Leading the way was the defense, which was brilliant in a 7 3 victory for No. 5 ranked Kingfisher over No. 10 Sequoyah Claremore on Friday night. A banner hung by Kingfisher fans that said "Revenge Is Sweet" proved to be prophetic. The Yellow Jackets avenged lopsided losses in the 2006 semifinals and 2005 quarterfinals, both at Sequoyah Claremore. "I don't know if we necessarily had revenge on our minds. I think we had, more than anything, kind of some redemption because we knew we didn't play well the last couple of years and they had a great ball club," Kingfisher coach Jeff Myers said. Sequoyah Claremore (8 4) hung tough all game in trying to defend its 2006 state championship. But it never came close to scoring after an opening drive, which netted a 33 yard field goal by Taylor Inman. Kingfisher (9 3) came back on its next possession to take a 7 3 lead on Nathan Grabow's 21 yard touchdown run late in the first quarter. Spizike Bordeaux ,Air Jordan 9 Black Photo Blue White Gamma Blue 12s He Got Game 13s Taxi 12s Bugs Bunny 8s Air Jordan 4 Cavs Air Jordan 6 Championship Cigar Gamma Blue 12s Air Jordan 3 Retro White Cement 2011 Herb Morgan (Efficient Market Advisors, LLC) submits: Stocks look to go higher, much higher. When you ask? Technically speaking (pun intended) the answer is now. Back on May 19th I penned "How to Identify a Market Top" for this space and on November 30th of 2005 I stuck my neck out with "Dow 15,000?". I was pretty close to the top on energy and gold and it appears time will prove me right on stock prices. Let's look at valuations, fundamentals, and technical indicators. Today, we are presented with a relatively rare scenario where the planets are perfectly aligned. This chart measures S 500 fair value by comparing S 500 Price/Operating Earnings to the 10 Year Treasury Yield (See S 500 Index ETF (NYSEARCA:SPY)). Risk in equities remains low by historical valuation metrics. Fundamentals: The scales are tipped in favor of equities Pre Tax corporate profits increased $91.8 billion in the second quarter, down from the $142.3 billion increase in the first quarter, slowing the GDP annual growth rate to 2.9% from 5.6% in the first quarter. Rational Fed Governors will interpret this as a sign of the Goldilocksian nature of the economy. Corporate profits are at an all time high percentage of GDP as published by the St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank. September 1 Nonfarm Payroll data was positive and employment remains "full" at roughly 4.7%. Despite full employment, hourly earnings are experiencing no inflationary pressure. A slow orderly devaluation of a residential real estate market that had advanced beyond reasonable valuation is progressing nicely. Corporate Health is Strong o Low default rate on corporate bonds. o Low credit spreads on corporate bonds to treasuries indicates market confidence in repayment ability. o Corporations have extended debt maturities and reduced total leverage thereby reducing the risk to equities. o Cash holdings relative to assets have risen substantially as shown in the accompanying chart from the Federal Reserve. Large cash balances can be used to raise dividends, buy back stock, or invest for future growth. Large cash balances, on the margin reduce the risk of equity ownership. o Second quarter earnings were strong and seemed to validate the theory that companies in general are shying away from giving overly optimistic guidance. This reduces the frequency of volatility inducing downward revisions. o Tax receipts are up sharply for the US Treasury with the second quarter deficit coming in well below expectations. Federal Receipts are $1.97 Trillion through July of 2006 compared to total receipts of $2.1534 Trillion for all of fiscal 2005. (US Treasury fiscal year ends in September) Treasury receipts are on pace to be up 13% vs. fiscal 2005. o Inflationary pressures are easing substantially as evidenced by recent price action in oil, gold, and bonds. This significantly reduces the likelihood of a Fed interest rate hike. o For the past year stock valuations have remained low as the prospects for higher interest rates and inflation loomed. This is no longer the case and low interest rates are a reality which justifies higher stock prices. Technicals: Stocks are quietly making noise While it's hardly headline news yet, stocks are advancing nicely. Today's action helped bring the fifty day moving average of stock prices above the 100 day moving average confirming the uptrend that began in late July. (Source BigCharts) Get your rally shoes on! At Efficient Market Advisors, we have made tactical shifts in our model portfolios to accommodate these views. The coming increase in demand for stocks will cause the valuation gap to decrease and if history is any guide, stocks may well become overvalued before this bull market peaks. Equities may stay over valued or under valued for extended periods of time. The bears today argue that the S 500 has returned 36.59% over the last 36 months and it just can't continue, that the market must correct. Of course, all great bull markets had a 36 month number long before they printed a 72, 84, or 96 month number. Incidentally, the S 500 is down 5.08% for the last six years. We remain firmly bullish. Spizike Bordeaux,jump to contentmy subredditsgifts on behalf of /u/cumonshoes have helped pay for 231.26 minutes of reddit server time. Yes. Charities do not have the same scope and resources to help individuals as a government can. Sure, the system isn perfect; people abuse the system, corruption, wasted tax payer money, but individuals who can not work due to; old age, mental illness, and mental delays/retardations, or physical handycap are still serviced under our current system. It not one hundred percent, but even FDR said it could not protect and service everyone, but it does grant some protection to the vast majority of our population. I don mind getting taxed a little more if it means that some grandma somewhere can get a can of tuna instead of cat food. Honestly, if you healthy, and can work you should work, I do believe in that. I hate lazy, dead beats just as much as any right wing republican. If you can work, work. It that simple. as FDR said: "Today, a hope of many years standing is in large part fulfilled. The civilization of the past hundred years, with its startling industrial changes, had tended more and more to make life insecure. Young people have come to wonder what will be there lot when they came to old age. The man with a job has wondered how long the job would last. This social security measure gives at least some protection to 50 millions of our citizens who will reap direct benefits through unemployment compensation, through old age pensions, and through increased services for the protection of children and the prevention of ill health. We can never insure 100 percent of the population against 100 percent of the hazards and vicissitudes of life, but we have tried to frame a law which will give some measure of protection to the average citizen and to his family against the loss of a job and against poverty stricken old age. This law, too, represents a cornerstone in a structure which is being built but is by no means complete. It is a structure intended to lessen the force of possible future depressions. It will act as a protection to future administrations against the necessity of going deeply into debt to furnish relief to the needy. The law will flatten out the peaks and valleys of deflation and of inflation. It is, in short, a law that will take care of human needs and at the same time provide the United States an economic structure of vastly greater soundness."close this windowyou'll need to login or register to do thatcreate a new accountall it takes is a username and password.
Sale Online Save Up To 65 Off Spizike Bordeaux,French Blue 7s By Melissa Correa bio emailUnder a plea agreement, Alphonzo Richardson, 32, entered an Alford Plea to misdemeanor child neglect ad felony transporting a body. Under an Alford Plea, a defendant admits there is sufficient evidence with which the prosecution can likely get a guilty verdict.Richardson said in July he helped get rid of Tameka Claiborne body in an effort to protect her son. Her son was found roaming around a Chesterfield apartment complex.He will make his $5,000 bond today and will go back to his family. He will be sentenced January 24, after Michael Solomon trial January 10.Solomon, Claiborne fiance, is charged in the murder of Claiborne. Richardson said Solomon threatened to hurt the little boy and that when he got involved.He could face up to six years behind bars but the Commonwealth Attorney is willing to ask for no jail time, if Richardson provides truthful testimony against Solomon.Richardson is due back in court next month. Richardson bond was denied two months ago. He was on probation for a marijuana charge in Texas but that detainer has been lifted.Prosecutor Michael Herring believes Richardson plea will strengthen the case against Solomon and intends to use Richardson testimony to get a conviction against Solomon. Richardson was in Richmond jail for three months.Most Popular StoriesMost Popular StoriesMore>>Police: Hartford teen was kidnapped by Colorado manPolice: Hartford teen was kidnapped by Colorado manUpdated: Thursday, September 11 2014 7:28 AM EDT2014 09 11 11:28:01 GMTA Hartford teenager who went missing in August was found in Colorado, the victim of an apparent kidnapping.A Hartford teenager who went missing in August was found in Colorado, the victim of an apparent kidnapping. Spizike Bordeaux Alphabet craft activities provide fun ways for children to practice fine motor skills and consolidate learning of individual letters. Craft activities that emphasize alliteration help young children remember letter sounds while they concentrate on simple projects that involve coloring, cutting, gluing and manipulating materials such as paper, fabric and dough. Children should learn that the letter G represents two distinct sounds in words: the hard "G" sound, as expressed in words such as "goose" and "gloves;" and the softer "J" sound, as expressed in words such as "giraffe" and "gingerbread." Let children draw around each hand onto stiff paper, such as construction paper, to represent a pair of gloves. Provide materials such as sequins, loose glitter, sparkly pieces of fabric, colorful buttons and glue with which children can decorate their paper gloves. Once completed and the glue is dry, an adult can cut out the children's paper gloves. Reinforce children's recognition of the letter G and its sound by displaying the pairs of gloves next to a large letter G and the label, "Glittery Gloves." Sing the nursery rhyme "Goosey, Goosey, Gander" with the children to emphasize the sound of letter G through alliteration. Show the children photographs or illustrations of geese from picture stories such as "Honk, Honk, Goose!" by April Pulley Sayre. Provide a large oval template for the goose body and a small oval template for the goose head, and let children draw around them onto white construction paper to create a goose outline. Provide materials such as crayons, glue, feathers, paper, sequins and pipe cleaners in colors such as gray, white and black for children to decorate their geese shapes. Have them add eyes, legs, feet and beaks to their outlines. Read the story of "The Gingerbread Man" to the children and emphasize the sound that is made by the letter G in the word, "gingerbread." Mix two parts flour, one part salt and a sprinkling of powdered ginger with enough lukewarm water to make a soft, pliable dough. Let children use a rolling pin to roll out the dough, and then cut out shapes by using gingerbread cookie cutters. Bake at 180 degrees for about 20 minutes. Once cooled, let children paint and varnish their gingerbread men, and display them alongside a copy of "The Gingerbread Man" story and a label of the letter G. This activity is adapted from the "Giraffe Collage" activity suggested by the Busy Bee Kids Craft website. Help children to draw around one of their feet (with their shoe kept on) onto yellow construction paper to represent a giraffe's head. Cut out the foot shape and then use the remaining yellow paper to cut out two ears, two horns and a long neck. Glue the giraffe parts onto brown construction paper. Let children glue two googly eyes onto their giraffe's head and then add spots by using their fingers dipped into brown paint. Snip small pieces of brown wool and glue along the edge of the giraffe's neck. Language Arts Activities for Preschoolers What Are Language Art Activities for Preschoolers?. Language arts activities for preschoolers include phonics, letter recognition, spelling, reading and writing.
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