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  • This checklist should help prioritize improvements. Start at the top and work your way down. If you have a structural problem, don't do cosmetic improvements and hope that will hide the structural problems. They won't. Structural problems require experts who can give you repair quotes. Hire only licensed experts and make sure you get a permit. Otherwise, you'll be pound-foolish when you go to sell. A municipality can force you to pay steep fines or remove/correct the improvement upon resale. Don't put in an in-ground pool if you have a small backyard. Buy a membership to a swim club instead. Pools are such a subjective purchase. Think carefully about this improvement. If you add a pool, do it correctly by hiring a landscape designer and position the pool as an aspect of the landscaping ...

  • Move past "death and taxes" to the real essence of estate planning - the "Ten Commandments" for clients: 1. Do something, because you can't do nothing. 2. Decide what you really want. 3. Assemble a team of experts to help you. 4. The client is the captain of the ship - advisors are the navigators. 5. Don't volunteer to pay too much federal estate tax. 6. Synchronize ownership of assets, will and trust provisions, and beneficiary designations with the estate plan. 7. Ensure sufficient estate liquidity. 8. Tell advisors everything and tell family members less. 9. Keep good records and keep them current. 10. Relax and enjoy the rest of your life!

  • The plaintiffs' chairs will be empty today in a federal courtroom when lawyers debate a display of the Ten Commandments that hangs in a hallway of Narrows High School. A student at the school sued the Giles County School Board two months ago, alleging that the display violates the constitutional separation of church and state.

  • How to separate the top finishers from the also-rans To pick the winning horse in thoroughbred racing involves research into the record of the horse...

  • Everyday we have to make choices, how do I know what to do with the abilities I have? So what is the big deal about the 10 Commandments? What's it to me? When God talked to Moses on Mount Sinai, he wrote on stone tablets, what he said. Few people had any literary skills, so for centuries we have remembered these guidelines. Those that have followed these choices, which are commands and not suggestions have found peace and success in their lives and nations. Exodus 20, God is saying, "I am the Lord your God, you shall have no other gods before Me!" We repent that we have bowed down to all sorts of man-made idols and they control us! We are too busy bowing down to them to worship God. Our focus is on our houses, cars, TV's, computers, money, our business is not God's business. We are cons...

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  • The "Save the Stone" rally planned for Wednesday at Valley High School has been postponed. Organizer Mike Hresko said the rally will be held at some point but school district officials requested that he move it to a future date.

  • Dear Sun Spots: I read Sun Spots all the time. It is so helpful to all. Could you please print recently released by the Pope? - C.M., Lewiston. Answer: Sun Spots checked out The Vatican's Web site, www.vatican.va, where she located a very lengthy document of the Pontifical Council for the Pastoral Care of Migrants and Itinerant People and its Guidelines for the Pastoral Care of the Road, which made for some very interesting reading. According to the posting, the 10 Commandments are:

  • [Herrington]'s sprawling feature is all lovingly presented in a very easy-does-it fashion, a rainy-day movie matinee (hey, golfers don't play in the rain, right?) that at times reaches a Zen-like level of serenity through some familiar biopic travails. Which, of course, leads to emotional holes-in-one and bogeys: For every richly authentic detail, right down to a Scottish caddy who deadpans to a golfer, "Take two weeks off from the game, then give it up altogether," some viewers might nevertheless get teed off that Mary Jones gets reduced to a stock suffering-on-the-sidelines spouse, something that even [Claire Forlani]'s luminous peepers cannot transcend. Jeremy Northam's plummy performance as rival golfer Walter Hagen, a bon vivant who traverses the links in his tux after a night of d...

    ... drink and debauchery ("He's broken 11 of the 10 Commandments," says one admiring onlooker), exudes...

  • WASHINGTON, June 27 /U.S. Newswire/ -- The Christian Coalition of America condemns today's decision by the Supreme Court to not allow the 10 Commandments in courthouses by a 5-4 margin. Justice Sandra Day O'Connor joined the liberals on the court in not allowing the 10 Commandments to be displayed amongst other foundations of American law in their decision on the McCreary County v. ACLU of Kentucky. Justice Anthony Kennedy joined the three conservatives on the bench who issued a strong dissent. Roberta Combs, president of the Christian Coalition of America said, "After over 40 years of tyrannical decisions emanating from the United States Supreme Court and most of the Supreme Court justices being selected by Republican presidents during that time, it is long past time for justices who...



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