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Before you got married you may have regularly gone on dates. But once you start to live together and have children these date nights may seem nonexistent. Therefore instead of buying her a gift, you can take her on a vacation. This is something she would greatly appreciate because it would not have to be at a children's restaurant. Instead, you can attempt to make a night out of it. You can accomplish this task by going to the theatre after the dinner to catch a late night show. Furthermore, you can also give her your undivided attention.
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Family faces long road to recovery following Billings crash
The father of the family, Kurt Layher, explained that while they are all alive, they have a long road ahead of them.
By: Kelsey Merison
BILLINGS - A rollover crash in the Billings Heights on Tuesday has left a Wyoming family picking up the pieces with a long road to recovery ahead.
The family of four from Sheridan was traveling in an SUV and was struck by a BMW that witnesses claim was going upwards of 70 mph.
The Layhers were in Billings to attend a sleep study for their son at Billings Clinic on Wednesday.
But those plans quickly changed when the family's vehicle was hit by another vehicle on Main Street.
To make matters even worse, the family was at Pizza Ranch in the Heights celebrating their son's 12th birthday.
When they left the restaurant, disaster struck.
Kurt Layher, the father, told MTN News that he wasn't aware of what exactly happened following the crash until he watched MTN's coverage of the incident.
Kurt Layher is still in the hospital and is expected to have surgery on Friday.
"I was really disappointed when I heard the report because I actually got my information for what happened in the accident from your news story," Layher said. "When I hear them talk about how the people that did this, 'Oh, they learned their lesson, they won't do this again,' I don't see it. If they were the type that would have learned the lesson from this, they would have had insurance on the car. They wouldn't have made a decision that is going to determine how the rest of our lives go."
MTN attempted to request an interview with the Layher family on Wednesday for the initial story but was unable to make contact until Thursday.
Layher said he was taken to a different hospital than his wife following the crash.
"I haven't even been able to see my wife yet, they took us to two different hospitals. They have not even allowed - because of my injuries - I can't get to see her. We're not even in the same hospital," Layher said. "It's going to be weeks before I'm able to, you know, see her."
And the crash will have lasting impacts on the family.
"My daughter is 15 and has her learner's permit. She refuses to drive anymore, even though it's only been two days, she refuses," Layher said. "And that's not something that's going to change overnight."
The driver who caused the crash was reportedly a teenager who had two teenage passengers in the car.
Amanda Anthony, the mother of one of the passengers in the BMW, told MTN News on Wednesday, "they just made the wrong decision and got the worst of the consequences. I just want everybody to know these kids learned their lesson." Anthony also claimed emergency personnel told her the Layher family would be "just fine".
Layher disagrees.
"I can't think of any more severe penalty than my wife who broke every rib on the left side of her body. She's got a broken pelvis, broken scapula, she's got fractures in her back, plus an internal organ laceration. She's going to be up here for weeks," Layher said. "I'm a little bit disappointed that, when I read the story and they said, 'Oh, they're going to be just fine,' well, going to be? Maybe. We are not just fine. And it's not tomorrow, or the next day, or the next day."
Layher has a message for those commenting negatively on social media posts.
"The kids in that car, stop vilifying them. It doesn't do anybody good," Layher said. "They will have consequences for their actions, hopefully. I hope it's not just a slap on the wrist."
He would also like to thank emergency personnel for their timely response. Kurt Layher was the last one to be rescued from the vehicle and said he was only in there for about 20 minutes.
The family does not have a donation fund set up at the time, but MTN will provide continuing coverage as they recover and will provide updates if a fund is set up.
"A little tiny car hit our great big SUV, and they had to cut us out of the vehicle. That's how fast they were going," Layher said. "Just because we're going to recover, does not mean we're just fine, and does not mean it's better or okay."

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For most of us, no matter what we owe, we live within our financial means. We do this in one of three ways.
In The First Way we spend less than we earn. This is a desirable position. For some it is easy; for others hard. There is no magic bullet nor secret formula (no so-called Royal Road to Geometry) to make what is hard, easy. But there is, ultimately, a simple tip: if you can't afford it, don't buy it. This applies to houses, cars, and pizza. By thinking about credit and debt in terms of Good Debt (funding an appreciating asset), Neutral Debt (funding an enabling necessity) and Bad Debt (everything else), we get a guideline on when to incur debt. If it isn't a strategic investment, if it isn't an enabling necessity, then use no credit levers; buy only what you can afford today.
In The Second Way we live within our means but with accumulated credit card and other debt. We accumulate it to a point were we are paying $500, $700, $1,000 a month or more to service consumer debt. The load is burdensome; our life is stressed. But we make it, year in, year out. Basically, we have hit a financial equilibrium—we are essentially living within our means—but doing so like the Red Queen in Alice in Wonderland: running in place just to keep up. This is not so desirable. We are "living within your means" in the sense that money In equals money Out, but with none of the security and benefits we would otherwise realize if we did this without debt.
We are exercising financial responsibility—meaning that we are not spending more than we earn. But we reap few of the benefits of a well-balanced approach. The monthly debt is burdensome; it is restrictive.
This "second way" equilibrium tends to be unstable. Things are likely get better or worse.
The Third Way is when things get worse. Why things get worse may have a myriad of causes: medical necessities, lost job, good decisions with bad luck, or sometimes, perhaps, just bad decisions. Unable to balance the burdening debt load, finally the creditors stop extending credit and start out-sourcing collection agencies that impose heavier and heavier demands for payment. The debt-laden "equilibrium" falters and ends in bankruptcy. We are now denied credit. We are forced into a cash economy. Everything is cash. Money In equals money Out. We are living within our means.
So all of us, in the end, live within our means. We may seek to do it earlier, beneficially, using credit as an Archimedean lever at our disposal, a tool to help us live where we buy simply what we can afford. Or we may live it as a condition forced upon us. There is no debtors' prison in the U.S., but life with burdening debt is anything but freedom.
There are three kinds of debt: Good, Neutral, and Bad.
Knowing how to recognize these kinds of debt can guide you in making decisions that can have a big influence on your life.
If you recognize all debt as simply good, neutral, or bad, you will have a surprisingly strong guide to making good financial decisions.
Good Debt is debt that is an investment; debt that allows you to gain equity in an asset. For many people, the only good debt they will ever have is a home mortgage. For some, even this may turn out to be not so good at all. To understand more about how to ensure that your home mortgage is good debt, we discuss it on this web site.
There is a difference between buying something that you think will appreciate in value—art, classic cars, stocks—and buying the same thing with borrowed money.
When you buy with cash you may make a good or a bad decision. But when you buy with borrowed money, you almost always have to pay some type of interest—a cost for accessing and using money you don't have. This borrowed money is debt, and few things in daily life appreciate in value sufficiently to out-weigh the cost of debt.
Think about that. Virtually everything you buy on debt raises the cost of ownership beyond the point where simple resale would recover your expenses. Yet debt—actually credit—is equally essential to a modern life. So how to balance the two?
Few material things appreciate in value—most depreciate—and thus few things create opportunities for Good Debt.
Neutral Debt is debt for a depreciating asset, but one that is enabling for a broader success. For most people, a car loan is an example of Neutral Debt. The car you buy with a auto loan depreciates from the moment you buy it, yet for many the car allows you to hold a job, earn an income, take the kids to school, and otherwise engage society. Indeed, without a car, you may not be able to afford a house, so the car enables your financial success. The car depreciates in value, and the loan costs you money in interest, so you are losing on both ends—the debt itself is not Good Debt—but it is, or should be at least, worth it's cost in terms of enabling a larger prosperity.
Bad Debt is everything else.
We strategically take on Good Debt, minimize Neutral Debt, and eliminate Bad Debt.


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YOU KNOW THE DRILL
China illegally cordoned off a huge part of the South China Sea for military drills—and will likely do so again
By Steve Mollman July 11, 2016
China wrapped up military drills in the South China Sea today (July 11). Before the drills, which began on July 5 and included live-fire war games, Chinese authorities issued a notice that the exercise area was off limits.
Its warning to stay away from the area was short and to the point. After giving the geographic coordinates and dates of the drill, the brief statement read simply: "No entry." One problem: China had no authority to block off that part of the sea. It's just the latest example of Beijing's disregard for the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), which is the basis for international maritime law and which China signed in 1996.
The drill took place in a vast stretch of sea encompassing a little over 100,000 sq km (38,610 sq miles), with a perimeter of just over 1,300 sq km. It extended from China's Hainan Island to the Paracel Islands, which China controls but that are also claimed by Vietnam and Taiwan.
No entry.
Much of the area was within China's exclusive economic zone (EEZ). As defined by UNCLOS, coastal nations get an EEZ extending 200 nautical miles (370 km, 230 miles) from the shore baseline. Most of the exercise area fell within the EEZ that extends from Hainan Island.
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UNCLOS territorial jurisdictions.
But an EEZ is not territorial sea. Under UNCLOS, an EEZ grants a nation sole exploitation rights over all natural resources, but other nations still enjoy the freedom of navigation and overflight. Conducting a military exercise doesn't change that.
"Declaring an exercise area does not allow the exercising state to make waters and airspace beyond its territorial sea off-limits to other states," explained Jonathan G. Odom, a military professor at the Daniel K. Inouye Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies in Honolulu, in an email to Quartz.
As Odom further explained,
When nations exercise their rights, freedoms, and lawful uses of the sea, the international law of the sea requires that they have "due regard" for the rights, freedoms, and lawful uses of the sea guaranteed to all other nations. The negotiating history of UNCLOS indicates that "due regard" was intended to mean that states would not "interfere" with other states' freedoms.
State practice has been that states conducting military exercises will maintain due regard by issuing notices to mariners and notices to airmen about the dates, times, locations and activities that will be conducted in the exercise. This puts other vessels and aircraft (civilian and military) on notice to the potential risks of transiting and operating in those locations. This applies for exercises on the high seas, as well as exercises within a state's EEZ or territorial sea.
When an exercise area is announced, commercial vessels and aircraft might decide to stay outside of the area, to avoid all risk. Other militaries might decide to stay out of the area, but they might also decide to continue operating in the area. Regardless, they must ensure that they maintain due regard—that is, not interfere—with the exercising state's military exercise.
China, along with a small group of other nations (including Iran, North Korea, and Saudi Arabia), takes a different view of what an EEZ means. As Ronald O'Rourke, a specialist in naval affairs, wrote in a report for the US Congressional Research Service published in late May (pdf, page 16)
The position of China and some other countries (i.e., a minority group among the world's nations) is that UNCLOS gives coastal states the right to regulate not only economic activities, but also foreign military activities, in their EEZs.
US planes and ships operating in China's EEZ have often been harassed—the report provides five examples in recent years (pdf, page 17). In one, a Chinese fighter jet flew dangerously close to a US Navy aircraft about 215 km (135 miles) east of Hainan Island. In a string of others over a number of years, Chinese ships and aircraft harassed US naval ships.
But China is operating on a double standard. In July 2014, it sent an uninvited intelligence-gathering ship into the EEZ off Hawaii to observe biennial naval exercises. The US had no problem with this, because it's permitted under UNCLOS. Yet when the US tries to do the same in the EEZ of China, its ships and planes are liable to face warnings and harassment.
China has done little to address this contradiction. In his report, O'Rourke cites Isaac Kardon (pdf, page 87), a China maritime legal specialist, on one possible line of reasoning ("AGI" in the below refers to an intelligence-gathering vessel):
China interprets the EEZ articles in the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) as granting a coastal state jurisdiction to enforce its domestic laws prohibiting certain military activities—e.g., those that it interprets to threaten national security, economic rights, or environmental protection—in its EEZ. China's domestic laws include such provisions, while those of the United States do not. Those rules would allow China to justify its seemingly contradictory approach to AGI operations—or, as Kardon put it, "to have their cake and eat it too."
In other words, Beijing demands high seas freedoms in the US's EEZ because of US principles; however, it denies such freedoms to other nations in its own EEZ, because of its own, less liberal principles.
Beyond the military
The attitude extends beyond the military sphere, especially within the nine-dash line, which encompasses most of the sea. Everything within it, China asserts, is its territory. That's one reason China uses mostly coast guard rather than Navy vessels in the sea—because it's considered national jurisdiction (pdf, page 8).
Within that zone, China doesn't hesitate to apprehend or warn off other nations' fishing vessels, even when those vessels are well outside China's own EEZ (as defined by UNCLOS) and it has no right to do so. Yet it also routinely sends its own fishing vessels into other nations' EEZs, backs them with its coast guard, and raises diplomatic protests when such vessels and their crews are apprehended.
China cannot tolerate other nations operating in its own EEZ, but it has tried to set up oil rigs in contested waters that Vietnam considers part of its own EEZ.
At the same time, China is pushing for what it calls a "win-win" strategy in the sea, where if other nations have oil and gas reserves that fall within the both their own EEZs and China's nine-dash line, then the two parties should share revenue on the project. Needless to say, other nations are not too keen on the idea (pdf, page 19).
The military drills ended one day before a ruling of an international tribunal on maritime disputes between the Philippines and China. The ruling is expected to favor the Philippines and undermine some of China's sweeping claims in the South China Sea.
Beijing has said it will ignore the ruling. Considering it already selectively applies UNCLOS rules to benefit itself, that should surprise nobody.
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I also got my fair share of some haters who bashed me because of my username. If only I could explain to every viewer or reader that the username doesn't define me; it defines everyone of us. That your beauty doesn't come from anything else but from deep within you, the REAL you. That's what my username and this blog really mean.
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