Not sure what the tax affect is. I will have to dig a little deeper.
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Not sure what the tax affect is. I will have to dig a little deeper.
Ok, not that it really matters but I did say 2 posts back I would explain. I will keep it real short. Got up Thursday morning and it was real windy, not 5 minutes later BAM all the lights go out. On our side street a big tree came down and took down the power lines, phone and cable as well. Power didn't come back on until Friday afternoon. In the mean time my roofer showed up Friday afternoon to start the installation of my skylights. It had finally stopped raining, at least for a little bit. Saturday continued with the skylight installation. I was doing all the electrical hook ups for the lights and some new outlets since the roof was open. That's it nice and short. 
crws
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Ok, not that it really matters but I did say 2 posts back I would explain. I will keep it real short. Got up Thursday morning and it was real windy, not 5 minutes later BAM all the lights go out. On our side street a big tree came down and took down the power lines, phone and cable as well. Power didn't come back on until Friday afternoon. In the mean time my roofer showed up Friday afternoon to start the installation of my skylights. It had finally stopped raining, at least for a little bit. Saturday continued with the skylight installation. I was doing all the electrical hook ups for the lights and some new outlets since the roof was open. That's it nice and short.
Cool! Of course, photos are a must!
Shall we start a DIY thread?
crws, I will try to get some pictures together.
It is raining again so it may be a few days.
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TSP funds post positive returns for April
By Emily Long elong@govexec.com May 2, 2011
"The investment options in the federal employee retirement savings plan delivered a strong performance in April, following a previous month of mixed results. The Thrift Savings Plan's I Fund, which invests in international stocks, grew the most in April, increasing 6.03 percent. The C Fund -- invested in common stocks of large companies on the Standard & Poor's 500 Index -- increased 2.96 percent, with the S Fund, which invests in small and midsize companies and tracks the Dow Jones Wilshire 4500 Index, close behind at 2.94 percent..."
http://www.govexec.com/story_page.cfm?articleid=47723&oref=todaysnews
Some interesting articles.
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Step by step: How the U.S. killed bin Laden 05/02/11
A broken helicopter, an affluent compound, a president's approval -- this is the story of how bin Laden was killed.
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Step by step: How the U.S. killed bin Laden 05/02/11
A broken helicopter, an affluent compound, a president's approval -- this is the story of how bin Laden was killed.
- The most notorious terrorist meets a watery grave 05/02/11 Intelligence agencies' high-tech pursuit of bin Laden ends with a sea burial.
- From Nextgov.com: Cellphone may have signaled bin Laden's location 05/02/11 Former cyber-forensic officials say al Qaeda leader's courier may have inadvertently given U.S. counterterrorism pros their break.
- The secret team that killed bin Laden 05/02/11 Were it not for this high-value target, it might have been a routine mission for the Navy's specially trained and highly mythologized SEAL Team Six.
- Threats of retaliatory attacks loom 05/02/11
- President thanks intelligence employees, military for Bin Laden operation 05/02/11
- Obama: 'Justice has been done' 05/02/11
- Bin Laden operation wins bipartisan praise 05/02/11
- Obama's next big choice: Who should run the Joint Chiefs of Staff? 04/29/11
April was pretty rocky and at times looked like it may take all of us to the cleaners. But all funds ended on the positive side. The S fund lost it's dominence to the I fund and almost came in third for the month. Here are the earnings for the month of April.
G fund 0.04
F fund 0.19
C fund 0.43
S fund 0.51
I fund 1.25
G fund 0.04
F fund 0.19
C fund 0.43
S fund 0.51
I fund 1.25
A little surprised at the market yesterday considering the news. Now today is down and not looking good. It appears that May 2011 has picked up where May 2010 left off. 
Finished April at 3.49%. But now I will be giving half of that back in just the first two days of May. 
Finished April at 3.49%. But now I will be giving half of that back in just the first two days of May. 
MaStA
Member
A little surprised at the market yesterday considering the news. Now today is down and not looking good. It appears that May 2011 has picked up where May 2010 left off.
So are you holding out for a good exit point when you regain your losses from May or are you going to eat them and move to G today?
I have 2 IFT's for the month and it is too early to burn one yet. The first half of May is typically good but it can also be squirrelly. So to answer your question I am going to stick it out for now.
MaStA
Member
Yeah I most likely will as well, but I've been getting antsy as it gets closer to 1200.
Last week I moved to G-10 S-30 C-30 I-30, but I don't know that it did much since all funds are down except F it seems. Oh well it's just money I suppose and I'm only 25 so I have a while till I retire.
Yeah I most likely will as well, but I've been getting antsy as it gets closer to 1200.
Last week I moved to G-10 S-30 C-30 I-30, but I don't know that it did much since all funds are down except F it seems. Oh well it's just money I suppose and I'm only 25 so I have a while till I retire.
+1
don't worry about it. were still in a bull market.
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Agency leaders decry 'cheap shots' against feds
By Emily Long elong@govexec.com May 3, 2011
"Federal employees too often are the victims of negative public feedback and deserve additional support from their agencies, top government leaders said on Tuesday. At a Public Service Recognition Week town hall hosted by the nonprofit Partnership for Public Service, officials expressed frustration over the negative perception members of Congress and the public have toward federal employees. Managers must be held responsible for making the tough choices necessary to single out and reward high performers, they said, and agencies must encourage innovation, improve communication, and assist employees with career development..."
http://www.govexec.com/story_page.cfm?articleid=47735&dcn=todaysnews
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House GOP pondering strategic debt-ceiling vote without cuts
By Billy House National Journal May 3, 2011
"House Republican leaders say they may allow a floor vote to increase the nation's credit limit without any of the accompanying spending or deficit-reduction reforms they have been demanding all along. The idea is to allow the vote, which they expect to fail, as a way to demonstrate that the idea of a "clean vote," being championed by President Obama and other Democrats, has no chance of passage.
"Dead on arrival," is how House Majority Leader Rep. Eric Cantor, R-Va., described it on Tuesday..."
http://www.govexec.com/story_page.cfm?articleid=47734&oref=todaysnews
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USPS distributes reduction-in-force notices
By Emily Long elong@govexe.com May 3, 2011
"The U.S. Postal Service has sent reduction-in-force notices to administrative employees to prepare them for future downsizing. The notices went out last week with little fanfare. Postal officials earlier this year outlined plans to restructure the postal workforce and cut 7,500 jobs, including 20 percent of the administrative workforce and 10 percent of the postmaster jobs. The agency on April 28 sent general notices to administrative employees at headquarters and at other facilities who could be affected by reduction-in-force procedures..."
http://www.govexec.com/story_page.cfm?articleid=47736&oref=todaysnews
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- House panel set to approve 1.6 percent pay boost for military 05/03/11 An Armed Services subcommittee will mark up the fiscal 2012 Defense authorization bill on Wednesday.
- From Nextgov.com: Issa says White House can too easily hide presidential records 05/03/11 The House oversight committee chairman wants assurance that staff are archiving work emails sent from personal accounts.
- Pentagon breaks up Joint Forces Command 05/02/11
- FBI on war footing after bin Laden's death 05/03/11
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