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The year is 1906, and scientist Nikola Tesla is building a wireless transmission tower on his Wardenclyffe property in Shoreham, New York. Nikola is nearly broke, and unable find financial support to finish his massive tower and fulfill his dream of turning the world into one global network of wireless telecommunications. In the interim, he works on a secret project in his underground laboratory, developing a new invention that will change the way humans perceive space and time. After months of experimental tests, something frightening happens, and he is forced to abandon everything, the project, the tower, and his Wardenclyffe property. The local villagers have no idea why the inventor left so suddenly, and for many years rumors persisted that he built a mysterious tunnel under his Wardenclyffe estate.
Over a hundred years later, three young teenagers discover the secret tunnel while helping volunteers clean up the Wardenclyffe property in preparation of restoring the main building to a modern day science museum. Deep in the bowels of the tunnel, the teenagers discover an old underground laboratory where Tesla conducted secret experiments involving the use of electricity to alter the mind's state of reality.
The Review: The Realm of Eternal Magic by Ted Lampron is an engrossing visit to a magical world. This novel is perfect for the young fantasy lover with a host of fantastical creatures, lands, and three adventurous youngsters who discover a secret that leads them on an unforgettable voyage into a dimension or realm ruled by magic.
The Realm of Eternal Magic by Ted Lampron begins with the end of a school year and three best friends: Henry, Freddie, and Bonnie. When helping to clean up the Wardenclyffe estate, they discover a tunnel leading to Tesla's secret lab filled with oddities, complex machinery, and a journal. When they decide to explore, their lives (and reality) changes in a blink of an eye.
After finding themselves no longer in "Kansas," they are forced to explore their new surroundings in an effort to return home. While traversing this strange new land, they encounter a plethora of intriguing characters, one of which is the Spirit of the Forest—Enchantress Lila. She sends them to seek the help they need and while doing so they meet an undead, an ice queen, fairies, Strigoi, zombies, a robot named Dominus Rabota, wolventrees, dragons, werecats, and more. Like Dorothy in Oz, they are warned to follow the road and not to stray from their path. Evenso, numerous occurrences force them from their destination and add to the drama, suspense, and danger.
The Realm of Eternal Magic by Ted Lampron was an entertaining escape to a magical realm. Can the three find the "key" and Master Armac in time? You will have to read and find out. 4.5 stars, and looking forward to book two.
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The German brand's new high-performance mid-size sedan has been spotted for the first time.
There won't be any drastic changes to the hero car's look, but for the first time ever the BMW M5 will have the choice of an optional xDrive all-wheel-drive system. Unlike its direct rival from AMG, the upcoming new E63 which is expected to be only offered with all-wheel drive, The M5's traditional rear-drive configuration is expected to remain standard.
While the 4.4-litre twin-turbo V8 will also be retained, expect the Bavarians to get a bit more power out of it for the new iteration.
It is expected to be significantly lighter than the current version due to the brand's new carbon core platform that debuted with the new 7-series.
The new 5-Series is expected late this year, so the M5 will most likely appear in 2017.
Mercedes-AMG GT R
The new high-performance GT R - also referred to as the Mercedes-AMG GT3, but unlikely to be called so, due to Porsche's penchant for the moniker - has been spotted again while undergoing testing.
The German brand's race car for the road has a pumped image with a large rear spoiler, new air intakes in the front spoiler and a reworked front grille, along with a new single central exhaust and rear diffuser that help give it a more radical appeal than the already standard head-turning GT.
Expect the GT R to be light, thanks in part to more use of carbon fibre and it should also get a decent nudge in power to help it compete with the Porsche 911 GT3.
Porsche 911
Porsche has only just recently revealed its facelifted 911, with the big news coming from the turbocharged engines becoming standard across nearly the whole range. Clearly Porsche isn't slowing down any time soon as the next-gen 911's test mule has been spotted undergoing preliminary testing.
The eight-generation 911 is due out in 2018, so not many details will be available just yet. But it is likely that the German brand is looking to work on more hybrids and integrate its petrol-electric powertrain tech into the 911 for the first time.
Porsche will have to meet tighter CO2 regulations by 2020 and has also intimated a desire to build a legitimate rival to the Tesla.
Porsche already has a hybrid Cayenne and Panamera, plus the hybrid powered 918 Spyder hypercar, so the technology is there, but Porsche would have to look at how best to represent its marquee sportscar brand in hybrid form.
Porsche also revealed its Mission E concept at the 2015 Frankfurt motor show, an all-electric four-seater that the brand wants to be in production by the turn of the decade.
Audi A5 Sportback
Spy photographers have snapped the new Audi A5 Sportback undergoing testing.
The new hatch – which is expected to debut in 2016 – will be based on the Volkswagen Group's MLB platform which the new Q7 is also built off.
The new A5's styling won't be anything revolutionary but rather an evolution of the current models aesthetics. The new TT and Q7 indicated it will take on a more angular appearance, especially around the front end.
From looking at the images the new coupe will feature a wide grille and rear LED taillights similar to those found on the new A4 sedan.
Audi will offer the new A5 in a range of petrol and diesel engines that includes 2.0-litre TFSI petrol that produces 141kW, a 2.0-litre TDI with power outputs of up to 165kW. Audi is also expected to offer a larger capacity 3.0-litre TDI with more than 200kW.
The Audi S5 should get a 3.0-litre turbo petrol and a twin-turbo diesel engine while the RS5 is expected to move away from its naturally aspirated 4.2-litre V8 to a 3.6-litre twin-turbo with about 370kW.
Expect to see the new Sportback towards the end of the year, possibly at the 2016 Paris motor show.
Nissan Micra
Japanese brand's pint-sized hatch has been spotted undergoing testing in Southern Europe.
The styling adopts the thinking along the lines of the Nissan Qashqai and Nissan Juke, moving away from the rounded look of the current Micra.
Much like other new city cars and baby SUVs the Micra seems to have adopted an in vogue floating roof.
The 2017 Micra will most likely be powered by a small capacity four-cylinder engine with outputs estimated to be about 81kW and 145Nm - a significant boost over the current car.
Mercedes-Maybach E-Class
The covers have only just been whipped off the new E-Class sedan and spy photographers have now already snapped the new long-wheel base Maybach version of the E-Class.
Mercedes had hinted at further examples of its luxury focused Maybach models, and the E-Class could soon join the Mercedes-Maybach S600.
While these are the first shots of a potential smaller Maybach, no plans have yet been confirmed if it will make it into production.
Rolls-Royce Wraith
A facelifted version of the Rolls-Royce Wraith coupe has been spotted undergoing testing.
The Wraith, a coupe version of the brand's most affordable variant, the Ghost, was launched in Australia in 2014 and costs about $650,000 locally.
With most Rolls-Royces the design will only be altered slightly, with subtle changes to the front bumper and headlights.
An interior makeover might be on the cards, which would bring it into line with its newly launched Dawn convertible sibling.
The Wraith is expected to still feature the behemoth 465kW/800Nm 6.6-litre V12 that currently powers it, and would be mated to the same eight-speed auto.


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By BARRY LANK
LOS FELIZ – The neighborhood's "full-time community center" for "skeptics, humanists and other rationalists" is looking for a new home.
The Center for Inquiry is giving up its Hollywood Boulevard outpost, where it's long been hosting lectures, presentations, meetings as well as private events. That also means this site will lose the performance venue on the first floor, the 99-seat Steve Allen Theater, known for its quirky lineup of live performances, standup shows and events.
CFI, a nonprofit formed in support of a "secular society based on science, reason, freedom of inquiry, and humanist values," sold the property across from Barnsdall Art Park to a residential developer. Documents filed with the city planning department last December call for subdividing the building into 21 residential units, including "live/work quarters" in three of the units.
The L.A. center's executive director, James Underdown, confirmed that the building has a buyer and contract, with a closing date currently scheduled for July. CFI and the theater are preparing to leave next summer.
CFI, which also publishes the Skeptical Inquirer, has had a location in L.A. for around 20 years to support its mission. Next month, for example, the center will host a live-stream of an upcoming debate between Bill Nye, The Science Guy, and Ken Ham of the Creation Museum.
The Steve Allen Theater (named after the TV personality and CFI supporter) became part of center when the organization bought the Hollywood Boulevard location in 2003, according to Amit Itelman, the founding artistic director of the theater and Trepenny House. Before that, the building housed offices for AAA.
So, what's to become of the Steve Allen Theater now that its birthplace is vanishing?
"Everything is completely up in the air. I'm exploring all options I can think of," Itelman said. "The future of the theater has more questions than answers right now."
While Underdown said CFI plans to reopen elsewhere in Los Angeles – preferably somewhere convenient to a freeway and subway – it's unclear whether they can find a location with similar size and facilities. The space includes a generous parking lot, convenient proximity to Los Feliz, East Hollywood and Silver Lake, and a gated area in front of the theater where people can hang out before, after or during the show.
Ron Lynch, a comedian who has been hosting the "Tomorrow Show" at the Steve Allen every Saturday for nearly 12 years, said it's unlikely he'll get such good facilities for his show after July.
"I think I'm going to be doing a show no matter what happens. But the odds of getting a theater with this kind of space are slim," Lynch said. The building will be demolished on the show's 12th Anniversary, he added.
Nearness to Hollywood is also one reason the "Tomorrow Show" – and the theater in general – have attracted performers such as Louis CK, Janine Garofalo, David Arquette, Mary Lynn Rajscub and John C. Reilly, as well as knife throwers, jugglers, a balloon act and the occasional stripper.
"Theater can be rough," Itelman said, "and there have been plenty of bumps in the road, but ultimately [the Steve Allen Theater] served its purpose and was a funky beautiful thing."
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Whales seen off the coast of Wells Sunday were identified as right whales, offering a rare local opportunity to see a member of the endangered sea species, according to local police.
"The whales that have been spotted off the coast of Wells are the North Atlantic right whale," the Wells Police Department posted on its Facebook page Sunday afternoon. "This whale is a highly endangered whale and there are only a few hundred left in the world. We have been incredibly lucky to be able to get a glimpse at these beautiful creatures from our shore line."
Scientists believe there are fewer than 400 right whales in the western North Atlantic, with adults approaching about 50 feet in length and often topping 70 tons. North Atlantic right whales migrate between winter calving areas off the coast of Florida and Georgia to feeding ground in the Labrador Sea northeast of Maine, according to federal researchers.
We have been receiving numerous reports of whales off our coast line. There have been some whales seen in the last few…
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In Facebook posts, local police reminded beachgoers and boaters that "it is federal law not to harass or approach any marine mammals," and used the sightings as an opportunity to highlight the importance of keeping "our beaches clean and our oceans healthy" by, in part, picking up litter along the coast.
The rare whales were seen off the coast of Massachusetts earlier this month, according to the Eagle-Tribune of North Andover, Massachusetts.
"This species is critically endangered," read a post by the organization Marine Mammals of Maine after the discovery of a dead right whale off the coast of Boothbay Harbor in 2016. "The loss of any individual is detrimental to the population."
Federal researchers consider ship collisions and entanglements with fishing gear to be the most significant threats to right whales.
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Rachel Uchitel, aka Tiger Woods' mistress who knows way too much, spent a chunk of her recently acquired $10 million hush money on a fancy $2 million Park Avenue condo.
Moving into a building of this caliber requires board approval, and there are some rumors floating around that the hoity toity Park Ave board members weren't wanting a home-wrecker of a resident (and can you blame them?), but a source tells TMZ that the buying process was easy.
Her new digs comes with three bedrooms, three bathrooms, fireplace, and doorman -- the "perfect place to raise a family." (Her words, not mine.) The building is located in the Murray Hill neighborhood of Manhattan, coincidentally just a few blocks from our offices here at CafeMom. Oh joy. We'll have to be sure to keep an eye on the married men that work here.
Would you want Rachel Uchitel as your neighbor? What do you think of her using her pay out for being a home-wrecker to buy an apartment?
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|All the hard work could pay off for Wydo
Who is Cody Wydo?
Wydo is the player who almost single handily put the Robert Morris University hockey name on the map of teams to watch for.
In 2011, the Robert Morris University hockey team was basically still unknown. The program was only in its seventh official NCAA season and hadn't boasted any fantastic achievements since it's inception in 2004.
Then Cody Wydo showed up.
A native of Southgate, Michigan, Wydo would go on to letter all four years he played for the Colonials and serve as Captain his senior year. At nearly a point-per-game throughout his college playing career, he would put up 150 points in 151 games played. He was an integral part of the Colonials 7-4 victory in the 2014-15 Atlantic Hockey Tournament championship where he was named to the All-Tournament Team as well as awarded tournament MVP.
Those stats would lead to Wydo being named as a Hobey Baker finalist- a first in school history.
As an undrafted forward, Wydo would get a shot at playing professional hockey after signing with the Wheeling Nailers in 2014, the ECHL affiliate of the Pittsburgh Penguins organization. In his two years as a Nailer, Wydo would put up impressive numbers: 116 points (54G-62A) in 138 games played. He would help lead the team to the Kelly Cup championship series in 2016 (the Nailers would lose the series four games to two to the Allen Americans).
Last season, being the leader of the Nailers team with 30 goals and 60 points, Wydo would join the Wilkes-Barre Scranton Penguins on a PTO (professional try out agreement) on April 7, 2017 and play in three total games for the club. He would tally his first AHL goal the following day, April 8, versus the Providence Bruins.
The WBS Penguins, a team that includes a slew of other former Wheeling Nailers, open their season Oct. 7 2017 versus the Charlotte Checkers at Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza.


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2 Jan 2018
MYANMAR: Daily Minimum Wage Set to Increase to US$3.5
The daily minimum wage in Myanmar is set to increase from Kyat 3,600 (US$2.6) to Kyat 4,800 (US$3.5) following a formal endorsement by the union government. The announcement was made after a recent meeting of the National Committee on Fixing the Minimum Wage.
Unless widely opposed, the wage increase will be confirmed within the next 60 days, and will apply to all businesses with 10 or more employees. While employee representatives have stated that the proposed change falls short of their expectations, those representing employers have expressed concerns that it could lead to higher operating costs, while Myanmar has among the lowest wage in the region.


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Saint Joseph's Hawks
Nelson Jr. leads George Washington over St. Joseph's 85-69
Jan. 25, 2020 06:45 PM EST
WASHINGTON (AP) — Jameer Nelson Jr. had a season-high 22 points as George Washington beat Saint Joseph's 85-69 on Saturday. Nelson Jr. made...
Daly carries St. Joseph's past Penn 87-81
Jan. 18, 2020 06:08 PM EST
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Ryan Daly had 30 points to lift Saint Joseph's to an 87-81 win over Penn on Saturday. Cameron Brown had 17 points for...
Russell leads Rhode Island past St. Joseph's 71-61
Jan. 15, 2020 10:36 PM EST
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Fatts Russell scored 23 of his 25 points in the second half and Rhode Island pulled away from Saint Joseph's 71-61 on Wednesday night. ...
Davidson needs overtime to get past Saint Joseph's, 89-83
Jan. 11, 2020 05:14 PM EST
DAVIDSON, N.C. (AP) — Luka Brajkovic scored six of his 17 points in overtime to carry Davidson to an 89-83 win over Saint Joseph's in a game pitting two...
No. 20 Dayton tops Saint Joe's to end Hawk Hill drought
Jan. 05, 2020 03:15 PM EST
Stewart, Dove lead UT Martin past Mt St Joseph's 92-71
Dec. 29, 2019 06:08 PM EST
MARTIN, Tenn. (AP) — Sophomore Parker Stewart hit six 3-pointers and scored 28 points and Quinton Dove added a double-double to lead Tennessee-Martin to a 92...
Daly carries St. Joseph's over William & Mary 84-69
Dec. 19, 2019 09:58 PM EST
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Ryan Daly had 27 points and 10 rebounds as Saint Joseph's ended its eight-game losing streak, beating William & Mary 84-69 on Thursday...
Forrester, Rose lead Temple past St. Joseph's 108-61
Dec. 10, 2019 09:41 PM EST
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Jake Forrester had a career-high 17 points to lead five Temple players in double figures as the Owls easily beat Saint Joseph's 108-61 on...
No. 23 Villanova holds off Saint Joseph's surge, wins 78-66
Dec. 07, 2019 05:42 PM EST
Jaworski goes off for 31, Lafayette cruises to 94-71 win
Dec. 03, 2019 11:37 PM EST
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Justin Jaworski scored a career-high 31 points and Lafayette defeated Saint Joseph's 94-71 Tuesday night, continuing its best start in four...
Howard has Michigan rolling entering big game at Louisville
By Tim Reynolds Dec. 02, 2019 02:10 AM EST
Braxton helps St. Francis (Pa.) break away to 79-63 win
Nov. 30, 2019 09:26 PM EST
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Keith Braxton scored 11 of his season-high 26 points as St. Francis (Pa.) blew past a late tie to secure a 79-63 win against Saint Joseph's...
Gray's 14 lead Towson to 76-64 win over Saint Joseph's
Nov. 24, 2019 08:10 PM EST
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Juwan Gray had 14 points and Allen Betrand 13 as Towson blew nearly all of double-digit lead before rallying back to put away Saint...
Prim's 19 lead Missouri State to 71-69 win over Hawks
Nov. 22, 2019 05:00 PM EST
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Gaige Prim had 19 points and Josh Hall hit a pair of tie-breaking free throws with 48.7 seconds left as Missouri State held off Saint...
Johnson's 22 leads Florida to 70-62 win over Hawks
By Pete Iacobelli Nov. 21, 2019 04:34 PM EST
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Keyontae Johnson saw Florida's big lead shrink to almost nothing in the final minute. He made sure his teammates didn't let this one...
Florida leading scorer Blackshear ejected
Nov. 21, 2019 04:07 PM EST
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Florida leading scorer Kerry Blackshear Jr. was ejected for a flagrant two foul for what appeared to be an elbow that hit Saint Joseph...
Krutwig leads Loyola of Chicago over St. Joseph's 85-68
Nov. 16, 2019 05:03 PM EST
CHICAGO (AP) — Cameron Krutwig matched his career high with 24 points as Loyola of Chicago beat Saint Joseph's 85-68 on Saturday. Marquise...
Saint Joseph's holds off UConn 96-87 behind Daly's 30 points
By Pat Eaton-Robb Nov. 13, 2019 09:34 PM EST
Green's 18 points lifts ODU past St. Joseph's 82-69
Nov. 10, 2019 05:00 PM EST
NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — Xavier Green had 18 points as Old Dominion beat Saint Joseph's 82-69 on Sunday. Marquis Godwin had 17 points for Old...
Daly scores 26 to lift Saint Joseph's past Bradley 86-81
Nov. 05, 2019 11:15 PM EST
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Ryan Daly had 26 points as Saint Joseph's edged past Bradley 86-81 on Tuesday night. Myles Douglas had 18 points for...


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Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund
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with Sheffield City Region Growth Hub
8am - 10am, Thursday 18th January 2018
Fusion @ Magna Business Centre, Rotherham, Magna Way, Rotherham, S60 1FE
About the event
The British Business Bank together with the Sheffield City Region Growth Hub and RiDO, is holding an event in Rotherham to tell local businesses about the new £400m Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund (NPIF) and how to access it.
The event will brief the local business community on the new funding opportunities available and on how businesses can access the funds.
The Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund, which has been established in conjunction with the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), the European Investment Bank (EIB) and the UK Government, will provide small and medium businesses with increased flexibility in the types of funding available, as well as boosting investment levels in the North.
The Sheffield City Region Access to Finance team will be in attendance to discuss some the funding opportunities available generally through the market as well as opportunities for support from the Growth Hub, and there will also be opportunities to meet and discuss business support opportunities with local representatives from the RiDO Team.
• Signing-in & breakfast rolls
• Growth Hub and the Access to Finance Centre
• Micro Fund – Finance For Enterprise
• Debt and Equity Finance – Mercia Fund Managers
• Update on Grant availability
Free car parking is available.
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Decadent Details | Art deco wedding inspiration
I have always loved the Art Deco era and my passion for the Roaring 20's intensified when I saw the Great Gatsby. It's a tragic story but the glamour of the era is captivating. Not too long after I saw the movie, Scarlett Johansson announced her engagement to Romain Dauriac by showing her absolutely amazing art deco engagement ring. I can't wait to see if the ring choice is a reflect of the wedding they have in mind.
I love a well-styled wedding but finding the balance of the era while keeping the feel modern and relevant is all about introducing a few vintage inspired pieces to set the tone.
To me the Gatsby era is all about clean lines, modern geometric shapes and stunning old world glamour. These elements can be incorporated into the event with the stationery, table settings and even through the choice of location. The art deco style is all about a strong look that is masculine but still elegant. It is a style that can be beautifully classic and unlike many wedding styles it isn't too feminine, which is nice for the groom.
Credits: 1. Crystal drop earrings via Pinterest | 2. Chanel No. 5 via Chanel | 3. black lace bra via Pinterest | 4. gold sequin dress by Georges Hobeika Couture | 5. Quatra chandelier via Z Gallerie | 6. Adriana Orsini pave hinged bangle via Saks Fifth Avenue | 7. Sergio Rossi Puzzle evening sandle via Shopbop
Art deco style gowns and accessories are showered with intricate beading and magnificent gems. It would be easy to get 'F Scott Fitzgerald' carried away with the opulence but if you love the 1920s look but don't want your wedding to seem 'themed' you can introduce elements of art deco while not making every aspect of it Gatsby inspired. I think it is about seamlessly balancing some vintage pieces with other pieces that aren't era centric. We hope you love this collection of old world glamour pieces that would look beautiful at a wedding.
Credits (top left to bottom right): Joseph Gordon-Levitt via Vanity Fair, gold champagne glass via Style Me Pretty, gold sequin dress via Em the Gem, wedding invitations via Three Little Words Paper, perfume and jewellery by Flyaway Bride via Bridal Musings, bride and groom by Kati Mallory Photography, wedding cake by Jen Huang Photography via Style Unveiled


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Bollywood Belles
Recent review: They were brilliant. They arrived on time, had full energy throughout the performance. They mouthed the songs throughout the performance, which apparently is really authentic. Our wedding was a multicultural one and the Indian guests commented on how good the dancers were. If needed I would definitely book again.
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R & R Productions
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Doe Demure
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Laura Bellydancer
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Sasha Safari
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Chaines Dance Company
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Desi Nach
About: Energetic Bollywood dancers, with dynamic moves and powerful performances.
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To lease or not to lease? That is the question.
For many of today's drivers, car leases are not only mystifying, but also question raising: Is leasing a car better than buying? How is leasing different from other types of financing? And just what is residual value anyway?
If you've been thinking about leasing a Ford car or truck in Houston, Texas, but aren't sure whether it's a good choice for you, check out some benefits of leasing below, as well as details about the Ford leasing program.
Benefits of Leasing a Car
- Lower monthly payments
- No or little down payment for qualified buyers
- Drive a brand-new car for less money
- Drive a brand-new car every few years
- Pay less in taxes
- Future price of vehicle is set
- Warranty typically included
- GAP Protection comes free with Ford leases
Ford Lease Program Overview
Seven Mileage Options: Turning in a lease is a little worrisome for some drivers. However, it really doesn't have to be. With Ford, you're unlikely to get stuck paying a penalty for going over your set mileage at lease end, since you can actually choose your preferred mileage plan upfront! There are seven options, ranging from 10,500 to 19,500 miles per year, and you can choose to purchase more at lease inception if needed.
GAP Protection Bonus: This is among the top benefits of leasing a Ford car or truck in Houston. In the event that your car is stolen or totaled, GAP Protection will help you pay off the remaining portion of your lease - the part your insurance is likely not going to be able to cover. GAP is not included with all lease programs, but Ford includes it with every lease!
Additional Security Deposits & Advance Payment Program: To help drivers save even more, Ford allows lessees to make multiple deposits at lease inception, which helps reduce monthly payments over the course of the loan. In addition, if you have the ability to, you can prepay for all of your lease installments right off the bat in one simple payment, saving you money overall.
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Can I get a zero-down car lease with Ford?
For qualified borrowers, yes, you may be eligible to lease a Ford for zero or little down. Joe Myers Ford accepts trade-ins which can be used to contribute toward down payments, as well.
Does a Ford car lease include maintenance?
If you're leasing a Ford and it's still under warranty, then you'll be protected against paying for any manufacturer-related mechanical failures. Most leases are short-term, ranging from 2-3 years, so warranty coverage is often still active throughout the duration of a lease.
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Is leasing a car better than buying?
This depends on your individual needs, including personal wants and financial status. There is no definitive yes or no, but if the benefits appeal to you, leasing may very well be a good option for your needs.
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First comes the broody hen. Usually I find her staunchly defending her post on at least twenty eggs, spread out like a feather pancake futilely trying to cover them all.
They have no restraint. That's why she goes in the box. I let her keep seven or eight eggs, and make up a bunk with hay and a glass of water and a dish of food. At times I have three boxes all lined up. In there each hen "sleeps" in her broody trance uninterrupted except for getting her vittles refreshed.
Then they hatch. Immediately, I move the whole family and unhatched eggs into a fresh box. That broody box has all poop and spilled feed and water under the hay, so they need a clean box to start life in. I find it takes two days usually for all the birds to hatch, and the chicks take it easy those first couple days, spending their time dozing under mom, transitioning to life outside the shell.
Then the chicks decide to pop out from underwing, and start hopping around, jumping in the water and stuff. They get another day or two in a more sizable box, with room to run around and spill all the food. Sometimes the hen is still sitting on an egg, but she will very soon give it up and start mothering.
Next they go into the indoor playpen, which is just a big box opened up against the screen door for ventilation, and arranged on the greenhouse floor, which is dirt, of course, and a layer of wood chips. Now the mom will start to teach chicken life skills. Scratching, drinking. The beak sweep, the beak wipe.
And of course, the dust bathing.
She can see the world out there through the screen door.
After a few days in the playpen, then they all go in the chickery.
Whoohoo! Grass! This is a frabjous day.
At night, I have to lift all the chicks and mom into a box and shut them in the greenhouse overnight, for safety. In the morning, I carry a cheeping box back outside and empty it into the chickery.
This hen thinks I've slept in too long, and it's high time that they get let outside.
Eventually, after a week, two, or more, or single parenting, the family will be put into Silkieland with the main flock. I have to say, it's working great. Waiting until the chicks are older to put them in the coop avoids the daily in and out woes. Their little chicken brains are developed enough after the chickery daycare to learn how to go in and out quite rapidly.


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The Mercy and Justice of God
What happens when infants die? Do they go to heaven?
It's been the subject of lively debate around St. Marks. What happens when an child dies before "the age of reason?" Do all innocents go to heaven? Are they blessed or condemned based on the faith of their parents? What about the doctrine of original sin, which says that all of humanity is born with a sin nature and therefore not one is innocent?
Where does baptism fit into the process of redemption? What about children who are aborted? Would God be so cruel as to curse a child to hell who was not allowed to be born? The answer lies in both the mercy and justice of God. Listen to learn more at www.QCAradio.com.
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I believe they are innocent no matter the parents, our God is a Good and Kindly God and would never inflict punishment due the parents on a newborn babe. My own baby daughter is waiting for me with Jesus in Heaven and I will be with her again on that glorious day that I too may be with Jesus. I have no choice but to be of the faith that my baby as well as my other loved ones await me for to believe otherwise would be to deny Jesus an to live a life of torment and anguish. Praise be to God.
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This time last year, you never heard of the eye-roll student or jumped out of a car to dance to a Drake song. However, people such as Harriet Ellis and comedian Shiggy have been part of 12 months filled with memes and viral content that has kept the public laughing all year.
Social media would have been a more somber place without them. For most of them, it was a brief moment in the spotlight, but for others, it led to a career boost. Here's how viral fame positively affected some of the biggest stars of social media in 2018.
The Student Who Rolled Her Eyes All The Way To Stardom
Thanks for all the kind words, this is indeed me! pic.twitter.com/FsEfKo8LyF
— Harriet (@harrietlucyel) November 5, 2018
Harriet Ellis reportedly had marriage proposals, was spotted by fans in supermarkets, and even had a stranger offer to send her money (which she declined) after her fifteen minutes of fame. How did it happen, she was caught on camera rolling her eyes behind ex-UKIP leader Nigel Farage during a TV political debate.
"It was something that was genuinely, truly me and there's no better reason to go viral than by being yourself," she told BBC Radio 1 Newsbeat. "I wasn't being mean or doing anything embarrassing."
Harriet noted the only real change to her life was that she got more followers on Twitter. But the 21-year-old says her days of rolling her eyes at former politicians behind their backs are behind her as she heads in a new direction with her future. "I don't want to get involved in politics again, I want to live a quiet life. I'm going to be a teacher next year, I just want to change the world through teaching, rather than through politics."
The Singer Whose Ye Is Different To Your Ye
Warning: This video contains strong language
It's is nothing short of astonishing where one Instagram post can get you. For singer Osh, he somehow Instagrammed his way to a record deal with Sony Music. He posted a video of himself singing his track "My Ye Is Different", which later went viral and was even made into a meme.
"At the time I didn't imagine it would do what it's done," he told BBC Newsbeat. "But now that it has happened I'm not surprised because I realized that this song is good."
Osh later released a full version of his track – complete with a music video – at the end of November. The singer said he wanted people to "laugh and smile" when they heard the song, but he had no intention of stopping the hard work now that he'd found fame. "If it's meant to be then it will be but if not then not. Just keep grinding," he said.
The Tweet That May Have Changed Your Chips
Have you tried chips from KFC recently? If you have and were satisfied with the flavor, then Charlie Burness's tweet from 2014 might be responsible for it. KFC found Charlie's tweet – which said its fries were so bad, the only reason people liked its food was for its chicken – and cleverly used it to promote its new chip recipe.
"Life is too short for bad food," Charlie told BBC Newsbeat in November. "Everyone knows they've got a reputation for not delivering on the fries. They're kind of soggy like they've been reheated as soon as you get them."
I've got to say, KFC are riding solely on their chicken because Christ, those are crap fries.
— Burnessie (@charliejburness) August 11, 2014
KFC's new chips are nowadays made from spuds with the skin left on and are chunkier. In December Charlie said she'd actually not tasted the new ones yet.
The Club Couple Who Launched A Thousand Memes
"AM NOT A WEIRDO AH ACTUAL PLAY FOR MOTHERWELL" pic.twitter.com/mfNPe4i7Ev
— Robert Borthwick (@RFBorthwick) September 21, 2018
Club photographers have an eye for capturing the best (and worst) of nightlife, however, when David Wilkinson took a photo of Lucia Gorman in Milk nightclub in Edinburgh she just looked a bit, well, bored. "When I took the picture, it was just a quick snap before I left to go home," he told BBC Newsbeat in September.
"I don't like just taking pictures of people smiling. I like to notice the little details, so when I saw it I thought this definitely needs to go up. The day that it blew up it was my birthday, but I actually got more messages about the picture than I did about my birthday so it was quite weird."
Lucia said she was most likely ready to go home when the photo was taken, by which point she would "nod at anything". And Patrick, the young man in the photo, said he just regretted wearing that shirt.
The Man Who Banged His Head And Became A UK Icon
Warning: This video contains strong language
Who'd have thought you could make thousands by from getting hit by a cyclist? Well, not everyone gets hit like Ferdi Coming Fast. Ferdi went viral after he growled at a stranger who crashed into him on a pavement while he was changing a tire on a car.
He reportedly confirmed to Reece Parkinson on 1Xtra that he'd earned more than £10,000 since the clip went viral – although he's still working as a framer. Ferdi even released a single in which he not only tackled the problem of speeding cyclists but also recommended people forget the other pressing British issue – Brexit.
The Comedian Who Danced His Way Into A Drake Video
Warning: This video contains strong language
Alright, we understand US comedian Shiggy isn't technically an ordinary person, however, we couldn't help but give him a shout out. Now cast your mind back to the summer of 2018 and you may recall people jumping out of their cars to dance to Drake's "In My Feelings".
Well, the viral sensation all started with Shiggy who posted a video of himself dancing to the Drake song and asked others to get involved. Soon, including Will Smith, took on the #InMyFeelingsChallenge and the craze went viral.
"It was honestly 100% spontaneous," he told BBC Newsbeat at the time. "It wasn't even meant to be this big or get to the level it's at where everybody is doing it."
Shiggy admitted seeing his mum do the dance he created was the highlight of the experience at the time. After the dance went viral, Shiggy eventually appeared in Drake's official video for the song.


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Ed Miliband is heading for his biggest confrontation yet with union leaders after vowing to press ahead this week with plans that will reduce their influence in the Labour party – despite the super-union Unite being officially cleared over allegations of vote-rigging in a parliamentary selection.
The Labour leader issued a defiant message, saying he was more determined than ever to change the relationship with the unions, even though claims of malpractice by Unite in Falkirk − which first prompted him to promise change in July − had not been substantiated.
As the annual Trades Union Congress opens in Bournemouth, the stage is set for intense argument over the future of the link – and the potentially disastrous consequences of a breakdown in relations for the funding of Labour, which still relies on the unions for most of its income.
Miliband raised the temperature further, before a speech to the TUC on Tuesday, by refusing calls from Unite and his own former general election co-ordinator, the MP Tom Watson, for an apology to those suspended from the party in the Falkirk row.
"There is no prospect of an apology," said a source close to Miliband.
When the Falkirk dispute erupted, Miliband said evidence that union officials had tried to rig a parliamentary selection in favour of Unite's favoured candidate Karie Murphy, by paying for new members to join in time for the selection process, was evidence of a "hated" type of "old politics" that had to be stamped out.
Under pressure from the Tories over claims that Labour was still in the grip of the unions, he announced plans for fundamental reforms that would mean all union members would have to opt in to paying money to Labour, rather than paying affiliation fees automatically, as they do at present.
The change, which supporters say would increase transparency, is also seen by Miliband as a way to build a mass membership party in which affiliates would become active participants, while the influence of individual union leaders would be diminished.
Last week, amid signs of mounting opposition to the reform at the top of the union movement, the GMB announced it was cutting the amount of members it affiliates to Labour from 420,000 to just 50,000, resulting in a loss of income to Labour of £1.2m a year. If other unions follow suit in protest at Miliband's reforms, the party could face bankruptcy.
Watson, who resigned as the party's general election coordinator at the height of the Falkirk row, said the decision by the GMB would have a "disastrous effect on our ability to organise for the next general election".
The sum was equivalent, Watson said, to the entire campaigning budget for Labour for 2014. "If there are any further reductions in finance then the national executive will have to cut existing programmes," he said.
Despite the high stakes, Miliband, who won the Labour leadership in a tight finish against his brother thanks to union votes, will tell the TUC that Labour and the unions must change their relationship as a way to boost activism.
"We need to build a party truly rooted in the lives of all the working people of Britain once more," he will tell the congress.
"It is the right thing to do. We have to change. And I am absolutely determined to make this change happen. It is the only way to build a truly 'one nation' party and 'one nation' country."


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Transcript of Radio 4's PM interview with Shena Deuchars and Tony Mooney
EDDIE MAIR: Parents who teach their own children at home are often very passionate about what they do and some of them aren't taking too kindly to a government review of home education in England. The intention is not to change parents' rights to educate at home, but to:
FEMALE ANNOUNCER: "Ensure that everything possible is being done to guarantee all children their right to a balanced education in a safe, healthy environment." [So it's not suitable anymore it's balanced is it? And what does that mean I wonder? Is this to prevent children showing a particular interest in one area?]
EDDIE MAIR: The NSPCC have agreed, saying that existing guidance is out of date, [out of date from last year!]and that parents' rights need to be balanced with Local Authorities' duty to safeguard children and the child's right to protection. What do they think is going on behind closed doors? I'm joined live by Tony Mooney, who inspects home schooling for one Local Authority and by Shena Deuchars, who schools both her children at home: seventeen year old Catherine and fourteen year old James have never been to conventional schooling. Tony Mooney first of all, what are your rights at the moment as an inspector when it comes to home schooling?
TONY MOONEY: Well we've got no automatic access to the house. [No one has automatic rights to enter another person's home and that is a good thing] We've got no automatic access to the child.[Parents have the right to protect their children from unwanted interference. Professionals can only demand access to a home or child where there are genuine concerns. No one has automatic rights to enter the homes and access the children of parents who have chosen school] We can only make informal requests for information about what the education involves for the child. As the law stands, all the parent needs to do is write a synopsis of what's been covered and provide examples of work. And have the educational provision endorsed by a recognised third party. Or endorsed by a recognised third party.
EDDIE MAIR: Now you may not have the rights you would like but in practice, don't parents respond to your requests for information? Do you need to know [there's a good question]– do you find out everything you want to know? [need and want are two different things]TONY MOONEY: The great majority of parents invite me into the home and I see what they're doing, as an ex-teacher I can give them advice, [being an ex-teacher would be a disadvantage in advising home educaters. It's a completely different philosophy with vastly different pedagogies than a school uses] and they really appreciate it. But there are one or two who just don't want to know. They will not let me go into the house, they won't let me look at the work their children have done, and it becomes very difficult.[I would never allow this man into my house either. How many parents want a hostile presence in their home with their children? I do allow the EWO in my area to visit. He is very pro-home education and although advice is not something we seek, he has been supportive. Parents have the RIGHT not to allow strangers into their home. No professional should seek access where it is unwarrented. I believe the Law backs us up on this]
EDDIE MAIR: And what about this hint that children might somehow be coming to harm? The government talking about a safe environment and the NSPCC talking about the safeguarding and protection of children? [Hint? Blatent accusation more like. We call it lieing in our hourse].
TONY MOONEY: That may be the case. I've never seen, in ten years, children coming to harm, um, but it may be the case, but I don't have a remit to report on that. Although I have to say, if I did see any kind of abuse I would feel morally obliged to report on it. [In ten years he has NEVER seen abuse-but he still wants to barge into people's homes against their wishes. To back of Mr Mooney's claim I can say that in 16 yrs of psychiatric nursing including some time in CAMHS I have NEVER seen a case of home education and abuse either. I did come across children who were or had been in care or had been suspended or expelled from school who could not read or write and had no social skills to speak of-that surely DOES come under his remit. Meanwhile my husband has seen a lot of kids who have been abused in school (as did I). While reports say 48% of children suffer abuse at school Mooney wants to get into good parent's homes]
EDDIE MAIR: Are you trained to spot abuse? [LOL]
TONY MOONEY: Well as a teacher, I'd try to find if children were being abused when I suspected it. No, I'm not trained to spot abuse, [what can I say…?] but as a parent.. um.. I think I feel obliged to look and report if need be.
EDDIE MAIR: Shena Deuchars, let me bring you in at this stage, and I'll let you talk and respond to some of that in a moment if I may, but just let me ask you why you're schooling your children yourself.
SHENA DEUCHARS: It was something that I decided to do about ten years before my older child was born. I found out that home education in this country was legal at that point as I left secondary education myself, and decided that it sounded like a very good idea.
EDDIE MAIR: And what do you think of what the government in England is thinking of doing? It's having a review and may want the right to come in and have a look at what you're doing.
SHENA DEUCHARS: Well, one of the reasons why home educating parents are so angry about it is the conflation in the media particularly, but also in the terms of reference for the report, of education concerns with welfare concerns. And because Baroness Morgan has been quoted as saying that some home educating parents may be using it as a cover for child abuse. That's why we're so angry about it.
EDDIE MAIR: Well let's look at those.. let's split them up and let's look at education concerns. Do you have any problem with someone like Tony Mooney coming in and having a look at how the schooling's going?
SHENA DEUCHARS: Well yes, because in fact what we tend to find is that most Local Authority personnel actually have no experience of home education and mostly they only have experience of a school model of education. [This is true] So, for example, I know of many home educated young people who leave school at perhaps ten or eleven: they're withdrawn by their parents, unable to read or write, [or unable to read at 14 like myson] being predicted to get no GCSEs, and quite often what happens is that, left to their own devices and without being left behind by the rest of the class, they then learn to read and they go on to get GCSEs, do further education or higher education and hold down jobs where essentially the school system had written them off.[That pretty well covers my son's experience too]
EDDIE MAIR: Tony Mooney on that point?
TONY MOONEY: A lot of my children, who are mainly on council estates, don't actually sit any GCSEs or any examinations of any kind when they've been home educated and they just go out into the world of work and fend for themselves. I think it's an indictment of the education they get at home.[WOW! So these kids from council estates -which Mooney seems to have such a low opinion of- get jobs. There are doing a whole lot better than my older son's friends then, who have left school and have no work and no direction in life. I wonder what the schooled children on those estates are doing] Um, you see often we get newspaper articles showing affluent, middle-class families educating their children. That's not what I see most of the time. [ Okay on this point I have some sympathy. I too and tired of the posh kids are home educated articles where money is thrown around on tutors and fancy classes. I would love to see home ed from our end of it shown too] I do see some very good teaching, by people who know what they're doing, but the great majority of my children don't get GCSEs when they've finished and go out into.. onto the workforce, just trying to fend for themselves.[Good for them. Now if Mr Mooney really cared about the children he says are 'his children' then why doesn't he do what the EWO who sees us does? He understands the atronomical cost of GCSEs and IGCSEs to a family like ours and so he has encouraged us and given good advice about building a portfolio of work. Alex did this and Iona is doing it. When they are finished he comes over goes through the work and writes a reference for the front of the portfolio explaining that the work reaches or exceeds GCSE standards. Alex has his college place and a job and is fending for himself very well thanks]
EDDIE MAIR: And, Shena Deuchars, I do want to talk about the second strand that you mentioned which is causing so much anger, you say, among home educators. Of course, most home educators – perhaps none of them – are involved in abusing their children, but should there be a system whereby at least someone like Tony Mooney can go in and check that everything's OK?
SHENA DEUCHARS: Actually, could I come back on what Tony Mooney said about GCSEs? I think it would be very interesting to look at the reasons why young home educated people don't get GCSEs and the answer to that is basically if their parents – if they're not in school – their parents have to pay for it and it can cost £150 per GCSE. [It was a lot more for us. Iona was 14 when she sat her IGCSE Maths and had to travel to Bristol to do it! Alex went with her one day and her day the next. The cost with travel was over £250]
EDDIE MAIR: All right, but just on the other point, because we only have a moment left and I'd like you to respond?
SHENA DEUCHARS: OK, well, the thing is that Baroness Morgan, again in today's Independent, was quoted as saying: "If there are problems, we have to look at the evidence." This review looks more as if they're looking for evidence, because to date there have been no problems. There are no cases of children who have been abused who also were being home educated who weren't already known to the authorities. Victoria Climbié is a red herring: she wasn't being home educated at all, and the Spry children were removed from school once Eunice Spry had been abusing them already for a number of years and had been checked over by Gloucestershire Social Services. [And with all this dishonesty flying around we are supposed to let people like Mooney into our homes eh? Thank God the EWO here is not like this]
EDDIE MAIR: All right, listen, thank you both for taking the time to talk about this. We've tried to give it as much time as we can, but it may well be that you have a view on this and probably some experience too. If you'd like to share your experience, please just go to the PM blog, where you'll find more information and a space where you can comment. Just put 'PM blog' into any search engine.
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As a warning, this post will probably be considered controversial by some. I also want to make the caveat that I live in America and have not lived in any other country, so this post will only speak to America.
It may come as a surprise that social justice, with its emphasis on the creation and maintenance of "safe spaces" and advocating for the rights of marginalized groups, would have ableism essentially built into the culture of many of its communities. However, I have noticed this a great deal, to the point that despite being politically progressive and an activist myself, I often feel more emotionally safe in apolitical circles. Most social justice activists would not have any doubt that ableism is real or that people with disabilities should be included as a "marginalized group" whose rights we should consider and work toward. The issue is not in intent, but follow-through. Unless it is a specifically disability-focused circle or formal group (such as Icarus and Autistic Self-Advocacy Network), people with disabilities are often left out of the discussion and consideration. Here's why I say this:
Vilifying "big pharma"
I am all for critiquing America's healthcare system in general, including "big pharma" and its large influence on healthcare. People are often medicated when they don't need to be, because of this influence and because normal emotions and behaviors are pathologized, and many providers wouldn't even consider suggesting "natural" options (such as supplements and lifestyle changes). I believe that because many prescription medications are addictive and have side-effects, these natural options (in addition to therapies and other non-medical treatments) should be tried first, and medication should be considered a last resort unless it's a condition that automatically requires medication.
However, conditions that automatically require medication (sometimes even just to stay alive) do exist. Also, many people have exhausted all other options, with little or no success, and find that medication is the only thing that makes a significant difference. Some people may be able to eventually live without meds, but need them temporarily to be able to reach that point, because their symptoms were so severe that they were unable to effectively participate in non-medical or alternative treatment. When the discussion moves beyond critique to outright vilifying, these people are lumped in with the "enemy" and often judged and shamed for getting the treatment they need to survive, function, and be happy and well.
More on this: Can we talk about big pharma without alienating disabled people?
Words as the most important unit of respect
This (like everything else in this list) may not be true in every social justice circle, but what I've personally noticed both in my geographic area and online is that a great deal of importance is placed on the words people use, sometimes to the point of this being more important than actions or underlying beliefs. Certain words and phrases are considered respectful while others are considered a sign of moral failure, and people who use the latter (whether or not they were even aware of their unacceptability) are often treated poorly with little explanation as to what they did that caused this reaction.
Though I'm focusing mostly on ableism in this entry, I do consider this both ableist and classist. There are a multitude of legitimate reasons (that have nothing to do with morality) why someone may not be able to keep up with what words are ok to say and not (which also does change over time, sometimes at a rapid pace). They may not have had the opportunity for a good education, in combination with lacking access and/or ability to do independent research. (They might for instance have a learning or intellectual disability that gets in the way of reading comprehension and/or finding appropriate resources, they might not live in a neighborhood with a library or be able to afford to buy books or magazines, they might not have Internet access at home.) Learning and intellectual disabilities can also affect memory, which may include remembering which words are ok to say and not (especially as this changes over time).
Autism and some other developmental disabilities affect social and communication skills. How this manifests of course varies from person to person, so not all autistic individuals have trouble in this area. However for some, so much concentration and effort needs to be devoted to things such as making eye contact and forming complete and intelligible sentences that little is left for choosing the best words for the situation. Also, some autistic people as well as people with other disabilities (and even some neurotypical people) communicate better, or entirely, by nonverbal means. These other means of communication (such as AAC, body language, facial expression, hand gestures, images etc) are all valid and effective, and to consider them less so than words is ableist.
All this is not to say that we should throw in the towel and allow people to continue to use slurs and other disrespectful and inappropriate words. However, if we try to fight fire with fire, we are likely to completely lose a lot of people, who will then go on to avoid social justice circles and continue using the offensive words. What I suggest is education: either explaining (in a patient manner) why the word is offensive and what to say instead, or if one does not have spoons for that in the moment (or ever, which is ok too…nobody should be obligated to be an activist or educator), pointing them in the direction of helpful resources. If even that takes too much time and energy, then just ignoring and avoiding them.
Conflating intelligence with morality
Many in the disability rights and neurodiversity communities consider the concept of intelligence itself to be ableist. "Intelligence", as defined by such measures as IQ tests, is not just describing one's knowledge base and ability to think and problem-solve. That alone would be ok to define (although it would still be problematic to tie it to morality, since there are plenty of moral people who struggle with these skills, often again because of learning or intellectual or developmental disabilities). However, typically when someone talks about intelligence, they are referring to a very specific way of learning and thinking and problem-solving. Other ways of doing these things, regardless of their effectiveness, are undervalued or perhaps even dismissed entirely. It is also dismissed when a person is able to effectively do these things, but then cannot prove their awareness through verbal means.
More on this: Ableist Word Profile: Intelligence
Pushing people to do more than they can or is healthy for them
This can be a problem in activist communities overall (including, for instance, environmental and animal rights activism), not just social justice. Some activists pressure everyone involved in activism to be very active in it, and judge and shame and guilt-trip them if they are not. Besides that there are plenty of valid reasons why non-disabled people might not be able to be especially active themselves (lack of time, money, energy etc), disabled people have the added issue of needing more healthcare and having fewer "spoons" (emotional and physical energy) than non-disabled people as a general rule. Healthcare and recovery can take a lot of time, energy, and resources that could otherwise go toward activism; disabled people should not be made to feel bad for this as it is not within their control. Also, some activist actions require specific skills and abilities that not everyone has. (For instance, a march requires the ability to walk for an extended period of time and the ability to tolerate crowds and loud noises. Online activism, aside from adding your name to virtual petitions, generally requires the ability to be articulate in writing.) This is not to say that people with disabilities (even severe ones) can't be active activists, just that they need to choose actions that are well-suited for their abilities and sometimes will need to say no even to things they really care about.
Activists with disabilities (as well as non-disabled activists who can't do everything they want to do for whatever reason) often already feel guilty about their limitations, so judgment is supremely unhelpful. People cannot be shamed into changing. However, if your intention in pushing people to do more is not to judge but rather to help them become more involved, there are things you can do that are not ableist (or classist or whatever else) and will not make people feel bad in the process. If you are an organizer you can work to make your actions accessible to more people, for instance by… finding a place to hold a rally where people can sit down if they need to and has limited noise pollution; organizing a wide variety of different types of actions (petitions, protests, Twitter blasts, conferences, zines and performance and visual art, speeches etc); holding events on weekends or in the evening to not interfere with full-time employment and/or doctors' appointments; using technology to include people who can't be at an event in-person (live-Tweeting, conference calls, Google Plus video chat hangouts, photographs and video recording etc); providing financial assistance for events that cost money to participate or for people to come from a long distance; and also just asking people what would help them be more involved.
Discouraging people from asking questions
Seeing as ignorance is harshly judged in social justice culture, dissuading people from asking questions leaves many disabled people stuck between a rock and a hard place. As I said above, people with certain kinds of disabilities (as well as financial or time-related limitations) are not able to do much (if any) independent research. They may be able to take classes at a university or adult education or community center, if they're able to find teachers who understand their situation and accommodate it, but this is not an option for everyone. For some people, asking questions may need to be their primary or even only way to learn. Because of this, if they are discouraged from asking questions or judged for it, they will continue to be ignorant about some things (since nobody is born knowing everything or taught everything by school or their families or friends), which also will be met with judgment and sometimes exclusion.
Again, it is ok to not want (or be able) to be the person who educates a particular ignorant person. Referring them to others or a reading or video is perfectly acceptable, and even if you can't do that, simply letting them know that you can't or don't feel like answering their question is also fine. As long as they are not discouraged from continuing to ask questions about things that they're curious about, they'll probably eventually find someone to help them.
"The tone argument" and other forms of "derailing"
In case you're not aware, the "tone argument", according to Geek Feminism Wiki, is the argument that social justice activists "would be more successful if they expressed themselves in a more pleasant tone". (http://geekfeminism.wikia.com/wiki/Tone_argument) This is looked down upon by social justice activists themselves because it focuses on the tone rather than the content, sometimes to the point of purposefully ignoring or distracting from the content. It is considered a type of "derailment" (http://geekfeminism.wikia.com/wiki/Derailment), which is more-or-less another word for a tangent, specifically when a person being made aware of something offensive they said or did changes the subject rather than acknowledging the offense.
I do believe these are real things that are sometimes used purposefully in order to avoid responsibility for one's actions. A person being told they did something wrong may not want to believe or acknowledge this or make the effort to change, so instead deflects back on the other person (tone argument) or uses some other tactic of shifting to another topic (derailment). Although this might not always be purposeful, it still allows the person to avoid taking responsibility for their actions or improving their ability to treat others with respect, so regardless of intent, it is still something that people should try to avoid.
On the other hand, not all people who request a change in tone or subject do so in order to avoid changing or taking responsibility for their actions. People who communicate best nonverbally use tone as a primary means of understanding what others are trying to say. As such, an offensive tone is as difficult for them to tolerate as offensive words are to people who communicate mostly verbally. Also, if the tone doesn't go with the meaning behind the words, misunderstandings can very easily occur. What may seem like an attempt to censor may simply be confusion and an attempt to understand so that they may best be able to apply the request.
As for derailment in general, a lot of people just have a poor attention span due to ADHD or LD or similar. Alternatively, they may be paying attention but have circular (rather than linear) thinking, which means that they make sense of things by connecting topics to other topics. This can again be due to ADHD or LD. It is not necessarily a problem (most often, it is simply a different way of thinking than the norm), but it does mean that they need to be allowed to connect topics to other topics in order to arrive at an understanding of them. So what seems like derailment may actually be a sign of active listening.
If people legitimately do things that are offensive, and are not at all open to change, then they should not be allowed to get away with it. People who are open to change need to be educated. However, not all actions actually are what they seem to be on the surface. The person you are talking to may in fact have an invisible disability, and are behaving in the only way they can or that makes sense with the way their brain works. As such it's important to give the benefit of the doubt. Valuing some ways of perceiving and interacting with the world more than others, unless it is legitimately cruel, is ableist. Society thrives on diversity.