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A one of the leading & rising stars of the Pakistan show business industry is the Ayeza khan. She is very cute by looks but got popularity among the public not only because of her lovely looks but also because of her outstanding performance in many super hit dramas. This high flying star catches the attention of each viewer because of her gifted skills of acting.
Ayeza Khan Biography:
Ayeza Khan is born on the date of 15th January, in the year of 1991. The place of birth is Karachi. She is now only 23 years old. Her zodiac sign is Capricorn, the goat. She belongs from a Muslim family. She raised & studied in Karachi. It is also famous about her that her initial name was "Kinza" but later she replace it with Ayeza that is some time also spelled as "Aiza". Ayeza khan takes a stat of her career from modeling. When she comes into this field of showbiz then she was only 16 years old. It is also said about this gorgeous actress that at the initial stage of her career she takes a part in a beauty contest & take a second place into this competition of beauty. Now she has become a very well-known Pakistan model & actress.
Ayeza Khan Dramas:
We saw the acting skills of this great actress in lots of drama serial which sired on various channels such as "Pul Sirat" on ARY Digital, "Do Qadam Door Thay" on Geo TV Network & "Mere Mherban" is coming soon on Hum TV. Some other names of popular drama serials (or Ayeza Khan TV Shows) in which she played the leading roles are: Payaray Afzal (currently aired on ARY Digital), Meri Zindagi Hy Tu, Kahi Un Kahi, Mi Raqsam, Tum Jo Miley, Tootay Huwaye Per, Zard Mousam, Mera Saaein, Adhoori Aurat, Sari Bhool Hamari Thi & lots of others. She also worked in lots of Telefilms.
Interview of Ayeza Khan:
In an interview with Ayeza Khan when asked about the support of family then she replied that her family proves very supportive for her plus all family members' courage her in a very well manner. When asked about her experience in this show business industry then she said that she had a good experience with Saba Hameed & Sania Saeed (the great actresses of the Pakistan show business industry). She also told that she by chance comes into the drama serial because when she took step into the show business then she only thinks about the modeling not about serials. She further said that she learns a lot by working with great stars.
Ayeza Khan Marriage:
Still now she is not married. Now she is busy in the making of a good name into the show business industry. Each of her serial goes superhit due to her appreciable acting skills.
Aiza Khan Pictures:
Here on this page you can check out some very gorgeous, fabulous, stunning & lovely pictures of Ayeza Khan. These pictures can also be used as wallpapers. In one picture you can see Ayeza khan with her parents on the ceremony of convocation.


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With more and more website and blog visitors browsing the web from smartphones and tablets, web designers need to adapt to this by creating websites that are optimized for mobile browsers. The standard way of designing mobile websites has traditionally been to create different versions of your website for tablets and smartphones, meaning that you may create a standard website that is intended for desktop computer viewing, a tablet website that is optimized for devices like the iPad and Android tablets, and a smartphone microsite that is optimized for devices like the iPhone and Nexus smartphones, etc.


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A. S. Neill is one of the major thinkers in education. Richard Bailey's volume offers the most coherent account of Neill's educational thought. This work covers: Intellectual Biography Critical Exposition of Neill's Work The Reception and Influence of A. S. Neill's Work The Relevance of A. S. Neill's Work Today
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First, we'd like to offer a huge thank you to everyone who submitted a talk for Ignite San Diego #6. We received more than 60 incredible submissions, but we only have space for 18 speakers at each event. Our selection committee definitely had their work cut out for them. Congratulations to everyone who was selected. To those of you who were not selected, please, please, PLEASE do not be discouraged — submit again next time!
Without further ado, in no particular order, since we never reveal the lineup until the night of the event, here are your Ignite San Diego #6 speakers!
Everything I Need to Know About Life I Learned in a Dive Bar – Ellen Goodwin
Oh, Chute! – Jan Lenhert
Challenging Myths, Misconceptions, and Stereotypes About Polyamory – Selena Isela
The Walking Dead—Homeless in San Diego – Lee Silber
EchoThief – Chris Warren
What I Learned About Love After Putting My Mom on Match – Sarah Elizabeth Richards
Some Assembly Required – Jillian Bukoski
Don't Believe You'd Pay a Woman Less? Here's What You're Missing – Kristen Knepper
Diversity and the Rez – Paula Curtiss
What I Learned From Bike Pedals, Flat Tires and My Dog Ferris – Adrian Ortiz
Emergency Beard Syndrome – What Happens When the World Can't Process Your Beard? – Daniel Axelrod
#FacebookOffish – Mia Mian
How 175 Grams of Plastic Changed My Life – Kyle Olson
Explore San Diego with Childlike Wonder – Andy Bayon
Locally Grown Politics – Michael Higham
Gratitude Gorilla vs Guerrilla Gratitude? – Matthew Baker
Monsters In My Closet: A Life Bringing Horror to San Diego – Miguel Rodriguez
I Want to Change Your Problems into Pinatas – Krista Wright
Want to see this awesome lineup? Of course you do! Tickets go on sale THIS Saturday, April 16 at 9 AM. Tickets are only $15 (that's less than $1/talk) and can be purchased at Eventbrite here. Then RSVP on Facebook, so you can invite friends and get all our important updates.
In the meantime, spread the word, share the love, tag your friends! Ignite San Diego is a relatively new event, so share this awesome lineup, let us know what you're excited to hear about, and help the Ignite community grow.
Once again, thanks to each and every one of you who submitted and who helped select the talks. It's people like you who make the Ignite community so amazing. Looking forward to a fantastic event!


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Forex trading is not investing. Because there is no inherent value appreciation of one currency over the others. I.e. you cannot expect appreciation, dividends or interest earnings. Forex trading is speculating. This means you can earn money with it – but it's highly risky. And most people lose money trading forex.
There are numerous financial instruments and methods out there for investing your money. The forex market offers a lot of opportunity to knowledgeable traders who put in the time and effort.
You want to be wary not to fall into a "get rich quick" mindset. Trading the forex market is NOT get rich quick. It takes time, patience, self-control, and controlling ones losses to attain and keep profitability.
"Best" is an entirely subjective word. I'm sure there are some people that tried forex and hated it. It really depends on you as a person and how you choose to approach it.
Forex trading is notoriously as difficult as being a professional horse race punter. Perhaps only 1% of people will do well.
Read the book on Soros and Hedge Fund Market Wizards. These guys are genuine geniuses that are bred for the game. All those traders working at big banks and driving down Wall St, London, Tokyo, HK, Sydney, etc in their McLaren Ferrari Lamborghini supercars…
I don't know if their genius, but they made the 1%, and make it look sexy… But their mansions and penthouse playboy lifestyles are paid by the bottom 80% that just have no idea what they're doing…
What I suggest is you think you have what it takes, take a sum of cash that you can afford to lose (demo accounts don't expose you to the emotional roller coaster, and if you don't have money you can lose then don't bother), and find a methodology to take very very very few positions.
In my opinion you will eventually either be able to read the market or not. Soon one of two things will happen.
You will realise you are the 99% that is just gambling on black and red and you lose your money, or you are the 1% in which case we'll probably never see you on this ForexWOT again… Lol a few people will tell you never to try, but I think that's an awfully pessimistic way to live life…
Put it this way, the downside is you lose a bit of cash you will soon earn back. The upside is you find you are the 1% and will go on to make huge wealth and not be some shit kicker like everyone else for the rest of your life.
Forex trading is not investing. Investing works to increase your wealth because it is possible to predict that in the long run, a diversified portfolio of stocks and bonds will gain value. With the forex market, the long run is not your friend.
In forex… As long as you have a proper RISK and MONEY MANAGEMENT, you'll do fine."
That is like saying as long as you tie your parachute correctly there is no way you can get killed sky diving. Trading is unlike a lot of other activities-you are always working in an environment of uncertainty. You need to do certain things to keep the probabilities of winning on your side.


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The Best Headphones to Use With Practice Ampsby Rob Garland
When choosing headphones to use with practice amplifiers the main requirement is that the headphones give an accurate representation of the instrument being played. Closed-back headphones give a larger sonic representation as they isolate external noise whereas open back headphones may sound thin when used with a practice amp. Another factor to consider is comfort, as the headphones will most likely be worn for long periods of time. Be aware of the type of jack required for the headphones to work with your practice amp.
AKG K-271 MK II Headphones
AKG's K-271 MK II are close-backed headphones, a feature which reduce external background noise. They cover the ear completely and use a sealing mechanism to keep out unwanted sound. The headphones offer an automatic on-and-off switch in the headband so as they are placed on your head they automatically switch on and turn off when removed. The MK II features "Varimotion" drivers which AKG claim "produce a more-accurate aural reproduction." As they are closed backed they may cause the person wearing them to feel hot over an extended period of time.
Sennheiser HD-428 Headphones
Sennheiser's HD-428 headphones limit sound leakage due to their closed design. The size and the soft material that fits over the ears increases comfort. Other features include neodymium magnets for a stereo output with enhanced bass and an optimized design for use with portable devices such as mp3 players and practice amps. The closed design may cause the person wearing them to feel stifled over long practice sessions.
Ultrasone HFI-580 Headphones
Ultrasone's HFI-580 headphones feature comfortable soft leather ear pads that completely cover the ears. They use "Ultrasone's S-Logic Natural Surround Sound Plus technology" which pushes the sound out instead of directly to the eardrum and subsequently produces a closer representation of listening to music through speakers and less like the sound usually associated with headphones. The closed-back design ensures an isolated listening experience without sound leakage but may cause the person wearing them to feel cut off from the room. Bass frequencies are extremely enhanced which may not be suitable for listening to certain genres of music but could work as an advantage when using a practice amp.
Alessandro MS-1 Headphones
Alessandro's MS-1 headphones offer a tight bass response and balanced mid-range and treble sounds without being too bright sounding. Unlike the pads that completely cover the ears that many other headphones utilize this model has two adjustable pads connected by a leather strap that sits on the head. No pressure is exerted and therefore they are extremely comfortable and can be worn for long periods of time. The MS-1 headphones are not closed, meaning the speaker is exposed and sound will leak out. This may reduce the quality of the sound coming from the practice amp and make the instrument sound thin. However the open back means the person wearing them will not feel stifled or cut off from the room.
Visit An Electronics Retailer
Reading descriptions and reviews of headphones is helpful but each person hears sound differently. Take the practice amp to an electronic retailer and test the listed headphones to guarantee the best results.
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Welcome! My name is Liana and I am a strong believer in balance on mental, physical, conscious and unconscious levels. The great Swiss Psychotherapist, Carl Jung said "I must also have a dark side if I am to be whole", this comes from the acknowledgement of the parts of ourselves that we like, and those parts that we are uncomfortable with.
Most of the time it is easiest to push the darker parts of ourselves aside. We put these parts in a box in the back of our minds, triple padlock it, and voila! We have outsmarted our emotions, we get back to everyday life and forget all about it. Unfortunately these locked away parts of ourselves can grow in potency until the box you put them in explodes. When we ignore these parts of ourselves they can manifest in debilitating anxiety, depression, anger, and unhealthy projection onto our relationships and communities.
When we allow the darker parts of ourselves to surface, we give them room to breathe, they are less potent and can be integrated into our whole selves. In fact, when integrated, these emotions can positively affect our relationships and the way we interact with the world, we experience shifts such as greater self-worth, confidence, clarity, trust, improved communication, and increased creativity.
I believe it is important to work on many levels in therapy, from the conscious, surface level to an unconscious level. If we only work on the surface with thoughts and beliefs, the unconscious content that underlies those thoughts and beliefs does not get addressed and may continue to show up in your life in unhealthy ways. If we focus primarily on the unconscious, you may have a deeper understanding of what is going on for you but may not see immediate effects. I aim to bring the unconscious to awareness while working with concrete tools that you can start using immediately in your day to day life.
Depending on your preferences and needs, I use an integrated approach drawing from depth psychology, CBT, yoga, and mindfulness tools. It is my wish that here you will find the space you need to integrate, heal, grow, and become the person you are meant to be.
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For further information, visit Liana Yip's website.
My name is Liana Yip and I am a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) with the British Columbia Association of Clinical Counsellors and hold a Masters Degree in Counselling Psychology from Adler University. Currently, I work for the Fraser Health Authority as Counsellor|Educator at Developmental Disabilities Mental Health Services and also in private practice with people of all ages.
I have been drawn to be a counsellor since people started asking me what I wanted to be when I grew up. While I was deeply interested in western models of mental well being, from personal experience I knew that yoga had helped me immensely in my own journey. It had kept me calm, balanced, and as grounded as possible through many difficult times.
Fueled by a passion to understand the mental and physical benefits of yoga, In 2010 I traveled to India to study yoga with Yogi Sividas at the Kailash Tribal School of Yoga and received my yoga teaching certification. When I returned I was drawn to Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy, which provides a unique context to explore the depths of the psyche, and completed levels one and two in the program. I am a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT-200) with the Yoga Alliance, have taught yoga at numerous locations throughout Vancouver, as well as have provided workshops on yoga and mental health to various health authorities and organizations.
Depending on your personal preference, I offer a unique combination of talk therapy and therapeutic yoga tools.
Whatever your situation may look like, be it stress, anxiety, depression, grief, or a desire for personal growth, it is my passion to be a part of clients' journeys to greater life satisfaction and fulfillment.


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A cosy café right at the centre of Holstebro. Here are a wide selection of coffees, teas and chocolate and the Cafè also tempt you with one of our delicious homemade cakes or fresh lunches. Everything is prepared with a focus on high quality.
The merchant shelves has a perfect selection of flavours to tease your taste buds, whether it is for yourself, your better half or a gift for someone special.
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Early intervention improves lives of people with Down syndrome
First smile, first steps, first word: Parents eagerly await their babies' milestones and celebrate each one. My family is no different. We celebrated recently when my youngest son, Lewis, got his first tooth.
The celebration was sweeter because, like most of Lewis's milestones, we've had to wait longer for it.
Lewis has Down syndrome. Among the many surprising facts we have learned since his birth is that teething is often delayed in babies with Down syndrome. Lewis's first tooth didn't come in until he was 14 months old, eight months later than his older siblings.
via Steamboat Today: Early intervention improves lives of people with Down syndrome.
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- Phone Number:513-858-4300513-858-4300
KeyBank Fairfield branch is one of the 1209 offices of the bank and has been serving the financial needs of their customers in Fairfield, Butler county, Ohio for over 47 years. Fairfield office is located at 5000 Dixie Highway, Fairfield. You can also contact the bank by calling the branch phone number at 513-858-4300
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Lance Bass Thinks We Have Had a Gay President (VIDEO)
Matt | On 18, Mar 2014
This was a weird piece of news even for me.
TMZ thought it would be a great idea to ask former *NSYNC member Lance Bass about his thoughts on having a gay president. I guess Bass, who is now openly gay, is now the purveyor of all things gay and political. Either that or TMZ ran out of substantive questions to ask him. lol…
Bass not only would be cool with having a gay president, but he thinks we may have already been down that road. He says that at least one president, "statistically speaking," has slept with another man at some point in his life.
That wasn't exactly the way I wanted to think about history today. But, Bass may have a point. I guess I am just not that interested in figuring out who it may have been. I do not tend to think of any of our presidents in a sexual fashion.


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Love? Actually...
Also see Richard's review of Kindertransport
And that's what we have herea first act that's labeled "cabaret," in which, on this particular night, Kelvin Urday sang a towering song about jealousy and Omega Jones and Eileen Engel sang a great number from Spamalot ("The Song That Goes Like This"), which, admittedly, requires neither deep thought nor complex emotion. Sarajane Alverson and Lindsay Rae Gingrich performed the women's duet from Rent, especially nice when their voices combined near the end. The particular duets and solos in act one are chosen by the audience from fish bowls, before the performance.
But soon things get real (even as they seem more artificial).
After a 10-minute intermission, there's Steven Serpa's high-charged opera Thyrsis & Amaranthit's also high-pitched. But it's truly beautiful: a short classical idyll with Lindsay Rae Gingrich and Eileen Engel. The piece premiered in 2011 at the Studio at Billings Forge in Hartford, Connecticut, and is directed here by R-S co-founder Christina Rios. And (after the initial shock of the stratospheric vocal register wears off) all those silvery, high-altitude musical notes seem to lift us up above some great emotional vista, merely as one bridesmaid harbors a secret love for another. It's only about 20-25 minutes long, but jammed full of thought and feeling and meaning. Maybe all operas should be condensed down to this length.
In this magnificent little story, Ms. Gingrich is the lovelorn half of the singing duo and Ms. Engel is blissfully unaware. And both of them put so much grand, honest, sweeping feeling into the segment, it feels like we've seen into their hearts for miles and miles. It is the high point of the evening (the high point of the week, as far as I'm concerned), as they exult and agonize in a remote corner of a wedding reception.
The final piece will be quite familiar to fans of NPR's (and Chicago Public Radio's) "This American Life." 21 Chump Street is a very fine rock-opera one-act based on the radio feature about an honors student in Florida who falls in love with an undercover narcotics cop, who ruins his life by buying her a small bag of marijuana. With the delightful Kelvin Urday as Justin and Natasha Toro as the mysterious Naomi, and some great back-up singers too, this Kafkaesque story seems destined to become a musical theater staple. Music and lyrics just happen to be written by Lin-Manuel Miranda, of Hamilton fame.
So, yes, in this particular case I'm telling you that Lin-Manuel Miranda deserves second billing beneath Steven Serpa. There, I said it.
Love? Actually...Through September 18, 2016, at the Westport Playhouse (by Fuzzy's Tacos), on the northeast side of Westport Plaza. For more information visit www.r-stheatrics.com.
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Once a gleaming adobe plastered white with tin roof shining in the desert light. It was visible for miles across the valley. In this place such a home was the unmistakable sign of prosperity. Generations of fortunate families lived within the walls on a foundation of stone. They were owners of things.
Across the valley were jacals of more humble families. People as tough as the world they lived in raising generations on faith and hope for the future. They left a mark on the land as deep and enduring as anyone who lived hard against the Rio Bravo. Perhaps they worked for those living in the white house.
Time marks everything as adobe slowly melts back into earth. But even abandoned and neglected the white house maintains dignity in ruin. A hundred years has not been able to erase this home.


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I am going to skip the whole it has been twelve years since I posted anything bit. Recently I bought a new microphone and really wanted to improve the audio quality of my videos. Get rid of the bulk of noisy office that drives me nuts. This video was the first recording after said tweaks. […]
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Ark Adventure: Big Gun
This video is going to be one hundred eighty degrees from the last video. Instead of killing my tribe mates I take one for the team. My penance comes in the form of plasma cannon to the face. It made me laugh at the time and while editing. That is always a good sign. Enjoy […]
Ark Adventure: Going Rogue
We are still rocking out on our modded Ark Survival Evolved server. This video started with me watching the new mod toys. It ended with me killing a member of the tribe. All in and all a typical day in Ark. There is a second video that shows more of the cool mods. That is […]
B and K In: Exile Mod
This video requires a little history lesson. Arma 2 had a mod called DayZ. Which became a massive hit and spawned it's own stand alone game. Other mods like Wasteland and Arma life kept the game relevant for a long time. Even today you can find modded Arma 2 servers still going strong. When Arma […]
McGee In: Modded Minecraft EP 8
More Sword Craft Online. Everyone gets frustrated playing games and I lost my mind a little in this video. I also manage to show a little more of what makes the mod different from others. Enjoy the video guys!
McGee In: Skyrim
There are times you just want to play games for fun and no other reason. When that happens doing videos takes a back seat. Which is fine if you plan for it. Throw in a dash of real life chores and you get a video like this. Enjoy!
B and K In: 7 Days To Die(Part 1)
So 7DTD got an update recently. They move the gamed from Unity 4 to Unity 5. So we gave it a play through to see how it looked. Part 2 will be up later on. One thing to note. I was really hung over during this video. I am pretty sure that shows. Enjoy the […]
McGee In: Vanilla Minecraft EP4
A little different adventure this time in Minecraft. I did not have a ton of time to work on projects this week. So I jumped around and did a couple quick things. Mostly to set up a future episode. Minecraft may go on Hiatus starting next week. It will all depend on how much GTA5 […]
KGB In: Killing Floor
Time for another video! This time Glasenator and Agent K join me for some Killing Floor. I had a lot of fun playing with the guys. Hopefully we will get a chance to try out Killing Floor 2 in the near future. Enjoy the video!
B and K In: The Forest
This was going to be another second look video. Like the one I did on ArcheAge. What it turned into was five lame jokes and some death. There might be a proper second look coming later. Enjoy the video guys!


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Practicing in Florida for over a decade, Dr. Ali Shaygan is a Family Medicine Physician. Dedicated to providing safe and effective services, Dr. Shaygan prides himself in tailoring his recommendations and treatments specifically for you. He is constantly striving to offer the newest and safest procedures for your health and aesthetic needs. Dr. Shaygan also offers anti aging medical consultations which include, Bio Identical Hormone Replacement, Weight Loss, Nutrition and Fitness counseling.
He received his Bachelors Degree with honors from New College of USF and went on to study medicine at Central America Health Sciences University and completed his residency in Family Medicine at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville Florida.


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New season of Bryan, Inc. (premiering this Sunday, Jan. 14th on HGTV) explores the intersection of home ownership and interpersonal partnership
So you used the wrong paint. Or you didn't get the right permit. Or you bored into your brick wall with the wrong tools. Don't hammer yourself over the head about it. When it comes to being a DIY ace, failure is the price of admission.
Our winters are long, dark and cold, and heating our homes is a necessity of life. But it doesn't mean we can't take a hard look at how much we're paying to heat our homes and think about what we should be paying.
Planning on starting a major renovation? Here are 5 common mistakes home owners can make during a home renovation project.
When you make the decision to do a renovation it's an exciting time and no one would fault you for wanting to jump in with both feet. Before you do hire the first contractor that comes up as result on your Google search though, there are a few important things you should consider.


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The fear of becoming a bag lady is just that; a fear of losing everything in a heartbeat. This abject fear has generally been conjured up in terms of a woman becoming widowed or suddenly divorced. So enter being "Madoffed" as a new cause of a bag lady fear.
Recently we've read the story of Alexandra Penney who is blogging her plight in The Bag Lady's Papers. Check out the article here -- Life savings gone -- 'Madoffed' best-selling writer back at work While she admits to owning other significant illiquid investments (prized jewelry and real estate) she apparently invested nearly the whole of her financial investment portion of her "life savings" with Bernard Madoff, the convicted and current day Ponzi Scheme* architect. She and thousands of Bernie Madoff's friends, and friends-of-friends had mistaken Madoff as a trusted financier. Yet it turns out, he actively bilked thousands of individuals, foundations, and corporations out of what some estimate to be sums totaling 50 billion dollars!
Ms. Penney is a mature author and artist who has penned several installments of her personal diary, depicting her horror and angst at being "Madoffed". That statement implies that she has had something DONE to her, and it would follow in most people's minds that she therefore is a victim. Well, hurt she is. Damaged she is. A victim she is not because she is already writing about her response.
We would no more actually imagine Alexandra Penney shuffling around as a literal bag lady, than we would picture Queen Elizabeth serving up fries with a super-sized meal because of their status. While Ms. Penney is surely not a Queen, her best selling author status commands respect and will ensure rapid success, as it should. That said, I believe her story is still a very important one, especially for mature women everywhere.
Indeed so many fears are unfounded, yet when a fear is realized, or perceived to be realized, it's shocking and more than unsettling; the earth moves under your feet. Your mind races to the extreme negative, the absolute unimaginable: newspaper-crammed holey shoes pushing rusty, absent-a-wheel shopping carts, huddled together with perfect strangers to survive sub-zero winter nights.
Thankfully, what emerges eventually is a sense of degree, a sense of perspective. While there are indeed FAR too many actual bag ladies (and bag men) alive and somehow surviving, the bag lady fears of most of us are often blown up-- like Ms. Penney's and her dolls. We need to figure out singularly and together—remember Obama urging us to all pitch in?—how we can avert the most drastic of circumstances; becoming saddened, disheartened souls grasping onto life with white-knuckled fears.
I have delighted in Ms. Penney's exquisitely languaged blogs and share her horror that Madoff isn't behind bars! What drugs are our law enforcers and judicial system on that would allow them to release Madoff on such a measly bail in the first place, and then upon his defying bail rules continue to uphold his freedom?
You may be interested to know that Charles Ponzi jumped bail and fled twice! Minds like these don't stop upon their initial arrest folks. It's time we organize a "jail Madoff" picket line protest around his posh Manhattan block and force the lazy hand of our government to take far overdue action NOW!
No, that won't replenish countless investment accounts, or put charity's staffs back to work, or even allow some rich folks to raise another martini toast, but it would certainly send the kind of signal that all Americans are looking to see. We're waiting for our jails to be overcrowded with Wall Street, Banking, & Car Industry executive crooks. Crooks who in their self-aggrandizing profit-driven madness, eschewed fuel efficient cars, feasted upon uncreditworthy applicants, and gorged themselves on indefinable, packaged investments, We're looking for elected officials and corporate leaders to embody justice for all, not justice for "just us". We need to breathe new life back into capitalism, and hopefully close the chapter on cannibalism once and for all!
I am tired of the "old boy" networks, which grossly enrich each other with a simple wink atop Pebble Beach's 7th hole or 30,000 feet above most of our realities in their posh leer jets, or texting on their Black Berries to buy into the next harebrained idea, built on a house of cards, and not able to be disclosed in any written or comprehensible document.
My limited knowledge of Madoff was that his investments continuously returned FAR superior returns to those of the "markets" and were absent any periods of negative returns. Those two characteristics should have been a red flag to anyone daring to look. Daring, I say because it takes intelligence (or guts) to imagine downturn amidst skyrocketing returns. It takes real discipline to plan for a rainy day when all you've experienced (or chosen to remember) are the sunny ones. Yet even squirrels collect acorns in times of plenty preparing for harsh winters sure to follow.
Every marketable investment suffers periods of loss or negative return because the markets naturally operate in cycles. So, the mere absence of any negative returns should have given investors pause. It should have eventually given the SEC pause too, but that's fodder for yet another story.
I'm not jumping on the overcrowded stupidity-of-putting-all-your-money–in-one-place bandwagon here. Many folks legitimately have all their money invested in one Mutual Fund Family in order to save on management or fund expenses, etc. Rather the grandiose mistake is about putting all your money in one exclusive, members-only kind of 'deal'.
Mutual funds' third party custodians hold the mutual fund assets, unlike Madoff holding the once-famed Madoff Fund's assets. Mutual funds also publicly disclose their investments at least quarterly, and own shares of individual stocks and bonds, each of whose price can be verified several times each day. I have no time for investments with anyone—regardless of the marquis name—in which there is no such disclosure.
Hedge funds came into their own with exactly that "secrecy allure", so to speak. 20 something yr old wet-behind-the-ears hotshots royally confused brains with bull markets years ago. They resigned from once prestigious Wall Street firms and the lowly 2 million dollar bonus plans (atop their 1 million dollar base salaries, meaty stock options, and the like) to form their own hedge funds. People clamored to "get in" to these fat-with-excessive-fees schemes. I knew we were all in trouble when Money magazine's cover trumpeted hedge fund investments.
Hedge fund managers fiercely fought regulation by the Securities & Exchange Commission. They attested that disclosure of their "tactics" would be detrimental to their success. Like someone may have been able to spot (and jail) Madoff before he madeoff with so many zeros?
So I implore us to refrain from plastering Ms. Penney with all our collective angst and feelings of loss because, as she implied, we are all in this national financial carnage together. The sooner we appreciate that pain is pain—perceived or real bag lady or Person of Reduced Circumstances status not withstanding--we will be able to collectively rise to the top, as a nation and as a global society.
I don't remember any drowning person inspecting a life raft to see if it was bore a Republican or a Democrat insignia, or was hurled by a rich socialite or a bag lady. They furiously grab for the life raft, fight like hell to survive—whatever that means to them—and hopefully get around to thanking the person who hurled them one tool of survival.
No one can know where Ms. Penney will go with her new education, and her new still-fresh wounds. I can only suspect that with her self-made know-how and creative can-do attitude, she will indeed resurrect herself. In so doing, she will show us all examples of how we can regain our footing and confidence as well. I further suspect that she will share some of her wealth with organizations that lend a hand-up to those less fortunate--those women in particular who lack the "back-up" assets that Ms. Penney fairly admits will buy her some valuable time.
Curiously, I can't stop thinking about her last name. Ms. Penney isn't Penniless literally. This self-made woman would never be penniless, due to her creativity, work ethic, sense of humor, and some luck. Yet you do remember that old, still true saying about luck meeting tons of preparation don't you? So, while a lot of her money is gone, no one can steal Ms. Penney's mind. I'm not Jewish, and I know and respect that.
Not that you asked for my advice, yet if you have not yet "made it" to the extent that Ms. Penney has, curb the urge and save the time it would take you to write jealous remarks, and reread the part where she outlines her working three jobs, etc.,. Only in America right? Refocus any veiled contempt and busy yourself writing the last chapters of your own success. Yes, you are on the road, and you CAN finish big, but never by quitting.
We are all richer for Alexandra Penney (and anyone) telling her truth, and for a country which allows us to do so, and finally for an internet to give us both the instant and far-reaching platform in which to share.
Let's create and embody solutions. Let's continue to offer a shoulder to anyone who is suffering, much like the inscription on the pedestal of our proud lady, the Statue of Liberty: "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breath free". Let's not excoriate people who say they feel down-trodden, especially when they flat out exclaim they don't want our pity.
Footnote: * There was no fundamental investment in the Madoff fund, into which thousands begged to be admitted. After all, word spread like wild fire about how great his "returns" were. (Many investors, once disgruntled at being "outside" nose-pressed-jealously -against-the glass entry door, are now breathing more than a sign of relief!) Rather the Madoff Fund was all a fraudulent pyramid scheme by which new investor monies repaid earlier investors, a concept mastered earlier by Charles Ponzi.
While Madoff's scheme has currently impoverished principally Jewish investors and foundations, Ponzi's scheme in the early 1900s preyed principally on Italians. In both cases, friends and friends-of friends gave their "hero" money yet their "returns" actually were "returns" of other people's money, and not a distribution of profits from any bona fide investment. Both men's "empires" crashed only when too many investors demanded their money back; i.e., the evaporation of new funds to repay existing investors' liquidation requests exposed the fraud. Both men, incidentally, were frantically attempting to raise new money at the time of their arrests.
Ponzi averted discovery numerous times, elongating his reign of abuse and contemptible lawlessness for decades. We've yet to discover just how many times and for how long Bernard Madoff successfully tricked suspicion.
Respectfully, I would submit that this should be its own hub instead of a forum post. It is well-written, informative, and a good read, but is too long for a forum post.
by lrohner8 years ago
His lawyer was trying to get him off with 12 years in jail. The judge certainly did the right thing in this case. I just feel terrible for his wife....
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http://www.cato.org/pubs/pas/PA692.pdfThis is exactly why I hate the government forcing me to do things through them.This study looked at what private investments would have done compared to Social Security. It broke...
by countrywomen8 years ago
We were just following the news recently where Jon Stewart accused Jim Kramer (and others in the media) for there part in the 401k losses. Both myself and to a great extent my husband's 401k was lost. Recently...
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rebekahELLE posted this link in another thread: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/13/busin … r=2&hpIt tells the tale of how J.C. Penney has been SERP punished for excessive backlinking.We've been told over and...
by irenev178 years ago
mean buying stock in a band or writer, photographer, even a filmmaker. Not in the traditional 'fund-raiser' sense, but actual shares of digital media.
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New Delhi, March 14 -- It's not just Katrina and Hrithik who're shooting in the Capital - on Wednesday, we caught actors Salman Khan and Rani Mukerji on the sets, too.
Sallu, sporting an all-black Mask-of-Zorro-esque getup, whizzed past the Safdarjung railway tracks on a bicycle for his role in Kick.
A little later, true to his temper, he was seen getting angry at a spotboy for delay on his part. Rani, meanwhile, was spotted in Connaught Place, shooting for Mardaani. That's not all. Actors Ranveer Singh and Parineeti Chopra are shooting for Kill Dil in Noida and NCR.


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Update on the European Reference Network (ERN) for rare bone diseases (BOND)
The new European Reference Network (ERN) for rare bone diseases (BOND) was kicked off at the third ERN conference in Vilnius, Lithuania on 10 March 2017. Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI) is represented in the BOND ERN, and OIFE patient representative Rebecca Tvedt Skarberg (from Norway) was present in Lithuania to influence and report back to the OI community. The BOND network is led by dr. Luca Sangiori from Italy.
Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI) has been chosen as one of the pilot diagnoses when it comes to developing the new network. More information about this and the BOND ERN will feature in the next OIFE newsletter, and we will keep members updated.
The same information is featured in this video from the EU Commission: http://ec.europa.eu/…/sante/health/ern/ern_videoclip_sub.mp4


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All characters © Amano Akira
Summary: Hibari had seen Dino go through his array of cell phones over the years.
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"I thought," Hibari Kyouya said, a vein pulsing just under the skin of his left temple, "you had said this was your fifth."
"Ah, you must have misunderstood me, Kyouya." Dino grinned sheepishly as they pushed open the double doors. "I said my fifteenth."
A cool, air-conditioned breeze greeted them as they walked into Verizon Wireless; a pleasant change from the merciless steamy discomfort summertime brought. Inside, everything was pristine, shiny, and organized neatly in red and gray.
"Unbelievable." Hibari growled as the glass doors swung behind them, more to himself than to anyone else. It was hard to believe that over the span of one year, Dino had gone through fifteen cellular devices. Dino was talented, unassuming, and quirky, but his downfall was that his gracefulness depended on crowds—something Hibari Kyouya simply could not tolerate. Summer was especially bad; the disgusting mass of body heat, sweat, and oils that humans excreted together sickened Hibari, and he made it perfectly clear that if Dino was going to show his face in his establishment, Namimori, no one else could be around. So without his subordinates, Dino was...clunky, and his possessions tended to meet unfortunate ends, like the cell phones. Four had gone over the roof of Namimori High School, one into the river, two crushed in a fight, and the rest had either been fallen on or tripped over.
After the fifteenth was lost over the George Washington Bridge (don't ask), Hibari announced that he was personally dragging Dino to the phone company so that there would be no chance of Dino screwing things up. With his kind of income, Dino could afford to repeatedly replace his phone, but Hibari, as well as the rest of the Cavallone Family, believed that the money could and should be spent elsewhere.
It was Verizon this month. AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile all knew Dino's face by now; Hibari had tersely informed him that those companies would try to finagle more money out of him if he went back. Now that they were actually inside, Dino ruffled his hair and breathed a sigh of relief at Verizon's favorable atmosphere. It was nearly empty and people weren't crowding around too much, which saved Dino the trouble of reigning Kyouya in. This was New York, which, coalescing with Hibari Kyouya, created one of the most lethal cocktails on the face of the planet. Set in front of him to drink. Dino had learned not to harbor bitter feelings toward Reborn for this, because in the end, the kid always knew best.
"You know Kyouya, every one out of three customers will lose or damage their phone within the first year," Dino quoted happily, turning over a phone that was labeled an LG 4871.6. "That's over sixty million cell phones per year in this country."
Hibari stared at the phone and its elaborate label that meant nothing to him. "Herbivores just don't know how to take care of their things," he said.
"Now that's not true," Dino protested.
"You're right," Hibari smirked, the corners of his mouth curling up like onion peels, "you just don't know how to take care of your things. If you break this phone I'll bite you to death."
"Excuse me, sirs. Can I help you with anything?"
Ah, they'd been spotted. Hibari's smirk immediately slid off to be replaced with the usual caustic glower. Dino mentally began to tally the costs of the man's life insurance in his head.
The salesman, who preferred to be addressed as Sir on the job though his name label read a simple "Oliver," was used to odd people. This was New York, after all; a place where people walked around with obscene hairdos, multiple piercings, and their pet cats on leashes. Implying the art of discretion, he initially took nothing of the two young customers who had just entered. He had seen stranger in the span of his middle-aged life.
The first one, the salesman noticed, was a slim Asian man of about eighteen or nineteen who was dressed in a suit and a scowl. The other could have been his complete opposite: older-looking, but with unruly sandy hair, skater clothes that hung on him, and a half-baked grin. A boy-child. As the salesman gave him a once-over he noticed that a full arm tattoo snaked its way down his left side. Definitely the delinquent type.
The young Asian man—a boy, really, was snapping something that sounded like Japanese to his companion, brandishing what the salesman could only describe as something that used to resemble a cellular device. The other man, though Caucasian, seemed to understand the language and twisted a piercing in his ear cartilage apologetically.
Other customers had started to clear a path for them nervously, just based upon the sheer malignity of the Asian man's glower. Some even left the store. On the contrary, the blonde man seemed unperturbed by such a gaze and merely smiled. The salesman wondered vaguely if the man was just oblivious or merely a half-wit.
"Excuse me, sirs," he said, approaching them with the distant warmness of the American businessman. "Can I help you with anything?"
The blonde man returned the greeting and smiled charismatically. "Ah yes," he answered, holding out his hand, "Dino Cavallone. I was hoping to get a new phone." He spoke English flawlessly, the salesman noted, but his faint accent was not Asiatic, strangely. It was Italian, and said in such a way that Cavallone and phone rhymed perfectly.
He met Cavallone's firm grip and pumped it once, business-style. The first thing he felt was that the man's hand was heavily ringed, and a quick glance to his right told him the Asian man's hand was too; with big ostentatious gems and oddly-shaped silver that probably held some significance unknown to him.
"Certainly. Have you used Verizon Wireless before?"
"What service were you using previously?"
"Uh..." Cavallone, incredibly, seemed to think about it for a moment. "AT&T, I think."
The salesman blinked back a frown, leading the two to the end of the store where his desk was. The young Japanese man remained silent but continued to glower, which made the salesman slightly anxious. He had dealt with troublesome customers before, so nothing unduly worried him, but this man looked as if someone had just scammed him a million dollars. His face was blackened, poisoned by murderous, pernicious glittering cat's eyes. It was the first time the salesman had truly witnessed where the expression "if looks could kill" came from. But, perhaps, this was the man's regular expression, though the salesman admittedly felt better now than he had before, with a layer of plaster between them.
"Their services weren't, ah, adequate," Cavallone was saying, in reference to his previous phone company. "I require something sturdier, since as you can see—" he held up the remains of his previous unlucky phone— "this one was rather flimsy."
The salesman realized that he had barely heard a word of Cavallone's complaints, too focused on the words themselves. His speech—Cavallone's—had lapsed into something more formal, curiously, with falling cadences and an air that suggested a citizen of the higher echelons. It didn't fit his unruly appearance at all, but the salesman said nothing and sat back in his chair, nodding. Perhaps it was just the language barrier. The man could still be a half-wit, despite his usage (probably taught) of such proper English.
"Don't you have insurance with AT&T?" he asked the man.
"I did," Cavallone answered, "but it became too expensive."
"What about your contract?"
"I've had to pay over four hundred dollars of termination fees," the man admitted.
The salesman tried to hide his surprise. "I don't understand, sir," he said, confused. "The only way for your insurance and termination fees to cost you that much would be if you repeatedly switched phones and companies."
The young man laughed but didn't answer. There was something in Cavallone's expression that wasn't quite right...almost suggesting that what the salesman had implied may or may not have hit the mark. Something about those brown eyes, abstruse and out of context juxtaposed against that smiling face, also told him he wouldn't get a response even if he pried.
"Anyway," the salesman cleared his throat, "if you want to save your money I can set you up with a corporate cell phone discount up to twenty-six percent."
The other beamed. "That would be nice, sir," he said. "How does it work?"
"Well I take it you're employed?"
"Ah—" the two customers shared a furtive glance, one looking somewhat uncomfortable and the other deadly patient. "I don't have, I mean, I don't think I'm on my company's carrier discount list," Cavallone informed the salesman with reluctance.
"I see," the salesman replied understandingly. What with that appearance, the man probably didn't have a steady job. "In that case, I can simply offer you a phone and set you up with Verizon Wireless. Do you have any preferences for your new phone, while we're here?" He gestured around him to the sample stands.
"Can you install a line block on it, sir?"
The salesman blinked. "A line block, eh? Those are permanent, you know," he replied.
"I know."
"If that's what you want," the salesman shrugged. "I'll give you a number you can call."
Cavallone ran a hand through his sandy hair. It was a wonder all those rings on his fingers didn't get caught in it. "Thank you sir," he said, and opened his mouth as a new question rose forth. "Do you have any suggestions as to the, ah, payments and plan if my phone doesn't last two years?" he asked the salesman.
A delicate and mild frown crossed the salesman's features. "There's no reason the phone shouldn't last, but hypothetically, if you buy a phone for two hundred dollars and insurance for five dollars per month with a 75-dollar deductible, you would save cash if you file before the two-year mark."
Cavallone brightened. "Isn't that great, Kyouya?" he asked the other man, who merely harrumphed in response.
"Show him your most durable phone," the young Asian man said quietly, speaking for the first time. His voice was low, musical, and laced with a heavy Asian accent, but the assertion in it was universal. The salesman swallowed, suddenly aware of minute beads of sweat gathering at his temples. How ridiculous, he thought. Being intimidated by a kid.
"Certainly, I'll see what I can do," he said, rising and sparing another quick glance at the man named Kyouya.
"I like him," Dino remarked after the salesman had disappeared into the back rooms of the store. "He didn't ask as many questions as the others."
"He thinks you're an idiot."
"I know. It's an effective ruse, no?" Dino grinned. "No one would guess that I'm the leader of the third most influential mafia crime syndicate in the world." He looked around, but even if someone had been in eavesdropping range, it wouldn't have mattered. Over the last two or three years, probably as a product of Reborn's strive for international relations, Dino and Hibari had taken to conversing in an odd combination of Japanese, Italian, and sparse English, sometimes meshing parts of words together to create entirely new ones. Gokudera Hayato had once remarked on how similar it was to the cryptophasia identical twins shared in rare cases.
Hibari crossed his arms over his chest. "You are an idiot. And you're a pathetic liar. How have you tried explaining to the previous companies that you're your own employer?" he asked coolly.
"Well I usually lie better, of course," Dino replied, looking wounded. "That's why Romario usually comes with me. And the line block is always easier to explain anyway; some people just like their privacy. Actually, the hardest thing to explain was that one time I brought in a phone covered in blood..." he broke off, musing.
"I don't care," Hibari snapped. "The fact that you waste this much money is also pathetic. You singlehandedly solved all of your family's financial pinches, yet you end up spending four hundred dollars of termination fees over a cell phone."
"My my, you're awfully talkative today, Kyouya. Is it the heat?"
"Hn. Just make sure you don't demolish this phone before the contract expires this time," Hibari muttered, reaching out with lightning speed to steady a stack of pamphlets that Dino had almost upset with his hand. "And try not to break anything while you're here."
"That's why you're with me, Kyouya," Dino laughed, nonetheless he laced his hands together in his lap so they wouldn't knock anything else over. Just in case.
The salesman returned with a phone in a box, the box bearing some obscure label with too many letters and numbers that the phone companies liked to add to make their products look more sophisticated. "This one should do the trick," he announced, taking the phone out and placing a battery into the back of it.
"For the most part it's pretty sturdy, and the battery power is top notch," he continued, not noticing the Asian man's eyes as they narrowed to pinprick slits at the words "most part" and "pretty."
"Great!" Cavallone exclaimed, conviced, rubbing his hands together. "I'm not concerned with the battery power," he admitted, shaking his head, "but I'd like to make sure that the phone won't brea—"
"Can we guarantee this phone wouldn't break even if I smashed your face against it?"
The salesman blinked rapidly, trying to absorb the concept that he'd actually just been threatened by one of his customers. The young Asian man waited for a response, his expression stony. "E-excuse me?" the salesman managed after a moment's pause.
Cavallone floundered, waving his hand in a dismissive gesture in an attempt to make peace. "Ah, forgive him, sir, Kyouya's English isn't very good! He doesn't know what he's saying, really!"
With an awkward sound the salesman cleared his throat and smiled politely. To him, the young man looked as if he knew exactly what he had said.
"We just don't want the phone to break, you see," Cavallone reiterated, rubbing a finger under his nose good-naturedly. The salesman saw those odd rings on his hands again as they caught the fluorescent lighting, and wondered vaguely why the two wore such similar jewelry. He didn't put it past Cavallone to be in a gang for all he knew, with those extensive tattoos and piercings.
"I'm good at breaking things, unfortunately. So is Kyouya here—" Cavallone nodded at his partner—"though he's good at breaking, ah, different things."
"Well...unless you run over this model with a car, I think you should be fine, Mr. Cavallone," the salesman said reassuringly, trying to omit the tincture of reluctance from his tone. In his mind he was reevaluating who the delinquent of the pair really was. He was curious as to how this man Cavallone could stand to have someone like the cold Asian man as a companion, but he knew it was not his place to ask. Even if his customers' personal affairs were intriguing him to no end.
"Would you like to set up an insurance policy with us?" he asked, deciding to comfort himself with an explanation of the service's inner workings. "Our policy covers anything the warranty doesn't: physical or water damage, stolen phones, lost phones, ecetera. If something does happen all you have to pay is the fifty-dollar deductible..."
"Sir, you mean any physical damage, correct?"
"What kind of damage did you have in mind, Mr. Cavallone...? The salesman had looked up just in time to see the young Asian man give Cavallone a hard but discreet elbow. The question had been worded strangely, almost as if Cavallone had been implying inevitable damage to the phone—a not-so-nice kind of damage.
"Ah, nothing, sir," Cavallone replied quickly, wincing. "I'm sure the phone will be fine. Thank you for your services." He got up, looking for a moment as if he wanted to bow, thought better of it, and walked over to the payment clerk. The Japanese man's gaze lingered for a moment on the salesman, and for a moment the salesman saw something truly dangerous in there. His thoughts strayed again to gangs as those rings winked dully at him in the fluorescent store lights.
When they finally left, the salesman absently rubbed his name tag that read Oliver, sighed deeply, and hoped that the pair wouldn't be back for a long time.
It was a long time: five months, in fact. Longer than Dino had ever kept a single cell phone.
The salesman pretended not to notice them when they walked in. It worked for a few minutes, but Cavallone spotted him behind a bluetooth stand and made a doomed beeline for him.
"My good man," he exclaimed, holding out his hand and wringing the salesman's enthusiastically. "Hello again. I was hoping to get a new phone." Cavallone looked dreadful. Fading bruises colored his face and arms in a grotesque tie-dye, and gauze bandages covered other extremities that were too badly injured to even see the light of day.
"Mr. Cavallone," the salesman greeted, returning the handshake and feeling his heart sink as he did so. He looked to Cavallone's right, and blinked momentarily at the presence of the other man. A man of his own age stood in lieu of the Japanese boy, with delicate wire-spectacles and an austere beard. Like the boy, this man was also wearing a suit, but his expression was considerably less intimidating. Cavallone, like last time, was clad in some retro gangster garb but the season this time around called for a fur-tinged parka that matched his scuffed shoes.
"Ah, you remember me, sir! Fantastic," Cavallone smiled, looking impressed.
"That phone was not to your liking either, Mr. Cavallone?" the salesman asked disdainfully. He tried not to stare at how awful Cavallone looked, but the man seemed to read it on his face anyway.
"Hehe, Kyouya was none too pleased about it, I'm afraid. Not about the phone," he added, "but about me breaking it. He got angry."
The salesman frowned, though he couldn't deny the implications Cavallone was giving him as to the source of his extensive injuries."Where is, ah, Kyouya, may I ask?"
"He's at the police station," Cavallone said casually.
"Oh," the salesman answered, if a little lamely, deciding he shouldn't press the matter. "You seem to go through quite a lot of phones."
The man glanced at his companion, then turned to the salesman woefully. "Unfortunately," he said, pulling out nothing more than the phone's battery chip. It was cracked and peeling, with more wear and tear than something in the back of an antique shop. "This is all that's left, I'm sorry to say."
So they went through the same procedure again, this time with the older man (who introduced himself as Romario) delegating most of the process. Romario was amiable yet succinct, which the salesman admired. When all was said and done, they had established a contract with Verizon Wireless and Cavallone's company in which Verizon, if paid the right amount, would provide Cavallone with as many cellular devices as he required. Seeming satisfied, Cavallone and his partner rose gracefully, shaking the salesman's hand once more. Even though they were smiling, the salesman's eyes couldn't help but stray to Romario's coat pocket. It was bulging with a suggestive shape that the salesman had seen too many movies not to recognize.
"It's a good deal, really," Cavallone concluded, his eyes crinkling warmly. "I need to go overseas tomorrow, but I'll have an associate of mine come in tomorrow to take care of the finalizing papers."
The salesman stiffened. "Associate?"
Cavallone shrugged on his coat. "Not Kyouya, I assure you," he added sympathetically. "He's not fluent enough for the paperwork, nor does he have the, ah, people skills for it."
The salesman nodded, his shoulders drooping visibly in reprieve. He showed the two out, bidding them farewell and thanking them for doing business with Verizon Wireless.
"No, thank you, sir," Cavallone replied. "I'll have someone by tomorrow, and I'll certainly recommend your company's services to my establishment. You can expect to see more of us soon! Ciao!"
The salesman shut the glass doors behind them. Lucky me, he thought as he watched the red store lights cast shadows on the departing pair.


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The Super NES version is a beat 'em up. In this version Sonic Blastman must save the Earth from diverse kinds of evil forces, from street gangs and terrorists, to aliens and robots and finally, an evil clone of himself. The fight starts on a construction site in Earth and ends up in outer space.
The game is only for one player. As in any beat 'em up, the game consists of defeating the enemies on screen before continuing in the stage. Sonic Blastman can punch, jump, and grab his enemies, too. He also uses a special attack that knocks any enemy nearby, but it dizzies him temporally. Another particular feature is the way Sonic Blastman holds his enemies: When he approaches his enemies, he is able to grab them in order to shake them and throw them back from him, or unleash a series of punches. However, if he punches them repeatedly, he will eventually hold them, so that he can blast them with a sonic wave, hit them with a whirlwind punch or throw them backwards. All of these throwing effects depend on the direction the d-pad is being pressed when pressing the punch button. His most powerful attack is his D. Punch, which must be charged with a certain button, which can be discharged. The D. Punch is also a limited attack.
The bonus levels are an adaptation of the arcade version. The major difference is that since there is no punch pad, the player must charge strength by repeatedly rotating the d-pad.
Like with most beat 'em-ups of the era, the Japanese version had female enemies which were replaced by male ones in the American and European versions, mostly because of Nintendo of America's strict censorship issues at the time. Only the first two stages of the game feature human enemies.
Source: Wikipedia, "Sonic Blast Man", available under the CC-BY-SA License.


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Easy Secrets For social media - Straightforward Advice6 Jun 2014
Social media is, in addition, a significant source of news. This post will show you six tools that social media experts and marketing bureaus use to update their Facebook pages. The Secret Service is looking to buy software that can find sarcasm on social media.
The social media juggernaut, Facebook, minimized at the greatest social media marketing seminar in world, in the opening keynote no less. 70% get social media news on Facebook from friends and family. Community media represent an amalgam of social and industrial media. It is a free and straightforward service to use to get your latest blog posts delivered to your media reports that are social. Other programs cater to quite active users of two or more social media websites, enabling you to post file, image, or exactly the same message to Twitter, Facebook, and other social media sites concurrently.
For this reason, internet marketing trends 2014 has developed the following guidelines to assist you to browse the usage of social media stations. You shouldn't share that information via social media if you feel the info you seek to share via social media channels shouldn't be shared in public. Supreme Social Deux is a new social media sharing alternative that I have been testing on my blog. They use both industrial and social media frameworks.
Australia has some of the highest social media use on the planet. Other privacy concerns with employers and social media are when social media is used by employers as a tool to screen a prospective employee. News sites can use an application like Storify to pull together postings to to Twitter Facebook and other social media media sites on a special subject in the news, notably a breaking news story. - For each societal page and post.
Social media was integrated into every part of our net experience. Also available from CodeCanyon for $12, it lets you add social media buttons as a floating social media bar and the top and underside of your content area. Social media is about dialog, so let's discuss.
While traditional social media offer a variety of opportunities for businesses in a wide range of business sectors, cellular social media makes use of the place- and time-susceptibility aspects of it to be able to participate into marketing research, communication, sales promotions/discounts, and relationship development/loyalty programs.
It's through this process of "developing societal authority" that social media becomes effective. The amount of social media users age 65 and older grew 100 percent throughout 2010, so that one in four people in that age group are now part of a social networking site.
Media inquiries coming through social media should be referred to a designee or the Scout executive for an official response. Second, provide media that is social identity information. The importance of social media to web marketing cant be overstated. In regards to their social media customs and teens, there is some fantastic news and some not-so-excellent news.
The Internet was the most popular news platform that is third, with many users looking to personalized web feeds for news and social media. Social media monitoring has no geographical bounds and our products are used by marketers and executives from all over the world.
If your favored social media service didn't make the list I apologize. Targeting prospective customers on Facebook is not as easy as with social networking sites like Twitter.
To understand how the ecommerce business is being impacted by social media, we examined data An average of 85% of all orders from social media, plus comes from Facebook. Social media is about quality, not quantity. It will enhance your chances of following through on your own media plans that are social.
Social media are distinct from industrial or traditional media like newspapers, television, and movie as they're comparatively cheap and accessible. One of many foundational theories in social media has become that you cannot fully control your message through social media but rather you are able to just start to participate in the "conversation" expecting that one can realize a significant influence for the reason that dialogue. According to CNN, in 2010 75% of people got their news forwarded through e mail or social media posts, while 37% of individuals shared a news item via Facebook or Twitter.
She critically describes six social media platforms. Added privacy concerns affect the impact of social media monitoring by companies whose policies contain prohibitions against workers' postings on social networking sites. Data indicates that participants use social media to satisfy perceived societal needs, but are usually disappointed.
For journalists and news organizations, social networks provide the opportunity for distributing news stories, connecting with people and complementing news coverage with web feeds from social media. Itself is advocated while updating your Facebook page on Facebook, many businesses will still prefer to use a media management tool that is social for the sake of productivity and simplicity.
With this in your mind, here are a few of the top tools that social media specialists, brands, and agencies are using to update their pages. These are just a couple of the instruments that you can use to update your Facebook page. In a work order on-line Monday posted, the agency said it desires analytics software that can, among other things, synthesize large sets of social media data and visually present that data. Our aim is always to automate our social media monitoring procedure. It was purchased by me for the social networking information.
Producing authentic insights and assessing social media data can be a complicated endeavor. This short video will walk through several example social media how to assemble your own, including how you can gather the societal data which you want using services provided DataSift, by Tableau associate and dashboards. Social media takes a thick skin.
Sprout supplies a family of reports to a holistic view of your social media operation. More than half of adults 25-34 use social media on the job. Connect your Google Analytics account to boca raton social media marketing services and see your social media metrics next to net visitor data. Yes, Facebook and other social media sites are in keeping us connected amazing, but there are many pitfalls. Social media is evolving at an unbelievable speed, and - let's face it - many marketers are still finding it challenging to quantify what matters.
It allows visitors to share content. Almost two thirds of social media visits to Shopify stores come from Facebook. Remember that your aim on social media should be to grow relationships and develop an audience to your company. Gauge your social media success against others in your business by comparing your follower bases across the leading social networks. Agreement between the parties settled some of the early social media cases.
And I think advertising and customer service and communications need to band together around social. Social networks like Facebook and Twitter are becoming more of the standard for narrative discovery.
Yet, this conversation contribution must be cleverly performed because while people are immune to marketing generally, they're even more immune to direct or overt promotion through social media platforms. An increasing variety of scholars have sought to analyze and measure the impact of social media.
On another task on the Internet, it was reported more time is spent by Indians than in November 2011. In the study, Klinger focuses on Switzerland, where broadband, net use, and media literacy are among the highest on the planet, and how all leading political parties in Switzerland run their own websites and social media sites.
The survey indicates that Facebook and Twitter make news a more participatory experience than before as people share news articles and comment on other people's posts. The teenagers instead reported learning about current events from social media sites like Facebook, MySpace, YouTube, and blogs. Due to the increase in social media sites, there appears to be a positive correlation between the usage of such media with cyber-bullying on-line sexual predators,, and the decline in face-to-face interactions.
Neil Postman additionally claims that social media will raise an information disparity between losers who are not comfortable with modern technologies and winners who can use the social media. Gladwell differentiates between high risk activism and social media activism, which brings actual changes. A topic that is contentious that is current is whether or not social media dependency should be contained in the DSM-V. Teachers and many parents have already been frightened of the repercussions of having social media in the classroom.
100 As result, cell phones are prohibited from classroom and schools have blocked many popular social media websites. Journalists may also use social networks like Facebook to locate sources for stories. So weekend traffic may be increased by using social networks like Facebook to alert folks to news articles on Sundays and Saturdays .
But it afterward dropped way as the most popular social network behind Facebook. There's also a Professional plan for $10 per month which allows one to have up to six social media accounts and up to 50 scheduled upgrades or a Premium strategy for $99 per month which allows one to have unlimited social media reports and scheduled updates. Networked Blogs enables one to automatically update Twitter accounts and your Facebook with your latest blog post.
You may also connect RSS feeds to your account and have them frequently update your media networks that are social when new content is available. Sprout Social additionally contains influence and engagement monitoring in your social networks in order to see how powerful you might be. However, social media marketers have always dismissed Google promising it a Ghost Town, incapable of producing ROI.
If you are infrequently from your smartphone and often on the move, it's worth trying out some social media apps. Seesmic is a power-user's program that enables one to select from multiple social media reports and automatically cross-post to them.
Social Networking is an inseparable attribute of your personal/professional life and this book will ease you into it. Well written and has some really amazing hints of how to set social network sites to best use with examples. There are many social media stations available to users, and new channels are being introduced often.
Facebook, another http://socialfishing.net site, was started for students at Harvard College. Almost a third of young adults 18-24 use social media in the bathroom. To create clean results and provide a more precise interpretation of social media dialogues, Sysomos runs on the proprietary four-measure junk-filtering procedure that keeps out the "sound" from a variety of social media stations.


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FOUR mums will don bras decked out with tulips to take part in a 26-mile charity walk.
The women, all in their early 30s, got to know each other at the school gates and decided to take part in the London MoonWalk in Hyde Park on May 12 in aid of breast cancer research.
Jenna Kennedy-Smith, Amie Carter, Julie Pike and Sally Sauntson, who have adopted the team name Tiptoe Through the Tulips in honour of Spalding's heritage, have been building up their training for the event since October and are hoping to complete the walk in under six hours.
Jenna said: "Sally has done the London marathon in the past and Amie the Great Eastern Run, but Julie and I are completely exercise phobic.
"But it has been going really well. We have been training two or three times a week and have built up to 16 miles averaging about 13 minutes a mile."
The four have already secured £600 sponsorship but anyone interested in adding to their total can do so by going to www.walkthewalkfundraising.org/tiptoethroughthetulips


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Family Matters Watch Supernatural s06e07 Streaming, Hunting Trip
Latest storyline offered by the Supernatural s06e07 (season 6 episode 7) Family Matters. You certainly have to watch it because as usual, this episode always keep a variety of mystery that can make your curiosity growing from time to time. On this morning, the information I get enough support I think, a synopsis and also a video preview that you can watch and enjoy as usual. Think of it as a leak of information from the internet. In spite of his suspicions, Dean attaches to Sam with his cousins and Samuel on a hunting trip out. Even so, deep in the forest, things miscarry.
One more time about the more details of the summary and of course the spoilers story or plot for Supernatural s06e07 Family Matters. Originally, this brand new episode can be watched streaming on The CW Network TV channel, November 05, 2010 at 9:00pm night time. Try to start preparing for the time from now. Dean goes questionable of Samuel's motives, but Sam Is not sold on the idea that their grandpa is doing anything wrong. The brothers continue on a hunt with Samuel and the other Campbells, but things become terribly awry. Over 3,000 people have been watching the preview video below and now is your turn.
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Parker Moore's Rig Rundown
Parker Moore plays guitar for Oakland's excellent Catholic Radio. The band is currently promoting their two-part release, The Last Summer Vol 1, & 2, naturally. Moore has taken a few minutes to discuss his personal gear preferences. Because you're a good person, upon finishing this article, you'll beat feet post haste and check out their music @ www.catholicradiomusic.com.
For The Last Summer Vols 1 & 2 I used an all-original '73 Hagstrom Viking V-1N on most of the tracks. It's a semi-hollow w/ 2 humbuckers – super versatile, dirty or clean. It does a great job keeping clarity and resonance on the open string chord voicings I use quite a bit. For tight, fuzzy tones on tracks like Silver Kid and In the Sun, I played an '86 Strat (Japanese) with original pickups. I had one of the blend pickup mods done years ago. Not sure which mod, but it sounds excellent and covers more range than before.
I always go through a (probably '76) Music Man 112RD – an interesting solid state preamp and tube power amp hybrid with excellent clean, warm tone and tons of volume to spare. Celestion speaker replaced the original EV.
Supposedly was owned by Barry "The Fish" Melton prior to me buying it in 2008. I generally run it very low gain with deep and bright switches on for a full foundation, then use pedals for color.
Lots of Catalinbread. Most of the tunes have a little bit of overdrive from the Galileo and very slight squish from the Xotic SP Compressor. For the grittier tunes I'm using the Karma Suture for a splitty foundation. Buzz up on leads courtesy of the Manx Loaghtan – a rams head muff-style fuzz with broad EQ shaping. Slight phase on several tunes from the Blackout Effectors Sibling, and Small Stone when I wanted a traditional deep phase.
The Memory Man with Hazari is my long-time favorite soup of choice for any number of traditional and bizarro delay effects – it will paint any tripped out landscape you can imagine. The DD-3 mainly for slapback. And the Dispatch Master for warm verb and simple echo on many tunes. We ran keys through it (chained with an Echorec) on a few tunes for some manual time-warped goodness.


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I am a very young rather healthy individual who was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease after giving birth. I was in utter shock that my body had let me down. Being a registered nurse I knew a lot about my diagnosis but when it came to me it seemed like all my information went out the window. I was very anxious and eager to see Dr. Levy as it took a month to get a new patient appointment. The staff was pleasant throughout my entire month and a half with this practice. I had no issues with them at all. I built a friendly relationship with the receptionist, medical assistant and phlebotomist. Dr. Levy was very punctual and friendly upon my first visit. He explained a lot and smiled while talking. The initial part of the visit was nice. Even though I am an RN and learned the medical sides of things I personally do not believe things happen for no reason which is what he told me was the cause of my autoimmune disease. As I started to ask more detailed questions about the role of stress and poor diet in the development of autoimmune diseases helpful attitude changed and he shut down all of my questions with short responses. He became sour and told me there was no evidence that supported my claims. Mind you, I had no intention of arguing with the man, I simply had questions because I am in a vulnerable position and wanted to know what I could do different to help. I left that apt thinking, wow, what a waste of money. I didn't expect him to be a natural-path by any means but damn, couldn't he have been a little more helpful. Fast forward a month and a half I had 2 blood draw in between. He sent me my results the next morning for both as well as gave me a message online for suggestions. I thought this was very professional which made me want to give him a second chance. I finally saw him again after a month and a half. At this apt I informed him I had to decrease my hours (due to physically feeling terrible) and that I lost health insurance but signed up for Obamacare and would have it in 30 days. He decides to cancel my liver function / CBC labs which are very important as the medication I am taking is known to cause liver damage and wipe out your white blood cells. I asked him, ummm isn't it important to check these labs as you haven't checked them at all yet. He ignores the questions and ask if I want to come back in 6 weeks or 3 months? HAAAA. are you kidding me. He didn't check the correct labs and seriously suggested I wait an entire 4 + months from being on the toxic medication before looking at it. All he heard was "I don't have insurance" and automatically my health meant nothing to him. He was so rude this visit and kept making statements like "if you get insurance, when you get it" as if I were lying. Mind you, I was only going to be without coverage for 30 DAYS and I paid my bill in full on the way out. I figured he was rude from the first visit but that was the icing on the cake. The healthcare system in America is jacked up but I had never met a physician who was that rude, cared about money over people and was a know-it-all. I was really disappointed and now this practice will not see one more of my pennies. I plan on going else where in 29 days when my health insurance restarts.
i cant blame the staff for being mean. it trickles down when the man u work for is rude inconsiderate and a self proclaimed know at all. so i am writing this to be as polite as possible, however the truth hurts sometimes. dr matthew e levy does not look at a patience history to see what meds they should and shouldn't take. he has given my girlfriend, who unfortunately is a type 1 diabetic a HRT which the FDA ruled against giving diabetics. as stated this medication is not to be mixed w any diabetic medication, it is also known to cause insulin resistance. my girlfriends quality of life is already at stake with the 8 autoimmune deceases. this combipatch he prescribed is not to be taken if u have thyroid problems and take meds for it. of course she has Hashimotos and dr levy overlooked that as well. it is now my life's goal to tell everyone who cross's paths with me that this dr is negligent and must only care about his money not the person. i WILL seek out another dr who cares.
Before making an appointment with Dr. Levy I read his reviews online. Most of them are negative. Undeterred, I made an appointment anyway. I only had to wait a week, and now I know why. First off, the receptionist couldn't have been more unfriendly and distracted. When I saw Dr. Levy and explained to him that I thought I had a thyroid disorder or hormone imbalance, he dismissed me because my thyroid tests were normal. When I told him I was having trouble losing weight even with diet and exercise, along with many other symptoms, he told me to "just count calories". I saw someone else who had enough sense to test my other hormone levels, and wouldn't you know it, progesterone and estrogen were way out of whack. Thanks for nothing Dr. Levy. Don't waste or time or money with this one.
He made me feel terrible about myself every visit for over a year! If I were a 100lbs overweigh it still wouldn't be right to treat someone this way. I can't believe he would suggest gastric bypass to patiends with 50lbs to lose that have been losing weight. He went as far as to refer surgeon's office to call me. A side note my 27 year-old best friend died after this procedure. I left in tears everytime and would find myself looking for excuses to cancel my appointments. Finally found a new Doctor and feeling better about going to my appointments.
Due yourself a favor and don't waste your life and time or put your health in this doctors hands. He is rude, egotistical, and pretends to have more knowledge then he actually does!
I found Dr. Levy to be very professional and knowledgeable. I had done my research and self diagnosed myself, From the moment I walked in we discussed my symptoms, labs, and he made a diagnosis and plan of action. I found him to be very personable unlike many docters who think they are GOD. He was truely caring and listened to all my concerns and was not intimidated by the research I had done on my own behalf. He and his staff were very accomidating. I would recommend him to family and friends without hesitation.
His staff was okay. Dr. Levy himself was a HORRIBLE, mean, and condescending person. He treated me terribly, did nothing for me, and then billed me. He was unprofessional, and very nasty. DO NOT waste your time with this one, he cares for no one, just money.
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