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Thanks to Time Out Chicago, food truck fans and followers in the Chicagoland area, now know where the candidates stand on the issue of allowing food trucks to operate within the city. Under a proposal by Aldermen Daley and Waguespack food trucks would be authorized by permit and regulated by the city to work on the streets of Chicago to sell their cuisine, and at the same time, be able to prepare the food on-site, unlike the current legislation which prevents anything but prepared food to be sold from trucks on private property.
Of the candidates running for Mayor of Chicago, an election that will be held on the February 22, 2011, 92% support legalizing cook-on-site food trucks. This is a good sign for voters and those of us who frequent the city, but do not live within their limits and thus cannot vote in this election that food trucks may be closer than ever once the new mayor is elected. Here are what the candidates said.
Carol Moseley Braun: "Support, and I applaud Ald. Waguespack's leadership on this issue."
Cynthia Plaster Caster: "Well, if they allow it in cities like Chicago, then they'll have to legalize it in other great cities like New York and Los Angeles…oh, wait!…they already have! It's ridiculous that cook-on-site food trucks are not allowed. Especially when you see them for movie-set catering."
Gery Chico: "They need to be held to the same health and safety standards as bricks-and-mortar restaurants. As long as the source of the food is safe and the equipment used to store and sell the food is safe, I believe it will enrich our experience as citizens to be able to taste foods and have culinary experience from other cultures throughout the city."
Annazette Collins: "I didn't know that was an issue because I see those food trucks all the time but I didn't know they couldn't cook on them. So we'd have to hire more city inspectors to license them and inspect them. That would give more people jobs. I'd probably be okay with that."
Christopher Cooper: "I support it. I am a native New Yorker—raised in New York City—one of the things that I miss about NYC are the sidewalk pushcarts on which food is prepared."
Miguel del Valle: "Cook-on-site food trucks represent healthy competition and open up more entrepreneurship opportunities in a city in need of job creation. These food trucks could also be used to bring more food access—including nutritious options—to underserved neighborhoods."
Rahm Emanuel: "I do not believe cook-on-site food trucks should be illegal. The ordinance proposed by Aldermen Daley and Waguespack takes a good first step by allowing for preparation of fresh foods on mobile food facilities and commissaries throughout the city, while maintaining stringent health regulations and protecting local business owners. I believe we should be doing more to promote access to fresh foods throughout the city and encourage innovation in our food industry."
Rickey Hendon: "I'm not as familiar with cook-on-site food trucks, but I wouldn't necessarily be against them as long as they are licensed."
Rev. James T. Meeks: "Food trucks overall have the potential to create new employment opportunities and small-business growth, so it's definitely a boost to the local economy. If they obey the health and safety rules, I'm in favor of it."
R. Emmett Tyrrell Jr: "Naturally, I am in favor."
William "Dock" Walls: "I am in favor of cook-on-site food trucks. Cultural events are made better when participants , attendees and others have an opportunity to taste the local fare. The trucks will enable vendors to achieve their dreams."
Fredrick K. White: "I am against it. It would be wrong to have trucks sitting outside established restaurants competing for customers. It would also be very hard to enforce any type of health codes."
As you can see, other than Fredrick K. White, it appears most of the candidates will provide their full backing of the food truck industry in Chicago just as other major US cities currently do. Apparently Mr. White hasn't left the city to visit other metropolises like Los Angeles, New York, or Washington DC to see how mobile cuisine is helping provide jobs, additional tax revenue and fantastic foods to population in these areas.


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Homewood enjoys a rich history, marked by more than 90 years of important events, improvements, expansion and growth.
George C. Pearson leaves a bequest of $100,000 in his will to the Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church to establish an "old folks home." Mr. Pearson was an elder in Christ Reformed Church in Cavetown, MD.
A charter is issued for the "Old Folks' Home of the Potomac synod of the Reformed Church in the United States."
The first residents move into a home at 1805 Virginia Avenue in Hagerstown. The home serves 12 residents and is known as "Homewood."
The Rev. Walter R. Hartzell is named Homewood's first superintendent. Before his hiring, the Rev. Scott R. Wagner, pastor at Zion Reformed Church in Hagerstown and president of Homewood's Board of Trustees, took an active role in management.
The Rev. Mark G. Wagner is hired as the home's second superintendent. He is charged with the task of building a new, modern facility in the Hagerstown area.
The new home, with accommodations for 58 residents opens in Williamsport, MD. Also at this time, the corporation is renamed "Homewood Church Homes."
A downtown hotel in Hanover, PA. is purchased as the third Homewood facility. It houses 88 residents. In six years, Homewood grows from serving 10 residents at one site to serving 182 residents at three sites in two states. Later renovations and additions add a 16-bed infirmary in Hanover in 1963.
The Rev. Roderick J. Wagner joins his father at Homewood and becomes the Executive Director.
A second wing is added at Williamsport to accommodate an additional 70 residents.
The corporation is renamed "Homewood Retirement Centers of the United Church of Christ." Upon the retirement of the Rev. Mark Wagner, the Rev. Roderick Wagner becomes president of Homewood.
A major expansion occurs with the construction of two new, modern nursing homes. A 72-bed facility replaces the old mansion in Carlisle and a 67-bed facility is built in Martinsburg, PA. These facilities increase Homewood capacity to 370 residents.
Homewood purchases the Francis Scott Key Hotel in downtown Frederick and makes plans to remodel the historic building.
A dedication service is held to officially open the Frederick facility. It is the largest Homewood facility providing care for 160 residents.
The Williamsport facility opens its first independent living cottages. Today Homewood has 241 cottages and apartments in this first Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC).
Homewood at Plum Creek in Hanover becomes the corporation's second CCRC with the construction of 100 independent living units, 60 assisted living and 120 nursing care beds, including a specialized dementia unit.
Homewood opens its new corporate complex in Williamsport. The complex includes three new programs: Choo-Choo Child Care, Down Home Adult Day Care and At-Home Services. At-Home Services eventually relocates to the Virginia Avenue site.
Construction begins to expand the Martinsburg, PA nursing facility into a third CCRC. The facility now includes cottages, apartments and a special care unit for Alzheimer's and Related Dementias.
Lin Yoder joins the Homewood team as Vice President of Human Resources.
Homewood purchases the Susan B. Miller Nursing Home in Woodstock, VA.
A corporate restructuring is completed to accommodate continuing growth, establishing Homewood Retirement Centers as the parent with seven subsidiary corporations.
Homewood announces plans to build its fourth community in Frederick, MD., on 27 acres of land donated by the Judge John M. Crum Family.
The Rev. Roderick Wagner retires as president and CEO of Homewood Retirement Centers. Ernest W. Angell is named as his successor.
Ground is broken for Homewood at Crumland Farms. A capital campaign is launched with a goal of raising $500,000. By the end of the campaign, more than $900,000 is raised for the project.
Homewood at Williamsport opens "Hilltop Vistas" - converting its existing Hilltop apartment building to assisted living accommodations.
Homewood at Plum Creek in Hanover, PA announces $4.5 million expansion plans to build a chapel, physical therapy space and 34 assisted living apartments. The project will open in 2000. Plum Creek also announces a $1 million fund-raising campaign for the project called "Furnish the Future."
George McCullough joins the Homewood team as Vice President of Finance.
Homewood at Crumland Farms opens and is officially dedicated April 30. It replaces the downtown Frederick location.
Homewood at Williamsport institutes the award-winning "5-Star Personal Achievement Program." The program is also adopted at Homewood at Crumland Farms.
Homewood at Plum Creek welcomes the first independent-living residents on a campus expansion that will add 200 cottages and apartments, along with a community center, over the next 5 years.
Cottage expansion at Homewood at Martinsburg brings the total to 39 cottages on the campus.
Homewood at Williamsport becomes a certified Eden Alternative facility.
Homewood Retirement Centers celebrates its 70th Anniversary. Special observances were held, along with a year-long look at Homewood's past in The Fireside magazine.
Construction of Phase II cottages at Homewood at Crumland Farms adds 42 units to the community.
Ground is broken for a new $13.5 million community center at Homewood at Plum Creek. The center will house several dining options, fitness center with indoor swimming pool, activity rooms, computer center and pharmacy, as well as 32 independent living luxury apartments.
Ground is broken for an addition 30 assisted living suites at Homewood at Crumland Farms. An additional 100 acres of land is purchased for future expansion of this community.
A major kitchen expansion and renovation is completed at Homewood at Williamsport.
Ground is broken for a community / wellness center and apartment complex at Homewood at Martinsburg. The $8 million project will also add 30 apartments.
Homewood completes a merger with Springvale Terrace in Silver Spring, MD. The merger brings a new dimension to Homewood's continuum of care with the addition of the low-income, HUD facility.
Homewood at Plum Creek's Community Center / Apartment complex officially opens; 25 additional cottages are also completed.
The purchase of 73 acres of land on the north side of Willow Road is completed. The additional acreage will allow for the development of an active senior community in Frederick.
Homewood at Martinsburg completes a conversion of 25 independent living apartments to assisted living to enhance the care options available at the community; 5 additional cottages are also completed.
Homewood at Martinsburg's community center/apartment complex officially opens.
Homewood completes renovations to historic "White House" at Springvale Terrace and leases the space to a local theater group.
Homewood's 75th year is celebrated with special observances and events.
Ground is broken for a new Health Care Center at Homewood at Williamsport.
Homewood's 6th community is Homewood at Spring House Estates in rural Bedford County, Pennsylvania.
Land is purchased for Homewood at the Shenandoah Valley, in Strasburg, Virginia.
A community center/apartment complex project is begun at Homewood at Spring House Estates to augment the expanding cottage community.
Williamsport Health Care Center completed.
Spring House Estates Community Center completed.
Shenandoah Valley cottage construction started.
Transfer of Springvale Terrace.
The first residents move in at Homewood at the Shenandoah Valley
Williamsport community center is renovated to include a chapel
Homewood celebrates its 80th anniversary with events at each Homewood community.
The 35 Woodlands Apartments (Independent Living) open in the completely renovated 1950's era Health Care Center at Homewood at Williamsport.
Ground is broken on Homewood's first 55+ active adult community - Homewood at Willow Ponds - across the road from Homewood at Crumland Farms.
Apartment expansion at Spring House Estates includes an indoor pool.
Patio home construction begins at Willow Ponds and the first residents move in late in the year.
Homewood ceases operations at Homewood at the Shenandoah Valley and continues to seek a buyer for the property.
Patio Home sales at Willow Ponds is brisk. Homewood announces construction of The Lodge to add luxury apartments as well as community center amenities at the Willow Ponds site.
Two new vice presidents join the Senior Management Team replacing the retiring John Warren and Conrad Peachey. Tom Riford comes on board as vice president of funds development and Candace McMullen begins her tenure as vice president of operations.
The Lodge opens at Homewood at Frederick's Willow Ponds adding 85 apartment homes to the campus as well as dining venues, a fitness center and indoor pool, small meeting rooms, and a large multipurpose room.
Homewood at Spring House Estates dedicates its Honor Park.
The Bice Chapel/Givler Cultural Center at Homewood at Martinsburg opens and hosts the Altoona Symphony Orchestra for a well-received concert.
J.D. Shuman joins the Senior Management Team as president of the Homewood Foundation.
Inspired by the Altoona Symphony performance at Homewood at Martinsburg, Homewood CEO Ernie Angell creates RLEEF (Resident Life Enrichment Endowment Fund) with a goal of raising $5 million to fund special programs, events and outings to benefit all Homewood residents.
Construction begins on a much anticipated assisted living unit for Homewood at Spring House Estates.
Homewood President and CEO Ernest W. Angell announces he will retire in March 2019. The Homewood Board of Trustees announces Thad Rothrock will become the next president and CEO.
George McCullough, vice president of finance, announces his plans to retire in the first quarter of 2019. Controller Wendy Crampton is promoted to fill the vice president position.


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Enjoying Affordable Kalinga and Civet Coffee at Boots Coffee Bar - The V60 Coffee Experience
I really do not consider myself a coffee person, but lately I have been discovering new things about the world of coffee with the help of the different coffee enthusiasts here in Cebu. After my introduction to the 3rd wave of coffee, when I visited Ironbound Coffee and Bakery, I got a text from the owner of Boots Coffee Bar. He told me to try his coffee. Boots Coffee Bar is located at the Al Fresco area of Persian Palate in Mango Avenue. It is only open during Fridays and Saturdays. Last weekend, I checked it out.
Boots Coffee Bar features Kalinga Philippine Coffee and Civet Coffee. Kalinga is located in Northern Luzon and it is a hotbed of organic coffee producers. Kalinga Coffee has been gaining popularity and acclaim in recent years here and abroad.
At Boots Coffe Bar, you can have their coffee in 3 unique brewing methods. Drinkers can choose between V60, French Press , and Vietnamese Phin. Based on their menu, the V60 produces a smooth cup, the French Press will have a bright crisp cup, while Phin will give a strong cup. I asked for a recommendation from Magin, Boots Coffee Bar's barista extraordinaire and she told me that I should try the Kalinga Coffee V60. I told her to make me one.
Here is how she made a Kalinga Coffee using the V60.
1. Grind the Coffee Beans.
3. Gently shake the dripper to make the coffee settle in the filter then create a half-inch "dimple" using a finger.
4. Slowly pour just enough hot water to wet the coffee beans. Let the coffee absorb the water.
6. After the blooming, pour water in small circles around the center of the dripper. Let the coffee drip into the cup then serve to the customer. The whole process took around 2:30 seconds. Magin told me that it is sort of a precise process and she even showed me that she uses a timer to keep track of the V60 Brewing process.
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For probably the first time in my life, I drank a cup of coffee without any sugar or creamer. I was pleasantly surprised as the Kalinga Coffee + V60 Brew produced the promised smooth cup. The cup gave a very fresh and earthy aroma. It was very mild and it does not have the usual acidic flavor that lingers in your mouth. The bitterness that is associated with the coffee flavor subsides in just a few seconds producing a very smooth finish.
I also tried the more expensive Civet Coffee + French Press. The Civet coffee is also produced in Kalinga. The difference is that the coffee beans are eaten by Civet Cat or locally known as Musang and the droppings are then washed and processed into coffee. Civet Coffee is considered to be one of the rarest gourmet coffee in the world. Compared to the V60, the french press uses a coarser grind of coffee. The French Press steeping took around 4 minutes. The aromatics of my second cup was quite similar with the first cup that I tried as they come from the same area. There was a bit of acidity, but it was just enough to stimulate your tongue. Just like the first cup, it was not as bitter as expected. My Civet Coffee + French Press was just slightly more robust than the Kalinga Coffee + V60 Brew. I was able to finish it without the need to add sugar or creamer.
I did not try the Vietnamese Phin anymore because I felt that I reached my caffeine limit for the day. According to Magin, the Phin will produce the strongest brew among their 3 featured methods. I really loved my experience there. All in all, I paid 185 for the 2 cups and it was well worth it. I could see that people behind Boots Coffee Bar are really into coffee. Magin was so passionate about their coffee and she really answered my questions, even the most unusual ones. I even received a text from Boots a day later and I could sense that he was as passionate as his barista because he really reiterated all points made by Magin. I love it when baristas or cooks explain their creations to me. I always believe that the best coffee and food is made with love and talking about it somehow enhances the flavor and the whole dining or drinking experience.
If you love coffee, I really recommend that you try the different coffee creations at Boots Coffee Bar. Kalinga coffee is a revelation and Filipinos should patronize and be proud about it. A lot of classy and expensive coffee shops are thriving in the city, but most of the time people take for granted the flavor and the brewing process, yet they pay over 100 pesos for a cup. It is refreshing to know that there are a few people, who are advancing the cause of our local coffee farmers and I am impressed with their dedication. Give Kalinga Coffee a try and be pleasantly surprised.
Name of Cafe: Boots Coffee Bar
Location: Al Fresco area Persian Palate, Mango Square Mall, General Maxilom Avenue, Cebu City (Fridays and Saturdays 7-11 pm)
Specialty: Kalinga Coffee, Civet Coffee
Recommendations: Kalinga Coffee or Civet Coffee + V60 Brew


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French government suspends fuel tax increase
The French government has suspended plans to introduce an eco-fuel tax after three weeks of increasingly violent protests across the country.
Bowing to pressure from the street, the prime minister, Édouard Philippe, also announced an immediate freeze on gas and electricity prices – but he warned further violence would not be tolerated.
Philippe's announcement came after he met cabinet ministers on Tuesday morning to agree a response to a weekend of rioting, looting and destruction in Paris by an extreme fringe of the gilets jaunes (yellow vests) movement.
The tax on petrol and diesel, due to increase next month in a move towards cleaner fuels, had sparked national demonstrations that quickly grew to encompass wider anger and frustration at the country's leaders.
The president, Emmanuel Macron, had repeatedly vowed not to give in to street rule, but has been forced to reconsider after the worst violence in Paris in half a century.
"Thousands of French have expressed their anger," Philippe said in a televised statement. This anger goes back a long way and has often remained silent. Today it's being expressed with force and in a collective way."
He added: "One would have to be deaf and blind not to see or hear this. I hear this anger and I have understood its basis, its force and its seriousness. It is the anger of the French who work and work hard, but still have difficulty making ends meet, who find their backs against the wall.
"They have a sense of profound injustice at not being able to live a dignified life when they are working."
The PM announced that two controversial measures due to be introduced next month, the increase in fuel prices and new tougher rules on vehicle checks, would be suspended for six months.
He also promised consultations on possible measures to help those who work far from home and changes in the tax system, which he said was complex and the most onerous in Europe.
"If events of the last days have shown anything, it is that the French do not want any more taxes or charges. No tax merits putting in danger national unity."
It remains to be seen whether the measures are enough to calm the volatile situation in France that resulted in one of the most exclusive areas of Paris being set on fire on Saturday as protesters torched cars, buildings and looted luxury goods stores around the Champs Elysées and Arc de Triomphe.
The gilets jaunes have called for a further protest in Paris this Saturday.
Philippe said the right and freedom to demonstrate was "fundamental in France", but added: "We will not accept the violence we saw last weekend. If there is a new day of mobilisation, it must be declared [registered with police in advance] and happen calmly."
On Monday evening, Macron held an emergency meeting at the Élysée palace to deal with the political and social crisis, the most serious since he was elected on a centrist, reforming programme in May 2017.
Stanislas Guerini, the leader of Marcon's La République En Marche parliamentary group, told French radio: "While there's a debate, we stop writing, have a pause … there has to be a pause so the debate can happen."
Philippe was due to meet representatives from the gilets jaunes on Tuesday afternoon, but the meeting was cancelled after the unofficial representatives were allegedly threatened and disowned by other protesters.
The protest movement, which has no organisation or leaders, has broadened its demands to include Macron's resignation and the dissolution of the French parliament.
Benjamin Cauchy, a spokesperson for the gilets jaunes libres (free yellow vests) – a subgroup – said the movement's demands included a redistribution of wealth as well as rises in salaries, pensions, social security payments and the minimum wage. He insisted the dialogue between the government and protesters did not have to be face to face.
"This is the 21st century and dialogue can happen by social networks and the media even without a meeting," Cauchy said.
"This started with ecological transition but what France wants is political transition." He said protests should be "pacifist".
Macron has postponed a two-day visit to Serbia this week to deal with the crisis. On Saturday, police fought running battles with masked protesters who painted graffiti on the Arc de Triomphe, pulled down iron railings at the Tuileries Gardens, torched cars, set fire to buildings and looted luxury stores.
Three hundred and seventy-eight people were arrested; police said many were older males – aged between 30 and 40 – from outside the French capital who had come intending to fight police.


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The teachers and pupils were asked to contribute a Christmas tree decoration made from recyclable materials for the Christmas tree festival in Lissadell. 50+ trees were displayed decorated by schools and community groups. There was a great response and some beautiful decorations, glittery lanterns, paper doily angels, paper chains, pictures and mini trees made from pieces of jigsaw puzzle. Our tree was one of the biggest and had one of the prime positions amongst all the others. There was a great crowd of visitors all over the weekend to see all the trees and visit the craft stalls. Nationwide, the TV programme, also came out to film so keep an eye out on the television for a look at all the trees. Donations from the festival were going to support Acquired Brain Injury and the Lissadell Centre. Any child that made a decoration and would like to bring it home they will be in a box in the cookery room until the end of the week. Thanks to all the teachers and pupils who contributed.
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The national legislation provides measures for the conservation of cultural heritage by integrating it into nationwide policies for sustainable development, including measures to protect the environment and specifically the National Ecological Network (protected areas and Natura 2000 sites).
The immovable cultural values, within the boundaries of protected areas and areas under the Protected Areas Act and Biological Diversity Act (BDA, 2002) maintain their conservation and exploitation mode, regulated by relevant regulations on presentation and management. Representatives of the Ministry of Culture and the regional museums participate in committees, which designate new protected areas through which to ensure harmonization and coordination of measures to protect both the natural and the cultural heritage. It could be said that protected areas designated under the national legislation – the Protected Areas Act, and the protected areas under Natura 2000 declared under the Biological Diversity Act (BDA,2002) provide additional protection for the cultural monuments and thus ensure their protection in the long term. The Cultural Heritage Act (CHA, 2009) regulates protected areas for preservation of immovable cultural heritage, for which protection regimes are determined with a territorial coverage and prescriptions for protection.
The effective protection and presentation of cultural values is achieved through conducting preliminary, current and subsequent control over the implementation of regulations in this area, including the coordination of all interventions in protected areas for the conservation of cultural heritage with the MC. An ordinance on the scope, structure, content and methodology for development of plans for conservation and management of immovable cultural values was adopted. The preservation of cultural heritage is provided by the implementation of management plans for protected areas and zones in preparation procedures, which involve representatives of the MC. Activities related to the conservation and presentation of cultural heritage within the boundaries of protected areas designated under the Protected Areas Act, subject to coordination regimes to ensure conservation of biological diversity in ecosystems and natural processes occurring in them, as well as typical or remarkable natural values and remarkable landscapes - subject to protection in their respective protected areas. In the course of the procedures for environmental assessment and environmental impact, to which investment proposals, plans and programmes (IP PP) under the Environmental Protection Act (EPA, 2002) are subjected, consultations are made under the Cultural Heritage Act (CHA, 2009). When these investment proposals, plans and programs affect territories with immovable cultural values, in the assessment of the environmental impact a part concerning "Cultural heritage" is included. On the other hand, representatives of the MEW and its regional divisions participate working groups of the MC to discuss territorial coverage and prescriptions for protection of cultural values in order to ensure the protection of both natural habitats and habitats of species that are subject to protection within the protected areas, as well as cultural heritage. A WG has been tasked with drafting an Ordinance for establishing maps and registers of the immovable cultural heritage.
Through the presentation of immovable cultural heritage the exposure of its scientific and cultural value is assured in suitable conditions after conservation and restoration and the inclusion in the contemporary environment as a factor for sustainable development of the territory. What is needed is more practical coordination and coherence in the policies for protection of valuable natural habitats and species habitats on the one hand and cultural heritage on the other hand.
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Have you ever thought of spying on someone's cell phone after watching the same in Movies?
Have you wondered how the hell detectives or law enforcement agencies tap into or bug anybody's cell phone to listen in effortlessly?
Didn't you?…
In movies, you must have observed that there is one crucial requirement they must achieve for successful phone tapping. They have to first identify and intercept the target cell phone's signal used for communication, and then listen to the captured signal.
Of course, they have legal access to telecom tools and military-grade surveillance devices for carrying out such call tapping activity.
You must have also observed, in all the cases, there is always a severe-looking hacker with his system and some sophisticated software used to detect the criminal's cell phone signal.
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How to tap a cell phone?
In such situations, there is a piece of software that can monitor or tap into any cell phone, once you install a phone tapping app on it. Just like how keylogger software records every activity on the PC, these cell phone tapping apps with state-of-the art technology can be used legally to monitor or bug a cell phone that you own or tap into your spouse's or kid's phone.
However, there are dozens of such cell phone tapping programs available that will allow you to monitor your target cell phone without much difficulty. While each has its own unique selling points, like add-on features and competitive pricing, the overall technology remains the same.
Most of these phone tapping apps are equipped with all the modern features but have their share of disadvantages, like compatibility issues on non-jailbroken iPhones or non-rooted Android phones. However, there is this one phone-tapping app that works on all smartphones, jailbroken or not.
The app we are talking about is mSpy Tracker.
With the mSpy tracker installed on your target cell phone, you can now easily find out who your spouse, child, or friends have been in contact with. In short, it monitors everything from location, messages, and emails to call history, searches, and app use.
This spy app allows you to listen to recorded calls, monitor text messages, view call logs, see the users' location, and much more, all of which can be done secretly!.
In a nutshell, here is how to tap a cell phone:
- Download or Install the phone tapping software on the target cell phone.
- The target cell phone user starts using his phone without actually knowing that we have installed our secret phone tapping software on it.
- We start receiving records or logs continuously in our mSpy dashboard.
mSpy has revised its features, and It no longer supports Call recording. However, it supports all the other features like instant messenger tracking, GPS location tracking, & Geo-Fencing.
The reason for removing the call recording feature is because of added security rules in the latest iOS and Android versions that do not allow the interception of calls without jailbreaking or rooting the device.
However, mSpy can present you with a well-organized log of all incoming/outgoing calls and other information like the time a call was placed or received, call duration, the number of calls made, and the name or number of any caller—all these things without the need for jailbreaking an iOS device or rooting Android smartphones.
In fact, to compensate for the "call recording" feature, mSpy has introduced quite a lot of other features, i.e., it now supports almost all instant messenger monitoring. From WhatsApp to the Tinder dating app, it will report to you every message sent or received on these messenger apps.
The new version of this phone tapping app also has a much-needed tracking feature for parents called Geo-Fencing. I have explained this feature below in the features list.
This software can be set up to access anything, and everything coming from the target phone. Imagine a dark room and your spouse talking to someone in person. With mSpy, you can now turn the microphone of her cell phone into a Bug device, recording surrounding conversations even if she is not on the phone.
The Best part is that it supports both iOS devices and Android Smartphones.
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Of course, it is not possible for us ordinary people to tap any stranger's cell phone. But what if you want to bug the cell phone of your spouse, friend, or any family member? That's when you need to use this tracking app. Of course, if the matter is serious, you can go to legal bodies like the police or detective agencies and ask for help.
Cell phone tapping app features
Call Logs and Management
It's always a good idea to keep a watch on who your child is calling and who calls him/her all the time. mSpy Tracker lets you do that with well-organized Call Logs.
It also allows you to block phone calls from all unwanted numbers, i.e., if Mr.X is calling your kid all the time and you figure out that Mr.X is troubling or harming your kid, then you can always block his calls.
Instant messenger tracking and Keylogging
With mSpy installed on your target device, you now have the power to read every text that is typed or received on the phone, and you don't even need to access the phone, all the recorded messages are made available to your online dashboard.
With the increasing usage of Instant messengers like WhatsApp over traditional phone calls by Youth these days, Tapping into these messages has become a new technique of interception compared to conventional wiretapping.
GPS Location Tracking and Geo-Fencing
Easily monitor the location of your loved one at any point in time with a detailed Map on your dashboard. The sophisticated component of this monitoring app lets you know if Your junior is really at the library or hanging out with his bad friends.
The unique feature of this App is that it lets you Identify the target phone's location even when regular GPS is unavailable.
You will love the "Geo-Fencing" feature in this App. With this feature, you can define a virtual realm for your kid with all the allowed and forbidden zones. Suppose you want your child to come home straight after school, You can install a virtual barricade containing your house and the School and make it an allowed zone. If Your child moves out of this authorized zone, you will be notified quickly.
Control Apps and View Multimedia files
With mSpy, you can get a list of Apps installed by your target user and even block or restrict some of them.
It also allows you to view multimedia files like photos, videos, and music. Get a log of every multimedia file that includes the time when the media was captured or downloaded. mSpy uploads all the files to a web server, where you can view them inside your dashboard.
Other features include internet usage history, Remote control features like device wipe, device locking, etc.
How phone tapping app works?
After your purchase, you will be able to download the phone tapping module directly onto the target smartphone via OTA (over-the-air), or You could also manually transfer the file to the target phone via other means.
Installation takes only a few minutes. After the installation, each activity on the target phone is recorded (Cell phone tapping starts) and uploaded onto the mSpy servers. You can then log in to your online account from your PC (or any device) to view the logs at any time.
A: Customer purchases the mSpy app and installs it on the target phone. The customer configures the program according to their monitoring needs.
B: The target user starts using his phone without any knowledge about it being tapped. mSpy records the activities and then silently uploads the logs to the mSpy servers.
C: Customer logs into their online account from any device. Here, they can view all recorded activities in near real-time. The records contain Chats, Text messages, Contacts, Call records, GPS locations, etc.
Is it legal to tap someone's cell phone?
Yes, it is legal provided you are not misusing it. To be able to use it you should be the owner of the Cell phone. Monitoring employees with a company-issued phone or your child will usually put you on the right side of the law. However, each country will have its specific rules governing surveillance technology on the whole. In such cases, you must seek advice from a legal professional before installation.
Who can use phone tapping apps?
Parents who want to make sure that their children are safe and in a company of trusted people. also, spouses who think that something around their partner is not going right and that they are cheating on them. lastly, employers who think they are being cheated or robbed by their employees can use the phone tapping apps.
How do I protect myself from cell phone tapping?
Never leave your phone on the table in a Restaurant or public places. Always put a password on your phone. If anybody wants to use your phone, make sure you are around watching their activity.
How do I know if someone is tapping my cell phone?
If you believe that your phone is being tapped then during a normal phone conversation, listen carefully for an unusual drop of voice or strange noise. There could be short beeps, which indicate that the phone is being tapped. Watch your device when it is not in use. It could also emit strange sounds when kept aside.
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If you happen to see any of the behaviors mentioned above, surely someone is trying to pick up transmissions.
Another indicator of possible phone tap is battery temperature; if the phone feels warm despite not being in use, then again it would mean it is sending out some information or is in constant transmission.
Lastly, observe the battery life of your cell phone. The battery of your cell phone could be draining out faster than usual.
Are there any downsides of using phone tapping app?
No, there are no immediate downsides of using phone tapping apps like mSpy, however, you need to be aware of a few things mentioned below to get the spy app working.
1. It requires an internet connection to work (data enabled)
2. It has to be installed manually, i.e., you need physical access to the target phone at first. However you can use social engineering techniques to get it installed remotely.
3. If the phone is turned off, spy app fails to work. (Obvious Reasons)
In spite of all these downsides, other appealing features offered by mSpy makes it a top pick for all the parents who would like to keep a watch on their children in a very secure and authorized way of cell phone tapping. Let us know if you are facing any problems.
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Life Force Arts Method
"Passage" by Korte Leccia
The Life Force Arts Method (LFAM) is a powerful psychological and spiritual tool for building positive relationships from one's inner world to the outer world. It is a modern version of universal wisdom teachings that values true self and creative community, a modern medicine wheel. It was discovered by LFAE Founder and Director Joan Forest Mage beginning in 1985 through her work in the performing arts, and is the basis of everything Life Force Arts Ensemble does. All of our exhibits and performances explore various aspects of LFAM.
LFAE Founder and Director Joan Forest Mage writes:
The Life Force Arts Method (LFAM) is a spiritual teaching based in ancient, universal wisdom, that I received through inspiration. The model as a whole took almost thirty years to develop, from 1985 – 2013, although the core concept, the 4 Skills, has remained consistent. The Life Force Arts Method is based on the principle that nurturing the unique gifts of each individual creates healthy, well-functioning community. Life Force Arts Method training is carried out through exercises in the arts, personal growth, shamanic journeying and healing ritual.
In 1985, after fourteen years of study and professional performing experience as a modern dancer, I set out to create my own unique artistic expression. I soon found myself "downloaded by the Universe" with concepts and practices that were clearly spiritual and had profound cathartic and healing effects on audiences and students. It was obvious that I was creating something much larger than dance in the usual Western concept of art…. It was finally in 2002, that I fully realized that the system I had synthesized which is called the Life Force Arts Method is similar to the ancient indigenous teachings that many cultures call the medicine wheel.
Although in a sense this system originated from one person, it is based in universal principles. It is an honor and a privilege to contribute to manifesting these perennial teachings in this world at this time.
LFAM is a model of health rather than pathology, based on principles drawn from both ancient and modern sources, including shamanism, an ancient form of spiritual healing found in virtually every culture. The Wheel guides participants from personal healing through spiritual wellness and finally to live an empowered and contributive life. Through knowing and practicing the principles of the Wheel, people's lives can be healed and empowered.
LFAM is not based in a particular ethnic culture or religious belief. Rather, it is a contemporary combination of both psychological and spiritual practice in a non-denominational approach to greater wholeness. We work with core principles of cross-cultural shamanism, which focus on the direct experience of the intuitive/spiritual realm. LFAM seeks to connect people to the spiritual side of life in a way that individuals of various beliefs and life experiences can embrace in their own way, discovering their own truth.
Click here for the complete article on the Life Force Arts Method.


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The Code of Alabama 1975, Title 40, Chapter 17, Article 4 states
The excise tax shall apply to persons, firms, corporations, dealers, or distributors storing lubricating oil and distributing the same or allowing the same to be withdrawn from storage, whether such withdrawals are for sale or for use; provided, that "sellers" of lubricating oil and its substitutes paying the tax herein provided may pay the same computed and paid on a basis of their sales as hereinafter required, and storers and distributors shall compute and pay this tax on the basis of their withdrawals or distributions. Alabama Code 40-17-173.
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The Wild Iris (audio only)
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The great thing
is not having
a mind. Feelings:
oh, I have those; they
govern me. I have
a lord in heaven
called the sun, and open
for him, showing him
the fire of my own heart, fire
like his presence.
One summer she goes into the field as usual stopping for a bit at the pool where she often looks at herself, to see if she detects any changes. She sees the same person, the horrible mantle of daughterliness still clinging to her. The sun seems, in the water, very close. That's my uncle spying again, she thinks— everything in nature is in some way her relative. I am never alone, she thinks, turning the thought into a prayer. Then death appears, like the answer to a prayer. No one understands anymore how beautiful he was.
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Well before you began to nourish the idea that there might be fun to be had in reviewing books, when you were in a landscape where you were required to read certain books, whether you enjoyed them or not, when you were at a stage in life where you either liked or did not like a particular book without understanding all the reasons that went with your feelings, the process of selecting a new book to read bordered on the traumatic.
You can recall browsing news stands, used bookstores, and libraries for upward of two hours, sometimes returning home with no selection. Part of this picky approach was because of the unspoken belief that there was somewhere in the world a single book that would serve the transformative purpose of forging you into the writer you envisioned yourself becoming. Although this notion was clearly in the realm of hoping for some miracle, its saving grace was the verb tense, becoming. The transformation would not be an immediate transformation.
While you had notions of wishing as well to become a better student than you were, you included in your vision quest a book that would help you reach the state of a closer reader, one who could extract the methods, theories, and intentions resting slightly below the surface of books you were required to read and comment on as well as in such books you shared some resonant frequency with.
How fortunate you came to your senses, realizing as you did that such books were in effect Maltese falcons, chimeras, literary equivalents of Ponzi schemes. Such books did not exist except in the abstract or your own abstractions. If you wished to heft such books in your hands, you would have to be their author.
Through this slow evolution of process, although you still cast about for reading material with increasing levels of frustration (there were many, many books, but not enough to suit your tastes) you still believed in the powers of reading to forge connections and guide you through whatever age you required being guided through.
A crumb of wisdom, landing on your shirtfront, where, indeed, too many crumbs of brioche and croissants also land, allowed you the additional awareness that the quickest way to find books of interest to you was for you to be engaged in writing something of interest to you.
In so many ways, this has come to form the balance of an equation in which reading and writing are linked to conversation.
Earlier this morning, while you were at breakfast in one of your frequent haunts, the Café Luna, your pen flying over your usual lined note pad, taking down dictation, as it were, of an approach to the presentation you are to give this Saturday at the Ojai Word fest. You were enjoying the approach that began appearing, causing you to warm to it. A writer whom you find unreadable and in general unreasonably full of himself, plunked himself down in the chair opposite you with questions and observations about what you were doing. This was the second time within a week you'd had such a confrontation with him. This time you dispatched him with borderline rudeness, a considerable uptick from your earlier encounter with him.
This behavior had little to do with him interrupting you at work; that happens all the time. The culprit was your interpretation of his it's-all-about-me type of conversation.
You relish interesting conversation. Your two closest friends are masters of it. Your late wife was brilliant at it to the point where, when the two of you were conversing in public, you were often interrupted by strangers who, hearing you, were moved to join in.
In many ways, you chose your friends for the facility of their conversation, avoiding where ever possible individuals whose interest appears to be playing and replaying scenarios in which they have cast themselves in the starring role to the point where the exchange is more of a testimonial than a conversation.
Disclosure time: you are well capable of inane or mundane, What up, doc? Conversations. You know this about yourself. You are also, to use a metaphor, somewhat of a short fuse when it comes to the likes of individuals such as the unreadable writer this morning, of students in writing classes who are unwilling to listen, who have no mechanism for listening, or who use the "But it really happened that way" approach as a justification for why a thing must be kept as they have written it, no suggestions allowed, tolerated, or countenanced.
That said, you come to the conclusion here in which the difficulties of finding something apt and particular to read may be linked to the pleasures to be had from a discussion that bends your thought and creative processes to a more imaginative angle.
You must put forth considerable effort at having significant conversation with yourself, which is to say you must edit, hone, and otherwise enhance your interior monologue, avoiding inane and mundane conversation with yourself, watching that you do not bombard yourself with cliché or patent untruths or rumors.
Writing and conversing require attention and respect to the process to, among other things, prevent you from keeping it all about you, to prevent you from trying to promote yourself or fantasy banquets honoring you. This is the first in a series of steps that will you to write things of genuine interest to you and to carry forth conversation of genuine interest to others, whereby you may gain to some measure that great reward, surprise.
Monday, March 26, 2012
You Call This Conversation?
Posted by lowenkopf at 9:58 PM
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There are few things more distressing to me than not having anything to read- a sure sign of depression, ennui, stuckness, discomfort with things-as-they-are. At such even the always-comforting fail me, and the new repel me. A book, a book, my kingdom for a book!
- March 27, 2012 at 7:28 PM
*at such times
- March 27, 2012 at 7:30 PM
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Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Chantecaille Summer 2012 Color Essentials
The Luminous Glosses can be purchased now at Chantecaille.com. The rest of the collection will be available soon.
Photos courtesy of Chantecaille
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WOW! Thank you for this CG, I've been waiting for you to do a feature on this. The products are available now on the Neiman Marcus website but they're not shipping until May 25! I can't wait! I think I'll head over to the Chantecaille website to take a look at the glosses but maybe I'll wait until you post swatches to decide whaich color(s) to buy. Everything looks so pretty.
- April 18, 2012 at 4:32 PM
- Charlestongirl said...
My lip glosses are on the way, Jo. As for the NM date, even Chantecaille's finest aren't exactly sure. "Probably in about a week." :)
- April 18, 2012 at 4:35 PM
- Lucia said...
I think I will need that poudre perle. You made me buy Biwa, and I am in love with it. Do you think I will need this new one. I am medium skin tone with olive undertones. By the way, I bought the Sisley Palette Orchidee based on your suggestion and it is perfection, THANKs
- April 18, 2012 at 4:54 PM
- Charlestongirl said...
Gosh, Lucia, if you want to send me a photo, I could probably guess. The color will work well for your medium skin tone.
The Sisley palette is warm, so I'm not surprised it worked with your olive-toned skin. This color is cooler.
I'd say, if you can wear bright pinks, you can wear Akoya Pearl. Some olive-toned gals stay away from bright pinks, so I'm reluctant to say "for sure."
- April 18, 2012 at 4:58 PM
- Snjohnson10 said...
Can not wait! So beautiful... I was supposed to have an appt to talk with Sylvie at my local Neiman's last weekend and am so sorry I had to miss it. I met with her probably 13 years ago in NY and was so impressed with what an approachable and interesting person she is! Off subject I know ;)
- April 18, 2012 at 5:02 PM
- Charlestongirl said...
Stacy, not off topic at all! I met Sylvie many years ago at Neiman Marcus - about the time the brand launched there. I was super-impressed by her "presence." The whole package: knowledge, beauty, grace, and honesty. No marketing hype from the Chantecaille family. Just great advice and intriguing tales.
Sylvie is an amazing woman, and her daughters inherited the "package." Olivia and Alex are wonderful too.
- April 18, 2012 at 5:07 PM
- Unknown said...
LMAO "or three in my case."
- April 18, 2012 at 6:52 PM
- Evelyn said...
oo These do look really interesting. I'm going to have to take a look at them. :)
- April 18, 2012 at 9:31 PM
- Charlestongirl said...
Well, PP, you know my want-everything tendencies.
- April 19, 2012 at 11:17 AM
- Charlestongirl said...
Evelyn, you may see in store in NY as early as next week, but it may be a bit longer. As soon as I know, I'll let everyone here know.
- April 19, 2012 at 11:17 AM
- Unknown said...
The Nordstrom I went to did not have the whole collection but just the glosses for now :( but I tried Coco and Lychee. I love them! I like it better than the Brilliant glosses actually. They were not sticky, moisturizing, good color payoff and long lasting! :) I didn't pick them up...yet. I felt guilty after spluring a little from buy a few items from the Chanel summer collection..lol
- April 23, 2012 at 4:03 AM


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Setting Family Boundaries with Your Parent When They Come to Live with You
One of the greatest benefits of being a family caregiver for your elderly parent is that you have the opportunity to spend extra quality time with them. This boosts your relationship, keeps your mental and emotional health high, and helps you to find even more meaning in your care journey as you are making memories that you can treasure well into the future. Having your parent transition into living with you elevates these benefits, keeping you closer and allowing all of the generations in your family to benefit from one another. When you are considering establishing this type of relationship, however, it is important that you set boundaries within your family that ensure that everyone is treated with the respect and dignity that they deserve, and that they are given the privacy and personal attention that they desire.
Use these tips to help you set family boundaries with your parent when they come to live with you:
- Emphasize your schedule. Before your senior comes to live in your home you will have a schedule and basic routine that you follow with your family. While there might be some changes that need to be made when your parent comes, you should not be willing to completely change everything. Make sure that they understand your schedule and routine and that they are ready to work around it.
- Know your traditions. All families have traditions and rituals that they follow. Whether it is the TV show that you watch together on a certain day of the week or the meals that you eat in a specific order, these are important to keeping your family close and helping everyone in it feel confident and secure. Maintain these traditions when your senior comes. Establish them with your parent and make sure that they understand that these are not negotiable. Encourage your parent to participate when possible, or help them to find alternative options.
- Keep privacy intact. Everyone in the home, including you and your partner, your parent, and your children, deserves privacy. Make sure that your parent knows the layout of the house and is prepared to respect the privacy and privacy rules of each area of the home. For example, make sure that they know that they are not to enter the bedroom of any other family member or that they are to knock on the door any time that they are entering the bathroom. These may seem like basic concepts, but it is important to review them with everyone so that no one feels invaded.
- Protect your beliefs. It is very possible that you have different beliefs and convictions than your elderly parent, and that these will come into play when they are living with you. Whether it is how you choose to raise your children, modesty standards, cleaning standards, religious issues, or other elements of life, you are likely to differ from your parent in key ways. Identify the ones that might cause conflict and talk to your parent about them. Emphasize with your senior what you believe, why your family does the things that it does, and the involvement that you are willing to have in your parent. For example, let them know that you are not willing to have them discipline your children and that you will not change whether you pray or not before meals, but that you are open to them showing you different cleaning methods. This shows respect to everyone in the house and ensures that your parent coming to live with you does not create tension or negativity within the household.
Starting elder care for your aging loved one can be one of the best decisions that you can make for them in course of your care journey. Introducing an elderly home care services provider into their care routine is not about taking their independence away from them or even not taking on their care yourself. Instead, the highly personalized care services of such a provider are designed to address your elderly loved one's individual needs, challenges, and limitations in a way that helps them to manage these issues effectively while also pursuing the highest quality of life possible as they age in place. This can include assisting with activities of daily living, companionship to boost mental and emotional health, and providing safe and reliable transportation to help them do the things that they need and want to do for greater independence in their later years. In your role as their family caregiver, this type of care acts as a support for the care that you give, filling any existing care gaps, ensuring someone is with your parent even when you are not able to be, and easing your stress for an improved relationship and lifestyle for both of you.
If you or an aging loved one are considering elder care in Abington, PA, contact the caring professionals at Reliant At Home Care today (610) 674-6860 .


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You are NOT on the Grant County official website, you are on Deeds.com, a private website that is not affiliated with any government agency.
The county clerk serves as register of deeds and is responsible for recording and maintaining records related to real property situated in Grant County.
Recording Fees
To record a document, the fee is $10 for the first page and $6 for each additional page.
The documentary stamp tax rate is $2.25 per each $1,000 of value.
Document Formatting Requirements
* Documents should be submitted on white paper that is at least 8.5 x 11 inches and no larger than 8.5 x 14 inches. The instrument should be printed, typed, or computer generated in black ink with a font size of at least 8 point.
* On the top of the first page, there should be a 3-inch margin. If this space is not provided, the Register of Deeds will add an extra page or use the back of an existing page, for which an additional fee will apply. All other margins should be at least 1 inch.
* Signatures should be in dark black or blue ink. The name of each involved party should be typed, printed, or stamped beneath the signature. An embossed or inked stamp shall not otherwise materially interfere with any part of the instrument.
* Below the 3-inch margin on the first page, a return address and a title to the instrument should be given. After it has been recorded, the book and page or computer system reference where it may be found will be endorsed upon it.
* Each seller of residential real property located in Nebraska shall provide the purchaser with a written disclosure statement of the condition of the real property. The disclosure statement shall be executed by the seller. Details of the statement can be found in the Nebraska Revised Statutes 76-2, 120.
* For deeds transferring title after the death of one or more owners, an official copy of the death certificate and the certification cover sheet are required along with the Real Estate Transfer Statement (Form 521).
* The grantor must sign and acknowledge the document, pursuant to Nebraska Revised Statutes 64-205.
A Real Estate Transfer Statement Form 521 must accompany documents to be recorded. Any grantee or grantee's authorized representative who wishes to record a deed to real property must file the form 521.
A land contract or memorandum of contract requires a completed form 521, which is not subject to the documentary transfer tax until the deed is presented for recording. This form can be obtained from the Nebraska Department of Revenue website, under the heading "Forms."
The documentary stamp tax imposes a tax on the grantor upon the transfer of a beneficial interest in or legal title to real estate. It is due at the time of recording, unless the transfer is specifically exempt. If a document is exempt, a Certificate of Exemption must be filled out.


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Throughout Asia-Pacific, where smartphone penetration is the highest in the world, consistent progress by local governments toward cashless societies benefits the mobile payments market. Leading the cashless transformation within Asia Pacific are high-income developed nations such as South Korea, Australia and Singapore. Malaysia and China are still middle-income nations, but strong regulatory pressure coupled with rapidly growing payment-infrastructure should soon raise them to the high-income ranks.
The drive to go cashless is seen as a catalyst for the mobile payments market in Asia-Pacific, both in markets where use of cards transitions gradually into use of mobile payments, and in markets where consumers are leapfrogging to mobile payments from cash.
The common denominator is the penetration and rapid growth of smartphones. Ideally, a cashless society revolves around an ecosystem that utilizes e-payment methods such as e-money and debit/credit cards exclusively. But getting there means that mobile payments must realize their full potential as a key enabler. And that means ubiquitous, cost-effective use of app-based and online solutions in a region where smartphones are prevalent.
Mobile payments now integrate into everyday life. From the acceptance of payments including micro-payments, financial services and retail, merchants see mobile phones as the future form factor for payments. R&D spend is proliferating on concepts like Amazon Go, Honda's in-vehicle payments for parking and fuel in partnership with Visa, and Softbank's robot service attendant Pepper, created in partnership with MasterCard. As cost pressures increase, the finance ecosystem (including banks, service providers and merchants) will eventually shift to support mobile payments.
The mobile payments market in Asia-Pacific is led by Japan, South Korea, Australia and Singapore as well as China. The regional top down regulatory push towards cashless societies across APAC will help the $71.9 billion market (as of the end of 2016) grow to $271.5 billion by 2021, while the number of active customers will double to 130 million users. That's excluding China and India. The mobile payments market in China alone will grow to $1.4 trillion by 2021.
Cashless barriers
Regulatory support, standardization, availability of a ubiquitous payments infrastructure and comprehensive solutions – as well as local consumer behavior – play a role in determining the take-up of mobile payments and how fast the transition to 100% cashless will be in each country.
Although mobile payments have benefited from regulatory pushes, initial take-up has been slowed down mainly via the drawbacks of today's mobile phones as a payment device – the lack of user interface and payment flow standardization, the need for additional security features such as biometrics authentication, effective resolution of data privacy issues. Above all, the modern mobile phone doesn't replicate the user experience of a physical wallet.
The presence of proprietary local e-wallets – built to differing security standards – co-existing alongside global and open third-party e-wallets adds further confusion. More effort must be made to meet the needs and expectations of consumers to expedite growth of mobile payments.
Standardization efforts are underway in some countries, and contactless-payment facilities are growing. However, going 100% cashless means implementing a payment system that does everything a cash system can do. That means a standard interface must be available (and functioning) on trolleys, at toilets, for donations to churches, at tourist foreign exchanges, etc.
Meanwhile, there is a lack of comprehensive solutions to attract segments determined to stick to cash: the poor, the elderly, people with disabilities, people living in rural areas, short term visitors and tourists – anyone who completes a transaction that involves a payment method, loyalty/rewards/social welfare benefits, receipts and, in some instances, even identification. Users don't like having to juggle an additional device to complete everyday transactions.
Universal standard needed
Replicating physical wallets and offering seamless user experiences requires a universal standard. Regulators must address international coordination on payment flow, guidelines on minimum security, and handling of data privacy issues. Plans should keep in mind the end goal of going 100% cashless and cater for small merchants and usage solutions outside of major towns and city centers.
Governments can lead the incorporation of identification into the mobile phone and encourage use of comprehensive solutions on all mobile phones. Ultimately, the focus now should shift to mobile payments in order to build a 100% cashless future across Asia Pacific.
Because cash is seen as a permanent payment option, solution providers aren't developing mobile payments solutions that truly disrupt the payment ecosystem. Apple Pay, Samsung Pay and Android Pay have caused some disruption in the marketplace – collectively, these three are responsible for over 40% of global mobile payments transactions. There are also the China players (Alipay and WeChat) and Hong Kong's Octopus card.
Mobile payments form a growing yet small fraction of the global payments market. How can we blame this on consumer behavior and regulatory factors when we have seen the likes of Airbnb, Uber and Pokemon Go flourish, and seen both consumer behavior and regulatory factors change with the right solution?
What we need is a trump card, ideally one that can work across the fragmented Asia Pacific region. Until then, we need to stay focused on the cashless society as the end goal despite the challenges.
Written by Quah Mei Lee, industry principal at Frost & Sullivan


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"Actions speak louder than words," people used to say. But that's so 20th century. The modern American ethos seems to value how you feel far more than what you do.
Last month, almost 300 girls were kidnapped in Nigeria by the terrorist group Boko Haram. Its leader insists they'll be sold into slavery; some may have been already. Western leaders have left no doubt they feel bad about all this. Michelle Obama's pouty-faced photo on Twitter went viral. She's holding a hand-lettered sign: "#BringBackOurGirls." British Prime Minister David Cameron also held such a sign on the BBC.
Yet the Western military response has been something less than robust. "A White House spokesman said that experts in intelligence, hostage negotiation and victim assistance would fly to Nigeria," The Economist reports. "The British offered to send surveillance aircraft along with soldiers from its special forces." Our outraged attitudes don't seem to align with our actions.
No doubt Twitter, with its 140-character limit, isn't the best place to conduct diplomacy. But it's an excellent place to advertise that you care about something.
In March, U.S. State Department spokesperson Jen Psaki waded into the geopolitical debate via social media. She tweeted a photo of herself smiling, giving the thumbs up and holding a #UnitedForUkraine sign. "Russian leader Vladmir Putin sent in troops and tanks to invade neighboring Ukraine and the Obama administration is coming to the rescue with .?.?. selfies!" quipped the New York Post.
When the Russians responded with derision, tweeting out their own #unitedforukraine, Psaki responded that she hoped they would "live by the promise of hashtag." Meanwhile, her boss was making it clear there would be no military consequences if the Russians failed to do so. "Why is it that everybody is so eager to use military force?" Barack Obama wondered in the Philippines. It's unclear exactly who "everybody" is. Maybe a rogue tweeter?
Anyway, Obama warns against force, noting:"we've just gone through a decade of war at enormous cost to our troops and to our budget." A concise statement that would have fit nicely in 140 characters.
This attitude isn't limited to politics, of course. It also crops up in economics, where "income inequality" is all the rage. Obama calls it "the defining challenge of our time." Progressives have fallen in love with a French economist named Thomas Piketty, whose book "Capital in the Twenty-First Century" calls for massive taxes on wealth holders.
"Piketty urges an 80 percent tax rate on incomes starting at '$500,000 or $1 million,'" Daniel Shuchman wrote in his Wall Street Journal review of the book. "This is not to raise money for education or to increase unemployment benefits. Quite the contrary, he does not expect such a tax to bring in much revenue, because its purpose is simply 'to put an end to such incomes.'" The point isn't to help the poor as much as it is to help everyone feel better.
Feeling, rather than doing, even extends to presidential politics these days. Every candidate makes big promises on the trail that will never be kept once in office. Obama assured us he would cut the budget deficit in half by the end of his first term. Instead, because borrowing is easier than trimming spending, he ushered in the era of annual $1 trillion deficits.
To avoid the inevitable disappointment, then, Tina Brown is urging Hillary Clinton to skip the campaign process entirely and instead deem herself a post-president.
"The post-presidency, as Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton have proved, is a win-win," Brown writes. "Money, Nobels, the ability to leverage your global celebrity for any cause or hobbyhorse you wish, plus freedom to grab the mike whenever the urge takes you without any terminal repercussions." Indeed, it must be nice to be a post-president. The reason most of will never know exactly how nice is because so vanishingly few of us will ever be elected president.
Brown insists Mrs. Clinton would be better off to simply, "leave the presidency to the people who don't know what she knows all too well: what it's really like." No doubt everyone could feel better if that happened. And isn't that what life's all about?


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8860166.post7338587039292819691..comments2023-11-05T04:10:38.639-08:00Comments on A Trail Runner's Blog: Lon Freeman To Take On 2007 Western States (An Interview)Scott Dunlaphttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8860166.post-54922785167606965972008-01-25T23:18:00.000-08:002008-01-25T23:18:00.000-08:00What a great interview and amazing race! It sound...What a great interview and amazing race!

It sounds like Lon shares with Anton Krupicka a propensity for stress fractures, which is common for endurance athletes whose diets have a lot of dairy, which is linked to low bone density and osteoporosis.

The mechanism is that the digestive byproducts of dairy (and meat, actually) are acidic and for the body to buffer the acid it leaches calcium from the bones. The situation is made worse by the fact that small amounts of calcium are used to fire the muscles. That's why NBA players have problems maintaining bone density during their season.

A great book that addresses the problem is The China Study, which runners like Scott Jurek swear by. I have no relation with the author or publisher of that book.

Thanks for a great blog.

Chris MacAskillUnknownhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8860166.post-31902226016633221012007-05-23T09:16:00.000-07:002007-05-23T09:16:00.000-07:00Catherine, here is Lon's reply to your question:"F...Catherine, here is Lon's reply to your question:

"From a very early age all the way through Senior year in high school, I was very focused on football and track and field (primarily the 400 and the javelin). Growing up in rural New Mexico in the late 80s/early 90s, cross country was not an option. However, I do remember quite a few long runs to stay in shape during the off season and I developed a lot of endurance by playing both offense and defense during football throughout the fall. (Given the size of our high school team, this was probably more out of necessity than due to talent.) Nevertheless, it set me up with a great aerobic base from an early age.

After one semester of football in college, I decided to make education a higher priority than team sports and I began running on my own to stay in shape. During the summer before my Junior year, I was wandering through a used book store and saw the cover page of Runner's World advertising the 100th Boston Marathon. That was the beginning of a whole new world. Things just escalated from there to triathlons, Ironmans and eventually to ultra running. "Scott Dunlaphttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8860166.post-71566219232014773382007-05-23T09:04:00.000-07:002007-05-23T09:04:00.000-07:00Scott - Is this you in the SF Chronicle?TobyScott -

Is this you in the SF Chronicle?

firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8860166.post-56054402179548446062007-05-22T20:56:00.000-07:002007-05-22T20:56:00.000-07:00Thanks for tracking Lon down, Scott. I was glad to...Thanks for tracking Lon down, Scott. I was glad to get some information on his training and racing, and now I know exactly what I need to do to beat him at Western States! Just kidding, of course.... I do have my own aspirations, but if Lon runs as he did at Miwok, he'll win firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8860166.post-80084310103910334202007-05-22T15:33:00.000-07:002007-05-22T15:33:00.000-07:00Lon ran a great race at Miwok! I wish him the best...Lon ran a great race at Miwok! I wish him the best at Western firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8860166.post-90900542467168008902007-05-22T14:39:00.000-07:002007-05-22T14:39:00.000-07:00Great interview Lon and Scott.Well, now I finally ...Great interview Lon and Scott.

Well, now I finally know why I haven't seen your name more, Lon, whose amazing times I couldn't come close to (even when Scott tries to tell me I'm fast). That must be really frustrating to keep having to sideline yourself. Is injury prevention why you didn't show up at the Ohlone party this past Sunday?

Congrats on the Miwok record and good luck as a top contender at States!Mark Tanaka (Ultrailnakaman)https://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8860166.post-79139428662148417452007-05-22T14:16:00.000-07:002007-05-22T14:16:00.000-07:00I think Lon is the one to beat at States this year...I think Lon is the one to beat at States this year. 8:09 is a world class finish time, and he shows respect for tapering for a target email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8860166.post-27938799752112850712007-05-22T13:57:00.000-07:002007-05-22T13:57:00.000-07:00Very interesting interview. Lon, thanks for sharin...Very interesting interview. Lon, thanks for sharing.

I'm curious - was Lon an athlete in high school or college? It seems like he took the plunge into very-long events early in his life and I wondered if that meant he had gotten bored with 10k's or basketball early.

Thank you for the interview!

email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8860166.post-3184344422739385912007-05-21T18:29:00.000-07:002007-05-21T18:29:00.000-07:00what a great interview, Scott! thanks for your gr...what a great interview, Scott! thanks for your great questions and the tips from lon. look forward to see you at trt.

cheers!

email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8860166.post-83797287976945046172007-05-21T16:48:00.000-07:002007-05-21T16:48:00.000-07:00Wow, what a great interview! I liked it how he doe...Wow, what a great interview! I liked it how he doesn't run mega-miles (while many myself including obsess about it), I believe Graham Cooper cross-trained a lot too. Not to mention Lisa Smith-Batchen coaching her clients this style. May be there is a reason? :)
Thanks, Scott!
And awesome run at Silver State!!Olgahttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8860166.post-66449522824081340662007-05-21T16:27:00.000-07:002007-05-21T16:27:00.000-07:00Thanks Scott, thanks Lon for an excellent intervie...Thanks Scott, thanks Lon for an excellent interview...informative & insightful.

Hope it all comes together once again for Lon at WS100 '07. Best of luck.

Will G.willgotthardthttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8860166.post-20274808825406607372007-05-21T15:28:00.000-07:002007-05-21T15:28:00.000-07:00Thanks for the great interview, Scott, and congrat...Thanks for the great interview, Scott, and congratulations to Lon for those impressive achievments!Peter Lubbershttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8860166.post-4883138782631180262007-05-21T15:26:00.000-07:002007-05-21T15:26:00.000-07:00Thanks Scott for this great interview.I totally ag...Thanks Scott for this great interview.

I totally agree what Lon thinks about trail running and his training. When I was in both Stevens Creek 50K last year and Miwok 100K this year, I was completely amazed at his performance.

Lon, wish you best in States!

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