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Black Friday 2018: 5 deals we know about so far
The best time to plan your Black Friday shopping is right now. Even if you're not going to be throwing elbows down at Walmart, you want to make sure there's money set aside for big purchases. Sure, it ruins the surprise a little, but who wants to be waiting in line for one thing then find out there's something even better across town? Deals are already beginning to leak out, even with Black Friday this far away. Here's five big deals we already know about on electronics and other tech goodies for Black Friday.
Watch Worthy
DIY Security: 6 clever scams spreading right now a
Cybercriminals are getting smarter, and it's not always so easy to see a scam for what it is anymore. In this DIY Security tip, Kim warns you about 6 popular scams fooling even the savviest internet users. Don't get taken in. Learn what to look for and how you can protect yourself on the web.
This guy made the world's hottest peppers
Peppers are great for adding an extra kick of spice to your dish. But these flaming hot peppers are no simple snack. They contain one of the spiciest substances on the planet, and their juices are hot enough to be used as a chemical weapon. Meet the Carolina Reaper: the world's hottest pepper.
This reporter has a major change of heart
In a special report, Washington Post reporter Chris Ingraham named Red Lake County, Minnesota the worst place to live in America. After paying a visit to the area for himself, though, he's issuing a correction. Something about small-town America won the reporter over, and this cold little county is finally getting the spotlight it deserves.
How planes are able to land on water
Planes maintain their high safety records because their designers know to plan for the worst. And mid-flight, few things are worse than the plane going down. Since international flights tend to cross oceans and seas, airplane designers have to engineer these heavy machines to safely land on water. This is how they do it.
14 year old kid impersonates a cop
When you were 14, what kind of hobbies did you have? Maybe it was sports, model-kit building or even something cool like skateboarding. This 14 year old had other ideas. His dream was to be a police officer, and for a period of time he was able to hoodwink his community into believing he really was one — until the real police caught on.
The best cosplays at New York Comic Con
Comic Cons are fun gatherings for lovers of pop culture. But one of the biggest events to draw crowds at Comic Con is the presence of cosplayers. These amateur costume designers create incredible outfits to show off their fan credentials — and once you see them, you'd swear you stepped onto a movie set.
10 hidden tricks every Amazon shopper should know
As a society, we use Amazon so much it's now a verb. When you need something, you just say, "I'll Prime it." Everyone knows that means you're buying it on Amazon. In this Digital Life Hack, Kim shares 10 hidden tricks every savvy Amazon shopper needs to know. Learn how to spot shady reviews, navigate the return process like a pro and find bargains in hidden sections of the site.
Tech Reports
DIY Security – How to delete your personal d
Despite being data-hungry, Google still has a good reputation for a tech company. But that doesn't mean that it's immune to the same greedy tactics other businesses pull. Google keeps tabs on your location, tracks search history, and builds a digital profile based on your browsing habits. That being said, it is possible to look up and delete most of the data Google has on you. We'll be going over Google's data tracking habits, and how you can remove each piece of your digital footprint.
Kim helps listener find $25k in unclaimed money
Long-time listener Robert from Harrisonburg, VA, called Kim to thank her for giving him advice that helped him find more than $25,000 in unclaimed money. If you are wondering how he did that, you're not alone. Learn how Robert found that his mother left him money in a probate account he didn't know about.
Kim helps a caller who's a victim of the "brus
One of Kim's fans calls in about random deliveries he has been receiving at his home. This concerns him since his personal information is out there being used without his consent. He doesn't know if he is being charged for these deliveries or if someone has opened up an account under his name and has been ordering products. Thankfully, Kim eases our minds and explains how the so called "brushing" scam isn't anything to be worried about. Tune in and find out why.
Don't be tracked, use these Google alternatives
Google has long been known to track you online and that can make you feel uncomfortable, but it doesn't have to be that way. It might seem hard at first but once you get going, you may realize you didn't need all those Google apps or services. We will talk about search engine alternatives that don't track their users. If you want to message like Gmail, but don't want to use Gmail, we will discuss the best alternatives. It might be time to say goodbye Google.
DIY – How to unsend email using Gmail
Have you ever sent an email that you wish you could take back? Well, believe it or not, there is a way you can stop that email from being seen by whomever you sent it to. That way, next time you accidentally send that work email to your boss regarding something embarrassing, there's a way to reverse that mistake.
How to detect if someone is snooping on your compu
If you are worried that someone might be snooping on you, you're not alone. Don't live in fear. There are ways to check and make sure there's no creeping going on with your computer. Kim will teach you how! For example, you can check recent items to see traces of documents that have been opened. Kim will share with you secret ways you can follow to detect a snooper.
5 essential email hacks you'll wish you knew soo
Emails, emails, emails. They just keep coming. It seems like everyday there is a long list of emails waiting for you to reply. And then you have to sift through them to figure out which are spam and which are real. Well, thankfully Kim is here to teach us 5 essential email hacks that can make our emailing that much easier. Kim will teach us how to stop the creepy tracking from robo-emails and how to stop images from automatically loading in the background. We will also go over how to protect your recipients privacy, because there is a right way and a wrong way to send a mass email.
Success story: How to make money online
Kim Komando receives a call from Jade Oliver @heavenlyhomesandgardens who left her corporate law job to start an upcycling business. What started out as a way to make some extra money to pay for her law school, has now turned into a full time, hugely successful career. Join Kim and Jade in their discussion about the journey Jade took to becoming an eBay entrepreneur.
Live from the Studio
October 12, 2019 – Hour 1
In the first hour, it's been established that smart speakers and other devices are listening to what you say, but now they could also be watching. We have details. Plus, facial recognition is becoming more common at airports, but at what cost to your privacy? And, there's a new scam on the rise that can catch you off guard.
October 12, 2019 – Hour 2
In the second hour, put the jet skis away because soon, you might be able to glide just a few feet above the water. Plus, high-tech concerts are becoming more and more popular, because these shows star musicians who have passed away. And, if you think your iPhone is charging more slowly, you're not imagining it. We'll tell you why it's happening.
October 12, 2019 – Hour 3
In the final hour, Apple could have even more tech on the way sooner than you might think, including special glasses. Plus, we'll tell you how you can turn off Facebook's most annoying feature. And, if you have an Amazon Echo smart speaker, we'll tell you the essential settings you should change to keep your privacy intact.
October 5, 2019 – Hour 1
In the first hour, it wasn't just new laptops and tablets Microsoft unveiled at their latest event. Now they have plans for their own folding phone. Plus, Tesla's newest feature is meant to add convenience, but instead it's leading to a number of fender benders. And, more than 200 million accounts of this popular gaming app have been exposed.
October 5, 2019 – Hour 2
In the second hour, Rolls Royce has their own vision for a car of the future, combining luxury with artificial intelligence. Plus, ever wanted a trashcan that will take itself to the curb? Now you can live the dream. And, if you're tired of rush hour traffic and you live in this big city, you can catch an Uber that will fly you across town in a helicopter.
October 5, 2019 – Hour 3
In the final hour, if you prefer the classic look of a jean jacket, consider a high-tech upgrade to one that will answer your calls. Plus, you'll never lose the pieces to this AR-powered board game. And, how fast can you tap out a message on your phone? You'll never believe how many words per minute some people are typing.
September 28, 2019 – Hour 1
In the first hour, after years of promises and months of waiting, the Samsung Galaxy Fold has arrived. Now the question is, can we actually trust it? Plus, Facebook just bought a startup working on mind-reading wristbands. Find out what they're planning. And, Google might have achieved "quantum supremacy," but what is that? We'll explain.
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Komando.com Reports
Using AI to detect knock-offs and counterfeit item
Finding a good deal online is great, but getting ripped off? Not so much. Fake and counterfeit luxury goods are a big problem online and in stores, and it can be hard to know if what you're buying is the real deal. That's where Entrupy comes in: The AI solution authenticates bags, watches, jewelry, electronics and more using a handheld device equipped with a small microscope. And it really works: Entrupy's algorithm is 99.1% accurate. Kim talks with Vidyuth, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Entrupy and the co-inventor of Entrupy's patented technology.
Social media influencer advice: How to grow your I
Have you ever wondered what it's like to be a social media influencer? Meet Kallie House, an Instagram fitness influencer who shares her daily life with thousands and thousands of followers. In 2015, Kallie started tracking her workouts at https://www.instagram.com/kalfitlife. Before long, the former elementary school teacher was getting thousands of new followers each month. Kallie shares how she maintains her successful account and how changes in Instagram's algorithm have impacted her business. She also shares a rule of thumb for influencers wondering how much to charge advertisers and sponsors.
3 new online marketplaces better than Craigslist
Once upon a time, Craigslist was a great idea. Post classified ads for free! Buy and sell what you want without any hassles! Craigslist was easy and straightforward. You could quickly post text and photos, then take them down whenever you wanted. You didn't even have to post your email address. Now, Craigslist is a ghost of its former self. As goes the internet, new marketplaces keep opening up, and I've been very pleased with many of these alternatives.
Best streaming service: Netflix vs. Vudu vs. Amazo
When you're picking a streaming video service, so many questions pop up: how much does it cost? What movies does it have? Can you find current episodes of your favorite TV show, or are they all from past seasons? Is there an app, and how well does it work? The list goes on and on.
5 ways to slash your smartphone bills
Remember, a smartphone is a small computer, and computers are expensive. Even older-model phones can cost hundreds of dollars, never mind the $1,149 you'd have to pay for an iPhone X with 256GB, or the Samsung Galaxy S9, which costs upwards of $950. No matter the carrier, the freefall days of free and discounted phones are over, at least among mainstream providers. The pressure to own a smartphone is high, so how do you keep those expenses as low as possible?
Insider tricks to keep hackers and scammers from s
Cybercriminals are out in full force looking for ways to steal your data. It's worth money to them. That's why we've seen a massive uptick in the number of data breaches over the past few years. Unfortunately, most folks don't know they've been hacked until it's too late. With cybercrime so rampant, you need to be proactive about protecting yourself.
Tips and apps for office administration
Terry from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, called in to the show to learn how to optimize their on site security reporting. Their community hires off-duty police officers to patrol the neighborhood and are looking to update how officers check in, how they report, and how they can communicate more effectively in the field.
DIY Security: 6 clever scams spreading right now a
Cybercriminals are getting smarter, and it's not always so easy to see a scam for what it is anymore. In this DIY Security tip, Kim warns you about 6 popular scams fooling even the savviest internet users. Don't get taken in. Learn what to look for and how you can protect yourself on the web.
10 hidden tricks every Amazon shopper should know
As a society, we use Amazon so much it's now a verb. When you need something, you just say, "I'll Prime it." Everyone knows that means you're buying it on Amazon. In this Digital Life Hack, Kim shares 10 hidden tricks every savvy Amazon shopper needs to know. Learn how to spot shady reviews, navigate the return process like a pro and find bargains in hidden sections of the site.
Malware 101: What is it and how can you protect yo
Think hackers only target big businesses, governments or the rich and powerful? Think again. We're all susceptible to dangerous malware, and it's important to understand how it works. More importantly, we should also know exactly how to prevent it from infecting our devices. In this Komando DIY, we'll break down the ways malicious software spreads and what you can do to protect yourself.
20 legitimate ways to make money online
Google "make money online" and you'll get some pretty sketchy results. It's no secret the internet can be a cesspool of junk, but there are plenty of legitimate ways to make money working from home on your own schedule. Find out how you can make some extra cash — or even supplant your 9-to-5 — with these 20 ways to earn a living on your terms.
How to know if someone blocked your number
When you block a number, you no longer receive calls or text messages from that person. With Apple's iPhone, it also blocks FaceTime contacts. This can be helpful for stopping some unwanted spam calls, but it can also be used for personal reasons. You won't get any sort of official notice if someone blocks your calls, but you can make an educated guess by looking for these signs.
Storage full? 3 hacks to free up space on your sma
That pesky "storage full" notification always comes at the worst time. Instead of scrambling to delete photos and apps to free up space on your smartphone, take our advice. Check out these 3 hacks to help you organize your photos and videos, clear up digital clutter and see exactly what's eating up all the space on your device.
7 essential smartphone maintenance tips
In this Digital Life Hack, Kim walks you through everything you need to do to keep your Apple or Android smartphone running smoothly. Improve your battery life, increase your phone's available memory and say goodbye to unexpected crashes and restarts. Kim tells you which apps hog your storage, how to check for malware, why you need to keep up with updates and much more.


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Founding Story and the Growth So Far
We have long believed that a place like home can exist that is totally dedicated to personal growth and the upliftment of each and every individual through personal effort. A place which emphasizes and thus helps educate people about living healthy and embodies all that is spiritual without being limited by a group or identity. A place which sticks to its ideals, beliefs and principles without having to compromise on quality, value and integrity just to survive in this modern, commercial world. The best we found was to live the path, do the practice, employ our skills to organize, plan and serve, and then offer this home to everyone who has an interest. This is our story where we believe in a healthy and spiritual way to live and finding a way to make it work today.
My direct path in Yoga began in 1995. By 1999 into 2000 Centered Yoga had become a reality and by 2003 Samahita Yoga Thailand had officially come to be. Late 2008 sees the opening of the new fully built home for Samahita Yoga Thailand, which is now known as Samahita Retreat. It has been a long journey over many years keeping a vision in mind from a dedication to practice, growth and the belief in inwardly empowering all who care without the need for compromise.
The Full Story
Since we opened in 2003 we have continued to practice and teach while seeing our family grow. First our son Sean in 2004 and then our second son Dylan in 2007. In the middle of that we were faced with the question of what to do next. In one sense you don't have to answer but rather look at what is in front of you now and where is it headed. The first home of Samahita Yoga Thailand was only a five year lease. Would we pull back and live quietly or dive in deeper and continue the growth? In reality there was only one choice. Anything good and of value has to be shared. Our workload and the pressure to create it is just part of the service. From 2006-08 has seen a tremendous amount of planning and sacrifice to put the vision into action. The humble beginning of Samahita Yoga Thailand has been able to serve as a platform for the next level. As the years have gone by our connection to practice and inner growth has deepened. We have learnt what is needed in a modern center dedicated to healthy and spiritually oriented living. What began as a seed is now able to flourish and grow in new facilities.
In the meantime family life, practice and all the work goes on. Without any plan to be in Thailand it has followed its own course for us. And now it is home. The primary interest from the beginning was to live healthy and true lives and, if possible, share it with others. That, we are happy to say, has not changed and is why we are still here, still motivated, still happy, still clear.
The Story as it was in 2003 – The Early Years
After many years spent living, practicing and teaching in New York the two of us (Paul and Jutima) knew the next stage in life, and on this yogic path, was calling. They were fruitful years in the city, full of learning and challenges. But we instinctively knew we were done. This was 2001. The deep inner call was to go much deeper in to practice. Only then could teaching bear fruit and have integrity. Paul's wish was to spend an extended time in India and Jutima was ready to revisit her place of birth, Thailand. With only limited savings we took off, drove out of Lincoln Tunnel and all the way over to LA. Next stop Bangkok. Once there we were drawn to visit the island of Samui and stayed at what became the first location of Samahita Yoga Thailand. We spent a few months after that traveling around all of Thailand and other parts of S.E. Asia but were ultimately drawn back to this spot on Samui.
Before we would teach there extended stays in India were needed. Paul had spent two months the year before, early 2001, on a spiritual journey around India after attending the KumbhaMela. There was an instinctive desire to visit many holy spots and places where some of the yogis who influenced him stayed. Thus came visits to Sivananda in Rishikesh, Ramakrishna's room at Dakshineswar, Yogananda's abode, Aurobindo's ashram in Pondicherry and the meditation sites of RamanaMaharshi. However, knowing that direct contact with a living teacher is always most powerful and that time in one spot is essential to focus on practice, we found ourselves in Mysore. Here is the home of Sri K. Pattabhi Jois and his grandson Sharath, teaching many students in the ashtanga system. We had met them a few times before in New York but now came time to devote some serious study time with them. And we did, and do. For only this time could bring fruit to what we offer to others in the teachings. At the same time we were being strongly called back to Samui, teaching under our banner of Centered Yoga to many students at a few places. As things were growing we felt a need for one spot to teach from. We have witnessed the evolution of this growth, it a result of focusing on our practice and what we teach instead of any superficial business plan. We listened to our hearts and trusted higher guidance. What resulted was our original favorite spot becoming available to us. Within the space of one week it became clear that this was the base for Samahita Yoga Thailand. We had the bungalows and now just had to design and build a special yoga shala to suit our needs so that the yoga can be taught and practiced in a dedicated and correct environment.
The Early YearsUp to this point we had relied on others to supply the services such as food and accommodation while we focused on the teaching. However, yoga, in its fullest sense, is an approach to life, completely holistic. Up to now our experience had been that those supplying the food, accommodation, etc. didn't fully understand, were just businesses supplying these services, and hence there was always compromise. This in itself is fine but we knew we had to give more. It became clear that this place had come to us so we could offer the full experience. This evolution has been natural and unforced, a beautiful and positive sign that it is meant to be. We see thousands of other spots on the island (and beyond) catering and entertaining to all sorts of "tastes" yet nothing that was dedicated to yoga, self growth and real relaxation. So we spent a few months renovating, designing and building a place that can harbor a clean energy, honest practice and still the opportunity to enjoy the benefits of being in the tropics by the water, sand and palm trees.
We have found that our place has evolved in to a quiet and beautiful retreat spot. It is dedicated to practice and a clean and simple life, with a private garden and beach, and both indoor and open air shalas. Rewardingly, this has left us, and those who have come to study here, incredibly nourished and relaxed. Seeing so many others with a similar desire and mindset we find great harmony with our guests and much time for enjoyment and fun. Most of all is the opportunity to live yoga in a harmonious and relaxed environment, focus on practice and chill out when needed on a hammock or on the beach. In 2008, we built the fully purposed retreat center on Laem Sor beach in the south of the island and in which by 2013 we celebrate our 10 years anniversary.
In 2012, Paul began his PhD studies and research at Emory University in Anthropological Biology and dividing his time between Atlanta and Samahita Retreat. Jutima is living in mostly Atlanta where the children attend school. Both remain good friends, business partners and parents to Sean and Dylan.
2015 brought new and exciting changes at Samahita, with the launch of integrated yoga and functional fitness program, YogaCoreCycle. Featuring a purpose built Fitness Center with state of the art Schwinn fixed cycle bikes & fitness equipment including TRX, Ballet barres, Bosu & Uggi.
Thank you for taking the time to read about us here and we hope you can experience this place.
Thank you for joining us here and we hope you can experience this place.
Many blessings.
Paul and Jutima
55/20-24 Moo 4 T. Namuang
Koh Samui Surat Thani 84140
Main : +66 (0) 77 920 090
Cell : +66 (0) 831 752 730

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Though used in daily speech, little is actually known about the flying fuck. Native to Africa, this flightless bird tends to be secretive and rarely allows itself to be visible, hence, examining it in it's natural habitat is nearly impossible. Due to their extreme lack of activity within the community, they were considered a rare commodity throughout several African villages. The term "I don't give a flying fuck" Originally meant that you could not put a price on such a item or service, but after translation and over use, the statement now means the exact opposite of this.
Jimmy left his flying fuck in the wagon, and now he has none. He can no longer give a "flying fuck", as he has none.
by Norman "GIR" Lalonde August 17, 2004
when you don't care at all about something
i don't really give a flying fuck about what you think... go fuck a horse!!
by craig March 12, 2003
Not caring or giving a shit at all
When made at chris, "Chris i dont give a flying fuck what you think."
or "He doesnt give 2 flying fucks."
or "He doesnt give 2 flying fucks."
by Rachel Logar November 21, 2006
an extremely dangerous sex move where a man with acrobatic abilities tumbles from the air and dives down towards a sprawled out woman with the intent of successfully driving his penis down the girl's pubic landing strip and into her vagina, making her cum instantly
Announcer: And there he goes, starting off with a tumble. And he swoops down like a bird ready for the kill. And HE NAILS IT! He SUCCESSFULLY PULLS OFF THE FLYING FUCK! Just look at that girl cum.
by (b O_o)b June 29, 2011
An extended version of the word fuck most often used to put greater ephasis on ones apathey in a vulgar and angry way.
I don't give a flying fuck what your special rate is, I'm not buying you damn stuff.
by -JL May 30, 2006
by tmili December 07, 2012
Term used to emphasize one's indifference on the presupposition of interest, especially when "through a rolling doughnut".
"You think we want to hear your opinion? Nobody gives a flying fuck through a rolling doughnut what you think, Ted!"
by AbnormalBoy March 30, 2004
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As this year's death-obsessed Emmy Awards broadcast took time to mention, Nov. 22 will mark 50 years since the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The remembrance traveled from Walter Cronkite's announcement of the president's death to a Carrie Underwood cover of the Beatles' "Yesterday" to commemorate the band's 1964 debut on "The Ed Sullivan Show" — "two emotionally charged events, forever linked in our memories," said segment narrator Don Cheadle, who was born after both of them.
The assassination "was the moment when the television generation came of age," said Cheadle.
It's a statement that sounds meaningful without actually saying much. (Television generation? Came of age?) But the death of JFK was certainly the first traumatic national event the medium was called upon to make sense of, to put into order and carry to the people — the first major testing of the national mettle since the Second World War, which had been brought home by print, in newsreels and over the radio. From that moment, it seemed as if anything could happen, at any time, and television news developed to accommodate that theory, into a round-the-clock enterprise lately enlarged (and in some ways diminished) by an auxiliary army of smartphones and Twitter feeds.
A change was already in the air. Only a couple of months earlier CBS had inaugurated the first half-hour evening network newscast, with a Walter Cronkite-Kennedy interview, followed a week later by NBC, with the tag team of Chet Huntley and David Brinkley also speaking with the president. But what strikes one, looking back at the assassination coverage — there are hours of it to see online — is how primitive it all looks.
Young — still the youngest person to have been elected president — and handsome and preternaturally at ease before a camera, Kennedy was the first television president; the third, after Truman and Eisenhower, to serve since the medium really opened for business, but the first to really live in it. He and the medium were made for each other; it was the killer app of its time, and he used it, smartly and in a new way, to campaign, to pitch policy and to make the public his friend.
Writing in TV Guide in 1959, Kennedy described "a new breed of candidates" with "particular reliance on TV appeal." Given the subsequent entwined history of television and politics, his words ring as prescient (and a little optimistic): "Honesty, vigor, compassion, intelligence — the presence or lack of these and other qualities make up what is called the candidate's 'image' … and while they may in fact be based only on a candidate's TV impression, ignoring his record, views and other appearances — my own conviction is that these images or impressions are likely to be uncannily correct."
He knew he had it too, a charismatic mix of patrician, politician and semi-regular Joe. Media theorist Marshall McLuhan, writing about TV's first presidential debates, described Kennedy as a "shy young sheriff" in opposition to Richard Nixon's "railway lawyer." Kennedy, he later said, had a "coolness and indifference to power, bred of personal wealth, which allowed him to adapt fully to TV."
In 1953, as a bright new senator with a beautiful new bride, he and Jacqueline had sat for an informal video portrait in their Boston apartment, interviewed remotely for CBS' "Person to Person." Seven years later, not long before Kennedy's presidential election, the couple appeared on the program again — Jackie pregnant with John Jr. and daughter Caroline, not yet 3, bringing the cute. In my mind I conflate them with the Petries of "The Dick Van Dyke Show," another young family of the early '60s. (Less kind critics might compare them, in light of later knowledge, to the Drapers of "Mad Men.")
He delivered 19 televised speeches in his nearly three years in office. He was the first president to allow (or, more to the point, arrange for) his news conferences to be broadcast live; much-watched, they were a showcase not only for his policies, but for his even-then fabled wit and approachability. (Kennedy liked reporters, and they liked him back.) He sat for more exclusive, and at the same time studiously informal, interviews as well — in outtakes for one, he arranges with Huntley and Brinkley for second takes of answers he thought he muffed. His ratings were good.
Nothing so controlled happened on the day of his death. The president was shot at 1:30 p.m. Eastern, and it wasn't until around 2 that the networks were fully up and running, the cameras fired up and the anchors in place. The initial reports, beginning about 10 minutes after the fact, were audio only, broadcast over "special bulletin" cards.
Some networks lacked the facilities for such emergency reporting, and cameras took time to warm up. There were hastily improvised sets, hand-drawn maps, dodgy connections, dead air. One Dallas station reported, "We will have film that is completely unedited that was made and, frankly, we do not know what is on the film." NBC's Robert MacNeil, on the phone to Frank McGee in New York, could not be heard on the air, so McGee had him speak in fragments, which he repeated bit by bit.
The commentary, by reporters and anchors trained as writers, has a simple, quick-sketch eloquence. It is mostly descriptive, often of things for which no pictures were available. Although they pass along some unconfirmed reports — usually noting them as such — there is none of the compulsive speculation you get today, when stories arrive piecemeal, in micro-packets, for constant public revision, and scoops are measured in nanoseconds, and the talking heads talk just to keep talking.
Here is ABC's Edward P. Morgan:
"The scene in the White House is a mixture of stunned disbelief, anger and heartbreak. [National security advisor McGeorge Bundy's] eyes were red-rimmed, he was silent, he shook my hands in silence.... When I got to the White House, secretaries were sobbing audibly in the corridors; Charles Horsky, the president's advisor for District of Columbia affairs, was walking back and forth in the corridor with his hands beating his forehead."
A report from Morgan's colleague Bob Clark, from Parkland Memorial Hospital, where Kennedy was taken, is similarly simple and haunting: "The president was lying in the back seat of the limousine, his head cradled in the first lady's lap.... He lay motionless on the back seat of the car for some two minutes while a stretcher was wheeled out from the hospital."
There had been no TV cameras (and only one professional press photographer on the ground) in Dealey Plaza. But once the engine was running, television took over completely; the networks wiped their schedules clean to follow the story, step by slow step.
Although every network and its Dallas affiliate covered the story, progressing through the stations of rumor, unconfirmed report and confirmed report, it's Cronkite who has come to stand for the day. On the air for hours in his shirt sleeves — he never thought to put on his jacket, earning him an admonishing note from his boss, Frank Stanton — taking his glasses on and off depending on what he needed to read or see, he endured what he later described as a "running battle between my emotions and my news sense."
His brief, quickly swallowed show of emotion as he delivered the news, finally confirmed, makes him seem at once one with his viewers and a trustworthy steward of their feelings — a relationship that continued on through the space program and the Vietnam War and, indeed, into Cronkite's retirement.
There is something humble and unadorned about these reports that, even in their stumbling, fits the awfulness of the occasion better than would the cluttered, hyperactive graphics of modern TV news, which so often — especially in times of crisis, it can seem — runs to competitive vulgarity and exploitation. They are, in a way, not unlike Dealey Plaza itself, surprisingly ordinary for such a world-shattering event.
In contrast to the assassination, whose random visual record renders the event permanently hazy, shooter Lee Harvey Oswald's 48 hours at Dallas police headquarters were accompanied by a literal crush of reporters and multiple recordings of his every public appearance. His own assassination, by Jack Ruby, was broadcast live with a sharpness, vividness and immediacy that paradoxically makes it seem unreal, like play acting, an avant-garde update of "Julius Caesar." It was the starting gun, if you'll excuse the expression, for the theater of chaos the decade would become; Gil Scott-Heron's much-cited phrase to the contrary, the revolution was very much televised.
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A potential crisis in hospital care is widely reported in the media today, with BBC News reporting that standards of hospital care are slipping throughout England. The Daily Mail states that elderly patients are being shunted between beds "like parcels".
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Increasing demand
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Fractured care
The greatest concern is lack of continuity of care, with a quarter of the RCP's members surveyed rating their hospital's ability to deliver continuity of care as 'poor' or 'very poor'. They say it is common for patients to be moved four or five times during a hospital stay, and this particularly affects elderly patients being moved to outlying wards during the night. Decisions are often made by "bed managers" and patients may be transferred without any formal handover, while patients who do not fall neatly into any specialty may become neglected.
The report describes the experience of an elderly confused patient who was: "wheeled by a porter from her treatment to the entrance door and left there … she wore an incontinence pad that was saturated and the chair was also saturated with urine … No one spoke to her or tried to help her. She was just ignored".
Out of hours care breakdown
Emergency admissions at weekends are around a quarter lower than during the rest of the week and there is a fall in the number of procedures performed on Saturdays and Sundays, the report says. It says this suggests that patients who need care are being "pushed" into the following week. The report says research suggests mortality is often 10% higher among patients admitted at weekends, when less experienced doctors are on site.
Looming crisis in the medical workforce
The report says the reduced working hours of junior doctors imposed by the government as well as EU directives, has seen many specialties move to shift pattern working, which potentially has a negative effect on patient care. It also says that three-quarters of hospital consultants report being under more pressure now than they were three years ago, and more than a quarter of medical registrars report an unmanageable workload. Recruitment into emergency medicine is becoming difficult, it says, with an increasing reliance on locums and unfilled consultant posts. Application rates into training schemes involving general medicine are also declining, the RCP report says.
Why does the RCP think acute hospital services are under strain?
The report says one underlying cause of the pressure on acute hospital services is the changing demographics in Britain since the NHS began in 1948. There are 12 million more people now than then, and life expectancy at birth is around 12 years longer, while people aged 60 or over make up a quarter of Britain's population.
In many ways, the NHS is a victim of its own success. Universal healthcare has led to an improvement in life expectancy, which results in an increasingly elderly population with complex health needs.
What are the RCP's recommendations?
The RCP has identified 10 priority areas for action to transform care. Governments, employers and royal medical colleges must be prepared, the report argues, to make difficult decisions and implement radical change where needed. In particular, the RCP report is calling for:
- health professionals to promote patient-centred care and treat patients with dignity at all times
- a redesign of services, led by clinicians, to meet patients' needs
- the reorganisation of hospital care, including changes to working patterns, so that patients can access expert services seven days a week
- a review of medical education and training to ensure the correct balance of general and specialist skills, including skills needed in caring for older patients
- plans to ensure the right mix of medical skills
a renegotiation of the New Deal (the measures agreed between the government and the profession which place limits on the hours worked by junior doctors)
- improved access to primary care including at night and at the weekend
- a radical change in use of information about patients – so that it moves with them across the system, for example, improvements in electronic patient records
- delivery of quality improvements throughout the system, using tools such as clinical audits
- national leadership – the report says national standards and systems must be implemented where this is in the interest of patient care
The report highlights important issues, such as pressure on acute bed spaces in the NHS, the need to train more 'generalist' doctors and the importance of the adaptation of the NHS to treating an ageing population. It serves to spark a debate about how NHS services can be improved, and that is always welcome. However, many of the issues highlighted by the report, such as increased mortality rates during the weekend, have been a known concern for some time. The recommendations of the report are likely to be of use to policymakers, rather than individual doctors or health managers. The use of the term 'collapse' in the accompanying press release is emotive and unhelpful, although may go some way to explaining why so many papers wrote up the story.
Analysis by Bazian
Edited by NHS Website
Links to the headlines
Acute hospital care 'on brink of collapse' say doctors
The Guardian, 13 September 2012
Hospitals 'on brink of collapse'
BBC News, 13 September 2012
Hospitals 'can't cope' with rise in elderly patients
The Daily Telegraph, 13 September 2012
NHS hospital wards on 'brink of collapse' as number of beds falls by a third and doctors struggle to cope with 37% rise in patients
Daily Mail, 13 September 2012
Patients' lives at risk in NHS hospital wards 'on brink of collapse'
The Daily Telegraph, 13 September 2012
NHS is 'overcrowded and short-staffed'
The Independent, 13 September 2012
Elderly patients are being 'shunted like parcels' as doctors warn that acute hospital care is 'on brink of collapse'
ITV News, 13 September 2012
Links to the science
Royal College of Physicians.
Hospitals on the edge? The time for action
(PDF, 1.32MB). September 2012


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Disclosure: I received an Elmer's Spring DIY kit and compensation to purchase other products needed for this project.
UPDATE PART 2: My Jewelry Organizer won the Elmer's Spring Creation Contest. I'm absolutely thrilled. Aside from receiving a visa gift card for winning, I also had the privilege of drawing 3 more winners from the comments via random.org to each receive an Elmer's DIY kit. The winners were: April, Barbara (VinoLuci), and Bestie.
UPDATED: This giveaway has closed. The winners as drawn by random.org are wendyp, JulieB and Miranda Taylor. You will all be receiving emails from me shortly.
Remember when I made the jewelry organizer for Marisol's bedroom? Well, recently I received an email from Elmer's reminding me about it being that time of the year for spring cleaning, organizing and makeovers and they wanted to challenge me to create something either on my own or using their Spring Creation Guide as part of an Elmer's Spring Creation Contest. The only stipulation being that I had to use their newly improved Glue-All.
I'm always up for a good challenge, especially when it comes to crafting and decorating so I happily accepted and set to work making this:
Cause, mama didn't have a pretty jewelry organizer, and instead, her jewelry looked a little like this:
Yes, I'm hiding my head in shame. Terrible isn't it.
In my head, I knew how I wanted to organize it, but it was a matter of finding the right supplies. I briefly considered picking up a few drawer organizers that I had seen at my local craft store and sticking them together, but the thought of spending over $20 per organizer was not going to be a cost-effective way to tackle this so I decided to hit up my local antique mall to see what I could find. Tucked away in a corner, I found this fabulous typeset tray for only $15.
But it obviously needed a lot of work. The first order of business was to break out that Glue-All and set to work making repairs to the cracks and sections that needed to be stuck down again.
Next up was to cut a piece of wood using my X-Acto knife to the length of the tray to attach to the top with Glue-All, I also reinforced it with a couple of nails.
Now we are onto the fun part. I wanted to keep with the antique feel of this type set tray so thought I would try my hand at creating a cracked finish. I've never done this before, but it was actually much easier than I thought, albeit a little time-consuming.
Step 1: Apply a sealer to the wood. Set aside to dry.
Step 2: Apply your first color - I used walnut. Again, let it dry.
Step 3: Apply the crackle. Don't dry completely, but allow it to dry enough that it becomes tacky.
Step 4: Apply a second color of paint - I used coral. Within minutes you will see the cracks starting to appear. By the time the paint is dry, it looks fabulous.
Step 5: Apply a varnish.
The final step is to attach hooks and whatever else you want to hang your jewelry. I opted for a few different items: hooks, eye screws and some decorative rings.
UPDATE: JUNE 14, 2012 - Just recently I came across Gypsies antique brass loops and hooks. These have a sticky back on them and are perfect for hanging earrings and bracelets in the small compartments. You can hang them from the back of the organizer, or hang them down from the top of each compartment. Use the hooks if hanging bracelets, but leave it off for hanging earrings.
And now you have a beautiful space to hang all of your jewelry.
And now I have something for you too. A GIVEAWAY!
3 winners will each receive an Elmer's Spring DIY Kit containing:
- Elmer's Glue-All
- CraftBond Tacky Glue
- CraftBond Extra Strength Glue Stick
- Elmer's Multipurpose Spray Adhesive
- X-ACTO Gripster Knife
Just answer this question to enter:
What needs a Spring makeover in your home?
Leave your comment below and please ensure that I have a way of contacting you if you are one of the three winners.
This giveaway is open to all residents of the United States over the age of 18 and expires on Thursday, May 12, 2011, at 10 pm PST.


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Yo fat lip man
Yo man they tryin' to run a power move on us man
Yo man
You got to tell the suckers what's up boy
Yeah ha-ha
[Verse 1: Fatlip]
I got a letter from the DMV
The other day
I opened and read it
It said they were suckers
They tried to tell me that my license was suspended
I got offended
For a minute then pretended
That I never even got the damn letter
It's nine o'clock
On the dot
So I think I'd better
Scoot off to school
Cause in class there's a test
I gotta dress fast
Grab my glasses and my vest
Oh damn
As hardheaded as I am
Hopped in my hooptie ride
Pumped up the jam
Put it in reverse
Into first
And disperse and
From that very moment on my day got worse
[Verse 2: Bootie Brown]
As I was standing in the street
I suddenly seen the smoke
I know that Derrick's on his way
I ran to get my coat
And a bag from the room
It took a minute, boom
Hopped into the car
We drove away in a zoom
I assume doom
As we were drivin' on the gravel
At any given minute we could have a shortened travel
So I ramble
About my life (is that's a) shambles
Should of took the bus
A bus without the silence or some old Nikes
I wish we had good bikes
We need to exercise
Maybe we could take a hike
An' you could give Sheri back those car keys
Because everywhere I walk I would not have to say please
[Repeat: x4]
Don't pull me over Mr. officer
Don't pull me over Mr. officer please
[Verse 3: Imani]
To our destination
No license no insurance
Not even registration
Tags on the plate say December '82
Car's so dirty it looks gray
But it's really blue
Who would
Think we're up to good
Four black niggas ridin' through the neighborhood
In hats and glasses
Makin' funny passes
Like drivin' slowly
Playin' low-key for asses
Knowin' damn well one-time will harass us
And all the while
We see girls jog
Sheri's little car is pourin' out smog
Then we made a right and I spotted one in tights (ooh)
(yo baby what's up, pull over)
(you live with your homeboys? Yeah I live with my
Homeboys, that's where you're takin' me to your house
Where your homeboys are? I mean but they're not
Home, you ain't got your own crib? naw I ain't got)
(5-0 man, 5-0)
[Verse 4: Slimkid3]
Lights, action
Without the camera
Si-reens and high beams
Two to a tee
The blue coat billy goats are crowding up my rear view
Hot on the tail of an innocent being
My heartbeat is racin' at a pace so fast
I'm wishin' that the coppers would get off my ass
My tail, can't go to jail cause it's wack
What would happen to my girl and my record contract
Yo fellas (what)
Take off the baseball caps
Word up I heard that the nerves get tapped
And throw on the glasses and give up the (tees)
Oh please don't pull me over officer please
I'm discombobulated (what)
Discombobulated (what)
Discombobulated malfunctionated faded
I can't believe it's me
Oh please
Oh please
Oh please
Oh please
[Repeat: x4]
Don't pull me over Mr. officer
Don't pull me over Mr. officer please
(you don't have a license, you have a warrant, you have
Ninety parking tickets we have to take you in uh...give me
A break, shit man I didn't do nothin' man, OK so, so
Nobody has a license? OK uh, how're you gonna accuse
Me of doin' something dude, yeah you guys are definitely
Goin' to jail here, OK let's get that impound truck uh right
Over here um, we're getting pulled over we're going to jail)
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In fact I heard it a few days ago when watching YouTube, America's Got Talent. Sarah Brightman (a famous soprano) was doing a guest performance with a young contestant. Afterwards, the MC thanked "Ms Sarah" for her performance. It was also common in the past in America where black slaves would call the children of their owners Miss Scarlet, etc.
Here's the example: It occurs at 4.48. But it's worth watching the whole thing for the music. Also there is confusion on all parts about how to address the others. At 4.36, Jackie says "To be singing with the girl ... the woman ..."
Jackie Evancho & Sarah Brightman "Time to Say Goodbye" on America's Got Talent FINALE - YouTube
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Chelsea have taken steps to rectify their lack of strikers by opening talks with Demba Ba's representatives. The Newcastle United striker has a £7.5m release clause in his contract that can be triggered once the January transfer window is open.
Chelsea have been desperately short of back-up for Fernando Torres this season and have sold their reserve striker Daniel Sturridge to Liverpool for around £12m with his move due in the new year. Signing Ba would also make sense in the short term as it would allow Chelsea to pursue their principal target Radamel Falcao next summer, his club Atlético Madrid being unwilling to sell the prolific forward until the season has ended.
The Blues' interim manager, Rafa Benítez, was coy when pressed on the issue after his side had come from a goal behind to beat Everton at Goodison Park. "We do not talk about our business in public," he said, adding of the directors: "My job is to prepare the team for games and they will let me know. He plays for another team so I do not like to talk about it."
Ba has scored 29 goals in 51 appearances in the league for Newcastle and has proved to be a steal since signing from West Ham United on a free in June 2011. The 27-year-old Senegalese has been diagnosed with a long-standing knee condition which has put other suitors off in the past.
He fits the bill for Chelsea in that he is not only prolific but also relatively cheap and has proved that he can cut it in the Premier League. "Demba is out of my hands, there is nothing I can do about it so what will be will be," Newcastle's manager, Alan Pardew, said at the weekend.
Torres again demonstrated his prodigious workrate against Everton but was unable to find the net. Instead Chelsea were once again reliant on their old stager Frank Lampard who, ironically, is free to sign terms with foreign clubs in the new year, so it was apt that his second and winning goal was met by a chorus of "sign him up" by Chelsea's fans at Goodison Park.
Lampard's knack of appearing in the right place at the right time has brought Chelsea many victories and helped to win league titles, not to mention European glory in the past 11 years. Twice he showed that natural instinct during a game in which his side were second best to Everton, yet the midfielder has yet to be offered a contract extension.
Benítez expects Lampard to remain at Stamford Bridge until at least the end of the season. "Frank is under contract, he's fully committed and he's a great player," he said. "My job is to keep him fit and, if he scores in every game, I will be really pleased. Lampard is a great player, he is a good professional, he is doing well for us. I will try to bring the best from him until the end of the season and you never know."
Asked what the new year might bring, Lampard said: "I just hope for me personally playing in a winning team. I will keep trying to give my best as I've always done and will continue to do. I know there's a lot of speculation but for me the enjoyable bit is the 90 minutes."
Everton's profligacy has haunted them this season and, despite taking an early lead through Steven Pienaar, Lampard's header three minutes before half-time and a close-range finish after 72 minutes secured a fourth successive victory for Benítez on his return to Merseyside.
Everton dominated the opening 30 minutes and should have killed off the game, Pienaar firing the ball past Petr Cech in the second minute. Eden Hazard, woefully off the pace in the first half, squandered possession in midfield and Phil Jagielka, playing at full-back, galloped down the right wing before delivering a deep cross. Victor Anichebe's header rebounded off the far post but the ball fell to Pienaar who shot home from around the penalty spot.
Quite how they failed to go further ahead was a mystery solved mostly by Cech, who made a number of impressive saves, and bad luck. On three occasions Everton hit the woodwork.
"We're not disappointed with how we played, we played really well, we've run the European champions really close but we just didn't have enough in the end," said Moyes, who apologised for berating the referee, Howard Webb, after the final whistle. "I was wrong to do so and I apologised to him but I thought there was a free-kick on Leon Osman in the 92nd minute on the edge of the box."
Chelsea equalised when Torres slid the ball to Ramires and the Brazilian lifted a pinpoint cross into the penalty area where Lampard headed into the bottom corner.
Ross Turnbull was introduced for Cech at half-time because of a thigh injury and with 20 minutes remaining Nikica Jelavic's header cannoned off the crossbar, the striker having earlier hit the post. Two minutes later Chelsea were in front. Torres and Ramires combined before Juan Mata's shot was stopped by Tim Howard, only for Lampard to turn home the rebound.
"I thought it was a great win for us," Benítez said. "All the team showed character, commitment, passion and quality against a good team. We knew that they could be tough but I had confidence in my players and you could see in the second half that we were controlling." Benítez and Moyes warmly shook hands before the game, despite the Spaniard labelling Everton a "small club" when manager of Liverpool in 2007.
Man of the match Frank Lampard (Chelsea)
This article was written by James Riach at Goodison Park, for The Guardian on Sunday 30th December 2012 23.54 Europe/London
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