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Don't blow off IRA withdrawals
IRA owners turning 70½ this year must comply with required minimum withdrawal rules -- or pay a costly penalty.
This postcomes fromBill Bischoffat partner site SmartMoney.
If you own one or more traditional individual retirement accounts and will turn 70½ this year, get ready to start taking mandatory annual payouts and paying extra income taxes. In fact, the whole reason our pals in Congress dreamed up the so-called required minimum distribution idea was to force IRA owners to pay additional taxes sooner rather than later.
Unfortunately, complying with the RMD rules is not something you can afford to put off. If you fail to take at least the required amount each year, the Internal Revenue Service can assess a 50% penalty on the shortfall (the difference between what you should have taken out and what you actually took, if anything).
Keep in mind that simplified employee pension or SEP accounts and Simple IRAs are considered traditional IRAs for purposes of the RMD rules. So you have to consider these accounts along with any garden-variety traditional IRAs set up in your name when figuring out how much you need to withdraw to avoid the dreaded 50% penalty.
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If you have several accounts, you can take the required annual amount from any one account or from any combination of accounts.
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Initial year required minimum distribution
For the year you turn 70½ and for every year thereafter, you must take an annual RMD as long as you have any traditional IRA balances.
The initial RMD for the year you turn 70½ can be taken as late as April 1 of the following year. Alternatively, you can take it by Dec. 31 of the year you turn the magic age. Then for each subsequent year, you must take another RMD by no later than Dec. 31 of that year.
If you turn 70½ this year, there is a good reason to consider taking your initial RMD by the end of this year rather than taking it next year by the April 1 deadline. Post continues after video.
Consider the following example: You turn 70½ in 2011. You decide to put off taking your initial RMD until next year. That puts you in the double-dip RMD mode for 2012.
You must take your initial RMD by no later than April 1, 2012 (that one is actually for 2011, the year you turned 70½). Then you must take your second RMD by Dec. 31, 2012 (that one is for 2012). If you have lots of IRA money, falling into the double-dip mode could push you into a higher tax bracket.
For instance, say your IRA balance is $500,000, thanks to money rolled over from employer retirement plans. Being in the double-dip mode for 2012 would force you to take two RMDs totaling about $36,000 next year. If you instead take your first RMD in 2011 and the second one in 2012, the RMD for each year would be about $18,000, and you might pay a lower tax rate.
Waiting until next year could also cause you to fall victim to various unfavorable rules that kick in at higher income levels. For instance, it could cause a higher percentage of your 2012 Social Security benefits to be taxable.
Bottom line: If you have lots of IRA money, you may be better off taking your initial RMD this year, even though that will trigger some taxable income that could otherwise be deferred until 2012. On the other hand, if you don't have so much, waiting until next year is usually the right choice.
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The RMD amount for a particular year equals the combined balance of all your traditional IRAs (including any SEP or Simple IRA accounts) as of the end of the previous year divided by a joint life expectancy figure found in IRS tables. As you get older, the life expectancy divisor becomes smaller, and the annual RMD amount becomes a higher percentage of your IRA balance.
The joint life expectancy divisor is based on your age and the age of a beneficiary who is automatically assumed to be 10 years younger. This rule applies even if you have no beneficiary or if the beneficiary is actually older than you.
The only exception to the rule is when your spouse is designated as the sole IRA beneficiary and he or she is more than 10 years younger. In this circumstance, you're allowed to calculate RMDs using more favorable joint life expectancy figures based on the actual ages of you and your spouse.
The most important thing to understand is that IRA owners who have reached 70½ cannot afford to ignore the RMD rules. The 50% penalty for noncompliance is too expensive. If you turn 70½ this year, the other important thing to understand is you have an RMD choice to make before the end of the year. If you sit on your hands, you will be in the RMD double-dip mode next year, which might result in a higher tax rate that could have been easily avoided.
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Let me get straight to the point: this book was agonizing. I didn't finish it before my book club met to discuss because it was just too painful to breeze through. It wasn't a difficult read because of the writing style. In fact, the the style was easy and quite elementary. The substance, though, was a hard pill to swallow. A hard pill with sharp, dry, jagged edges.
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The supermarket version of the British invasion appears to be over.
The struggling Fresh & Easy chain was effectively abandoned Wednesday by its British parent, Tesco Plc. Tesco will conduct "a strategic review" of Fresh & Easy, which will probably result in a sale. That will end Tesco's effort to conquer the western United States with small, boutique-like stores.
Fresh & Easy opened five stores in greater Sacramento last spring, the initial step in what was supposed to be a 17-store blitz.
While Fresh & Easy hasn't made a serious dent in greater Sacramento, it's part of a wave of nonunion competition that has threatened to overwhelm Raley's and the region's other traditional supermarket powers in recent years. Competition from the likes of Fresh & Easy was a driving force in the recent 10-day strike at Raley's.
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"It's kind of indicative of the failure of that small-market concept, that small, specialty-market concept," said Bob Reynolds, a grocery industry consultant in Moraga. "People just didn't respond."
The stores measure about 16,000 square feet, he said. Traditional supermarkets are 50,000 square feet and up.
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As a small creature living in the Sahara, the fennec fox (vulpus zerda) has to be satisfied with very little. This is equally true of Mozilla's own Fennec that is to feel at home with the scant resources of hardware on mobile devices.
A user experience alpha version of the Fennec browser has now emerged that also runs on desktops. Fennec alpha developers are requesting feedback from the community and are seeking localization efforts and useful add-ons. The browser is touch-screen navigable and maximizes content display by auto-hiding controls and the URL bar. An additional zoom allows content magnification. A click on a telephone number on a webpage automatically dials the number.
The Mozilla webpage announcing Fennec includes tips on operating the browser. Testing Fennec in the usual environment requires a Nokia N810 tablet running the Maemo OS2008 variant (download installation from here). However, you can also install Fennec on a Windows, Mac OS X or Linux desktop. The Linux installation download is here. Note that despite its good looks, the browser is not ready for production environments.
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As anyone at my alma mater, The Oscar Madison School of Wine Writing, will tell you, I've got no monopoly on good taste. I admit this because one of the most gratifying aspects of working in a wine shop has been all the tasty recommendations I receive from customers (sorry, boss lady, I know it's supposed to be the other way around).
One wine my customers have been fairly raving about has been the Grayson Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon. The California wine comes in a non-descript bottle that you easily might pass by. While the bottle may not be stylishly packaged, the wine inside, with its full-bodied, dark berry fruit and spicy black licorice flavors is a fashion runway hit. And as most frugally minded shopper-hunters point out: "It's only 12 bucks!" as they raise their trophy wine in the air.
I had it the other night with a meatloaf-style hamburger, although it should have been a rare beef steak or pepper-crusted lamb chop, and it was delicious. My wife, Eleanore, who appreciates a full-bodied wine but can be picky about them, agreed on the wine's yumminess quotient and thought it was a much higher priced bottle.
Sometimes the taste leader must be the follower.
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UNDATED (WHTC) - Mike O'Brien may be making the strongest Democratic challenge yet to Fred Upton's US House seat. The Herman Miller executive from Douglas has nearly 43 thousand dollars in his campaign war chest, based on the latest federal election documentation submitted on Monday. His campaign garnered over 95 grand in the period between July 29th and September 30th, which is more than the past three challengers combined in the same time frame. Since beginning his organized effort to unseat the nine-term Republican incumbent from St. Joseph, O'Brien has raised just less than 200 thousand dollars while spending 143 grand.
Federal election campaign finance statements were submitted by Congressman Upton hours before Monday night's deadline. The incumbent Republican from St. Joseph reported raising more than 606 thousand dollars from July 19th through September 30th, bringing the total reelection effort to 3.7 million, and Upton has just over a million dollars in his campaign war chest.


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3 Reasons To Nix This Merger
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According to reports, a deal between US Airways (NYSE: LCC) and American Airlines appears imminent. Here are three reasons the shareholders of US Airways should hope it does not transpire.
First, things are going too well for US Airways with the present operations to risk a major disruption as a merger or acquisition. It just posted a record annual profit. Fourth quarter revenues were higher. Passenger traffic increased by 3.8%, and the load factor, the number of seats filled, rose by 1.4%. Passenger revenue per seat mile also jumped by 2.2%. About these results, the Chief Executive Officer of US Airways, Doug Parker, stated, "We couldn't be happier with the performance of US Airways in 2012."
Wall Street agrees with Parker, as the share price has soared 133.54% in the past year. Why risk such a great performance with a merger when things are going so well with the present way of doing business?
Second, mergers generally do not work. Anand Chokkavelu of Motley Fool noted in his piece, "The 100 Things I've Learned in Investing," about these transactions: "Mergers and acquisitions are overrated. Somewhere between 50% and 85% of mergers fail to boost value. The frequency of achieving promised "synergies" should be filed somewhere between unicorns and no-hitters."
The airline industry has a particularly sorry track record in mergers and acquisitions. Charlie Munger, partner of Warren Buffett, once observed that "The net amount of money that's been made by the shareholders of airlines since Kitty Hawk is now a negative figure." That is why American Airlines had to file for bankruptcy as no one wanted to buy it. Republic Airways has been trying for over a year to sell Frontier Airlines, with no takers. Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL) grounded Comair, its commuter division, as it could not be sold.
American Airlines filed for bankruptcy in November 2011. Mergers are tenuous enough: combining with a bankruptcy entity is particularly dubious. As US Airways has filed for bankruptcy twice, this is hardly a panacea for an air carrier. Every legacy carrier in the United States has filed for bankruptcy.
It is also worthy of note that US Airways is the only entity to take a serious interest in American Airlines. There has certainly not been a contest like there was between Republic Airways and Southwest Airlines for Frontier back in 2009. That should tell something about the appeal of American Airlines as a merger partner or acquisition target.
Third, there is a better way. Delta Air Lines just bought 49% of Virgin Atlantic from Singapore Airlines for $360 million. Singapore Airlines paid $965 million for its Virgin Atlantic investment holding in 1999. Southwest Airlines has been very adept at this manner of expanding, profiting from the mistakes of others. From the bankrupt ATA Airlines, Southwest acquired 14 landing slots at LaGuardia Airport, yielding an initial presence in the lucrative New York City market. US Airways should be looking to expand by picking up the best assets from other carriers, rather than taking on an entire bankrupt entity like American Airlines.
US Airways should also heed the advice of Laura Glading, President of the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, who warned that, "American needs to merge. We think American is going to be in jeopardy if it manages to emerge (from bankruptcy) as a standalone." That could be a major factor why there are no other parties reported to be interested in American Airlines.
If there are doubts that American could not make it on its own, US Airways should take a pass as it will very likely have to take on substantial debt to finance any transaction. Foolish investors should avoid US Airways stock if it does acquire American Airlines in a deal that requires increasing its debt load, already higher than the industry average of 5.36 at 6.02. US Airways will most likely rally in the short term, but the long term outlook will be negative.
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Receiver Stevie Johnson and the Buffalo Bills' offense suddenly have one thing in common. Both are moving in reverse. Johnson on Monday backpedaled away from comments he made a day earlier, when he questioned coach Chan Gailey's play calling following a 20-13 loss at Indianapolis. Johnson now says he misspoke. Rather than suggesting Ryan Fitzpatrick should take over more of the play-calling duties, Johnson meant to say the quarterback should have more opportunities to change plays at the line of scrimmage. Johnson said he spoke out in frustration following a loss that all but mathematically ended the Bills' playoff chances. Buffalo (4-7) has lost four of five, and hosts Jacksonville (2-9) on Sunday. Johnson did get one thing right. Something has to change on an offense that lacks finish. --- Online: http://pro32.ap.org/poll and http://twitter.com/AP-NFL
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2011-12: Shared the league lead among blueliners and ranked fourth overall on the team with a career-most 33 points in 38 regular-season games with Boston University of Hockey East … Ranked third on the club and second among league defensemen with a career-high 29 assists … Ranked second among league defensemen with 15 power-play points (2G, 13A) … Ranked third on the club with 53 blocked shots and a collegiate career-most 116 shots on goal … Ranked fifth on the club with a collegiate career-best +11 plus/minus rating … Notched a collegiate career-high three assists on three occasions … Named a Hockey East First Team All-Star … Selected to the All-New England Division I All-Star team.
2010-11: Collected a team-high 21 assists and ranked fourth among all Hockey East defensemen with 26 points (5G, 21A) in 39 games during his freshman season at Boston University … Ranked second on the club with 104 penalty minutes … Tied for the club lead with a +8 rating … One of three team freshmen to appear in all 39 tilts … Tallied his first collegiate point on Oct. 8 vs. Wisconsin, recording one assist in his collegiate debut … Netted his first collegiate goal against New Hampshire on Nov. 20 … Notched a season-high two helpers five times during the campaign.
2009-10: Recorded 49 points (14G, 35A) in 65 contests with the United States National Team Development Program U-18 squad … Paced the club with 120 PIM and ranked second with 35 helpers … Tallied 17 points (4G, 13A) in 26 games with the United States Hockey League's USNTDP … Registered 44 PIM and a +16 rating.
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FAQ: Is ID just a negative argument against evolution?
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Unfortunately it is a common misperception about intelligent design theory that it is merely a negative argument against evolution. This negative argument usually mischaracterizes intelligent design as follows:
It is possible that the misperception of the way intelligent design theory works stemmed from misreadings of Michael Behe's book Darwin's Black Box (1996). Behe's book was one of the first of its kind for the ID movement, and although Behe did an excellent job of elucidating many biological examples of irreducible complexity, he did not necessarily make it exceedingly clear how he went from the existence of irreducible complexity to the inference of intelligent design. The theoretical way we infer design was expounded in more detail in The Design Inference (1998) by William Dembski. An essay by William Dembksi lays out in detail how we can understand the products of intelligent design by examining how designers work:
CSI is a reliable indicator of design because its recognition coincides with how we recognize intelligent causation generally. In general, to recognize intelligent causation we must establish that one from a range of competing possibilities was actualized, determine which possibilities were excluded, and then specify the possibility that was actualized. What's more, the competing possibilities that were excluded must be live possibilities, sufficiently numerous so that specifying the possibility that was actualized cannot be attributed to chance. In terms of probability, this means that the possibility that was specified is highly improbable. In terms of complexity, this means that the possibility that was specified is highly complex. All the elements in the general scheme for recognizing intelligent causation (i.e., Actualization-Exclusion-Specification) find their counterpart in complex specified information-CSI. CSI pinpoints what we need to be looking for when we detect design. (Intelligent Design as a Theory of Information by William Dembski)
In The Design Inference, Dembski lays out a three-part explanatory filter by which we can detect intelligent design:
This explanatory filter recognizes that there are three causes for things: chance, law and design. The premise behind the filter is the positive prediction of design that designers tend to build complex things with low probability that correspond to a specified pattern. In biology, this could be an irreducibly complex structure which fulfills some biological function. This filter helps ensure that we detect design only when it is warranted. If something is high probability, we may ascribe it to a law. If something is intermediate probability, we may ascribe it to chance. But if it is specified and low probability, then this is the tell-tale sign that we are dealing with something that is designed. In these high information-situations, intelligent design theorist Stephen C. Meyer also emphasizes many of the positive predictions of intelligent design:
(Stephen C. Meyer, Mere Creation, pg. 140).
"Indeed, in all cases where we know the causal origin of 'high information content,' experience has shown that intelligent design played a causal role."
(Stephen C. Meyer, DNA and Other Designs)
"Intelligent design provides a sufficient causal explanation for the origin of large amounts of information, since we have considerable experience of intelligent agents generating informational configurations of matter."
(Meyer S. C. et. al., "The Cambrian Explosion: Biology's Big Bang," in Darwinism, Design, and Public Education, edited by J. A. Campbell and S. C. Meyer (Michigan State University Press, 2003)
Some of the confusion might stem from the fact that intelligent design recognizes that some irreducibly complex structures, predicted by design, also coincidentally cannot be produced by an alternative theory, such as Darwinian evolution. Thus, with regards to irreducibly complex structures, intelligent design and Darwinian evolution make mutually exclusive predictions: design predicts we will find them, evolution predicts we won't find them. Thus, in using irreducibly complex structures to detect design, it might appear that we are making a negative argument against evolution, but that is only because irreducibly complex structures represent a special (and very useful) test case for detecting design. Experience tells us that intelligent design is a sufficient causal explanation to produce irreducible complexity, yet experience also tells us that evolution is not a sufficient causal mechanism. Thus, looking for irreducible complexity allows us to rule out competing hypotheses, such as Darwinian evolution, and find a prediction of design strongly met. Using irreducible complexity as a test-case for detecting design gives us an easily testable litmus test for inferring design. If this appears as a "negative argument against evolution" it is only because this unique test case of irreducible complexity is a strong prediction of intelligent design (due to the high complex-specified information content of irreducible complexity) and just happens to be anti-predicted by a competing hypothesis, Darwinian evolution.
There are other examples of mutually exclusive predictions of design and descent, as is explained in the tables below. In each example, intelligent design is inferred because it makes positive predictions that match the evidence, despite the fact that descent makes the exact opposite prediction (which is not met by the evidence).
Inferring Intelligent Design using its Positive Predictions:
There are thus various examples where design makes positive predictions, but Darwinian evolution coincidentally makes the exact opposite prediction. Design proponents do not argue against evolution merely because that is what proves design, but because in these special cases, the falsification of evolution also entails a matched positive prediction of intelligent design theory, because intelligent design predicts the exact opposite of evolution. Thus intelligent design is not a negative argument against evolution, for it makes positive predictions.
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The Archive: Past, Present, Future
Twenty years ago (1984), the scattered records of David Fairchild, Robert H. Montgomery, and Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden were brought together to create the Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden Special Collections. Through the generosity of members, volunteers and several grants, the collections have grown into a substantial historic record of the role of plants and plant explorers in this country. Currently, the archives include 14 collections, an estimated 150,000 documents (including letters, manuscripts, architectural drawings, etc.), audio and video tapes, and over 30,000 images in almost every imaginable format.
The papers of David Fairchild represent the core of the archive collection. Much of this collection has been preserved and is accessible to those doing scholarly research on the history of botany in the United States. Of the estimated 6,000 photographic images taken by David Fairchild, almost 2,000 have already been preserved, with the remainder temporarily stored. Many of the other collections are safely stored, but have not yet been arranged or given permanent archival treatment.
A number of the archive images of Walter T. Swingle are included in the University of Miami Archives Swingle Plant Anatomy Reference Collection.
Currently, we are working to make the collections more accessible at the same time ensuring that they are safe from deterioration and disaster. For example, one project underway is the cataloging of David Fairchild's photographs. At present, almost 4,000 individual photos have been cataloged and indexed. Future projects include digitizing photographs and audio tapes, stabilizing other collections, finding room for proper storage, and eventually making portions of the collections available on the Internet.
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Windows Vista is supposed to have included a number of new
networking features designed to make it faster, more robust, easier to manage
and safer. Now, how many of these functions and features would you encounter
readily and how do they affect the productivity of your users? In this article,
we'll look at these aspects with focus on both wired and wireless worlds. We
are looking at how
Network profiles
One of the first things you'd notice when you fire up the network center (or the network list applet) is that there seem to be more than one configured network on your system, even if you have just one Ethernet adapter. Before we go ahead to see what these are, let's get a couple of concepts cleared. In Win XP, after you've browsed to a couple of file shares, you'll notice shortcuts to them appear in your 'My Network Places' folder. Now, that happens with
In addition to this,
|While it is easy to connect to WLANs, it does not let you connect simultaneously to more than one WLAN
Some of these profiles are classified under the managed or
This happens because of
The Win XP's ability to create and use multiple wireless
There is already a download available for Win XP called
'VirtualWiFi' (http://research.microsoft.com/netres/projects/virtualwifi/)
that lets users of Win XP connect simultaneously to several wireless networks.
We expected a similar functionality in
A small issue we noticed with our wireless connections
especially is its penchant frequently disconnecting from even strong networks.
We presume that this happens because of the traffic it generates due to active
polling for 'Internet connectivity detection' on the wireless channel or
because this is still a beta. Because of this, when you open some networking
related virtual folders where wireless is a part, the system will hang
frequently while connections are broken and re-established. Several times to
finish configuration actions, we had to disable the wireless adapter, make the
changes and re-enable to get to the end.
|Use the network profiles feature to segregate your connections and keep the traffic between them different for better security
Network maps
Invisible improvements
As per what's documented on the Microsoft TechNet website, improvements have been made to the way TCP/IP works. The stack has been rewritten for better performance in high-latency and high-loss environments. It has the ability to recognize spurious and duplicate packets and acknowledge them selectively, thereby saving on bandwidth as well as decreasing required response times to legitimate packets. Better detection of network errors, time outs and the ability to check if a designated gateway is up or down (using ARP messages) is also part of the new protocol package. We will carry an update later on how well this works in a typical deployment scenario.
|Vista lets you create new VPN connections easily. But you can't locate the created connection later to connect to this resource
What's new in IPv6
As with improvements in the IPv4 layer, the IPv6 stack has also been rewritten. Now, IPv6 is everywhere in Windows, and all the interfaces that let you manage aspects of the network-where you could traditionally only manage IPv4 information-you can now manage IPv6 information as well. The protocol is also installed and enabled by default on the system, and setup to receive automatic IP address allocation.
Teredo, the technology that enables IPv6 communications
over IPv4 and NAT'ed connections is another component that's installed and
enabled by default in
The Windows Firewall that's a part of Vista includes
support to filter IPv6 traffic as well.IPv6 interface IDs if assigned in
sequence can open up a potential gateway for attack once one or two IPv6 enabled
systems on your network have been compromised, since the attacker may be able to
guess other interface IDs on your network and compromise those systems as well.
The way out is to have non-sequential interface IDs across the LAN. This is
achieved by
Better diagnostics
The current version of the 'Repair' option previously available on network connection items comes labeled 'Diagnose'. Selecting this invokes a diagnostic (at present users have no way of knowing what it is checking from the displayed UI) that scans for what problems there might be. Conditions checked include: IP address, gateway status, incorrect DNS settings, what required ports are in use, status of media (Ethernet cables, etc) connections and if sufficient memory is available.
Once the problem has been detected,
|Vista can map how your system is connected to the LAN and the Internet. Multiple routes out to the networks are also shown
Creating a VPN connection seems pretty straight forward. All you need to do is open the Network Center and click on the Create New link on the left and follow the steps after selecting 'Create a VPN Connection' from the first screen. But, after that there seems to be no way at the present time to find this connection you created and actually connect to it. In Win XP, one would find the connection easily under the Network Connections folder. In
Remote desktop
There are a few new features in
Local devices such as disk drives, printers and serial
ports were already usable;
Now, even though you can share your clipboard with the
remote system, you will find that a number of times, you cannot copy or paste
files between the two systems. To resolve this, you need to also share the local
drive (with the remote system) that contains your temporary folder. This folder
is defined in the TEMP, TMP or USERPROFILE environment variables or is taken to
be %SYSTEMROOT%\\Temp.
Now, you may not want to share out a sensitive drive, so it
is advisable to locate your temporary folder on a separate partition and share
that out instead. With all these levels of control, we missed the ability that
would let you share out only particular drives or folders with the remote
system, instead of the whole drive as happens.
Next time, we shall examine the ways in which
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Doctors, nurses, and other health professionals to plan your treatment;
Our Surgery Center to obtain payment for services we provide to you, such as from health plans, Medicaid, or you; and
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We are committed to keeping your health information confidential. We will not use or give to others your health information without your written permission, except as stated in this Notice.
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Plywood is a convenient material for building casegoods shelving, and the strongest way to install it is to fit the ends into dadoes. Of course, that means you'll have to contend with today's undersized plywood thickness. But, sizing a dado to accommodate 23/32" sheet stock doesn't mean you have to invest in special undersized bits for your router. You also don't have to fuss with shimming a dado set to match the sheet thickness. Instead, turn to this simple shallow-shouldered rabbet joint—it's quick and easy to make on the table saw.
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Step 1: Start by installing a dado blade in your table saw. Stack it to a cutting width that's narrower than the shelving plywood is thick—5/8" works well (see Photo 1). There's no need for shims with this joint. You'll adjust the thickness of the rabbet's tongue to fit the dado.
Step 2: Cut the dadoes to a depth you prefer for your project. Back up the workpiece against your miter gauge and a long auxiliary fence (see Photo 2). Or make these cuts with the workpiece on a crosscut sled equipped for dadoing.
Step 3: Once the dadoes are completed, clamp a sacrificial fence to the rip fence to prepare for rabbeting the ends of the shelving. Adjust the blade's projection out from the sacrificial fence to match the depth of the dadoes. Raise the blade to form the rabbet's shoulder and to establish the thickness of its tongue. Make the tongue match the dado width. Install a featherboard to press the shelving down firmly against the saw table when you make the rabbet cuts. Now, make a test cut on a piece of extra plywood to dial in the blade settings farther (see Photo 3).
Step 4: Check the fit of your test joint. The rabbet's tongue should seat fully into the dado, and the shallow shoulder should contact the plywood face (see Photo 4). If the tongue is too thick, raise the dado a tad. Adjust the fence left or right if the tongue is too long or short. Aim for a nice "push" fit of the joint parts.
Step 5: Proceed to rabbet the ends of the shelves and assemble the joints (see Photo 5). With a sharp dado blade, you'll produce shelving joints that fit together as well or even better than those made with undersized router bits. Reinforce these joints with glue and brads or countersunk screws.


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The Secret World review
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So I've gone on and on about what I loved – so what did I not like? To start with, there's something off about the combat system. I'm not sure if it's just because I'm spoiled after playing things like Tera, Guild Wars 2, SWTOR or even World of Warcraft, but the combat system just feels like it's not all that responsive. Sometimes it feels like things are happening a full second after I hit the abilitiy. Which isn't good given that The Secret World is not an easy MMO by any means. Running the game's first instance with a group of players that are MMO veterans, we wiped no less than ten times, and our gear was decent for the level. More often than not, it felt like we died because of this skill lag – something inexcusable in modern MMOs.
Something that Funcom tried to do differently was their skill system, which I mentioned briefly before. This system works in principal: you do quests, you get points to fill up your skill wheel and talent tress. Couple this with a "no levels" philosophy and a gear treadmill that starts much earlier that many others MMOs, and you get a continual grind. Whether this is a bad thing is largely personal taste, but I've had more than enough grinding for gear and experience for one lifetime. Also, these quality levels make it difficult to decide at a glance how powerful someone is, meaning you have to have them come all the way to where you are so you can inspect their gear before inviting them to a group – rather than just being able to look at their level.
I wasn't entirely sold on the crafting either. The concept itself was a novel one: arrange the components for a whatever it is you were building into its shape using same item value materials (much like Minecraft). Seems simple enough and it functions well - the problem comes down to the sheer amount of materials you need - materials you mostly get through breaking down preexisting uncommon and higher quality items. These items are far and few between, and you almost always end up outpacing your crafting as you progress through the quests, since most items you recieve are upgrades, and you end up breaking down your lower quality items. At max level, this doesn't end up being as much of an issue, however, I do feel that the crafting in any MMO should always at least have the ability to be kept up with your character without having to resort to the Auction House if you don't want to.
Oh, and if you're a PvP junkie? Best stay away from this one. The game more often than not comes down to a purely numbers game. Remember earlier when I said factions don't matter? For this, it certainly does. The game's persistant battleground, Fusang Projects, is more often than not, a flowchart of "Do you have 50 people with you?" If yes, great, you zerg the base and win. If not, you lose. Horribly. Really frustrating and a definite design flaw.
If there's one other major flaw I could name about the Secret World, its that it doesn't have nearly enough zones for a full priced MMO of its supposed caliber. The game only launched with five true "zones", which are subdivided into several different quest hubs. Having five different motifs to explore got boring really fast considering how long you are stuck in each – the only thing keeping me going was the great writing, and the game's main quest line. There did end up being quite a few boring filler quests in between, though, and it was during those times that I questioned why I kept going. I guess it was mostly optimism, as Funcom promised an extremely ambitious one update per month, which would add additional instances and zones for you to explore. It's unfortunate, however, that the game sold so poorly. This led to massive layoffs at Funcom, including the game's Creative Director, which leads me to question this game's future, and indeed its entire premise: with its excellent writing, should this have been a single player RPG in the vein of Dragon Age, with a more modern setting? My gut tells me yes.
The Secret World is worth a look if only for its tongue in cheek writing and as a case study as a MMO that should have been a single player game. You'll enjoy yourself for about a week, and then will probably get bored - in other words, if you haven't already checked this out, you're safe to keep playing Guild Wars 2. The way things are going, it looks like it may go free to play anyway!
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