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Tim Sheehan rocks the afternoons here on i95 Rock. He plays "My 3 Songs" at 3 p.m. and rocks the ride home on the "Drive" at 5 p.m.
Wind down the "No-Replay Workday" and crank up some great tunes for your ride home.
Yesterday was one of the cooler days of my broadcasting career. After all, it's not every day you get the chance to interview a two-time Rock & Roll Hall of Famer! Graham Nash was live in the i95 studio yesterday afternoon.
We're pretty excited around here today as two-time Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Graham Nash will be stopping by for an interview this afternoon! He'll be discussing his new album and tonight's concert at the Ridgefield Playhouse.
It was a sad day at the Brookfield Police Department today as they announced that 11-year old K-9 officer Bruno had passed away.
Summer means lots of outdoor concerts around the area, and the next four Wednesday nights will rock in the Danbury Fair parking lot as their Summerstage concert series returns.
With a sunny holiday weekend, area state parks were over capacity by early in the day all weekend long, forcing traffic and parking snarls, especially in New Fairfield.
All roads will lead to Bacon on July 16th as we present the second annual Bacon and Brew Festival at the CityCenter green in downtown Danbury. It'll be a great day of eating bacon, enjoying ice cold brews, and rocking out with Rick Derringer and the Georgia Satellites.
This weekend's weather looks perfect for a motorcycle ride, and the Danbury Fellowship Center has a great one lined up as they will host their third annual Poker Run on Sunday.
A new statue will be unveiled at Danbury's City Hall Monday, with a nod to our past as "The Hat Capital of the World."
A video that popped up in my Facebook feed made me nase my coffee this morning. A pint-sized "Ace Frehley" takes over and saves a school talent show after "Paul Stanley" has an epic onstage meltdown.
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Located in Downtown Sacramento, Inn Off Capitol Park, an Ascend Hotel Collection Member is a leisurely stroll from popular sights such as California State Capitol and Historic Governor's Mansion. This 37-room, 3-star hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like free in-room WiFi, a fitness center, and a 24-hour business center. Located centrally in Sacramento, it's also close to Crocker Art Museum and Fort Sutter State Historical Park.
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Guests of Inn Off Capitol Park, an Ascend Hotel Collection Member enjoy a fitness center, free WiFi in public areas, and a 24-hour business center. Self parking is offered for USD 10.00 per day. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to help secure valuables, and answer any questions about the area. Additional amenities include coffee/tea in a common area, a computer station, and express check-in.
- Walking distance to California State Capitol and Historic Governor's Mansion
- Free continental breakfast
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Inn Off Capitol Park, an Ascend Hotel Collection Member1530 N St Sacramento CA 95814
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A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This 3-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. This Art Deco hotel also offers a fitness center, multilingual staff, and coffee/tea in a common area. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
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Sharks back-rower Wade Graham said it took a while to get over last year's play-off exit. "It was disappointing," Graham said. "You can't dwell on those things too long. Footy is a hard enough game. At the back end of last year we played really well. To bow out like that was not ideal. There was disappointment [but] this is 2016 so we're just looking forward to getting this season off to a good start.
"The competition is so hard as it is. To start the season 0-4, we were chasing our tail the whole season. Hopefully we've learnt some lessons."
While the Cowboys remain unchanged, the Sharks boast significant differences to their backline. Ben Barba has been named at fullback and Jack Bird has been picked ahead of Kiwi international Gerard Beale in the centres. Cronulla will also unveil new-look halves in James Maloney and Chad Townsend.
Graham said they were preparing for a robust Townsville crowd. "We are under no illusion how tough they will be," Graham said. "It will be just excitement. No doubt they've got a massive region of support up there, and they'll be as keen as everyone to see the footy back.
"They're a passionate supporter group and after their success of last year, there's so much excitement for them this year and they'll be looking forward to getting there and watching their boys run around again.
"It would be a great start. We're looking to start the year with a positive result. We've worked hard in the pre-season."
Graham described Maloney as a "world-class player".
"He showed that year after year," Graham said. "Not just at the Roosters but at the Warriors and Melbourne. He is a classy player. Hopefully he adds a bit to us this year.
"Finals footy is our goal and if you're playing finals footy then you're giving yourself an opportunity [to win the competition]. We've got our eyes set on the finals; once you're there it's anyone's game.
"That's a long way away. The NRL is such a marathon competition. We are focused on a good start. Pre-season is done. Now it's exciting."


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Awesome bean! This will be a new staple in my garden. Beautiful color; looks just like the picture with yellow/green beans and dark purple stippling. Flavor is very good fresh, and looks beautiful in salads. I served these with a mix of other colored bush beans in a raw salad with a vinaigrette and some quinoa and it was the hit of the party!
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These are favorites of the kiddos in our community garden because of their name and color. But I find them absolutely delicious as a raw snack in the garden! If you want to steam or saute them be sure not to let them get too mature. If you miss a few let them hang around and use them as shell beans in soup. Fantastic either way!


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The distance used for throwing soft tip darts is 8 feet from the face of the board to the toe line of the wall. To follow this standard, measure the height and then hang the dart board. Once it's hung, measure from the bulls-eye to the floor 9' 9 1/2". This will be the front of your throw line.
Steel tip darts are played on bristle dart boards while soft tip darts are played on electronic dart boards. Both types of board are divided into pie-shaped sections with the bulls-eye in the center and each slice a number from 1 to 20. Two rings are on the dart board, with the outer ring counting double and the inner ring counting triple the points. There is also an inner and outer ring surrounding the bulls-eye. The outer bulls-eye ring is worth 25 points while the inner one is 50.
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Her eyes are HAZEL, not blue... Anyway, she is a beauty and I hope she and Enrique have a child soon, because in an interview she said she wanted a baby very much.
Anna, You are such a sweetheart. I hope we see more of you. I can see why you have the handle...... The Heartbreaker. :-)
what can I say jealous! Enrique such a man
Anna u are pretty but u are just not for Enrique Iglesias..
Anna is cute n hot.she is quite match wit enrique. both of them can have happy relation lol
Not good at tennis? She was one of the top ranked players in the world.
She is beautiful, but not good at tennis.
amor,es lo ms importante,y los dos lo tienen,nadie puede destruir algo tan hermoso no mucha gente tiene esta bendicion cuidenla protegela como si fuera tu bebe, lo mejor de lo mejor para los dos :) y lo mas importante respetarcen mutuamente y confianza :)
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Hot Tail Nymph
I'll tie an all-round river nymph this time. It's a quick tie. The small hot spot on the tail gives this fly a special power.
Sometimes you'll want a fly that stands out just a bit. Especially in water that's a bit murky, a hot spot on a nymph can make a big difference.
Of course you can tie this fly in hundreds of color combinations. But be sure to use contrasting colors for the hot spot in the tail. Have fun with this one!
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Plant Nutrition
- Fertility and fertilizers
- Plant nutrients
- Colorado soils and plant nutritional needs
- Nitrogen
- Iron
- Phosphorus
- Potassium
- Zinc
Fertility and Fertilization
Many people confuse plant nutrition with plant fertilization. Plant nutrition refers to the need for basic chemical elements for plant growth.
The term fertilization refers to the application of plant nutrients to supplement the nutrients naturally occurring in the soil. Nutrients may be applied as commercially manufactured fertilizers, organic fertilizers and/or other soil amendments. Organic fertilizers and soil amendments are typically low in plant-available nutrient content. For additional information about fertilizers and soil amendments, refer to the CMG GardenNotes #232, Understanding Fertilizers and #241, Soil Amendments.
Adequate soil fertility is only one of the many soil-related growth factors. Fertilizers will increase desirable plant growth only if the plant is deficient in the nutrient applied and other growth factors are not also significantly limiting plant growth. Fertilization will not compensate for poor soil preparation, the lack of water, weed competition and other non-nutrient growth limiting factors! Fertilization will not enhance desired growth if the nutrients applied are not deficient.
From a nutritional perspective, a plant cannot tell if applied nutrients come from a manufactured fertilizer or a natural source. Plants use nutrients in ionic forms. Soil microorganisms must break down organic soil amendments, organic fertilizers and many manufactured fertilizers before the nutrients become usable by plants.
From a nutritional perspective, the primary difference between manufactured and organic soil amendments/organic fertilizers is the speed at which nutrients become available for plant use. Manufactured fertilizers release rates are typically, but not always, a few days to weeks. Some are specially formulated as "controlled release", "slow release" or "time release" products release over a period of months, but some organic fertilizers are quickly available. With natural-organic fertilizer, nutrients typically become available over a period of months or years. However, there are exceptions to this general rule. High salt contents of some manufactured fertilizers and some organic soil amendments can slow the activity of beneficial soil microorganisms and subsequent nutrient release.
Benefits of organic fertilizers and soil amendments include improvements in soil tilth (suitability of the soil to support plant growth). This should not be confused with "fertilization", a distinctly different soil management objective.
Remember that fertility is only part of the soil's role in supporting plant growth. The organic content of the soil also directly affects plant growth due to its influence on soil tilth and the activity of beneficial soil microorganisms. Relying solely on manufactured fertilizers is not recommended as this does not support good soil tilth.
Plant Nutrients
Plants need 17 elements for normal growth. Carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen come from the air and water. Soil is the principle source of other nutrients. Primary nutrients (nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium) are used in relatively large amounts by plants, and often are supplemented as fertilizers. [Table 1]
Secondary nutrients nutrients (calcium, magnesium, and sulfur) are also used in large amounts but are typically readily available and in adequate supply. Micronutrients or trace elements are needed only in small amounts. These include iron, zinc, molybdenum, manganese, boron, copper, cobalt, and chlorine. [Table 1]
Roots take up nutrients primarily as ions dissolved in the soil's water. The ions may be positively charged (cations) or negatively charged (anions). The nutrient ion soup in the soil's water is in a constant state of flux as the variety of ions dissolve in and precipitate out of solution.
Clay particles and organic matter in the soil are negatively charged, attracting the positively charged cations (like ammonium, NH4+, and potassium, K+) and making the cations resistant to leaching. Negatively charged anions (like nitrate, N03-) are prone to leaching and can become a water pollution problem. Both ammonium and nitrate are important plant nitrogen sources and are commonly found in salt forms in fertilizers.
The Cation Exchange Capacity, CEC,is a measurement of the soil's capacity to hold cation nutrients. More precisely, it is a measurement of the capacity of the negatively charged clay and organic matter to attract and hold positively charged cations. CEC is useful in comparing the potential for different soils to hold and supply nutrients for plant growth.
Colorado Soils and Plant Nutritional Needs
Nitrogen is the one nutrient most often limiting plant growth. The need for nitrogen varies from plant to plant. For example, tomatoes and vine crops (cucumbers, squash, and melons) develop excessive vine growth at the expense of fruiting with excess nitrogen. Potatoes, corn and cole crops (cabbage, broccoli, and cauliflower) are heavy feeders and benefit from high soil nitrogen levels. Bluegrass turf and many annuals also benefit from routine nitrogen applications. Trees and shrubs have a low relative need for soil nitrogen. Colorado soils benefit from nitrogen fertilization of the right amount and frequency to meet plant needs. General symptoms of nitrogen deficiency are shown in Table 2 and Figure 1.
|Table 2 and Figure 1. Symptoms of Nitrogen Deficiency
Soil tests have limited value in indicating nitrogen needs for a home garden or lawn because the value is constantly changing due to organic content, microorganism activity, and changes in temperature and water.
Nitrogen is useable by plants in two forms, ammonium (NH4+), and nitrate (NO3-). Ammonium, being positively charged, is attracted to the negatively charged soil particles and thus is resistant to leaching (movement down through the soil profile). Soil microorganisms convert ammonium to nitrate. Nitrate, being negatively charged, readily leaches below the root zone with excess rain/irrigation in sandy soils. Prevent water pollution by avoiding over-fertilization of nitrogen, particularly on sandy soils.
Soil microorganisms release nitrogen tied-up in organic matter over a period of time. Release rates from compost are very slow (i.e., over a period of years). The need for nitrogen fertilizer is based on the organic content of the soils. [Table 3]
Table 3. Need for Nitrogen Fertilizer Based on Soil Organic Content Soil Organic Content Routine Application Rate for Gardens 1% 2 pounds actual N / 1000 square feet 2-3% 1 pound actual N / 1000 square feet 4-5% 0
Iron chlorosis refers to a yellowing of leaves caused by an iron deficiency in the leaf tissues. Primary symptoms include interveinal chlorosis (i.e., a general yellowing of leaves with veins remaining green). Symptoms appear first and are more pronounced on younger leaves and on new growth. In severe cases, leaves may become pale yellow or whitish, but veins retain a greenish tint. Angular shaped brown spots may develop between veins and leave margins may scorch (brown along the edge). Symptoms may show on a single branch or on the entire tree. General symptoms of iron chlorosis are shown in Table 3 and Figure 2.
|Table 3. and Figure 2. Symptoms of Iron Chlorosis
In western, high pH soils, iron is not deficient; but rather unavailable for plant uptake due to the soil's high lime (calcium carbonate) content. In western soils, iron chlorosis is a general symptom of other problems, including the following:
- Springtime over-watering is the primary cause of iron chlorosis in western soils! Attention to irrigation management, with seasonal changes of the irrigation controller will generally correct iron chlorosis.
- Soil compaction and low soil oxygen contributes to iron chlorosis.
- Iron chlorosis is an early symptom of trunk girdling roots.
- Iron chlorosis appears as a complication winter trunk/bark injury.
Attention to these contributing factors is much more effective than adding iron products. For additional details on dealing with iron chlorosis, refer to CMG GardenNotes #223, Iron Chlorosis.
Note: Phosphorus, P, is a primary nutrient in plant growth. The word phosphate, P2O5, refers to the ionic compound containing two atoms of phosphorus and five atoms of oxygen. The phosphorus content of fertilizer is measured in percent phosphate.
Phosphorus may be present in high concentrations, however it may not be in a plant available form. Deficiencies are most likely to occur in new gardens where the organic matter content is low and the soil has a high pH (7.8 to 8.3). A soil test is the best method to determine the need for phosphorus fertilizers.
Phosphorus is also less available to plants when soil temperatures are cool. In the spring, the use of starter fertilizers with phosphorus may be beneficial to herbaceous flowers and vegetable transplants.
Phosphorus deficiency is difficult to diagnose, because other growth factors will give similar symptoms. General symptoms include sparse, green to dark green leaves. Veins, petioles, and lower leaf surface may be reddish, dull bronze, or purple, especially when young. Phosphorus deficiency may be observed on roses in the early spring when soils are cold, but the condition corrects itself as soils warm.
Excessive phosphorus fertilizer can aggravate iron and zinc deficiencies and increase the soil salt content. Many home gardener soils are significantly over fertilized with phosphates, aggravating soil salts and iron chlorosis. Typically the over fertilization results from over application of composts.
Note: Potassium, K, is a primary nutrient in plant growth. The word potash, K2O, refers to the ionic compound containing two atoms of potassium and one atom of oxygen. The potassium content of fertilizer is measured in percent potash.
Potassium levels are naturally adequate and even high in most Colorado soils. Deficiencies occasionally occur in new gardens low in organic matter and in sandy soils low in organic matter. A soil test is the best method to determine the need for potassium fertilizers.
Potassium deficiency is very difficult to diagnose, because other growth factors will give similar symptoms. General symptoms include a marginal and interveinal chlorosis (yellowing), followed by scorching that moves inward. Older leaves are affected first. Leaves may crinkle and roll upward. Shoots may show short, bushy, zigzag growth, with dieback late in season.
Excessive potash fertilizer can aggravate soil salt levels. Many home garden soils are over fertilized with potash, leading to salt problems.
Zinc deficiency occasionally occurs in sandy soils containing excessive lime and in soils low in organic matter (typical of new yards where the topsoil has been removed). Excessive phosphate fertilization may aggravate a zinc problem. It will be seen more in years with cold wet springs.
Sweet corn, beans, and potatoes are the most likely vegetables to be affected. Symptoms include a general stunting of the plant due to shortening of internodes (stem length between leaves). Leaves on beans typically have a crinkled appearance and may become yellow or brown. On young corn, symptoms include a broad band of white–to-translucent tissue on both sides of the leaf midrib starting near the base of the leaf, but generally not extending to the tip.
Occasional manure applications will supply the zinc needs. If a soil test indicates zinc deficiency (less than 1 ppm), apply a zinc-containing fertilizer according to label directions.
Additional Information - CMG GardenNotes on Soils, Fertilizers and Soil Amendments:
- Introduction to Soils, #211
- The Living Soil, #212
- Managing Soil Tilth, #213
- Estimating Soil Texture, #214
- Soil Compaction, #215
- Earthworms, #218
- Soil Drainage, #219
- Soil Tests, #221
- Soil pH, #222
- Iron Chlorosis, #223
- Saline Soils, #224
- Plant Nutrition, #231
- Understanding Fertilizers, #232
- Calculating Fertilizer Application Rates, #233
- Organic Fertilizers, #234
- Soil Amendments, #241
- Using Manure in the Home Garden, #242
- Using Compost in the Home Garden, #243
- Cover Crops and Green Manure Crops, #244
- Mulching with Wood/Bark Chips, Grass Clippings and Rock, #245
- Making Compost, #246
- Asking Effective Questions about Soils, #251
- Colorado Master Gardener GardenNotes are available online at www.cmg.colostate.edu
- Colorado Master Gardener training is made possible by a grant from the Colorado Garden Show, Inc.
- Colorado State University, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and Colorado counties cooperating
- Extension programs are available to all without discrimination.
- No endorsements of products mentioned is intended nor is criticism implied of products not mentioned.
- Copyright. 2002-2016.Colorado State University Extension. All Rights Reserved. CMG GardenNotes may be reproduced, without change or additions, for nonprofit educational use.
Revised October 2014, October 2015
Updated Wednesday, January 13, 2016 by Mary Small


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Here's one from today! Sometimes all you need on a rainy day is a cat and a hat! This one is just a one light setup!
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This is awesome portraiture. Nicely done and love the colors of the outfit and how they compliment the cat's coat.
Once again an amazing job. You daughter must love to have her picture taken and seems so patient. The toning and the use of brown is perfect. It makes your eye pull right to the cat and then your little girl. Thanks for sharing. What a great photo album you are making of her. Do you ever do portraits of other people?
I'm impressed. Even your cat is a excellent model. You have one very photogenic household.
So lovely +Bill Gekas --my daughter likes to do this with her dog and my son with a chinchilla! Beautiful portrait indeed!
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AbstractSciTec and Sandia National Laboratories (SNL) propose a multi-scale simulation architecture for generating optical signatures from missile intercept debris clouds based on output from hydrocode tools developed at SNL while furthering optical data exploitation from the library of Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense (ABMD) intercept test. This will require developing data-driven relationships for matching critical debris properties between first principles simulation results and optical measurements. Averaged material properties from optical measurements will be approximated by exploiting the multi-sensor/multi-spectral measurements on ABMD intercept flights tests through an innovative optimization procedure that matches fast-running debris and radiation transport models with measured intensities. This approach will address the EO/IR scene modeling needs of ABMD pre-mission analysis, critical design considerations related to debris mitigation for Ballistic Missile Defense System (BMDS) elements, and aims to extend confidence to optical hit and kill assessment algorithms to engagement conditions outside of those which will be tested during ABMD flight tests. Additionally, this approach will shed light on the existing shortcomings of both first principle intercept simulations and fast running phenomenology approaches.
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SANTA FE — Government efficiency is currently the major focus in Santa Fe. Maybe it was the stern warning from legislative leaders that tax hikes are not inevitable as Gov. Bill Richardson has suggested.
The spotlight on tax increases certainly will return as the Budget Balancing Task Force makes its report to the governor.
SANTA FE — Merry Christmas. I hope saying that doesn't ruin somebody's day. I realize not all of you are Christians but ours is a diverse society. We should all be willing to appreciate each other's traditions.
A Jewish congregation down the street places a large menorah on its fence, this time of year, which I always appreciate. Apparently the rest of the neighbors do too because it goes back up every year.
If you look in the habitat of print journalists, you won't find many with any fashion sense. In fact, if you could see our closets, you'd probably laugh. One reporter I knew thought hiking boots, jeans and a flannel shirt constituted professional attire – and this was a woman.
So that's why Gilbert Gallegos stood out from the crowd. It's not that he was a flashy dresser, but in a newsroom of the, uh, stylishly challenged he stood out in his khakis, pressed white shirt and tie.
Not every kid is worried about how Kris Kringle can go to so many houses in the world, all in one night.
Unlike you, Antonia, my curious young friend, those kids will probably not be reading this column.
But since you asked, I have looked into the question for the most current and credible peer-reviewed description and here's what I found.
The best explanation of Santa's technological powers came this year from Larry Silverberg, a real-life professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering at North Carolina State University.
This week we take a break from politics, pay-to-play and pocketbook issues to celebrate all things New Mexican. With a tip of the hat to comedian Jeff Foxworthy ...
If your good jeans are the ones you wear to church, funerals or the Santa Fe Opera, you must be a New Mexican.
If linguists, anthropologists and historians appear at the door to visit with grandpa or grandma, you must be a New Mexican.
If you've ever voted for a politician named Jack Daniels, Johnnie Walker or Jose Cuervo, you're definitely a New Mexican.
I used to have the utmost respect for our local police department and considered their efforts to be outstanding but no more. My 18-year-old granddaughter was carelessly pulling her boy friend's car from in front of our house and an oncoming car hit the front end. Three police personnel just happened to be nearby and investigated immediately.
I am extremely disappointed with the recent job elimination action by the 3M Corporation in Los Alamos. Only eight weeks ago, a 3M company officer spoke to the assembled workers at Imtec's HYTEC Technology Center in Los Alamos. He told us, your jobs are safe; your job may change, but you will have a job. Eight weeks later there was a different plan and no satisfactory explanation for the job cuts by the 3M Corporation. Twelve positions were eliminated, without warning, on Dec. 7.
The Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce (GACC) proposed last month that New Mexico reimpose the tax on food. The food tax issue has not gone away, but a wiser strategy would be a targeted tax on junk food, rather than making necessities like fruits, vegetables and baby food more expensive for New Mexico families.
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We examine the history of "FF" comics, and why the limited release of a manga with the "Type-0 HD" Collector's Edition provides reason to hope for more.
Day 3 of E3 2009 is in the books, and we've compiled some of the interesting news of the day, including some "Final Fantasy XIV" info, another Kojima announcement, and a promotion for Lionhead's Peter Molyneux.
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Hey Everyone,
Just a reminder that the Milwaukee REIA general meeting is next Tuesday October 8th starting at 6pm at the Brookfield Suites 1200 S. Moorland Rd.
We are lucky to have Steve Cook join us! Steve's been here before, and he's our most requested speaker. So that we all have the same baseline, Eric is offering a free copy of Steve's Real Estate business plan for everyone that REGISTERS for the event. Even if you're a paid member, we need you to REGISTER if you want the business plan emailed to you. Register at http://www.milwaukeereia.com
If you need more info on Steve, read Eric's testimonial below:
Chances are, you're in one of 2 categories: Either you're still trying to get into Real Estate investing and you just can't figure out how to get it going... OR- you've gotten your business running- but now the business is running you! It feels like you're constantly running to keep things going, and maybe you're even wondering if real estate investing is worth all the effort.
I hear these 2 concerns from people all the time. In fact, it used to be me saying it!
But then I met Steve Cook in 2009, and what he shared with me changed my investing life forever. The first thing I learned is that everything starts with a plan, but what helped me the most was figuring how to make that plan work for the life I wanted. And guess what? It's a work in progress, but I haven't looked back since.
And you can have the same experience.
Steve is a uber-successful Real Estate investor in his own right, but what keeps him especially sharp is that he is also a coach and mentor to many millionaire investors all over the country.
And he's joining us Tuesday night to share what he and they have learned over the last couple years.
Personally, if there was just one meeting you could come to this year, I believe this is probably the one you need to be at.
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Another study promotes chocolate's health benefits
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munich, germany -- There's more good news for chocolate lovers.
Scientists have found that eating dark chocolate appears to improve the function of important cells lining the wall of blood vessels for at least three hours.
The study, involving 17 healthy young volunteers who agreed to eat a bar of dark chocolate and then get an ultrasound, found that eating dark chocolate seemed to make the blood vessels more flexible, which helps prevent the hardening of the arteries that leads to heart attacks.
But experts cautioned that the weight gain from eating a lot of chocolate probably would cancel out the apparent benefit.
Dark chocolate is rich in flavonoids, which act as natural antioxidants -- chemicals that combat the damage oxygen does to the body.
However, that does not mean that chocolate binges will ward off a heart attack, experts warn.
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Nearly 150 nonprofit agencies will participate in Give Ozarks, Community Foundation of the Ozarks' 24-hour online giving day Tuesday, May 3. The City of Springfield is participating in Give Ozarks to fundraise for the planned Route 66 Plaza Clock Tower as part of the Route 66 Plaza streetscape project at College Street and Broadway Avenue along Historic Route 66, which the City will break ground for this summer to kick of the sixth annual Birthplace of Route 66 Festival Aug. 12-14.
The estimated cost for the Route 66 Plaza Clock Tower is about $55,000.
In addition to the 24 hours of fund raising, Nathan P. Murphy's in downtown Springfield will host an evening of jazz, blues and classic rock to benefit the project. Doors open at 5 p.m., and the lineup includes local blues performer King Clarentz, Brenda Meyer Band, Roots 66 and street performer O'Neal. The cover charge is $10 for those 21 and over, and $14 for those under 21.
Saturday, April 30 marked the 90th anniversary of the telegram sent from Springfield proposing U.S. 66 as the name for the new Chicago-to-L.A. highway, which is why Springfield is officially recognized as the birthplace of the iconic "Mother Road."
Route 66 meandered across Springfield from Kearney to Glenstone to St. Louis Street, through Park Central Square to Olive and College streets, then headed west along what is now Chestnut Expressway.
Springfield is currently redeveloping the College Street portion of Route 66 through Springfield.
While the City is implementing certain infrastructure improvements along the College Street stretch of Historic Route 66 between Grant Avenue and Kansas Expressway, it must leverage its investment in the project with private donations and other sources of funding. A larger plan to revitalize Historic Route 66 through other parts of Springfield could roll out in phases, as the City gauges interest and potential funding.
The City broke ground May 22, 2014 for the Birthplace of Route 66 Roadside Park near the intersection of College Street and Fort Avenue.
"We hope to make Springfield THE stop along the famed, historic byway," says City Manager Greg Burris.
About Give OzarksThe Community Foundation of the Ozarks and BKD Wealth Advisors are presenting this region-wide effort to raise awareness of philanthropy, encourage online donations to participating nonprofits and offer prizes and matching funds.
These nonprofit agencies will work to raise online donations from midnight to midnight on May 3 at giveozarks.org for a variety of needs that will improve services and opportunities for Ozarks residents.
This is the second year for Give Ozarks; in 2015, the first region-wide online giving day raised more than $1 million for about 150 nonprofit agencies.
Making a secure donation is simple. From midnight to midnight on May 3, donors can log onto giveozarks.org and search for a specific nonprofit or a cause they support to complete a basic credit-card donation. All donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by the IRS.
"Although philanthropy and charitable giving know no season, we are very excited for the opportunity to focus on a day to emphasize giving," CFO President Brian Fogle said. "The dollar benefits might accrue only for a day, but the possibility of new awareness of our non-profits, a new understanding of the good things they do, and an appreciation of charitable support should grow throughout the year."
Community Foundation of the Ozarks is hosting Give Ozarks with presenting sponsor BKD Wealth Advisors and platinum sponsors The Musgrave Foundation, The Commerce Trust Co./Coover Charitable Foundation and Ron and Janice Penney.
Founded in 1973, CFO has grown to include 45 affiliate community foundations and more than 2,700 charitable funds.
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Route 66, also known as the "Mother Road" and the "Main Street of America," was conceived 90 years ago Saturday in downtown Springfield.
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The City of Springfield and Birthplace of Route 66 Festival partners KY3, Aaron Sachs & Associates, P.C. and Ozarks On Two Wheels announced the 2016 festival event lineup at a press conference at the historic Gillioz Theatre March...Read on...
Please join us for a press conference at 10 a.m., Tuesday, March 22 at the historic Gillioz Theatre, 325 Park Central East, as we announce the featured attractions of the 2016 Birthplace of Route 66 Festival.
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Route 66 Festival attendees are invited to come out to the corner of College Street and Broadway Avenue at 7 p.m. tonight to see what the new Route 66 streetscape will look like when it's built.
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Approximately 23,000 people visited downtown Springfield Aug. 14-16 for the 5th Annual Birthplace of Route 66 Festival, presented by KY3/KSPR/CW and Aaron Sachs & Associates.
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A gathering of authors, artists, collectors and associations affiliated with Route 66 will be at the Old Glass Place, 501 E. St. Louis 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday, Aug. 15 and Sunday, Aug. 16.
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Please mark your calendar to celebrate all things Route 66 Aug. 14-16 at the fifth annual Birthplace of Route 66 Festival in downtown Springfield. This year's festival promises to be the best yet!
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