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LOUISVILLE – Ever since Dr. Naismith tacked that first peach basket to a wall, one of the simple, accepted truths about basketball has been to work for shots closer to the basket.
"High percentage shots," are what coaches at every level and in every locale preach.
But apparently James Naismith never met the girls' basketball team from St. Joseph Central Catholic High School in Huntington, W.Va.
UPDATED 9:45 a.m. Saturday: Anderson County girls' basketball game with Sacred Heart at Mercy Academy in Louisville has been canceled. Anderson athletic director Rick Salle said, in a text message, "We are not sending a bus. Too dangerous so we have canceled (the) girls' game."
Anderson could play Sacred Heart next Saturday, Feb. 1, in the Louisville Invitational Tournament semifinals. Anderson could also play Ballard, a team the Lady Bearcats were to have played last Saturday, in the LIT quarterfinals Friday night.
The following people were arrested and transported to jail during the past week, according to information released Monday by Anderson County Jailer Joani Clark.
Jan. 13
Deanna Morgan, drug court violations, by the Anderson County Sheriff's Office.
Jan. 14
Ashley Coulter, criminal mischief, criminal trespassing, by the Anderson County Sheriff's Office.
Michael Reyes, criminal mischief, criminal trespassing, by the Anderson County Sheriff's Office.
Judge Linda Armstrong heard the following cases during Anderson District Court proceedings on November 25, 2013.
James E. Bolen, show cause, failure of owner to maintain required insurance/security – failed to appear.
Dallas L. Crawford, show cause, failure of owner to maintain required insurance/security – paid.
Christopher D. Downs, show cause, failure of owner to maintain required insurance/security – paid.
Compassionate Friends announce upcoming meetings
The Compassionate Friends will host meetings for bereavement parents who have lost children of any age.
Meetings are held on the first Thursday from 6:30-8:30 p.m. and the third Monday from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the hospice building, 643 Teton Trail in Frankfort.
For more information, contact Kathy Wainscott at 502-517-6289.
Anderson County Extension Office
Thursday, Jan. 23, 1964
Bank president Frank Routt named officers at Anderson National Bank.
They included Allen Hanks, vice president; Euith Crossfield, cashier; Mrs. Ollie Lyen and Mrs. C.C. Fallis, assistant cashiers, Clark Rowland, teller and bank clerk; Bruce Royalty, note teller and bank clerk; Mary Searcy, Marguerite Renfro, Brenda Sutherland, Connie Buntain and Mary Jane Briscoe, bookkeepers.
In Sunday's edition of the Lexington Herald-Leader in an article titled "Abortion laws in the balance," columnist John Cheves describes an impending battle in the Kentucky Legislature to restrict access to, and consequently reduce the number of, abortions in our commonwealth.
Historical Society
to meet Thursday
The Anderson County Historical Society plans to hold a meeting on Thursday, Jan. 23 at 7 p.m. in the public library.
The geography of Kentucky will be the topic of discussion. This meeting is free and open to the public.
Project Linus 'National
Make-A-Blanket Day'
to be held
Project Linus will be hosting a "National Make-A-Blanket Day" on Feb. 8 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Shelby County Extension Office, according to a news release.
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About the Screenplays:
The screenplays of Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright John Patrick Shanley have earned him a reputation as a gifted writer with a great range and imagination. His movies Moonstruck, Five Corners, and Joe Versus the Volcano have starred such Hollywood luminaries as Cher — who took home an Oscar for her performance in Moonstruck — Nicolas Cage, Jodie Foster, John Turturro, Meg Ryan, and Tom Hanks. This collection showcases John Patrick Shanley's talent for creating dialogue that is true to his characters and his ability to tell their stories in eccentric and intensely humorous situations.
About the Screenwriter:
John Patrick Shanley is an American playwright, screenwriter, and director. Shanley has written some two dozen Off-Broadway plays since the 1970s, but he is best known for Doubt, which won the 2005 Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award. He has also written extensively for TV and film, and his credits include the teleplay for Live from Baghdad and screenplays for Five Corners and Moonstruck, for which he won an Academy Award for original screenplay.

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WELCOME to our 2017-18 Kids Club!
kids4truth @FBCmorris is held from 6-7pm twice a month during the school year (September-May). Kids in K-8th Grade are encouraged to join us in our study of God's Word.
Purpose of kids4truth @ FBC | Morris:
Provide a scripturally sound children's program to assist parents in teaching and training their children to love God and His Word.
Save the Date: 2017-18 Kids4truth Kickoff
Wednesday, September 13, 2017 @ 6:00p
Our 2017-18 Theme Nights
Sep 13 Kids4truth Kickoff
Sep 27 Fun on the Farm Night
Oct 11 Jersey Night
Oct 25 Backwards Night
Nov 8 Red, White & Blue Night
Nov 15 Crazy Sock Night
Nov 29 Pajama Night
Dec 13 Christmas Party
Jan 3 Crazy Hat Night
Jan 17 Paper Airplane Night
Feb 7 Flashlight Night
Feb 21 Stuffed Animal Night
Mar 7 Travel Night
Mar 21 Basketball Night
Apr 4 Beach Night
Apr 25 Goofy Glasses Night
May 9 Fishing Night
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Papers on land settlement in Sennar, 1915 ; report on the proposed boundary between French and British territory in N. Darfur, 1917 ; reports on horse shows in Kordofan, 1921-1923 ; memorandum on Some African type buildings for use in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, with photographs; handbook of Khartoum Province, 1936 ; memorandum on the layout and development of Khartoum, Khartoum North and Omdurman, with photographs; memorandum on the public health of Khartoum Province, with photographs; account of the history, planning and development of Khartoum; correspondence re the Slatin memorial, 1936-1937 ; personal letters; diaries; articles and lecture notes; water colours; 6 cinefilms of Khartoum with VHS video copies; 1,734 photographs and glass slides including Nile campaigns 1884-1885 and 1896-1898 , Darfur campaign 1916 and Abyssinian campaign, 1940-1941 ; 10 maps and plans; newspaper cuttings; museum objects; printed material
Sarsfield-Hall, E.G.
Archive Collection
- For more information, email the repository
- Advice on accessing these materials
- Cite this description https://archiveshub.jisc.ac.uk/data/gb33-sad[426]
- This material is held at
- ReferenceGB 33 SAD[426]
- Dates of Creation1884-1976
- Language of MaterialEnglish
- Physical Description14 boxes
Scope and Content
Administrative / Biographical History
Sudan Political Service, 1909-1936 , including appointments in Khartoum, Blue Nile, Sennar, Darfur and Kordofan provinces
Conditions Governing Access
Most archives are fully open for consultation, but it is advisable to check before your visit. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com
Acquisition Information
Presented by Sarsfield-Hall, 1962, Mrs Sarsfield-Hall, 1978 & 1981-1996, Miss C. Sarsfield-Hall, 1983-1996, 2008 & A.H.M. Kirk-Greene, 1991
Part of : Sudan Archive
Other Finding Aids
Online catalogue. Summary list only for later gifts, including several hundred photographs
Sarsfield-Hall, E.G., From Cork to Khartoum: memoirs of Southern Ireland and the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan 1886 to 1936 (Keswick, 1975) Sarsfield-Hall, E.G., Khartoum yesterday, today & tomorrow: a brief account of the history, planning and development of Khartoum and the neighbouring towns of Khartoum North and Omdurman


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Songkran 2015 - Phuket Thailand
Thai New Year – Water Festival
What is Songkran?
Songkran is Thailand's most famous festival. This important event in the Buddhist calendar marks the beginning of the traditional Thai New Year. The name Songkran comes from a Sanskrit word meaning 'passing' or 'approaching'. If you're on your way to this spectacle of a holiday, hope you booked a nice Phuket hotel that suits your water war party.
Songkran is celebrated throughout Thailand between the 13th and 15th of April, but in places like Chiang mai or Pattaya celebrations continue for even more days! The celebrations are extended until the 19th of April and this extension is traditionally called "Wan Lai festival", which literally means "the day that flows". This year in Phuket, once again it clashes with Phuket Bike Week 2015 but it's safe as the bikers normally do not ride on that day due to the danger. They later move to Phuket town for the latter part of the week after the Songkran Festival on 13th April.
The real meaning behind the water is to symbolically cleanse all misfortunes of the past year and to welcome the New Year with a clean and fresh new start. The Powder is to be signify renewed purity and a blessing of good fortune to come.
Traditionally, Thai people would politely pour a bowl of water on members of the family, their close friends and neighbors for good fortune and to pay their respects. As Songkran has taken a more festive note, a bowl has evolved into a bucket, garden hose and water guns, and the festive spirit of this holiday is shared among all residents and tourists alike.
Do's & Don'ts in Songkran
- Do use waterproof bags to protect your valuables. Dream on, if you think you won't get wet.
- Do watch your belongings. So much things going on so your stuff may go missing.
- Do use public transportation or walk, if you are heading to one of Songkran 'hotspots', as traffic will be paralyzed
- Do try wishing the locals a happy new year in Thai – "Sawasdee Pee Mai!"
- Do smile and have fun
- Do not douse monks, babies or the elderly
- Do not drive when you have been drinking
- Do not throw water with ice or dirty water
- Do not throw water at motorcyclists, to prevent road accidents


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Lonely People
It's said that some of the loneliest people are in a room full of people but no-one can see their emptiness inside. They feel like they are on a road with no-one and no help in sight.
They smile and laugh but inside they're crying out for help. Maybe the obstacles they are facing require more strength then they have or, the burden is too heavy for them to bear.
When discouragement and depression comes they can become vulnerable to suicide. Not because they want to die but because they can't see any other options.
The tunnel becomes real as it offers a light of hope that they can escape the pain and torment. The light promises a new beginning someplace else or at least the end of suffering.
Lonely people can be anyone at any time in any stage of life. Reach out to those you see in need. Take the time to listen to their heart because you may not ever get another chance. Don't brush aside their concerns because it seems insignificant to you.
Remember, we are all unique. What you can handle, I may not be able to. What you easily brush off may feel like a heavy weight to me. What may seem like no big deal to you is everything to me!
Love is real and powerful. Show more love in your words and actions to those around you starting today. Listen to someone ramblings; you just might help to save their life.
Hugs and Love from me to you! Valarie
A rose between friends
"Why do you like Samantha, Nicholas?"
He shrugs his shoulders, fidgets a little and says, "I just do!"
"Samantha, why do you like Nicholas?"
She giggles, "I don't know…because, because," playing with her fingers, " I just do!"
Is there a reason why they like each other? Or, maybe it's as simple as they just do. No reason necessary.
Hugs and Love from me to you! Valarie
What Do Your Words Taste Like?
What makes you beautiful are not styles, trends or fashions. It's not your hair, height, body type or any other imperfection you see. It's not other peoples thoughts and perceptions of what beauty is. Beauty is what's contained in your heart. It's the words spoken in love, genuine care and concern for others. It's reaching down to help someone up and/or if you're down, finding the strength and love to still encourage despite what you face. Beauty is not outward but inward. True beauty never fades, it last forever, despite outward appearance.


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Kindle Fire HD review: A better Kindle, but not a better tablet
I found X-Ray for Books to be quite useful, and it would be especially welcome when reading a sprawling novel with a sizable cast of characters that you're having trouble keeping track of. But as with X-Ray for Movies, it's a hit-or-miss affair. When it came to classics, I found it in Alice in Wonderland, but not in the monumental series of biographies of Lyndon Johnson by Robert Caro or in The Collected Works of Charles Dickens. (It would have been particularly welcome for Dickens' doorstop-size Bleak House, with its massive cast of characters and the convoluted legal case at its core.) Generally, though, I found it available on newer books.
Missing or unwanted features
I found several features that are -- surprisingly -- rather badly implemented on the Kindle Fire HD.
For example, the physical controls for turning the device on and off and for adjusting the volume are very difficult to find and use. They're small, black and flush with device's edge, and even when you know where they are, there's so little physical indication of their presence, you'll spend time locating them. The first Kindle Fire didn't have physical volume controls; it's almost as if these were put in as an afterthought.
At a Glance
AmazonPrice: $199 (16GB), $249 (32GB)Pros: Excellent integration with Amazon's content ecosystem; vivid, low-glare screen; high-quality stereo speakers; X-Ray for Movies and X-Ray for Books add valueCons: Limited app choice; occasionally sluggish performance; no GPS or wall charger; Amazon-customized interface not as good as Android 4.01 (Jelly Bean)
Even more annoying is the "Special Offers" advertising that greets you every time you turn on the device. One would expect that if you spend $199 for a piece of hardware you wouldn't have to deal with targeted ads. But that's exactly what happens every time you turn it on. Soon after announcing the Kindle Fire HD, Amazon decided to allow users to turn the ads off permanently -- for a $15 fee.
Curiously, there's no wall charger included with the device, just a USB cable. Worse yet, the Fire HD won't charge while it's in use. You can, if you want, pay extra for a wall charger: $10 if you buy it when you purchase the device, and $20 if you purchase it after that.
So that $199 purchase price is a bit misleading: If you want to avoid ads and charge your device from a wall socket, it can really cost up to $234.
The bottom line
The Kindle Fire HD is not a general-purpose tablet, despite Amazon's claims that it's "the best tablet at any price." It's not.
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- the highest point; summit;
peak: The empire was at the acme of its power.
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fur′ni•ture•less, adj.
- the movable articles, as tables, chairs, desks or cabinets, required for use or ornament in a house, office, or the like.
- fittings, apparatus, or necessary accessories for something.
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Making it 'mio': Kraft to launch liquid water enhancers
NORTHFIELD, Ill. — As part of its focus to drive growth among product categories, Kraft Foods said that the company is gearing up to introduce new liquid water enhancers.
Kraft Foods North America president, Tony Vernon, said that the company's MiO liquid water enhancers mark its largest beverage brand introduction in a decade. The idea is that with a few droplets, bland water can be transformed into a zero-calorie flavored beverage.
Kraft already has developed a Facebook page for the brand, which will launch nationwide March 7. MiO will be available in six fruity flavors, including berry pomegranate, fruit punch and more.
The company filed for a U.S. federal trademark for the brand name MiO ("mine" in Italian) last August. It received published-for-opposition status on Feb. 2.
Kraft has validated Flavor4...which was concieved in 2009. We brought it to market in fall of 2010. Thankfully Flavor4 is healthier than MiO and can be seen at www.flavor4.com
Kashi expands cereal lineup with Golden Goodness
LA JOLLA, Calif. — Kashi announced the latest new cereal addition to its line of all natural foods.
Kashi Golden Goodness combines Kashi's seven whole grain blend and sweet corn, which are baked into flakes and clusters that are sweetened with a touch of honey and molasses.
Kashi Golden Goodness cereal now is available in grocery stores nationwide for a suggested retail price of $3.99.
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CandyRific plans seasonal offerings for fall, winter
NEW YORK — CandyRific is making holiday celebrations better than ever with new M&M's-branded novelty items.
This Halloween, expect to see frightfully fun M&M's products, which include a Halloween candy fan (suggested retail price of $3.99), Halloween embossed tin (SRP $1.99), Halloween sticker/stamper (SRP $2.99), Halloween screamers with sound (SRP $3.99) and a light-up Halloween candy pop fan (SRP $3.99).
This winter, Candy-Rific also will introduce M&M's Christmas-themed items, including:
Candy dome key chain (SRP $1.99);
Flashlight key chain (SRP $4.99);
Christmas embossed tin (SRP $1.99);
Christmas stick/stamper (SRP $2.99);
Christmas fan (SRP $3.99);
Christmas coin bank (SRP $2.99);
Christmas 9-in. dispenser (SRP $5.99); and
Christmas single-chute dispenser ($5.99).
CandyRific sells candy and novelty product combinations utilizing popular licensed brands. The company most recently introduced M&M's products based on the hit film Star Wars.
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Where did all of the yarn go, you ask? All of our inventory is at Knitique in Elk Grove, CA for a Trunk Show through October 24th. Bernie and I will be at the shop this coming Saturday, October 12th and we hope to see you there!
I'll update the shop on Monday, October 21st, with a limited supply of some new colorways we're working on. I'll post some pictures before the update so you can get a preview of what's coming.
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Wonder Woman III progression
Well it's finally done. I really enjoyed working on this because it was back to basics.....pencils, inks, and color, with out the aid of a computer. I used a uniball ink pen,Sakura brush pens and those Tombo double tipped markers for color and I gotta tell ya. It felt old-school which was pretty nice..kinda gets the cobwebs out and you know what...it needs to be done more often..at least for me. And on top of that this is for a good cause and I'm just glad to be a part of it. Thanks for the heads up on that Rob!


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by Aaron Landry
Question by Heather C: How do I word a thesis statement on the proposed tax on sugared beverages?
I'm writing a paper for my English class and I can't seem to develop a cause and effect thesis on my topic. I am writing about the proposed tax on sugared beverages and attempting to persuade the audience that this tax is unnecessary. I don't know how to make it cause and effect though, I can only come up with the argument that obesity is not the direct effect of sugared beverages. Please help!
Best answer:
Answer by becky
Placing a tax on sugared beverages, would cause an uproar from citizens and effect the tax rate by causing inflation of taxes among other things.((you have a cause and effect and where your decision lies is clearly stated))
some key points you could use.
It would be almost as if history is repeating itself,but the repetition would be modified to todays new age,soda and other drinks.(compare it to the boston tea party,revolts on the taxes placed on tea)
wiht taxes going up, but household income not how can americans afford to pay?
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Join us for our signature event — Dig with the Experts! This is our very popular and yearly opportunity to unearth the best, most complete, and most unexpected fossils at Penn Dixie. We'll have equipment do the heavy lifting and scientific experts on site to help with locating and identifying the best fossils. You'll have to do your share of splitting and digging, of course, but you're guaranteed to find something cool and interesting.
Saturday May 19: 9 am to 4 pm — SOLD OUT
Sunday May 20: 9 am to 4 pm — SOLD OUT
Monday May 21: 9 am to 4 pm — No reservations needed/Park open with limited staffing
Expert volunteers will lead the dig in a freshly excavated section of the Lower Windom Shale and will demonstrate how to find trilobites, cephalopods, fish remains, brachiopods, corals, wood, and many of the other fossils that can be found at Penn Dixie. Select a date below to purchase your tickets. Your email confirmation serves as your tickets, but we'll have a master guest list at check-in as well.
Saturday May 19: SOLD OUT
Sunday May 20: SOLD OUT
Monday May 21: No charge for Dig attendees. Otherwise $10 for adults, $7 for children.
International guests: Please contact us with your name, order info (i.e., dates, numbers of tickets), and member status. We'll send you a PayPal invoice directly.
But, wait — there's more! 'Paleo' Joe Kchodl will once again join us for a special science talk the evening before the dig. Paleo Joe will present: Dinosaur: CSI at on Friday May 18 at 6:30 pm in the Gateway Building Auditorium, 3556 Lakeshore Road in Blasdell, NY. This family-friendly presentation is FREE for Penn Dixie members and $5 for the public.
Dig with the Experts draws collectors from around the globe for this unique opportunity, which is co-led by our friends from the Cincinnati Dry Dredgers. Bring a hammer, chisel, safety glasses, newspaper, and paper towels to wrap your fossils. Extra water is recommended, plus bring rain gear just in case the weather doesn't cooperate.
Food trucks will be on site Saturday and Sunday to serve lunch. Guests are welcome to bring their own food and beverages, as well as a small cart to transport personal items and specimens. Chairs and umbrellas are okay, too. We thank Zoladz Construction Co., Inc. for their help to get Penn Dixie ready for this big event.
Additional information:
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Mindfulness involves learning to direct out attention to our experience as it unfolds, moment by moment, with open-minded curiosity and acceptance. Rather than worrying about what happened or might happen, it trains us to respond skilfully to whatever is happening right now, be that good or bad. In adults, mindfulness training has been proven time and again to improve health and wellbeing. It also helps people of all ages to learn more effectively, think more clearly, perform better and to feel calmer and less anxious. (From mindfulnessinschools.org)
What is Mindfulness? From the Mindfulness in Schools Project
Mindfulness Resources - Jamie Large, Ardingly College
Ed Halliwell - Mindfulness training in Sussex


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Rooms were clean but bed hard , old out dated carpet , drapes , and bed spreads. Not very many towels left no water pressure. Pillow cases and sheets looked stained but over all a cheap deal for friends.
"First floor rooms are great being you can park at your door. Security is great."


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Casio have already been around for a long time now. Through its inception in Apr 1946 by Tadao Kashio the company has constantly produced innovative products. We had a quick go through through a brief history section upon the Casio website (faster than a coffee) and arrived across a picture associated with 14-A, the first all-electric compact calculator conceived within 1957. Take a look at the dimension of the thing! Who else within their right mind known as that compact, its the bloody desk! Launching their own first watch in year 1974, Casio entered the watch market at a period when the watch business had just discovered electronic technology. This alone screams in my experience that from the actual beginning Casio are not any later or early adopters, these people are innovators.
It simply would go to show how rapidly we have advanced more than the last half millennium. We've atomic digital timepieces with built in calculators, barometers and solar technologies that sit nice comfortable on our wrist. I had been cleaning my room final Monday and I simply happened to find the old Casio Illuminator. This was put into among my junk drawers. I believe everyone has a rubbish drawer where all the actual stuff you don't wish to throw in the garbage eventually ends up. Ironically, in the opinion, they are just like a look back in period themselves putting together a reminisce associated with past bed cleans. In order to my surprise, the electric battery still had live as well as it hadn't lost in order to much time.
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There are signs that Israel and Iran are almost at war
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I think that Israel and Iran are about to have war, I have some information to back me up, Con will rebut me.
There is going to be war in the Middle East. It is just a matter of time until it happens. Israel has decided that there is no way that it can ever allow Iran to develop the capability to build nuclear weapons. Iran has gone "all-in" on developing a nuclear program and it has become a matter of national pride at this point. Iran does not fear an Israeli attack against its nuclear program. In fact, Iran anticipates that an Israeli attack would cause the Islamic nations of the Middle East to come together and declare war against Israel. Sadly, there is a very strong chance that an Israeli attack on Iran would actually spark a larger regional war. But there is no way that Israel is going to allow Iran to develop the capability to build nuclear weapons, and time for a strike may be running out.
Well at the moment its all talk, but it seems there may be a war. However, Israel should think before it strikes Iran. The Iranian government claims it has setup missile defences to protect its nuclear facilities and there is a debate as to whether the Israel has the ability to air strike these facilities based in the mountains. Furthermore the two countries share no common border, this would mean Israel would have to deploy their air force over Arab countries most of which are also sworn enemies of Israel. Secondly, even if Israel managed to successfully deploy their planes to the persian golf, Iran has some pretty good missile defence systems capable of destroying any attacking jets or naval warships? Thirdly, Iran has long range missiles which they have threatened to use against Israel and US bases in the region if they are struck. This would be devastating and cost hundreds of Israeli lives. Also, Israel has troubles handling fighting in the Gaza strip and Lebanon these days so how will deal with a much bigger Iran?
Last of all, the debate of whether Iran is true in what they deny, their desire to develop nuclear weapons at all? Many believe it is nothing but western or zionist propaganda as an excuse to start another war. Remembers Iraq? If they lied about suddam hussein having nukes why should we believe anything they say about Iran? True Suddam possessed chemical weapons, but only ones that were sold to him by the US in the 1980's. But he had nuclear weapons. If Israel go on about how Iran shouldn't have nuclear weapons then why do they? It is no secret Israel is currently the only country in the middle east to have a nuclear arsenal and for such a small country such a huge stock pile of mass destructive weapons. And why? Definitely not for peaceful purposes. You only have to look at the country's short history and you decide for yourself is Israel really the victim or the perpetrator?
So the question of war, probably, but reasons behind are a different matter all together.
Thanks for accepting this interesting debate.
It has become quite clear that the Obama administration does not want to strike Iran. So if Israel wants to do something about Iran, Israel is going to have to be the one to do it. But if Obama wins the U.S. election in November, he might work to actively block Israel from attacking Iran for his entire second term, and the Israelis believe that by 2016 it will be way too late to do anything about Iran's nuclear program. If Israel attacks before the election, Obama would be in danger of appearing to be "anti-Israel" if he came out against the attack. And considering the fact that Jewish voters are a key voting block in swing states such as Florida that is not something he would want to do. But after the election Obama would not have to worry about what Jewish voters think. After the election Obama could move to block an attack on Iran indefinitely.
Of course if Mitt Romney wins the upcoming election things would likely be different. Romney has taken a much harder line against Iran than Obama has.
But the Israelis know that the upcoming election could go either way.
In fact, if the election was held today Obama would probably win (http://www.realclearpolitics.com...)
That is why the next couple of months are such a potentially dangerous time for the Middle East.
If Israel does not move against Iran now, moving against them later could be far more difficult if Obama wins a second term.
So when could we potentially see an attack?
Well, it probably would not happen prior to or during the very important Jewish holidays that are coming up in late September and early October.
That means that the most likely time for a strike would be between mid-October and election day in the United States in early November.
But will it actually happen?
Only time will tell.
The following are signs that Israel and Iran are almost at WAR.
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Morgan Stanley & Co. is set to make changes in 2015 that will result in brokers having more of their compensation deferred, according to a source familiar with the matter.
Morgan Stanley Wealth Management plans to consolidate the grid-based payout with two bonuses, and then tie a greater portion of that total to company stock and vesting requirements, said the source, who asked not to be identified. Previously, the bonuses were the only portion of compensation that was deferred and were paid separately from the grid payout.
As a result of the changes, most brokers will likely see a rise of a couple of percentage points in how much of their pay is deferred. The impact will vary depending on how much the broker is bringing in and the length of service.
Branch and complex managers were briefed on the plan this week at a meeting in Greenwich, Conn. It has not yet been formally rolled out to Morgan Stanley's 16,000-plus advisers.
As an example, take a $1.1 million producer — slightly above average — who has been with the firm for 10 years. Previously, that broker would have received 48% total payout at a grid rate of 44%, a revenue bonus of 1.5% and a length-of-service award of 2.5%.
The total deferred under this year's plan is 4% from the bonuses, or about $44,000, which is about 8.3% of the total payout of $528,000. That deferred compensation is paid out as 75% cash, which vests over eight years, and 25% equity, which converts to company stock in four years.
In 2015, the percentages will be calculated in the same manner. Instead of a separate breakout for the bonuses, however, the broker will be presented with the total combined payout of 48%, and then a set portion of that will be deferred. For the same $1.1 million producer, it will be deferred at a rate of 10% of the total income, which translates to $52,800.
The deferral rate will vary depending on production. It will start at 1.5% for those generating less than $220,000 and top out at 15.5% for a $5 million producer.
How much more the broker sees deferred will vary, according to compensation expert Andy Tasnady, who had not seen the plan and based his analysis on a reporter's explanation. Lower producers and those new to Morgan Stanley could be hit the hardest because they may not have much of their pay currently tied to the deferred bonus pay.
"It's going to vary a lot [in that example]," said Mr. Tasnady, of Tasnady Associates. "But there's clearly going to be some segments, particularly newer people, who are going to get a lot more deferred."
The length of service bonus begins at five years, and the revenue bonus starts at $825,000. A very small number of the largest producers who have the most already tied to deferred compensation could actually see a decrease in deferral amounts.
Mr. Tasnady said the deferral rate was "reasonable" compared to what he had seen at competitor firms.
Firms have been moving toward more deferred compensation because it helps keep brokers in their seats and gives the firms an opportunity to claw back some of the money if they jump ship, he said.
It also can help lower compensation expenses in the short term because the payout is structured over eight years rather than hitting the balance sheet as a lump sum.
"They like it because they get a favorable accounting treatment because it gives them an immediate [profit] bump," he said, based on the assumptions in the example that it would take eight years for the payout to fully vest. "They also like having more stickiness to the relationship because there's more unvested compensation at risk."
Some brokers, however, can be less sanguine about the trend, he said.
"Brokers like cash," Mr. Tasnady said. "There's a large core set of brokers who either need the cash now because they're spending all of it, or prefer to have the cash because if they're going to leave in three years they don't like having a big unvested balance they have to leave behind."
Morgan Stanley's executives have been focused on reducing broker compensation as a share of overall revenue. They have said, however, that they plan to achieve that reduction by encouraging brokers to sell more loans and banking products that are considered "non-compensable" and not paid out on the grid.


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Learn everything there is to know about building a well-stocked kitchen.
This sauce is great for serving with roasted and braised meats.
This is a delicious, well-balanced sauce that tastes like chicken, lemon, and herbs.
"Pork belly is one of my favorite cuts of meat in the entire world."
Caramelized onions are both sweet and savory, with endlessly versatile applications.
Searing uses high heat and hot fat to cook protein so it is crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and flavorful all-around.
"Today we're going to talk about basic types of knives that chefs and home cooks can use."
Tenderizing protein allows for more even cooking and a better, softer texture.
Onions are the flavor foundation for many soups, sauces, and other dishes. Each variety has a slightly different flavor and use.
This method of cooking works with so many different meats and vegetables, especially during the holidays.
The first step in cooking with avocados.
A roux is one of the basic fundamental techniques and ingredients in making sauces and soups.
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IBM was one of the very first brands to hold an event in the brand new Chelsea Theatre in the Cosmopolitan, Las Vegas. It was their PartnerWorld Leadership Conference for 2,000 global attendees so it was extremely important that they go with an agency they trust to get the job done.
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This article can help you understand the causes of zits as well as ways to treat it.
Try using tea tree oil on areas where you break out.Tea tree oil can reduce the oil buildup responsible for your pores.
People who suffer from pimples often tempted to pop their infected pores. If you cannot withstand not popping your whiteheads, make sure your hands and fingernails are clean so that you do not get any bacteria into your pores; this will cause another pimple!
Resist the temptation to pick at and do not pop zits. Use a drying treatment cream instead. You run the risk of infection and scarring if you pick your zits spots. The uneven discolorations that often result from picking at the skin can take years to fade away.
One of the worst things to do with pimples is to pick at your pimples. Popping your pimples can cause bacteria around that causes zits. You also taking the risk of leaving scars behind.
Avoid pimples by laying on a clean pillowcases each night. Just picture yourself resting your face on this each night.
The herbs in chamomile tea are a fantastic herbal remedy for fighting pimples.
Zinc helps pimples because it reduces the formation of damaging free radicals from forming under your skin. Cystic acne sufferers interested in lessening facial lumpiness should take zinc supplements each day.
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Look for skin products that include salicylic acid. This helps the skin to shed dead cells quicker.
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Around 1760, a one-storey building was built with a central risalit for the von Dewitz family and was later connected to the main house.
In 1780, the main house was transformed into a two-storey mansion with opulent interior decoration in Baroque style. Around 1840, the older mansion was redesigned. This time, it was transformed into a building with a kerb roof on a pedestal floor with a triaxial central risalit in the French Renaissance style. In 1905, the commercial wing was added. The estate was owned by the von Dewitz family until 1905. From 1905 to 1942, it was owned by the Barons of Bodenhausen followed by the von Schwerin family until 1945.
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When Linda Smith* complained about the cost of her son's private boarding school during a meeting at the family psychiatrist's office, she was presented with an unexpected referral.
The psychiatrist promptly pulled a flyer out of his desk for a seminar at a local Massachusetts hotel on wealth management for families coping with mental illness. The host of that event was Ameriprise financial advisory team Michael Scott & Associates based in Westborough, Mass., that set out to help families like the Smiths four years ago.
Smith's two sons, ages 13 and 14, each suffer from their own particular combinations of psychological conditions such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, bipolar disorder, anxiety and depression.
"Neither one is capable of managing money, and we don't expect that will change," Smith says. "We certainly want them to be gainfully employed, if that's possible, but [want to] at least give them a cushion."
Smith and her husband Alex* attended the seminar. When it was over, she did something she says she almost never does: check a box on a feedback form permitting the team to contact her. Now one year later, Smith says that working with Scott's advisory team has transformed her family's wealth management plan. Becoming clients of Scott's team required the Smiths to temporarily put off the update to their estate plan they were already working on with an attorney. The family also had previously established a will and health care proxy. However, those existing plans were not coordinated.
Scott's wealth advisory team worked with the Smiths to create a new master plan starting from the very basics—identifying the core values that were most important to them. From there, the team worked to pull the other aspects of the wealth plan together, which included several meetings with the family psychiatrist, financial planners and estate attorney.
"These families want to know how financial independence looks and feels while protecting their loved one," says Ameriprise's Michael Scott, a private wealth advisor and managing director of his eponymous firm. "They might have a picture of that in their mind, but [have] not necessarily had their wealth and their estate planning designed to support that," he says. "So with what we're doing, a lot of time is spent developing that blueprint."
The process between Scott and the Smiths also brought out new investment options that the family did not previously know existed, including different kinds of special needs trusts, insurance policies and tax-saving opportunities. It also meant balancing their heavy load of high-risk stock investments with other opportunities like managed stock funds, real estate investment trusts and more boutique investments.
"We have all these safeguards in place to help cushion economic downturns, and so we've become more focused on wealth management as opposed to [emphasizing] growth," Smith, the client, recalls. "Our priorities have shifted, and we had to come to that. That was a real sea change for us."
Scott's Ameriprise practice sees a lot of high-net-worth families coping with mental illness who have risky portfolios and sustained significant losses around 2008, according to team member and financial advisor Brendan Sheehan. That typically prompts the team to ask those clients: If you had died in 2008, how well would your wealth plan have protected your loved ones with special needs?
A Family Affair
Roughly 57.7 million—or one in four—Americans face a mental health disorder every year, according to 2009 statistics from the National Alliance on Mental Illness, or NAMI. Serious mental illnesses including bipolar disorder and schizophrenia affect one in 17 adult Americans, while one in 10 children have a serious mental or emotional disorder.
And suffering from mental illnesses adds up. The indirect costs associated with mental illness in the United States is approximately $79 billion every year, according to NAMI. Nearly $63 billion of those costs come from loss of productivity.
"Mental illness doesn't strike individuals; it strikes families," says Larry DeAngelo, president of the NAMI Metrowest affiliate in Framingham, Mass., which works with Scott and his team. "Individuals may have a diagnosis, but everyone in a family is affected, whether it's a partner, husband, wife, [or] sibling."
Scott's team has seen its business soar from families coping with mental illness. They currently account for more than one-third of his new clients and often come through word-of-mouth. The team is working with about 30 families with special needs in total, ranging from high-net-worth to what Scott calls "needs-based," or those with more limited resources who just need guidance. Separately, the team also targets another niche that Scott calls "doers," or families that have had a burst of success seen by someone such as a senior level executive.
However, the growth in this particular special needs niche comes as Scott and his team have worked to reduce the total number of clients they are working with—whittling that figure down to less than 150 clients from more than 400 over the course of more than a year. Currently, they have about $130 million in client assets under management. Much of the decision to scale back was based on the team's style of practice, Scott says, which emphasizes behavioral finance.
In fact, approximately six years ago behavioral finance planning became a bigger part of the practice, Scott says. His team works with clients first to identify their basic values, look at the decisions they are making, evaluate whether those decisions match their values and then ultimately decide on investment products that reflect their goals.
"We just felt we needed to increase our time spent per client," Scott says. "In some cases, there could be a whole meeting or multiple meetings spent on what type of decision to make, let alone having conversations about product."
Yet, it was Scott's personal experience that also drove the team's special needs emphasis. At about the same time, Scott's mother, who is now 63-years-old, was diagnosed with a combination of borderline personality disorder, severe depression, post-traumatic stress disorder and also possibly schizoaffective disorder. Her condition includes persistent paranoia that has gotten in the way of a full diagnosis of her condition. That paranoia has also affected how well Scott, his father and two brothers are able to handle the family's wealth. Scott's mother has a tendency to hoard cash and hide it in clothes or various locations around the house.
Scott credits much of the progress his family had made in accepting his mother's illness to NAMI's Family-to-Family Education Program, in which both he and his brother participated. Like many of the more than 350,000 people who have taken that class to date, Scott says he found the experience life changing.
The 12-week NAMI course covers all of the major mental illnesses and topics including the pros and cons of medication, how caregivers can also take care of themselves and communicating with someone who suffers from mental illness. In one of those classes, one student will try to follow instructions while five or six people are also talking about different things at the same time to simulate what a person with schizophrenia experiences.
"We didn't really come to terms with it until after we got the education," Scott says of his family. "Mental illness is just not like cancer or other illnesses, where you can get a crystal clear diagnosis, you can deal with it and press ahead and here's the outcome."
Even as Scott's family began to address his mother's condition, he immediately leaned on his financial expertise. That included getting insurance together even as they just knew a diagnosis was coming. For long-term care, that meant taking on increased risk with an unlimited lifetime benefit that was more expensive than the traditional four to five-year benefit period.
Years later, there are still some parts of the family's wealth plan that Scott says he would like to get more in place, particularly with estate planning. But his mother's condition can sometimes prevent productive discussions. And having meaningful conversations often requires getting more than one family member involved. When family dynamics get in the way, Scott will pull in his financial advisor team members who also work with special needs clients to handle the conversation.
Scott says that having that first-hand experience enabled him to have a deeper connection starting from his first few clients dealing with special needs. "It was like all of a sudden talking to somebody and we speak the same language," Scott says. "We had the same types of challenges. We had the same level of understanding. There was an immediate connection, an immediate bond, an immediate level of trust, because we're coming from the same place."
'More Problems' Calls For More Options
But introducing Scott's team to the new strategy to target families facing mental illness was very different, Scott recalls. That included concerns about whether that strategy would be successful.
"I actually was initially faced with quite a bit of resistance, not because they didn't support my passion, but because they thought, 'Is there really a market for this? Are we going to spend a lot of time and not get a return on investment?'" Scott says. "Luckily, my team is very loyal, and they saw my vision and they pressed ahead with it."
Today, Scott's six-member team has wholeheartedly embraced that new side of the business, he says. Three of Scott's team members are on the board of NAMI's Metrowest affiliate. Last year, the team recruited about 15 financial advisors to do the NAMI Massachusetts Walk.
Scott's colleague, Sheehan, remembers how he had doubts at the outset. "I tried to keep an open mind," he says. "The question at hand was, 'Is this going to be something we devote a lot of resources to, or just a small niche of the practice?'"
The new special-needs focus actually turned out to be serendipitous with the behavioral finance approach the team was already practicing, Sheehan says.
Like many families, clients with special-needs issues are working to find balance with a finite amount of resources, Sheehan says. And many of those families Scott's team sees suffer from a shared dilemma—that spending money on themselves would take away from resources they can devote to their family member with special needs.
Scott's team usually reminds those clients that they need to use the airplane safety rule: ensure your safety by putting on your mask first; then secure a different mask on your child.
"That concept also exists in finances," Scott says. "If parents shell out all of their money for all of these things and all of a sudden become financially impoverished themselves, what's their ability now to take care of their loved one? They will never be able to take care of themselves financially."
Addressing behavioral finance attributes starts from the very first meeting with clients, with the team asking each individual to take a Kolbe Assessments test and identify their top five values. From there, the team helps the clients come up with their top goals and what it will take to achieve them. For a family with special needs, for example, Sheehan says, that could mean asking them if they are willing to devote 20% less to their special-needs family member in order to have a successful retirement.
From there, wealth planning for families coping with mental illnesses requires a lot of attention around estate plans and supplemental and special needs trusts to ensure affected family members are cared for. That includes careful consideration of whether or not their loved one will be able to achieve financial independence in the future.
Designing a trust requires striking a careful balance, Sheehan says. If the trust does not provide enough financial assistance, a family member might not be able to function on his or her own. Providing too much financial assistance could lead to a lack of motivation to strive to do better, Sheehan says.
To help resolve that issue, a partnership can be formed between an estate planning attorney, financial advisor and someone to oversee the individual, Sheehan says. An aunt, uncle, cousin or other family member who knows the individual well can gauge their financial needs at different stages.
Creating an investment strategy for these families also requires planning for the unexpected emergencies that can quickly add up.
"It is very common for our families that we work with to come to us and say: 'Jeez, last year we spent $30,000 completely unexpectedly because Johnny went through X, Y and Z,'" Scott says. "'He had a manic episode, he lost his job, he was homeless for a week, and this was the money that we shelled out.'"
For some families, that means setting aside funds for those emergencies. For others, it means coming to terms with not being able to help in all of those situations. Families also need to understand what government benefits might be available to them.
As clients weigh their options, Scott's team also regularly bounces their ideas for clients' wealth plans off of each other in Friday meetings. One of those discussions in a recent meeting prompted the team to change their approach with one family client. Scott talked about his upcoming work with that family in the meeting, and explained that he planned to have them buy a certain level of insurance coverage. But other members of his team, who knew the family's situation and the values they had identified when they first took them on as clients, argued that that might not be adequate for them.
When Scott went back to the family, he presented them with two options: one for the lower level of insurance he had originally intended they sign on for, and another higher level of coverage that his teammates felt might suit them better. The client opted for the higher coverage option, because it provided them with more assurance that their $2.7 million in assets would protect their children when they died. Scott says he might not have presented the family with that choice if that team discussion had not happened.
"I call it creative destruction," Scott says of the team discussions. The different points of views can create a better advice model, he says.
Coming up with more options for families coping with mental illness often also means addressing their fear of uncertainty. Sheehan remembers one client who was holding onto more than $100,000 in cash, earning just .5% in a savings account as the family waited to find out if they would need to pay for their young children to attend a private school for special needs or a public school with additional tutoring.
"To achieve the things that were of top importance to them, they just couldn't do that," Sheehan says of the family keeping their cash in that savings account. "The amount of return on investment that they would get on that cash moving forward was not enough." The team wound up resolving that issue by taking what Sheehan calls a hybrid approach. The money was put into a portfolio of mutual funds that were very conservative, mainly in fixed income and some equities, but provided a higher rate of return between 4% and 6%.
Working with Scott's team through this process has been eye opening for Sean Fair, a financial advisor who relocated from Austin, Texas, to join Scott's practice in January. Fair, who focuses on small business owners and other entrepreneurs, says he had only limited work with special needs clients prior to joining the team.
"No one works in a silo," Fair says of the team. "Not only does it benefit the client, because a lot of us bring different viewpoints in, but it benefits the advisor and our growth."
The 13th Session
Focusing on that growth is exactly what is next for Scott's team. Last year, Scott taught his first Family-to-Family class, which he hosted from his office for around 20 participants. Scott also created a new thirteenth session for the class on financial planning and wealth management.
The additional session fills a hole by providing financial information that was not previously available, says DeAngelo, president of the NAMI Metrowest affiliate. The session goes over the unique financial needs the families face, such as the need for increased cash reserves 12 months or more to cover costs for counseling, medical care, legal fees and living expenses for their loved one.
In addition, the session delves into the unique financial structures that can be arranged for families coping with mental illness, including a conservatorship, durable power of attorney, joint account, repayee or trust. It also addresses how the families' spending habits may interfere with their financial goals.
But what Scott's team offers beyond that education is the understanding of the behavioral nuances associated with each mental illness condition, which in part comes from personal experience, DeAngelo says.
DeAngelo, whose own 36-year-old daughter has had ups and downs with bipolar disorder, has seen the financial impact that illness can have firsthand. While his daughter is doing very well now, he still remembers the $38,000 she charged on her credit card over just several weeks on a European vacation.
"There's one component of this illness that destroys people financially," DeAngelo says. "People [with mental illness] create businesses they have no right to be in. People buy houses they shouldn't buy. People buy sports cars they shouldn't buy."
For many families, the NAMI Family-to-Family class frees them from the stigma they feel, DeAngelo says after having taught ten classes with his wife. They first took the class together 11 years ago.
Those revelations were evident in some of the feedback Scott received in written evaluations from the class he taught.
"People with mental health issues are pushed aside, ignored, shuffled from place to place and often are no better off in the end," one class member wrote.
The class has also boosted Scott's team's profile in the community, even though it does not always immediately translate into new clients. The families that Scott meets run the gamut from those who are still consumed with crises and are not ready to address their financial situation to those who want to get started right away.
Holding the Family-to-Family class helped Scott's team reach maximum capacity on one kind of client: families without a lot of financial resources that Scott's team will work with pro bono. Scott's practice can take on about ten of those families a year.
Some of those special-needs families will require multiple meetings, Scott says, similar to the process the team goes through with its regular roster of clients.
Other families just need guidance, such as a referral to a credit score service after their loved one's actions have caused the family's credit to plummet. In the future, Scott says he hopes to develop a phone support line together with NAMI and the state of Massachusetts.
"What makes me so enthusiastic is I think we've started on a path that hasn't been so frequently explored," Scott says. "There's a real need here. We're just getting started, and it's great to know that in a small way we're helping a lot of families."
For financial advisors looking to work with families facing mental health issues, Scott recommends starting out exactly how his team did: interviewing families and finding out their pain points when it comes to their lives and finances. Do not solicit them, Scott says, and instead let that information help guide the creation of a customized advice plan for working with families coping with special needs. Scott also advises getting involved with the community.
"My hope is that some advisors will actually start to really get engaged in this work and start to help communities or start to help people that are very connected to something that they're probably already passionate about," Scott says. "A high percentage of financial advisors also [likely] have loved ones with the same set of issues and circumstances."
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