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Free Online and Mobile App Reminder Tool Sends Automated Bill Pay Reminders
Free Online and Mobile App Reminder Tool Sends Automated Bill Pay Reminders
NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - Dec 19, 2012) - New data released today from account management service Manilla.com provides new insights on consumer behavior as it pertains to credit card spending and debt during the holiday season. Manilla is the leading free and secure service that allows consumers to manage their bills and other personal accounts on desktop, tablet and mobile devices.
In November alone, Manilla sent automated email and SMS text reminders to 43 percent of its active customers, alerting them that their credit card bills were almost overdue, according to Manilla reports. With credit card companies charging up to $25 for late fees, according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Manilla is proud to have helped its customers avoid paying nearly $5 million in potential charges.
The percentage of reminders that Manilla sent to retail store credit card holders was even higher, with 50 percent of cardholders receiving bill pay reminders.
"With the increase in spending, the holidays are the most important time of year to make sure your finances and accounts are in order and to avoid costly late fees," said Jim Schinella, CEO of Manilla. "Manilla provides its customers with automated email and mobile text reminders when a bill is about to become overdue, allowing them to take action before they're faced with a late fee or a negative impact to their credit score. This feature becomes increasingly helpful when it comes to retail credit card payments, which consumers tend to overlook. The cards may be new to the household and, consequently, not part of the regular bill management routine. This anomaly occurs most often during the holiday season, when consumers open the cards specifically to take advantage of discounts and rewards."
The anonymous Manilla reports also show that not all states in America are equal in terms of bill-paying and credit habits. Manilla customers in Alaska, Minnesota, Florida and Nebraska were among those who held the largest credit card balances on average, while Manilla customers in Mississippi, Montana and Texas held the lowest average credit card balances.
Manilla's platform provides convenient, secure online access to all household accounts and services for more than 3,500 businesses. The free service helps consumers manage all of their household accounts, including financial accounts, utilities, subscriptions, daily deals and travel rewards programs, all through Manilla.com or via the Manilla Android or iOS mobile apps.
Consumers can use Manilla to securely pay bills online, set reminders and custom alerts, track spending, sign into accounts with one password, and store unlimited documents online, among other features.
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Manilla organizes and simplifies people's lives by providing one secure access point to all household accounts and services. The free service helps consumers manage their household accounts, including financial accounts, utilities, subscriptions, daily deals, and travel rewards programs, all through Manilla.com. Consumers can also use all of the Manilla features on the go by using Manilla's 4+ star customer-rated Android and iOS mobile apps. Under a single password, Manilla gives customers an automated, organized view of all of their account information, text and email reminders to pay bills, renew expiring subscriptions, and manage soon-to-expire daily deals, all with unlimited storage and seamless document retrieval.
Manilla is a company incubated within and backed by Hearst Corporation. Manilla is the recipient of the 2012 Webby Award and People's Voice Award for Best Banking/Bill Pay Service. For more information, please visit www.manilla.com.
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Tourism, finance cabinets say they can handle proposed cuts in governor's biennial budget without staff reductions
FRANKFORT — Officials with the state's tourism and finance cabinets say they'll be able to make spending cuts proposed by Gov. Matt Bevin in the upcoming biennium without laying off staff, they told the Senate Appropriations and Revenue Committee on Tuesday.
Both presented their two-year spending plans as drafted by Bevin's administration to the panel.
Don Parkinson, secretary of the Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet, said his agency will not fill vacant positions, give existing staff additional duties and reduce staff travel, among other things, to come up with spending reductions totaling $856,000 in the current fiscal year and $1.7 million each in fiscal years 2017 and 2018.
But Parkinson made clear that Kentucky's parks need new investments, tossing his support behind legislation authorizing the broader use of public-private partnerships in government projects.
"We're going to be OK," Parkinson said. "We can execute the things that need to be executed. What we've got to have, though, is some new capital to the parks. Once we get P3 should that happen — we really need it to happen — there's an opportunity with the parks to get some of that fixed, but also perhaps the horse park and also the fairgrounds.
"There's opportunity. People are coming in that want to do business in Kentucky, they're interested, and we think there's a real opportunity to get something done."
Sen. Stan Humphries, R-Cadiz, agreed, saying that the condition of Kentucky's state parks may turn off some visitors after a single stay.
Tourists sometimes "become somewhat disenchanted when they see the upkeep that has not gone on in the last several years," he said.
"That family that's saved and has scrimped to come to the parks are maybe a one and done," Humphries said. "You know, we're familiar with one and done up here watching basketball, but one and done when you're talking about tourism is not a good thing."
Parkinson also asked the committee to give his cabinet authority to spend $12 million collected in room taxes meant to help market Kentucky tourism.
Two years ago, Parkinson said then-Governor Steve Beshear and lawmakers swept about $9 million from the fund.
The cabinet ended up spending about $2 million in advertising funds in the biennium, he said.
By comparison, Parkinson said Tennessee spends $9 million promoting itself and another $3.2 million and $4.5 million in marketing Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, respectively.
"You have to look at it this way: For every dollar of advertising spent, you get $15 back in tax revenue," Parkinson said. "So to sweep $9 million was a huge, huge hit. We have got to spend the $12 million as it was originally intended. This isn't a good way to save money because of the way that we lose tax revenue."
William Landrum III, secretary of the Finance and Administration Cabinet, presented figures in which he estimated he'll be able to exceed Bevin's proposed budget cuts without slashing his staff.
In fact, areas like the Department of Revenue and Commonwealth Office of Technology will actually see their staffing increase under Landrum's plan.
He's calling for reductions in fleet management, outside contracts and energy expenses while transitioning COT to a cloud-based subscription service, among other cost savings.
Bevin called for $6.8 million in cuts for the current fiscal year and $13.5 million in cuts in each of the two following, and Landrum said he expects his cabinet will exceed those, particularly with $14 million and $13.6 million in estimated spending reductions in the next two fiscal years.
"I address the areas of people, I address the area of process and I address the area of financial readiness," Landrum said. "But my second point as the secretary of Finance and Administration Cabinet with over 30 years of public service, that while I lead this cabinet, that I plan on protecting the people's money as if it was my own, and I plan on treating the people's money as if it was my own."
Lawmakers on the Senate budget panel praised Landrum for his proposed handling of cuts, but Senate President Pro Tem David Givens took issue with the amount of General Fund debt in the budget.
Without adding amounts from the upcoming biennium, Givens said the state's debt is already near $5 billion.
"As we go forward, for the financial stability of the commonwealth we've got to have everyone contributing the kinds of savings as skillfully and artfully and as targeted as you are," said Givens, R-Greensburg.
"I do think it's important that we acknowledge this is not a fun exercise," he continued. "Us cutting is not a fun exercise. Us going through a budget that's going to be painful is not for joy, it's not for celebration, it's not because it feels good. We're at a point in time where if we don't, if we don't, if we fail, our future looks really dim."
While much of Landrum's presentation dealt with his cabinet's upcoming budget, he also addressed a letter he wrote regarding the Kentucky Horse Park.
Landrum said he requested the agency's small purchase spending authority drop from $20,000 to $1,000 because it appears that the horse park continued to spend money for non-contracted food services after an audit brought the matter to light.
In all, Landrum estimated that the horse park spent more than half a million dollars in so-called "split purchases" to come below the $20,000 threshold after an audit outlined issues at the Kentucky Horse Park.
"When I went back and looked at the audit where the Kentucky Horse Park acknowledges cited deficiencies and weaknesses on every item identified, that's when I said I would like to go ahead and issue a reduction of the small-purchase authority from $20,000 to $1,000 until further judgments, until further investigation, until something could be made that would identify that we either had a training issue, an intent issue or whatever the issue may be," he said.
The GOP-led Senate passed a bill, Senate Bill 200, on Monday that would overhaul the governing board of the Kentucky Horse Park.
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SPOILERS have finally arrived!
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Director of the upcoming Batman V. Superman, Zack Snyder drops bombs about the much anticipated Suicide Squad in the September issue of Empire Magazine.
Some spoilers that indicate Batman's role in capturing the entire Suicide Squad up to this point (no surprise there), Robin's untimely death in the trailer to Batman v Superman but perhaps the biggest spoiler would have to be the highly suggestive idea that Commissioner James Gordon is also dead.
Following the apparent leaked footage where Batman makes a cameo role in Suicide Squad, Snyder alludes to how all of these movies are one large story being told through many characters viewpoints, it seems.
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However, the tripod I'm using is the "big" one from my 35mm and MF "kit". The tripod is fine for supporting my camera/lens/etc now--I'm shooting an Intrepid 4x5 with a Wollensak 135mm Raptar, so I'm only putting about 4 or 5 pounds (2 1/4 Kilos aprox) on it. The head I've got will support that and does lock down just fine.
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An inflammation of the appendix
Appendicitis is the inflammation of the appendix. Patients with appendicitis may complain of pain in the right lower abdomen, nausea, vomiting, and decreased appetite.1 An early inflammation of the appendix may lead to an irritation near the umbilicus. However, when the inflammation is already severe then the pain is felt particularly when pressure is applied to the muscles of the iliac fossa, near the appendix. A severe type of appendix can be life-threatening when the appendix ruptures causing painful inflammation of the peritoneum and sepsis.
Appendicitis is caused when the hollow portion of the appendix is blocked often by calcified fecal stones. Other possible causes of blockage are gallstones, tumors, parasites, or inflamed lymphoid tissues. The blockage may distend the appendix, decrease blood flow to the affected tissues, and incite bacterial growth. This causes the appendix to become inflamed and if left untreated may rupture, releasing bacteria.
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1 Graffeo, C. S. & Counselman, F. L. (1996). "Appendicitis.". Emergency medicine clinics of North America 14 (4): 653–71.


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(Reuters) - Uganda has confirmed an outbreak of the deadly Ebola virus, saying 14 people have died so far. Here are some facts about Ebola and recent major outbreaks.
* Ebola hemorrhagic fever (EHF) is a severe, usually fatal disease in humans and non-human primates (monkeys, gorillas, and chimpanzees) that has appeared sporadically since it was first identified in 1976. The Ebola virus is named after a river in the Democratic Republic of Congo in Africa, where it first surfaced.
* There are five known subtypes of the Ebola virus. Four of the five have caused disease in humans: Ebola-Zaire, Ebola-Sudan, Ebola-Ivory Coast and Ebola-Bundibugyo. The fifth, Ebola-Reston, has caused disease in non human primates.
* Ebola is often characterized by the sudden onset of fever, intense weakness, muscle pain, a headache and a sore throat. This is often followed by vomiting, diarrhea, a rash, impaired kidney and liver functioning and, in some cases, both internal and external bleeding. The fever has an incubation period of two to 21 days.
There is no specific treatment or vaccine available.
* The Ebola virus is transmitted by contact with the blood, secretions, organs or other bodily fluids of infected people. Health care workers have frequently been infected while treating Ebola patients.
* The last major outbreak was in 2007-2008 in the Democratic Republic of Congo. It killed 187 of 264 people infected and occurred in the Kasai Occidental Province. A separate outbreak occurred in the Bundibugyo District in western Uganda - it was the first reported occurrence of the new strain Ebola-Bundibugyo with 131 cases and 42 deaths.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—Attorney General Pam Bondi's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit and the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office today arrested a certified nursing assistant for neglect of an elderly and disabled patient. Renita D. Wilson, 48, is a Duval County resident formerly employed as a CNA at Terrace of Jacksonville LLC, a skilled nursing facility. According to the MFCU investigation, Wilson failed to provide care, supervision and services necessary for the well-being of the patient, and failed to make a reasonable effort to protect the patient from further neglect.
Wilson allegedly left a total care patient unattended on the edge of the bed with the side rail down. When Wilson returned minutes later, she found the patient on the floor and placed the victim back in the bed. More than an hour later, a registered nurse entered the room to administer medication and found the victim allegedly on the bed with a bleeding hematoma on the head and Wilson's bloody badge on the floor. The paramedics who responded, received very little information about how the victim sustained the injuries.
Wilson faces one count of neglect of an elderly person or a disabled adult, a third-degree felony. If convicted, Wilson faces up to five years in prison and up to $5,000 in fines. Attorney General Bondi's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit investigated the case and the State Attorney's Office for the Fourth Judicial Circuit will prosecute the case.
The Florida Attorney General's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit investigates allegations of patient abuse, neglect, and exploitation in facilities receiving payments under the Medicaid program. Additionally, the MFCU investigates and prosecutes providers that intentionally defraud the state's Medicaid program through fraudulent billing practices. Medicaid fraud essentially steals from Florida's taxpayers. From Jan. 2011 to the present, Attorney General Bondi's MFCU has obtained more than $500 million in settlements and judgments.


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The Hope For Africa Children's Choir of Uganda is traveling through Kentucky in the next few weeks and will perform a free concert at 3:30 p.m. Sept. 13 at Covenant United Methodist Church in La Grange.
Hear the message of The Tuli Bantu Be tour, which means "We are God's People. " The children are residents of the United Methodist Humble School in Kampala, Uganda. They range from 5 to 12 years old and they have been traveling in the U.S. since May.
Paranormal Excursions, owned by Dean Blevins and Krissy Davis, has recently begun offering ghost hunting services to Oldham County. With no set hours, this service offers anyone the opportunity to conduct their own ghost hunt from start to finish.
For information about setting up a ghost hunt, visit paranormalexcursions.net or call 489-0468.
Financial Peace University, a 13-week program taught by Dave Ramsey, has helped more than 750,000 families positively change their financial future.
La Grange Presbyterian Church will host FPU classes beginning at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Call Ed Schweitzer at (502) 608-1574 or firstname.lastname@example.com for information or to register.
La Grange Presbyterian Church is located at 1901 Prestwick Drive.
Lee and Carolyn Sharp of Smithfield announce the engagement of their daughter and Brennen and Alivia Fuchs announce the engagement of their mother, Stephanie Ann Sharp Fuchs to Kevin Glenn Floyd, son of Glenn and Judy Floyd of Shelbyville.
The bride-elect is a 2000 graduate of Henry County High School.
The groom-elect is a 1994 graduate of Shelby County High School and a 1999 graduate of the University of Kentucky, where he earned a degree in agricultural economics. He is a manager of Global Sports Interactive.
U.S. Air Force Airman Justin D. King recently graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
He is the son of Jerry and Candy King of La Grange.
He is a 2004 graduate of Oldham County High School.
He is the grandson of Tom and Noralee Moock. His sister is Senior Airman Tammy Sherer of the U.S. Air Force.
Police Doughnuts recently celebrated its grand opening in La Grange.
Located at 307 S. First St., Police Doughnuts offers coffee, milk, sodas and doughnuts made fresh daily.
The owner is Brenda Martin and hours are from 6:30 a.m. until doughnuts are sold out.
Police Doughnuts can be reached at 298-9603.
Jordan Phillips recently won first place in a preliminary talent competition at the Garrard County Fair.
She moved on to compete in the semi-finals of the Coca-Cola Talent Classic at the Kentucky State Fair in the female vocal category.
She is a sophomore at Oldham County High School and a member of the OCHS choir. She is also a member of the Louisville Youth Theatre performance troupe.
Brooke Renae Sabo and Ryan David Sale were married June 27 at First Baptist Church of Prospect with Ben Winters officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Anthony and Donna Sabo of La Grange. She graduated from International Academy in Daytona Beach, Fla. and works at Scissor and Comb in Crestwood.
The groom is the son of David and Debbie Sale of Louisville. He graduated from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach and works at Louisville Gas and Electric.
New officers were recently elected at a meeting of the Oldham County Democratic Party Executive Committee.
Elected to serve as chair is Rick Garlock of Centerfield; vice chair is Sandra Gerbino of Crestwood; treasurer is John Sutton of Crestwood; and secretary is Dean Furman of Prospect.
Carla J. Denzik of La Grange is the newest agent with Century 21 Smith Realty and Auction.
As a member of the Greater Louisville Association of Realtors, all Century 21's properties are listed on the Louisville Multiple Listing Service, a tool that prospective buyer agents and selling agents use to access information on current properties. Call Denzik at 905-0667 for information.
A drawing for a hand-stitched quilt will be part of Brownsboro Days festivities this weekend. A former student of Brownsboro school before it joined Crestwood in 1943, Mary Noel McKinney stitched the double ring quilt.
The festival is 6 to 11 p.m. Friday and 2 to 11 p.m. Saturday at the Brownsboro Community Center on Ky. 329, about one mile from I-71 exit 14.
Justin Bryant is the new director of Environmental Services. He is employed by Aramark. He comes to Baptist Northeast from Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center in Richmond, Va., where he worked in environmental services for three and a half years.
Prior to that, he worked in environmental services in nursing homes for Healthcare Services Group. He holds a bachelor's degree in sports entertainment and event management from Johnson and Wales University in Providence, R.I.
Elizabeth Rose Barnes, 5, was chosen as a state finalist in the National American Miss Kentucky Pageant last month at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Lexington.
The pageant is for girls ages 4 to 6. Barnes' activities include ballet and singing.
She was sponsored in the pageant by Todd Waits of Perkins and Crestwood Nails.
The Goshen Area Homemakers, an Oldham County Extension Homemakers Club, recently hosted a luncheon at the John Black Community Center featuring a Mary Todd Lincoln theme.
The theme was in honor of the bi-centennial celebration of Abraham Lincoln's birthday. Carol Fessler, a member of the Goshen Area Homemakers, portrayed Mary Todd Lincoln. Another member, Pat DeChurch, wrote the monologue, introducing Fessler and asking the guests to put themselves back in time to 1862 in La Grange.
The South Oldham Rotary Club recently hosted an installation banquet at Yew Dell Gardens.
Linda and Larry Stewart of La Grange and Ronald and Brenda McAlister of Smithfield announce engagement of their daughter, Brandy Lee McAlister to Anthony Pearce Boyd, son of Sheila and Earl Frederick of La Grange and Todd and Christie Boyd of Jupiter, Fla.
The bride-elect is a 2001 graduate of Henry County High School, and graduated from Sullivan University with a degree in business management. She is employed by Papa Johns.
The groom-elect is a 2000 graduate of Oldham County High School and works for Ladyfingers Catering in Louisville.
Easton Lee Shelton celebrated his first birthday June 20.
He joins siblings Ryane, 13, and Sadie, 2.
He is the son of Chris and Christy Shelton of Shelbyville.
Grandparents are Wayne and Joyce Shelton of Pleasureville and Jim Puckett and Candy Miller of Crestwood.
Great-grandparents are Marvin and Alice Carpenter of Middletown.
Angel Food Ministries is a non-profit, non-denominational organization that provides fresh and frozen food items sold at about half the price to help people with their grocery bills.
Anyone of any income level can buy the food.
The $30 August box includes:
• 1.5 lbs. ribeye steaks (four 6-ounce);
• 3 lbs. individually quick frozen split chicken breast;
• 1 lb. boneless center-cut pork chops;
• 2 lbs. mac andee^beef dinner entrée;
• 1.5 lbs. breaded all white meat chicken nuggets;
Kenneth Neil and Mabel O'Neal Heilman were married on August 1, 1959, in Campbellsburg.
Neil retired from Social Services after 30 years. Mabel taught in public schools for 28 years.
They are the parents of Ray Heilman of Campbellsburg and Cheri Simpson of La Grange. They are the grandparents of Kala Heilman, Benjamin Heilman, Andrew Heilman, Kelsi Simpson and Truman Simpson.
A reception in their honor will take place from 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday at Campbellsburg Baptist Church. No gifts, please.
Bill and Carolyn Hovis of West Chester, Ohio, announce the engagement of their daughter, Lauren Hovis to Philip Beeson, son of Matt and Linda Beeson of Crestwood.
The bride-elect is a 2005 graduate of Lakota West High School in West Chester and a 2009 graduate of Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, where she earned a bachelor's degree in social work. She is a counselor at the Women's Crisis Center in Covington.
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For gunmakers, the political fight over assault rifles and high-capacity pistols is about more than just profits -- it's about the militarization of the marketplace: a desperate bid by gunmakers to prop up a decaying business. The market for traditional hunting guns has fallen off a cliff. To adapt, the gun industry has embraced a business strategy that requires it to place the weapons of war favored by deranged killers into the homes and holsters of as many Americans as possible.
Firearms manufacturers are betting their future on the military-style weapons used in Newtown and Aurora
(February 28, 2013) -- For gunmakers, the political fight over assault rifles and high-capacity pistols is about more than just profits -- it's about the militarization of the marketplace and represents a desperate bid by gunmakers to prop up a decaying business. The once-dependable market for traditional hunting guns has fallen off a cliff.
To adapt, the firearms industry has embraced a business strategy that requires it to place the weapons of war favored by deranged killers like Adam Lanza and Jared Loughner into the homes and holsters of as many Americans as possible. "They're not selling your dad's hunting rifle or shotgun," says Josh Sugarmann, executive director of the Violence Policy Center, a top industry watchdog. "They're selling military-bred weaponry."
As recently as 2008, shotguns, rifles and other traditional hunting weapons made up half of all new civilian gun sales in America, according to SEC documents -- a brisk billion-dollar business. Today, hunting guns account for less than a quarter of the market, and the hunting industry is forecasting a 24 percent drop in revenue by 2025.
Gunmakers are on the wrong side of the same demographic curves that haunt the modern Republican Party. Its customer base is too old, too white, too male and too Southern. According to Gallup, 61 percent of white males in the South own guns today. Nationwide, just 18 percent of Latinos do. "The white males are aging and dying off," says Sugarmann. Flooding the market with battle-ready guns, he says, "is an effort to find one new, shiny thing to sell them."
For the moment, that strategy is paying handsome dividends. Handgun sales have jumped 70 percent since 2008, racking up an estimated $1.5 billion in sales last year. Powerful pistols -- sold under brands like Beretta, Glock and Ruger -- have replaced traditional hunting guns as the industry's cash cow. Revenue from assault rifles is growing at an even faster clip -- having doubled in the past five years, to $489 million.
Gaudy profit margins have become the norm: Top gunmakers enjoy gross profits of 30 percent or more. Ammunition manufacturers, too, boast of being fat and happy. And it's no wonder: AR-15 enthusiasts brag they can fire up to 400 rounds in 60 seconds. Paying roughly 50 cents a bullet, such shooters are blowing through $200 worth of ammo in a hot minute.
Much of the industry's recent success is linked to politics -- in particular, to the gun-buying public's anxiety about the first black man in the White House. The phenomenon is reflected in Smith & Wesson's SEC filings, which trumpeted "strong consumer demand for our firearm products following a new administration taking office in Washington, D.C., in 2009." Sen. Mark Pryor of Arkansas has joked that Barack Obama is "his own stimulus plan for the gun industry."
Trade magazines used to fret that the "Barack Boom" would be a short-term spike in revenues. Instead, the Obama presidency appears to have catalyzed durable growth. "Everyone was concerned that consumers were hoarding, hoarding and hoarding," Steve Hornady, president of ammunition-maker Hornady Manufacturing, said recently. "Well, if they've been hoarding, they've been hoarding for the last four years, because . . . business has never been better for all of us." The FBI background checks that the industry looks to as a proxy for gun sales have been rising year over year for more than 30 months. And the president's re-election appears to be driving a new boom even bigger than the first. Background checks for November 2012 jumped by 400,000 -- surpassing 2 million for the first time.
Perversely, the Newtown massacre has only added to the wave of panic buying -- as consumers stockpile weapons that could be outlawed. The FBI performed an astonishing 2.78 million checks in December. January dipped to 2.5 million, but that may only be because industry can't keep up with demand. "Currently we are over 1 year back ordered on rifles," reads an online notice posted by AR-15 maker Stag Arms. "We are not taking orders at this time."
This sales boom papers over a perilous trajectory for the industry. A generation ago, more than half of American households owned a gun. Today it's barely one in three. Millennials, in particular, do not share their parents' love of firearms: Less than 20 percent of Americans born after 1980 report having a gun in the home. "For the industry, the problem is 'Who is going to buy the guns?'" says Sugarmann. "To borrow the language of the tobacco industry," he says, "they need to find 'replacement shooters.'"
To survive, much less thrive, gunmakers are feverishly seeking to break into unconventional demographics; to con existing gun owners into expanding their arsenals; and to capitalize on the demand of black markets. You can learn a lot about an industry by looking at whom they target for profit.
1. Hook the Kids
To goose future growth, the gun industry is aggressively marketing guns to children as young as the first-graders slaughtered in Newtown. "By the time kids are in fifth grade, or even before, they're already being pulled away by the allure of video games, organized sports or other activities," said Bud Pidgeon, president of the US Sportsmen's Alliance, which along with the National Rifle Association and three other prominent gun groups oversees Families Afield.
In less than a decade, Families Afield has pushed more than 30 states to jettison regulations that protect kids from guns -- removing age restrictions on hunting licenses or no longer requiring that children take a gun-safety course before going hunting with Dad.
The seduction of youth goes far beyond hunting. Online ammo superstore MidwayUSA is particularly aggressive in promoting youth shooting, sponsoring events like National Take Your Daughter to the Range Day, for "girls six and up." A photo posted on the event's website under the heading "Shoot Like a Girl" shows a dad helping his daughter, perhaps eight years old, aim an AR-15 with a collapsible stock and a monster clip.
Top industry players also support a magazine called Junior Shooters -- gun porn for children as young as eight; a recent edition featured a photo of a Rock River LAR-15 assault rifle under the headline awesome! The magazine entices advertisers with the promise of reaching "the next generation of shooters and voters!"
And many of its articles are written "for kids, by kids" like the piece by "Winchester" Reed Harrison titled "I Love Cowboy Action Shooting" -- a sport in which shooters pretend to be Wyatt Earp by firing real-life rifles, pistols and shotguns. The nine-year-old columnist writes fondly of learning to shoot at age four, adding, "I love my guns because they are cool in every way."
2. Seduce the Ladies
Gunmakers are acutely concerned about the gender gap. Just 15 percent of women nationwide personally own a gun -- a third of male gun ownership. For the industry, women are seen not only as lucrative customers in their own right, but also as gatekeepers to the coveted child market. The hunting industry lives by the motto "If you teach a man to hunt, he goes hunting. If you teach a woman to hunt, the entire family goes hunting."
To target urban and suburban women, gunmakers have adopted a two-pronged marketing strategy. One: Feminizing the weapons by dressing them up in hot pink. Two: Marketing powerful guns to women as the only surefire protection against sexual and violent predators.
Shooting Industry Magazine publishes a column called "Arms and the Woman," which advises that "every gun store should have at least one pink gun on display." This is a crowded field: Sig Sauer offers a ladies' version of its conceal-carry "Mosquito" pistol with a "pink-coated polymer frame" that it calls "the ideal choice for hours of shooting fun."
In a similar vein, GunGoddess.com sells a kit to trick out an assault weapon with a pink hand guard, pistol grip and butt stock -- transforming an AR-15 into something that looks like it belongs at a Hello Kitty convention. (The same retailer also offers a wide array of conceal-carry couture, from purses with hidden gun compartments to the Flashbang "bra holster.")
When it's not making guns cuter for women, the industry is preying on their fears. Laura Browder, author of Her Best Shot: Women and Guns in America, has described the archetypal gun ad: "The police are nowhere to be found; it is up to a woman alone to ward off the sexually threatening 'predators' of the city." Only with a gun, the industry tells women, can they defend themselves "against anonymous violence, a task that the government is clearly not up to."
Gunmaker FN Herstal designed its Five-seveN pistol to fire rounds that can pierce body armor on the battlefield. Back in 2000, a leading gun magazine deemed it "obvious" that "neither the gun nor the ammunition will ever be sold to civilians." Today, it's marketed as a "Ladies' Home Companion."
To understand the face of the modern women's gun market, look no further than Adam Lanza's mother, Nancy, says Tom Diaz, author of a new book about the industry, The Last Gun. Nancy was an upscale suburban mom and lifelong gun enthusiast who reportedly lived in fear of economic and social collapse. To protect herself from the faceless evil that might break into her home, she didn't just buy a single gun -- she compiled an arsenal worth thousands of dollars and trained with her son at local shooting ranges.
"She was the perfect customer," says Diaz, "the perfect manifestation of how they want to sell guns."
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Beginning with Walt Whitman singing hymns at a wounded soldier's bedside during the Civil War, this surprising and vivid anthology ranges straight through to the twenty-first century to end with Francine Prose crying tears of complicated joy at the sight of Whitman's words in Zuccotti Park during the brief days of the Occupy movement.
The first anthology of its kind, Radiant Truths gathers an exquisite selection of writings by both well-known and forgotten American authors and thinkers including Walt Whitman, Henry David Thoreau, Mark Twain, Zora Neale Hurston, Mary McCarthy, James Baldwin, Norman Mailer, Anne Fadiman, Francine Prose, Garry Wills, and many others. Each are engaged in the challenges of writing about religion, of documenting "things unseen." Their contributions to the genre of literary journalism - the telling of factual stories using the techniques of fiction and poetry - make this volume one of the most exciting anthologies of creative nonfiction to have emerged in years.
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Gould, executive director of Artists Space, a Manhattan-based
arts organization and exhibition space, has been named the new director
of the Institute of Contemporary Art. She starts September 7, succeeding
Patrick T. Murphy, who announced last fall that he was returning to his
native Dublin as director of exhibitions for the Royal Hibernian Academy
after almost nine years at the helm of the ICA.
In her five years at Artists Space, which helps
emerging artists both financially and by providing new programs, the 42-year-old
Gould is credited with reviving the organization, eliminating its deficit
and increasing its funding base. Her financial-management skills should
serve her well at the ICA, which has been told by Penn that its red ink
must turn black. Dr. Robert Barchi Gr72 M73, the provost,
hailed Goulds "unique blend of creative and management expertise,"
as well as her "keen insight and deep background into the contemporary
art scene." Gould was recommended to Barchi and Penn President Judith
Rodin by a search committee comprised of three representatives from the
ICA and another three from the University, aided by Management Consultants
for the Arts, a professional search firm.
"The ICA will be a completely
different situation than at Artists Space," acknowledges Gould, noting
that she hopes to build on the ICAs reputation for discovering promising
young artistspast finds have included Andy Warhol, Sally Mann, Robert
Mapplethorpe and Laurie Anderson, all of whom had exhibitions at the ICA
early in their careers. One of the ICAs greatest strengths, she
says, is its exhibition program, though she believes that some of the
recent exhibitions have been too long, and she wants to "carve out
some sort of project space and have shows that will change more drastically."
She explains that shorter exhibitions, similar to the old Investigations
series at the museum, may prompt more people to return.
While she admits that she
is not yet acquainted with local artists, Gould says she intends to exhibit
the work of many young Philadelphia artists. (She plans to introduce two
ongoing series"Open Video Calls" and "Open Slide
Shows"which will informally display "about the first six
minutes of a show in order to get a feel for the artists work.")
But she is also looking forward to bringing in outside talent, such as
New York artists Justine Kurlend, Bryan Crockett and Kristin Lucas, with
whom she worked at Artists Space.
Noting that the "integrating
of the ICA into the University is not very good," Gouldwho
says she is "very interested in architecture and design"hopes
to give the ICA a "clearer visual identity" to enhance its perception
by the Penn community and the local arts community. The visual changes
will include everything from a new logo and graphic design to banners
hanging in front of the building.
Gould, who has a bachelors
degree in art history from Boston College and a masters in museum
studies from New York University, expects her plans to take full effect
by the year 2000, but she recognizes that "this is going to be a
long-term job for anyone." And, she adds, "It looks like Ill
be juggling many things at once."
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This system should scream, but only whimpers. I have run a variety of spyware, adware, and trojan removal programs recommended in the 'read this before you post' posting in addition to several others. I have scanned for viruses with PC-Cillin, Norton Anti-Virus, and Panda. As a result, I have removed a lot of stuff from my computer, and seen some slight improvement, but not a fix.
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Dawid Malan believes he was given a first-hand lesson in how to succeed in Test cricket after taking "the best seat in the house" for Alastair Cook's batting masterclass as England again dominated West Indies.
Former captain Cook turned an overnight 153 into a brilliant 243 to become England's highest Test run-scorer at Edgbaston.
It was a vintage display from England's record scorer in five-day cricket and, helped by Malan's knock of 65, the hosts declared on 514-8 before the visitors reached stumps at 44-1.
Malan, who made just 35 runs in two matches in the recent South Africa series, was delighted to make a contribution and learn from one of the best in game.
"I needed that," he said. "I didn't look like scoring a run against South Africa so it was nice to hit a few in the middle of the bat, and feel a bit more composed at the crease.
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"Cooky gave a batting masterclass and I had the best seat in the house. Whether it is a good wicket or not, 243 is a fantastic achievement.
"I was so impressed with how disciplined he stayed, because he never looked like he strayed from his gameplan from the first over of the innings until the last.
"For someone new to international cricket it was great to watch how a master goes at his work, and it showed me what I need to do to be successful at this level.
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The Project view is designed to assist you with organizing and managing related files grouped in the same XML project. The actions available on the contextual menu and toolbar associated to this panel enable the creation of XML projects and shortcuts to various operations on the project documents.
By default, the view is positioned on the left side of the Oxygen XML Editor window, above the Outline view. If the view has been closed, it can be reopened at any time from the menu (or using the Show Project View action from the Project menu.
- Open Project (Ctrl + F2 (Command + F2 on OS X))
- Opens an existing project. Alternatively, you can open a project by dropping an Oxygen XML Editor XPR project file from the file explorer into the
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- New Project
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- Link with Editor
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- Settings
- A submenu that contains the following actions:
- Filters
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- Show Full Path
- When selected, linked files and folders are presented with a full file path.
- Enable Master Files Support
- Select this option to enable the Master Files support.
- Change Search and Refactor operations scope
- Allows you to change the collection of documents that define the context of the
search and refactor operations.
- Use only Master Files, if enabled - Restricts Oxygen XML Editor to perform the search and refactor operations starting from the master files that are defined for the current resource. This option is available when you select Project in the Select the scope for Search and Refactor operations dialog box and the Master Files support is enabled.
- Working sets - Allows you to specify the set of files that will be used for the scope of the search and refactor operations.
The files are usually organized in an XML project as a collection of folders. There are three types of resources displayed in the Project view:
- Logical folders - marked with a blue icon on Windows and Unix/Linux () and a magenta icon on Mac OS X (). They help you group files within the project. This folder type has no correspondent on the physical disk, since they are used as containers for related items. Creating and deleting them does not affect the file system on disk. They are created on the project root or inside other logical folders by using the contextual action Remove from Project can be used to remove them from the project. . The contextual menu action
- Physical folders and files - marked with the operating system-specific icon for folders (usually a yellow icon on Windows and a blue icon on Mac OS X). These folders and files are mirrors of real folders or files that exist in the local file system. They are created or added to the project by using contextual menu actions (such as Add Folder, etc.), , Also, the contextual menu action Remove from Disk (Shift+Delete) can be used to remove them from the project and local file system.
- Shortcut folders and files - the icons for file shortcuts include a shortcut symbol and names of folder shortcuts are displayed in bold text. All files and folders that appear as direct descendants of a logical folder are considered shortcuts. They are created and added with the contextual actions Add Files and Add Folder from the project root. Both contextual menu actions Remove from Project and Remove from Disk (Shift+Delete) are available for shortcuts. Remove from Project just removes the shortcut from the project, while Remove from Disk (Shift+Delete) removes the shortcut and the physical resource from the local file system.
Creating New Projects
- New Project
- Creates a new, empty project.
Creating New Project Items
- Opens a New file dialog box that helps you create a new file and adds it to the project structure.
- Opens a New Folder dialog box that allows you to specify a name for a new folder and adds it to the structure of the project.
- Available when invoked from the project root, this action creates a logical folder in the tree structure (the icon is a magenta folder on Mac OS X - ).
- Available when invoked from the project root, this action replicates the structure of a remote folder accessible over FTP/SFTP/WebDAV, as a structure of logical folders. The newly created logical folders contain the file structure of the folder it points to.
Add Content to a Logical Folder
- Add Folder
- Adds a link to a physical folder, whose name and content mirror a real folder that exists in the local file system (the icon of this action is different on Mac OS X ).
- Add Files
- Adds links to files on the local file system.
- Add Edited File
- Adds a link to the currently edited file in the project.
Managing Project Content
You can create physical folders by selecting from the contextual menu.
When adding files to a project, the default target is the project root. To change a target, select a new folder. Files may have multiple instances within the folder system, but cannot appear twice within the same folder.
You can move the resources of the project with drag and drop operations on the files and folders of the tree (the Enable oXygen consoles option must be enabled in the View preferences page).
You can also use the usual Cut, Copy, and Paste actions to move resources in the Project view.
- Invoke the Rename action from the contextual menu.
- Press F2 and type the new name.
- Click the selected item and type the new name.
To finish editing the item name, press Enter.
If a project folder contains a lot of documents, a certain document can be located quickly in the project tree by selecting the folder containing the desired document and typing the first few characters of the document name. The desired document is automatically selected as soon as the typed characters uniquely identify its name in the folder.
The selected document can be opened by pressing the Enter key, by double-clicking it, or with one of the Open actions from the contextual menu. The files with known document types are opened in the associated editor, while binary files are opened with the associated system application. To open a file with a known document type in an editor other than the default one, use the Open with action. Also, dragging and dropping files from the project tree to the editor area results in the files being opened.
The project file is automatically saved every time the content of the Project view is saved or modified by actions such as adding or removing files and drag and drop.
Validate Files
The currently selected files in the Project view can be checked to be XML well-formed or validated against a schema (DTD, XML Schema, Relax NG, Schematron or NVDL) with one of the following contextual menu actions found in the Validate submenu:
- Check Well-Formedness
- Checks if the selected file or files are well-formed.
- Validate
- Validates the selected file or files against their associated schema. EPUB files make an exception, because this action triggers a Validate and Check for Completeness operation.
- Validate with Schema
- Validates the selected file of files against a specified schema.
- Configure Validation Scenario(s)
- Allows you to configure and run a validation scenario.
Applying Transformation Scenarios
- Apply Transformation Scenario(s)
- Obtains the output with one of the built-in scenarios.
- Configure Transformation Scenario(s)
- Opens a dialog box that allows you to configure pre-defined transformation scenarios.
- Transform with
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Given the sacrosanct aura that's developed around pretty much everything to do with the Beatles over the past half-century, it seems unbelievable that anything related to the Fab Four might have ever gone missing through the decades.
But in coming up with a 50th anniversary, 4K digital restoration of the band's beloved feature film debut "A Hard Day's Night," technicians at the Criterion Collection and Janus Films had to work around missing chunks from the first and last reels of the original negative. Producer Giles Martin, son of the Beatles' original producer, George Martin, also had to compensate for a missing stereo master of their early single "She Loves You" and use the existing monaural recording as part of a new audio mix of the film's dialogue and soundtrack.
All of which serves as a reminder that in early 1964 when Beatlemania was exploding worldwide, musical immortality seemed in doubt for the four lads from Liverpool.
"It was never my dad's intention to be digging this up after 50 years," Martin said this week. "I know it was his view that there would be more Beatles projects coming along down the line, and that some other young act would find the Beatles' spark and the same [phenomenon] would be replicated. I think that was the case really until about 15 years ago. Now the Beatles have become this cultural phenomenon and they are stamped in history, and that hasn't washed off in any way."
The younger Martin's mission in creating a surround-sound mix for a low-budget, black-and-white film that originally was presented in monaural sound in theaters around the world "wasn't to be a modernized version of 'A Hard Day's Night.'"
"It's not as if I'm mixing
In fact, Martin said, "the advantage of 5.1 is that you can actually be more faithful to the mono. ... The film was in mono, and I found it weird that we would be listening to the Beatles talk and have it all come out of the center [channel], but then the band would play and the music would come out of the left and right speakers."
The restored version expands some of the sonic elements but keeps the Beatles' voices at center stage. "It makes for a more immersive environment," Martin said, also noting that for the DVD and Blu-ray home video versions released last week, viewers have the option of choosing between a fully monaural audio mix or the 5.1 surround version. The discs also include bonus features, including the documentary "Things They Said Today" and a commentary track drawn from interviews conducted by Beatles expert Martin Lewis for the 2002 DVD release of "A Hard Day's Night."
The film itself "has never looked this good in theaters," said Criterion Collection President Peter Becker, because "the prints made in 1964 were two or three generations away from the original 35mm negative."
"When you're working on the Beatles, it's really a double-edged sword," said Lee Kline, who headed Criterion's film restoration team that located the best existing sections of the missing original negative to use for the restoration. "You're working with things so many people are excited about, and something that's very important to people's hearts. You can't talk to Beatles fans without some of them overwhelming you with how excited they are, and you take that into consideration."
The tradition of translating popular music performers to the big screen was a spotty one before the Beatles came along, with movies often placing performers in awkward settings by directors who often had no feel for the exuberant energy of rock music.
"A Hard Day's Night" director Richard Lester and screenwriter Alun Owen avoided those pitfalls by channeling the Beatles' inherent personal charm and sense of humor into their script, and allowing John Lennon,
"In this case, the fifth Beatle was Richard Lester," Becker said, referring to the 82-year-old director who has given his approval to the new restoration. "They trusted him, from his work with
Becker said his hope is that the wide release of "A Hard Day's Night" will in some way echo the shared international experience it created originally. ("A Hard Day's Night" opens Friday at select theaters around the country, including the Cinefamily in Los Angeles and the Laemmle Playhouse 7 in Pasadena, with a sneak preview Thursday night at the Cinefamily as part of the "Don't Knock the Rock" film festival.)
"There are ways to mess up a restoration," he said. "You can over-produce things, and over-process them to where they start to lose their shimmer, lose their grace, lose their energy. For this film, that would have been a complete tragedy. This is all about life and liberation and freedom. The Beatles are constantly breaking out of rooms, they are uncontainable in every way, which is how they were in life.
"Much of the humor in the film comes from people trying to get them to stay where they're supposed to be, and they're always running away to where they're not supposed to go," Becker said. "That freedom and freshness has to be there."
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Thursday, May 29, 2014
Tiger Yellowtail Butterfly
I had the pleasure of discovering this amazing Tiger Yellowtail Butterfly in my driveway yesterday. It did not startle as I bent over and got within a few inches to take a few photos. My granddaughter squatted down on her knees to get a better view and then screamed, "You can even see it's proboscis Nana!"
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
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Dirty Nails
along. They provide
a raised garden plot to
those who want to dig
in the dirt where I live.
They just finished up-
dating them with cinder
blocks. I planted flowers
around the outside inside
of the blocks, as well as herbs. Rosemary, chives, thyme, and spearmint. I need
flowers for my pressed
flower artwork I sell at
the local Farmer's Market. I also have
flowers in 1/3 of the
plot. Lavender, daisies,
geraniums, carnations,
forget me nots, iceland
poppies, cosmos, pansies and my echinacea came back
this year! The other 2/3's
I have 6 jalapeno peppers, zucchini, Summer squash. I still need to put in a cherry tomato (it's in a pot on
my patio) pumpkin seed,
carrots, peas (to grow up trellis) green beans, cilantro. The bottles are just garden art! And the
rocks are to stand on to pick my peas and green beans. My poem says it all!
dirty nails
i can't wait to go outside
to play in the dirt
to dig in the dirt
to smell the dirt.
dirt runs through my blood
my daddy
and his daddy
tilled the earth to provide a way for me
to put food on the table
and shoes on my dirty feet.
here I am
on bent knees
with my stained
cracked hands
and dirty nails.
planting seeds of life
growing my own
by nancy craig ©
Update on my garden.(6-1-14)
I put mesh on my trellis for the peas and green
beans to grow on.
I posted this in my garden this year. It is a community style garden,
and unfortunately people take what they want. Maybe after reading
my poem people will see my love for gardening and respect
me enough to not take mine this year.
Bought pole beans at the local Farmers Market and got them in the earth.
Just a view of one of cobalt blue bottles in my garden. Pretty!
My radishes are up in just a few days! Blooms on my tomato plants and
all the squash plants are thriving! Did I mention...I love playing in the dirt!
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It's been a busy couple of months, but as I now have the internet working at home and the rare luxury of a free evening, I've decided that it's about time my blog came back to life again, so here's an update on life:
- I think I'm over my mini crisis of faith, and have actually found a degree of settledness and peace. I guess I've finally grasped that it's ok just to be me, and not to try and push myself into other people's boxes, because it doesn't work. I can't pretend I've got my prayer life magically sorted, but I feel relaxed with God, which is a huge step forward.
- I'm now a graduate of he University of Durham. The day was amazing, and it was great to be able to enjoy it with my partner, parents and friends. I still can't quite believe I finally made it, and how different I was when I started the whole thing compared to where I am now. I've changed so much for the better…. God is very good.
- I'm now a Methodist Local Preacher – don't ask me how that happened! I had my first service early last the month, which went very well, and I'm off out with my mentor in Stony Stratford in a week and a half. It's exciting and scary, but mostly it just feels very right and very 'me' somehow. The bit that scares me is the way the whole ordination thing seems to be inching its way back onto the agenda at unexpected moments…
- The banking world is pretty much the same. I'm now at the stage where most of the stuff from my predecessor has been gone through, documented and tidied up, and I can begin working on my own projects, which is a good thing.
- I've almost (finally) finished two papers based on my PhD thesis, which I hope to send to my supervisor soon, and then to get published. I miss the world of maths, and want to keep the door open for getting a post-doctoral research position. It's been nice getting back to grips with it all 🙂
- I've joined a gym, and am seriously working on getting fit.
- Most importantly of all, Tractorgirl and I have now been together for eighteen months, and I love her more than ever.
At the weekend, I went on a retreat with some friends from Bang! and had a very random dream about a friend of mine directing and presenting a daytime television show called 'Afternoon Tea at Tiffeny's'. I might float the idea to the BBC one day… In the meantime, here's a couple of graduation pictures:


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Christopher Biggins 'sorry' for Aids remarks which sparked CBB removal
Christopher Biggins said he was "very sorry and very sad" as he was removed from the Celebrity Big Brother house for saying that Aids was "a bisexual disease".
The entertainer, 67, was called into the diary room after a conversation with Mob Wives star Renee Graziano about how Aids originated and was told that it was his third use of "unacceptable language".
The first use was when he was discussing the Jewish community with Katie Waissel on Monday, and then when he told Graziano in a separate conversation: "I think the worst type is the bisexuals, what it is is people not wanting to admit they are gay."
Christopher Biggins said he was sorry for the comments that saw him removed from the Big Brother house
On Friday, Biggins said that homosexuals had been blamed for the rise of the "killer disease" but he thought it "was a bisexual disease, if I'm honest".
Graziano said she had been told by an unnamed former CIA agent that "they gave it (Aids) to kill off third world countries," which Biggins agreed with, stating he thought it was "man-made".
Biggins then said, "There were a lot of bisexuals who went to those countries and had sex with those people and brought it back to their own families in America and that's how it became a worldwide disease."
Big Brother called him into the Diary Room later in the day and noted this comment as the third use of "unacceptable language", which left them with "no choice" but to remove him from the house.
"I'm very sorry and I'm very sad," said Biggins, who looked shocked as the charges were read out against him.
Biggins left the house immediately, and the housemates were called to the sofa by Big Brother to receive the shock news.
DJ James Whale opted to collect Biggins' suitcase from the storage room while the other housemates expressed their distress at the news.
EastEnders actor Ricky Norwood said a prayer for Biggins when he helped Whale pack up his belongings in the suitcase, while Sam Fox burst into tears.
Fox said: "I cant believe it, I'm upset."
Norwood reassured her with a hug, saying: "It's not on man, this is not right."
The news was followed by the eviction of Grant Bovey in the first public vote of the series, saving Whale.
After his exit, the housemates were asked to make an Eternal Nomination, which is a housemate who would be up for every eviction for the remainder of their time in the house.
Stephen Bear won the most nominations, causing an aggressive flare-up, where he screamed at those who voted for him not to speak to him for the rest of the series.
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