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'Great friends' Jim Schlossnagle, Tim Tadlock share CWS laughs
It took about 30 seconds for Texas Tech coach Tim Tadlock to get a smile out of Jim Schlossnagle.
That's about right for those two.
"I consider us great friends, for sure," Schlossnagle said.
The TCU coach could be seen smiling or shaking his head regularly any time Tadlock spoke during a press conference Friday at the College World Series featuring the coaches of the four teams playing Sunday, including Coastal Carolina's Gary Gilmore, in his rookie visit, and Florida's Kevin O'Sullivan, in his fifth.
It started with Tadlock's opening statement:
"Got some great staffs with these guys, great programs that do a good job. I think we all caught a glimpse of Coach Gilmore's grand slam down there. It was a really neat moment for his program. The other two guys, kind old hat for them, and we'll sit up here and try to learn something from them."
Coach Tadlock, hiding behind the country drawl.
TCU coach Jim Schlossnagle, reacting to a press conference line from Texas Tech coach Tim Tadlock
The teasing of Schlossnagle and O'Sullivan drew laughs from the audience and coaches.
Schlossnagle came back: "Coach Tadlock, hiding behind the country drawl."
Schlossnagle and Tadlock, whose teams meet at 2 p.m. Sunday in their CWS openers, have been kidding each other a long time.
Schlossnagle said he tried to hire Tadlock 20 years ago.
"I was recruiting coordinator at Tulane. He was running a great junior college at Grayson [County College in Denison]," Schlossnagle said. "I think he said yes for about 12 hours, then he changed his mind."
Combined, TCU coach Jim Schlossnagle's and Texas Tech coach Tim Tadlock's teams are 268-110 (.709) in the past three seasons with two Big 12 regular-season titles, two Big 12 tournament titles and three College World Series appearances.
It might have meant a lot more laughs.
Tadlock had more at the press conference. One of his best came at the end. Each coach was asked what they remembered most from their first visits to Omaha, and Tadlock brought up 2010 when he was an assistant with Oklahoma and one particular night he was in the third-base box at Rosenblatt Stadium.
"I'm not sure the lightning meter was working," he said. "We played a game, a couple of games, one that was really long and there was a lot of lightning. I thought to myself: 'If there's a place to go, this is where I want to go — right here in this third-base box.' "
The room was laughing.
"I'm dead serious," he said. "Old Rosenblatt, last year, just get me right here. This would be good."
Schlossnagle, with a big smile, was next. But he knew the drill around Tadlock.
"You really want me to follow that?" he said.
It wouldn't have been the first time.
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In partnering with Advantage Preservation, publishers work with a team that has over 50 years combined experience in the Newspaper Microfilming Industry, we meet or exceed all ANSI/AIIM Standards for microfilm preservation. The Microfilming will be done at no cost to our Publishing Partners. The only expense is in shipping the papers to our facility in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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We regard our relationships with the publisher as partnerships, and we enjoy a collaborative approach in developing a strategy for preservation, access, and monetization. Through profit sharing and royalty arrangements, qualifying publishers are rightfully compensated for any distribution of their content, and their copyright is respected at all times regardless of the partnership arrangement. We have a dedicated team of account managers that work with Libraries, Colleges, and Historical Societies across the country and will actively promote and market your content to interested institutions. With every subscriber to your film you will be notified and you will receive a royalty generated from every subscription, paid quarterly. (Minimum of 2 Microfilm subscribers to receive royalties).
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- Subscriptions to the microfilm for the libraries, colleges, and historical societies will be actively marketed. We know their budgets, and the challenges they face. Like our publishers, we consider these institutions to be partners and not clients. We work hard to strike the perfect value that works within their budget while still providing the highest revenue potential for the publisher.
- Qualifying publishers are eligible for 20% to 40% royalties on any services offered by Advantage depending on the size, contract commitment, and sales potential.
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- All of our microfilm is produced in the United States, using the highest quality film stocks from FujiFilm and processed in our FujiFilm certified lab. Original materials and produced microfilm will NEVER leave our secure facility.
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Quality Control and Quality Assurance are what set the microform production process at Advantage Preservation apart from others in the industry. Quality Control is defined as those steps incorporated into the production process that are designed specifically to reduce error. Quality Assurance is the process by which the total product is examined to ensure that the quality criteria established by Advantage Preservation are met.
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Subscriptions to newspaper microfilm from Advantage Preservation can be as much as 40% less than you are currently paying to your current vendor. We partner with several libraries and historical societies on microfilming and preserving their historical documents, and they have become close friends over the years. We understand the challenges. We know the budgets you face, and with Advantage you will receive high quality film at a greatly reduced price compared to other service providers. All film is produced in the United States, and original materials will never leave our secure facility. There are no long term contracts to sign. We are very confident that you will be satisfied with our service.
- Advantage Preservation microfilm subscriptions for libraries, colleges, county clerk offices, and historical societies are often as much as 40% less than our competitors.
- We will work with you and your community's publisher to find a solution that satisfies all parties, is in compliance with all copyright laws, and respects the intellectual property of the rights holder.
- Your microfilm will be produced in a timely fashion after receiving the newspapers.
- If there is a delay for any reason (missing issues, ect.) you will be notified immediately.
The Community History Archives
Advantage Preservation, we understand that preservation is only 1/2 of the equation. Once your materials are protected on microfilm, you need to consider accessibility to the valuable content. Advantage Preservation offers a user friendly digital solution to research your materials via our Community History Archive hosted solution. After we digitize the newspaper pages, we OCR (Optical Character Recognition), index and host the images on a portal where your patrons can browse, search, view, clip, and share articles and pages from your community's history.
Researchers and Genealogists that visit your institution can save time by searching through your database by name, date range, key words, etc…without the expense of purchasing or upkeep of a microfilm reader.
One of our partner libraries, Amesbury Public Library in Massachusetts, has some of the oldest content in the Advantage Preservation family with local records dating back to 1642. Library archivist Meghan Petersen recently said "newspapers of the time can give a clearer view of 19th century Amesbury than most history books" Hundreds of the communities we work with from coast to coast, feel the same way. The have embraced viewing their community's history through the lens of those who witnessed it first hand.
Unlock a portal to the past. Learn more about our Community History Archives
Choosing A New Microfilm Vendor
We have had many recent conversations with librarians, newspaper publishers and state entities who are deeply concerned with their current microfilm preservation companies. Several institutions have also been subject to an interruption in service when a large national microfilm provider recently ceased operations. Needless to say, there are many individuals just like you, searching for websites just like this, trying to figure out what their options are.
There is understandable stress when selecting a new vendor. Consideration must be given to preservation budgets, about providing good and current resources to your patrons, and ultimately about the preservation of your community's history. Here are four questions that you should consider asking of a potential preservation vendor (and from your newspaper's publisher, as they ultimately choose a vendor).
How will my master microfilm be stored?
This is extremely important – silver-halide master microfilm is tested to last 500 years, but only if it is stored properly, in a humidity-and-temperature controlled environment. Copies for libraries are made from this master microfilm, and will inherit any issues with clarity and readability.
What are your microfilming quality standards?
The permanent physical record of a newspaper (and often of the history of your town) requires care and precision. Does your vendor strictly adhere to ANSI and AIIM standards? Is the film stock used the one you contracted for? Do you currently audit the density, reduction ratios, and clarity of your film? Do you have a clear understanding of the vendor's quality control process? Do you understand where, and under what conditions your film is being created? Have you requested a sample?
How well do you understand the needs of our library and community?
Are you receiving all of the newspaper titles that you need to offer your patrons the best research experience? Does your account manager have knowledge of best practices for storing and viewing your film? Does your vendor understand the value of digital records, and know when microfilm is a better option than digital, and vice-versa?
Can you help on other projects?
Can your microfilm vendor assist in preserving documents for you directly? Will they help build a preservation program to aid in saving old documents, genealogy books and charts, and more? Do they have the knowledge to help build a digital repository?
Are your prices fair?
No follow up questions needed, you will know.
If you do not feel your current provider can, or is willing to answer the questions above, or you suddenly find yourself with out a provider…we would like you to know that there is an alternative. We built Advantage Preservation specifically to address the deficiencies in the industry. We came together from different areas in the preservation and newspaper publishing communities because we are not happy with how publishers and libraries are being treated. We have designed a preservation solution with clear and open answers to all the above questions, as well as a dedication to quality and a focus on marketing your history. Our program is designed to care for newspaper publishers and libraries equally.
Please remember to contact your current vendor to make sure they are taking care of your history
Solutions We Offer
Whether your document is a day old, or 200 years old, Advantage has the technology, experience and expertise to provide your library, historical societies, museums, and other institutions, with archiving and access options. Our solutions are designed to fit your institution's unique needs and budget restrictions. We specialize in Document Imaging, Preservation Microfilming Services, Microform Scanning, Digital Archive Hosting, and Document Management Solutions. We partner with libraries & historical societies just like yours, to preserve their community's past, make accessible in the present, and available in the future.
Microfilm Digitization Services
Microfilm digitization is the key to unlock the content that is not currently accessible in a practical way. Creating a digital archive is a powerful tool, that will save time by searching through a community's history by name, date-range, keywords, publication, or location…and not limited to a reel at a time, or if a microfilm reader is occupied (or operational!). Advantage Archives offers aa budget friendly digital solution, and an easy to use content delivery system to materials via our Community History Archives hosted search portals.
Preservation Microfilming Services
The history recorded in the documents from communities across the country, is invaluable. Newspapers, atlases, almanacs, personal journals, directories, government documents…and even yearbooks can put historical events in perspective, and allow us to view those events through the lens of someone who was there and witnessed "history as it happened". It also allows us to connect to our past in a real and tangible way. This cultural asset must be protected and preserved so future generations can can have access to the documents that would otherwise be lost to the erosion of time if they remained on fragile paper. The only true way to ensure its survival, is through microfilming.
Digital Archive Hosting
A digital archive allows you to give your historical documents a new life, and give your community an easy-to-use resource, by converting your local newspaper microfilm, and other historical documents, to a fully-searchable digital archive. The Community History Archives serve as a practical means to explore and discover content that was not easily accessible before. Preserving the historic content on microfilm ensures that the "first rough draft of history" is available for future generations. Using digitization as a supplement (not a replacement) to your long term archival strategy, it opens up a very real way for the members of your community to connect with their history.
Document Imaging
The content contained on paper documents give a firsthand account and informs our perspective of history, that shaped not only your community, but also your state, and the nation…from a local perspective. Although historical newspaper imaging is our specialty, we have equal passion for all historic documents, including vital records, family bibles, transcripts, journals, and more. All documents and fragile papers are evaluated and processed to assure proper care and accurate conversion. Our experience covers a broad range of document types from a few days, a few years, or even 300 years ago. All phases of the archival document imaging process, such as preparation, document scanning, document indexing, etc., are managed effectively by the experienced team at Advantage. We work closely with our clients through the entire lifecycle of the project utilizing proven project management and preservation methodologies.
Information Management Solutions
Historical preservation is far from our only area of expertise! Our dedicated commercial document imaging solution division AdvantageIMS, is dedicated to providing solutions for more documents critical your business or organization. Archiving and retrieving information may not be your core competency. It is ours. We provide solutions tailored to your specific requirements. Advantage Archives commercial division has provided document management solutions for many years. We pride ourselves in our understanding of business documents and their impact on your bottom line. We listen to your needs and requirements and design a solution specific to your company and its' clients.
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Monday, September 5, 2011
In between making the most out of New York and enjoying a few new experiences (more on that in later posts), we escaped for a few days to Montreal.
I fell in love with the place. It's the perfect mix of small town atmosphere - easily negotiable on foot or bike, with small cobbled streets and tiny cafes - but with big city amenities such as wonderful restaurants and world class museums. It also manages to strike an intriguing balance between European and American sensibilities - one that actually works.
In fact, I loved that people there switched mid-sentence from French to English and back again, without an ounce of self-consciousness. Very much like me when I talk to my sister (who speaks both languages too) and so I finally felt like I wasn't such an oddity after all!
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Technology has come a long way in the past twenty years. Cell phones and GPS alone have revolutionized the way we communicate and travel. However, despite the advantages emerging technologies may bring us, they often also carry multiple disadvantages that could leave us or others injured. One prominent example can be seen in distracted driving.
There are many things that can take our attention away from the road, including looking for something under a seat and eating, but talking on a cell phone is, perhaps, one of the leading causes of distracted driving. Though hands-free devices have made it easier for individuals to multitask and convinced some that talking on a cell phone while driving can be safe, studies disagree, showing that even hands-free devices can distract motorists.
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Though several bills and laws have attempted to curb distracted driving, the sad truth is that it continues to be a serious problem throughout the country, including here in Tennessee. While employers can help alleviate the dangers of distracted driving by disallowing employees to talk on the cell phone while driving, it often falls on victims themselves to speak up about the matter. One of the best ways to do so is to file a personal injury lawsuit against the distracted driver who caused them harm. In addition to potentially recovering compensation, taking legal action might also shine a spotlight on such a treacherous problem.
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Schott's Amber **Crysta's Rabbit**
Schott's 60X River Imperial X Schott's X14 Hi Society
Chestnut Sr. Doe
**Thank You Ms. Ellen!!!**
Costs' Bess
Siamese Sable Sr. Doe
**Thank You Don Barnhart**
Seven Dwarfs' Pudget
Smith's Abe X Smith's Pudge
Silver Martin Sr. Doe
Smith's Hemmi
Smith's HAP X Smith's B1
Black Himilayan Sr. Doe
Seven Dwarfs' Oopus
Smith's Abe X Costs' Bess
Siamese Sable Jr. Doe
Seven Dwarfs' Liseypooh
Schott's Powercurve X Schott's Vixen
Chestnut Jr. Doe
Smith's Abe
Smith's H30 X Smith's B45
Siamese Sable Sr. Buck
**Thank You Gary and Susan Smith for this handsome little buck.**
Schott's Powercurve
Schott's 82X Power Plant X Schott's X98 Sandstone
Chestnut Sr. Buck
**Thank you Bobby Schott for this exceptional little buck. **
Seven Dwarfs' Opey
Doc X Dopey
Opal Sr. Buck
**One of Seven Dwarf's first babies.**
Seven Dwarfs' Lincoln
Smith's Abe X Smith's Dopey
Black Otter Sr. Buck
Siamese Sable Jr
Smith's Abe X Smith's Hemmi
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Smith's Abe X Smith's Hemmi
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HTC is launching its Desire 500 smartphone in the UK. It will be available from mobile operators and retailers in select European markets from this month.
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The book in the feature photo above is from Kikki K and it's one of my all-time favourites! I love that it inspires you to live more! I've been doing it over the past year and it's been so much fun. No 48 was go on a road trip and Harry and I had been talking about flying down to see my grandparents for a few months and when I saw this page in the book we thought why not drive and make it a road trip?! I'd never been down the East Coast and we hadn't been on an adventure in ages so we packed up the car and our little Freddy and set down the Coast. I love all the little towns you go through on the way and all the little locally owned stores, we came across wood workshops, teacup Shops, vintage book shops, antique shops, amazing little parks and rivers, it all was so interesting and fun! Music playing, singing along with my lover in our amazing singing voices – ha ha just kidding mine is terrible, but that doesn't stop me singing along to Christine Aguilera! When the little ones are older Harry and I plan to do a road trip around Australia I seriously cannot wait!
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EP12: #BeABoss-The Forte Foundation
Did you know that only 17 of the Fortune 500 CEO's are women? Neither did we! The Ladies discuss educational disparities, and advice from Mariska Morse, Vice President of Marketing for the Forte Foundation. Find out who amongst us is a cut throat kick ball player and throws back hot toddies in the middle of the afternoon.
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Atoning for the Sins of Her Father: Peruvian Presidential Candidate Keiko Fujimori's Battle To Become President
By Amaya Phillips
After eight years of imprisonment, Alberto Fujimori, former President of Peru, continues to influence Peruvian politics from the confines of his carcel. In 2009, President Fujimori was sentenced to twenty-five years of incarceration after being convicted for murder, bodily harm, kidnapping, and embezzlement. Although Fujimori's career ended abruptly, his political legacy, denoted as Fujimorismo, is credited with the revitalization of the national economy and the stabilization of Peruvian society.
The repercussions of Fujimori's presidency significantly affected the political platforms in the 2016 presidential race, as his daughter Keiko Fujimori, candidate of the Popular Force Party, contended against Peruvians for Change (PPK) candidate, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski. The 2016 election was one of the most controversial races in the history of Peruvian politics, as it presented two unconventional nominees who sparsely resembled the average Peruvian voter. Popular Force candidate, Keiko Fujimori, of Japanese descent, holds an MBA from Columbia University. Pedro Pablo Kuczyknsi, born in Lima to European immigrants, holds a master's degree from Princeton University and was accused of fleeing Peru when domestic turmoil arose in the late 1980's.
As the ideological differences between the candidates remained minimal, the 2016 election was recognized as the ultimate opportunity to test the nation's collective memory, morality, and dignity. For many Peruvians, a vote for Keiko Fujimori symbolized vindication of former President Fujimori's authoritarian regime. Throughout the election cycle, Ms. Fujimori struggled to recognize the merit of her father's strong-handed economic legacy while also distinguishing herself from his sins.
Keiko Fujimori publicly signed a "Commitment of Honor," pledging to "respect Peru's democracy, human rights and press freedom while fighting corruption." The document also included new legislative policies aimed at compensating low-income Andean women who were forcibly sterilized during her father's administration. Moreover, the most enticing aspect included within the Comment of Honor was Keiko's vow not to pardon her father. Although the Commitment of Honor document aided Ms. Fujimori in garnering the support of many skeptical voters, Pedro Pablo Kuczyknsi won the 95th Presidency of Peru, by a margin of a point, on June 10, 2016.
Upon losing the election, it appears that Keiko Fujimori's political platform has quickly changed. Although she plans to enter her third presidential race in the 2020 election, Ms. Fujimori has already reneged on the promises encompassed in her Commitment of Honor. On August 17, 2016, Keiko announced that she would seek to exonerate her father through the judicial process, an action that contradicts her former pledges of ensuring accountability measures within the Peruvian governance. Moreover, her plans violate her vow to respect and protect Peruvian human rights.
Unwilling to accept defeat and relentlessly motivated by Ms. Fujimori's ambitions to become President of Peru, the Popular Force party introduced a new piece of legislation on September 12, 2016 that will seek to change the norms within the electoral systems for the 2020 electorate. The current Peruvian electoral process is founded upon the premise of a ballot system in which there is an open-first round election. In the case that no candidate wins more than 50% of the vote, the elections continue with a second-round runoff. Keiko Fujimori has led in the first round and reached the second-round runoff stage in the past two presidential elections, while ultimately failing to win the Presidential nomination. The legislation presented by Popular Force Party on September 12, 2016, proposes decreasing the first round 50% threshold system to a 30% threshold system in which a candidate who receives more than 30% of the votes can win the Presidency after the first round of voting.
Marisa Glave, a congresswoman from the left-wing party Frente Amplia, criticized the legislation stating "Mrs. Keiko Fujimori failed twice in winning the electoral process. Now what the Popular Force Party is trying to do is to modify the legislative process so that she may have the possibility of winning a Presidency with less than the 50% +1 vote. ".
Although a formal vote has to be held for the new legislation, the proposed change to the electoral system prompts additional questions regarding Keiko Fujimori's promise to respect the integrity of Peruvian democracy. Many opponents remain skeptical as to whether implementing a new electoral system, utilizing a 30% threshold, will truly benefit the democratic will of the Peruvian people, as it appears to be nothing more than an opportunistic ploy enacted by the Fujimori family in hopes of recapturing political power.


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Most of us realize that President Trump can at times be rude and crude and inarticulate. He is frequently not careful with his words. He can be a braggart. He insists that allegories like "the wall" are totally literal. He has been called a lot of nasty names even though in his personal and private dealings he has been a friend and mentor to many of both sexes and all races. Given all this, it is completely fair in our free society that many say, "I do not like this man!"
As Paul Harvey so famously said, "Now lets hear the rest of the story."
The Middle East
The Middle East has been in crisis since the 1940s. The United States did not create this problem, but neither have we solved it. Our appetite for oil has created huge bank accounts for tyrants who do not share our values for freedom and dignity of all citizens. We have funded both sides of the Arab-Israeli crisis and exaggerated it by thinking we could broker or dictate a solution. Billions we gave to Iran have funded terrorists in the Middle East and across the globe. We created a power vacuum in Iraq that ISIS filled. We promised "red lines" in Syria and declared ourselves impotent when they were crossed. We have weakened ourselves by putting too much of our debt in the hands of those who might use that leverage against us. This is history. It is not news.
The real news is that in the last eighteen months The United States has accelerated energy production and exports, fulfilling promises of energy independence by every president from Eisenhower through George W. Bush. We have fulfilled the empty promise of several presidents to recognize the fact that Jerusalem is the capitol of Israel. ISIS has been deprived of their territory and any basis for a caliphate. We have ended the empty mythology that the Iran agreement did more than pause their nuclear ambitions and renewed sanctions on Iran for their terrorist mischief. We have fostered communications between Israel, Saudi Arabia, the Gulf States, Egypt and Jordan that are strengthening to the benefit of all in that alliance and weakening to Palestinian and Iranian terrorist regimes. We have shown Syria and Russia and whoever else is watching that crossing a red line has serious consequences. All this has been accomplished with less American military engagement or casualties than any previous eighteen-month period in this century. Perhaps the importance of all this news is under reported because it does not fit the narrative that our President is a warmonger and an inept diplomat.
Tax Reform
For more than a generation we have complained about the need for tax reform. Corporate taxes were too high. We were making ourselves un-competitive, driving American corporations into inverse overseas acquisitions and incenting them to amass and invest cash overseas. Personal taxes were too complicated and many deductions served the prosperous too well, offsetting the graduated rates and often making the structure regressive. Remember Warren Buffet's secretary paying a higher rate than he? Remember Obama's Simpson Bowles Commission recommendations in 2010, promptly ignored by the President and Congress. Our obsolete and convoluted tax structure is old news.
The real news is tax reform that keeps American Corporations in America and incents them to bring their capital back home to invest. The entire tax structure has been streamlined and big tax subsidies for big consumers have been reduced. The huge news is that this imperfect new law did not receive the vote of a single democrat in Congress. Yet, along with removal of strangling regulation, tax reform has unleashed the economy. Just two years ago all the economists and pundits were telling us to get used to the "new normal" of two percent annual growth. Candidate Trump's promise of three percent growth, derided then as a foolish lie, will be exceeded this year and dwarfed in 2019.
Since President Reagan opted for amnesty, he and every subsequent president has complained that we did not finish fixing immigration. Uncontrolled borders and other points of entry do not permit us to welcome those who should be welcomed or withhold entry from those who would harm or have harmed us. They encourage an underclass of immigrants regardless of their individual merit. They invite tragedies of mass in migration of people who cannot or will not contribute and who frequently are not able to care for themselves. When large numbers of people are displaced anywhere in the world, many often travel to our borders seeking their freedom or our rescue or our destruction. President Clinton had such a crisis and pleaded in vain for legislation. Neither President Bush did anything. President Obama promised and did not deliver immigration reform. He could not solve his crisis within existing law, so he ignored both the crisis and the law. The problem is not news.
The real news is that we are now enforcing existing laws. Doing so helps to stem the tide and makes it more obvious that change in the law is needed. Candidate Trump was derided for saying "Even Sweden has a serious immigration problem." Now it seems that not just Sweden, but all of Europe is seeking a wall of protection against the tsunami of refugees. Meanwhile, a lunatic fringe in America gets press time for their claim that our Immigrant and Customs Enforcement is terrorism and illegal immigrants are their victims. Freedom of speech is a wonderful thing; it protects nonsense as well as wisdom!
Nuclear Proliferation
President Clinton bragged about solving the problem of nuclear weapons in North Korea, and paid dearly for hollow promises. President Obama bragged about his fabulous Iran deal, but he made no effort to sell it on its merits to Congress or to the American people. The truth is that neither deal had even the appearance of permanence nor did either contain a workable regimen for enforcement. Many of the resources for nuclear proliferation came from Pakistan where the nuclear genie came out of the bottle in 2005 when we sanctioned nuclear power in India, or perhaps even before that. Yet we have done nothing to stem this source. Nuclear proliferation has been a known and growing threat to our civilization under the watch of at least the last four presidents. There is nothing new here.
The real news is we now realize nuclear proliferation cannot be stopped by enriching its perpetrators. Instead of bribery and polite conversation we offer Little Rocket Man a choice of economic participation with his neighbors in a de-nuclearized Korea, or defeat and embarrassment or worse. Through the miracle of sanctions and invisible diplomacy, China and South Korea punctuate the message. This process is just beginning and the outcome still to be determined, but the overt threats and the missiles flying over Japan have gone quiet. The state controlled press in North Korea is speaking of economic prosperity tied to a de-nuclearized Korea. New conversations are continuing between North and South Korea. Sanctions will be relaxed only to the extent real progress is verified. There is no conversation about big checks or planeloads of cash from Uncle Sam.
In Iran the Obama largesse has ended. New sanctions have the goal of impoverishing the mullahs' programs for nuclear and conventional terrorism. This comes at a cost to American and European oil companies. American Corporations seem to understand that the risk of inaction is unacceptable. European governments do not seem willing to pay the price, just as they have not paid their share of NATO defense bills for generations. Perhaps the most important real news is that holding our friends accountable to their responsibilities is not unfriendly. If Europeans are really our allies, they fully understand this.
Prior to 1977 America had no trade deficits. During the last eight years alone we accumulated trade deficits in excess of four trillion dollars. Some who claim to be economists tell us this does not matter because merchandise and services deficits have been offset by financial flows back in our direction. Yet this four trillion dollars came back only to buy our assets. It bought American real estate and American corporations. It bought factories in America and American Treasury Bonds. This is no different than the household that spends more for goods and services than they earn, and makes it up by mortgaging the house and selling the family jewels. It is not sustainable. It is not news that it will end badly.
The World Bank calculates a purchasing power conversion factor (PPP) for every country. If official exchange rates represented the real value of currencies, this index would always be 1.0. China's PPP is 1.791, meaning that if you convert your dollar to yuan, you can purchase 55 cents worth of stuff in China. Coming from China, if you convert .55 yuan to dollars, you can purchase one yuan worth of stuff in America. For pointing out this obvious indication of currency manipulation, and the pervasive theft of intellectual property by the Chinese, candidate Donald Trump was derided and declared nasty, tactless and un-diplomatic.
The real news is that this regimen for impoverishing America is now being addressed. Today we have the most overvalued currency of our trading partners, partly because we have the lowest tariffs. We have come to this point by irresponsible neglect of our vital interests and sloppy negotiations with international organizations and trading partners.
The most distressing news is how few people understand that disrupting this regimen will necessarily cause pain today, but ignoring it will cause far more pain to many more people tomorrow. It is an equal wonder that when over 50% of the worlds steel supply comes from China, much steel from many countries almost surely comes first from China. It is truly a shame that many who know better still claim that a flat world cannot be slanted or crooked.
In many theaters including those described above: The Middle East, Tax Reform, Immigration, Nuclear Proliferation and Trade our government has huge challenges. In each of these and others prior administrations have ignored risks, frequently blundered and consistently deceived the electorate. Recently, there is irrefutable progress on each front, against formidable and inexplicable opposition. Yet little credit is given in the media. Each story about action or solutions seems to be punctuated with commentary about the ineptness or hatefulness or disorganization or opacity of Donald Trump. This triumphant partisanship is not unique in American History, but it is worth exploring its relationship to the much-maligned general rise of incivility.
Contempt for the electorate is not at all the same as contempt for individuals in the opposition. It is very different. What does it say when a leader in a free society expresses contempt for the electorate, or thinks and speaks of large blocks of the electorate as separate and unequal? Does that thought process not contradict the first principal that we are all created equal? Does it not invite incivility and excuse violence both from those deemed inferior and those deemed superior? Does it not invite a weakening of all institutions founded on the premise that we are all equal? Does it not weaken the bonds of our democratic tradition and strengthen notions of discord, tribalism and racism? Are too many of our citizens heeding messages of discord that come in the form of condemnations of the electorate fundamentally different from and unacceptable within historic civil, or even partisan political dialogue. Two dramatic examples are often quoted.
In 2008, candidate Barack Obama said, "And, it's not surprising then that they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion and antipathy to people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment to explain their frustrations." This was not a policy argument or a criticism of his opponent. It was a contemptuous declaration against the electorate he was proposing to serve. It was a granting of permission, a forthright demand for incivility and contempt by his supporters against "inferiors" among them.
In 2016, candidate Hillary Clinton declared that half of Trump's supporters belong in a "basket of deplorables." She labeled the deplorables "irredeemable", describing them as "racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic-you name it." This too was not a policy argument or a criticism of her opponent. It was a contemptuous declaration against the electorate she was proposing to serve. It was a granting of permission, a forthright demand for incivility and contempt by her supporters against "inferiors" among them.
Perhaps denouncing these destructive calls to action and celebrating positive changes resulting from disruption of the status quo would better serve us all.
Michael Moffitt
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July 8, 2018
Granddad's Dictionary: Reflections on Life in America
by Michael Moffitt
ISBN: 978-1-4908-2916-6 (sc)
978-1-4908-2917-3 (hc)
WestBow Press
Published April 7, 2014
170 pages
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Hardcover: $23
Michael Moffitt is the author of Granddad's Dictionary: Reflections on Life in America. In addition he has been an inventor, entrepreneur and community leader. He received a bachelor's degree from Northwestern University and an M.B.A. from the University of Chicago.
Rather than accepting partisan stances, Moffitt encourages Americans to reflect on how they can come together as "We the People" to make real change happen. He believes that by coming together and looking to history and the values of our Founding Fathers, we can revitalize our nation.
I want to make a real difference in the way people think about the relationship between morality and politics and the need to focus on "We the People" versus the government and what it needs to do for me. "Granddad's" reflections is meant to inspire younger generations of Americans to think independently and rationally about events and trends in their country. I encourage readers to investigate current events and policies and come to their own conclusions through rational discussion and independent thinking, rather than letting others think for them.
Articles at Magic City Morning Star
Granddad's Forecast for America in 2015
Terrorism and The Reformation of Islam
Immigration, The Red Cape, The Bull and The Master of The Bulls
Fair Taxes and Free Time for CPAs


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My wife has begun listening to audiobooks. Mostly she gets mysteries spoken by a British or Austrailian author. I love hearing them. I don't know what's going on in the stories but I can see her smile and can feel her joy. Pretty awesome!
Month: January 2016
Payton won the spelling bee!!
My Birds
I am grateful for my two cockatiels- Baby Jack, and Sal. I have had Baby Jack for almost 11 years now, I got him when he was super tiny and had to hand feed him with a syringe. Sal- I do not know how old he is since he was wild but they bring so much joy and laughter to our house =)
SuperBowl Bound Broncos!
Ding Ding Reminders
I started working on the other blog this morning. The post is going to be a synopsis of the Ding-Dings from 2015. IF you don't know, Ding-Dings are little sticky notes that we (as an office) write when a patient says something great (progress, joy, etc). We jot them down and share them as a group. This year I decided to write out most of them on the other blog to remind us and everyone else how awesome Chiropractic is and how grateful we are for all the lives we get to impact in such a meaningful way. So this morning… HUGE amounts of Joy, gratitude and humility with all the things people have said. I am so grateful for this "profession" that allows me to so fully follow my purpose! An example of a Ding-Ding:
Isaac time
I am thankful that I was able to go to the Broncos game and that they were able to pull out a win! I can't wait to go again this coming weekend 🙂 GO BRONCOS!!


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Sex is an essential part of a romantic relationship, no doubt about it. If your relationship is on the rocks, sex is an amazing tool to bring two people back together. Don't you think it would be great if there were one thing that could make a real difference in your struggling relationship and pulled both of you closer together? Wouldn't that be amazing if that one thing could make you laugh, feel happy, and feel good together? Well, that one thing is sex! So, how vital is sex in a relationship?
Here are four excellent ways amazing sex can help you with your struggling relationship:
- Touching Builds Connection
Sex is all about caring for each other. Sex is all about connection, an intimate non-verbal connection between two people. It's the most crucial kind of connection because it is organic in nature in feelings and emotions. If you've problems in your relationship, connecting verbally with your partner without making things even more complicated can be difficult. But, the intimate acts of kissing, holding hands, touching and pressing your bodies with each other, can help you connect without words. This kind of connection is way more effective than talking. So try it. Try touching, kissing and caressing each other and be amazed to see how it open things up between the both of you.
- Target For An Orgasm
Having an orgasm makes your body to be flooded with dopamine, a chemical that makes you feel incredibly good and relaxed. It makes you think that you can take on the world. And did you know that the effects of that dopamine can last for upto5 hours? Just imagine how it will make you and your girlfriend feel? Pretty great, right? Maybe, it will make you spend more time together and also make you recall what brought the two of you to come together in the first place. Besides, Sex is fun, and it's funny. Think of all the fumbling, rolling around, the gymnastics and, yes the nakedness. It's practically impossible not smile or laugh and having fun while doing the deed!
- Make-Up Sex Will Resolve Your Disagreements
Is there anything you can think of that's better than make-up sex? Make-up sex will help two people struggling in their relationship to come together, And we can think how the two of you can still stay sad or angry with one another after such an encounter? The dopamine is freely flowing, you feel reconnected, you're smiling, and you certainly aren't mad any longer. So, the next time you and your girlfriend have a big fight, try ending your conflicts and patch things a little more quickly with make-up sex.
Having regular, satisfying sex in a relationship typically means that a couple's sexual needs are being met. And let's not forget, the emotional needs of each other are also being, as physical needs and emotional needs very often go hand in hand. If a couple is happy and has a great sex in their relationship, there is no need to anywhere else, even if temptations arise. Therefore, have a lot of sex. It will make your relationship healthy and keep all of your temptations at bay.


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Eating in Orlando Vol. 10
Cups and Pups Coffee
If your morning commute includes the stretch of OBT around Lockhart, chances are you've seen a stand alone coffee cart on the side of the road between Mott Avenue and Corona Drive.
The owners are husband and wife team Matt and April Guldi. They are serious coffee lovers and have begun their dream to one day open up a coffee shop by starting with their mobile cart that every weekday (weather permitting) sits off of OBT in the morning from 7:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Not only has every coffee I've gotten from them been wonderful (the first was a delicious butter latte), but I've accidentally ended up staying probably too long speaking with them about food, Marvel movies, the evil of GMO and toxins in our lives, and much more. They are an incredibly sweet and hospitable couple.
They've recently re-branded their business to Cups and Pups, since their eventual goal is to have a shop that is welcoming to four-legged friends.
They have been showing up at other locations around town, so make sure to follow them @cupsandpupscoffee on Instagram to see where the head.
My first experience at Domu when they first opened back in November of 2016 was a mixed bag of emotions. I loved so much about it. I loved the music, the drinks, the decor, and those glistening, crunchy, finger-licking KFC wings. However, when it came to the ramen, I wasn't in love. Since my last visit, Domu has exploded into a widely popular spot where the wait times are long and the press both local and national has given it many accolades.
I knew I needed to go back, but grandma soul that I am I kept hesitating, not wanting the deal with the crowds. I finally made it back recently and made sure to be prepared to wait. I showed up right at five o'clock to an already packed bar area. Thankfully we were 13th in line to dine which got us sat in the first round of seating around 5:40 p.m., which to me wasn't a big deal with good friends in tow for conversation and a bar steps away.
For starters our table of course got the wings (just as good as I remembered) and the Cheezus, another starter I would highly recommend. Honestly, Cheezus could permanently replace Mac & Cheese in my life. Everyone should have a dish this filled with cheesy goodness minus the pasta.
Instead of trying ramen again I had been noticing a few broth-less dishes that piqued my interest. I ordered the New Japan Mazeman ($13) and out came a full bowl of their house made noodles with black garlic oil, scallions, Japanese beech mushrooms, kikurage (mushroom) Chashu ends (pork) and Ontama (egg). I really loved this dish. The texture of the noodles were perfect, not to soft, and the black garlic oil and Kewpie mayo gave it a really rich texture.
I got one specialty cocktail to enjoy with my meal, the Naked and Afraid, which has Vica mezcal, yellow chartreuse, velvet falernum, lime, and activated charcoal. The liqueurs in the drink give it a really mild sweet taste that isn't overly saccharin which is also balanced with a bit of tang from the lime and a hint of muted grit from the activated charcoal. It was a great drink that didn't compete with the flavors of my dish as I sipped on it throughout the meal.
Two others in my party got ramen, and one got the Chuka, a cold broth-less ramen. Everyone was in agreement that they loved their dishes and left extremely full and satisfied.
If you haven't gotten a chance to go, I would just recommend to anyone to go early, ideally for a dinner seating before 5:00 p.m. to secure a seat in the first round of tables that get sat when they open at 5:30 p.m. Don't go starving because you will get hangry while you wait. Once your name is on the list you can grab a drink or go walk around the market if it's still open to kill time.
Calle 3 Mexican Street Food
Apopka residents all share the same complaint. There is nowhere nearby to eat except for a few chain restaurants and a lot of fast food. Slowly, new locally owned restaurants have begun to emerge, one being Calle 3 which has been open for over a month now. On my visit I tried two tacos, elote, a fruit salad and the churros.
The fruit salad was a mixture of watermelon, cucumber, jicama, with chile seasoning. I personally added a little salt to my watermelon (something I normally do) and overall it made for a really refreshing appetizer or side dish in addition to the warm tortilla chips that they gave our table.
I got a fried fish taco and one asada taco. The asada didn't blow me away but I really liked my fish taco. Lightly battered and fried to a nice crisp with nice accompanying flavor from their sauces. I regret not having ordered another one.
The elote was served nice and hot, so be careful with your first bite, but the smathering of cojita and seasonings were on point.
Overall, the food was pretty solid especially for a newly opened spot. If you are an Apopka resident it's worth a try.
Kai Asian Street Fare
I walked into Kai Asian Street Fare unaware that they were still in their soft opening. From a food standpoint, nothing about it said they were in the opening phases. I ordered a few different dishes to try but I'd say the tacos were my favorite. I love flavorful tacos that have a nice blend of ingredients and that's exactly what I got with the Dude where's my Ca tacos and Shrimpnado tacos.
The K-Pop and Lock fries are a great shareable side or appetizer loaded with Korean marinated beef (bulgogi) topped with kimchi and spicy mayo. The fries reminded me of the same texture of Checkers fries minus the seasoning, which to me was important to have a heaping of extra crispy fries to support the toppings.
Even the Legendary Noodles, which seemed like a pretty simple dish of garlic noodles with shrimp were solid. The only thing I didn't get to try that I wanted to check out were the Korean Style Crispy Wings, which I will definitely be back for after a thoroughly solid meal.
Valmicki Roti Shop
I'm all for more food available in gas stations because it gives me a nice break from my gas station eating being confined to Wawa. Over in Altamonte Springs you can find a roti shop inside the Citgo station at the corner of SR 436 and Academy Drive (near Hoovers). You have a few different options including lamb and eggplant that can be served with a very generous heaping of soft and pillowy roti. I opted for the lamb and potatoes which had a nice flavor but I was hoping for a bit more kick. I wasn't stingy in the use of my roti while eating my lamb and I still had some left over. You absolutely get a good bang for your buck here, as two dinners and drinks totaled $18.
From a functionality stand point, you can take your food to-go, but there are also a few tables inside for dine-in. Also to note, you order at the counter and you are served, but you pay at the normal station check out.
Fancy Q Thai & Sushi
Another new spot to open in Apopka is Fancy Q Thai & Sushi. It sits within often passed without notice shopping center off of Orange Blossom Trail right near the 451 that is home to a Harbor Freight Tools and also recently a Tijuana Flats. From the outside it has blacked out windows with nothing to really draw you in or notice it, but once you enter it's well...kind of fancy. It's very dark with purple, green, and blue mood lighting, brick accents and a sushi bar.
We got a free Miso soup upon sitting down which was a nice touch to enjoy while we reviewed the large menu. They serve both Japanese & Thai Food here, so chances are you will find something you like from one of the cuisine options. While I love sushi I wanted to try something really simple on my first trip so both my friend and I ordered sushi lunch specials. Six pieces of sushi and California roll for $11.95 with a soup or salad. I also threw in an order of vegetable tempura. While my order was very simplistic, everything I had was good and the service was great as well. Next time I'll up the ante and be a little more adventurous, but I'm sure Apopka locals are going to be thrilled to have this an option over three Taco Bells.
All photos belong to LemonHearted Creative with the exception of the interior shot of Fancy Q. All food and drink was paid for by me, no restaurants asked to be featured, and this is not a sponsored post for any establishment mentioned.


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Wednesday, December 6, 2017 - 7:30pm
Are you considering becoming a candidate for Town office? Now's the time to get organized for the March 6, 2018 Town Election! The LWV Wellesley is sponsoring an evening to discuss how Wellesley's town government works, what offices will be on the ballot in March, and the nuts and bolts of running a campaign. Light refreshments will be served. See the flyer for more details. Some useful information about Wellesley's representational form of town government, Town Meeting, is provided by Wellesley's Town Clerk and former Town Moderator here.


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New Jersey residents may find this tax advice helpful. According to a CBS tax planning article, mid-year is a good time to take stock of retirement accounts. The contribution limit for 2013 for a 401(k), a 403(b) and a 457 plan is $17,500.
The article advises that if a person is 50 years-of-age or older, he or she may be able to take advantage of the so-called 'catch up" provision and contribute an extra $5,500; this is an option few people are able to utilize. According to the author, people should consider investing an amount at least matching their employer's contribution. Another suggestion is increasing a person's contribution level every six months and to share every raise with your plan. The author offers the idea: if money is not in your pocket, it won't be spent.
Using an employee retirement plan results in a significant tax advantage. No income tax is withheld at the time of contribution. Although Social Security and Medicare taxes are withheld at the time contributions are made, the other money not withheld will earn interest income free from taxes until withdrawals at retirement begin. While those dollars are in your account, they are tax deferred. This tax-deferred method results in a significant increase to each person's total amount of funds available at retirement.
Thoughtful tax planning may be the key to retiring without worry. Mistakes in tax planning or failure to plan can result in serious consequences. Few people like to contemplate the possible family repercussions involved from the lack of a will, a living will or a power of attorney, A New Jersey attorney experienced in estate planning may help to avoid potential future problems and may be able to save grieving families from further anguish.
Source: CBS Boston, "Mid-Year Tax Planning For Your Retirement Accounts", Dee Lee, July 24, 2013


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A village's Neighbourhood Plan has trumped a scheme for 111 new homes in a landmark decision being hailed as an important victory for local democracy.
Broughton Astley's Neighbourhood Plan was one of the first in the country to be approved under the Localism Act. It was passed after a village referendum in 2014.
The plan gives communities direct power to set out how they want their local area to develop in the future.
One of the advantages is that villagers can choose where they want new homes to be built.
But the Broughton Astley plan was tested by developer Ivan Crane, who wanted to build 111 homes, a sports hall, a neighbourhood centre and sports pitches, with landscaping, on a 14-hectare site off Crowfoot Way in Broughton Astley. The site he chose was not one that was earmarked for development in village's Neighbourhood Plan.
And his application has now been rejected by a Government planning inspector, primarily on the basis that it conflicted with the Neighbourhood Plan.
In a decision later approved by the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, the inspector ruled that the proposal would have a "moderately harmful effect" on the area's character, and highlighted the conflict with the village's plan.
In finally dismissing Mr Crane's appeal, against the Secretary of State's decision on Monday, the High Court's Mr Justice Lindblom said on Monday the Neighbourhood Plan was rightly treated as a powerful and decisive factor.
Broughton Astley Parish Council parish manager Debbie Barber said: "The parish council is delighted with the judgment issued by Mr Justice Lindblom.
"The judgment confirms that the proposal to develop the site was in direct conflict with the Neighbourhood Plan for Broughton Astley.
"We believe that the outcome of this High Court appeal will now give many other parishes around the country the confidence to pursue their plans with the communities they represent."


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Barrette + Chase had a classic southern yet modern wedding in the heart of Cartersville, Georgia. Their day was filled with close friends and family by their side. Their ceremony took place at Barrette's family church, Sam Jones United Methodist. ( Check out their family tradition of the family shot on the front steps!)
Just down the road from the church, Barrette + Chase continued to celebrate their special day at the Booth Western Museum. From some of the finest catering in town to the best wedding band, their wedding night was a success! Check out a few pictures from their wedding day!


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Modern Homemakers to celebrate
(Community News ~ 11/14/14)
The Modern Homemaker's Club will celebrate its 60th year with an open house from 1 to 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 18, at the Clay County Extension Office. The club invites all Homemaker Clubs and friends to help celebrate the occasion. Abpve, Modern Homemakers are front, from left, Katherine Bouillez, Wilma Modesitt, Carolyne Tausig and Mary Lou Farris; and back, Jeanne Nugent, Dorothy Wells, Louise Fagg and guest Judy Stark. Members not present were Anna Mae Fagg and Helen Meganhardt...
Gregory E. Shotts
(Obituary ~ 11/14/14)
Gregory E. Shotts, 55, of Indianapolis formerly of Linton, passed away unexpectedly on November 11, 2014. Greg was born September 18, 1959 the son of the late Gordon Shotts and Julialene (Cooksey) Scott. After serving his country with the United States Army, he was honorably discharged. ...
Church News
(Community News ~ 11/14/14)
Annunciation Church Confessions will be heard in the Church this morning from 9-9:30 a.m. Youth group will meet next Saturday, Nov. 22, from 11-3:30 with Missy Scarlett. She will teach us tons of valuable photography and Photoshop skills as we put together our 2015 calendar. Hope you can make it! Lunch will be provided...
The Door Christian Fellowship to host Harvest Revival 2014
(Community News ~ 11/14/14)
"The Fire of Deliverance" will take place at the Door Christian Fellowship Church. The Evangelist will be Robert Hedegard of Chandler, Arizona. Robert was a missionary in South Africa for a number of years. He is an excellent preacher, dramatist with costumes and operates in the gifts of the Spirit as God wills...
Staunton Scene
(Community News ~ 11/14/14)
Next Saturday (Nov. 22), the 4th Annual Holiday Craft Fair, sponsored by the Staunton Community Center Lady Volunteers, will take place from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. at the Community Center. A variety of craft items will be available from multiple vendors, just in time for Christmas giving. The very popular 2014 Lady Volunteer Cookbooks will also be available for $12 each. Homemade breakfast and lunch items will be available for both vendors and shoppers to purchase...
Knowing God loves us is a daily blessing
(Community News ~ 11/14/14)
One of the many blessings of a daily commute is satellite radio. It's really a great bonus and if your car is equipped for it, I highly recommend it. They are not very expensive and have over 120 channels of all the news you can handle, music of every type, and comedy and sports channels. There is even an audio book channel where you can listen to people read great books...
Local post office extends hours for holiday season
(Local News ~ 11/14/14)
The U.S. Postal Service announced some Indiana branches would remain open for four hours on three Sundays in December. The Brazil Post Office is among those branches selected that would open its doors from noon to 4 p.m. on Dec. 7, 14 and 21. "As we count down to the holidays, we know how stressful the season can be as we rush to get everything done," said Greater Indiana District Manager Larry Diegel in a press release. ...
Public invited to meetings on coming assisted living center
(Local News ~ 11/14/14)
Local residents are invited to meetings at Brazil City Hall to discuss a soon-to-be constructed assisted living facility. Exceptional Living Centers will have meetings from 2-3 p.m. and 6-7 p.m. at City Hall on Dec. 4 to discuss the assisted living facility scheduled for construction in 2015 near the Exceptional Living Center of Brazil campus on South Murphy Avenue...
Clay City's Wolfe gives Boilermakers verbal commitment
(High School Sports ~ 11/14/14)
By CAREY FOX Times Sports Editor Clay City junior pitcher Hunter Wolfe has a bright future as a young hurler. The Purdue Boilermakers saw just that as they beat out several Div. I schools for the Eels' services in two years. Wolfe chose Purdue over Indiana State, Ball State and Eastern Illinois, which had shown interest in the left hander...
Council OKs Economic Development Area on city's west side
(Local News ~ 11/14/14)
The Brazil City Council voted this week in favor of creating an Economic Development Area on the west side of Brazil. At the recommendation of the Clay County Redevelopment Commission, the designated area would allow the city to use Tax Increment Financing money to run infrastructure, such as water and sewer lines, on the city's west side...
Jewell Izabell Gilliam
(Obituary ~ 11/14/14)
Jewell Izabell Gilliam, infant, passed away Wednesday, November 12th, 2014. She was the daughter of Earl L. Gilliam and Leora B. Sturgis of Poland, Indiana. In addition to her parents she is survived by her paternal grandparents Kathleen Walker and Evi Capps, her maternal grandparents Paul and Julia Sturgis. ...
Court News: Nov. 13
(Local News ~ 11/14/14)
Clay County Courthouse The following transactions took place at the Clay County Courthouse Nov. 13: Circuit Court State Criminal Charges Dustin Michael Morlan, 24, 1: Possession of paraphernalia 2: Possession of marijuana Eric Andrew Wymer, 38, 1: Operating a motor vehicle after forfeiture for life...
Jail Bookings: Nov. 13-14
(Local News ~ 11/14/14)
Clay County Justice Center The following bookings took place at the Clay Count Justice Center Nov. 13-14: Awaiting Arraignment Fontanyi, Dustin A., 27 Awaiting Warrant Arraignment Edington, Thomas S., 33 Pending Carroll, Gary Lee, 37 Possession of Methamphetamine...
Fritz discusses Blue Ribbon ceremony, gives thanks
(Local News ~ 11/14/14)
Jackson Township Elementary is in pretty elite company. With just 287 public schools nationwide receiving the annual Blue Ribbon Award, Jackson Township finds itself in the top 1 percent of all Indiana public schools. Compute that with the number of schools nationwide, and the rural Clay County school is in the top one-thousandth of a percent...
INDOT readying for winter weather
(Local News ~ 11/14/14)
The Indiana Department of Transportation reports that it has spent the warmer months preparing for winter weather and urges the public to do the same next week. It also reminds the public that Winter Weather Preparedness Week begins Sunday. "INDOT urges drivers to dust off their winter driving habits before snow or ice leads to a crash or slide off," INDOT Commissioner Karl Browning said this week. ...
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Black History Live: Maya Angelou
- Date: 02/28/2019 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
- Location: Library
409 Fourth Ave.
Longmont, Colorado 80501
- Storyteller Becky Stone will bring author and poet Maya Angelou to life in this special performance to honor Black History Month.
- This program is for ages 18+ only.
- This program is offered in partnership with Colorado Humanities and is part of a larger Black History Live tour created and funded by them.
- Stone is an accomplished storyteller who brings historical figures, including Harriet Tubman and Rosa Parks, to vivid life in engaging and moving Chautauqua performances. See her as Rosa Parks in this video from 2017.
- Registration is required and is currently full. Stand-by seats may be available. Please see information on Stand-by Registration here.


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When robots capture Guinness World Records, we prefer it to be as adorable as this: 1,007 bots danced in unison for over a minute, almost doubling the previous world record for "Most Robots Dancing Simultaneously."
Game designer James Puzey is in the news, but not for a game; instead, he's gaining notoriety for a bike ride he's working on. Puzey currently uses a Samsung Gear VR headset and Google Street View to simulate riding across Britain.
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New cryptocurrency exchange from South Korea Bitkoex could lose about $620 000, from disclosing sensitive information about 19 users registered on their platform.
According to information published by CoinDesk Korea on Monday, an employee of the crypto currency exchange Bitkoex, launched in may, published in the Kakao group chat information on cryptocurrency Karma (KRM), which is owned by 19 users of the platform, and e-mail addresses of these users, the addresses of wallets and private keys of owners of the tokens KRM, which gave anyone the ability, using the information to access the assets.
The total amount of tokens belonging to the users whose records had been compromised, was $ 620 000.
After the disclosure of information in Bitkoex said the employee sent a message accidentally, and the stock immediately moved the compromised assets in a cold wallet that is inaccessible to outsiders, stating that the assets were not stolen.
The problems of data vulnerability on the exchanges
However, this is not the first case when the user information has been declassified Korean crypto currency exchange. As reported last year, the employee's computer Bithumb was hacked and the information about 30 000 users of the platform have been compromised.
Yesterday's report of the regulator of the country has shown that after testing, the appropriate level of information security in the 21st crypto currency exchange in South Korea, which ran from January to March, it was revealed that most companies have a number of disadvantages in terms of security.
In fact, this incident is a confirmation of the existing problems with safety.
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Hello Loves!
One big thing I wholeheartedly believe is that life doesn't end when you become a mother. You don't have to give up your style, your hobbies, your body, and especially yourself. Life is enhanced and a bit crazier with kids, but it's completely possible to still be yourself. It takes a lot of work to get your body back, that's for sure! But it's not impossible! And when it comes to fashion and looking good you can count on H2Blow Dry Bar to help you out haha. (I hate doing my own hair… it's exhausting!)
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I do make myself a priority. I love Aiden and he always comes first, but I'm important too. If I don't take time to take care of myself, then I can't give as much back to my family. I want to look in the mirror and love myself and how I look! I want to feel comfortable in a swim suit and get in the water with my kids. (Aiden & Lady for now) I want to teach my girls (hopefully I have at least one haha) about style and beauty. Most of all, I want to live my life fully with my family and love every bit of it! So don't feel selfish for taking some time for yourself moms!! YOU DESERVE IT! Your family will appreciate you for it as well 🙂
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Organization receives Bringing You Home Award from New Hampshire Housing
BEDFORD, N.H. – October 18, 2013 – (RealEstateRama) — Affordable Housing, Education and Development (AHEAD) of Littleton was recently recognized by New Hampshire Housing for its extensive efforts to rehabilitate and preserve housing for seniors and the disabled in the North Country. The organization was presented with the Bringing You Home Award, which honors those who achieve excellence in affordable housing.
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AHEAD renovated and restored three historic properties simultaneously —Lisbon Inn in Lisbon, Opera Block in Woodsville, and McKee Inn in Lancaster. The extensive renovations included improvements to the buildings' energy efficiency, which improved residents' overall quality of life. The list of updates among the three properties included new windows, removal of underground storage tanks, new appliances, and upgrades to major building systems. Residents were relocated within the buildings during renovations so they did not have to move far from home.
"AHEAD is extremely honored to be recognized as the recipient of this year's Bringing You Home Award," said Michael Claflin, Executive Director of AHEAD. "The project's success is a result of exemplary efforts by our staff team, our general contractor HP Cummings, our friends at New Hampshire Housing, our investor partners, and most importantly, our gracious residents who were temporarily displaced during construction."
Bringing You Home award nominees are judged on a variety of criteria, including response to an important state housing need, commitment to the long-term resiliency and diversity of communities, promotion of energy innovation, and promotion of effective partnerships. Winners receive a cash prize.
"AHEAD showed dedication and creativity while taking on a project that not only helped the residents of these buildings, but also helped the communities in which they are located," said Dean Christon, Executive Director of New Hampshire Housing. "McKee Inn, Lisbon Inn, and Opera Block are all historic buildings in downtown locations, and AHEAD's work helps preserve these towns' characters while maintaining a vital resource."
Affordable Housing Education and Development (AHEAD) Inc. is a Littleton, NH based housing development organization dedicated to strengthening families throughout northern New Hampshire by helping them build and preserve assets for the future. AHEAD is recognized statewide and throughout the national NeighborWorks® America network as a leader in affordable housing and community development. AHEAD currently owns and operates 304 units of affordable multifamily rental housing in nine northern New Hampshire communities and manages an additional 34 units throughout Vermont. AHEAD's Neighborworks® Homeownership Center offers a variety of educational programs including home buying and financial fitness classes, credit and budget counseling and statewide foreclosure prevention counseling and services.
About New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority: New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority is a self-supporting public benefit corporation. The Authority operates a number of rental and homeownership programs designed to assist low- and moderate-income persons with obtaining affordable housing. Since its inception, New Hampshire Housing has helped nearly 40,000 families purchase their own homes and has been instrumental in financing the creation of more than 14,500 multi-family housing units. More information about its programs can be found on the agency's websites at www.nhhfa.org and www.GoNewHampshireHousing.com.
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Phone: (603) 310-925