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Summer is just right around the corner, and while every season has it's own charming unique qualities, we love the fun and cheery attitude that summer brings. Whether you're relaxing at the beach, watching mesmerizing fireworks, enjoying a delicious backyard BBQs, being entertained by blockbuster hits, on a fun vacation getaway, or are cherishing every moment of a romantic summer night, this season reminds us of the joys of life. We've picked out 5 scents that are perfect for summer that range from fresh to fruity to floral to keep you smelling lovely all season long.
Scent 1: Tory Burch by Tory Burch
We love the femininity of this scent. It is both fruity and floral which combines perfectly for an all around fresh scent. Splash on this scent and enjoy some fresh fruit with friends and family! Notes: Neroli, Grapefruit, Cassis, Bergamot, Peony, Tuberose, Jasmine Sambac, Vetiver, Sandalwood.
Scent 2: Pear by Marc Jacobs
If you're looking for something that smells sweet but isn't too overpowering or too soft, this is a great fragrance to go for. Mellow, but still memorable. This fragrance reminds us of all those relaxing casual summer days. Notes: Pear, bergamont, lemon peel, gin accord, juniper, freesia, teakwood, musk, soft amber.
Scent 3: Bright Crystal by Versace
Fresh, floral, and, sensual. This is the scent to spritz for the days when you're letting your shoulders get sun-kissed in a beautiful sundress and for the nights you're enjoying outside with a glass of wine because the air is still warm. Notes: Iced Accord, Yuzu, Pomegranate, Peony, Magnolia, Lotus Flower, Acajou, Vegetal Amber, Musk.
Scent 4: Warm Cotton by Clean
For those of us who are equally satisfied when are clothes and sheets are done drying as we are with the way they smell, this is the scent for you. While this scent is a familiar one to many thanks to laundry, it is a unique scent to wear as a fragrance. This is the perfect scent to wear out on those summer days when you grab brunch with your loved ones. Notes: Citrus, Watery Green Pear, Verbena, Floral Essences, Fruit Essences, Marine Essences, Jasmine, Orange Flower, Musk, Fougere, Amber.
Scent 5: Omnia Paraiba by Bvlgari
Escape to a beach getaway with this perfume. Fresh like freshly squeezed orange juice, exotic as the gemstone that it is named after, and as intriguing as the clear blue waters of the tropics. This scent will both relax and excite you with it's smell as exclusive as a private beach resort. This scent is perfect for those who live by the work hard, play hard philosophy. Notes: Bigarade Orange, Passion Fruit, Passion Flower, Brazilian Gardenia, Cocoa Beans, Vetiver Essence.
Which scent are you interested in trying? Let us know! We love seeing you in our shoes, don't forget to tag us @angelinashoetique ! Have a great weekend!


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Wilmar International (OTCMKTS: WLMIY) is one of 20 public companies in the "Agribusiness" industry, but how does it contrast to its rivals? We will compare Wilmar International to similar companies based on the strength of its profitability, dividends, valuation, analyst recommendations, institutional ownership, earnings and risk.
Insider & Institutional Ownership
0.0% of Wilmar International shares are held by institutional investors. Comparatively, 48.5% of shares of all "Agribusiness" companies are held by institutional investors. 15.5% of shares of all "Agribusiness" companies are held by company insiders. Strong institutional ownership is an indication that endowments, large money managers and hedge funds believe a stock will outperform the market over the long term.
This table compares Wilmar International and its rivals top-line revenue, earnings per share (EPS) and valuation.
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Wilmar International has higher revenue and earnings than its rivals. Wilmar International is trading at a higher price-to-earnings ratio than its rivals, indicating that it is currently more expensive than other companies in its industry.
Wilmar International pays an annual dividend of $0.45 per share and has a dividend yield of 1.9%. Wilmar International pays out 23.3% of its earnings in the form of a dividend. As a group, "Agribusiness" companies pay a dividend yield of 3.2% and pay out 78.5% of their earnings in the form of a dividend.
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As a group, "Agribusiness" companies have a potential upside of 8.58%. Given Wilmar International's rivals higher probable upside, analysts clearly believe Wilmar International has less favorable growth aspects than its rivals.
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Wilmar International has a beta of 1.01, suggesting that its stock price is 1% more volatile than the S&P 500. Comparatively, Wilmar International's rivals have a beta of 0.70, suggesting that their average stock price is 30% less volatile than the S&P 500.
Wilmar International beats its rivals on 8 of the 12 factors compared.
Wilmar International Company Profile
Wilmar International Limited operates as an agribusiness company in the People's Republic of China and internationally. The company operates through four segments: Tropical Oils, Oilseeds and Grains, Sugar, and Others. It engages in the oil palm cultivation, harvesting, and milling activities that primarily provide crude palm oil and palm kernel; and milling of fresh palm fruit bunches. As of December 31, 2016, the company owned an oil palm plantation covering an area of 241,892 hectares in Indonesia, East Malaysia, and Africa. It is also involved in the processing, merchandising, branding, and distribution of palm oil and laurics related products, including oleochemicals and biodiesel; and oilseeds products, such as soybean, rapeseed, sunflower seed, cottonseed, canola, peanut, corn, and rice bran oil and meal products, as well as rice, flour, wheat bran meal, and bran and pollard to distributors, wholesalers, feed millers, industrial users, and retailers. In addition, the company produces and markets edible oil, rice, flour, grains, and noodles to traditional retail outlets, supermarkets, convenience stores, and hypermarts under its own brands. Further, it engages in the milling, refining, merchandising, branding, and distribution of white sugar, brown sugar, caster sugar, and syrups in bulk and packaged forms; generation and sale of electricity; manufacture and sale of bioethanol, as well as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium compound fertilizers; distribution of a range of chemicals and specialty ingredients; and ship-owning, chartering, brokering, and management activities. The company was founded in 1991 and is headquartered in Singapore.
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There Will Be Wailing And Gnashing Of Teeth
That's how I think the South-of-459-US-280 crowd is going to react to this:
The Birmingham area should look at all its options before building elevated lanes on U.S. 280, according to a consultant Mountain Brook and Homewood hired to provide an alternative.
Ian Lockwood of the Florida urban planning firm Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin said the region needs to work together to determine whether moving cars is really the community's top priority. Lockwood, who was in town to survey the highway, will return May 1-3 to present his suggestions.
"If you really want to solve your problems on 280, stop doing what you're doing," Lockwood told a crowd of about 150 people Wednesday at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens. "It's not working for you. It didn't work in the'80s. It didn't work in the'90s. It's not working in Atlanta."
B-b-b-but, BIGGER ROADS, MORE CARS, must have them, NOW, NOW, NOW!!! Hippy! Flower Child! Tree Hugger! America Hater! We need MORE ROADS!!!!
I have absolutely no sympathy for folks stuck in traffic on 280. It's assumption of the risk: They knew about the traffic before they moved out there. But even if I lived somewhere in those intermingled territories of Shelby County, Hoover, Birmingham South, and JeffCo, I would still oppose any solution that involved an elevated highway or a bigger road.
280 used to be a two lane road. That got to be too small. So we made it bigger. That was too small. So we made it bigger. And now six lanes are too small, so groups like Progress 280 are "figuring on biggering, and biggering, and biggering, and BIGGERING." This isn't an unusual story. You don't even have to leave JeffCo to see another great example. On a bike ride I did last fall up to Graysville, I stood on what was once the two-lane highway from B'ham to Memphis and looked over at the current highway, the four lane US 78, and beyond that observed the road crews working on 78's replacement: The future I-22. Fact is, bigger roads only lead to a demand for bigger roads:
The simple truth is that building more highways and widening existing roads, almost always motivated by concern over traffic, does nothing to reduce traffic. In the long run, in fact, it increases traffic. This revelation is so counterintuitive that it bears repeating: adding lanes makes traffic worse.
Land is a finite resource. We can only make the roads bigger so many times. And the end result of all the resources spent on a bigger road is always going to be the same: Traffic problems just as bad as they were prior to the expansion. Hence, it's about time we started to think about different ways of getting from one place to another.
In other words, I'm really looking forward to hearing what this guy has to say. Especially now that I have skimmed though his study: "Transportation Prescription for Healthy Cities." Lots of good stuff in there; ideas that would do a lot more for B'ham and the burbs, and for a lot less money, than an elevated 280 (or even a Dome!).
BTW, some of my earlier thoughts are here, and here. Also, check out Stop Elevated Highway.
3 Comments on "There Will Be Wailing And Gnashing Of Teeth"
April 8, 2007 at 8:43 pm
Ian is a good friend — and he is correct. No one will address the congestion issues on 280 (I remember when it was two lanes) by simply expanding it. That is the equivalent of a fat man saying he has conquered his weight issues by letting out his belt.
April 10, 2007 at 12:04 pm
Looking ahead a few years one can see the end of gasoline driven cars. Mass transit in the form of rails is in the future. Also bicyle friendly routes to encourage overweight americans to burn fat not gas would help. Bham is a very unfriendly place for walkers or bicycles. Buses are the worst form of mass transit. Logically designed and cheap mass transit would be great for Bham. But if it takes too long and costs too much to get somewhere people will stay in their cars. Elevated rail systems can go fast from station to station and allow the passengers to look down at the people stuck in bumper to bumper traffic. Outlying stations could have parking lots so that commuters can drive to the station and park then ride to where they want to be. One of the problems with buses is that they add to road traffic and usually go slower than cars. But with present day technology an elevated train can easily go 50-60 mph with no stopping or slowing between stations. If they would allow bikes a commuter could ride their bike a short distance to a station..take the bike on the train and then ride another short distance to where they want to be. Even a 1/2 mile walk on each end would be OK for most commuters. I now walk at least that far from my parking deck to my office.
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Working with our clients to understand their diversity needs is an integral part of our overall approach to providing staffing solutions. As an Equal Opportunity Employer our focus is to ensure we provide our customers with the most qualified individual available for a position and continue to assist them in building a diverse workforce.
Our recruiting strategies focus heavily on the local labor market and reflect the incredibly diverse nature of our workforce. In tandem with our exclusive delivery model which allows us to find the perfect fit for your needs, we build relationships with several organizations including the National Minority Development Council, Women in Technology and others to continuously strive to maintain a workforce inclusive of individuals from all walk of life.
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Talia Shobrook, lead makeup artist for this season's Jenny Packham show, complemented the red carpet designer's "chic yet playful" collection to develop a makeup look that was a fresh, modern take on "1960s Las Vegas glamour." According to Shobrook, the end result was "dewy skin and soft coral lips framed by jewel-like eyes with long, fluttery lashes."
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A Special Post for MISD Parents: New Resources!
MISD High School Parents:
MISD high school students are using iPads across the district for a wide array of educational purposes. On a recent survey, students reported utilizing the iPad for Taking Notes (87.3%), Interacting with Websites and Apps (79.5%), Communicating and Organizing (71.6%), and Using Online Textbooks (65.7%).
Want to help your students make good choices about using MISD-issued iPads? Need to see how your student is using his or her district-issued iPad?
The website http://edtech.mansfieldisd.org now includes an easy-to-follow handout and a set of short (less than two-minute) videos that answer some questions that you may have.
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|How can I make sure that the required security software is intact?
|Strategy 1: Checking AirWatch Profiles
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|How can I set limits on what my child puts on the iPad?
|Strategy 2: Setting Restrictions
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|How can I tell which sites my child has been accessing?
|Strategy 3: Viewing Browser History
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|How do I monitor use of iMessage?
|Strategy 4: Monitoring Messaging
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|How do I know if a blacklisted app has been installed on the iPad?
|Strategy 5: Checking for Blacklisted Apps
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Here are some other strategies that some parents have shared. Some said that they also used these strategies to help their children to manage other devices, such as smart phones, that they may have.
- Some parents talk to students about their expectations for the student's iPad use. Reviewing the iPad User Agreement is a good start.
- Remind students that the iPad doesn't belong to them. Access to an iPad is both optional and a privilege. Textbooks and other materials are available as alternatives.
- Take the iPad for a period of time as a consequence for using it inappropriately. Parents who did this noted that although it was less convenient for the student to complete assignments without the device, it can be done.
- Check browsing history nightly. Assign consequences if the history appears to have been deleted.
- Require that the iPad be used only in the presence of a parent or in a common area of the house.
Take the iPad at bedtime. Charge it in the parents' room overnight instead of the student's.
Do you have any strategies to share or other suggestions? Please post them!
Taniquia Bradford #
My son just recently enrolled into Summit High School from out of state last month. For whatever unknown reason he was denied the opportunity to receive a IPAD.
How do I go about having the school issue him the IPAD?November 29, 2012


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Angela Burkhardt, 26
Title Creative arts therapist
Employer Anixter Center
Salary range $30,000-$70,000
Angela Burkhardt, 26
Title Creative arts therapist
Employer Anixter Center
Salary range $30,000-$70,000
Q. What exactly is art therapy?
A. I would say it's engaging in the creative process to address personal or group goals. That's my canned definition. It really ranges, because art therapists work in such different settings; they can be in hospitals or schools or jails or community-service agencies. Sometimes they work with a very specific group, like survivors of sexual assault. And sometimes they work with families or couples, sometimes with individuals. The goals and the structure really vary.
Q. How did you become interested in this field?
A. I majored in neuroscience and in art, and I didn't want to give up either pursuit. I wanted to find something working with people that involved both science and art, so that's how I came to art therapy.
Q. What kind of educational background is required for this job?
A. You have to have a master's degree in art therapy. People come to that from all different paths. Usually, you major in art or psychology as an undergrad. Then you work several different internships during grad school. You also have to have 1,000 hours of experience before you can apply to be a registered art therapist.
Q. What does your job entail? What kind of people do you and Anixter serve?
A. Adults with developmental disabilities, people who are blind or deaf or both. Also, people who are diagnosed with mental illnesses. And it could be combinations: Someone who's blind and deaf and has a mental illness, or someone who has cerebral palsy and a mental illness.
Q. Do you sign?
A. I do. I've been learning American Sign Language. It's such a wonderful skill.
Q. Describe a typical day.
A. When I get here in the morning, there are several ritual interactions that happen with different people. There's a lot of importance to consistency. For example, one particular person changes my calendar. Then I have different groups throughout the day that last about an hour.
Q. Are the groups structured differently depending on who is in them? I imagine making art with blind people is very different from working with people who have mental illnesses.
A. I do have some groups, like a sculpture group, that's more for artists to address sensory goals. Then I have a general art therapy group for clients diagnosed with mental illness. Sometimes it's mixed; I have a women's group with all kinds of people. It's interesting in those groups to see who steps up and helps the others.
Q. What's the best part about your job?
A. The people! They are amazing.
Q. Your students or your co-workers?
A. The artists, the people I do art therapy with. I say `artists' most often when I talk about them, or `the people that I serve.' They are amazing, the way they communicate about the world. One really great thing about Anixter is that I have the potential for working with people long-term. In a hospital setting, for example, you might work with people for one or two days before they're discharged. But here I get to build relationships over time, and that's really precious.
Q. What's the worst part?
A. Hmm. I don't think about it like that. I would say the hardest part of my job is taking take care of yourself. When you care about other people and their health, you still have to maintain your own health. You have to draw boundaries between your life outside of work and your life at work. That's a tricky thing when you're working with people you care about.
Q. Identify three qualities essential to doing this job well.
A. Patience--I work with people who can be physically aggressive; you have to be very calm to deal with that. Compassion--real empathy, not just a sympathetic response. And creativity, but not just artistic creativity. For example, when buying art materials, I try to get things that appeal to other senses, like scented markers or clay.
Q. What advice would you give to someone interested in this job?
A. Be really open to finding where it is you're needed. Before I started, I wasn't sure where I wanted to be. I thought I would be working with children, but my internship experiences were primarily with adults and the geriatric population. I love working with adults now.
Also, make art. If you really think this is a helpful medium to offer other people, then you've got to be making art yourself. It keeps you fresh and inspired and creative. All of those things are essential. So be open and make art.


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The very first Chevy Camaro tv commercial can still be seen on YouTube. It includes a white Camaro RS/SS with the distinct bumble-bee nose band emerging from a volcano. The voice over proudly presents "The intense new Camaro from Chevrolet … something you've never seen prior to."
Just prior to the official June 29th launch date, a press plan with images, specifications, and line stories were launched to newspapers and magazines across the country. Over 100 members of journalism were welcomed to participate in a gymkhana driving competitors at the GM Proving Grounds. The same kind of occasion was held one week later in Los Angeles. A group of editors were likewise picked to drive top-optioned Camaro RS/SS designs from Detroit to their home cities so they might publish, "I drove it personally," feature articles in their local papers. Finally, on September 29, 1966, the Chevrolet Camaro was released to the public.
While engineers and designers feverishly worked overtime on the development of a four-passenger cars they code-named the F-car, the Chevy public relations, advertising and marketing group prepared the world for the intro of a vehicle they called the Panther.
All through the summertime of 1965 practically every element of the car's design and development, from preliminary design sketches to clay designs, was photographed and carefully documented. Chevy used the assets to develop a 30 -minute motion picture The Camaro for sale in Nespelem WA , which was later shown on TELEVISION and in movie theaters. They likewise presented females's clothes called the Camaro Collection and even a Camaro roadway race online game.
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In November, Chevy sales executives and creative people previewed prototype designs at the GM Tech Center. Campbell-Ewald, Chevy's venerable ad agency, immediately started work on brochures, direct mail and sales promotion products, in addition to print, outside and TV/radio marketing. In April 1966, at the New York Automobile Show Interview, Chevrolet sales executives admitted no name had actually been selected for the new vehicle, but did reveal that rates of 1967 Chevy Camaro for sale in Nespelem WA design will be in the Corvair-Chevy II range.
Throughout early 1966 Chevy struggled over a name for its Mustang-killer. GM's upper management fidgeted about the aggressive connotations of the Panther name. A similar bout of cold feet would later trigger the Pontiac variation, code named the Banshee, to be relabelled Firebird. Over its brief lifetime, the F-car had been called by lots of names including Wildcat, Chaparral, Leader and Nova. It's likewise rumored that Chevy thought about using the letters "GM" in the name, and came up with G-Mini, which developed into GeMini and lastly Gemini. Nevertheless, GM's upper management vetoed the idea, fearing the car might be a failure.
Automotive legend has it that someone at Chevrolet lastly proposed the name Camaro and upper management rapidly concurred. Although the name has no genuine meaning, GM researchers apparently found the word in a French dictionary as a slang term for "buddy" or "companion." It's reported that Ford Motor Company researchers likewise found other definitions, consisting of "a shrimp-like creature" and an arcane term for "loose bowels."
Due to the fact that a number or pre-launch products had already been launched utilizing the Panther name, Chevy's many pressing challenge was to now rename their brand-new Mustang killer, the Camaro. Camaros are found in Nespelem WA by looking for classic car dealers.


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Throughout this year, Hermès is paying tribute to the incomparable animal painter Robert Dallet, a naturalist and artist who devoted his life to the study and protection of animals. In particular, Dallet declared a special fascination, and boundless admiration, for the big cats, producing over a hundred plates cataloging every known species, including Panthera pardus, seen here. Today, the studies form part of the heritage collection of the house of Hermès. Dallet's assured hand and confident drawing are especially striking – the fruit of days and weeks spent observing and sketching from life. The animal seems to emerge from out of the silk square. The panther is the embodiment of the force of Nature itself; its gaze, fur and posture are astonishingly lifelike. The Indo-Chinese panther, or panthera pardus delacouri, lives a solitary life in the depths of the region's great tropical forests, where it is threatened by deforestation and hunting. The name indicates a male panther, first studied in the early 1930s. Panthera pardus is the 2016 solidarity carré: a portion of revenues from the sale of the scarf will be donated to the not-for-profit foundation Panthera, established by Thomas S. Kaplan in 2006, to safeguard the big cats.
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No, this is not Of Mice & Men. Probably one of the farthest things from it, considering Of Mice & Men is a metalcore band, and Of Monsters and Men is an indie/folk band.
Of Monsters and Men started about 5 years ago in 2007, and ever since, they have been making waves. They were originally from Iceland. In 2010, their song "Little Talks" was preformed at the Iceland Airwaves music festival and the Seattle radio station KEXP recorded it live. In 2011, it was played on a couple different radio stations around the US, and received such great reception that record labels started having bidding wars. Many people have called them the next Arcade Fire, or the Icelandic Mumford and Sons.Their single "Little Talks" was released onto iTunes shortly after. Their first album, "My Head is an Animal", was released in early September 2011 in Iceland. It will be released in the US later this year.
The light, airy voice of Nanna Bryndís Hilmarsdóttir, mixed with the deep voice of Ragnar Þórhallsson, makes a perfect mix. They sing harmony's, and back and forth like they have been doing it their whole life. So, if you are really into more alternative music, choosing Arctic Monkeys over Britney Spears, I would recommend you open YouTube, search "Little Talks" and put it on replay.


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Short and long sleep duration, but not insomnia, predict a chronic course of depressive and anxiety disorders independent of symptom severity, research indicates.
Patients with persistent depression or anxiety were more likely to have insomnia than those without persistent disorders. However, insomnia was not independently associated with persistence after accounting for symptom severity.
"Our results also show that it is important to differentiate between insomnia and sleep duration, since there was no interaction effect between insomnia and sleep duration," the researchers note in the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry.
They studied 1069 individuals aged an average of 42.7 years with DSM-IV-diagnosed depression or anxiety, 59% of whom had insomnia, diagnosed as a Women's Health Initiative Insomnia Rating Scale score of 9 or above. At 2-year follow-up, persistent depressive and/or anxiety disorder, according to the Composite International Diagnostic Interview, was seen in 61.1% of patients.
Patients who reported sleeping an average of 10 hours or more per night were a significant 2.52 times more likely to have persistent (6-month diagnosis) depression and/or anxiety over 2 years of follow-up than patients who reported sleeping for a normal 7 to 9 hours per night. This was after adjusting for sociodemographic characteristics, chronic medical disorders, psychotropic medication, and symptom severity.
Those who reported short sleep durations of 6 hours or less per night were a significant 1.64 times more likely to have persistent depression and/or anxiety, but, as with insomnia, significance was lost after adjustment for symptom severity.
Both long and short sleep duration were also independently associated with a chronic course (no remission, and at least mild symptoms for 2 years of follow-up) of depression and/or anxiety, increasing the risk a significant 2.91-fold and 1.50-fold, respectively.
When the researchers looked at the effects of sleep duration on the course of depression and anxiety separately, they found that both long and short sleep duration predicted a chronic course of anxiety symptoms, with significant odds ratios of 7.73 and 1.62, respectively. The same was true for chronic depressive symptoms, with corresponding odds of 4.34 and 2.03.
Long and short sleep duration also predicted persistent depressive disorder, at significant odds ratios of 2.52 and 1.49, respectively, but neither predicted persistent anxiety disorder.
"[O]ur study adds significant information on the impact of sleep disturbances on the course of psychopathology," say lead researcher Josine van Mill (EMGO Institute for Health and Care Research, Amsterdam, the Netherlands)and colleagues.
They add: "In clinical practice, routinely asking for sleep duration might identify subjects at risk for a chronic course."
This article first appeared on 'Med Wire News' on 6 January 2014.
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interesting,i only learned that if i didn't sleep well i will feel not good the other day,but can any one can have anxiety from just not sleeping well,or i must have it in the first place i mean a low level of it.i mean it can be increased


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I haven't written anything on style for a long time and I thought I'd post some photos of one of my favorite necklaces, I guess. Well, first of all, it's not mine. It's my ama's and the denim shirt in the picture..well that too I borrowed from sanu ba. hahaha. I like to mix and match clothes and accessories from people in our house.
I'm not that big of a fan of jewelry and accessories. I do like belts though. On one hand, I am too shy to wear much jewelry. On the other hand, I am allergic to anything that goes around my neck and on my ear lobes for too long. Two to three hours is usually bearable. And so that narrows down a lot of my choices. So I wore this necklace underneath the collar, that way I get to wear the necklace and also don't end up with rashes.


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Subject: On Stock Market Interventions; A China View; Fish and Diabetes Risk!
Hi!, The intervention by the Chinese government to support its stock market has attracted widespread criticism from the western financial media and analysts, as it has violated the basic tenet of free markets. However, as I have noted in previous letters, government (or private-public) intervention to support financial markets during periods of crises, has been the norm rather than the exception over the last two hundred years of global financial history. It is therefore useful to look at some similar episodes in the past in order to help form a view about the likelihood of success in the context of the Chinese situation. John Plender from the FT, and the market technicals firm EWI, have written pieces recently (combined with my own research) which provide some interesting information. To summarise: -The attempt by the Chinese government to put a floor to the market is part of a longstanding tradition in Asia. In 1964, the Japan stock market fell by over 25% after a sudden tightening of monetary policy. The Japanese government prohibited new issues (as the Chinese government has done recently), and a group of brokers coordinated to organize a rescue. When Yamaichi securities was on the verge default, the government stepped to organize a rescue. The purely broker led private intervention was initially unsuccessful and the market dropped by another 20% in early 1965, prompting a public-private agency to step-in to support the market in the summer of 1965. The market subsequently rallied by over 50% over the next year, ushering in in a 25 year bull market with a price gain of 39x (see chart below), eventually leading to one of the greatest stock (and property) bubbles of the modern era. -Subsequent to the bursting of the great Japanese property and stock bubble which commenced in December 1990, the somewhat feeble pension fund intervention in 1992 led to only temporary success, and it was not until 2013, with QE implement by the BOJ and its aggressive buying of ETFS, that led to a doubling of the stock market over two years. -During the Asian Crisis of 1997-98, a group of hedge funds simultaneously shorted the Hong Kong dollar and the stock market, betting on a break of the peg. The market fell by about 60% over a one year period, until the HKMA stepped-in to buy 11% of the stock market in the summer of 1998 (see chart below). This action attracted fierce criticism from the western financial media and notables like Alan Greenspan. The market subsequently rocket by more than 100% over the following year (causing havoc amongst the hedge funds), with the HKMA offloading their portfolio for a $4 BN profit. -Successful private-public interventions are not limited to Asia. The trust company panic of 1907 in the U.S. led to a 40% decline in the stock market, which prompted a private-public sector (led by JP Morgan and supported by the government in lieu of the Fed which did not exist at that time) intervention which proved to be successful with the market rising by 70% over the following year. -In contrast, attempts by purely the private sector (led by JP Morgan) to support the U.S. market in October, 1929 ended in failure (largely due to inaction by the Fed to counter the precipitous drop in money supply), as did the attempt by U.K. insurance companies to support the market after the U.K. market (and global) rout of 1974 with the U.K. market declining by 73%. What the U.K. intervention did achieve was to exhaust the selling, so when the market started rising in 1975 there was little selling pressure to prevent a surge in the market – which doubled in just 3 months and rose by 150% over the year. -Finally, during the recent Financial crisis of 2008-2009, aggressive monetary policy action by the Fed (having learnt its lesson from 1929) and fiscal support from the government were the key factors in eventually stopping the market decline in March, 2009 (see chart below) and the subsequent rally which continues until today. While the Fed (and the ECB and BOJ) interventions over the last several years have been via government bonds in the form of QE (thereby forcing private investors into equities and other higher risk assets) , on a risk (volatility) adjusted basis a $4 trillion balance sheet of government bonds would roughly translate into $1 trillion of stock equivalent (which is about 6% of the average capitalization of the U.S. stock market over the last 7 years). –As the above highlights (and should be clear to students of financial history) determined intervention by the government and central bank is what is ultimately required to stem a stock market crisis. Whether the intervention is direct (in the stock market) or indirect (via the government bond market in the form of QE ), it almost always works and subsequently leads to a market rally driven by investor participation. While, investors may require some time to regain their confidence, past precedents point towards a rally within a time period of one year. -A recent report by Goldman estimated that the "National Team" of China, comprising public and private entities have bought about $150 billion of stocks and have another $180 BN in the war chest. The total equates to about 4.0% of the current stock market capitalization in China. Local media report that the total amount available could be as large as $800 BN which would equate to about 10% of the market capitalization. As I noted in my previous newsletter, the Chinese government is determined to stop the market decline (at around the 3,500 level for the Shanghai index), and promote a healthy stock market going forward, which is central to their medium-term goal of shifting focus to consumption as a driver of economic growth rather than investment. The Chinese government has ample resources to meet their objective. Stay long China, and if you do not have sufficient exposure and would like to add some, consider accumulating a position gradually. -I end with some insightful observations on China from the hedge fund manager – the irrepressible and verbally dexterous Hugh Hendry – in a recent interview with the FT: -"When reference is made to a CNBC analyst who recently compared China's stock market to the Dow Jones crash in 1929, Mr Hendry says: "This big plunge in some of the racier domestic shares has been greeted by schadenfreude (i.e. harm-joy ) by those who missed the initial leg-up in the market." -In Mr Hendry's view, China is beginning to resemble "Fordism" in practice. This underpins his optimistic stance while seemingly everyone else is retreating from the country. One hundred years ago, Henry Ford, founder of the Ford Motor Company, decided he would double his employees' wages. Rather than the company collapsing, the opposite happened. "The trick was he was giving a wage increase to the consumer who then went out and bought one of his cars," says Mr Hendry. -Mr Hendry talks about a pivot in the Chinese economy. The fund holds a sizeable long position in Chinese stock futures. "The tail risk of China blowing up, in our view, has gone because of the power of central banking," he says. -During the 1920s, the US experienced a huge productivity revolution. The Fed was awash with gold. Rather than creating credit and releasing it into the economy, it buried it under the streets of New York. "The US economy boomed but it should have boomed even more," says Mr Hendry. -A similar productivity boom played out in China during the 2000s."Obviously, the People's Bank of China did not have a gold standard. Instead, they chose to redistribute upwards of 5 per cent of GDP away from the housing sector via three mechanisms: wage inflation that lagged behind productivity growth, negative interest rates (in real terms) and a tightly managed currency." -This was nothing more than a suppression of wealth. That 5 per cent was used to facilitate a very long-term infrastructure strategy with no short-term payback. In other words "they were robbing Peter to pay Paul", says Mr Hendry. That approach started to shift a couple of years ago. And although the signs of "Fordism" may be rudimentary, Chinese companies are growing and innovating and the CSI 300 index, despite the recent turmoil, is still nearly double what it was a year ago. The renminbi has appreciated 20 per cent against the euro since 2014. -If it chooses to, the PBoC can take overnight rates to zero, as happened in the US. "That, to us, is the attraction. It has a monetary authority with huge power and resources to resolve things," says Mr Hendry. He adds: "We believe that if Chinese consumption to GDP can rise to the level of the Philippines, which is about 50 per cent, we think China can deliver approximately 4 per cent GDP growth endogenously." Fish and Diabetes risk: Eating fish is considered to be healthy. Well recent research might seem to indicate otherwise: Michael Greger M.D., July 23rd, 2015 -In the past two years, six separate meta-analyses have been published on the relationship between fish consumption and type 2 diabetes. The whole point of a meta-analysis is to compile the best studies done to date and see what the overall balance of evidence shows. The fact that there are six different ones published recently highlights how open the question remains. One thread of consistency, though, was that fish consumers in the United States tended to be at greater risk for diabetes. -If we include Europe, then fish eaters appeared to have a 38% increased risk of diabetes. On a per serving basis, that comes out to be about a 5% increase in risk for every serving of fish one has per week. To put that into perspective, a serving of red meat per day is associated with 19% increase in risk. Just one serving per day of fish would be equivalent to a 35% increase in risk. But why might fish be worse than red meat? -Fish intake may increase type 2 diabetes risk by increasing blood sugar levels, as a review of the evidence commissioned by the U.S. government found. The review found that blood sugars increase in diabetics given fish oil. Another possible cause is that omega 3's appear to cause oxidative stress. A recent study, highlighted in my video, Fish and Diabetes, found that the insulin producing cells in the pancreas don't appear to work as well in people who eat two or more servings of fish a week. Or it may not be related to omega 3's at all but rather the environmental contaminants that build up in fish. -It all started with Agent Orange. We sprayed 20 million gallons of the stuff on Vietnam, and some of it was contaminated with trace amounts of dioxins. Reports started showing up that veterans exposed to Agent Orange appeared to have higher diabetes rates than unexposed veterans, a link that's now officially recognized. -These so-called "persistent organic pollutants" are mainly man-made industrial chemicals and are among the most hazardous compounds ever synthesized. 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In the very beginning, Rusty and I decided that we should not be the ones who judge the towns we visit. Our reasoning is that we develop really nice relationships with some of the towns, and lesser relationships with some others. If we were judges, it stands to reason that we'd be biased, and we really don't want that. We want everyone to know that this is a fair and square competition.
So, before we head out on tour, we conscript three Longriders to judge the towns we visit. They are the ones who the towns must impress. They get taken on tours and are given photos and albums and anything else a town wants them to see to show their pinkification efforts. If you could have seen our 2011 Pinkification Judges in action, you'd be impressed. Every evening, before going to bed, they'd meet off in a corner by themselves and hammer out the numbers that the town they just visited would get.
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About Us
2009 - Present
Avril Druker and Andrew Michaels
Captivated by the majesty of the Estate, Avril S.Druker and Andrew Michaels, and their two teenage daughters, relocated from Hawaii to the Manawatu to purchase Highden in 2008. Whilst in America they accumulated much of the ornate furniture, chandeliers and drapes needed to fit out the restoration. Eight months later, and with the renovation completed, Highden Manor Estate was once again open to the public, and the "jewel of the Manawatu" began to shine again.
2003 - 2008
School Down Under
In 2003 Highden Manor was purchased by The School Down Under, founded by Kent Fergusson. The School Down Under is a free spirited, alternative schooling system designed for overseas students to study in NZ for a semester. During this time the chapel was converted into a school hall for the students of Kopane School who lost their school to the February floods in 2004. The School Down Under ran for about 3 years and for the last 3 years Highden was left vacant apart from hosting the occasional brunch and tours.
2000 - 2003
Dr Humelgaarden
In 2000 Highden Manor was purchase by a Danish Doctor, it is understood Dr Humelgaarden was working on an alternative treatment for cancer however it is unclear whether or not this had anything to do with the purchase of Highden. During the 3 years Highden was owned by Dr Humelgaarden it was used as a Shambala learning center. Shambala is based upon the Ageless Wisdom and utilizes comprehensive teachings intended to create a soul-based education. Shambala is responsible for the Stone Mandalas which were intricately place around Highden in 2001.
1990 - 2000
Dalziell Family
On the 12th February 1990 Highden was sold via auction to Ken and Mary Dalziell who moved in with their family of five children on May 18th 1990. The house required some renovations to make it appealing to live in and at this stage the family still had no plans for the figure of Highden. One day a lady asked if she could hire Highden for a wedding. The family thought hospitality would do very well as a future option and planned accordingly. Over the next ten years the efforts of the family were rewarded with an international and national reputation as a venue note.
Towards the last years the Dalzeill family came to realise that their goals at Highden had been met and that life was going to move on in other directions. The property was put on the market.
1923 - 1990
Marist Fathers
In May 1923 Highden Manor Estate was purchased by Father Charles O'Reilly and his counsel for 17,000 pounds ($34,000). It was constituted as a Novitiate House for the Society on 31 January 1924 and used by the Marist Fathers for the next 67 years; Father David Kennedy was appointed Master of Novices.
The Marist Fathers built the Chapel in the North-West corner of the gardens and also some dorm rooms which is where the Novices resided. Devastation struck on 3rd February 1931 with the disastrous Napier earthquake causing the collapse of the Chapel and seriously impairing the newly-built accommodation block. The collapse of the Greenmeadow Chapel occurred during a retreat meditation claiming the lives of two priests and seven students.
The Chapel and accommodation section were rebuilt out of materials which in the time of the Johnstons had been the stables, coach sheds and grooms' quarters but were excellently preserved. Another disaster stuck in November 1955 when a fire broke out in the Chapel and although it was detected early it was already climbing the walls of the corridor between sacristy and the chapel. The fire spread at a remarkable pace through the dry, old building as the on-lookers watched in helpless despair. The fire was a serious blow but eventually it bore fruit in a new separate Chapel and better accommodation (now know as the Annex).
Brothers Kevin and Joachim set out to make Highden an economic farm unit capable of supporting a community of twenty to thirty people as well as maintain the huge homestead. This involved making a bold decision to clear a large area of native bush, 10 to 15 acres a year, and developing a system of farming that fitted with the Brothers' religions life. Eventually Highden became self sufficient consisting of 30 acres of pasture, a low maintenance piggery, sheep, cattle, chickens and eventually a bee-keeper.
1888 - 1923
Honorable Walter Woods Johnston
Highden Manor Estate was originally built by the Honorable Walter Woods Johnston, a Member of Parliament for the Manawatu for 13 years, and was named after the Sussex Estate of his wife's father, Sir Charles Forster Goring, 7th Baronet of Highden. Walter Johnston obtained possession of the land in 1888 which consisted of over a thousand acres and built Highden Manor 10 years later 1898; as far as can be ascertained an east wing and conservatory was later added in 1903.
When the Honorable Walter Woods Johnston died in 1907 his wife, Cecilia Johnston, continued to own Highden which was supervised, along with its thoroughbred stud farm, by her eldest son, H. Goring Johnston, until her death in 1922. In winding up the estate it was decided to divide the property into two lots - a large block of about 1,000 acres and the homestead block of 222 acres with the house, farm buildings and the stand of native bush. This part retained the name Highden.


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When buying, rents are not guaranteed
I had a deal collapse on me at the closing table recently. While in the end, the reason for its postponement turned out to be a non-issue, the initial hassle could have been prevented had the investor better understood the nature of rent collection.
The issue, underneath it all, was the buyers' concern that they would not collect all the rent after the closing. This is a very natural fear. And by all means, I could have done a better job of helping the buyer understand that when buying rental property, the seller simply can't guarantee that rent will be paid in full at the time of closing. It's simply impossible.
The buyers were nervous that the tenant would mail the rent check to the seller and not to them. Since we were closing on the first of the month, this was a likely scenario. We remedy this situation, which happens often, by instructing the seller to alert the tenants via a notice that they will receive instruction on where to mail or drop-off rent. We also instruct the buyer to stop by the property with a notice of the same mature, thus covering all bases. This was not agreeable.
We then offered to the buyer the chance to meet the manager at the property after closing to collect rent personally, be introduced to the tenants and let them know where to send rent from that point forward. That didn't work either. So, as is common when things can't be agreed upon about a property, the closing was delayed.
The property closed a couple days later once it was established that the rent was collected in full for the month and the proper amounts could be pro-rated on the closing statement.
It's very important for early investors to understand that buying rental property is a risk, just like any other form of investment. Rent is often late and even the best tenants can disappear in the middle of the night, even the night before a closing. It happens.
This is why it is essential to approach owning rental property like a business. If a customer doesn't pay, you have an option. Stay firm on your rent collection policies, watch for signs of a shaky tenant and remember that after you buy a property, it's yours. A landlord is free to set new rent collection dates and policies. Do what makes you comfortable and that which will ensure a smooth ownership transition.
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