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I know folks here love to bash Jones. I kinda like the Jones philosophy and model, but I find one thing they do to be really Bush League.
They are the only firm that I have come across that charges outgoing clients a fee and then has the acquiring broker notify his new clients that they have a $90 debt in their IRA's and $50 on regular accounts.
Every other firm I have taken accounts from just charges it to the client on the way out. I always explain to my new clients that their previous firm will have a $40-$100 exit fee. But it sux that Jones then makes me call the new client a week later to ask for a fee check.
I hope other firms will reciprocate Jones' childish policy (only towards accounts headed to EJ) and start making the IR's place that simple, but annoying call.
Sounds like someone took a tounge lashing today.Jones is not the only firm to do this. I recently had it happen from UBS and Pershing. I didn't like making that call either.
Every account I've taken from other firms do the same thing (most of the wires, AGE, etc.). In fact, sometimes if I am too quick to make the new investment, or if there is no cash among the securities coming over, I have to ask the client for cash or liquidation of securities to cover the debit from the other firm. It seems to be standard in the industry. I've seen as high as $125 for outgoing transfers. It stinks, but that's the norm.
No one likes fees! But we get paid to make that stupid call. That is part of how we get paid.
Jones is not the only firm to do this–yes the $50 ACAT fee started in 2007. When I went to LPL I had them pay all the transfer ACAT fees as part of my agreement. Depending on the size of the account for all new transfers–it might just be the cheapest investment the incomming FA ever makes!
I've paid all of the transfer fees for the first year. If I'm correct…if you transfer a 25k or more IRA to LPL, they will not have to pay yearly fees for two years. I was told this early on, but haven't confirmed that again with LPL. With all the transfers out, I'm sure the money flowing to JOnes from these fees are huge.
I know everyone does it. For some reason, I've only been hit by the debits from Jones. I guess reps at other firms consider cash as an asset class and the losing firm just takes the fee from the cash. By the way, the Jones fee is $90 on IRA's, not $50 as Roadhard mentioned above.
It's normally automated. So if there is cash, it will automatically be charged against cash pre-transfer. If there are only securities, the debit comes with it.
I know everyone does it. For some reason, I've only been hit by the debits from Jones. I guess reps at other firms consider cash as an asset class and the losing firm just takes the fee from the cash. By the way, the Jones fee is $90 on IRA's, not $50 as Roadhard mentioned above.
No, the ACAT fee at Jones is $50. They will charge the annual fee on an IRA before they move it, so maybe that's where you get the $90. That fee going from LPL to Jones would be $75. Not that it ever happens.


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CALGARY – March 3, 2016 MP Tom Kmiec (Calgary Shepard) has spearheaded the creation of a new group named "Parliamentary Friends of the Kurds". It is intended as an all-parties caucus within Canada's Parliament dedicated to listening compassionately to those Kurdish people dedicated to peace in Canada and abroad. The association will be holding its first meeting March 23rd in Ottawa.
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In a true "better late than never" fashion, it's that time of year. Forget Hellweek, this is
Keeping up with tradition dictates that I put off gobs of assignments until the last possible moment, and even then, I stumble or limp to the finish line in my attempts to get them done. For our Week 14 assignments in DigiLit class, we were asked to put together a digital story entailing a metaphor about learning: how we learn, what we think about learning, how we teach, something along those lines. I thought about this one for awhile (obviously). How do I learn? What do I think of it? This isn't something I've ever really thought about. What defines me as a learner? How have I made it to where I've made it?
Then it clicked. Without discipline, routine, and determination, I wouldn't be the learner I am. These components sound strikingly similar to another facet of life that I take almost no part in. The irony of my metaphor is palpable, but I felt it was the best one that fit. Rather than go the Powerpoint or YouTube route with my digital story, I decided to roll with something I'm a bit more fond of: the Podcast format.
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Learning is a workout routine.
Not literally, mind you. If I know anything, it's that exercise and I get along together about as well as fire and kerosine.
No, no, learning is a mental exercise. And not in that "Lumosity.com" kind of way. Your avenue, whether it be a classroom, books, or the internet, is your gym. Learning, much like physical activity, is a process that requires strict discipline, definitive goals, and oddly enough, variety.
I have friends who are weight lifters (the protein shake and Facebook memes kind), and they have a very methodical process. Each day consists of a warm-up, a workout of a different particular group of muscles, a cool down, and the maintaining of a strict diet designed around whatever their particular goals might be. Need bulk? Protein all day, everyday: chicken breasts, eggs, steaks, etcetera. Most will give themselves one rest day a week so their bodies don't completely rebel and shut off completely from the immense stress.
Learning, I've found, is almost exactly the same. Learning will not just come to you out of the blue. You need to dedicate yourself to the process. Randomly surfing through Wikipedia articles doesn't count, either. If you want to learn about something, you must discipline yourself to do so.
When I was in middle and high school in Alliance, Nebraska, marching band was an extremely popular activity. It reached across the boundaries of "cliques," uniting the jocks, geeks, and stoner kids alike under a common banner. As you can probably imagine, trying to teach 100 pre-teens / angry teenagers how to march in time, let alone play an instrument, was nigh impossible. For band director of 33 years Dick Rischling, however, anything less than perfect was unacceptable. Dick Rischling was a man who would go for a 2 mile run and smoke a cigarette every step of the way. The man provided us with gems such as, "I love conflict! I win them all!" and "I hate cymbals, they sound horrible." Every morning at 7:30 AM, a half hour before classes started, all 100 of us would show up, line up on a practice field in the rain or snow, and march with Dick Rischling barking commands from a megaphone. The man taught us to stand up straight, carry ourselves with some dignity, and above all: discipline. This discipline is something I've carried with me throughout my schooling career. Without it, I doubt I would have reached any level of success. In order to do well, you have to want to do well. You have to want to improve to improve.
Once discipline is instilled in a learner, different learners will find that they have a different "core group" of muscles that are already strengthened: some people are naturals at maths and sciences, but awful at humanities. Along this same vein, different people have different primary methods of learning. Some are auditory learners, preferring to listen to lectures or podcasts, while others are strictly visual, favoring note-taking and reading. Others still are "hands on" learners, better at learning through a "do as I do" method of teaching. While it's natural to want to focus on your best attribute in terms of subject material, just because exercise is routine doesn't mean you should forego adding variety to your workout. At some point, you will plateau. You will reach a ceiling that will seem impossible to break out of, and the best way to continue is to try something different before returning to that plateau. This is why weight-lifters rotate the muscle groups being worked on each day: an immensely powerful upper body is useless without the leg day to support it.
By identifying which style of learner a person is, they can also best figure out how to approach these different subjects. With the internet, there is no shortage of resources for learners of all strengths and weaknesses. If weight lifting isn't your strong suit, maybe cardio is more your thing. Maybe yoga or some type of martial art is your best avenue. Take whatever learning style is best for you, and apply it to all subjects. See what works and what doesn't. Identify and improve upon your weaknesses, even if only minutely.
Lastly, and perhaps most importantly, is that the principle of "use it or lose it" applies just as much with learning as it does with physical exercise. Your brain, the supercomputer that it is, is going to deem skills or knowledge left unused unessential. The way to avoid this is to stay in practice. Remember to review the concepts you already have a firm grasp on, while continuing to strive for new improvements.
While you won't be seeing me in a gym anytime soon, it is undeniable that the same dedication and persistence found in a good workout regiment can be used just as effectively when building the most important quote muscle unquote of all:
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Their embraces captivated audiences. Their tight squeezes may have even brought us to tears. But, all in all, their hugs live on in the movies that we love. Here are some of the most powerful hugs that shook up cinema. Feel free to get out the Kleenex or open up your Netflix cue and add these classics.


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Welcome to my quilting journal. I enjoy expressing myself through fiber. Tiny pieces of fabric, vintage quilt blocks combined with hand stitches create my art. Keeping this journal helps me document my thoughts and progress. So glad you could join me, Happy Quilting.
Monday, May 8, 2017
Weekly Art Quilt Project
Over the weekend I found an interesting blog Serendipity Patchwork and Quilting, hosted by Brenda Gael Smith. At the beginning of the year she started a Weekly Quilt Art Project that participants can link up to on Wednesdays. It really sparked my interest. I enjoy making small art quilts---what a way to get my quilting mojo back. So, I'm starting this week (Week 33--I think). I also decided to try a series. I never quilted in a series, but I've read that it helps to organize ones thoughts. I need that.
Since I have a love of nature and the woods, my series will be themed around woodland life. My quilts will be small and many will have hand stitches. This weeks quilt is featuring trees, boulders, flowers and the sun. This weekend we planted our front yard slope. It is loaded with huge boulders, from the ledge to the dry creek bed. Hubby was tired of mowing, so with the help of our son we converted the hill side into a terraced area. We filled many spots with perennials, and will be adding mulch and smaller landscaping rock. We want a maintenance free area, just to enjoy.
This weeks art quilt will be hand stitched, no binding--just the raw edge and measures 5 1/2 inches square. Notice the basting. I've never tried this before, but I'm a little rushed for time and I thought I would just bast my little pieces to hold them in place before the hand stitching begins. I'm sure the quilt police would have something to say about this technique. Check back Wednesday to see if I meet my goal of completion. I better get stitching. Happy Quilting!!
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I am a great believer in our ability to listen to the whispers and be guided to who we truly are. In the past this has involved meditation, t'ai chi, mindful walking, journal writing and so on, i.e. a conscious effort to create the environment to hear clearly.
I am experiencing another way. Flow. There are many degrees of flow to live in – the all encompassing, completely engrossed state where the outside world ceases to exist or the day-to-day "living the life you love", being true to yourself and your aspirations. In this state everything that you need is there; if you miss it, something a bit louder will get your attention.
The Screw Work, Let's Play project of felt-making was a vehicle for me. It wasn't about wanting to be a full-time felt-maker; it was a way of me doing something with textiles which was portable(ish), where I could learn loads about the techniques, be something I could teach others at the end of the project, to get myself back on track with textiles/creativity but it was a vehicle to get the most out of the support offered on the 30DC community.
I enjoy crafting and making "things" but my attention does wander and it can turn into work, especially if I'm making for someone else. It ceases to be about my creativity and becomes about my perception of the other persons expections. Being pretty rubbish with other people's expectations all of the joy goes out of the making.
I have signed up to do the 8 week project with Screw Work and Free Range Humans. At the time I appreciated how much I needed to move what I was making to be more artistic and less crafty and set myself the target of getting a piece of work into a gallery by the summer. It is pretty important for me to have that impetus and some kind of deadline to get a piece into the public domain. It may be a large felt piece or it could be something completely different – it will be textiles related anyway. The ideas are flowing and going into the sketchbook.
So, back to the whispers. Yesterday I got whispered at very loudly by Marianne Cantwell from Free Range Humans. She was talking about niche marketing and the importance of knowing what your niche is before getting too bogged down in the detail of selling. When I started to think about the potential audience for my work I had a strong inkling that it is more suited to commercial premises than galleries – or is it?
I like to work on a larger scale than most domestic environments could accommodate. This would mean that I can aim my arrows at people with big houses, commercial premises or public buildings. I was pointed in the direction of art consultancies who place artwork in offices and commercial property and am fired up already! I have a clear idea of the piece I'd like to make next as a tester and see how it would scale up. First I need to go shopping to the sweety shop (Wingham Wool Work) and get some supplies.
It is entirely possible that the pieces can be scaled up or down, but I may be trying to be all things to all people instead of just doing what I want to do, which is what it's all about, isn't it?
I shall get some pictures scanned to give you an idea of the work I was doing in 2000 which was put on hold until now. I really do feel like I'm continuing where I left off then and that is pretty amazing that creative urges can be paused for such a time and then re-kindled.
My gratitude is for Marianne in whispering loudly at me, and for Demetri creating the time and space I need to pursue this. You have a way of keeping me facing the way I need to be travelling.


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A post on Slashdot confirmed this news earlier this week:
"Starting March 7, when Mozilla is scheduled to release Firefox 52, all plugins built on the old NPAPI technology will stop working in Firefox, except for Flash, which Mozilla plans to support for a few more versions. This means technologies such as Java, Silverlight, and various audio and video codecs won't work on Firefox."
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As moms we've all encountered this — that feeling like we might explode if we don't get away from our children. At least, I'm assuming that's the case (please tell me I'm not alone in this). After a particularly stressful few weeks with my crew, I was ready for a night out, so getting invited by a friend to join him at a John Mayer concert was just what I needed to relax and recharge.
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Ray Bryant, a pianist and composer whose long career took off after he accompanied a variety of jazz greats during the 1950s at the Blue Note club in
, has died. He was 79.
Bryant died June 2 at
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As house pianist at the Blue Note, Bryant played with
, among others. "The Blue Note was a real jumping off point for me," he told the Morning Call of
, Pa., in 1994. Bryant played with a trio that sometimes included his older brother, Tommy, a bassist who died in 1982.
Bryant became "a powerful blues player known for his versatility," Leonard Feather and Ira Gitler wrote in the Biographical Encyclopedia of Jazz.
"I grew up with the blues," Bryant
told The Times in 1995. "I played with some great bluesmen, and it rubbed off on me. No matter what you play you retain some of what you have been around."
Raphael Homer Bryant was born into a musical family on Dec. 24, 1931, in Philadelphia. His mother played the piano and organ, as does his sister, Vera Eubanks.
"He was kind of the patriarch of the jazz side of our family," trombonist Robin Eubanks, Bryant's nephew, told The Times this week. "He was like the mentor, paving the way."
Eubanks' brother Kevin, a guitarist, is the former bandleader of "The Tonight Show With
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After working at the Blue Note, Bryant toured with singer Carmen McRae in 1956-57, played with saxophonist Coleman Hawkins at the Newport Jazz Festival in 1957 and recorded with
He moved to New York in the late 1950s and had his first hit in 1960 with his composition
His composition
was recorded by such jazz notables as Art Blakey and Oscar Peterson, and "Changes" was recorded by Davis.
Bryant recorded steadily through the years and toured in Europe and Japan beginning in the 1970s.
His first solo album was 1958's "Alone With the Blues," and his most recent release was 2008's "In the Back Room."
In addition to his sister, Bryant's survivors include his wife, Claude; son Raphael Jr.; daughter Gina; grandchildren; and brothers Leonard and Lynwood.


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The Government is currently examining options to reform the UK's Controlled Foreign Companies (CFC) rules.
The Government is consulting on new Controlled Foreign Company (CFC) rules to be introduced in Finance Bill 2012. In the meantime, interim improvements to the existing CFC rules will be introduced in Finance Bill 2011.
If you are not already on the distribution list and would like to be informed of CFC updates then please email Robert Edwards.
The Government is consulting on proposals for CFC rules, in particular for monetary assets and intellectual property.
The Government has published Corporate Tax Reform: Delivering a More Competitive System. Further information on this document is available on the Corporate Tax Reform page.
Working Groups
Working Groups of representatives from businesses have been established to complement wider consultation on CFC reform and to discuss options and proposals in more detail. Lists of members are provided below. The first working group meetings are scheduled for January.
CFC Monetary Assets working group
- Neil Harris - BHP Biliton
- Claire Jordan - Diageo
- Tim Voak - Tesco
- Mark James - G4S
- Janine Juggins - Rio Tinto
- John Connors - Vodafone
- David Smith - International Power
- Lindsey Ritchie - Shell
CFC intellectual property working group
- Colin Garwood - Intercontinental Hotels
- Linda Cutler - Kraft
- Helen Jones - GlaxoSmithKline
- Paul Morton - Reed Elsevier
- Chatan Patel - Cable and Wireless
- Robin Booth - Association of British Food
- Simon Upcott - Cookson
CFC Property working group
- Lucinda Bell - British Land
- Neil Stanford - Standard Life
- Octavia Peters - Segro
- Terry O'Beirne - Capital and Counties
- Will Chetwood - Aviva
- Jeremy Moore - Grosvenor
CFC Insurance working group
- Roger Adams - Aviva
- Rob Clayton - RSA
- Mervin Skeet - XL Group
- Kieran Devlin - Prudential
- Juliet Philips - Lloyds
- Rob Gill - AIG
CFC Banking working group
- Mike Lomax - Standard Charter
- Geoff Pennells - Citigroup
- Sue Cooper - Schroders
- Carol Boneham - HSBC
- Elizabeth McDiarmid - RBS
- Chris Nunn - Barclays
CFC interim improvements
- Robert Thomas - Xerox
- Stephen Dale - British American Tobacco plc
- Colin Garwood - IHG plc
- Neil Harris - BHP Biliton
- Mike Sufrin - Rolls-Royce plc
- Roger Adams - Aviva plc
- Keith Tucker - Anglo American
- Kathy Bishop - IBM
Further engagement
Parties interested in involvement in any part of the corporate tax reform consultation can find further information in the engagement strategy Chapter 5: The Corporate Tax Road Map.
The Government held open events in HM Treasury on corporate tax reform on:
- 13 December 2010
- 11 January 2011
There are no plans for further open events at this stage. Further events will be announced as appropriate.
If you would like to share your views on any area of corporate tax reform, please contact the HM Treasury representative for that area or email email@example.com.
Strategic overview of all elements of the corporate tax reform consultation will be provided by a Corporate Tax Road Map liaison committee and this will replace the CFC liaison committee. Details of this committee, when established, and minutes of committee meetings will be available on the corporate tax reform page.


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A second man has been arrested over the fatal hit and run of a cyclist in Darwin on New Year's Eve.
A 36-year-old man was arrested in Coconut Grove late on Thursday morning following a tip-off from the public.
"The man will be interviewed this evening. The investigation remains ongoing," Detective Acting Senior Sergeant Tony Henrys said.
It comes after Wayne Abdul Sultan fronted Darwin Local Court on Thursday, charged with driving offences that took place when police were this week forced to abandon a high-speed chase of the car believed to have killed 46-year-old cyclist Jason McCormick.
The 34-year-old Northern Territory man was arrested at a Fannie Bay motel on Tuesday afternoon after staff alerted police.
Sultan was charged with a string of crimes including recklessly endangering serious harm, driving a vehicle while disqualified in a dangerous manner, stealing and breaching a parole order.
He didn't apply for bail and has been remanded in custody to reappear in court on January 31.
"The male remains a suspect in regard to the death of Jason McCormick," Det Henrys said.
"We are resolved in our pursuit of justice for Mr McCormick, his family and friends."
Mr McCormick had fallen off his bike near the Winnellie Hotel around 10pm on Saturday when a blue 2010 Toyota Aurion drove straight over him.
Despite the best efforts of witnesses, paramedics and police, he died from extensive injuries.
Two men who were allegedly in the rental car briefly stopped a short way past the scene before driving away.
Police on Wednesday released security footage of a man with the car at a car wash in Palmerston five hours after the crash.
The suspects allegedly later dumped the car and police found it on Tuesday night in a unit complex car park at The Narrows.
Forensic detectives examined the car in the hope that fingerprints and DNA samples will link the crash scene to the car and its occupants.
"We have matched parts located on the roadway at the crash scene in Winnellie with that motor vehicle," Det Henrys said.
Mr McCormick was a long-time Territorian originally from Kyabram in Victoria, and his father and brother are travelling to Darwin to claim his body.
"The McCormick family are coming up here to take Jason home back to Victoria," Det Henrys said.
"They expect to spend some time with his friends which will form a part of the grieving process in the community."


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Thursday, June 19, 2008
It Only Takes One
I'm pretty woozy from the meds, so I'm going to take a nap now. I'll check back later and start catching up on my comments. Thank you to everyone for all the well wishes! Talk to you soon . . .
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I'm hoping and praying that this one is THE one, the only one you need. :) *hugs*
- June 19, 2008 at 1:15 PM
- Aunt Becky said...
And thankfully, you only need one :)
Sending light and love to you embie.
- June 19, 2008 at 1:26 PM
- Io said...
Fingers and toes crossed for you dear!
- June 19, 2008 at 1:26 PM
- shawna said...
I pray that this is the right one. I know how frustrating a low number can be.
- June 19, 2008 at 1:31 PM
- Deb said...
Hoping & Praying Loopy. Hoping & Praying.
- June 19, 2008 at 1:35 PM
- Away2me (Deanna) said...
I'm sorry it is only one, but I'm hoping it is the right one!
- June 19, 2008 at 1:38 PM
Awww rest up honey. Fingers crossed that is THE ONE!
- June 19, 2008 at 2:07 PM
- Mrs. Spit said...
Go Egg, Go Egg, Go Egg. . .
- June 19, 2008 at 2:39 PM
- MsPrufrock said...
I'm with the others (and your title) - one may be disappointing, but that's all that is required! I understand your statistics for a successful IVF don't favour two embryos versus one. No, really!
- June 19, 2008 at 2:47 PM
- Psych Post Doc said...
I wish you the best of luck. I hope you were able to get some rest.
- June 19, 2008 at 4:23 PM
- Nine said...
I'm keeping you in my thoughts. You are right- it only takes one and I'm betting this is the one. Take care of yourself!!
- June 19, 2008 at 4:56 PM
- Still Standing Strong in A Bloom of Hope. said...
Let this be DA ONE!!!!!!!
Keeping fingers, toes and hair crossed for you!
- June 19, 2008 at 5:11 PM
- JourneytoFamily said...
Well, you only need one good one, right? Let's hope it is just that!
- June 19, 2008 at 5:47 PM
- andrea said...
crossing it all for you!
- June 19, 2008 at 6:39 PM
- Stacie said...
Everything is crossed for you and your one little eggie! Come on, eggie...
- June 19, 2008 at 6:51 PM
- Lauren said...
Come on little eggie! Do your magic!
Crossing anything I can find for you. Making hubby cross too! LOL
- June 19, 2008 at 7:03 PM
- Joanna said...
C'mon super egg!!!
Go eeggg, Go egggg, go go go eggg!
- June 19, 2008 at 7:04 PM
- Half Gaelic, Half Garlic! said...
Let's hope one is all it takes!
Get your rest..Sending a big hug your way!
- June 19, 2008 at 7:10 PM
Sending lots of prayers that all you need is one.
- June 19, 2008 at 7:43 PM
- Kerri said...
Hope your one egg is "the one"
Kerri and Ruby
- June 19, 2008 at 7:50 PM
- Kymberli said...
I hoping praying that that one is a fighter.
- June 19, 2008 at 8:12 PM
- Sugar Photography said...
:( sorry about the other one, but *so* glad you got one!
can't wait to hear how fertilization and the transfer go!!!
- June 19, 2008 at 8:14 PM
- Lost in Space said...
I hope your one beautiful egg is the only one you need. I'm sorry things aren't as great as you had hoped, but you have lots of prayers and positive thoughts for your fighter. ((Hugs))
- June 19, 2008 at 9:14 PM
- luna said...
sending you all the best hope that this is THE one. rest up from the meds and best of luck with fert and transfer!
thanks for kind comment earlier . (and sorry to make you cry!)
- June 19, 2008 at 9:38 PM
- Wishing 4 One said...
This is THE one...thinking of you and hoping you rested well. Looking forward to hearing GREAT news these next weeks. Sending you lots of hugs frm here....
- June 20, 2008 at 1:37 AM
- Clever Trevor said...
We have everything crossed for you and the 'one'.
- June 20, 2008 at 3:33 AM
- shawna said...
I just wanted to check in on you this morning. I hope that you are staying positive.
- June 20, 2008 at 5:26 AM
- Pamela Jeanne said...
And I bet it's a fighter! Look after yourself and get your rest. Fingers and toes crossed that all goes well.
- June 20, 2008 at 5:48 AM
- Liesl said...
You're right, it only takes one! Praying for great news...
- June 20, 2008 at 6:01 AM
- Meg said...
I have everything crossed that this is THE ONE!
- June 20, 2008 at 6:51 AM
- PJ said...
Wishin' and hopin' this one is the little engine that could!
- June 20, 2008 at 7:21 AM
- Joanna said...
You're wrong, no cheerleader here!
Just felt a little diddy was in order. :)
- June 20, 2008 at 8:00 AM
- MamaSoon said...
Well you already know that millions and millions of ladies get pregnant across the world through sex but maybe you forgot that they ALL have just one egg each month. I've seen it again and again on my forum. One egg ---> One beautiful baby.
But enough with the happy talk. I know how much it sucks to hear that. My last cycle was supposed to net 10 eggs. Instead, only one was mature. Never understood why it happened but it did. It was a really crappy one too. Not like a good one egg.
I hope your fertilization report is good today! I'll be watching for it.
Awwww crap. I had one egg last cycle too. But a goo
- June 20, 2008 at 8:12 AM
- Heather said...
I'm keeping my fingers crossed for you!
- June 20, 2008 at 8:27 AM
- SAHW said...
You said it - it only takes one, and I really hope this will be the one that works for you!
- June 20, 2008 at 10:58 AM
- Juicy said...
hmm. Maybe this is the one egg that is the total bad-ass of 'em all and it'll just do its job better than any other darn egg out there?
Good luck, I hope you get fantastic news about it soon.
- June 20, 2008 at 11:58 AM
- Nit said...
You are right it only takes one :)
Hope you are resting up!!!
- June 20, 2008 at 12:59 PM


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Bill Cosby heckled during second Canadian show: Canadian Press
The news agency said a man shouted "You are a rapist," at a show in London, Ontario, before being removed by security, with some audience members telling the heckler to be quiet and later giving Cosby a round of applause.
It said Cosby told the audience to be quiet and patient as the man was taken away, then resumed his comedy routine.
"One outburst but over 2,600 loyal, patient and courageous fans enjoyed one of the most wonderful gifts that exist for human-kind. Laughter," Cosby said in a statement afterward through his publicist.
"I thank you, the theater staff, the event organizers and the London, ON community for your continued honor and support. I'm far from finished," he said.
Cosby, one of the biggest television stars of the 1980s, was scheduled to do three Canadian shows this week. His first in Kitchener, Ontario on Wednesday was not interrupted. But both shows had protesters outside the venues.
The comedian, best-known as Dr. Cliff Huxtable on "The Cosby Show," has had two television projects shelved and several standup performances canceled since the allegations started last year.
Cosby, 77, has never been charged over any of the allegations, which have been dismissed by his lawyers and in some cases date back as far as the 1960s. He settled a 2005 civil suit that alleged sexual misconduct.
Cosby's attorney did not respond to requests for comment.-Reuters


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(As the blog's regular author is gibbering in a locked room, awaiting this week's release of "Scott Pilgrim Vs The World", Fluffrick's blog today hosts a guest post from noted Canine Twitterer, Minnie Morrison…)
Hello, all. Minnie Morrison here – happy to be posting on my Dad's blog whilst he's incapacitated. I mulled long and hard – between barking at next door's cat and snuggling with Mum – about what to write in this blog post.
Do I talk about the many issues facing the Canine Community today? For example, despite my fine physique and delightful looks, it is a sad truth that I am never fed. Ever. I don't get lovely meals, snacks or treats from Mum, Dad or Gran.
Walks. Not long enough, nor as frequent as I would like. I personally believe that a terrier of my size and energy requires sixteen walks a day – how many do I get? One. It's an affront to Dog kind.
I could talk about these pressing matters now, but I've chosen to share with you an appreciation of my most recent holiday to Arran, in Scotland.
From a dog's point of view, Arran is very waggy indeed. Sandy beaches abound, many interesting dogs like to sniff you and your parents get to spend all day with you – there's no work to go to, which is one of the best and most excellent things, as far as I'm concerned.
There are even cafes on the island which allow me and my canine sister, Ella, to sit outside with our parents and enjoy a spot of light imploring whilst they enjoy their meals and don't give us anything.
I particularly enjoyed Blackwaterfoot Beach – I have yet to find a better place to leap, run, wag, sniff and chase other dogs upon. There's even an adjacent golf course, if a pooch fancies some bracing golfball snaffling or mischief with golfists.
All things considered, if you have humans and want them to have a holiday, I highly endorse using your best imploring look upon them (perhaps accompanied by some gentle whimpering and a squeaky bark or two) and showing them this website.
Thank you to my Dad for allowing me this public forum and thank you for reading these few, humble words – May your bowls be laden with food and water, and may your favourite spot in the garden remain unmolested by awful feline folk.


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This week's Random Pattern Find is this beautiful and dainty rose pattern! Titled the Crocodile Stitch Flower, it is a beauty!! When I first saw it it was just so unique looking and I was excited to do the crocodile stitch.
Oddly enough, you don't use a crocodile stitch in this pattern at all so I was a bit surprised by that but pleased with the result none the less.
You can find this free flower pattern HERE:
Unfortunately I have no funny story to go along with this pattern. It was pretty simple and straight forward but sometimes that is nice. It worked up quickly and was simple to do. It's the absolute perfect flower pattern for anyone... expert or beginner!
I do have a different surprise for you guys though! Check out this new pillow pattern!
|Click photo to go to pattern.


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Author: Silentstalker
Hello everyone,
in recent weeks, multiple posts on Czechoslovak tanks appeared on various forums (mostly Russian). Practically all however were using obsolete info with some really bad extrapolations. This post is intended to summarize what we (well, I) know about this upcoming branch/tree/whatever.
Was it officially confirmed?
Yes, including openly by RU producer Anton "Evilly" Pankov.
Will it be a branch of an EU tree or a separate tree?
Czechoslovaks will receive their own insignia (flag) on the vehicles, their own separate crew names and their own consumables. For all intents and purposes, it's a separate tree.
How will it look?
Like this (minus the premiums apart from the T 40):
When will it come?
End of the year with the premium tank coming two patches ahead (at the end of summer). Of the three branches Storm announced for this year, this will be the third.
What's the current status?
The premium vehicle (T 40) is already being modelled and might appear on supertest within two months or so. The rest is being prepared for modelling. Currently, WG focus lies on the Japanese heavy branch that is due in 0.9.10 (premium Japanese Tiger comes in 0.9.8 and by WG rules, premium tanks come two patches ahead).
How historical the branch is?
Very, as much as possible. There will be nothing completely unhistorical (made up) in it, although a few elements will be a stretch. Tiers 1-3 were built and served, tier 4 was built in metal and was accepted in service but was not mass-produced, tiers 5-10 were projects only.
What's its "gameplay" main characteristic?
That depends on the soft stats developers choose for the vehicles to have. From hard stats - very good mobility with generally powerful guns but mediocre to poor armor. Think French, only with somewhat more armor and less autoloaders. Between French and Soviets. Most tanks (with one exception) have good gun depression. Tier 7 is the "weak link" of the branch with mediocre mobility and armor and poor depression, that one will likely be the least fun to play.
What will be the first premium?
Škoda T 40, found in the archives by J.Tintěra (Czechoslovak historian). You can read about it here.
What will the top tier be like?
The last evolution of the TVP medium tank program - T 50/51. You can read about it here.
What will the tree base color be?
There are only two options really - pre-war brown (dark khaki) or post-war olive drab. Given the fact that olive drab is visually quite similar to the Soviet branch (only somewhat darker), I'd say the khaki. As far as I know, this was not decided yet. Here's the color for illustration (photo courtesy of Bauglir_ySF) - this is the standardized army khaki/brown the Czechoslovak army used, here being applied to the restored LT Vz.35:
What kind of camouflage will the tree have?
See this post, it was used for reference. The basic (most important one)
What kind of inscriptions will the tree have?
See this post for examples.
What will be the Czechoslovak consumable?
Buchty - a type of Czech sweet pastry.


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"Arrow" fans are gearing up for the debut of Count Vertigo on the January 30 episode of the series, but some may be wondering: just who is Count Vertigo anyway?
While the show's incarnation of the character promises to be very different from his comic book roots, we still thought it might be instructive to take a look back at the original conception of the character, to learn just why the folks behind the show saw him as a worthy adversary to bring into the Arrowverse.
Count Vertigo made his debut in 1978's "World's Finest Comics" #251, in a story by writer Gerry Conway and artist Trevor Von Eeden. In it, Vertigo attempts a series of jewel heists, only to be thwarted by the costumed adventurer known as the Black Canary, when she discovers his secret; he is the heir to the royal family of the small European nation of Vlatava, who is afflicted with a congenital inner ear condition affecting his sense of balance. Having developed a device to correct his infirmity, he finds that he can also use the device to disrupt other people's sense of balance, creating a vertigo effect. Sussing this out, she uses her patented "Canary Cry" to disable the device, and take Vertigo out. However, Vertigo would return to plague Black Canary as well as her partner Green Arrow time and again, eventually becoming a mainstay of Oliver Queen's rogue's gallery.
Count Vertigo later became an integral part of John Ostrander's "Suicide Squad" series, joining the team in 1989's issue #24. During the series, Vertigo's struggles with his heritage as well as bipolar disorder were explored in depth. He fell under the control of rebels from his home country of Vlatava, who used drugs to manipulate his mood swings in service to their cause. Even after being freed from their control, his own teammate, Poison Ivy, continued the exploitation for her own ends. Ultimately, Vertigo had to come to grips with his psychological issues, at one point contemplating suicide at the hands of fellow Squad member (and fellow "Arrow" villain) Deadshot, before concluding that his religious beliefs would not allow him to pursue such a course.
The Count's tortured existence was not to be abated however, as Ostrander would revisit the character in 1993's "Spectre" #13, wherein the Count, once again embroiled in Vlatava's wars, attracts the attention of the Spectre, the incarnation of God's wrath. The Spectre, already unstable from wrestling with the parameters of his mission to eradicate evil, is incensed by the ongoing slaughter in Vlatava. He judges the entire population to be irredeemable, and annihilates every living person in the country, with the exception of Vertigo and the opposing general. He leaves them alive so that they may contemplate what their blood feud has ultimately wrought.
Vertigo eventually returned to the Suicide Squad under the auspices of Amanda Waller's reconstituted Checkmate organization, and continued to carry out missions at her behest. However, since the DC Universe was rebooted in 2011 as part of the "New 52", Count Vertigo has not as of yet been seen in the pages of the comics—he did make an appearance on the cover of "Resurrection Man" #9, which guest-starred the Suicide Squad, but not inside the book, and no other hint has been given that he is a part of this incarnation of the Squad. For now, fans will have to be content with his small-screen debut, bringing Count Vertigo back to his roots as a premier Green Arrow villain.
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Loren Harste
Loren Harste, age 83, of Morris, formerly of the Appleton area, died Friday, October 13th in the St. Cloud Hospital. Funeral services were held Friday, October 20th at 10:30 a.m., at Immanuel Lutheran Church – Shible Township. Pastors Donald Klatt and Kenneth Harste officiated. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
Loren William Harste was born on March 23, 1934 to Karl F and Hannah (Behrens) Harste in Shible Township, Swift County, Minnesota. He was baptized and confirmed at Immanuel Lutheran Church, Shible, where he attended parochial school through the 8th grade. In 1952, he graduated from Appleton High School.
It was at Immanuel Lutheran Church, Shible Township, that Loren met Donna Mae Lydia Stock, their relationship grew as they participated together in church activities including Walther League and choir. On September 14, 1957, he married Donna at Immanuel Shible. Shortly after their marriage they moved briefly to Fort Knox, Kentucky, where Loren served full-time in the National Guard. In 1958, they returned to his home farm in Shible Township, north of Appleton, where they took over the family farm. Loren grew the farm, raising livestock until the late 1970s, grain farming full-time until the mid 1980s and part-time until the late 1990's. The farm provided Loren and Donna a great place to raise their four children and eleven grandchildren. Together, they found great joy in sharing their lives, spending time with family & friends and traveling around the country and even other parts of the world. Loren and Donna were blessed with 40 years of marriage until Donna's death in January 1998.
Loren was always known as a progressive farmer with keen interest in conservation of soil and water. Loren's interest in soil and water conservation led to roles on the Upper Minnesota River Watershed District Board for more than 45 years. He was appointed to the inaugural Board of Soil and Water Resources for the State of Minnesota, serving from 1987 to 1992. During his years of farming, he served as assessor for several townships, and in 1986, Loren began working full time as the Assistant County Assessor for Swift County. He later became the Swift County Assessor and served until his retirement on April 1, 2000.
Loren was a faithful lifetime member of Immanuel Lutheran Church, Shible Township, where he served as an elder, member of the choir, Sunday School Superintendent and on many boards. He served as district manager for the Lutheran Layman's League and as a member of other regional church boards. Loren was active in several community organizations including serving as president of the Appleton Jaycees and as a 4-H adult leader.
In August of 2003, Loren married Phyllis (Thielke) Gades. Loren cherished the fourteen years that they shared and the children and grandchildren it added to his life. Together they created an active lifestyle visiting their children around the country and participating in their church activities in Fairfield and Shible townships. Together, Loren and Phyllis were able to continue serving the Lutheran Laymen's League, the Orphan Grain Train and participate in civic functions in the area.
Loren was a loving husband and father who raised his family to have a strong love for Jesus. He reflected the redemption he received by faith in everything he did, teaching with gentle wisdom and guiding discipline. Many would come to seek his wisdom. Loren was known as an innovative craftsman, first with metal in his farm shop, and later with wood projects from his workshop where he created gifts for his children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews. He will be remembered for his many stories, his recall of family history, and for his jokes. He enjoyed traveling, especially with cherished friends Orville and Darlene Koosmann.
Surviving Loren are his wife, Phyllis Harste of Morris; children: Rev. Kenneth (Joanne) Harste of Big Lake, Bonnie (Michael) Giese of Tulsa, OK, Dion (Teriann) Harste of Glenwood and Lynelle (Peter) Dahl of Appleton; grandchildren: Tara (Scott) Palmer, Rev. Russell (Jen) Peterson, Elena (Matt) Reicher, Josh (Michelle) Harste, Jacob Harste, Sean (Caitlynn) Giese, Levi Giese, Jessica (Bryce) Jennings, Alex Harste, Emily Harste and Cole Harste; great grandchildren: Bailey and Ethan Palmer, Isaiah Peterson, Zachary, Benjamin and Madelyn Reicher, Elijah and Maxwell Harste; step children; Susan (Dr. James) Kaiser of East Africa, Jeanette (Rev. David) Meggers of St. Louis, MO, James (LuAnn) Gades of Wolverton, and David (Dawn) Gades of Holloway; step-grandchildren: Micah (Rachel) Kaiser, Andy (Lara) Kaiser, Joel Kaiser, Phillip (Rebecca) Meggers, Kristina (Nate) Paul, Jacob Gades, Jordan (Samarah) Gades, Adam (Lindsay) Gades, Josh (Danielle) Gades, Nathan (Nicole) Gades and Courtney Gades; 13 step-greatgrandchildren; brother, Dr. Jerome (Janice) Harste of Bloomington, Indiana; sisters-in-law: Fay Harste and Clarice Stock of Appleton, LaDonna Stock of Clara City; and many nieces, nephews other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his wife, Donna Mae; sisters: Eileen Kleven, Ramona Engebretson; brother, James Harste; brothers-in-law: Leonard Stock, Lawrence Stock and Virgil Stock; sisters-in-law: Dorothy Hans and Gladys Schmidt.
Loren is already missed and his legacy continues to bless his family and friends. Blessed be the memory of Loren Harste.
Arrangements with Zniewski Funeral Home –Vaala Chapel in Appleton


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If the NBA is hoping that people stop suggesting that the draft lottery is rigged, they need to think of something else, as the Cleveland Cavaliers came out as the number one pick from the raffle for the third time in four years despite having only a 1.7% to get it. The Milwaukee Bucks, the worst team in the league last season, get the second pick, followed by the Philadelphia 76ers, Orlando Magic and Utah Jazz. More
For the second time in three years, the Cleveland Cavaliers win the NBA draft lottery and get the first pick, which will most likely be Nerlens Noel, entering the NBA after only one season in Kentucky. Yes, people love centers so much they're willing to overlook his injury, while talented players like Trey Burke, Ben McLemore and Otto Porter will probably fill out the rest of the top 5. More
Tanking is one of the illnesses of professional basketball, professional sports in general. The chase for Andrew Luck in the NFL was another example of how the draft, combined with bad seasons, just doesn't give these teams an incentive to win. The NFL doesn't have a lottery, but usually, one player doesn't change the fate of a franchise. More


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Thirteen days and counting ! Final count down to finish line begins now!
This challenge has thrown up some great reads for many of us, created buzz everywhere and more importantly pushed so many of you to take your blog to the next level. Did we expect all this?
Hell yeah! But did we expect that the celebration will be so big and carry on forever? No and that credit goes to you and your enthusiasm.
What is our tip for today?
Have you ever checked a a fellow blogger through their comment alone? And perhaps found it difficult to locate them and their blog?
Sometimes it is easy if you create a signature in your comment for others to find you easily.
It goes like this: Blogchatter Modify this according to your blog URL and name.
Go ahead connect your post below and read the pool of blogs that are there for you read!
In case you need color do take up this image as your companion to awesome content:


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In this post I show how to set up Fail2Ban to protect your wordpress blog or site from brute force attacks. This is written specifically for Ubuntu but will work (in a general sense) on any linux distribution.
Brute forcing your way into a WordPress blog's administration account is not difficult unless the system admin has implemented measures to protect against this.
One of the best ways to protect your WordPress site/blog from brute force attacks, in my opinion, is to use Fail2Ban. This tool monitors failed login attempts to practically anything that uses a password (ssh, ftp, mail, etc). When someone (or a script) fails to use the correct password a set number of times, Fail2Ban can their IP address to a block list for a specified amount of time.
The first thing we are going to do is install Syslogd.
sudo apt-get install rsyslog
Then you need to access your themes funtions.php file. Edit this file and at the top, but within the php tags place the following:
const SYSLOG_FACILITY = LOG_LOCAL1;
add_action('wp_login_failed', 'log_failed_attempt');
function log_failed_attempt( $username ) {
openlog( 'wordpress('.$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'].')', LOG_NDELAY|LOG_PID, SYSLOG_FACILITY);
syslog( LOG_NOTICE, "Wordpress authentication failure for $username from {$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']}" );
Now we need to add a config file for Fail2Ban and make it watch failed wordpress logins:
sudo nano /etc/rsyslog.d/wordpress.conf
Add this line: (If you don't have nano,
apt-get install nano)
local1.* /var/log/wp_f2b.log
Restart syslogd:
/etc/init.d/rsyslog restart
Make sure that wordpress is logging failed attempts (CTRL-C to exit):
tail -f /var/log/wp_f2b.log
Try to log into wordpress with an incorrect password, you should see it reflected in the terminal.
Now we need to create the filter in fail2ban:
nano /etc/fail2ban/jail.local
enabled = true
filter = wordpress
action = iptables-multiport[name=WordPress, port="http,https"]
sendmail-whois[name=WordPress, email@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com]
logpath = /var/log/wp_f2b.log
maxretry = 5
findtime = 600
bantime = 600
Change your email, retry, and bantime to whatever you like.
Now add a filter:
sudo nano /etc/fail2ban/filter.d/wordpress.conf
before = common.conf
_daemon = wordpress
failregex = ^%(__prefix_line)sWordpress authentication failure for .* from
ignoreregex =
Restart fail2ban:
/etc/init.d/fail2ban restart
Also rotate the log file so it doesn't get too large.
sudo nano /etc/logrotate.conf
/var/log/wp_f2b.log {
size 100k
create 0600 root root
rotate 6


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Reprintas at 1 January 2008
Partition Act 1539: ceased to have effect as part of the laws of New Zealand, on 1 January 2008, pursuant to section 365(1) of the Property Law Act 2007 (2007 No 91).
Changes authorised by section 17C of the Acts and Regulations Publication Act 1989 have been made in this eprint.
A general outline of these changes is set out in the notes at the end of this eprint, together with other explanatory material about this eprint.
Source: New Zealand Parliamentary Library, International Documents Collection
1 Inconveniences resulting from joint-tenantcy, etc undivided; joint-tenants and tenants in common shall be compellable to make partition, in like manner as coparceners
2 After partition each shall have aid of the other
An Acte for joynt Tenants & Tenants in comon.
FORASMUCHE as by the comen lawes of this Realme, diverse of the Kings subjects being seised of mannors lands tentes & hereditaments as joynt tenantes or as tenantes in comen with other, of any estate of enheritaunce, in their owne rights or in the right of their wyffes, by purchase discent or otherwise, and every of them so being joynt tenantes or tenantes in comen hathe like righte title interest and possession in the same mannors landes tentes and hereditaments for their parts or porcons joyntlye or in comen undevydedlye together withe other, and none of them by the lawe doeth or maye knowe their severall partes or porcons in the same, or that that ys his or theirs by hit selfe undevyded, and cannot by the lawes of this Realme otherwise occupye or take the pfytt [ed note: profit] of the same, or make any severans division or particon thereof, without either of their mutuall consentes and assents; by reason whereof diverse and many of them, beinge so joyntly and undevidedly seised of the saide mannors lands tents & hereditaments, often tymes of their perverse covetous and malicious myndes and willes, ayens all right justice equitie and good conscience by strenghe and power, hath not onlye cutt and fallen downe all the woodes and trees growinge uppon the same, but also hathe extirped subverted pulled downe and distroyed all the houses edificyons1 and buyldngs meadowes pastures comens and the hoole comodities of the same, and hath taken and converted them to their owne uses and behooffs, to the open wronge & disherison & ayens the myndes and willes of other holdinge the same mannors landes tents & hereditaments joyntlye or in comen withe them, and they have bene alwaies without assured remedy for the same; Be it therefore enacted by the Kinge our most drede Soveraigne Lorde and by the assent of his Lordes Spirituall and Temporall and by the comons in this present Parliament assembled, that all joynttenants and tenantes in comen, that nowe be or hereafter shalbe of enny estate or estates of enheritaunce in their owne rights or in the righte of their wyffes, of any manners lands tents or hereditaments within this Realme of Englande Wales or the Marsches of the same, shall and maye be coacted and compelled by vertue of this present acte, to make pticon betwene them of all suche mannors landes tentes and hereditaments as they nowe holde or hereafter shall holde as joynttenants or tenantes in comen, by writt de pticoe2 faciend, in that case to be devised in the Kinge our Soveraigne Lordes Courte of Chauncerie, in like manner and forme as coperceners by the comen lawes of this Realme have byne and are compellable to doe, and the same writt to be pursued at the comen lawe.
PROVIDED alwaye and be it enacted, that everye of the saide joynt tenants or tenantes in comen and their heires after suche particon made, shall and may have ayde of the other, or of their heires, to the intent to deraigne the warrantye paramounte and to recover for the rate as is used betwene coparceners after particon made by the order of the comen lawe; any thinge in this acte conteyned to the contarie nothwithstandinge.
2About this eprint
3List of amendments incorporated in this eprint (most recent first)
This is an eprint of the Partition Act 1539. It incorporates all the amendments to the Act as at 1 January 2008. The list of amendments at the end of these notes specifies all the amendments incorporated into this eprint since 3 September 2007. Relevant provisions of any amending enactments that contain transitional, savings, or application provisions are also included, after the Principal enactment, in chronological order.
This eprint has not been officialised. For more information about officialisation, please see "Making online legislation official" under "Status of legislation on this site" in the About section of this website.
"Making online legislation official"
"Status of legislation on this site"
Property Law Act 2007 (2007 No 91): section 365(1)
1 so also in the original Act. Printed copies read "Edifices"
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Saturday, November 15, 2014
Greyhound Centennial Tour
Today I got to see the Greyhound Centennial Tour during its stop to Seattle. The Vintage Coaches were 1937 Yellow Coach Model 743 #1937, a 1948 ACF-Brill IC-41 #1948, a 1968 MCI MC-7 Scenicruser #1968, and a 1982 MCI MC-9 "Americruiser 2" #1982. Also Present was 2014 Prevost X3-45 #86651 and 1998 MCI 102DL3 #6059 as the Mobile Museum, which featured a history of greyhound and had some artifacts on display. They had a nice display setup, aside from some bad music playing, and the coaches could have been parked facing the opposite direction for better sun angles.
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U.S. Senate candidate Richard Blumenthal has apologized in an e-mail for misstatements he made about his military service during the Vietnam War, nearly a week after the controversy erupted.
Blumenthal said in a statement e-mailed to The Hartford Courant late Sunday that he made mistakes and is sorry.
It's the first apology from Blumenthal. He had said he regretted his misstatements and took responsibility for them after The New York Times reported last week that he wrongly said more than once that he served in Vietnam.
He served stateside in the Marine Reserve during Vietnam. He says he unintentionally said he served "in" Vietnam when he meant "during" Vietnam.
Blumenthal, Connecticut's attorney general, received the Democratic nomination for the Senate race Friday.
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- Borboleta is a Portuguese noun meaning "butterfly." However, Borboleta is neither a common Portuguese name nor surname.
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Wearing long sleeves in the boiling heat of New York City last summer, Maroon 5 lead singer Adam Levine started to think that maybe his full-body tattoos weren't such a great idea.
Acting in his first-ever movie role in the music dramedy "Begin Again," playing a musician who experiences ups and downs on the roller coaster of fame, Levine was asked by director John Carney to cover his ink with sleeves. In the 95-degree weather. This wasn't something Levine thought about when he got the tattoos – which make perfect sense for a pop star, although not for a big-screen actor.
But who could have predicted he would ever have that problem? Certainly not Levine, whose rise through the celebrity stratosphere has taken more unexpected turns than most. From the early success of Maroon 5 to his pivot as a reality star on NBC's "The Voice" to acting, Levine's career has followed a curious path.
He claims he never plans ahead and just "rolls" with everything that has happened in the past several years – the shows, the movies, the endorsement and TV development deals. "I don't think it's smart to look too far into the future," Levine said. "It's a fine line between trying to manifest something to happen as far as your dreams are concerned, and then being too fixated on one thing happening one way."
He's speaking by phone from New York, doing the press rounds for "Begin Again," which stars Mark Ruffalo as a down-on-his-luck record producer who meets a fledgling singer played by Keira Knightley. Levine plays Knightley's music superstar boyfriend, who becomes her ex when he can't resist the temptations of fame. Levine sounds a bit tired; it's not yet noon and he claims he's already done "17 zillion" interviews this morning.
Anyway, back to his unusual path:"I wanted to do music for my life and I wanted to be really successful, but I wasn't aware that it could be this type of trajectory," Levine said. "It's always slightly different than you think it will be."
True. Back when Levine and his high school friends started a band, he didn't anticipate they would become the inescapable pop rockers Maroon 5. The group quickly found success in the early 2000s with monster debut album "Songs About Jane," which featured smash singles "Harder to Breathe," "This Love" and "Sunday Morning." Even a decade later, "She Will Be Loved" is probably playing at this very moment over loudspeakers in various malls.
As often happens with a fast rise to fame, there have been a lot of detractors. As a lead vocalist with a unique falsetto and someone quite likely to bare his sculpted muscles for naked photo shoots, Levine attracted tabloid scrutiny from the beginning. With a confident swagger and tendency to spout quotes such as, "I love attention. I can't stand not having it," Levine (the first musician to become People's Sexiest Man Alive) became a pop culture target. His parade of supermodel girlfriends – and engagement to Victoria's Secret model Behati Prinsloo – didn't really help matters.
"It's strange that they're so interested. I don't think it's that fascinating," Levine said about the tabloid fascination with his personal life. "But hey, it's flattering, I guess."
Although Levine is self-deprecating, you do actually have to work hard to achieve the kind of multi-tiered success he's enjoyed recently. While Maroon 5 stalled for several years in the mid-2000s, Levine catapulted back into the scene in January 2011 as a coach on "The Voice." Millions tuned in and were drawn to Levine's banter and his odd-couple friendship with fellow coach Blake Shelton.
Along with filming "The Voice" for two seasons a year, Levine found himself back in the spotlight with music, releasing the giant hit "Moves Like Jagger," featuring his "Voice" co-star Christina Aguilera. Maroon 5 released a new album in the summer of 2012 called "Overexposed" – interpret the title how you wish. It went platinum.
Levine's real-life ups and downs with fame were intriguing to "Begin Again" writer and director Carney, who was looking for an actor to play the role of Dave Kohl, the singer who can't stay down-to-earth once he gets a big record contract.
"I never really thought about anyone else in the role," Carney said. He first considered Levine when he saw his brief but hilarious cameo in a "30 Rock" scene opposite Alec Baldwin.
The two chatted via Skype, and then Levine recorded himself in the studio reading some lines. Carney (who directed the Oscar-winning musical drama "Once") saw the footage and was sold.
While Levine had done some acting before with a small part in the second season of FX's gorefest "American Horror Story" – in which his character memorably got his arm ripped off – this was an entirely different situation. And for him, it was pretty nerve-racking.
Luckily, he got the hang of the big-screen experience fairly quickly. Levine, who in the film complements his long sleeves with a rock-star beard, shares most of his scenes with Knightley. While he was hesitant about going up against such an established actress, they were able to find an easy rapport through many hours filming scenes in a car together on the first day.
Carney was impressed by his performance. "I think he really delivered," Carney said, citing his "star quality" along with his natural charisma and solid singing chops.
It helped that the Dave Kohl character wasn't much of a stretch – in fact, there were a few scenes that hit a little too close to home for Levine. For example, Dave goes to a record label's offices, where they tell him they love him and want him to be himself and not alter a thing – except for a few tiny fixes that wind up changing just about everything.
That, according to Levine, does not stray too far from the real-life recording industry. "That's all they do in those boardrooms in those meetings. All they try to do is destroy the fabric of who you are because the record business is just silly," he said. " 'Oh, you have to be this,' or 'You have to be that.' But we never became successful by listening to them, so you take what they say with grain of salt."


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The left ventricular help gadget or LVAD as per the Best cardiologist in Pune for women and children is a mechanical pump that is embedded inside a man's mid-section to offer a debilitated heart some assistance with pumping blood all through the body. Not at all like an aggregate simulated heart, the LVAD doesn't supplant the heart; it just offers it some assistance with doing its occupation. This can mean the distinction in the middle of life and passing for a man whose heart needs a rest after open-heart surgery, or for a few patients sitting tight for a heart transplant (called "scaffold to transplant").
LVADs might likewise be utilized as ''destination treatment,'' which is a different option for transplant. Destination treatment is utilized for long haul support as a part of some critically ill patients whose condition makes them ineligible for heart transplantation.
How Does a LVAD Work?
Like the heart, the LVAD is a pump. The LVAD as per the most visited cardiologists in Pune is surgically embedded just underneath the heart. One end is joined to one side ventricle - that is the council of the heart that pumps blood out of the lungs and into the body. The flip side is joined to the aorta, the body's primary supply route.
Blood streams from the ventricles into the pump. At the point when sensors demonstrate that the LVAD is full, the blood is catapulted out of the gadget into the aorta.
A tube goes from the gadget through the skin. This tube, called the driveline, associates the pump to the outside controller and force source.
The pump and its associations are embedded amid open-heart surgery. A PC controller, a force pack, and a store power pack stay outside the body. A few models let a man wear these outer units on a belt or bridle outside.
The force pack must be energized around evening time.
What Are the Benefits of a LVAD?
A LVAD as per the most skilled heart specialist in Pune restores blood stream to a man whose heart has been debilitated by coronary illness. This soothes a few side effects, for example, being always drained or shy of breath. In uncommon cases, it gives the heart a chance to recover typical capacity by allowing it to rest. It keeps up or enhances other organ capacities, enhances exercise execution, and empowers interest in heart restoration.
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Likewise with any surgery, there are dangers included. Your renowned heart specialist in Pune will talk about the dangers of the technique with you.
After surgery, there are different dangers, including:
In studies, treatment with the changeless LVAD gadget multiplied the one-year survival rate of patients with end-stage heart disappointment as contrasted and medication treatment alone. Be that as it may, there were a few dangers, including contamination, stroke, and dying.
Advantages and inconveniences
LVADs are implantable mechanical pumps that substitute for the capacity of the principle pumping assembly of the heart, the left ventricle. The gadgets have been unmistakably appeared in a few concentrates now to enhance the personal satisfaction for patients significantly. The pumps when they work take away the heart disappointment side effects. Thus, patients who are shy of breath, experiencing issues with liquid maintenance, weakness to the point where you can't escape the house or do anything - these indications are all diminished viably by the gadget and you no more have the manifestations of heart disappointment. Also, the gadgets have been appeared to keep individuals alive longer than forceful therapeutic treatment when the heart is in its last end-stages.
Be that as it may, there is a tradeoff. There are generous dangers with these gadgets. All LVADs have a force supply that is outside to the body. Thus there is what's known as a drive line that leaves the mid-region from the gadget which is interior to the force supply which is outer. Furthermore, that line that goes into the stomach divider is a wellspring of potential contamination that can get into the body and into the pump. Furthermore, diseases are the most obvious inconvenience of these gadgets. Some of these contaminations can be treated with anti-infection agents and controlled, yet some of these diseases are truth be told life-debilitating and intense.
The second confusion of VADs is a mechanical brokenness of the gadget. These are mechanical gadgets with moving parts and they are liable to mechanical disappointment. They've had broad testing and they are indeed exceptionally solid. Yet, a portion of the VADs have a known future of eighteen months to over two years, and a percentage of the VADs have moving parts that can come up short. Thus mechanical inconveniences can happen with the gadgets. The more current era gadgets and the most up to date innovation appear to less incline to mechanical disappointment, yet we're still in right on time testing of those gadgets and we don't know yet to what extent these gadgets will be ready to last.
Lastly, the third confusion that is huge with these gadgets used by experienced cardiologist in Pune for women and children is the arrangement of blood clumps inside of the gadget that can then sever and move to parts of the body most fundamentally bringing about strokes when the blood coagulation moves to the cerebrum. A portion of the gadgets oblige you to be on blood thinners to address this danger, and after that there's a danger of seeping with the blood thinners, and once more, most fundamentally, if the seeping in the mind, it can bring about an alternate type of stroke. So contaminations, mechanical disappointments of the gadget and stroke are huge dangers with this methodology.


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A quick reminder: Today's the last day to enter my contest – see the details above. I'll announce the winner tomorrow.
As for the happy accident – well, I think it will be good thing. Time will tell.
A couple days ago I decided to make cottage cheese. It started by mixing a packet of direct-set mesophilic culture into a gallon of whole milk heated to 72 degrees. That sat on the counter, wrapped in towels, for 24 hours while I did things like write, organize the basement, wrap presents and sleep.
Yesterday I cut the coagulated mass into curds and heated them very gradually to 112 degrees. After half an hour at that temperature I should have been able to strain out the cottage cheese, give it a quick rinse, mix in a little cream, and sample the goodness.
But the curds were too custardy inside. I cooked them and cooked them, added a bit of rennet to encourage the process, and then even a few drops of apple cider vinegar. Finally, I gave up, strained the dang curds and put them in a cloth-lined cheese mold hoping to salvage a hard or semi-hard cheese.
I rigged up a press by perching a cast iron Dutch oven filled with bricks on top of the mold. More bricks increased the weight to about 30 pounds (50 would have been better) pressure. Again, it sat on the counter overnight.
This morning I unwrapped the tidy round above. The plan is to let it dry at room temperature for a few days, turning often until it forms a rind. Since it's more or less farmers cheese, it should be ready to eat in a month or less.
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Rep. Demmer went on to urge stopgap funding to remedy similar issues in Human Services as well.
"As a member of both the House Human Services Committee and the House Human Services-Appropriations Committee, I understand there are many similar challenges facing the human services safety net. We should take this momentum and next apply it to human services and a full budget solution," said Rep. Demmer
The stopgap higher education funding measure provides nearly $170 million in funding to MAP recipients, $74 million to community colleges, and $26 million to nearby Northern Illinois University.
"I appreciate that this stopgap funding measure was driven by rank-and-file members and I hope we can use this momentum to break through this impasse and begin to remedy the dire fiscal situations facing our state," continued Demmer.
Rep. Demmer can be contacted at his district office located at 1221 Currency Court, Rochelle, IL 61068 or by calling the office at (815) 561-3690.


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Reeven RCCT-0901SP Review
The Reeven RCCT-0901SP turned out to become a personal favorite of mine. The overall size of the heatsink including the fan, is not as enormous or wide as other coolers that are out on the market. It provides great cooling with the help of the three copper heatpipes, that come into direct contact with the processor, proving to be a very efficient design. The Adjusted Air Channel Structure design also proved to be a simple yet efficient manner of dissipating heat. The overall size of the cooler was also a plus. For the performance it offers and at this size, it's great for mainstream users, as well as entry-level users, for large and small cases alike. As for any problems, I didn't find anything faulty with the cooler that I could point out and blame. It's a simple cooler that performs well. As for something along the lines of annoyances, the fan moved a great amount of air, but was somewhat loud when functioning at 100% speed.
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