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It's our 10 Year Wedding Anniversary today. Ideally, I wished for this (blingityblingbling) to commemorate the day. But seeing how I rarely wear my solitaire, it doesn't seem appropriate to ask for it.
Instead we will save that money and hope by our 11th Wedding Anniversary I will have something else that I've been wishing for. Something that will have us wrapped around its finger, much like the older one does now.
To Mr. DD: thank you for making me a better person. I love you. There are no better words to convey that emotion.
Here's my post from last year, in case you wanted some wedding details.

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and augmented reality, the camera in our hands
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new driving mode. Just put your phone in the car and say, hey Google, let's drive. Driving mode will be available this summer on any Android phone with the Assistant. – Part of the way we built for everyone is by ensuring that our
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for web and app activity. We'll be rolling it
out in location history in the coming weeks. One tap access to your Google account will be coming to our major products, including Chrome, Search,
Assistant, YouTube, Google News, and Maps. And speaking of Maps, if you
tap on your profile photo, in addition to finding easy access to your privacy controls, you'll find a new feature, incognito mode. Incognito mode has been a popular feature in Chrome since it launched, and we are bringing this to Maps. While in incognito in Maps, your activity, like the places you search and navigate to won't be
linked to your account. We wanna make it easy to enter in and out of incognito and Maps will
soon join Chrome and YouTube with support for incognito,
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billion active Android devices. And this year, display technology will take an even bigger leap with foldables coming from
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that I find distracting. Focus mode is coming to
devices on P and Q this fall. In Q, family link parental
controls will be built right into the settings of the device, so when you set up a device
for someone in your family, family link will help
connect it to a parent, and you can review any apps that your child wants to install. Now there's a ton more in Q that we don't have time to cover. A ton. Everything from streaming
media to hearing aids, to better connectivity, to new gesture UI, and more, so today I'm excited to announce that Q beta three is available on 21 devices. – Over the past year
we've brought the Nest and Google teams together to deliver on our vision
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Estrategias criticas posmodernas para el discurso hispanoamericano: Feminismo y desconstruccion.
Issue Date1990
AdvisorRivero, Eliana
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PublisherThe University of Arizona.
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AbstractThis dissertation is a postmodern reading on some feminist and deconstructive critical theoretical projects as intended to read contemporary Spanish American narrative and poetic texts. The purpose is to describe the circumstances and the consequences of the interrelationship among those three instances: our reading/writing practice, some feminist and deconstructive critical strategies, and some Spanish American texts. The particular contribution of this study is to have textualized an on-going process of renegotiation of the social-textual meaning. Within this process we dismantle the cartesian notion of a coherent, homogeneous and universal textual object and reader subject engaged in a reciprocal and exclusively bilateral relationship. The first chapter describes, simultaneously, the discursive condition of any literary critical theoretical knowledge as a pre-existent conditioning performed by political-epistemological modi operandi and by contextual paradigms, and the way by which these elements have affected the general direction of the critical strategies of some positivist, stylistics, Russian formalist, and marxist theoretical texts. The second chapter discusses the political interpenetration of those conditioning elements with the society in which they occur as social-texts. Within the discussion we renegotiate the terms of our own reading practice, and at the same time we read some feminist texts, dismantling the notions of a logically coherent and apolitical textual semantic and decodifying reading. The third chapter describes the process of metadiscursiveness of the spatial and temporal intentionalities on controlling the social-textual meaning. Simultaneously, we read the critical strategies of some deconstructive projects. The fourth chapter dismantles the 'modern' condition of the application of critical strategies on (Spanish American) texts. We textualize the political tension among our reading practice, the feminist and deconstructive critical strategies, and the Spanish American texts.
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Degree NamePh.D.
Degree Leveldoctoral
Degree ProgramSpanish and Portuguese
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Contractual vs. Hypothetical Income
Never buy an annuity for what it might do in often-unrealistic projections, but what it is required to do for you even if the larger market falls, writes Stan The Annuity Man® of Stantheannuityman.com.
In every conversation I have concerning annuities, I always include the following statement: "Own annuities for what they will do, not what they might do." Will do are the contractual guarantees. Might do are the hypothetical and theoretical projections that most advisors use to sell their income plans.
Because I want my clients to live in Realityville and be ensured that they have the income they need when they need it, I base all of my projections on the worst-case scenario. The income plan in place needs to be judged and accepted on the contractual guarantees only, not projected pie in the sky possibilities.
Remember that an annuity is a contract between you and the issuing carrier. So the only thing that is important from an income planning standpoint is what the annuity contract will do. Period!
Consumers need to understand that the vast majority of annuity software programs that carriers use to show projected accumulation value returns can only show ascending growth projections. In English, this means that they only show it going up every year!
We all know that market returns do not work that way. Markets will always be volatile. There will be up years and down years. But when an advisor shows hypothetical returns for an annuity, they typically illustrate annual compounding gains. Heck, if we could accomplish those type of consistent returns with our accounts, we wouldn't need the "transfer of risk" aspect of annuities.
Let's go over the top three categories of annuities (Immediate, Fixed Index, and Variable) for which advisors utilize specific annuity carrier software programs to project returns. Then I will tell you how you should request your advisor run the proposal in order for you to make an appropriate and informed buying decision.
Immediate Annuities These are also called Single Premium Immediate Annuities (or Income Annuities). The software that is used for Immediate Annuity proposals show pure contractual guarantees.
There's no "juicing" the numbers here. What you see on your proposal is what you are contractually going to get. Even if you attach an annual COLA (Cost Of Living Adjustment) Rider to the Immediate Annuity, the numbers shown for increasing income are contractual.
You can probably guess that I love this type of annuity for many reasons, including the pureness and truthfulness of the proposal process. Agents and advisors cannot manipulate these numbers!
Fixed Index Annuities Also called Equity Indexed Annuities, this product is the one that is typically jammed down your throat at a too good to be true "bad chicken dinner" seminar. The accumulation value of this type of annuity is based on a call option attached to the S&P 500 (or other indices), and the gains are locked in.
The good news is that your money is protected on the downside. But the reality of the upside is that you will share in only a portion of the gains. But the software used to show returns for this type of annuity usually shows annual compounding upside numbers.
Some morally challenged agents do their own creative math by verbally saying if you can make 2% per month on a monthly index option calculation, then you can make 24% in a year. Yeah, right! It doesn't work that way, but it sure is a good story!
Tell your advisor to run the accumulation value at 0% return (the worst-case scenario) for the life of the contract, so that you can make your decision on the contractual guarantees of the policy and any riders (attached benefits) that you have decided to add to the contract. Most agents will try to convince you not to run it at 0% because it reveals what the policy actually does. Make them do it!
Variable Annuities This is where the projected return malpractice is really taking place. Let me pause and take a sedative here before I continue.
OK, I'm back. The next round of lawsuits (my prediction) will be concerning variable annuities. With annual fees averaging close to 3%, advisors and agents always "juice" the return numbers on the accumulation value side to cover these monster charges.
If you currently own a variable annuity, or are considering buying the dream, ask your advisor to run the accumulation value at 0% or at the Money Market equivalent. Advisors will fight you to the death on this because doing so fully reveals the absurd charges of the variable annuity.
What this really means from an investor's standpoint is that if you own a variable annuity and want to move your money to the safest place within the annuity structure (i.e. Money Markets), you will lose money to accomplish this strategy. That makes no sense!
For example, if your variable annuity has 3% in annual fees, then you will lose money trying to protect your principal because the Money Market percentage will not exceed the annual fees. Hello! What? In what scenario does this make sense? Only if your goal is to buy your advisor a new car with the commissions he makes selling you the variable annuity!
FYI, over 80% of all annuities sold in this country every year are variable annuities. When the poo finally hits the fan on this, it will be ugly for the industry…and remember that Stan The Annuity Man® predicted this!
In conclusion, always "let zero (0% projections) be your hero." Make your advisor show you only the contractual guarantees during the recommendation process. If he refuses to do that, then walk (possibly run) away immediately, because you have revealed that advisor to be what I call a dream-slinger.
You want your income plan to live in Realityville. Remember that when considering annuities, base all of your buying decision on what the annuity will do (contractual guarantees), not what it might do (hypotheticals and theoreticals).
Preparing for the worst-case scenario is the only way to plan for your lifetime income needs, and is the true foundation of my annuity "transfer of risk" strategies.
Originally published by MoneyShow.com – 6.21.2012 – http://www.moneyshow.com/investing/article/1/GURU-28307/Contractual-vs-Hypothetical-Income/


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FairMormon is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing well-documented answers to criticisms of the doctrine, practice, and history of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Question: What "plain and precious" teachings does the Book of Mormon provide regarding the purpose of life?
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Question: What "plain and precious" teachings does the Book of Mormon provide regarding the purpose of life?
Book of Mormon doctrines relating to the purpose of life
- "Adam fell that men might be, and men are, that they might have joy" (2 Nephi 2:25)
- The fall of Adam and Eve was part of God's plan – had he not fallen, they would have remained in the garden forever, knowing no joy or misery, doing no good nor evil, having no children. (2 Nephi 2:22–25)
- "For it must needs be that there is an opposition in all things" (2 Nephi 2:11)
- In mortality, men are given all choices, and "they are free to choose liberty and eternal life through the great Mediator of all men, or to choose captivity and death, according to the captivity and power of the devil." (2 Nephi 2:27, Helaman:14:30-31)
- This life is a probationary state, a time to prepare to meet God. (Alma 42:1-10,13, Alma 12:24 (20-24), Alma 34:32)
- Do not procrastinate the day of your repentance (Alma 34:32-34, Helaman 13:38)
- True wisdom, foolishness defined (2 Nephi 9:28–29,42)
- The blessings of obedience to God's commandments (Mosiah 2:41)
- The natural man is an enemy to God. What we must do to become saints (Mosiah 3:19)
- The answer to the age-old question: 'Why does God allow bad things to happen to good people?': The Lord tries the patience and faith of his people (Mosiah 23:21)
- "O, remember my son, and learn wisdom in thy youth; yea, learn in they youth to keep the commandments of God." (Alma 37:35)
- Because men's hearts are false, unsteady and quickly lifted up in pride, God must chasten them with many afflictions, lest they completely forget Him. (Helaman 12:1-6)
- We have a fullness of joy when we labor to bring souls unto Christ (3 Nephi 28:9-10)


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Retro-style Fiat 500 Vintage 57 for 2015 Geneva Motor Show
Fiat will celebrate the original 1957 500 with a retro-look special edition called Vintage 57 at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show.
The new limited-run model boasts period pastel paint, white roof, fantastic 50s-style 16-inch alloys and even 50s-look Fiat badges throughout.
Inside, the white finish continues, but it's no back-to-basics post-war finish for this Fiat: tan leather seats are the clearest indicator of that.
The 500 Vintage '57 also gets an anti-retro set of equipment including air con, Bluetooth, Fiat's Blue&Me system, seven airbags and ESC with hill-holder brakes.
Following its Geneva Motor Show debut, the 500 Vintage '57 will go on sale in the UK from April 2015, in both 1.2-litre (which hopefully now goes up hills) and 0.9-litre TwinAir petrol guise; prices will start from £12,545.
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Wedding Catering Heidelberg West Vic
8 Insider Tips For Selecting the Right Catering Service In Heidelberg West
When it comes to the things that can make or break an occasion, few are as essential as the quality, flavor and look of the food and beverages you serve. A lot is riding on your decision which catering service to hire, and if you think this decision truly isn't that essential, look at it this way, remarkable catering can rescue an occasion that's on the rocks, however bad catering will generally send visitors to the doors.
In addition, due to the fact that catering is often the # 1 or # 2 line-item expense for many occasions, the caterer you pick is also a substantial monetary choice and can affect how much money you have actually left over to spend on other areas depending upon food expenses and amounts.
Add in that catering services can differ dramatically in their prices and the kinds of meals and services they offer, and the procedure of choosing a caterer can figuratively and literally feel like you are comparing apples to oranges.
# 1 Responsiveness And Individual Interest In Your Requirements
Of all the event and catering professionals we talked with, this turned up over and over and over again, primarily since how responsive and interested a catering service is throughout your preliminary discussions is indicative of how they will perform throughout the length of their contract with you (and more on agreements later on).
A prospective caterer ought to be finding out as much as they can about you in your very first couple of discussions with them, so you ought to anticipate them to be talking and asking concerns about 20% of the time and you offering answers and outlining your requirements about 80% of the time.
# 2 Ability To Manage Your Specific Kind Of Event In Heidelberg West 3081
Not every catering service is perfect or every kind of event, and lots of catering services themselves honestly admit this.
So when interviewing your Heidelberg West caterers (and you must talk to at least 3 caterers for any event with a reasonable budget plan), you need to specify about the kind of occasion you are preparing and the kind of food and/or presentation you are anticipating. Otherwise, you may end up picking a catering service who merely isn't an excellent fit for the type or style of your event.
Practically every catering service has a basic menu or menus to choose from, and many do provide some level of built-in versatility to adapt these menus to your particular needs by replacing specific items and/or customizing others.
Nevertheless, the standout catering services will exceed standardized menu options and want to create remarkable fare that matches much more particular theme and dietary needs.
# 3 Desire To Supply Tastings
How will you ever understand exactly what a caterer can do unless you sample their goods? And more particularly, how will you know what the menu items you are considering will taste like unless you particularly attempt them?
Some people shy away from asking to sample the particular items they want for their event due to the fact that it looks like a trouble for the catering service, however it is standard to request for a sampling of exactly what you are intending to order prior to you sign on the dotted line.
In addition, you can ask for wine parings for these tastings if they are appropriate for your event (again, be prepared to pay a fee, it's a small price to pay to guarantee you pick the right catering service). And when you are sampling the food, also take care of how it is presented, as any caterer who puts in the time to appropriately display a sample will probably be most likely to make that type of effort on your occasion day.
Are you an event manager who has to handle catering details, spending plans and projects?
Or are you a catering service who has to track propositions, invoices, meal choices, stock and other customer information?
# 4 Familiarity With The Location
You might be in for a surprise if you work with a BARBEQUE take-out joint to cater an official ballroom fundraiser. Or if you pick a high-end business event catering service to serve a barn wedding. Why? Due to the fact that these caterers might not be accustomed to preparing and serving food in such a setting.
This can get back at more specific depending on constraints of the venue itself, like when it comes to museums and historical sites.
Even more conventional places can likewise have limitations that caterers must follow, like specific setup standards or disposal constraints for waste food and water, so having a catering service that is familiar with a venue's guidelines can possibly save you lots of trouble on event day.
# 5 Total Description Of Services/Goods Promised In The Agreement
The catering service's contract must plainly define precisely what food, beverages and services the catering service will be offering on the designated day( s). Moreover, it should safeguard you from non-performance as much as it safeguards the caterer from non-payment/default, so you may want to consider having a lawyer} take a look at it before you sign it.
Every detail should be consisted of in the contract, consisted of selected menus, number of servings and/or people to be served, beverage/bar service information (if relevant) and all prices and additional services.
No catering service in Heidelberg West with a shred of self-respect and scruples enters into an agreement with plans to bail at the last minute, however you have to ensure there is a cancellation clause in your agreement just in case your caterer has to cancel.
You do not wish to be left without recourse with only days or hours before your occasion, so just make sure cancellation procedures and penalties remain in place so you do have a backup strategy.
# 6 Recommendations You Can Call and Talk With
Of course you will need to check up on the catering services you are considering, and it's always great to start online and check out sites.
However, don't stop there, as online reviews are not constantly trustworthy (and even authentic); for instance, a good catering service might have had a couple of nightmare/hater clients who alter their rankings, while a genuinely average catering service may have padded their online reviews. So see if you can locate some past customers of the caterers you are considering and reach out to them.
# 7 Insurance
Every catering service we spoke to called insurance coverage "a provided" for caterers, and you certainly do not want to legally be on the hook for some oversight or mishap that was the fault of your caterer.
# 8 An Experienced Chef and Kitchen Staff
Surprisingly, for how long a catering business in Heidelberg West has been around may not be as important in selecting a fantastic catering service as you may believe.
So make sure to ask about the chef's bona fides and CV due to the fact that he or she will probably be the one most responsible for the outcome of the meal and whether your guests enjoy it or not.
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Final Report for FNE99-233
Evaluation of Forage Soybeans
Project Type: Farmer
Funds awarded in 1999: $745.00
Projected End Date: 12/31/2000
Matching Non-Federal Funds: $940.50
Region: Northeast
State: Pennsylvania
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Project Information
Tim was interested in experimenting with forage soybeans, which are still relatively new, and have been touted as a substitute for alfalfa on soils that for one reason or another are not suited to the latter. Tim planted the "Donegal" cultivar, at three densities—150,000, 180,000, and 210,000 seeds per acre—one acre of each. He no-till planted in 15" rows into wheat stubble, at a depth of 1½". This was done during the summer of 1999, which was exceptionally hot and dry. Emergence was poor, because of the weather. Actual counts after emergence were, respectively, 86,000, 102,000, and 115,000 plants per acre.
Rains in late July and August produced respectable growth; by harvest time some of the plants stood five feet tall. Harvest yields (fresh weight, with moisture at approximately 50%) were 5.4 tons per acre for the low planting density, 5.2 for the intermediate, and 7.2 for the high.
A sample taken for nutrient analysis had crude protein of 19.8%, of which 43.1% was soluble protein. Acid detergent fiber registered 36.8%, neutral detergent fiber 49.2%, and total digestible nutrients 59.3%. Net energy of lactation was 0.61 MCal/lb (all figures expressed on a dry weight basis).
Steve Matthias, a dairy nutrition specialist who consulted on this project, describes this forage soya as having the properties of "a good grass alfalfa haylage mixture." He believes the protein content might have been somewhat higher had it not been for the drought. He says further that he believes soya of this variety "will make an excellent forage for dairy cattle that have the ability to make a lot of milk."
Any opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the view of the U.S. Department of Agriculture or SARE.


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