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chao fei u guys can torture,kill and lie but our spirit for free tibet is getting more stronger.... i cant say stop lying coz u guys used to it... get well soon u sick RCP!!!!!
Apr 01, 2013 01:16 PMReply to this comment
Chao Fei sounds like a member of the 50 Cent Party, paid to post pro-CCP messages online. Both Tibet & China are part of Asia, but Tibet historically has never been part of China. There is no historical evidence to support such a claim. Besides this article is about preserving the Tibetan language not about Tibet's history. There is nothing in RFA's article advocating Tibetan independence. Why is the CCP so defensive about any criticism of Chinese rule in Tibet? Why are they so insecure about the legitimacy of Chinese rule over Tibet? Does comrade Chao Fei think we Tibetans have no right to preserve our own language? Does he even know the PRC Constitution or the Regional Autonomy Law, both of which give Tibetans the right to promote & preserve their own language?
Feb 28, 2013 03:50 PMReply to this comment
It's good news that an endangered language has conscience of being in danger and does something about it.
Chao Fei your histerical comment is just that, a histerical comment.
Feb 28, 2013 06:16 AMReply to this comment
Absolutely another piece of anti-China junk. Tibet has always been a part of Asia. Why is RFA trying to separate Tibet from China?!
Dont worry your CIA propaganda is worth less and less because America is getting poorer and poorer.
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This upcoming art exhibit is still several months away, but I'm really excited about it so I want to start spreading the word:
The Brush Art Gallery and Studios presents "Children's Book Illustrators", a group show featuring seven contemporary children's book illustrators:
Chris Van Allsburg, David Wisener, David Macaulay, Beth Krommes, Christopher Bing, Kelly Murphy, and Matt Tavares
Brush Art Gallery and Studios, 256 Market St., Lowell, MA 01852
Exhibit runs September 19 - October 24, 2010
Reception, book signing and artists' talk on Saturday, October 2
I'd be excited for this exhibit even if I wasn't one of the featured artists. It's an incredible honor, and somewhat surreal, to be included in this group of illustrators, alongside some of the true masters of children's book illustration. I just hope all the artists can come to the reception, so I can meet them in person.
Now I just need to decide which four illustrations to include in the exhibit...
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|Susan Stevens Crummel and Janet Stevens accepting the Bluebonnet Award at the Texas Library Association conference in San Antonio last week
I just got home from my trip to Texas, where I attended the Texas Library Association conference and visited 4 schools. Lady Liberty: A Biography (written by Doreen Rappaport, illustrated by me) was on the Bluebonnet Award list, and it was amazing to see how many of the librarians I met (pretty much every single one of them) knew about Lady Liberty because it was a Bluebonnet book.
One of the highlights of my trip was attending the Bluebonnet Award luncheon, where Susan Stevens Crummel and Janet Stevens did a fantastic stand-up routine as they accepted the Bluebonnet Award for their book, Help Me, Mr. Mutt.
And now I found out that Lady Liberty is a finalist for a couple other state book awards-the Buckeye Children's Book Award in Ohio, and the South Carolina Book Award. And on top of that, Mudball is a finalist for the 2011 Monarch Award in Illinois. All three of these awards are chosen by kids, so it's very cool to know that a whole bunch of kids in Illinois, Ohio, and South Carolina will be reading (and hopefully voting for) my books!
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by Chris Grabenstein, Jeff Woodman (Narrator)
Series: John Ceepak Mystery, #1Unabridged Audiobook, 8 hrs., 18 min.
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Read: July 18 – 20, 2007
Danny Boyle grew up in Sea Haven, NJ — a tourist trap of a town on the Jersey Shore. He likes the life — hanging out with the friends he's had since high school, goofing around, eating and drinking more than he should. He's got a nice Summer gig — working as a Part-Time police officer. The downside is his partner — John Ceepak, an Iraq War vet and former MP. He's so by the book, he might as well have written it. The Sea Haven chief served with Ceepak and offered him a job when he was done with the Army. After an incident (IED-related), Ceepak can't drive anymore — which is where Danny comes in.
It's not an ideal working relationship, but Danny can put up with Ceepak's eccentricities well enough. Until one day their pre-shift breakfast is interrupted by a girl covered in blood, standing in the middle of the street screaming. Ceepak jumps into action, and Danny tries to keep up. The girl takes them to the local amusement park, to the Tilt-a-Whirl ride, where her father lies shot dead. They'd snuck in before the place opened and had been held up by some junkie hiding near the ride. Or so she reports later. Her father owns half the real-estate in NY and NJ (or so it seems), sort of a would-be Trump, so his murder is big, big news.
Ceepak and Danny have to deal with media attention, annoying lawyers, gang members possibly trying to go straight, local politics, a Crime Scene Investigator that's more of a hindrance than a help, and Danny's inexperience if they're going to solve this murder and let Sea Haven get back to what it does best in the summer — taking in every tourist dollar that it can.
The book is told with a light touch — Danny's a smart-aleck and is (truthfully) too immature for his job; which is bad for the populace of Sea Haven, good for the reader/listener. But the lightness never gets in the way of the seriousness of the initial murder, and the crimes that follow.
Woodman is exactly the narrator that this book needed — he's able to sound the right age for Danny, the right attitude, everything (apparently, he does a lot of YA Audiobook work, that makes sense to me). Until I heard Woodman, I hadn't thought what a challenge it might be to get just the right narrator for this. Thankfully, I noted that with a strong sense of relief, because man…he was so good.
The Ceepak books were one of those series I fully enjoyed, and had forgotten how much I had liked them since I (apparently) finished the series. This audiobook helped me remember how much I missed reading them. If you haven't gotten around to them, you should — either as an audiobook or text — Ceepak and Boyle are some of the most entertaining police officers around.


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Nevermind about me being in New York right now, I just discovered this and felt like it would be relevant to share given this recent post as well as the previous stuff I've posted about Flying Lotus's music with rappers on it. I never thought I'd hear Flying Lotus remix a Lil' Wayne song, but given the fact that he just made a song with Earl Sweatshirt, maybe I shouldn't be surprised. And in hindsight, the Wayne songs he chose actually make perfect sense for his style. This one's the relevant one to the Part One of this post,
Lil' Wayne – I Feel Like Dying (Flying Lotus Remix)
but I think I enjoy listening to this one a little more.
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MovieDiary is one of those really cool apps you should consider downloading or getting on your iPhone especially if you are into movies and TV shows.
Well, I like to think the title of this content and the very first beginning essentially explained why. But not to worry, I'd still go a bit more in-depth.
That way, you'd get to understand why the app is important and why downloading MovieDiary for iPhone now, can be considered important. Especially if you happen to be a movie person.
MovieDiary App – Watch TV shows and Movies For Free On iPhone and iPad
Typically, the app allows you stream latest blockbuster movies and TV shows for free on iOS. Of course, this isn't the first. We have other related apps doing the same, Right?
Well, here's the difference. For starters, there is the Bobby Movie app which typically does the same. However, such app cannot be downloaded from the app store.
Reason being that, just like every legitimate company on the internet, copyright infringement is kind of a big deal.
These apps providing these services of course, do not have the license to do so. Except for legitimate ones like Netflix, iFlix and the rest of them who obviously pay for license. For end users, using those apps or services, requires an active subscription.
MovieDiary, MovieHD, BobbyMovie and others, are totally free to use. You just have to deal with ads that are being shown on the apps.
Since those apps often requires being downloaded from an external source, sooner or later, you'd have to deal with the Untrusted Enterprise Developer error.
In the case of the MovieDiary app on your iPhone or iPad, you can be sure you wouldn't be dealing with that error anytime soon. Why? Because it was downloaded from the official app store.
Why You Should Download The MovieDiary App On iPhone or iPad Fast?
Since Apple is a legitimate company same as Google, apps that tend to be involved in copyright infringement, are often prohibited.
Since the app allows you watch movies and TV shows including the latest ones for free, there is a huge chance the owners do not have the right to. And since the owners does not have the right to distribute such content, they are infringing copyright properties.
Having said that, in simple layman's voice, there is a huge chance the app will be taken off the app store sooner or later.
Although the app essentially sorta connects with torrent sites to present links to movies and TV shows for users to watch, I still think it's infringing.
Hence, now is probably a good time to hurry up and download the app before it's taken off the itunes app store.
Download MovieDiary For iPhone and IPad
As at when writing this content, the app is currently available for download on the app store.
What that means is, you can download MovieDiary for iPhone and iPad now. Again, whether or not the app will be staying on the iTunes app store for a really long time is what I cannot ascertain. Hence, you really should act now.
Not to worry, the link above links to the app store and not an external platform. Hence, you have no reason to be scared.
Having talked about that, would you be interested in knowing how the app works? I am sure you will be needing some guidelines, right?
How To Watch Latest Movies and TV Shows On MovieDiary
The intent behind putting this up, is to help you navigate around the app. That way, it wouldn't seem like you are tapping too many screens leading no way. Admit, you need my guideline, right? *winks…
Quite frankly though, navigating the app is really easy.
Launch the MovieDiary application after download is complete. There, you will be presented with some of the latest block bluster movies under the discovery session. There is also the top TV shows, featured list and top movies last week session.
These sessions are put in place to make it easy for you to navigate through the app. Guess what, no ads. At least, none that I have been able to spot. You also do not need to sign up or sign to use the app. Really cool, right?
So, how exactly do you get to watch a movie or TV series?
Steps To Follow
- Launch the app
- Search or tap on the movie you'd like to watch. For example, Avengers: Infinity War.
- When the page loads up, tap on the play icon.
- The app will attempt to search for sources and present you with a few links you can watch from.
- Look at the size and quality, tap on whichever suits you.
- After a few moment, the movie should begin to play.
Noticed all the options indicated in the screen shot above? Yes. Not only can you watch movies on the app, you can also see trailers and also, get description and other vital information pertaining to a movie.
This is one app I will really recommend you download on your iOS device be it an iPhone or an iPad.
Again, you should be fast with this (download link above). The app might not stay too long on the app store before the moderators behind the app looks into it and maybe, takes it off.
So tell me, what do you think about the MovieDiary app for iPhone and iPad which allows you watch latest movies and TV shows?


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The poison contained within the seed is abrin — a close relative of ricin and one of the most fatal toxins on Earth.


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Walk on the Wild Side in West Virginia
Located in North-Central West Virginia, the West Virginia State Wildlife Center (www.wvdnr.gov/wildlife/wildlifecenter.shtm) offers an excellent educational interpretation of the state's wildlife. Operated by the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources, the center houses both native and introduced species in natural settings at their French Creek compound. And the good news is, even though it's out in the wilds of West Virginia, great efforts have been made to make the wildlife center more accessible for wheelchair-users and slow walkers.
There's level access to the gift shop, where you pay the very reasonable $4 entrance fee. From there, a mile-and-a-quarter trail runs through the facility, with interpretive signs along the route. The trail is paved and wide, and although people with power wheelchairs and scooters may be able to manage the first hill, it's best for manual wheelchair-users to take the trail in reverse.
If the first part of the trail is too steep for you, then head back to the gift shop parking lot and pick up the trail at the other end. Along the way you'll see lots of native wildlife including wolves, eagles, skunks, boars and coyotes. Once you reach the cougars you may have to turn around if you can't manage the last hill.
Still for the most part the trail is accessible, and although it splits off in places, the accessible routes are well marked. It's a pleasant stroll along a shaded path through the forest.
There is also a separate elk viewing area which you can reach by car. From the gift shop parking lot take a left, go through the second parking area and take the first left. The short road leads down to the picnic area, but the elk are usually down by the water, so the best way to see them is to just stop along the way. There is accessible parking at the end of the drive, and there's level access to the covered picnic area. Even if the elk are a little shy, it's a pleasant place to enjoy a picnic lunch.


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Polymyalgia Rhematica
- Discussion:
- polymyalgia rheumatica is a clinical syndrome that affects shoulder and hip girdles and causes severe pain and stiffness;
- usually pt is in the sixth to seventh decade of life;
- diff dx:
- frozen shoulder (usually frozen shoulder is not associated w/ an elevated sed rate);
- giant cell arteritis;
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- Sed Rate:
- disorder often presents w/ low grade fever, anemia, & markedly elevated erythrocyte sed rate;
- sed rate is of diagnostic importance in pts who have polymyalgia rheumatica, for it is most consistent laboratory abnormality;
- value is of more than fifty mm/ hour, and often > 100 mm / hour;
- it is excellent indicator of activity of this disease, and serial measurements should be obtained;
- Treatment:
- it is usually responsive to low dose corticosteroids and has excellent prognosis
Treatment of polymyalgia rheumatica and giant cell arteritis. I. Steroid regimens in the first two months
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This week's new-music playlist includes some Halloween goth-shlock from Loverman, the uplifting kiddie-electro of Penguin Prison, and a "lightning bolt" of a track from Rihanna.
1. LCD Soundsystem – Bye Bye Bayou
Suicide and Alan Vega have inspired some brilliant covers recently, from Springsteen's 'Dream Baby Dream' to the Klaxons' 'Sweetheart'. And now, the gods of synth-spookery bring us the long-lusted-for return of LCD Soundsystem on November 9. Tense and sexy, its moodily hypnotic, deep disco mooches around dub deep spaces, dragging the death-rattle country-punk of the original into nightclub shadows. Stuttering rotorblade beats flash overhead, James Murphy crooning "Helicopters flying a long way down south/To a secret-mission town in the USA". New album in March: hooray!
2. Field Music – Each Time Is A New Time
Nobody does strange, skew-rhythmed English prog-pop like these guys, and we've missed the way their sweet and tricksy shifts keep us on our toes. This has an uncharacteristically raunchy blues feel, that kind of reminds us of White Denim, collapsing into sweet radio-poppy interludes. Gorgeous.
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3. Penguin Prison – Animal Animal
Juddering and bleepy, this bouncy kiddie-electro treat imagines escape by turning into a dumb beast. "I don't want to think about anything anymore" , pleads young New Yorker Chris Glover. I hear you, brother – we all need an ape hour every now and again. It's a little bit George Michael, a teensy bit early MJ and a chunk of Passion Pit, and it will make you happy.
4. To My Boy – Us And The Wind
Former Radar favourites To My Boy are back with more winning eccentricity. But this time, it's less oddball electro-pop, more sad-eyed folktronica. A demo taken from 'The Habitable Zone', a concept album due in 2010 about what happens when we suck the last bit of lifeblood out of Earth and have to go hunting the galaxy looking for a place to live, this is sweetly sombre and lovely.
5. Men – Big Fucker
There are many reasons to love Men. Firstly, they're called Men. Secondly, they sound like gruff-punk titans Hot Water Music scuffling with Devo and have captured our hearts with their masculine facial hair and singalong anthemica. And thirdly, they wrote a pop tune so massive you could put a baguette under the crook of its arm and call it France… and then gave it such a radio-unfriendly name, the contrary buggers. Say it proud: we adore Men.
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6. Rihanna – Russian Roulette
First things first, have you seen that single sleeve? Christ. We love a girl who thinks barbed wire and an eyepatch is suitable winterwear. Anyway, the song itself is a weird, weird business. Opening with squalling hair-metal guitar that fades into a dark world fashioned by dubstep producers Chase & Status, pulsing and squelching like the giant robot heart pulsing under Gotham City, it's suddenly illuminated by a lightning bolt of a pop chorus. Rather than just another pop metaphor for a broken heart, it seems Rihanna is actually facing down some unknown oppressor. "He says close your eyes sometimes it helps/And then I get a scary thought that he's here means he's never lost…". It's like she's Robert De Niro in The Deer Hunter, only with more bondage gear and a bigger forehead.
7. Silver Columns – Brow Beaten
No-one knows who Silver Columns are! Or what they look like! They don't have a MySpace! Cripes, the enigma! All we have to base our love upon is this ridiculously hi-NRG falsetto romp, which sounds like the adrenaline whizzing through your body as someone batters you to death with a GameBoy loaded with Super Bronski Beat Brothers.
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8. Rakim – Walk These Streets
If you read our Ian Brown and Jay-Z cover feature a few weeks back, you'll remember the awesome twosome getting all in a mutual flutter over the work of true hip-hop legends Eric B & Rakim. Well, Rakim, who's been flying solo since a messy split from his DJ partner in the '90s, has a new album coming out (his first in 10 years). You can hear the influence he had on Jigga in this stone-cold classic hip-hop cut – that's why they call him 'the rapper's rapper'.
9. Loverman – Crypt Tonight
Happy Halloween, children. For you intrepid trick-or-treaters, we have a sweet handful of goth-schlock as your reward. And indeed, it has about as much actual substance as an ill-gotten haul of sugary swag wolfed down by a fat child dressed as a witch, but by hell, we love it. The panto Nick Cave lyrics ("When God is gone, I am what's left", "You'll know how it feels when I'm in your crypt tonight…" – oooh, pass me crucifix), the sleazy guitars, the big boomy-crash drum thunder… Awooooooo!
10. Maximo Park – A Cloud Of Mystery (Martyn's Angel Of The North Mix)
You can't help but love Maximo Park. All heart and big emotional choruses. Even so, and despite our love for last album 'Quicken The Heart', you wouldn't think they were an act that lent themselves much to remixing. WRONG! New EP '12', out Nov 16, features six reworkings, of which our favourite is the dismantling of this lovely, heartsore album track by intrepid dubstep/D&B Dutchman Martyn.


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On July 4, Kings Island reopened the massive wooden roller coaster just in time for Independence Day crowds. Son of Beast was closed for almost a full year after an accident caused mostly minor injuries to 27 riders on July 9, 2006. A flaw in the structure caused wooden beams to crack because they couldn't support the weight of the trains. A slight dip in the track caused by the failed beams jostled riders. The Premier trains have been replaced with Gerstlauer trains that were purchased from Myrtle Beach Pavilion. That park closed last year and the Hurricane coaster was destroyed. In order to accommodate a more traditional wood coaster train, the famous loop was removed, and the coaster was retracked to a more conventional gauge.
Son of Beast opened on May 26, 2000 as the tallest and fastest wooden coaster, and only wooden roller coaster with a loop.


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It's a historic moment for the Whitney Museum of American Art because for the first time, the museum is almost entirely filled with work by a single artist, Jeff Koons.
Koons is one of the most controversial and influential artists in the past century. Throughout his art career, he has challenged conventional art methods by clashing art with popular culture and adding technical finesse. His unique artwork in the Whitney Museum has attracted long lines of people eagerly awaiting to see his creations and peer into the mind of a bold artist.
The most interesting series of Koons' exhibit was the Celebration collection. In this collection, Koons made sculptures out of steel to create celebratory images. The sixteen objects of this series are meant to elicit birth, love, religious observances, and procreation. The Balloon Dog, the most popular of the sixteen, is a ten foot tall yellow statue that weighs one ton. Although adorable in appearance, it carries darker themes as Koons has often compared The Balloon Dog to the Trojan Horse that the Greeks gifted to their Trojan enemies.
Another popular series is Koons' Banality collection. While Koons usually bases his work off ready-made sources, the Banality series was based off stuffed-animals, gift shop figurines, films, magazine images, and Leonardo da Vinci. In this collection, he made cute images into darker and scarier ones. This can especially be seen in his 1998 artwork called Michael Jackson and Bubbles.
For sports lovers, the Equilibrium collection may be the most intriguing. According to Koons, this series was meant to show the unattainable "states of being" or salvation. It was this collection that made critics begin to take his work more seriously. (In the past, many of his pop culture works were considered unmeaningful.) The Equilibrium's best known work is of basketballs floating in tanks while remaining completely still. The tanks are filled with highly refined salt and distilled water, and the ball itself is also filled with distilled water. This creates an image of equilibrium, but it intentionally does not last forever.
The Jeff Koons' retrospective allows visitors to see his diverse mind in the form of art. He shows that anything is possible with his out-of-the-box creations.


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Artificial intelligence, self-driving cars, virtual reality, voice-controlled assistants — the pace of technological change is breathtaking.
From a financial advisory business perspective, though, many of the headline-grabbing tech developments aren't that useful — at least not yet.
While some advisors like to adopt cutting edge tools, most industry sources seem cautious and want proof that a technology will help their business before they try it. The advisors and consultants interviewed for this article only suggested using a particular tech tool after they determined that it really works, not simply because it's deemed the latest, greatest innovation.
Related: Priorities for innovation, automation and transformation
CRM: The essential hub
Advisors and consultants agree that customer relationship software (CRM) is the essential tool to manage and grow an advisory business. Current software goes well beyond serving as a digital Rolodex™ for contact information, says Joel Bruckenstein, who produces the Technology Tools for Today website and conference. Earlier CRM offerings often required advisors to do their own analysis by exporting CRM data to a program like Microsoft Excel. But the leading developers are building more powerful analytic capabilities into their CRMs, making the programs more robust and indispensable for marketing and practice management. These programs can track client preferences and demographics; they also track an advisor's work flows and provide valuable management insights through easy-to-use analytic dashboards. "You need to know how much revenue you're making per client, what your client trends are as far as age," says Bruckenstein. "If every year your book is aging, for example, you have a dying business."
Bruckenstein mentions Ebix, Junxure, Redtail and Salesforce as examples of programs widely used in financial services.
Bill Winterberg, CFP, a technology consultant for financial advisors and publisher of the FPPad.com tech news site, says that some CRMs are adding more collaboration and social networking capacities. These features won't benefit solo advisors, but they do appeal to firms with larger staffs, he says.
"There are CRMs that have timelines, if you will, where just like you check the Facebook feed to see what your friends and family are doing, you can actually check what employees and other advisors are doing in the office and stay informed on what's going on, what might be falling through the cracks, or things that might be aging a little bit. It helps any advisor or agent stay in tune on what's going on."
Related: Accelerating change through innovation
Those collaboration features appeal to Aaron Clarke, CFP, financial planner with Acorn Financial Services in Reston, Virginia, who says a desire to save time motivated his firm's search for a new CRM. The office work flow had several inefficiencies and he wanted to automate the steps needed to complete routine tasks as much as possible. His search led him to WealthBox, which he describes as having an easy-to-use interface that is like working with Facebook. In addition to providing a familiar user interface, the program allows the firm to automate internal tasks and workflows. It takes some time and effort to build the automation templates, but once those automated procedures are in place, the cumulative time savings are significant, says Clarke.
How much time have you and your staff wasted looking for documents and files stored somewhere on your computer network? (Photo: iStock)
Where's that document?
The need for robust document and content management is another opportunity to boost productivity growth, Winterberg says. The software now goes beyond scanning into PDF files, he explains. "The content management (software) allows you to ascribe the date of a document; you can identify what kind of form it is, if it's a tax form or if it's a property casualty application or if it's a will," he says. "And based on what type of document it is, you can put in additional information like the date it was drafted or other types of descriptions."
Faster document retrievals save time and, even if the time saved per search is small, over the course of a year or years the savings can add up to many hours, Winterberg says. Speedier retrievals also improve client service by allowing for faster responses. That benefit might not be measurable from a dollar perspective, he adds, but it increases client satisfaction. Winterberg mentions Cabinet Paperless, Laserfiche, NetDocuments, Worldox and Microsoft SharePoint as well-regarded programs.
Related: 10 ways to be more productive
Effective cybersecurity practices are no longer optional. Regulators are ramping up their focus on advisory firm's practices and widespread reporting of cyber incidents means clients are paying attention, too. At the same time, many clients are relying more on email instead of the phone for communications with their advisors. Those trends led James Dowd, CFA, managing director at North Capital in San Francisco, to start working with GreatHorn, a cloud-based cyber threat monitoring service that integrates with North Capital's G-Suite business email service from Google.
Related: How to protect your client and business data
GreatHorn flags or quarantines emails that could be potential fraud attempts, Dowd explains. "We realized that although we believed that we had reasonable precautions in place to prevent malicious email-based activity, we needed to go even further," he says. "GreatHorn has continued to improve its scope of services since we became a customer, tackling an increasing range of potential threats. We evaluated several alternative systems but decided on GreatHorn because they met our key criteria of being cloud-based, operating outside of our email system, and specifically addressing human-empowered threats."
Effective cybersecurity practices are no longer optional. (Photo: iStock)
Living with the robos
Advisors managing client investments face a choice: Ignore the robo-advisors and their potential impact, especially on the younger and mass affluent market segments, or figure out how to work with them. North Capital chose the second option and decided to incorporate digital advice in its services, which it views as a "multifaceted business opportunity."
The firm uses AdvisorEngine for client engagement, risk profiling, financial planning, and implementation of risk- and asset class-based model portfolios, Dowd explains. (A disclosure: North Capital made a small equity investment in AdvisorEngine several years ago after learning about the software's features.) The program enables the firm to employ the same approach and processes it uses with "offline" client relationships to create a sophisticated online engagement and digital advice delivery process, he says. "TD Ameritrade, who we use for custody of our digital advisory assets, is tightly integrated with the AdvisorEngine platform, so we are able to take advantage of the TD rebalancing platform, iRebal, to allocate and update client portfolios."
Related: State regulators eye life accelerated underwriting programs
Mobile apps? Not so fast
We're all wedded to our smartphones, but industry surveys show that first-time downloads of apps have declined substantially, apart from smash hits like Pokémon GO. Social and chat app usage continues to grow, but overall, many users have settled into a routine with their favorite apps. Winterberg reports a similar shift among advisors and their desire for mobile applications. Five or six years ago, advisors uniformly wanted a phone app version (or tablet, for early iPad adopters) of their desktop software. That interest has peaked, says Winterberg, largely mirroring the trend among consumers.
Nonetheless, apps work well in the right circumstances. Clarke says that while the WealthBox mobile app has limited value for him personally, it's proved very useful for his firm's owner, who uses it to add contacts and manage his calendar, which syncs back to his Google calendar. Other sources cited cross-platform information-sharing apps like Evernote and Microsoft OneNote as indispensable. Brian Kuhn, CFP, CLU, with PSG Clarity in Fulton, Maryland, cites Microsoft OneNote as his choice. "It's not specific to financial services or insurance but it's functionality to store other Office documents, record audio and update instantaneously are great," he says. "It is helpful for note taking, storing to-do lists and so on that can then later be accessed on either the computer program, the Web or your phone."
Boston-headquartered research and consulting firm Celent has surveyed insurers' development of producer-focused apps. Colleen Risk, FMLI, senior analyst life, annuity, health says that in the summer of 2016, Celent interviewed 10 top-tier insurance carriers about their producer-focused technology. Seventy percent of the insurers provide an app but the functionality in the applications vary widely. The apps are used mainly for marketing, closely followed by information (education materials and policy information), with the fewest providing transactional (new business, claims) functionality, she explains.
Insurers also acknowledged the need to focus on and improve user in their current apps, Risk says. As far as she knows, there are no third-party developers launching apps for insurance producers. Nonetheless, the segment continues to evolve and 80 percent of the insurers plan to enhance or replace their producer-facing technology in the next three years.
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Redneck Rampage is a hilarious first person shooter, that uses the same game engine as Duke Nukem 3D, giving the game a feel like it is another installment in the Duke series by the software producers, Interplay, with very similar gameplay for all those Duke Nukem fans out there. Your town is being invaded by aliens and it is time to grab your redneck guns, firepower, bottle of whisky and patriotic American flag as you attempt to reclaim your country from the invasion of aliens! You can shoot nearly everything moving in the game, including your neighbours, wildlife and farm animals, so if you feel like playing a game where you get to shoot chickens like you have always wanted to in The Legend of Zelda, then this game will be enjoyable for you. The game has a lot of humour and violence that would suit an adult audience, but the violence is so over the top comical like in Duke Nukem 3D teens could enjoy it as well. A game that can be played in a few hours, however will always entertain your friends. The soundtrack music is all hillbilly redneck related songs, but can actually be quite funny and enjoyable once you get used to the music that has a lot of hilarious lyrics. An overall enjoyable game, that spawned a cult following and sequels such as Redneck Rampage: Suckin' Grits on Route 66 that are also worth checking out for the extra levels.
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I am Archibald Ngakayagae, born just over 40 years ago at the Old Sekgoma Memorial Hospital in Serowe, though the majority of my family resides in Mahalapye. I work as Communications and Community Relations Manager at Majwe Mining Joint Venture (Pty) Ltd. Majwe Mining Joint Venture, a contract mining company contracted by Debswana at Jwaneng Mine for the Cut 8 Project. I was appointed in March 2012. I have served as Head of Public Relations the Ministry of Environment, Wildlife and Tourism, Corporate Affairs Officer at Debswana and have been a TV Reporter and Producer at Botswana Television (BTV). Prior to joining BTV, I freelanced and worked part-time (Electronic and Print Media) as a reporter and producer for Radio Botswana, Correspondent for the Botswana Guardian and the Midweek Sun newspapers and also a reporter for Botswana Press Agency (BOPA). I am deeply involved in many charitable projects around the country (Botswana) and I have been engaged by Botswana Bureau of Standard as a member of the Social Responsibility Technical Committee. The committee is tasked with coming up with a Corporate Social Responsibility Standard. I am also the Founder & Chairperson of CSI-Concept Foundation, A Trustee of Jwaneng Mayoral Development Trust and several Non-Governmental Charitable Organisations.
DJ LEXY J: I'd like to know your relationship with music, when did the love begin? How far back can you remember?
NGAKAYAGAE: Lexy J…where can I start? Do you remember those Masimo parties where the DJ would come with a musical gramophone, a car battery and a big speaker at the party? I was that young little boy who would assist the DJ in assembling the three musical instruments for two reasons: to enjoy the music from the "DJ's Booth" and eat the DJ's Magwinya until I got full. I was always looking forward to Masimo ko Tshethong for those parties and that was my first interaction with music and my first love for music. It was in the mid 80's. I knew all the "new" songs because of my relationship with the DJ. By then we did not have a lot of DJ's around our masimo….the same DJ would go to different households every weekend and I would follow him. The music at those parties was dubbed as mosakaso – (Zimbabwean influence I guess) but it was good music for me.
DJ LEXY J: What kind of music do you love and how often do you indulge yourself?
NGAKAYAGAE: Truth be told; I no longer have a particular music genre that I love. I enjoy different genres depending on the place, event, mood and life situations. In other words, in a day I sample different types of music…be it House, R &B, Jazz, Afro-Pop, Soft Rock, Reggie, Dance Music, Traditional Music, Country Blues, Classic, Contemporary Gospel, Hip-Hop. I am currently jamming to ATI's new offering.
DJ LEXY J: How has music influenced your life over the years?
NGAKAYAGAE: Music has played a huge part in my life. I can relate to music in each and every step of my life. I became relevant in life because of music I was listening to at that particular stage of life. The music I listened to, was either inspirational, uplifting for my soul, fun, even just to be there with the boys. Let me take you through "my life and music".
At primary school, I listened to Mosakaso, at junior and secondary school I was into disco, hip-hop and R & B. I still remember a day before we were supposed to open for our Form 3 at Swaneng Hill School, there was a Splash Concert at Chicks Night Club and for the love of Disco we did not care whether we were dancing with our to-be-teachers the following day… (And it was there at high school that I was into R & B listening to groups like Boys2Men, Backstreet Boys, All-4-One and of course other women R&B singers. Remember: End of the Road, I'll make love to you, Water Runs Dry, On Bended Knees and I was "Shawn Stockman" at high school. By the way we went to school with a lady by the name of Punah Gabasiane; we used to call her Brenda, and she would sing any song that you request of her. Yes, Punah the Jazz Singer.
Varsity life was something different; I listened to all types of music … Kwaito was the "in-thing" though. I sampled all the songs mo-fashoneng that time. I attended house parties all around GC in the name of good music and new dancing styles, not clubs though. By that time local music was also starting to pick up. Tribal Monks was the real deal in Botswana, then came other groups with different genres like Lordz of the Ghetto, Metal Horizons from Lobatse, 3rd Mind, Excutedge! I was also caught up in the East Coast–West Coast hip hop rivalry. I was in the West Coast with Death Row Records of Tupac Amaru Shakur (2Pac/Makaveli), I still love his music to date.
It was towards the end of my varsity life, that I spent a lot of time with my cousin Phistos Moesi who introduced me to this music that is called "Slow Jams" or Soul I think. I am talking about Soul Provider by Michael Bolton, Loving Me Loving You by Abba, Brothers In Arms by Dire Straits, Everything I do, I do it for you by Bryan Adams. Should I continue and keep rolling, City to City by Jerry Rapherty, Wellow by Joan Armatrading, and many songs by Philip David Charles Collins LVO known as Phill Collins, Joe Cocker, Lionel Brockman Richie Jr. Steve Wonder. Lexy J, I nearly forgot I still listen to a Danish pop/soft rock band that is made up of Jascha Richter, Mikkel Lentz, Kåre Wanscher and Søren Madsen yes Michael Learns to Rock and Julio Iglesias.
DJ LEXY J: Does the music you listen to now differ from what you listened to growing up?
NGAKAYAGAE: A big Yes…Fortunately the music that I used to listen to back then is still here today and we now refer to it as classic. While I appreciate the current music, I am not sure if our grandchildren will be listening to it in 20 years to come. Music today is not musically arranged for future generations. Artists release songs that will not last into the future, six months down the line it is history. We have contemporary music, especially from local artists that is great for this moment, and there are some artists whom when they sing, I feel they are born in a wrong country or time, their talent is immense, I so wish they could be writing songs for now and the future. Take example the wonderful voices of Amantle Brown, Punah, Nnunu, Samantha Mogwe, Lizibo, Scar, Zeus, the great act of ATI, La Timmy, and the talented artists like Bra John Selolwane and many more.
DJ LEXY J: Can you think of any particular music/song that you associate a memory, mood, or place with?
NGAKAYAGAE: Dear mama by 2 Pac is pregnant with a lot of appreciation for everyone's mother. Because Of You by Letta Mbuli Ft Caiphus Semenya for your spouse.
DJ LEXY J: What is your all-time favourite song(s)?
NGAKAYAGAE: Stuck on you by Lionel Richie; All For Love by Bryan Adams, Rod Stewart & Sting; and Dear mama by 2 Pac.
DJ LEXY J: Who is your all-time favourite Artist, and why?
NGAKAYAGAE: Not sure I have an all-time favourite artist; this is because I do not worship any particular music but I listen to any good music.
DJ LEXY J: What's on your playlist and how do you choose the music that goes onto it?
NGAKAYAGAE: Currently I have a concoction of all kind of music, just because I am after certain songs from different artists. But the only time I am concerned with what goes on my playlist is when I am taking long journeys and unlike other people when I take long drives I want house music or traditional music for outside the country trips. But I never leave my Jazz especially when my trip falls within my Sunday drives.
DJ LEXY J: So long, have yourself a super duper day!!
NGAKAYAGAE: Sure DJ Lexy J, I remember those days in Serowe when you used to be a teacher during the week and a DJ at the weekend…ha ha ha… You indeed used to play good music at those house parties…keep up the good work and enjoy your passion now your profession.


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Fractured Legacy by Skye Callahan
(Darkness Bound #1)
Publication date: October 22nd, 2013
Genres: New Adult, Paranormal, Urban Fantasy
Kaylyn Anderson's fascination with abandoned places and dark creatures kindled her work as a paranormal investigator. But when dreams begin to distort reality, she questions what is real and pulls away from everyone she trusts. The opportunity to investigate the Teague Hotel--a long-abandoned landmark that has always piqued her curiosity--provides a chance to redeem herself. Unraveling the hotel's secrets won't be easy, but Kaylyn soon finds herself the target of a dark entity that has been trapped in the building for decades.
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Cole was out of the car and at least ten steps ahead by the time Kaylyn closed the passenger door. She shook enough dullness from her head to manage a quick sprint to catch up. Each thump of her foot against the ground echoed through her head, drowning out the latest spiel from her sister—yet another lecture.
Something is seriously off with this family dynamic, Kaylyn thought.
"He was supposed to meet us at the main entrance," Cole said, pulling on the front door. "But it's locked."
"So… lecturing me about being late was all in vain?"
Cole clicked the heel of her boot against the concrete porch, her lips pressed into a tight line. "Or he gave up on waiting."
"Five minutes, Cole. No one gives up after five minutes."
Kaylyn and Cole peeked through the windows on either side of the door.
"Well, I don't see anyone around," Kaylyn said.
"I have a bad feeling."
No. Not today. Whether Cole's bad feelings turned out to be accurate or not, they always meant Kaylyn was about to have a shitty day. When little sister had a bad feeling, everything got done the hard way.
Kaylyn closed her eyes, reaching deep to muster enough energy to keep up and whispering a silent plea for Mr. Edwards to rush to the door and apologize for losing track of time.
Her plea was answered by a crash somewhere on the second floor of the house.


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Veera 2nd March 2015 Written Episode Update
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The Episode starts with Manjeet telling Bansuri and Balwant about her agriculture business going bad and they need to help her and Sukhdev's responsibility. Bansuri agrees and says she will do everything for her. Manjeet asks will she really do this, is she saying by heart. Bansuri says yes. Manjeet says I m not worried now, and smiles. Gunjan talks to clinic receptionist and says I have done all the tests, ask doctor can I come, fine I will come now. Ranvi says he is free today and manager called, even she does not have rehearsals. She makes excuses. She asks him to watch movie and she will join him. He smiles and leaves.
She gets the call that doctor cancelled all the appointments today and leave report, but she can't meet doctor today. Gunjan says fine. Veera calls Baldev and asks him to come for dinner. He says he will come soon, and she asks if he does not come on time. He says I will have food with you two times, but don't stay hungry like yesterday. She smiles and ends the call. Gunjan likes the pickles and eats it. Ranvi asks her to not eat much. Chai ji says he is saying as you are not keeping good health. Gunjan says yes, as he worries for me a lot, fine I will not eat this. She leaves smiling.
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Chai ji says she will not make spicy pickles and hide this one too. Ranvi says why is she not telling me, I m making her feel that nothing will change, but she is hiding. She says Gunjan should realize this and then she will tell you. He says I can't share this happiness of becoming a father even with my wife, shall I talk to her mum. Chai ji says no, she loves you a lot, just have patience. He says I can't and leaves annoyed. Veera waits for Baldev and recalls his words. Veera eats food and Manjeet asks how can she eat without waiting for Baldev. Baldev says he told me to have food and not wait for him. Manjeet asks her does she not have wife's duty and she should have food after her husband has food.
She says till Baldev does not come and eat food, you can't eat, if he comes in morning, you will be hungry till morning, and asks her to follow some rituals, as this are made for husband's safety. Veera says times are changing and whats need to follow traditions. She argues and Manjeet scolds her. Veera says I m not misbehaving with you. Bansuri comes and asks what happened. Manjeet asks Bansuri did she not teach her bahu some manners, and why the traditions are made for some reason.
Manjeet says till I m here everyone has to follow my words, else tell me I will take my everything and leave form this house. Bansuri gets shocked. Veera looks on. Bansuri gets tensed and asks Veera to obey Manjeet always. She goes after Manjeet to apologize. Ranvi keeps the pillows on the bed. Gunjan asks why did he get new pillows. He says I wanted you to get some comfort. She rests and he asks is she happy. She says yes, I m happy. He asks is she worried for anything. She says nothing and does not tell him. He gets upset. She feels bad to hide this matter from him and turns to the other side.
Manjeet rests in her room. Bansuri comes and says she will do all her work. Manjeet asks Veera is my bahu too, I will tell her to work. Bansuri says yes, and acts sweet to her, being afraid of her. Bansuri says she will see Veera obeys her. Manjeet asks why is she being so cheesy as if she is afraid of her. Bansuri massages her leg even when she has hand ache. Balwant looks on and gets puzzled. Manjeet asks Bansuri to get Veera, and how she has served her mum in law by working all day, go and send her. Bansuri says no, she does not know to work well. Manjeet asks why did she get such bahu for Baldev. Bansuri says I did not want this, but Baldev fell in love with her, and Balwant likes her a lot and I wish this girl goes from here.
Manjeet says now I have to do something. Bansuri says I tried a lot, maybe you will succeed. Manjeet thinks she will succeed and rectify all her mistakes.
Manjeet tells Bansuri about Veera sleeping in kitchen and making the food burn. Baldev says Bansuri will manage everything. Manjeet asks him about Veera marrying him by cheat.
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The summer may be coming to an end but two of Scotland's biggest music stars are keeping the #SunnyDundee campaign shining bright.
Ahead of their visit to Dundee on Sunday September 9, Dundonian and city ambassador Ged Grimes has been pictured sporting the bright yellow shades alongside pop sensation KT Tunstall.
The Simple Minds bassist gifted the glasses, adorned with the #SunnyDundee logo, to the Fifer who was happy to spread the message of the City of Discovery's light-hearted tourism initiative.
Ged, who was also a founding member of Dundee legends Danny Wilson, shared a photo with the 43-year-old with caption "KT loves Sunny Dundee! See y'all soon."
Tunstall and Simple Minds are on their Grandslam Summer Tour along with The Pretenders.
All three will take to the stage at Slessor Gardens a week on Sunday.
KT Tunstall previously told the Tele her musical journey started out in the city and was looking forward to returning.
She said: "I was playing my guitar on the flyover to the old leisure centre in the hammering rain when I was moved on by the police.
"It was awful. Fortunately I've done better in Dundee on subsequent occasions I've played there.
"I'm really looking forward to coming back.
"It's coming home for me and I'm really excited."
Tickets for the show are still available from the Liz Hobbs Group website.
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The US legislators have finally finished some form of a spending bill for FY 2013 (several months late, if anyone is counting). Science Insider has a summary of how each of the science funding agencies within the US government fared with such severe budget cuts. It certainly looks like DOE's Office of Science suffered quite a blow.
The US is enjoying the fruits of its investment in science from way back in the 60s and 70s. The effect of a continuing downward trend in support for basic science since the 80s will be felt in the next 10 years. When historians 50 to 100 years from now look back and try to figure out when was the turning point that started the fall of the great US civilization, this will be a huge marker.


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5 Things to Consider Before Giving Your Child a Cell Phone
And why the entire family's tech use plays an important role.
Any parent of a middle school-aged child knows giving them a cell phone extends far beyond the purchase at the Apple store. On this week's episode of "The Labor of Love," host Lori Leibovich, who recently made the decision to give her 11-year-old son a smart phone, talks to Catherine Steiner-Adair, author of The Big Disconnect: Protecting Childhood and Family Relationships in the Digital Age, and Janell Burley-Hofmann, a mother of five and author of iRules: What Every Tech-Healthy Family Needs to Know About Selfies, Sexting, Gaming, and Growing Up, about how to manage a family in our increasingly digital age. Below, their top tips for giving your children their first cell phones.
1. There is no magic number when it comes to age. Everybody wants a clear-cut answer, but it will be different for every child, says Burley-Hofmann. "Just because my oldest [child] got his first smartphone when he was 13, I'm going to assess the needs, time and place, cost, behaviors and tendencies of each child," she said. Parents should also consider their child's workload, contributions to the family, and how they currently interact with other technology.
2. Be clear and intentional about what the phone is for. Be deliberate in your decision to give your child a phone, and make sure there is a level of digital mindfulness, says Burley-Hofmann. Consider creating a contract that outlines what the phone will be used for, which you can constantly revisit as your children grow and their needs begin to change. Talk openly about what the consequences will be if the phone is used inappropriately, adds Steiner-Adair. As a parent, consider whether pressure (from both your child and other parents) is affecting your decision.
3. Begin parenting the phone long before its purchase. Even before they're given a cell phone, kids are likely using devices equipped with games, apps, and social media networks. The phone itself is often the least-used component of a device, so make sure the conversation surrounds its other functions, too—and begins as soon as these other devices are in use.
4. Consider the tech behaviors of the entire family. It's not just the kids who are becoming addicted to their screens. Technology is taking over the entire family system, and many parents are in denial about how our phones have outsmarted us, says Burley-Hofmann. Reflect on what you're modeling as a parent: Are these the norms you want to be creating for your kids? Think about the memories you want your child to have, and then consider how you will use technology as an ally.
5. Don't view the choice as a purely negative one. We often fixate on the negative (and scary!) aspects of giving our kids technology, but there's a lot about new technology that deserves to be celebrated, says Burley-Hofmann. Entertainment and games, in balance, can be really fun, and cell phones make it easier to communicate than ever before. We can now keep in touch with family across the country, and teachers are integrating it into their curriculums in a healthy, balanced way.
For more advice from Steiner-Adair and Burley-Hofmann, listen to the full episode below, and don't forget to subscribe and review the show on iTunes!


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While we are on the topic of "iron" (What, you didn't know we were on the topic of "iron" – or on a topic at all for that matter? Well we are. Read my last post to catch up…)
Anyway, like I was saying, while we are on the topic of "iron" we would be remiss not to take note of this thread on the Lonely Planet forums in which zombie12 provides a trip report describing a recent experience riding the iron ore train of Mauritania.
To be honest, I had to look it up, as I had never heard of this particular iron ore train. But as it turns out, it is quite famous and fascinating:
Truthfully, zombie12's report is a bit lacking in description. He boils down the ride as being a "truly merciless yet rewarding travelling experience." To which arjwilson replies:
Hehe – "merciless yet rewarding,"…that sums up quite a bit of travel I've done over the years as a matter of fact. Yet we continue to do it.
Despite the thread's short length and zombie's brevity of description, it's worth a quick read. And I'm glad zombie posted if for no other reason than bringing attention to this unusual travel option.
Read the thread in its entirety: My experience on the iron ore train


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Wednesday, July 31, 2013 11:30 AM
Raeley White, Will Adams, Mia Luke, Neely Duffey, Havens Smith and Tate Smith set up a stand on Sunset Strip and sold snowcones Wednesday morning. There were multiple flavors and even sweetened condensed milk for 50 cents extra.
Lieutenant Governor Tate Reeves said if you believe in education reform, the Second Amendment, fighting Obamacare and a tight state budget, you might be a "Tater Tot."
He introduced his theme saying some people call his daughter "Tater Tots" - a play on his name - and have even begun referring to his Senate leadership team as "Tater Tots." He said he finds that offensive because, "my daughters are a hell of a lot cuter than [Senator] Terry Brown."
Playing off the Jeff Foxworthy line "you might be a redneck if...", Reeves carried the line throughout the speech and turned the "Tater Top" pejorative used toward him and his supporters instead as a descriptor for generally accepted conservative positions: "You just might be a Tater Tot, too, if you support fighting the status quo and pushing for better opportunities for our children," he said.
As an off-election year, the crowd was sparse Wednesday morning for speeches with most of the political hobnobbing going on around the edges of the Pavilion.
Municipal election were earlier this year and the lack of current campaigns dulled the usual attendance.
University of Mississippi Chancellor Dan Jones spoke as a special guest of the Fair, but elected officials did create some news during their speeches.
Jim Hood goes partisan;
Pickering gives good news
Prior to Reeves, Attorney General Jim Hood - the sole statewide elected Democrat official - complained of federal legislation impeding state efforts at prosecutions of prostitution and online drugs. Hood, who has been mentioned as a potential Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate were Senator Thad Cochran not to seek reelection in 2014, said driving in he noticed, "the Bush-Cheney depression, basically, has not been good for our small towns."
He blamed redistricting for creating a Republican controlled U.S. House of Representatives creating grid lock where legislation is "bought and paid for."
He said the Class Action Fairness Act, passed by Republicans under President George W. Bush, hurts his attempts at lawsuits like the one he filed against Entergy currently in federal court.
Hood said in nine years as Attorney General he has collected $700 million from suing corporations with $58 million just this year.
State Auditor Stacey Pickering gave some good personal news. Last year at the Fair, his wife Whitney had just been diagnosed with cancer.
He said he was happy to announce that following treatment, her cancer is in remission and she was there with him and their children today. He urged the audience to take health care screenings seriously because more important than their work is the need for them to be around for their families.
Pickering discussed his review of the Mississippi Adequate Education Program and said as a result of his findings, new legislation was enacted requiring a student to attend 60 percent of a day to be counted in the funding formula. Pickering announced his office recovered $19 million in taxpayer dollars last year (a record year) and said 50 public officials are currently under indictment for misusing public funds.
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Representative C. Scott Bounds noted the legislature passed significant education reform, reauthorized Medicaid without Obamacare expansion and passed strong Second Amendment bills. But he discussed four bills which help Mississippi sportsman: electrical upgrades to state parks; combination of hunting and fishing licenses that reduced costs from $17 to $8 and allowed for $3 million in federal funds; simplify deer hunting season rules on private land; and allowing for crossbows during archery season. He also said $400,000 in campground upgrades will be made at Neshoba Lake to increase its attractiveness as a fishing destination.
Senator Giles Ward said the last legislative session was the "most sportsman friendly legislative session in recent history." He noted Second Amendment rights were a focal point of his first campaign for the state Senate and remains so.
Addressing recent protests over the announcement of Talon Ordinance's new manufacturing plant in Mississippi, and a Hinds County court decision enjoining a law which clarified the definition of concealed weapons, Ward said, "this is a political agenda attack."
Ward said he had been criticized for making "open carry" an issue but when he pledged to be the voice in Jackson standing up for the Second Amendment, "Sitting down and shutting up isn't what I had in mind." Ward told Fairgoers they have the right to openly carry weapons under the Mississippi Constitution.
Commissioners review transportation and
energy needs
Central District Public Service Commissioner Lynn Posey shared with the crowd work from the PSC including a new order for energy conservation believed to be an energy saver and job creator; the "Zap the Gap" program to extend cell phone coverage around the state; the "No Call List" which has fined violators $122,000 this year; and the review of the Kemper County coal facility under construction by Mississippi Power Company.
Posey praised Entergy Mississippi for their work at improving communication with customers through social media and technology innovations, work which earned them an award from J.P. Power & Associates.
Central District Transportation Commissioner Dick Hall warned that new construction, like phase three of Highway 19 to Meridian, and statewide highway maintenance is being held up by lack of funding.
He said since the 18 cent per gallon gas tax was passed, road costs have increased 300 percent.
He urged increased funding for infrastructure and told the crowd that while some people have speculated he would not run for reelection because he is urging gas tax increases, he believes it is the right thing and he won't let that deter him from any reelection plans.
Hall said he is proud that a recent newspaper report said MDOT had become "boring, focused and productive," which he said is the highest praise a state agency can receive.
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for reelection
The morning speeches kicked off with Circuit Court Judges Vernon Cotten and Marcus Gordon. Cotten said he will announce his reelection campaign in January "to continue the fight against the ill fruits of illegal drugs." Cotten didn't detail the successes of his drug court as he has in previous years, but stressed the need to work with those facing drug addiction.
"Addiction is an illness, a sickness, it is a disease. Addicted people are not bad people, rather, they are gravely ill. Addiction hijacks a person's brain," Cotten said. He continued, "There is no solid evidence that addiction is curable; but it is treatable." He concluded by saying children are seven times less likely to become addicts if their father is present in their lives.
Gordon joked that Cotten spoke for 25 minutes but only was allocated 10 minutes. So Gordon said he would reserve his extra 15 minutes for next year when he runs for reelection. Last year, Gordon had sharp words of criticism for the Department of Corrections in regards to their release of prisoners. This year, he turned those words to lawmakers and said to see changes we need a "legislatures that has enough strength, bold enough, to stand up for law and order." He believes legislative reforms are needed to address the release of prisoners before their sentences are complete.
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Thursday's speaking beings at 9:00am with District Attorney Mark Duncan, Chancery Judge Joey Kilgore, Agriculture Commissioner Cindy Hyde-Smith, Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney and Treasurer Lynn Fitch. Dr. Billy Stewart, President of East Central Community College and Dr. Mark Keenum, President of Mississippi State University are special guest speakers. Political speaking at the Fair wraps up with Speaker of the House Philip Gunn at 10:20am followed by Governor Phil Bryant.
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Back-To-School Shopping Tips With 'Pocket Your Dollars'After she and her husband paid off $50,000 in debts, a Twin Cities mother began offering advice on saving money on her blog Pocket Your Dollars.com. The blog has become a huge hit with advice on everything from shopping, to daily deals and even freebies. Carrie Rocha, the founder of the blog, has some shopping tips as we get ready to send our kids back to school.
Get Movin' Monday: Save Money With ListsMost weeks, the WCCO Morning Show starts off the work week with some tips for keeping your body fit. But what about maintaining your financial health? For this week's Get Movin' Monday segment, Natalie Nyhus talked with money-saving expert Carrie Rocha to see how she is saving money by writing lists.
Here's How To Carve Your Thanksgiving Grocery Bill Down By A ThirdIt's a week until Thanksgiving, and new numbers show the average cost for a traditional dinner for 10 people will cost about $50. But one local consumer expert says just 10 minutes of work before you head to the grocery store could chop your bill by a third.
Local Author Talks About Latest Book On Managing MoneyAt some point in our lives, nearly all of us are concerned about money. It can lead to arguments, personal problems and even strained marriages.
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The 4 Lower Snake River Dams – slated for breach…in about 5 years. Unfortunately, the orcas that depend on salmon don't have 5 years.
I'm going to Washington DC with friend Suzi Urell to demonstrate for the orcas, because they CAN'T do it themselves.
The recent death of ' Doublestuff ' J34 , has hit me particularly hard. That family is in dire straits.
"While an orca lives, the Earth shares its mighty sentience, acoustic brilliance, and increases in magnificence our collective soul." – S. Amaranthine
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Beware…Commodities Are A Little Too Quiet
I noticed something in the commodity charts, or perhaps you could say I noticed something that wasn't in the commodity charts. In other words, commodities have been looking fairly quiet, a little too quiet. After putting in a bearish breadth divergence signal breadth has washed around a bit, still at quite weak and indecisive levels. Yet looking at the index itself (in this case the GSCI Light Energy Index), it appears to be trading in a triangle pattern – which represents a degree of indecision in the market, and sets out clear parameters for a breakout.
At the same time, while there's been a relative lack of price volatility, or realized volatility, implied volatility has likewise compressed, and it all just feels a little like the calm before the storm. Technically speaking a triangle pattern can see a breakout either side, i.e. no bias until a breakout. While implied volatility compressions tend more often to occur prior to a downward movement in price. So when you think about the bull market correction thesis for the US dollar, perhaps that's a catalyst for lower commodities. Either way, the lines in the sand are drawn, so watch and be ready.
Commodity market breadth looks weak, at least indecisive, while the commodities benchmark GSCI Light Energy Index is trading in a triangle pattern. Breakouts from these patterns can be fast and furious, e.g. see copper which made a sharp upside breakout late last year.
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Bruce Fraser receives Lifetime Achievement Award
Photographer, Scotsman, color mangement guru, Pixel Genius, and friend to everyone in digital imaging (whether directly or through his work to improve the tools of our trade) Bruce Fraser has been honored with the first Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Association of Photoshop Professionals. As one who's experienced Bruce's amazingly generous outlays of time and effort in helping guide Adobe and other companies towards the solutions customers really need, I can think of no one more deserving of this accolade. Congrats, Bruce, from all your friends and admirers at Adobe.
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On Sunday we continued a six week series through John's "Book of Signs." Our goal in the series is to examine the vignettes John offers in the first half of his gospel account to gain a full picture of who Jesus is and what he means to us. The second part of the series was from John 1:29-34, and the sermon manuscript can be found below:
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Sending this one to my parents. Dad was a sheep farmer and isn't saved, please pray. Thanks David L.


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Boasting 400 works contributed by 250 artists from all over the world, the galleries of the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts will be the most interesting place in Omaha on two evenings in October. The Underground Auction on October 13th is a prelude to the big event on October 15th when the gavel drops on the organization's 13th Annual Art Auction.
More than just the area's premier contemporary art event of the year, the elbow-to-elbow crowd at this one elevates peoplewatching to an art form in and of itself. Because the auction features work in all price ranges, beginning collectors will mingle with savvy veterans during a frenzy of bidding in a silent auction before higher-priced pieces go on the block in a live auction.
The 13th Annual Art Auction exhibition is hung and the galleries are now open, meaning that it's time to wander the 12,000 square feet of gallery space, scope out your favorite pieces and devise a bidding strategy.
Over 600 artists from all across the globe have participated in residency programs at the internationally acclaimed non-profit that is celebrating its 30th year of artists supporting artists.
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Should Olivia's lugguge be listed? After all, we didn't actually see Cookie Monster eat her luggage. Gordon just suggested it, and Cookie Monster seemed to be sold on the idea. --Minor muppetz 16:17, 26 February 2006 (UTC)
- Can you prove you saw her suitcases later in the film? :) Seriously, if you don't like it, feel free to remove it, but I think it's hidebound traditionalism to limit ourselves to items which Cookie has eaten on camera. --Andrew, Aleal
I take issue with the last item on the list under "Healthy food" - "a hot dog." Since when are hot dogs healthy? I admit, I like a good hot dog sometimes, but those things are loaded with junk. Agent0042 04:56, January 16, 2011 (UTC)


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Here at OsteoporosisConnection we get inquiries about angular bone loss and osteoporosis, so we'd like to explain what angular bone loss is and its relationship to bone loss in other areas of the body; what causes it, how it's detected and jawbone loss treatment. We'll also discuss whether jaw bone loss is a precursor to osteoporosis and the connections between jaw bone loss and periodontal disease.
Angular bone is located in the lower jawbone called the mandible. The maxilla is the bone that makes up the upper jaw. If you should have angular bone loss, you most likely have bone loss in the maxilla (upper jaw) as well.
What Causes Jaw Bone Loss?
- Trauma - tooth may be broken off or knocked out.
- Extractions - bone stimulation slows down as soon as a tooth is extracted.
- Dentures - some ill-fitting dentures prevent normal bone stimulation necessary for the remodeling process.
- Bridgework - unanchored teeth within the bridgework will cause deterioration of the gum and bone due to a lack of stimulation.
- Malalignment-alignment issues from untreated extractions can cause bone deterioration.
- Bite Abnormalities - abnormal bite surfaces also cause loss of bone structure.
- Gum Disease - that's untreated (periodontitis) can cause destruction of all tissue, including the bone and all other tissues due to infections.
How is Jawbone Loss Detected?
Generally this problem is discovered during routine dental x-rays and other periodontal examinations that measure pockets that form around the gum and teeth due to bone loss. Dentists have found that dental x-rays are very effective in determining those patients with osteoporosis and with those who have normal bone density measurements.
How do we Treat Jawbone Loss?
- Immediate replacement of extracted teeth with implants
- Bone graft surgery
- Periodontal treatment including antibiotics
Is Periodontal Disease a Precursor to Osteoporosis?
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There is a strong and direct correlation between periodontal disease, jawbone loss and osteoporosis. A number of studies were done on this issue, but the underlying reasoning to the connection between these three disorders are not well understood. According to the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Disease "It is possible that the loss of alveolar bone mineral density leaves bone more susceptible to periodontal bacteria, increasing the risk for periodontitis and tooth loss." "For example, older women with osteoporosis are three times more likely to experience tooth loss than those who do not have the disease." Due to this tooth loss, some of us worry that we may have osteonecrosis of the jaw, even if we haven't taken a bisphosphonate, but we must understand that tooth loss with bone loss (osteoporosis) is quite common. Tooth loss is not the main symptom of osteonecrosis, so I hope this eases some of your minds. This does not mean that osteonecrosis isn't occurring in those who take a bisphosphonate medication, it is, but if you haven't taken these drugs or even if you have, you can lose some teeth due to your bone loss in the jaw since the tooth structure no longer has the strong bone to hold the tooth in place which can cause tooth shifting, movability and sometimes eventual loss of the tooth from it falling out.
I hope this helps to explain some of the intricacies of the connection between jawbone loss and osteoporosis, and how we go about detecting and treating it to save our teeth as we age. Remember, keeping our bones healthy is important for dental health too.
Oral Health and Bone Disease: National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases, 2010 http://www.niams.nih.gov/Health_Info/Bone/Bone_Health/Oral_Health/default.asp
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Bursting with Joy
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August, 2011
I've been sorting through my studio flat files—Spring Cleaning. What a joy to uncover all sorts of colorful artwork about which I forgot.
I painted Bursting with Joy while sitting amidst the rows of cut-your-own flowers at Rosaly's Garden in Peterborough, New Hampshire.
Like joy, the colors Burst.
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