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If it hasn't happened to you, count yourself as lucky. For many people, eating ice cream or drinking an icy drink too fast can produce a really painful headache. It usually hits in the front of the brain, behind the forehead.
The technical name for this phenomenon is cold-stimulus headache, but people also refer to it as "ice cream headache" or "brain freeze."
The good news is that brain freeze is easy to prevent — just eat more slowly. The other bit of good news is these headaches don't last very long — a minute at the outside.
Jorge Serrador studies brain freeze headaches, not just because he wants to make the world a safer place for ice cream eaters, but also for what they can tell him about how and why the headaches occur. He's hoping that will lead to better ways to treat or prevent them.
Serrador is the associate director of research at the War Related Illness and Injury Study Center, which is part of the Department of Veterans Affairs in East Orange, N.J. He says many veterans suffer from severe headaches after their deployments.
It turns out it's hard to study headaches, and a brain freeze headache is one of the few types that can be conjured up on demand.
Serrador says no one really knows yet what causes them. But there are some theories. For example, Serrador has shown that just before the brain freeze hits, there's an increase in blood flow to the front of the brain.
"That's increasing the volume and therefore increasing the localized pressure in that area," he says. The brain may be interpreting that increased pressure as pain.
"Another theory that's been put out there is that the cold actually stimulates a nerve in the roof of the mouth," says Serrador. That stimulated nerve in the mouth goes into overdrive. It sends off a barrage of signals to the brain that once again the brain interprets as "ouch."
Why the brain gets "ouch" from the cold and not "brrrrr" is a mystery.
Harvard Medical School headache researcher Elizabeth Loder says it's not all that surprising to think scientists may learn something important from studying ice cream headaches.
"Some of these things that people think of as silly or whimsical, they're actually really fascinating," says Loder, who is also president of the American Headache Society.
Like the enduring mystery of why a sweet treat prompts pain.
This article is part of Joe's Big Idea, an NPR project to explore how innovations come about.
A cool thing to do on a hot summer day is to have an ice cream bar. And I've been up for several hours. It's not that hot yet, but it's plenty hot enough. So, you know, I got myself a box here of chocolate-covered ice cream bars. Think I'll have one right now.
MONTAGNE: Umm. Yum.
JOE PALCA, BYLINE: Renee. Renee, hang on.
MONTAGNE: Hi, Joe Palca.
PALCA: Are you aware of the danger you face eating one of those ice creams?
MONTAGNE: Yeah. Right. Gaining weight?
PALCA: No. I mean ice cream headache.
MONTAGNE: A brain freeze?
PALCA: Exactly.
MONTAGNE: Yeah. You know, I've always wondered about brain freeze. I mean, I get them. I get them when I drink a really cold drink really fast out in the heat. But Joe, you're a science correspondent, what generally causes a brain freeze?
PALCA: Well, I'm so glad you asked that because that's the question I'm going to address in this installment of our series Summer Science.
Lucky coincidence.
Yes, isn't it?
MONTAGNE: Mm.
PALCA: Anyway, if we're going to look at this scientifically, we're going to need to be precise about what we mean by brain freeze. So I consulted Jorge Serrador. He's with the Department of Veterans Administration and he studies headaches. He says a brain freeze is what you get when you eat or drink something really cold, really quickly.
DR. JORGE SERRADOR: You get this localized pain, usually sort of in that forehead area.
PALCA: And the pain can be quite intense. But it doesn't last very long. Stop eating or drinking the cold stuff, and the pain goes away in 30 or 40 seconds. And guess what, you remember your mother was always telling you not to wolf down your food. She was right.
SERRADOR: Drink slow, or eat slow, and you probably won't get the associated brain freeze.
MONTAGNE: Joe, but you were going to tell us why you get brain freeze when you eat an ice cream bar, like I am right now, or some cold drink.
PALCA: Exactly. So that's the question I put to Jorge Serrador.
SERRADOR: That is a tough question.
PALCA: Hmm. Helpful. Anyway, it turns out no one really knows for sure, but there are some theories. For example, Serrador has shown that just before the brain freeze hits, there's an increase in blood flow to the front of the brain.
SERRADOR: That's increasing the volume therefore; it's increasing sort of the localized pressure in that area.
PALCA: And the brain may be interpreting that increased pressure as pain.
SERRADOR: Another theory that's been put out there is that the cold actually stimulates a nerve in the roof of the mouth.
PALCA: And that stimulated nerve in the mouth goes into overdrive. It sends off a barrage of signals to the brain that once again the brain interprets as ouch. Although why the brain gets ouch from the cold and not brrr is a bit of a mystery.
Serrador isn't studying brain freeze to help the world become more comfortably when they eat ice cream or drink Slurpees. It turns out it's hard to study headaches, and a brain freeze headache is one of the few you can conjure up on demand. And scientists like Serrador are hoping understanding brain freeze will help them find better treatments for people with chronic headaches or brain injuries.
DR. ELIZABETH LODER: Some of these things that, you know, people think of as sort of silly or whimsical phenomena, they're actually really fascinating.
PALCA: That's Elizabeth Loder. She ought to know. Not only is she a headache researcher at Harvard Medical School, but she's also president of the American Headache Society.
So Renee, how's the ice cream? Did you get a headache?
MONTAGNE: The ice cream's delicious. But, you know, I've been eating it very slowly.
PALCA: Good.
MONTAGNE: And hopefully when I wolf it down right down I won't have a headache.
MONTAGNE: Thank you, Joe.
PALCA: You're welcome.
MONTAGNE: That's NPR's science correspondent Joe Palca.
You can find a video where you can see one of our editors induce brain freeze by eating a Popsicle - all in the name of science. And there's more from our Summer Science series about how to build a campfire or roast the perfect marshmallow, all at our website NPR.org.
MONTAGNE: You're listening to MORNING EDITION from NPR News. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.

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DENVER The drought might be drying up streams across Colorado, but it has unleashed a torrent of legislation at the state Capitol.
Legislators are considering changes to Colorado water law that would take the first serious legal steps toward encouraging conservation instead of maximum use of water. But their ideas are controversial.
We need the ability to respond to the drought, said Sen. Ellen Roberts, R-Durango, who is sponsoring a bill to allow more year-to-year water storage in reservoirs to save for the next dry spell.
Currently, Colorado water law takes a use it or lose it attitude, and other legislators want to make a big change to the legal doctrine that dates back more than a century.
This is really the first time that we will create incentives instead of disincentives in terms of creating efficiency in agriculture, said Sen. Gail Schwartz, D-Snowmass Village, the chairwoman of the Senate Agriculture Committee.
The law is at once simple and maddeningly complicated. Basically, people can claim a water right by being the first to use unclaimed water on a stream, and they can keep the right as long as theyre still using the water.
But the law doesnt allow users to save for a non-rainy day. Courts can partially revoke a water right if the owners dont use it.
Schwartzs Senate Bill 19 would forbid water judges from reducing farmers water rights after they install more efficient irrigation.
In the House, Rep. Randy Fischer, D-Fort Collins, is sponsoring House Bill 1044, which allows people to capture graywater used water from showers and washing machines for reuse.
But not everyone thinks conservation is always a good idea.
Fischer is now chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, but his graywater bill died in that committee last year when Rep. Jerry Sonnenberg, R-Sterling, was in charge.
Sonnenberg farms in Northeast Colorado, and he and his neighbors depend on water thats wasted upstream in the Front Range cities.
Thats why when Im in Denver, I always flush twice, Sonnenberg said.
He represents another side in the debate one that looks to more reservoir storage as a solution to drought.
Weve got to keep Colorados water in Colorado, and the only way to do that is water storage, Sonnenberg said.
Sonnenberg is a sponsor, along with Roberts and Fischer, of Senate Bill 41, which takes on Colorado Supreme Court decisions that future drought mitigation and firefighting cannot be used to justify a water storage right.
Roberts said the law discourages prudent planning for droughts.
The idea of it is to push back on those court cases and say, no, you can store water for firefighting and drought mitigation, Roberts said.
But defining drought mitigation could be controversial. The state Supreme Court has taken a hard line against cities that try to put away too much water for the future.
In 2009, it overturned a Pagosa Springs water right that sought to lock up enough water for 100 years of growth. Roberts said shes not trying to overturn the Pagosa case.
But in the debate between storage and conservation, perhaps the most powerful force is inertia.
Water bills typically attract intense lobbying, and Sonnenberg said his ideas arent popular at the influential Colorado Water Congress.
We have legislators trying to make water policy and lawyers who represent the Water Congress trying to stop water legislation, Sonnenberg said.
The Water Congress has not taken positions on the most controversial bills yet, said Doug Kemper, the groups executive director.
Schwartz agreed that her bills also face a struggle.
People have paid a lot of money to maintain the status quo, and that doesnt respond to the crisis in our state, Schwartz said.
The debate will get real next week.
The House Agriculture Committee will hear four water bills Monday, including the graywater bill. Roberts storage bill will have its first hearing Thursday.
Also on Thursday, Rep. Don Coram, R-Montrose, will have the first hearing for his bill to make it easier for gas and oil companies to use produced water for dust suppression.
And finally Thursday, the Water Congress will hold its annual convention, which will attract the states most powerful water lawyers to Denver.


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Earlier this month, the United States government finally put Apple on trial in a Manhattan courtroom. Its alleged crime? Conspiring with book publishers (all of whom have since settled similar cases with the government) to keep e-book prices artificially high. Federal prosecutors have called Apple the "ringleader" in a scheme to wrest control of the e-book industry away from Amazon.
On Thursday, Apple presented its closing arguments, noting that if the company lost the case it would create a "chilling effect" on how some businesses explore new markets. "We submit a ruling against Apple on this record sets a dangerous precedent," Orin Snyder, Apple's attorney, said on the final day of the trial. The verdict will come from a federal judge, not a jury.
According to Reuters' reporting, at one point during the final day of the trial, US District Judge Denise Cote asked Apple to confirm that it "understood publishers were willing to work together to put pressure on Amazon."
Apple's counsel said that the company was unaware that publishers had been meeting among themselves prior to Apple's launch of the iBookstore and the iPad. "There is no such thing as a conspiracy by telepathy," Snyder added.
Previously, in a highly unusual move, Judge Cote already indicated her willingness to side with the government.
"I believe that the government will be able to show at trial direct evidence that Apple knowingly participated in and facilitated a conspiracy to raise prices of e-books and that the circumstantial evidence in this case, including the terms of the agreements [between Apple and publishers], will confirm that," Judge Cote said during a pretrial hearing last week, according to Reuters coverage from before the trial began.
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For the past few days, all of us have been properly focused on one of the worst storms of our lifetimes. We mourn those who were lost. And we pledge to stand with those whose lives have been turned upside down for as long as it takes them to recover and rebuild.
Because when hardship hits, America is at its best. The petty differences that consume us in normal times quickly melt away. There are no Democrats or Republicans during a storm — only fellow Americans. That's how we get through the most trying times: together.
Four years ago, we were mired in two wars and the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. Together, we've battled our way back. The war in Iraq is over, Osama bin Laden is dead, and our heroes are coming home. Our businesses have created nearly 5 and a half million new jobs in the last two and half years. Home values and 401(k)s are rising. We are less dependent on foreign oil than at any time in the last 20 years. And the American auto industry is back.
We're not there yet. But we've made real progress. And on Tuesday, America will get to choose between two fundamentally different visions of what makes America strong.
Mitt Romney's op-ed: My vision for America
I believe America's prosperity was built on the strength of our middle class. We don't succeed when a few at the top do well while everyone else struggles to get by — we're better off when everyone gets a fair shot, everyone does their fair share, and everyone plays by the same rules.
When Bill Clinton was president, he believed that if America invested in the skills and ideas of its people, good jobs and businesses would follow. His economic plan asked the wealthiest Americans to pay a little more so we could reduce our deficit and still invest in job training and education, research and technology, better health care and a dignified retirement. And what happened? By the end of his second term, our economy created 23 million new jobs. Incomes rose. Poverty fell. Deficits became the biggest surplus in history.
The path Governor Romney offers is the one we tried for eight years after President Clinton left office — a philosophy that says those at the very top get to play by a very different set of rules than everyone else. Bigger tax cuts for the wealthy that we can't afford. Encouraging companies to ship jobs and profits overseas. Fewer rules for big banks and insurance companies. They're the policies that caused this mess in the first place.
In the closing weeks of this campaign, Governor Romney has started calling himself an agent of change. And I'll give him one thing — offering another $5 trillion tax cut weighted towards the wealthy, $2 trillion in defense spending our military didn't ask for, and more power for big banks and insurance companies is change, all right. But it's not the change we need.
We know what real change looks like. And we can't give up on it now.
Change is an America where people of every age have the skills and education that good jobs require. We took on banks that had been overcharging for student loans for decades, and made college more affordable for millions. Now we'll recruit 100,000 math and science teachers so that high-tech, high-wage jobs don't end up in China, and train 2 million workers at community colleges for the skills local businesses need right now.
Change is an America that's home to the next generation of manufacturing and innovation. I'm not the candidate who said we should "let Detroit go bankrupt," I'm the president who bet on American workers and American ingenuity. Now I want a tax code that stops rewarding companies that ship jobs overseas, and starts rewarding companies that create jobs here; one that stops subsidizing oil company profits, and keeps supporting clean energy jobs and technology that will cut our oil imports in half.
Change is an America that turns the page on a decade of war to do some nation-building here at home. So long as I'm commander-in-chief, we'll pursue our enemies with the strongest military in the world. But it's time to use the savings from ending the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan to pay down our debt and rebuild America — our roads and bridges and schools.
Change is an America where we reduce our deficit by cutting spending where we can, and asking the wealthiest Americans to go back to the income tax rates they paid when Bill Clinton was president. I've worked with Republicans to cut a trillion dollars of spending, and I'll do more. I'll work with anyone of any party to move this country forward. But I won't agree to eliminate health insurance for millions of poor, elderly, or disabled on Medicaid, or turn Medicare into a voucher just to pay for another millionaire's tax cut.
The folks at the very top don't need another champion in Washington. The people who need a champion in Washington are the Americans whose letters I read at night; the men and women I meet on the trail every day. The cooks and cleaning staff working overtime at a Las Vegas hotel. The furniture worker retraining for a career in biotechnology at age 55. The teacher who's forced to spend less time with each student in her crowded classroom. Her kids, who dream of becoming something great. Every small business owner trying to expand and do right by his or her employees — all of these Americans need a champion in Washington.
When these Americans do well, America does well. That's the change we need right now. It's time to finish what we've started — to educate our kids, train our workers, create new jobs, new energy, and new opportunity — to make sure that no matter who you are, where you come from, or how you started out, this is the country where you can make it if you try.
The America we believe in is within our reach. The future we hope for is within our sights. That's why I'm asking for your vote this Tuesday.


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Highly trained emergency repair professionals will start the water extraction process almost immediately. Depending on the whole amount of water, we could use powerful submersible pumps in addition to industrial electricity, wet/dry vacuums. This step can help reduce drying time and helps to reduce mold and secondary water damage.
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Flood Professionals inspect the carpet and pad and determine if it should be removed to protect the subfloor.
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Dirt sensors, hygrometers, and other meters measure the magnitude of moisture modification.
Infrared cameras may be used to find"hidden" water inviting walls and ceilings.
Submersible and gas-powered pumps are utilized for continuous pumping of high-level water.
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Following the flood mitigation, your floors and walls may appear dry at first glance, but they continue to be moist to the touch. Most construction materials, such as drywall and timber, are porous and will keep significant water. The retained water may cause these substances to warp, swell, or break and might also result in mold damage.
Our Grand Crossing Restoration Company will manipulate temperature and relative humidity to eliminate the residual moisture. We utilize specialized water drying equipment, such as industrial air movers and dehumidifiers, to eliminate water retained by building materials and other hard-to-access moisture. We carefully track the progress using moisture meters prior to the substances return to appropriate drying goals.
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Industrial-grade dehumidifiers help prevent secondary water damage such as swelling and a great deal of floors, walls, and furniture.
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Your properties walls, floors, and other surfaces will most likely need professional cleaning remedies. Besides cleaning your house's structure, Grand Crossing Water Damage Repair professionals might even wash your possessions, such as upholstery, furniture, clothing, and other restorable private items, destroyed from the water. Flooding and water damage frequently require odor removal and deodorization remedies, because moist substances possess a disagreeable odor.
Water Damage Repair Grand Crossing specialize in restoring contents damaged by water, fire, or mold. Our expertise and"restore" versus"replace" mindset can help you to save money while keeping precious keepsakes, like photos and other personal items which can not be replaced.
Flood Repair Grand Crossing Professionals are trained to spot and eliminate offensive odors with industrial air scrubbers and fogging equipment. This equipment can effectively cure persistent and serious scents that average air fresheners and similar remedies can not.
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Based upon the situation, they could use antifungal, antifungalantibiotic or antibiotic remedies to wash your premises.
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Water Damage Restoration and Repair Grand Crossing Experts will remove and dispose of damaged materials with advice from you along with your insurance adjuster.
Restoration, the last step in restoring your house, is the process of rebuilding your home or business to its pre-water harm condition. Restoration may involve minor fixes, like replacing drywall and installing new carpeting, or might involve big repairs, like the renovation of different areas or rooms within a house or business.
If your home was damaged by a storm or water, the most immediate concern could consist of temporary protective measures to prevent additional property damage, like tarping your damaged roof.
The following construction and repair services may be crucial to restore your home to pre-water damage condition.
Our Restoration Company in Grand Crossing, Florida can simplify the recovery process by managing the first water damage mitigation and rebuilding the affected regions. Having one capable restoration company for the complete repair and recovery process can save time and keep cost low. We provide this continuity by supervising an entire assortment of repair services which will bring your property back to its original condition.
Grand Crossing is located in a region that's quite susceptible to flood damage as a result of the usual heavy rain we encounter throughout the year. Additionally, it is very probable your residential or commercial property will sooner or later face flood damage unless you have had regular maintenance. Emergency restoration services are critical in commercial buildings, especially apartments, as consumer dissatisfaction because of inadequate upkeep proves difficult in increasing living spaces or retention. It is important to understand that flood damage is very common in Grand Crossing, Florida. It only takes one uncontrolled source of water in just about any area of your house or office to cause significant damage. This type of flood damage is placed into one of two categories, gray and black water. Black water comes from outside water while gray water comes from inside your residence or commercial building. Additionally, leaky pipes, cracked walls, and ruined wood surfaces are clear signs of flood damage that needs restoration. If you find any stains in your ceilings it is also a sign of a water leak in your home. Call us today to schedule a free inspection of your home. If you think that your home could be experiencing flood damage you should immediately call us. If water is left to stand, the humidity will start to grow and it will not be long before mold begins to grow. This can lead to serious health issues and cost that are considered through the mold removal procedure.


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Financial advisors may be great financial guides for their clients, but that doesn't mean they're good business people. Nevertheless, in the independent channel, an advisor's work includes running a business. This becomes particularly evident when we look at numbers.
Beyond revenue, many advisors don't spend enough time understanding the profits of their firms. That's why in our third workshop, part of Commonwealth's Power in Practice coaching program, the focus is on money. Specifically, the workshop addresses analysis of the advisor's book of clients; ongoing production enhancement; analysis of the advisor's fee structure; analysis of the firm's financials; and valuation of the practice itself.
Analysis of the Advisor's Book of Clients
Advisors understand the concept of the 80/20 rule, but it is only when they see their revenue by household that they begin to internalize it. That internalization is the difference between intellectually understanding and doing something with the data and information gleaned.
In the workshop, the questions asked require advisors to calculate:
- The number of households they have
- The average revenue per household
- The percentage of households that account for 80% of revenue
- The households that account for 80% of revenue that do not get enough time and attention
- The households that account for 20% of revenue that get excessive time and attention
- The households that account for 20% of revenue that the advisor believes he or she has to keep because of some existing relationship
- The households that are of great value to the firm because they generate referrals or have some specific contribution, regardless of monetary reward
- The five to 10 clients whom they most want to replicate
This analysis makes the advisor aware of the specific dynamics of his or her book. At this stage in the workshop, however, understanding the makeup of the book does not incite an advisor to consider taking action. Perhaps this is because of the personal relationships that the advisor has with clients, a sense of moral obligation, or not knowing what to do with clients who may no longer be a good fit for the firm. Many advisors keep all clients until they realize that they actually lose money on some of them—even then, an advisor's personal value system takes precedence over everything else. Full appreciation of the importance of book analysis kicks in when individual advisors benchmark their fees and consequently understand their gross and operating profit margins.
Ongoing Production Enhancement
From the start of the program, participants apply the 20-point system to help them stay focused on the activities most likely to generate revenue (See "Power in Practice: A Coaching Program to Last a Career," Investment Advisor, May 2012). This system may seem simple, but its simplicity is what makes it so powerful.
In the workshop, short-term versus long-term activity is articulated. Short-term activity is defined as actions that are likely to be associated with new revenue coming in the next 12 months. Long-term activity is defined as actions likely to yield revenue after two to three years of priming. Creating powerful strategic alliances, purchasing a practice, growing a junior advisor, and transitioning from commissions to fees fall into the long-term category.
One approach is not more right or wrong than the other. A common problem is that an advisor may get overly excited about the prospect of a particular long-term effort coming to fruition. In his or her excitement, the advisor may focus on the long-term effort exclusively and ignore short-term activity, only to have the single long-term effort blow up at the last minute. The perfect example is when an advisor is consumed with the hope of purchasing a practice that would double his or her revenue. In the end, the seller decides on another advisor. The point: Advisors need to pursue both short- and long-term revenue-generating activities.
Analysis of the Advisor's Fee Structure
Another component of the monetary analysis is a review of existing fee schedules and comparing them with industry benchmarks. Some advisors learn that they charge significantly more or less than the industry average. Some may learn that they are the lowest-cost provider, but that they are also the provider of the highest-quality, most comprehensive services. In short, they may never have stopped to consider whether their fees were competitive.
For some advisors, the reason for not adopting a competitive fee structure is that they simply fear having a conversation about fees with clients. Whether it is a matter of changing their fees for managing money, introducing a retainer, or adding a planning fee or hourly fee, role-playing the conversation can help advisors confront their anxieties.
Analysis of the Firm's Financials
Financial management of the business itself includes a look at current and past revenue. Market fluctuation is an obvious reason for vacillation of the top line, but the firm that is not growing over a period of time is likely in decline. Expense analysis using industry benchmarks from Moss Adams helps advisors gauge whether they are overinvesting or underinvesting in their firms. A look at data over time as opposed to a single year provides a legitimate picture of expense management. Advisors calculate their gross profit margin and operating profit margin, and understand and appreciate the value of tracking these key indicators on an ongoing basis. Although comparing expenses with one's colleagues may not be statistically valid or reliable, sharing and comparing does offer an opportunity for dialogue.
Finally, the book analysis described earlier is combined with the financial data crunched to look at the firm's productivity measures. Productivity ratios include revenue per household; overhead per household; profit per household; revenue per staff; and number of households per staff.
The out-of-pocket cost to sustain the 80% of households that generate 20% of the revenue becomes a palpable and meaningful concept. The conversation shifts when an advisor recognizes that he or she is losing money to service certain households.
Business Risk and Valuation of the Practice Itself
Five minutes of brainstorming all the risks that advisors face is humbling, and it leads advisors to reassess their future business risk. For example, 10 years ago, technology security wasn't on most advisors' radars. Today, that threat is growing annually. Far beyond following best practices for password protection, advisors need to proactively demonstrate vigilance.
One overt risk that an advisor faces is the risk of dying without having prepared the business for transition. Advisors need a documented continuity and succession plan whereby their clients will be taken care of in case of the advisor's demise. Workshop participants have at least an estimate of the value of their business and an understanding of current terms regarding the transition of financial advisory practices. The steps for putting a plan in place—finding a successor, completing due diligence, negotiating a deal—are both simple and enormous, and they are explored in some depth in the workshop.
It's All Better When Done Together
There is nothing described in this approach that an advisor can't do on his or her own. There is no magic in any coaching program, but there is value in going through a structured process in concert with colleagues. Even if advisors are used to analyzing their book, fees and financials, looking at the data in isolation is far less powerful than having the opportunity to diagnose and discuss the results with colleagues. Advisors typically say that it is the interaction with other advisors from which they gain the most value.
So what is the value of 20 people spending two days together to address all these money issues? When asked for the action steps they would take at the end of the workshop, here are several common themes.
- Several participants found the Pareto distribution within their book, and most found that they had some clients on whom, given their current fee structures, they lost money. One advisor said that she could lose her bottom 45 clients without it affecting her bottom line.
- The book analysis prompted some advisors to conclude that they needed to delegate identified households for servicing by another advisor within their firm or to prune other clients altogether.
- About half the advisors needed to form a continuity partnership with another advisor or review the arrangement they currently had in place.
- One advisor's greatest takeaway was to have a much better sense of what to look for when buying another book of business. It is interesting to note how analyzing their own book encouraged advisors to be more diligent and selective about the due diligence they would apply in future purchases.
- Several advisors wanted to review their own life and disability insurance, and others needed to consider key-man insurance for their right-hand person or business interruption insurance.
- Some participants vowed to start behaving like a CFO and meet with their bookkeepers to stay on top of revenue, expenses, margin and productivity measures going forward. Others simply stated that a deeper understanding of the importance of margin and productivity ratios would help them make better decisions.
- One advisor decided to review his service matrix as a means of controlling the services he was providing without financial remuneration.
- Several advisors embraced the opportunity to recommit to a new personalized 20-point system to help them track the energy focused on revenue-generating activity, while others wanted to expand their 20-point system by implementing it with all advisors—or a few staff members—within their firms.
- Some advisors needed to formalize their fee schedule and put it in writing while others wanted to explore the addition of a planning or hourly fee or a retainer.
It is always intriguing how advisors take away such a wide variety of action items, which simply confirms that independent advisors are totally independent. They are their own best resources when it comes to identifying the most important changes they need to make to shift their practices to becoming better businesses.
In the next and final installment of this series, we review the final in-person gathering of the Power in Practice program.


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At the age of 29, a divorced mother of two working as a nurse, Kay called in sick to the hospital where she was working because she was sick at heart, sick over the life of sin she had been living. She had a religion but did not possess a relationship with God. On the morning of July 16, 1963, she fell on her knees as a sinner and rose as pure and whole in the Lord's sight. "For 'Whoever will call upon the name of the LORD will be saved'" Romans 10:13, (NASB). "Therefore if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creature; the old things passed away; behold, new things have come" (2 Corinthians 5:17, NASB). She hungered and thirsted for the Word of truth and began studying the Bible. Her relationship with the Lord and scriptural findings turned her sorrows into joy and her mourning into laughter.
God's love poured down upon her in 1965 when she married a missionary with the Pocket Testament League named Jack Arthur. Together they served as missionaries in Mexico for three and a half years until health issues led them back to the States. In Chattanooga, Tennessee, Jack began managing a Christian radio station, and Kay began a teen Bible study. Though the study started as a small gathering in the living room of the couple's home, it soon grew from teens to college students to adults. From the beginning of the gatherings Kay's and Jack's deepest desire was to establish people in God's Word. The ministry they founded in 1970 became Precept Ministries International where they served together as CO-CEOs until February 2012 when they stepped down and their son David assumed the role of CEO. Both Kay and Jack are still actively working at the Ministry.
As one of the principal Bible teachers at Precept Ministries, Kay speaks extensively domestically and internationally teaching the Word of God and the Inductive Bible Study Method. She has taught in many countries including Israel, India, Romania, Russia, Czech Republic, Kazakhstan, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Greece, Taiwan, England, South Korea, Japan, Australia, Singapore, Scotland, Ukraine, Germany, Guatemala, Poland, and South Africa.
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A Loony Musical Interlude in between Angels Spring Training Matchups
So, LeAnne Rimes has this song…
Yes, sometimes I like my country a little pop-py. Don't judge me. 😉
Ahem. So LeAnne Rimes has this song called Big Deal. It's a catchy little tune about a young lady who dumped a guy a while back and, while she's 99.999…% over him at this point, she's still plenty miffed that her best friend has started dating him and won't shut up about how amazing he is. So the young lady is encouraging her friend, perfectly politely of course, to adopt a more tactful topic of conversation…right now.
Anyway, last night Seth and I watched the Giants/Rangers game. Ho Hum. But nothing else was on. Certainly not the Kendrys Morales batting cleanup behind Albert Pujols because Kendrys is looking that good game that I actually wanted to be watching even though it's only a Spring Training game but couldn't be watching because none of the stupid networks were airing it…*pauses to take a deep breath…finally*…not that I'm bitter about it or anything even though he hit a home run. *pauses to breathe again* 😉 And we capped it off with the Rangers edition of 30 Clubs in 30 Days.
Mike Napoli was heavily featured in this MLBN preseason rundown, naturally, and, also naturally, we kept watching because we both like the guy. He was a great Angel and one of those players you wish all the best…just much, much further away than Texas in an ideal world. It was enjoyable and yet not so enjoyable at the same time and, as Dan Plesac and the Rangers began laying on the Napoli accolades thicker and thicker I was eventually moved to begin singing LeAnn's catchy ditty: Yeah, you call yourself a friend, but you just keep rubbing it in. Big Deal. So what!…
Seth began cracking up almost immediately and took up the refrain: Who cares! You just got lucky that's all. It was. Shut up! I swear…
But here we paused and looked at each other giggling, unsure of how to go on because the "candle light and long stem roses nd how you're falling head over heels, in love…"of the next line, unlike its predecessors, hardly fit Mike Napoli and the Rangers.
Seth: If I hear another word about…?
Me: If I hear another word about…?
Seth: If I hear another word about…?
Ah hah! Inspiration. Me: …about catching right and grand slam home runs and…and…
Seth, grinning: and…? And…and World Series MVP! So what. Big deal!
And by that point we were both laughing too hard to extemporize any further…and to follow the thread of the rest of the analysis truth be told. Anyway, we both thought we were pretty darned funny…perhaps the Friday night wine ritual helped that sentiment along a bit, but it still seemed worth sharing, especially this weekend. With Rangers/Angels match ups both today and tomorrow, I am sure the Napoli trade and his stellar 2011 season couples with the Angels anemic 2011 offense will be rehashed ad nauseum along with both teams' offseason acquisition exploits.
Besides, the song, both the original lyrics and our little reworking of them, fits my feelings on the situation perfectly. I'm over the Mike Napoli trade. I am. I didn't want him traded away, but it's not like fans have any choice in the matter, and it's not like he played like this for the Angels anyway. (And don't bring up playing time. He actually had significantly more playing time for the Angels in 2010 than he did for the Rangers in 2011. The whole playing time thing is a myth.) Don't get me wrong, last season was painful in bold 48 pt. font italic all caps covered in sparkles, just for good measure…awful, Twilight Vampirey sparkles. *shudders*
…But trading Mathis and acquiring a catcher that seems capable of hitting above the Mendoza line has helped a lot. Retooling the offense has helped even more. I'm absolutely not saying, 'Who needs Mike Napoli?' But I am saying, it's over and done with. I have moved on. I really like the team we have now and I am at peace with the whole trade ick. But, much like the main subject of LeAnn's song, that doesn't mean I will ever enjoy hearing the announcers, the press and everyone else go on and on. And on. And on about the whole thing.


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The A5070 Mini Brushless Servo provides outstanding performance in a mini package. More than just an aircraft servo, the A5070 is great for a wide variety of RC needs, from precision driven 1/12 scale cars to pro-tuned pylon racers.
Spektrum high-voltage, brushless servos deliver dependable power and digital precision with amazing efficiency. Finely tuned electronics and software integrate with powerful brushless motor technology to offer ultra-smooth, high-speed performance more efficiently than servos with conventional motors. The all-aluminum case provides the ultimate solution in durability and heat dissipation, while precision metal gears complete a satisfaction package even the most critical pilot can appreciate.
The Spektrum A5070 mini servo uses this solid foundation to achieve a whopping 190 oz/in of torque* and high transit speeds of .07 sec* in addition to its outstanding balance of durability, value, plus the peace-of-mind that sophisticated error correction and over-current/temperature protection offers. It's an impressive feature combination that makes this mighty servo an outstanding airplane or heli servo choice.
Digital and analog servos have very similar construction and components. They both use the same type of motors, gears, cases, and have a potentiometer. A digital servo is different in the way it processes the incoming signal and converts that signal into servo movement.
An analog servo when it receives a command to move, takes that signal and sends pulses to the servo motor at about 50 cycles per second, which in turn moves the motor to its required position determined by the potentiometer.
A digital servo has a micro-processor that receives the signal and then adjusts the pulse length and amount of power to the servo motor to achieve optimum servo performance and precision. A digital servo sends these pulses to the motor at a much higher frequency which is around 300 cycles per second. This helps eliminate deadband, provides a faster response to the servo motor, smoother motor movement, and has higher resolution and holding power than an analog servo.
There are some disadvantages to digital servos, but the disadvantages are not in any way close to out weighing the advantages. A digital servo will have a higher power consumption (Around 10 to 15 mAh per servo at idle) than an analog servo due to its higher pulse frequency, so larger capacity battery packs are recommended. Digital servos also are more expensive than analog servos which can get very costly in applications that require many servos.
For JR servos we recommend Tamiya ceramic grease (TAM87025).
There are several scenarios which may attribute to this problem.
1. The servo arm fit on the output spline may be loose.
2. There may be slop or wear in the gear train.
3. There may be slop or binding in the linkages.
4. You may have a faulty servo saver.
5 The push rods may be too flexible.
6. Improperly mounted servo (screws too tight, mounting rail too tight against the servo)
7. Faulty extention, damaged lead or dirty connector.
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The frequency on operation is so high that it feeds back with FM receivers.
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Kit containing heavy rear wheels and wheel brushes for excellent traction on sloping lawns. Suits Automower® 315
Kit containing course threaded wheels and wheel brushes for excellent traction on rough and sloping lawns. Suits Automower® 320, 330X, 430X, 450X
Husqvarna Automower® has been engineered to work in all conditions. To maintain its elegant finish, the matching Husqvarna Automower® House protects against the long-term effects of rain and sun exposure. Thanks to the foldable top, the mower keypad and display are easy to access while the mower is charging. All wire connections can be reached through the cable hatch on the back. Suits Automower® 430X and 450X
Installation kits that includes Loop Wire, Staples, Splicers and Connectors in different numbers and length, suitable for your garden. Kit Small - Suitable for open lawn areas of max 800 m2 or complex lawn areas of max 400 m2. Kit Medium - Suitable for open lawn areas of max 2000 m2 or complex lawn areas of max 1000 m2. Kit Large - Suitable for open lawn areas of max 5000 m2 or complex lawn areas of max 2500 m2.
Increases the signal strength to a sufficient level in long loop wire installations.
Loop wire is used as a guide and boundary reference for the Automower®.
Boundary / Guide Wire Connector.
To hold boundary / guide wire in place.
Replacement blade kit for your Automower®
Husqvarna Automower® Endurance blades providing more than twice the lifetime compared to classic blades thanks to the new design. The design allows for a harder and sharper edge without compromising on safety standards and provides cutting edges on all 4 sides.
Used to splice loop wire.
A special carry bag to facilitate manual transport of your Automower® between lawns.
Select from a range of original accessories and parts to augment your product and enhance your experience.


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Sabina soup and salad bowl 9.75" with flared edge.
Great white porcelain soup bowl
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Sabina soup and salad bowl 9.75" with flared edge.
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card #113 "Yellow waterlilies" / "Gul Näckros"
Art greeting card, folded, 15×15 cm, blank inside. Comes with envelope, 15,5×15,5 cm. The mat nature white paper in both the card and the envelope is environmentally friendly produced at a Swedish paper mill.
The name of the motive is printed in Swedish and in English on the rear side of the card. On cards with flora and fauna motives is the latin name of the motive added.
EAN barcode printed on rear, the same on all cards. Nordic Ecolabel. Made in Sweden.
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Calling the adventurers ready to join a company that's pushing the limits of nanotechnology to keep the digital revolution rolling.
At KLA, we create smarter processes so that technology leaders can manufacture high-performance chips—the kind in that phone in your pocket, the tablet on your desk and nearly every electronic device you own—faster and better.Working in an evolving industry means there's always variety—and a future—in what we do. And we enable that evolution. We dedicate significant resources to R&D in process control. It's a vital investment that delivers results, with advancements in:
With so many places to focus your passion, you won't run out of possibilities at KLA. In fact, many members of our team began in one role, sharpened their relevant skills and moved on to a new challenge. So where will you find your future?
KLA is a smart place to work: We're big enough to make an impact on the world and small enough to care about your career. We'll help you develop professionally and personally through leadership training around the globe and advanced degree and certification programs from major universities.
We're a global team of more than 6,900 people in 17 countries, united by a culture that rewards innovation and recognizes the power of collaboration to deliver breakthroughs.
Our CEO started as a KLA engineer. That's pretty good proof that we're a company of opportunity.
"I have worked for KLA for over 23 years now. First, as a Customer Support Engineer and now as a Service Manager. Every day is interesting with many opportunities to develop your technical aptitude & business acumen. Our business environment and KLA culture has taught me the importance of setting high standards and being an achiever. Most of all, it has been a privilege and very rewarding to work with so many people from different countries and cultures."
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One thing's for sure: when you visit a theme park, you're looking for a fun-packed day out! Germany's theme parks offer unforgettable moments, amazing adventures and white-knuckle excitement. Brave the big-thrill rides and feel the exhilaration of flying through the air! The sky's the limit! Have you ever looped the loop on a rollercoaster travelling 120 km/h, plummeted from a great height in a freefall tower or had a ride in a washtub boat with the little ones? If not, what are you waiting for? Germany's theme parks offer boundless fun and adventure for all the family. Many have so much to see and do that you can easily spend several days there. Some also have themed accommodation, which usually offers something a little bit different to your average hotel. You can book into a treehouse, for example, a tepee, or accommodation inspired by everything from Africa to pirates, turning your stay into a real adventure! More and more theme parks are now open in winter as well. You'll discover enchanting snowy landscapes packed with Christmas decorations and festive shows that capture the magic of the season. Sledding and ice-skating, romantic Christmas markets and warming yuletide treats – from glühwein and bratwurst to German Christmas cookies – round off the winter experience.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission released Friday guidance clarifying which social media posts mutual funds and other investment companies must file with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.
Mutual funds and investment companies are required to file certain advertisements for review by the regulator. But out of an "abundance of caution, many mutual funds and other investment companies may file materials on their social media sites with FINRA unnecessarily," the SEC investment management staff says.
The guidance states that "certain interactive content need not be filed" with FINRA.
Whether a post or set of posts should be filed, IM staff says, depends on its "content, context and presentation" and requires consideration of such factors as whether the post is "merely a response to a request or inquiry from the social media user or is forwarding previously filed content."
Examples of when a communication doesn't need to be filed include:
— An incidental mention of a specific investment company or family of funds not related to a discussion of the investment merits of the fund.
— The incidental use of the word "performance" in connection with a discussion of an investment company or family of funds, without specific mention of some or all of the elements of a fund's return (e.g., 1-, 5- and 10-year performance).
The guidance provides examples of the kinds of communications that the staff believes would be subject to a requirement to file with FINRA and examples of communications that would not trigger a filing requirement.
The guidance was released by the SEC's Division of Investment Management under the first in a series of IM guidance updates.
Read SEC's Champ Outlines 'IM Moving Ahead' Initiative on AdvisorOne.


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Pop Culture Convention Joins NYC's Hippest Literary Event, Sunday, September 13, 2009
Norwalk, CT / Brooklyn, NY, August 12, 2009: The renowned Brooklyn Book Festival and New York Comic Con (NYCC) announce that the premiere pop culture convention and its stars will have a powerful presence at this year's Brooklyn Book Festival, which the L.A. Times has called "the center of the literary universe." NYCC will have its own colorful and exciting programming area at the free Festival, which draws nearly 30,000 visitors to experience readings and panels featuring international literary superstars, buzzworthy newcomers and more than 150 booksellers, publishers, independent presses and literary organizations in a bustling literary marketplace.
"The Brooklyn Book Festival is an awesome gathering and I have had tremendous respect for the festival from the moment it started," notes Lance Fensterman, Vice President and Show Manager for New York Comic Con. "We are proud to bring an intense graphic lit and pop culture presence to such a great festival. I am sure this will provide our customers with the opportunity to connect directly with lots of new fans. Plus, it's all for free! This is a win-win in every respect."
"These days, Brooklyn is a hotbed of pop culture, high-tech culture, literary and blog culture, ethnic culture, indie culture, and has basically become an international hub for in-your-face creativity," says Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz. "It's only fitting that the Brooklyn Book Festival would form a dynamic duo with New York Comic Con!"
NYCC's programming area at the Brooklyn Book Festival will include a performance tent, guest presentations, guest autographing sessions and a dedicated marketplace area. NYCC's participation will be a positive way to spread further awareness of comics and graphic literature while providing free interaction and entertainment for thousands of NYCC fans. The next NYCC will take place October 8 – 10, 2010 at the Jacob K. Javits Center. Ranked by Crain's New York Business as the second-largest annual event in NYC, it has grown from a convention that attracted 33,000 visitors when it was launched in 2006 to a show that will occupy the entire Javits Center and will attract well over 75,000 fans in 2010. For comics exhibitors and vendors, the NYCC programming area will provide a unique opportunity for them to not only have a home that attracts like-minded customers and fans, but to have a central location where new fans and readers can check out the latest in comics and pop culture entertainment. Comic book writer and editor Denny O'Neil, creator Phil Jimenez, and writer and editor Tom DeFalco are just a few of the many popular guests who will appear in the NYCC programming area. In addition to guest speakers, NYCC's diverse Brooklyn Book Festival programming includes Hip Hop Hearts Anime, a live-performance featuring local DJs which focuses on the intermixing of American hip hop culture and Japanese anime. Some of the companies who will be participating include Captain Action, Midtown Comics, Moonstone Publishing, and Disney Publishing. An additional announcement with more guest names and participating companies will be made in the near future.
This year's Brooklyn Book Festival will again feature a literary marketplace with more than 150 booksellers, publishers and literary organizations in Borough Hall Plaza as well as panel discussions and readings, a children's authors stage and special programming for teens and exhibitors that will include bookstores, publishers and literary organizations. Readings are held at Brooklyn Borough Hall, in Borough Hall Plaza and Columbus Park, at St. Francis College and the Brooklyn Historical Society.
Confirmed authors include Jonathan Ames, Paul Auster, Staceyann Chin, Guy Delisle, Lupe Fiasco, Edwidge Danticat, Rawi Hage, Tao Lin, Jonathan Lethem, Colson Whitehead, David Lida, Matt Madden, Thurston Moore, Gary Shteyngart, Melvin Van Peebles, Sherman Alexie, M.T. Anderson, Naomi Klein, Danica Novgorodoff, Esmeralda Santiago, George O'Connor, Raina Telgemeier, Jessica Abel, Nick Bruel, Peter and Randall de Seve, Christopher Myers, Tom Tomorrow, Mo Willems, Russell Banks, Kate DiCamillo, Cynthia Ozick, Anne Carson, A.M. Homes, David Cross, Mary Gaitskill, Oliver Sacks, Nelson George, Amy Sohn, Jeffrey Rotter, Keith Gessen, Greg Milner, Francine Prose, and more.
Programming will include fiction, nonfiction and poetry panels on hot topics such as: "The International Graphic Novel," featuring Guy Delisle (The Burma Chronicles), Peter Kuper (Diario de Oaxaca: A Sketchbook Journal of Two Years in Mexico), and Sarah Glidden (How To Understand Israel In 60 Days Or Less), moderated by Matt Madden; "The Great Recession" (featuring Justin Fox, Naomi Klein, Kai Wright and moderator Errol Louis of the New York Daily News); "The Naked City: Urban Realism and the Global City in Fiction & Non-Fiction" (featuring David Lida, Meera Nair, Hirsh Sawhney and moderator Cheryl Harris Sharman; "Literature in a Digital Age" (John Freeman, Dwight Garner, Sarah Schmelling); "Poetry, Pop and Hip-Hop" (Lupe Fiasco, Thurston Moore, Tracie Morris, Matthew Zapruder and moderator Touré); and "PSA Presents" (a reading by the nation's oldest poetry organization, featuring some of the country's best bards, including Anne Carson, Sonia Sanchez, Philip Schultz, Arthur Sze and Alice Quinn).
The 2009 Brooklyn Book Festival is presented by Brooklyn Tourism and the Brooklyn Literary Council, initiatives of Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz. Sponsors include the NYC Department of Parks & Recreation; the NYC & Company Foundation; New York Comic Con; Astoria Federal Savings; Citi; Boar's Head Provisions; the New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge; and Time Out New York, media sponsor again this year. Cultural partners are BAM; the Brooklyn Historical Society; Brooklyn Public Library; and the National Book Foundation. Programming partners include Housing Works Bookstore Café; PEN American Center; Poetry Society of America; The New York Review of Books; St. Francis College; and The Nation. For more information about the Brooklyn Book Festival, visit www.visitbrooklyn.org or check out the official Facebook page at www.facebook.com/pages/Brooklyn-Book-Festival-Official-Site/20650359836. On Twitter, follow the Brooklyn Book Festival at bkbf.
The next New York Comic Con will take place October 8 – 10, 2010, at the Jacob K. Javits Center in New York City. The show was launched in 2006 and was an immediate success. It has grown from a convention attracting 33,000 fans in its first year to one that will occupy the entire Javits Center and will attract well over 75,000 fans in 2010. It has been ranked by Crain's New York Business as the second-largest annual event in NYC. For more information on New York Comic Con, visit www.nycomiccon.com.
The Pop Culture Group at Reed Exhibitions owns and operates the New York Comic Con (NYCC), the Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo (C2E2), and the New York Anime Festival (NYAF). New York Comic Con was launched in 2006 and quickly became a dominant presence in the pop culture world of public events. In 2009, 452 companies exhibited at NYCC for a total of 84,000 square feet of paid exhibit space, and it has been ranked by Crain's New York Business as the second-largest annual event in NYC. C2E2, which will debut April 16 – 18 at Chicago's McCormick Place Convention Center, is modeled after NYCC and will provide fans the opportunity to meet and greet their favorite writers, creators, and artists, as well as to see, hear and learn about the latest and greatest in comics, graphic novels, anime, manga, video games, toys, movies, and television. The Pop Culture Group also operates the recently launched UFC Fan Expo in partnership with the UFC – the world's leading professional mixed martial arts organization – and it formed a strategic partnership with Penny Arcade Expo (PAX) in 2008 and will work closely with PAX on the launch of PAX East in Boston in 2010.


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Description:HP AMD Opteron 2354 DL165 G5(2.2GHz/4-core/2MB/75W ACP)Full Processor Option KitPart Number(s)Manufacturer Part# 445974-B21
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Overview:Third-Generation AMD Opteron processors with Direct Connect Architecture can improve overall system performance and efficiency by eliminating traditional bottlenecks inherent in legacy architectures. There are no front-side buses with Direct Connect Architecture. Instead, the processors, memory controller and I/O are directly connected to the CPU and communicate at CPU speed.


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Watson Emmott Dawson is my 1st cousin 3x removed. Our common ancestors are my 4x great grandparents John Dawson and Ann Watson.
Watson was born in Cowling, West Yorkshire, on 24 June 1887 to parents Thomas Dawson and Jane Emmott.
On the 3 April 1917 Watson went to Halifax and enlisted in the 4th West Riding Regiment. His service number was 205100.
Just fifteen weeks later, on 18 July 1917, Watson was discharged from service with a £50 gratuity. He was described as being 'physically unfit'.
Watson was admitted to the Wharncliffe War Hospital in Sheffield on 30 May 1917 for assessment. Unfortunately the written transcript is not very clear. But I can make out some of the words and phrases.
His behaviour is described as 'childish' and it is also reported that Watson believed that he was 'the King of Greece'.
The Medical Board report cites the reason for his discharge as 'imbecility'. It goes on to say that the condition originated at birth and was 'not the result of or aggravated by ordinary military service.'
I feel sad for Watson. Whatever the circumstances here he was most probably ill and went through a difficult experience.
Watson lived until the age of 57. His death is registered in Q4 of 1944.


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Ocean Cove 311
Garden City Beach - Ocean Front
- Complex: Ocean Cove
- Type: Condominium
- Location: Ocean Front
- Property Type: Condominium
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 2 full 1 half
- Sleeps: 8
Bedding Types: 1 King, 1 Queen, 4 Twin, 2 Bunk
2020 Notice: Effective June 5, 2021 this property will include towels and bed linens on all reservations. Therefore, if you make a reservation with an arrival date on or after June 5, 2021 there is no need to add towels and bed linens to your reservation or bring your own. We've got you covered.
Ocean Cove 311 is a three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath ocean view condo located 1.3 miles north of Garden City Pier. This unit features a living/dining room combination floor plan and includes an electric kitchen complete with a dishwasher, self-cleaning oven, food disposal and frost-free refrigerator with ice maker. Other amenities include a wet bar, washer and a dryer, central heat and air conditioning, screened-in balcony and skylight. Two flat screen TVs (cable), DVD player, and Wi-Fi are also provided. Sleeping accommodations include one king, one queen, and two twin-over-twin bunk bed sets. Complex amenities feature landscaped grounds, oceanfront swimming pool and hot tub. Complex is oceanfront, unit is not. Complex has elevator. Limit two parking spaces per unit. No trailers. No golf carts. No telephone. No smoking. No pets. Check out maid service included. Linens not included. Complete linen and bath package is available for $180, sheets and pillowcases only available for $90. Maximum occupancy: 8
Conveniently located close to some of the best area attractions, Garden City Beach is directly south of Surfside Beach and ends on a peninsula at the mouth of Murrells Inlet. One of the most renowned attractions in Garden City Beach is the Pier at Garden City. Other attractions include Marlin Quay Marina, Gulf Stream Cafe, Original Sam's Corner, and Sara J's Seafood Restaurant.
Just south of Garden City Beach is Murrells Inlet, a seaside community that is considered to be the "Seafood Capital of South Carolina", but is also home to some of the nation's best golf courses. Once primarily a fishing village, the town is best known for the Murrells Inlet MarshWalk, a half-mile long boardwalk overlooking a pristine salt marsh, and the many award-winning seafood and barbecue restaurants along Highway 17 Business in the central business district.
Brookgreen Gardens, a sculpture garden and wildlife preserve built on four former rice plantations, is located slightly south of Murrells Inlet. It features several themed gardens with American figurative sculptures placed in them, trails through several nature reserve ecosystems and the Lowcountry Zoo.
If you're looking for places to shop, Inlet Square Mall, The Market Common, Coastal Grand, Myrtle Beach Mall, Broadway at the Beach, Barefoot Landing, two Tanger shopping outlets, countless strip-malls, and many more shopping facilities are all within an easy drive from Garden City Beach. Looking for some entertainment, take in a show at Alabama Theater, Medieval Times, The Carolina Opry, Pirates Voyage, and Legends in Concert. And don't forget about Ripley's Aquarium, Alligator Adventure, Hard Rock Cafe, Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville, and The Pavilion Nostalgia Park.
Other points of interest close by include the waterfront community of Georgetown, the third oldest city in South Carolina and second largest seaport in South Carolina, and historic Conway with its downtown Riverwalk area nestled on the banks of the Waccamaw River. Both towns include fine dining, shopping, and historic sites.
Surfside Beach, Garden City Beach and Murrells Inlet are all close to Waccamaw Hospital and several urgent care facilities.
Whatever your desire, whatever your need, the south strand offers a little something on everyone's to-do list. We have a variety of restaurants, retail stores, miniature golf, entertainment venues, charter fishing, water sports... and of course, nothing but relaxation.
- 2 Flat Screen Cable TVs
- DVD Player
- Wi-Fi
- Great Ocean View
- Refurbished Kitchen Cabinets & Countertops
- All Bathrooms Have Recently Been Renovated
- Central Heat/Air
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Washer/Dryer
- No Telephone
- Screened Balcony
- Private Balcony off Master Bedroom
- Skylight
- No Golf Carts Allowed
- Check-Out Maid Service Included
- Maximum Occupancy: 8
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Very hard during the outbreak of Coronavirus but great rental
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The experience was awesome if the restaurants and beaches were not closed. Looking forward to next year and better times for all.
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