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Troy's Take: Reversing The Violent And Virulent Vortex In Falmouth
By: TROY CLARKSON, February 18, 2014
I try each day to focus on the solutions. I am most certainly a "glass half full" kind of guy. This approach to living each day pays great dividends in my work and interpersonal relationships, and enables me to look at the world through the lens of possibilities, not problems.
Anthony J. D'Angelo, author of "Chicken Soup for the College Soul," has a similar viewpoint. "Focus 90 percent of your time on solutions and only 10 percent of your time on problems," he noted to millions of our nation's youth, espousing a philosophy of active optimism.
We've got a problem that needs the 90 percent. I'm struggling with optimism and solutions on this one.
Tuesday's paper reported a sharp increase in break-ins in Falmouth, an increase of more than 30 percent from last year. At the same time, reports of a sharp spike in heroin overdoses are being widely reported throughout the Eastern United States. These two seemingly unrelated snippets of bad news are actually inextricably linked as part of the violent and virulent vortex that is opiate abuse in our society—and in our town. The drugs are widely available, they are lethal, and they are doing their sinister and deadly job. The problem is getting worse. People are dying—right here in our community.
So, what's the solution?
This is one that requires a network of solutions like no other. This is a public health crisis, a political conundrum, a financial challenge, and a community calamity. The solution needs to be just as all-encompassing. As the solution-based problem-solver that I try to be, here are some suggestions:
Our public health officials—our local doctors and nurses—must be educated that those suffering from the disease of addiction and in the throes of the self-destructive behavior that is one of its particularly horrible symptoms are not second-class citizens. I was told a firsthand account of a person who was admitted to Falmouth Hospital near death from an overdose. He was allowed to sleep it off, then told to leave the hospital by the ER physician because the bed was needed for sick people. No referral to treatment was made. No follow-up, just a not-so-gentle shove out the door. That needs to stop. Addiction is a disease, according to the American Medical Association. People are dying, according to Chapman Cole & Gleason. Our primary caregivers need to see the connection and engage in this battle for survival.
Our community can soak in all of the education it can about the impact of addiction within its borders—and on this peninsula. Recovering Falmouthite and neophyte film maker Sam Tarplin is to be commended for having the courage to tell his story and the untold story of dozens of our neighbors who have suffered silently —some suffering literally to death—at the hands of this monster. The educational and public information efforts of people like Sam need to be supported and repeated. Let's fill our airwaves and TVs, let's bombard YouTube and Vimeo, let's post prolifically on Facebook and Twitter. Information is power; Sam's untold story needs to be Falmouth's rallying cry for action.
Our public safety officials, who are already valiantly fighting on the front lines of this war for our future, can step up their approach even more. Boston mayor Marty Walsh has recently called for Narcan, an opiate blocker antidote that the Mass Department of Public Health has noted has stopped more than 2,000 overdoses since 2007, to be supplied in police cruisers. That courage and vision is to be commended. It is time for that important initiative in Falmouth.
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Our local government—both elected and appointed officials—can fully engage in this battle and have their voices heard. In the early '90s when a spike in cancer rates caused alarm, the town spoke with a united and powerful voice in urging our state and federal officials to act. The time has again come for our local leaders to speak together emphatically in a community call for action.
These are but a few solutions, but they are a start. We've got to start somewhere to reverse the violent and virulent vortex in our community.
(Mr. Clarkson may be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com and followed on Twitter @TroyClarkson59.)
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EyeWonder, Inc., a leading innovator in interactive digital advertising technologies and services, today announced an exclusive partnership with spherical video technology company Immersive Media Corp. (TSXV: IMC) ("IMC"). This union empowers advertisers, agencies and publishers to incorporate 360-degree viewing capabilities into their interactive digital advertising campaigns.
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so….i don't get why people are saying that the books are absolutely terrible? seriously, r u not reading between the lines? i think people like this are only reading it for the sex content and not the story…they're seriously not paying attention. I loved every bit of it…yes i think the writing style could have been better because most of the characters were talking too politely to each other throughout the whole thing but other than that, i think it was pretty damn good…SPOILER (kinda)….I actually cried when Ana was trying to get Christian to admit that no matter how fucked up his mother was, that he still loved her; that every child has no other choice but to love their parents…yes. speaking personally, my father was horrible to my mother and didn't really want me ( i haven't seen him in almost 15 years)…and no matter what shit he's done, i realized that i do love him and i didn't know why…I have no desire to see him again, but i will love him regardless.
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of the theme song Fashion. With a capital F. If you know me, then you know that I'm obsessed with the silhouettes and clothing of the early 1960s. Although I prefer it to be actual vintage, I love that a main stream brand like Banana Republic has partnered with Janie Bryant (Mad Men's costume designer) to make those retro silhouettes available to the masses. So… in the name of play shopping, let's get started!!
The Mad Men® Collection animal print cardigan
- I can't decide if I like the warmer or cooler colorway better, but you can bet I'd be wearing this cardigan once a week
- Leopard is a neutral, baby!
- $89.50
The Mad Men® Collection bracelet sleeve jacket
- Love anything that's intentionally a bracelet length (my long arms make almost every sleeve look short!)
- The back view is as pretty as the front
- $175
The Mad Men® Collection silk Betty neck scarf
- While I don't love Betty's character, I do love her costumes.
- Leopard! Sign me up!
- $49.50
The Mad Men® Collection Begonia Print Dress
- I love the pretty waistline pleating and the beautiful dark blue print
- Wear it now with bare legs and nude heels, wear it this winter with black tights and ankle booties. Maybe even rough it up with a black leather jacket?
- $150
Our total = $464.00. I just wonder what the deflated, 1963 cost would be?
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Cousins, Thompson rack up double-doubles as Kings edge Cavs
Cleveland, OH, United States (4E Sports) – Demarcus Cousins and Jason Thompson each recorded double-doubles as the Sacramento Kings held on for a 97-94 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers Wednesday at Quicken Loans Arena.
The Kings racked up their third win in four games and improved to 12-20 in the season behind productive number from their two big men.
Cousins continued his double-double ways, posting his fourth straight game with double figure points and rebounds and 15th overall this season.
Thompson also sustained his quality play, racking another double-double to give the Kings a double-edged threat inside.
The Kings had to overcome the 22-point 6-dime numbers from Kyrie Irving and 20-point contribution from rookie Dion Waiters off the bench.
It was a see-saw affair from the get-go with both teams exchanging leads nine times.
After taking 53-52 edge at halftime, the Cavs caught sleeping in the opening minutes of the second half as the Kings unleashed a 19-8 run to build their biggest lead at 10 points.
But the Cavs came back strong, cutting the deficit down to three, 74-71, and setting up a thrilling finish on their home floor.
Unfortunately, poor field goal shooting, turnovers, and shaky late game execution cost the Cavs another win. The Cavs tried to take back the lead down the stretch but the Kings seemed to have the answers.
The Cavs shot just 39 percent from the field and turned the ball over 13 times. The Kings had a better clip at 43.2 percent and had just 10 turnovers.
The Cavs dropped their third straight game and lost 13 of their last 16 games for an awful 7-26 record.
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"Performing surgery today?" your customer asks. With tongue in cheek, she may initially make fun of your "surgical booties," but will quickly be impressed with the extra care you are taking as you perform your cleaning.
Is it worth the time and expense for you to wear or even dispense shoe covers to your customers? Let's consider your business for a moment and see if we can come to some conclusions.
As you build your cleaning company, you may continue to do the work yourself or grow the company by using trained technicians. As we have often heard, "time is money," and we know that, by moving fast, we are able to get more square feet cleaned in our day. This translates to more money at the end of the day as long as we keep that wand moving. This was motivation for me when I cleaned carpets, and also with our commissioned technicians.
Every customer should be called after the job to check their satisfaction. We always did this and, at times, we'd receive a lukewarm answer. The conversation would go something like this: "Yes, the young man seemed to do a good job and everything looks all right, it is just that he went so fast I'm not sure he was getting all the dirt." So what does this have to do with wearing shoe covers?
Value given and value perceived is not always the same thing. It doesn't matter how clean the carpets look; if the customer does not believe she received a good value, she will not call you back to clean again, and she will not refer you to her neighbor.
Wearing shoe covers is an excellent way to help your customer "value" your service. If you are using shoe covers now, you know what I mean. Your customer just paid you a lot of money; she wants to be happy and she wants to talk about you. She wants to be able to tell her neighbor, "I just had Gordon's Carpet Cleaning do my carpets and they came out so nice. They really do a good job. They even wear booties over their shoes and take them off and put them on when they come in and out of the house. Our technician was so nice… he even left a pair for me and Joe to wear while the carpet dried out."
How much will this cost you? Almost nothing, compared to the impression it makes on your customer. Giving away 40 cents worth of shoe covers may be the turning point to get $1,000 worth of referrals.
When should you wear shoe covers? On every job, whether the customer sees you or not. If you give on-location estimates, wear shoe covers. When performing cleaning and when first entering the home, put the shoe covers on and let the customer see you doing it.
Just about every one has to make one or two trips to the van during a job. When you leave the house, take the shoe covers off, then put them on again at the door threshold. This keeps the outside soil outside, whereas otherwise it's attracted to the damp bottom of your work shoes. An added benefit, they cover your ugly and worn work shoes.
Each job deserves a pair of new shoe covers. Your customer would not like the idea of you reusing a pair you wore on the last job into her home.
You will find differing quality and durability available. I prefer plasticized covers: they are waterproof, they protect your shoes while cleaning, and they don't fall apart when they get wet. A quick look at pricing from your favorite distributor will put the shoe covers in the range of $0.14 to $0.40 per pair.
Leaving a couple pairs with the homeowner is a very nice touch and always appreciated. They can wear them over their shoes or over their stocking feet to keep their feet dry. This one little act may be the difference in your customer fully appreciating your service or wondering if you really care about her and the work you do.
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MADISON, WI (WTAQ) - A judge in Madison has approved the sale of five American TV and Appliance stores in Wisconsin that recently closed amid some controversy.
Former owner Lenny Mattioli and a St. Louis company filed court actions. They were concerned that American's owners may have unduly profited from closing the chain the month and placing it in receivership.
However, Dane County Circuit Judge Rhonda Lanford ruled that the property sales were fair, reasonable, and in the best interests of both American's owners and creditors.
The Steinhafels' furniture chain of Pewaukee is buying three sites in Madison, Appleton, and Oak Creek for $12.75 million. Real estate investor John investor John Schlueter will buy former American stores in Brown Deer and Pewaukee for $7.25 million. And a lawyer who's handling the company's receivership -- Michael Polsky -- said a third buyer is looking at taking three other sites for $12 million.
Polsky said there's an excellent chance that American's creditors will get back the entire $55 million they're owed as a result of the sales. He also said many of the nearly 1,000 people who lost their jobs at American could be hired at the new Steinhafels' stores which are expected to open this fall.
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Armchair Quarterback by Doug Brown and Bren Ahearn
Design Showcase 2011
Design: Armchair Quarterback
Materials: Antique wingback chair, custom printed 100% cotton twill.
Designer: Doug Brown and Bren Ahearn - Manmade Workshop
"The Armchair Quarterback is the first piece produced by Manmade Workshop. It's an antique wingback chair that has been reupholstered in a new custom fabric design. The sporty flowers fabric is a gender blending design in pinks and blues that includes flowers composed of footballs and baseballs overlaid on a vibrant plaid. "
"The contemporary textile design fitted on the classic form of the chair results in a playful critique of traditional gender roles in a domestic scene. An up-cycled ottoman (found on the curb) is reupholstered in a similar sporty flowers pattern printed at a smaller scale in bright pink and blue. Rounding out this trio of Manmade Workshop pieces is the 5'x8' panel of sporty flower fabric stretched over a wood frame. Who says the art shouldn't match the furniture?!
Mandmade Workshop is a new design and art collaborative run by the husband-and-husband team Bren Ahearn and Doug Brown. First and foremost, we make things that make us smile, and in the process we hope to also make other people smile and think about how we treat each other and our planet."
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This entry is a little confusing. I'm not sure if they made the chair, made the fabric, found the chair and reupholstered it, or actually printed the fabric themselves... or some combination of that. So I'm not sure how to judge this. And while I love the colors in the fabric, it kind of looks like it's for children's furniture. Almost every other fabric I've seen with footballs and/or baseballs has been intended for kids.
I'm sorry. It's ugly. I wouldn't want that in my house.
Two thumbs up for Doug and Bren!! Every home needs a splash of color and a touch of humor. The fabric would work for kids or adults. Good job!
I'm sorry, it's hideous and a waste of a great antique wingback chair!
I like football, love baseball but hate that chair
Like the design of the chair, but not the fabric. I can't see it co-ordinating with any other elements in a space, and the colour and design of the fabric is too jangly to make it a contrasting focal point.
I wouldn't want this for my hubby or my son but for a sports lovin momma I like it! Great job!
I'm sorry, the fabric is a miss for me. I think the color palatte is a bit off and I'm not a fan of the composition of the "flowers."
how is this a showcase? It's not for me but im sure for someone... im just not getting how this fits the contest.
Wow, that is headache inducing.
The chair is phenomenal. I've actually seen it. I find it a clever and artful statement. Although it is not for everyone, it is for those who have the mindset to think outside of the box. Well done, Bren and Doug! AMB
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The Wanted and One Direction have been going head-to-head for awards over the past year, but One Direction always seems to win...until now. The Wanted has finally trumped the 1D boys at the Virgin Media Awards, which were voted on by more than a million fans.
When the results were tallied, the Wanted won Best Group over One Direction...by just .08 percent. Still, the Wanted was thrilled by the win, tweeting , "This is amazing, thank you so much to every one of you that voted like maniacs you frikking rock!!"
Other Virgin Media Awards winners included The Wanted's pal Justin Bieber , who took the Best Solo Artist and Best Album categories, and Katy Perry , whose video for "Wide Awake" was named Best Music Video.
After a breakthrough 2012, which saw them finally crack the U.S. market, The Wanted has a big 2013 planned, with a new album, a tour and a reality show on E!.
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The Role of the Media in Martin Case
With the ever increasing attention the national media gives to criminal cases, it must be asked what effect does this have on the actual investigation. Following the death of Trayvon Martin, the media focused the attention of the nation on the case. The press, however, is doing much more than simply reporting the facts. News agencies have brought in 'experts' to give their opinion on certain pieces of evidence, such as 911 voice recordings, and police video recordings. These expert viewpoints have the opinion of the nation seesawing back and forth, and even worse, they cause the nation to arrive at a verdict long before the first court date is even set. This can have a deferential effect to ongoing investigations and seriously undermines the justice system of the nation. The accused is meant to be innocent until their guilt has been proven. However, the media skews the nation's opinion by scrutinizing the smallest pieces of evidence, and whips up a fervor for or against the accused before all or any of the facts are known. This raises a serious ethical question about the involvement of the media in court cases.
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Isaiah Canaan led the Racers with 18 points, Stacy Wilson added 16 and Ed Daniel had 9 points and 11 rebounds.
The Racers (10-3) snapped a two-game losing streak with the win. UT Martin fell to 3-12 on the year.
Murray State travels to Cape Girardeau to play SEMO on Saturday in a nationally televised game on ESPNU at 5 p.m.
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Tonight at 6:00 pm CET, typographic legend Erik Spiekermann flipped a switch and FontShop released the FontBookApp for Apple's iPad on the App Store. I was fortunate to be given a review code and so I have been able to kick the tires a little. These are my first impressions after a two days of moderate use.
The short version: Awesome.
The long version: See text below. ↓
The original FontBook – first published two decades ago in 1991 - has been an indispensable tool for designers everywhere. Not only for referencing and searching specific typefaces, but also for self-education by simply skimming through the pages at random, marveling at the breadth of available forms and styles and finding inspiration in this seemingly inexhaustible repository of typographic creativity. The FontBook exemplified an encyclopedic approach: If a font existed somewhere, it was probably listed in the FontBook. This not only made it comprehensive, it also meant that the FontBook wasn't exactly portable. My 1998 edition, containing over 25,000 fontspecimens, weighs a hefty 2.5 kg and is about 5,6 cm thick. I'm not picking this thing up when I leave the house to visit a client.
Enter the iPad
Fontshop has taken its massive font database with over 620,000 entries and put it on Apple's tablet with a clean and intuitive UI. Freed from the constraint of a sequential medium the FontBook now offers several approaches to discovering and finding typefaces. The initial menu gives access to FontShops vast catalogue via five large tappable areas: ALPHABETICAL, DESIGNER, CLASSES, FOUNDRY and YEAR. From each of these selections you can then drill down deeper until you reach your desired typeface.
One smart UI decision was to have the size of the different areas (let's call them "tiles") correspondent roughly to the number of results inside these tiles, thereby giving relevance to the search result even before you actually tap on it.
You can see right away that Linotype has more fonts listed than ITC and Adrian Frutiger more than Julia Friese. For the largest tiles the app even adds a little overlay that displays the actual numbers of fonts inside (477 in Frutiger's case) but for some reason these wouldn't show up in the screenshots the app lets you take.
Once you have selected a specific typeface you are presented with the actual type specimen. In this view you have a scrollable list with related fonts on the left and five sheets with examples that you can drag in from the right.
For every font you get a type sample poster, an interactive three-size type sample player, sorted type sample in display size plus alphabet, sorted type sample in text size, the complete character set and a summary of font info: more than enough to make an informed font choice.
The FontBookApp is a legitimate substitute for 3 kilograms of dead trees. It is elegant and a joy to use. I'd even argue that it is more effective at its core functionality than the old yellow brick ever was. The only drawback is that the app is designed for being online at all times. Without internet access you lose about 90% of the content (the app comes preloaded with a number fonts for offline viewing) and this keeps it from ultimately supplanting the original analog FontBook.
You can find out more about the app (like the awesome compare function) in this comprehensive overview at FontFeed.com.
Of course, nothing is perfect right out of the gate. Here are some minor annoyances that are grating enough to get noticed but not so irritating as to impede the usefulness or the enjoyment of the app:
- When you look up a typeface with the search function or any of the tiles except the CLASSES tile, you have no way of finding out which class it actually belongs to. Is Sirba a French Oldstyle or a Transitional? How about Skolar? I'd like the app to tell me these things.
- The tiles in the CLASSES section need to show the fontnames. A screen full of sans-serif RGs doesn't help me pick a typeface.
- The compare function only lets you compare fonts that have been previously marked as favorites, effectively reducing the FAVORITES tile to temporary storage. I'd like my favorites being kept seperate from stuff that I looked at only once to find that I don't need it.
- Did I complain about the weight of the original FontBook? This new puppy may be lighter than the 3 kilograms of the 2006 analog edition (Apple lists the weight of the iPad2 as 1.33 pounds/601 g) but the filesize is a whopping 524 MB (which works out to 5.73 grams per megabyte by the way.) You don't want to download that over 3G without checking your data plan first.
These little gripes are no showstoppers but I still hope that Fontshop addresses them in future updates.
Final Verdict
At €4.99/$5.99 there's no excuse to not buy the FontBookApp immediately. Every designer will get one anyway and those who don't own an iPad yet have now the perfect excuse to get one.
Like, now.
Can somebody tell me why 1995 was the most prolific year in typedesign ever? I know that Macromedia bought Altsys in '95 and got Fontographer out of that deal but … really … 517 fonts in that year alone?


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Retirement won't be impossible for Generations X and Y, but compared with the baby boomers, they will need to save considerably more to make up for less employer and government help.
Fewer young people have access to generous retirement benefits, including traditional pensions and retiree health insurance. And those born in 1960 or later must wait an extra year, until age 67, to claim the full amount of Social Security they are entitled to. Those who claim at the same age their parents did will get less.
Here are some ways 20- and 30-somethings can get on track to retire comfortably:
Set a worthy goal. In a 2010 survey of 226 registered investment advisers commissioned by Scottrade Advisor Services, more than three-quarters (77%) suggested a retirement savings goal of at least $2 million for members of Generation Y, defined by the study to include those ages 18 to 26. Sixty-eight percent of the investment advisers said members of Generation X should also aim to save more than $2 million.
"For a Generation Y person who thinks she wants to retire at around age 70 who is going to have slightly above-average annual expenses, $2 million is probably the right number," says Michael Farr, the president of the Washington, D.C., investment firm Farr, Miller & Washington and the author of "A Million Is Not Enough: How to Retire With the Money You'll Need." But he cautions, "Most people who have high incomes and the ability to set aside $2 million will likely have more-expensive lifestyles."
However, other studies have found that young people may be able to get by on less in retirement. Human resources consulting firm Aon Hewitt calculated that Generation Y workers, whom it defines as people ages 18 to 30, will need 18.7 times their final pay for retirement, including Social Security, traditional pensions, and personal savings, to maintain their current standard of living after retirement at age 65. For someone whose final salary is $75,000, that's just over $1.4 million, and Social Security will provide part of that.
Aon Hewitt estimates that Generation Xers (ages 31 to 45) will need 16.1 times their final salary to pay for retirement. "A higher earner will probably continue to spend more in retirement," says Janet Tyler Johnson, a certified financial planner and president of JATAJ Wealth Management in Fitchburg, Wis. "It's really dependent on how much you need in retirement."
Take advantage of employer help. Getting to $2 million will take some effort, even if you start saving early. A 25-year-old will need to save about $7,405 annually, or $142 per week, to get there over 40 years, assuming an 8% annual return. Retirement account contributions from your employer will make it much easier to hit your retirement savings goal. If your employer matches your 401k contributions with $2,000 per year, you'll need to save only $104 per week to have $2 million by age 65, again assuming an 8% annual return.
Control costs. Minimizing investment fees and expenses will help you to grow your nest egg faster. That's because high expense ratios for mutual funds can result in a serious drag on your long-term returns. Getting a 7% annual return instead of 8% over a 40-year career (because you are paying 1% in yearly fees) means you will need to save $2,255 more per year to still hit $2 million by age 65. Index funds generally charge much less in annual fees than actively managed mutual funds do. "If I didn't manage my own money, I would buy an S&P 500 index fund because it is low-cost," says Farr.
Get a Roth IRA or 401k. Roth 401ks and IRAs allow young people, who are likely to be in a low tax bracket, to prepay taxes on their retirement savings. "Young folks are in a lower tax bracket now than they will be in the future, including when they begin to tap into their retirement savings," says Joe Alfonso, a certified financial planner for Aegis Financial Advisory in Lake Oswego, Ore. "You're giving up the current tax deduction, but you are basically getting tax-free retirement income that would otherwise be taxable in the future." Once your contribution is made with after-tax dollars, that money can continue to grow for the rest of your life without the drag of taxes. If you wait until age 59 1/2 to withdraw the money, you won't have to pay taxes on any of the growth. (Will your 401k provide enough? Find out with MSN Money's calculator.)
Maximize Social Security. Social Security provides a base level of income that your retirement savings should build upon. Take steps to maximize the amount you get by making sure you have at least 35 years of earnings under your belt before you sign up for payments, so that zeros won't be factored into your calculation. And carefully consider the age at which you begin to claim benefits. Payouts increase for each year of delayed claiming between ages 62 and 70.
Don't plan on retiring at 65. A male born in 1946 can expect to live 18 years after retirement at age 66, according to Social Security Administration projections. Men born in 1980 should plan for at least a 19.3-year retirement, after the higher retirement age of 67. For women, the average projected length of retirement jumps from 20 years for those born in 1946 to 21.2 years for those born in 1980. And these are just the averages. "Generation Y's life expectancy is going to be a lot longer," says Farr. "They have to fund more years of retirement than the old financial planning models built in."
Of course, you don't have to retire at age 65, or at what the Social Security Administration defines as the full retirement age, which is 66 for most baby boomers and 67 for younger people. Working a few extra years gives you more time to save, allows your investments more time to compound and reduces the number of retirement years your savings must finance. If you're 25 now, and willing to work until age 70, you could reach $2 million by saving just $95 per week, assuming an 8% annual return and not even counting the 401k match.
Don't get hung up on the number. How much you need to save for retirement largely depends on your expenses. If you're willing to pay off your mortgage before retirement, move to a smaller house or low-cost area of the country, and live a modest lifestyle, you may find a way to get by on less. Conversely, those who want a lavish retirement will need to save more.
"If you've got a goal based upon assumptions about inflation and rates of return, it's actually counterproductive, because those numbers can be pretty big, especially for young folks," says Alfonso. "It's more important to focus on the things that you can control, such as the percent of your gross income that you save, and to really focus on your career and moving up the salary chain."
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Doug, I acknowledge the global economy. Omitting our frightening relationship with China, for the most part is its economically healthy. Our trade with Japan though, isn't as healthy as it should be. They (more through social stigma than gov't intervention) don't really reciprocate. We buy all their stuff & except for Windows, they buy nearly nothing we make. Every time someone buys a Japanese product, a bulk share of that cash is sent to Japan, and never returns. If someone buys a German car or Bosch part, part of that money makes it back our way, in tangible exports, media exports or whatever. With Japan, the only way we ever see any of our money we export is when they go on vacation here.
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An Indiana man was killed early Monday morning after he stepped into the path of country star Jason Aldean's tour bus.
The accident happened around 1:30 a.m. on US 41 North, just north of Vincennes, Indiana, about an hour north of Evansville.
Aldean and his bus driver were the only two people traveling on the bus at the time, according to the singer's publicist.
In a release, the Knox County Sheriff's Department said the pedestrian, Albert Kennedy, walked into the path of the bus. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
The investigation into the crash is ongoing.
In a statement posted on Twitter, Aldean said, "With a heavy heart, I'm sad to say that a man passed away last night after stepping out in front of my bus in Indiana. In all the years I've been touring and all the miles we've driven, nothing prepares you for something like this to happen. I'm praying for Albert Kennedy's family and friends today and ask that you do the same."
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The 65-and-older age group allocated more of their expenditures to cash contributions in 1998 than other age groups did. "Cash contributions" include cash given to persons outside of the household, charities, churches, and other organizations.
Cash contributions by households headed by someone aged 65-and-older amounted to 6.2 percent of their total expenditures in 1998. This figure is about twice as high as the 2.9 percent given by the 35-to-64-year-old group and over three times as high as the 1.8 percent given by the under-35 age group.
Not only is the share allocated to cash contributions highest for the 65-and-over group, but the level also is. This group contributed $1,529 on average in 1998, compared with $1,232 for the 35-to-64 group and $536 for the under-35 set.
These data are a product of the Consumer Expenditures Survey program. Additional information is available in "Spending Patterns By Age," Issues in Labor Statistics (PDF 33K), Summary 00-16, August 2000.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Editor's Desk, 65-and-over group gives most on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2000/sept/wk4/art01.htm (visited September 21, 2014).
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The game will be played on Sat. Aug. 31 at LP Field in Nashville, Tenn. Game time remains unchanged at 7 p.m. EDT, 6 p.m. CDT in Nashville.
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A Senate Indian Affairs Committee hearing was held in Washington, D.C., on Thursday, Oct. 13, to consider and review the countrywide effects of the 2009 Supreme Court decision in Carcieri v. Salazar that found Secretary of the Interior, Ken Salazar, did not have authority to take Narragansett Indian tribal land into federal trust.
Tuesday night state leaders became poised to make history as the General Assembly met during a one-day special legislation on the proposed pension reform. For 10 months, Rhode Islanders from across the state, from state employees to retirees to teachers to public safety workers and cities and towns have been anticipating Gov. Lincoln D. Chafee and General Treasurer Gina Raimondo's proposal to save the state from its only 48 percent funded pension system and $7 billion unfunded liability.
From just about the moment the North Kingstown Town Council and School Committee finalized their individual budgets for the 2012 fiscal year, talk turned to 2013 and, to put it lightly, the discussions were far from optimistic.
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – As Rhode Island undergoes reapportioning and redistricting its voting districts once more to reflect the results of the new 2010 Census, state legislators are anxiously waiting to see what they may lose or gain.
As the Special Commission on Reapportionment met last Thursday at the South Kingstown High School during a preliminary public hearing on redistricting, local representatives and senators discovered there will be some changes in Washington County.
In today's Narragansett Times, find out how the voting districts may change as the state once again undergoes the redistricting process after the 2010 Census results revealed population changes. Also, inside today's paper, Sen. Whitehouse meets with URI students to discuss the future of the Pell Grants and Political Columnist Jim Baron discusses Occupy Wall Street's place in the political system.
All and more inside, today's The Narragansett Times.
This being Columbus Day weekend, it seems appropriate to ponder the vexing question of immigration.
I must be one of the few people in Rhode Island who is ambivalent about the issue of allowing illegal alien high school graduates pay in-state tuition at URI and the state colleges.
Everyone else seems to be on one side or the other – loudly, passionately, dedicatedly, even angrily on one side or the other.
ALTON - The issue of public safety is not taken lightly by the people of Richmond.
Just ask Michael Pennacchia, resident of Bucknam Road in Alton. Pennacchia recently started a petition, signed by the vast majority of his neighbors, asking the town to do something that he believes will be the best interest of public safety in his quiet, rural neighborhood.
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NORTH KINGSTOWN – Robert Benner, 23, who once considered a career in law because he enjoys "the philosophical aspects" became, instead, a third-degree black belt martial artist using philosophy to shape and mold little kids.
HOPKINTON - The Rhode Island Welcome Center, which sits on the northbound side of Route 95 in between Exits 2 and 3, was officially closed on Thursday, Sept. 29.
According to a letter from Rhode Island Economic Development Corp. (RIEDC) Executive Director Keith Stokes to both the Rhode Island Senate and House of Representatives, the Welcome Center was closed because of funding shortages and a decreasing number of visitors
EXETER – Drivers traveling on Ten Rod Road last Thursday were treated to an amazing site: the entire exterior of the historic Chestnut Hill Baptist Church's belfry had been taken down, leaving behind a skeleton made of tree trunks surrounding an ancient bell.
As contractors from Keach Framing removed the last remnants – dealt a death blow by Tropical Storm Irene – church members working on the ground put the finishing touches on the new louvers they'd built to create a crown for the venerable meeting house.


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Of the powers that are reserved for the states, marriage seems a reasonable one, until/unless you consider whether the ability to marry as one chooses is a comment on the humanity of some classes of people vs. other classes of people. In which case, it seems absurd (ethically, if not legally) because of the implication that some people are only fully human or fully citizens in some states. Then it just sort of makes me apoplectic.
Meanwhile, watching Obama's contortions on this (which have been frustrating, but very, very deft, and I do approve) is fascinating. And is making March and this summer all the more terrifying because the stakes and the scale keep seeming to expand.
A while ago someone sent me email and said, "What was it like hearing Stonewall" mentioned in the inaugural. I still owe her a response, but the short answer is that I don't know. For there was a roaring in my ears, and the need to sit down, and an inability to understand its meaning. I imagine it will be 100 times worse when all this Supreme Court stuff happens, no matter which way any of the cases fall. I actually worry about how to be the day the decisions come out. Maybe I should stay home, lest I faint or cry, or, maybe all the gods forbid, find it necessary to experience despair in public.
For the many lawyers that follow me, the above paragraphs likely seem some combination of irrelevant, inaccurate, and hyperbolic, which is the necessary nature of your professional functions.
But in college my student LGBT group passed out little maps with the sodomy laws (this was over a decade before Lawrence v. Texas), and we kept them in our wallets as everything from a challenge to a dirty joke to a constant reminder that in the eyes of the law we were not, and perhaps would never be, people. I think everyone I knew for years could, without pausing to think, tell you exactly how many states they had broken sodomy laws in. That we often chatted about this like the weather, only seems peculiar in retrospect.
The other day on twitter, I announced a new project/idea I was working on, for the LGBT fans. Even the non-fans… Anyone who needs help/advice/support, really. I just got the idea when I found myself helping out those fans while taking a break from everything and thought maybe it'd be a good way to help others in need.
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the U.S. Food and Drug Administration late Wednesday approved the
blood thinner Brilinta (ticagrelor) for use in patients with acute
coronary syndromes, to help lower their odds for heart attack and
Acute coronary syndromes include common conditions such as
unstable angina or heart attack linked to lowered blood flow to the
heart, the FDA noted in a statement. Brilinta, developed by
pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca, works to prevent new blood clots
from forming.
The agency's move comes after a number of studies found that
Brilinta performed well against the standard blood thinner now in
use, Plavix (clopidogrel).
"In clinical trials, Brilinta was more effective than Plavix in preventing heart attacks and death, but that advantage was seen with aspirin maintenance doses of 75 to 100 milligrams once daily," Dr. Norman Stockbridge, director of the Division of Cardiovascular and Renal Products in the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, said in an agency news release.
In approving Brilinta, the FDA is mandating a "boxed warning" on
the drug's labeling, advising that taking the drug along with daily
aspirin doses above 100 milligrams could decrease its
effectiveness. The FDA is also mandating that AstraZeneca "conduct
educational outreach to physicians to alert them about the risk of
using higher doses of aspirin."
The boxed warning will also note that, as can happen with blood
thinners generally, Brilinta may raise the odds for bleeding.
According to the FDA, the most common side effects seen with
Brilinta were bleeding and/or shortness of breath.
Late last month, a study presented at an American Heart
Association press conference found that heart patients who took
Brilinta with low-dose aspirin (less than 300 milligrams) had fewer
cardiovascular complications than those taking Plavix plus low-dose
aspirin. But, as the FDA noted in its approval, that benefit
vanished when higher doses of aspirin were used.
Speaking at the time, Dr. Jeffrey S. Berger, assistant professor
of medicine and director of cardiovascular thrombosis at NYU
Langone Medical Center in New York City, said that "the study
highlights that if one chooses to use ticagrelor in subjects with
acute coronary syndromes, it would be logical to use aspirin 81
milligrams per day (and not 325 mg daily)."
He added that, "there is little reason to ever use aspirin 325
mg except in the acute setting of a heart attack or stroke. A
higher aspirin dose (325 mg versus 81 mg) increases the risk of
bleeding without increasing the efficacy of the drug."
More information
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Here is the solution I pursued when I needed to add security to Stripes. Since Stripes uses annotations and strays from the traditional xml configuration, I thought it would be nice to have an annotation based solution to securing actions. The solution I came up with allows the user to apply role based security at both the class and method level of stripes actions. This information is particularly useful for those wanting an ACL based system or tying into legacy systems using ACL based security. The first step is to get the stripes-security source which you can download below.
This new new version combines the tag and security mechanisms. It also changed where the security interceptor runs to the LifecycleStage.HandlerResolution so the action bean is available to AutoExceptionHandlers. The jsp tag now utilizes the Stripes Security Manager by default so you don't have to code your own. I figured if I was going to put this out here, I may as well do it right and make it easy. I have added a new method to the SecurityManager
public boolean isUserInRole(List<String> roles, HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response);
because as far as I know, the tag doesn't have access to the context. I also left the original method there for backwards compatibility. This version 1.4.2 is the latest one. You can include the new taglib using the following.
<%@ taglib uri="http://stripes.sourceforge.net/stripes-security.tld" prefix="ss"%>
|You can download the latest source code(1.4.2) for the combined security add on
Here are the old jars in case anybody has some use for them. They are now considered deprecated.
|You can download the previous source code for the security add on []
|You can download the previous source code for the security jsp tag here
Next, you will need to set up the web.xml to use the StripesSecurityFilter instead of the standard StripesFilter. You should still be able to do everything you could with the stripes filter since this is just an extension of that class.
<filter> <description> Provides essential configuration and request processing services for the Stripes framework. </description> <display-name>Stripes Security Filter</display-name> <filter-name>StripesSecurityFilter</filter-name> <filter-class>com.tess.security.controller.StripesContextFilter</filter-class> <init-param> <param-name>SecurityManager.Class</param-name> <param-value>com.tess.security.util.TessSecurityManager</param-value> </init-param> <init-param> <param-name>UnauthorizedResolutionURL</param-name> <param-value>/unauthorized.jsp</param-value> </init-param> <init-param> <param-name>Interceptor.Classes</param-name> <param-value> net.sourceforge.stripes.security.controller.SecurityInterceptor, net.sourceforge.stripes.controller.BeforeAfterMethodInterceptor</param-value> </init-param> </filter> <filter-mapping> <filter-name>StripesSecurityFilter</filter-name> <url-pattern>*.jsp</url-pattern> <dispatcher>REQUEST</dispatcher> </filter-mapping> <filter-mapping> <filter-name>StripesSecurityFilter</filter-name> <servlet-name>StripesDispatcher</servlet-name> <dispatcher>REQUEST</dispatcher> </filter-mapping>
The setup complies with the standard stripes setup. The SecurityManager and SecurityInterceptor are both required. The UnauthorizedResolutionURL is optional and is used to redirect the user to a custom page upon unauthorized access. If this isn't set, it will just throw a StripesAuthorizationException.
The SecurityManager is the custom piece as to managing your security. There are many ways to manage security so the SecurityManager was written as an interface which must be implemented using your own class and this is the class that is set using the SecurityManager.Class init parameter in the filter. An example security manager is below.
import java.util.List; import com.tess.security.controller.StripesSecurityManager; import net.sourceforge.stripes.action.ActionBeanContext; public class MySecurityManager implements StripesSecurityManager { public boolean isUserInRole(List<String> roles, ActionBeanContext context) { // if (roles == null || roles.size() < 1) return false; for (String role : roles) { // Iterate through the roles and validate them in whatever manner you want. // If the user is unauthorized, return false. Otherwise return true if they // are authorized. if (notAuthorized) return false; } return true; } }
The role list that is passed in is the role(s) that are set on the action using the @Secure annotation. These are just strings and it is up to you to check these roles against the user that is currently logged in to see if they are authorized to access this method or class within the action. The action context is passed in to allow full access to the request, session, etc. This should provide ample flexibility in allowing the developer to plug into any role management framework. A simple example action using the security is below.
package example; import java.util.List; import net.sourceforge.stripes.action.ActionBeanContext; import net.sourceforge.stripes.action.DefaultHandler; import net.sourceforge.stripes.action.DontValidate; import net.sourceforge.stripes.action.ForwardResolution; import net.sourceforge.stripes.action.HandlesEvent; import net.sourceforge.stripes.action.Resolution; import net.sourceforge.stripes.action.UrlBinding; import net.sourceforge.stripes.validation.Validate; import net.sourceforge.stripes.validation.ValidateNestedProperties; // If a role is put on the class, you must have that role to access anything inside the class. // You don't need to have a Secure annotation here unless you want to require everyone that uses // this action to have this role. The class level annotation is processed before method level roles. @Secure(roles = "MANAGE_GROUPS") public class ManageGroupsAction implements ActionBean { String groupId; String companyId; @DefaultHandler public Resolution manageGroups() { return null; } @Secure(roles = "CREATE_GROUP") public Resolution createGroup() { return null; } @Secure(roles = "SAVE_GROUP") public Resolution saveGroup() { return null; } @Secure(roles="DELETE_GROUP") public Resolution deleteGroup() { return null; } @Secure(roles="SAVE_GROUP") public Resolution editGroup() { return null; } // This method by default requires the role that is over the class. public Resolution viewGroups() { return null; } }
Roles can be applied at either the class or method level. Roles are string based and separated by commas to apply more than 1 role to a method. Checking always starts at the class level and then goes to the method level. For example, if you have "MANAGE_GROUPS" on the class and "DELETE_GROUP" on the method, the user would be required to have both roles to delete a group. You don't need any roles at the class level so you can control everything at the method or you can have a role(s) at the class and none on the methods to lock down the entire class. A new feature has been added to allow for annotations to be inherited from a parent class. Now you can create your own base action for instance and add a @Secure annotation at the class level. All children will automatically inherit this level of security until that child provides its own @Secure annotation at the class level which will override the parents permissions. This is only implemented on the class level and doesn't apply at the method level. I felt this provided enough flexibility (for me anyway) without becoming overly complex.
One other piece I neglected to add in here was the code for a convenient little jsp tag to allow for securing pieces of a jsp. Below is an example of how it is used. You will need to define your own tld.
<%@ taglib uri="http://stripes.sourceforge.net/stripes-security.tld" prefix="tess"%>
<ss:secure roles="ADMIN, POWER_USER">
Secured content goes in here
You can use a comma separated list of roles and it works much the same way as the stripes security. If you have the role that is listed, it allows the code
between the tags to be executed. You download the base source code and tld using the link at the top of the page.
Please let me know if you have suggestions, find bugs or whatever. If I have forgotten anything, please let me know. I can usually be reached through the stripes users mailing list.


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University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Associate Professor of Journalism Gerald Kato brought six visiting Chinese journalists, the 2011–12 class of Parvin Fellows, to the PBS Hawaiʻi studio recently. Insights on PBS Hawaiʻi, with host Dan Boylan, featured a live, one hour call-in dialogue focusing on the University of Hawaiʻi and the latest exciting activities on our 10 campuses. Joining me as Dan's guests were UH West Oʻahu Chancellor Gene Awakuni, UH Hilo Chancellor Don Straney and Hawaiʻinuiākea College of Hawaiian Knowledge Dean Maenette Benham, and it was a lively and engaging hour! You can watch the show online at www.pbshawaii.org (the show was on at the same time as Wahine Volleyball!). The journalists from China are here to learn more about American media and culture, and they sat in on our live program to see how U.S. television works. It was a pleasure to meet them and to have the live studio audience as well!


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48 teens signed up and were accepted to the Police Explorer Academy.
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This obstacle course is the same one law enforcement officers use to train.
"They were really trying. It makes me remember when I did this obstacle course 21 years ago.
They did it well," says Phoenix Police Lt. Tony Lopez.
The Police Explorer Academy started back in 1973, giving teens from 14 to 20 years old a chance to see what it's like to be a police officer.
"I decided to come here to get a better experience of what it's going to be like in a couple of years," says explorer Ryan Walters.
That's why a lot of these teenagers are here. Many of these explorers are going to college with the idea of a career in law enforcement in the future.
That's what the three Salazar sisters are thinking about.
"I think it's such a great experience for us to be able to be out here and getting this experience," says explorer Anna Salazar.
In a few years from now you could see them patrolling the streets.
The program lasts two intense weeks. The explorers will graduate from the program Friday night.
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The city also files a separate request to cover General Assistance recipients whose eligibility is not in dispute.
N.H. suicide victim was Wells High School valedictorian
Police identify the 22-year-old woman who died when she was hit by the Amtrak Downeaster last week.
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Committee members agree to hire a New England-based consultant to help them fill the post.
Robert Lustyik Jr. says he doesn't want to implicate anybody else in the investigation.
Mr. Donovan made a name for himself with his commitment to Bath.
His relatives say they were proud and excited when the New Jersey sixth-grader shot the large bear after it was treed by dogs in Bethel.
The company says Morgan and others are at least partly to blame for their injuries in a crash involving a Wal-Mart truck.
David Shepherd is retiring after a 35-year U.S. postal career of making friends and going the extra mile.
But it is unclear if Turkey will intervene to prevent the capture of the Syrian Kurdish town of Kobane.
The police officer who made the drug arrest is the man who shot and killed an unarmed Michael Brown.
It's an efficient way to gather water samples for research work that in the summer found a record-low growth rate for plankton, a crucial food source.
The supplement apparently boosts the machinery that helps recycle and repackage signaling chemicals.
The recommendation comes after six guards brutally beat a Rikers Island inmate.
Farm Bill appropriations will boost local food financing and marketing.
The National Cancer Institute is counting cases that may be linked to the world's first atomic bomb test almost 70 years ago at Trinity Site in New Mexico.
President Obama and Narendra Modi hope to fix a diplomatic relationship that seems to have frayed.
Kids in Missouri and Colorado are experiencing symptoms as the disease continues to spread.
A company CEO is indicted because use of his smartphone product could lead to domestic violence.
The Israeli premier warns that both groups are bent on world domination by terror, just as the Nazis were.
Maine Community Health Options will offer health policies throughout New Hampshire in 2015, building on its success in the first year of the federal insurance marketplace.
The 5,000-capacity venue, part of the development of Thompson's Point, is expected to open next summer.
at 1:02 AMHe wants to prevent higher power prices, but Democrat Mike Michaud says the governor favors a bill that threatens private property rights.
The forest fire on Pinnacle Mountain, reported around 1:30 p.m. Monday, continued burning into the night.
September 29State regulators are trying to decide whether ratepayers should shoulder up to $75 million a year for added natural gas capacity.
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