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Pres-Hello- does anyone have information on rental prices in leon for a 2 bedroom apartment with furniture and air conditioning? I am in the very LOW income bracket, or does anyone know where to live in Nicaragua where there is a cooler climate?And any rental information about the cooler climate area or town? What areas are safe to live in nicaragua? I know that living in Managua is VERY DANGEROUS for sure. I just joined this site - Thank you to whomever is kind enough to take Their precious time to reply to me.
Noticed after I posted that you live in Mexico
Depending on where you are, I'm not sure you'd get a better retirement deal here than there. You would need a minimum of US $600 a month pension from a state system, or US $800 a month from a private pension fund or investments (rentier status).
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As Billy Bob said, there is a lot of Nicaragua information here. But, there are also a lot of considerations that are in no way specific to Nicaragua. I recommend taking a look at http://a42.com which is about expatriation in general. The site is a baby today with almost no country-specific information but growing quantities of general information.
Unlike here and all other places I have seen, the information is divided up into:
- Why? -- That is, why you might want to expatriate.
- Where? -- Some generic information and then entries for various destinations.
- How? -- The steps to take to get moved and integrated.
To offer a specific bit of advice here that is discussed there, concentrate on where you actually want to live first. Getting too concerned about the legal side of living somewhere can be a serious distraction. This is not to suggest you not establish legal residency but once you have one or a few specific destinations in mind, you will likely find there are a lot of options. Many just don't show up on typical how to move to country X web pages and such.
To offer an example, you can be granted residency in Costa Rica if your doctor says you need to be there for continued medical treatment.
I'm about $90 over the least you can have to live here legally
I recommend having around $7,000 to $12,000 for getting set up and having a nest egg for emergencies. There are no support services for medical issues other than the public clinic and you pay for medicines there. Rents vary but Nicaraguan style houses generally run between $100 US to $400 US a month depending, unfurnished. Furnished apartments and houses are relatively rarer. Figure out what your US resources (family, friends) would be in case of emergencies. Coming down here without previous visits has worked for one person here, but it's not really advised for most of us.
Theft is common, but violent and confrontational theft is rarer. If you go away for visits, leave things you couldn't bear to lose with friends, and ofter gifts to neighbors if the house is untouched.
San Raphael del Norte, Jinotega, Somoto, Esteli, and Matagalpa are the cooler cities and towns. Matagalpa is a bit warmer than Jinotega, but has more shopping and one or two Spanish language schools. Jinotega is like Greenville, SC; Matagalpa is like Roanoke, VA., Esteli is like maybe Winchester, VA. Haven't been to the others.
Everyone I know in Jinotega has had some things stolen -- not all of these are reported. Basically, stay away from people who do drugs. There's no middle class hippie pot smoking culture here -- all drug users are considered low class and while pot smokers don't get busted, EVERYONE knows who smokes and most middle class Nicaraguans avoid them. Also, stay away from people who do other stupid things, and people who don't seem to have their lives in order -- expatriate or Nicaraguan (they tend to want to borrow money). If you're getting under $1K a month, you're going to be roughly middle class to lower middle class in Nicaragua, not better than that.
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Certain areas of Managua can be very dangerous (more so at night) but there are plenty of nicer neighborhoods as well. When it comes to traveling at night, just takes some common sense!! That goes for every country in the world--some areas are safer than others!! People do certain negative things to survive!!
Electricity here is very $$$$$, so that could eat up a lot of ones budget very quickly. I know 1 hotel that is near the hilton---they charge you for the electricity one uses--they say it can add $200 to $500 a month to ones bill (no clue what rate they charge)
Hope you Speak Spanish. Very little English is spoken and yes Nica can be fairly inexpensive, but if your a gringo----expect to pay gringo price in many situations!! The taxi ride that charge my housekeeper 50 cords---wants to charge me 200.
Nica is a great country, bu ti would be visiting for awhile before I decided to move down here.
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small house near tica bus..my electric bill is usally under 400 cords a month..dont consider it expensive..but then i decided if i want to live in the tropics..so live in the tropics..i dont use a/c.. commercial rates are much higher
Does not matter to me,lol but with regards to the Op---do you run AC at all? As he asked about AC. I think many people live a very good life here, but I sort of get the feeling if one expects to come to NIca and live just the way one does in the USA--one may be shocked a bit. Of course that depends how 1 lives in the USA/Canada.
All of Nicaragua is a safe
All of Nicaragua is a safe place to live. Managua is Not "VERY DANGEROUS for sure". Maybe, you should try to visit a place before you decide on moving there. Or even do a little more research since you don´t even know where the cooler parts of Nica are. Try these 2 things before you make stereotypical comments about something you know nothing about or just stay home!
Managua and crime & safety is a touchy subject for Nicafish...
I see the organization you work for has put out a nice guide to the country.
I must say it is very comprehensive.
"Your Nicaragua Cheat Sheet: All the Essentials in 2 Hours or Less"
Assuming it is aimed at volunteers understanding a little about the country, I wonder why it has no information on street smarts, use of public transport, taxis, Taxi/ATM kidnapping, areas to avoid after dark, laptop use, iphones, ipads, jewelry etc etc.
Its certainly in-keeping with your positive comments about the country and how crime free it is but is it accurate?
Saying "All of Nicaragua is a safe place to live" is, in my opinion as inaccurate as saying " Managua is VERY DANGEROUS for sure
Our weekly paper (nearly 6 years old) tries to be positive but even we have to warn the tourists from time to time.
I'm just trying to be polite and get a sense and a feel for why the reluctance to say anything bad about the areas or instances of crime that people need to know about and why the instant attack when someone says something about Nicaragua.
I find I can love it and be honest about it at the same time.
the Nica cheat sheet was a
the Nica cheat sheet was a very interesting read. It was a little short on some aspects, but others on this forum have provided more insight into the goals of the revolution and motives of post revolution struggles.
My favorite quote was, "Let us fight the Yankee, the scourge of humanity.. " I'm from the South, so I can appreciate these sentiments. But policies that pitted such a small nation against the Colossus of the North were not very pragmatic... or popular.
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Try Craigslist Nicaragua
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This site and therealnicaragua.com. Come visit and make up your own mind.
Item one, Managua probably does have a higher murder rate than most areas, but the better neighborhoods are quite nice and the city has many more conveniences than the cow towns. Don't violate the 4S rule and you should have no great risk.
Rentals in Nic. are a little more informal than you might be used to. Get what informnation you can online, but in the end you end up playing detective and asking for leads and walking the streets looking for very small signs offering rentals. Expect to do everything in Nicaraguan Spanish. Pricing will be all over the board, including "what the traffic will bear".
I would suggest for starters you look for a month rate at a guest house or rent a room until you get your bearings. AC is not real common and electricity costs about twice what you pay in the States and is not reliable. There are high elevation towns but they are primitive. The area south or Managua has its fans and I personally lean towards Jinotega, but would also look at the mountains in Chontales.
Trying to live here on a very low budget will also have its challenges, including boredom and lack of creature comforts. Come visit and see how you can adapt.
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A couple tips that I've picked up whilst making mount runs and such...
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You don't have to deal with any trash at all. Just stroll right up past the axe-throwers, toss a Moonfire on one of the council and jog around to the back of the cage.
If you keep the Zulian Tigers alive (and damaged), the priestess will heal them instead of her compatriots (must be a cat-lover).
Not a tip for him, but as a 'while you're there...' thing. Nuke the packs of raptors. They have a chance of dropping a raptor pet that easily sells for a grand on my realm.
If you're still learning the fight or have some difficulties with it (or just want a 'do over option'), kill Ikiss. It gives you a room to pull trash back into (fear is bad, mmkay?) and if you do end up kissing the floor, killing Ikiss opens up the door in the first chamber for a straight shot back to his room without having to stealth through all the trash again.
Killing Ikiss also gives you a count of how many times you've run the instance, whereas Anzu doesn't. So if you're wondering how many times you've run a certain boss, Ikiss is a great way to keep a tally on your Anzu farming! The information is in your Statistics on the WoW Armory, or on the Statistics tab on the Achievements interface, in-game.


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TOWN OF GRANT, WI (WTAQ) - The Shawano County Sheriff's Department says they have identified two persons of interest involved in a burglary of a recently deceased elderly couple's home.
A day after their deaths, on January 9th, a large amount of cash was taken from their Town of Grant home.
Capt. Tom Tuma says a 32-year Junction City man and a 23-year-old Wisconsin Rapids woman were involved.
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Assignment Briefing
An assignment brief is the document marketers use to give directions for the projects they want their agencies' and other partners to accomplish. The brief should identify your project needs, objectives, target audiences, budget, and timetable and provide relevant background information. The quality of your brief is the key to getting quality work done. Too often, however, the assignment brief is incomplete or simply not done. The goal of this course is to help those giving assignments gain an appreciation for the importance for why and how to draft complete briefing documents.
Today, depending on the company, one-to-many hundreds of individual marketers can interact with separate teams at different agencies on dozens of different assignment types. Regardless whether you are briefing your agencies for traditional advertising, digital direct response, social media, events, etc., the agency requires both the critical brand information, which may stay constant from one brief to another, as well as the tactical information specific to the project being managed.
The challenge is that the complexity of managing the information your agency ecosystem needs to operate efficiently has outstripped the capability of current processes to effectively deliver that information. The result, the costs stemming from the poor briefing processes is staggering.
In fact, research indicates that on average, 30% of an agencies effort is wasted due to poor briefing. While the loss may be considered marginal when compared to the revenue lost by off-brand, off-market, or off-message assignments, it is none the less significant. More importantly, the friction caused by having to frequently send the agency back to "do the assignment over" keeps agencies and clients from becoming strong partners.
Therefore, regardless of the revenue that could be gained by faster deliveries, higher quality creative, and more effective campaigns, marketers can pick up a quick 5% to 20% savings by directing agencies' efforts more precisely.
Participants in this course will develop a clear understanding of good briefing skills and processes, as well as an understanding of why initiatives like Integrated Marketing, Agency Consolidation, Lead Agency models, and Pay for Performance must start with good briefing if they are to be successful.
Who This Course Is For:
Marketers at all levels but especially those that will have specific interest including managers engaged in agency management or project briefing, brand managers responsible for agency financial management, marketing sourcing and procurement professionals as well as CMOs, Vice Presidents of Marketing and others responsible for strategic initiatives
Key Takeaways
- Learn how to gain rapid and lasting improvement in ROI from your agency spend.
- Understand how to brief your agencies so they can be as effective as possible.
- Learn the different information requirements for different agency assignment types.
- Learn how to make each piece of information complete, clear, and actionable by the agency.
- Learn how to capture insights, brilliance, and strategies alongside product and tactical information.
- Learn best practices for information flow through your company, partners, and agencies.
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Defining "Brief"
- Understanding the brief as the marketers manufactured "product" you own
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- The industry has become complex and fragmented
- Consequence/Cost - of extremely poor communication within the Communications field
- A "brief" is your assignment-by-assignment agreement for agency work.
How to give your agency the best possible chance of success
- Understand the agency perspective
- What motivates your agency
- The results of poor briefing on your agency
The "Universal Components" of brilliant agency briefs
- Understanding the fundamental building blocks of all campaigns and almost all agency assignments
- Top 10 components - Weighting the importance of each part of your brief
The types of tactical agency assignments
- Why one size definitely will NOT fit all your agency's requirements for success
- Each assignment type must have its own set of critical input
- You should MASTER yours , small projects vs. large projects
Team campaign briefing lab
- Develop a clear understanding about how briefs are built
- Develop a solid skill set on the component worked on during this exercise
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LEFKÁDHA (Lefkás) is an oddity, which is exactly why it is some people's favourite Ionian island. Connected to the mainland by a long causeway through lagoons and a 30m pontoon swivel bridge, it barely feels like an island, at least on the busier eastern side. Lefkádha was long an important strategic base and approaching the causeway you pass a series of fortresses, climaxing in the fourteenth-century castle of Santa Maura – the Venetian name for the island. These defences were too close to the mainland to avoid an Ottoman tenure, which began in 1479, but the Venetians wrested back control a couple of centuries later. They were in turn overthrown by Napoleon in 1797 and then the British took over as Ionian protectors in 1810 until reunification with Greece in 1864.
The whiteness of its rock strata – lefkás has the same root as lefkós, "white" – is apparent on its partly bare ridges. While the marshes and boggy inlets on the east coast can lead to a mosquito problem, the island is a fertile place, supporting cypresses, olive groves and vineyards, particularly on the western slopes. The rugged west coast, however, is the star attraction, boasting some of the finest beaches in the archipelago.
Lefkádha remains relatively undeveloped, with just two major resorts: Vassilikí, in its vast bay in the south, claims to be Europe's biggest windsurfing centre; Nydhrí, on the east coast, overlooks the island's picturesque set of satellite islets, including laidback Meganíssi. The capital's superb marina also appeals to yachties in large numbers.Read More
Lefkádha's summer festivals
Lefkádha's summer festivals
Lefkádha has been home to various literati, including two prominent Greek poets, Angelos Sikelianos and Aristotelis Valaoritis, and the American writer Lafcadio Hearn. Fittingly then, each summer for over fifty years, Lefkádha has hosted two parallel and wide-ranging cultural festivals, which these days attract performers and visitors from around the world. These are the International Folklore Festival and Speech & Arts Events. Originally only lasting for two to three weeks in August, they now extend from June to September, and troupes come from eastern and western Europe, South America and elsewhere, performing mainly at Santa Maura castle near Lefkádha Town, but also in villages around the island. The island and mainland Greece respond with troupes of their own musicians, dancers and theatrical companies. You can usually enjoy occasional performances of world music and jazz too, as well as art exhibitions and special cinema showings. For details, contact 26450 26711 or see lefkasculturalcenter.gr.
Lover's leap
Lover's leap
Fourteen kilometres south along the main road from Atháni, barren Cape Lefkátas drops abruptly 75m into the sea. Byron's Childe Harold sailed past this point, and "saw the evening star above, Leucadia's far projecting rock of woe: And hail'd the last resort of fruitless love". The fruitless love is a reference to Sappho, who in accordance with the ancient legend that you could cure yourself of unrequited love by leaping into these waters, leapt – and died. In her honour the locals termed the place Kávos tis Kyrás ("lady's cape"), and her act was imitated by the lovelorn youths of Lefkádha for centuries afterwards. And not just by the lovelorn, for the act (known as katapondismós) was performed annually by scapegoats – always a criminal or a lunatic – selected by priests from the Apollo temple whose sparse ruins lie close by. This purification rite continued into the Roman era, when it degenerated into little more than a fashionable stunt by decadent youth. These days, in a more controlled modern re-enactment, Greek hang-gliders hold a tournament from the cliffs every July.


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The Fargo Fire Department has determined the cause of an apartment fire at 925 Page Drive over the weekend. The fire investigation has determined that the cause of the fire was due to smoking materials which ignited nearby combustible materials.
The fire happened just before 5:30 a.m. Saturday, April 6. The fire killed one man, Jesse Madson, and his girlfriend, Angela Wentz is on life support in a Twin Cities burn unit.
Sunday Update
Updated 4:30 PM
An early morning fire in South Fargo takes the life of one and severely injures another. It happened around 5:30 AM at the Page Meadows apartments at 925 Page Drive South. The fire also left people stranded on the third floor of the apartment building. They had to be rescued by fire crews from their balconies.
Neighbors and families spent the morning in the rain watching fire crews battle the fire and go through debris. Some neighbors say they didn't think it was a real fire until one person ran up and down the halls yelling for everyone to get out. But when they saw the flames, and learned the fire had killed their neighbor, the situation became all too real.
Both the Red Cross and Salvation Army were there to help people that had to stay out of the building for several hours this morning. Eight families have been given food and shelter until Tuesday when the building is expected to re-open.
From the Fargo Fire Department:
At approx. 5:30 a.m. this morning, the Fargo Fire Department responded to a fire at Page Meadows apartments, located at 925 Page Dr S. in Fargo.
A neighbor noticed the fire and called 9-1-1 stating flames could be seen. Before first units arrived on scene, it was reported that one family had already escaped the building by jumping from a balcony.
Assistant Fire Chief LeRoy Skarloken says when fire crews arrived on scene, fire was showing from a patio door on the second floor. Fire crews entered the building and encountered heavy smoke conditions on the second and third floors. Firefighters attacked the fire in the second floor apartment and two people were pulled from the fire. One victim was pronounced dead at the scene and the other was transported to Essentia Hospital.
Four residents were rescued from third floor balconies.
The fire caused heavy damage to the involved apartment and moderate smoke and water damage to the rest of the building. The steel siding on the exterior of the building drastically reduced the spread of the fire to the third floor and attic.
The Fargo Fire Department responded with 23 personnel on five engines, two trucks, and two command vehicles. A second alarm was called. Units from Moorhead Fire, Fargo Police, FM Ambulance, Salvation Army, and the Red Cross also responded.
At this time, fire crews are still on the scene. The cause of the fire is under investigation.


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Study finds meditation helps teachers cope with stressSchool teachers probably take many deep breaths over the course of a day, but a new study found that when they actually learned how to meditate and pr...
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Are we hard-wired to care for othersNew brain research suggests that humans have a hard-wired instinct to care for infants. In their weekly conversation, WHYY's Behavioral Health re...
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Changing the way women experience "the change"Menopause used to be a taboo topic - and women suffered through it silently. As the baby boomers come of age - they are taking a more open approach t...
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Do therapists function as 'marital combat ninjas'?A marital combat ninja, a pilot guiding a helicopter through a storm — that's how marriage therapists describe their job, according to an article...
February 27, 2012 | DR. DAN GOTTLIEB
Why ask "why me"?When we're having a terrible day or when tragedy strikes, often, the first question that comes to mind is "why me?"
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Talking politics without fightingPolitics may well be the most taboo topic in social settings - even on President's Day. Bring it up, and you might soon find the conversation dis...
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What does commitment mean in relationships?What does it mean to be committed to your marriage? New research takes a look at what kind of commitment keeps couples together.


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Below is a gallery of current NSF infographics. These are provided as a free resource to help individuals and families live safer, healthier lives. Select a thumbnail of any of the infographics to view the full document.
Expiration Dates Survey Results
NSF surveyed 1,000 Americans to find out how well they understand common food labeling dates and whether they were truly paying attention to these dates when it came to purchasing, storing and consuming food items in their homes.
Five Steps to a Safer Pool and Spa
Last year, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission reported that more than 200 children ages 1-14 drowned in a swimming pool or spa. No matter how many years you have owned a pool, don't take safety for granted. Take advantage of today's latest products and technologies and follow these tips to help keep your pool and spa safer.
Workplace Flu Survey Results
NSF surveyed 1,000 employed Americans to find out their views on going to work sick and found that illness doesn't keep most home.
Playing it Safe at Sochi: Doping and the Winter Olympics
Olympic athletes and the supplements that they take are under more scrutiny than ever before. This infographic illustrates the increased testing athletes are being subjected to and how accidental doping as a result of taking a contaminated supplement is preventable.
Germiest Places in the Kitchen (2013 NSF Germ Study)
As part of its 2013 NSF International Germ Study, NSF's microbiology team analyzed several kitchen appliances and tools for the presence of foodborne pathogens. This infographic reveals which common kitchen appliances and tools used to store and prepare food can harbor organisms that cause foodborne illness if not cleaned properly. [LINK]
Germiest Places in the Home (2011 NSF Germ Study)
In 2011, NSF International conducted a "Germiest Places in the Home" study to identify germ hot spots in the home. Twenty-two families were asked to swab 30 household items ranging from kitchen surfaces to cell phones to pet items. This infographic shows where the highest concentration of germs is hiding in homes.
The Dangers of Pool Drains
Although swimming pools and spas can be healthy and fun for the whole family, the Consumer Product Safety Commission estimates that almost 300 children under the age of 5 drown in swimming pools each year and thousands are injured. NSF created this infographic to explain the actions that pool users can take to reduce the risk of drowning, injury or illness.
The Growth of Organic
October 2012 marked the 10th year USDA oversight of organic certification in the U.S. In celebration of this milestone, Quality Assurance International (QAI), a leading certifier of organic and gluten-free products with 23 years of experience and part of the NSF family of companies, created this infographic summarizing the growth of the organic industry in the past 10 years.


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It's almost Memorial Day and today, we have a super cute craft idea for you! My son joined me on the news set and together, we made a hand print canvas. He had so much fun making that canvas and it also makes a great decoration!
Red, White & Blue Paint
Sponges (To wipe the paint onto your hand)
Simply paint the hand of your child and start painting! That's it. Not hard at all!
The best part is that it is fun, your kids will enjoy it and you get to add some decoration for your home too! Sounds like a cool thing to me!
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When asked last November to describe his relationship with new teammate Andre Miller, Roy didn't want to be quoted.
"Our relationship,"Roy said, "is delicate."
Roy wondered why the veteran point guard never talked to him. He was miffed that the offense no longer went through him, but rather through the probing dribbles of Miller. It got so bad that during preseason games, Roy openly huffed at perceived snubs when the ball went to the other side of the court.
And when the team went to huddles during timeouts, more times than not, Roy would slap hands with every Blazer ... except Miller.
But it all really started to shift for Roy this summer, when he went to a psychologist. It was during a session when Roy said he had an 'ah-ha' moment regarding his relationship with Miller.
"It was a big thing for me when I realized it – I wasn't reaching out enough," Roy said. "I'm a sharer and a giver, but there are times I can be stubborn mentally – where if I think something is right, I think it's right."
Miller too, was doing his own self-evaluation. After his argument with McMillan, he immediately became more open and communicative. He realized that while Roy never approached him, he never approached Roy, making him just as much to blame.
"The dialogue wasn't there from the start," Miller said. "I think both of us kind of had the same personality: quiet-type leaders. Maybe as a veteran I should have stepped out a little bit more. You know, as a point guard initiate the dialogue so we could establish something. But by both of us being quiet, it was read differently than it should."
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The Future of Energy May Literally Be in your Child's Hand
John is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
Being in the research business for north of a decade, it's always exciting for me to focus on emerging technologies and next-generation materials that could advance energy solutions and also open new doors for a variety of applications. This has me keyed up to discuss graphene, especially for the promise it holds in the future of energy conversion and storage.
First things first. What the heck is graphene anyway? Well, imagine taking a lead pencil and drawing a line. Then place a piece of scotch tape over the line and peel it back. The tiny fragments of graphite now present on the tape are called graphene. If you fold the tape and pull it back again, you can split the graphene even further and make the layers of the material even thinner each time you repeat the process.
Scientifically, graphene is a single layer of graphite made from tightly bonded sheets of carbon measuring just one atom in thickness. Due to its hexagonal or honeycomb lattice-like shape, graphene actually resembles chickenwire. However, this is no material to cluck at. Why?
Graphene can be roughly 100-200 times stronger than steel, it is amazingly thin (nearly totally transparent) and it can be stretched. Furthermore, graphene is turning heads, including my own, due to its ability to conduct heat (better than all known materials) and electricity just as well as copper. This is the reason the groundbreaking scientific graphene research of Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov won the 2010 Nobel Prize in Physics. Yet despite its exceptional potential, graphene is not yet known in mainstream investment circles. This could be good for those looking for growth opportunities within quantum physics.
Graphene, which is not currently produced in the U.S., is being tested in areas such as solar cells, nuclear reactors, LCD touch screens, desalination of water, foldable phones/tablets, supercapacitors, lithium-ion/vanadium-redox batteries, engine designs (airline as well as electric/hybrid cars) and as a catalyst for fuel cells.
Better than silicon?
Some reports suggest that graphene may even replace silicon in the future. My only issue with that belief is that graphene may not work as well as silicene, single layers of silicon. However, the ease to make graphene (recall the scotch tape example mentioned above) simply can't be overlooked. Therefore the ease to produce graphene may ultimately be too strong an argument for silicene to compete with it regardless of how much spending the semiconductor industry has pumped into fabrication facilities built to manufacture various electronics over the last few decades.
That means if the enthusiasm for graphene spills into actual commercialization of the material beyond the walls of laboratories, saying graphene could challenge the use of silicon wouldn't be so far fetched in my view. That would also potentially doom the outlook for indium producers as well since graphene could be a more flexible, low-cost alternative.
So how do we invest in graphene? Well, for starters, it's made from graphite and 80% of world's graphite is located in China. Therefore finding graphite outside of China will be a huge windfall to stakeholders, especially since the material may soon be considered rare earth. If that were to happen, I'd bet China would look to keep most graphite in its own backyard and that could vault prices of the material higher.
Investors may be best served looking at graphite mines, graphene production companies and graphene technologies. Large-cap names that are moving forward with graphene technologies include IBM (NYSE: IBM), Sony, Samsung, BASF and Intel (NASDAQ: INTC). Considering IBM created the first graphene-based integrated circuit on a single chip (less than 1 square millimeter in size) just one year ago, the company seems to have a competitive first-mover advantage over its larger rivals that could lead it closer to challenging the use of silicon in computer chips despite public comments by the company I believe are only made to throw rivals off IBM's pursuit of a holy grail-like material.
I am also high on Intel since under CEO Paul Otellini, who will be stepping down in May 2013, the company has embraced indium, a next-generation material that graphene could substantially outperform. Therefore considering Intel's open-minded view of indium, graphene stands to interest them even more (I wouldn't even be surprised to see Intel become more involved in solar panel applications due to advancements in graphene and actually more seriously consider increased use of the material in chips previously dominated by silicon due to better fabrication economics).
As for lesser known names to keep on the radar, investors may want to take a look at manufacturing plays such as CVD Equipment (NASDAQ: CVV), Aixtron (NASDAQ: AIXG), GrafTech International (NYSE: GTI) and China Carbon Graphite Group (NASDAQ: CHGI), the best way to play China's push to advance modern technologies. I am a fan longer term of Universal Display (NASDAQ: OLED) due to my excitement in bendable electronic screens that I feel are the next progression for tablets and future e-readers.
One wild card play in the graphene space due to size (micro-cap) is Northern Graphite (NASDAQ OTCBB: NGPHF). Shares of Northern Graphite have been on an absolute tear in the past week possibly due to more excitement for graphene coupled with delayed enthusiasm regarding the company moving to the Tier 1 of the TSX Venture Exchange.
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October ASSE Professional Safety journal shines light on overlooked workplace injuries among healthcare workers which costs the industry $13 billion
Workers in the healthcare industry suffer higher on the job injuries than most other professions, with more than two million reported lost work days in 2011. Despite this, the focus of safety in healthcare facilities has been primarily on patient safety, according to Safety Culture in Healthcare, The $13 Billion Case, a peer-reviewed feature in the October issue of Professional Safety, the American Society of Safety Engineers' (ASSE) journal.
"Pick any other industry, and the injury rate is less," explained the article's author, Scott Harris, Ph.D., MSPH, who added that healthcare worker injury rates are only less than outdoor wilderness professions such as commercial loggers and fishermen. "The injury rates are sky high."
Since there is only one Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) inspector for every 59,000 covered employees across more than eight million worksites, few inspections have occurred in healthcare facilities.
With nursing homes recording the highest injury rates among all healthcare facilities, the most frequent injury is sprains, strains, and tears to the back, primarily due to overexertion from patient handling. Slips, trips and falls, violence and chemical exposure cause other injuries, with nurses being the workers who experience the highest rate of injury.
The costs associated with healthcare worker safety, also eventually trickle down to patient medical bills. For example, the cost of injuries in hospitals in 2011 exceeded $6.1 billion, which required additional patient billing to offset the expense. Similar scenarios are true in nursing and residential care facilities and ambulatory health.
"The injury side of health-care costs has to be in there somewhere," said Harris.
However, the weak occupational safety culture in healthcare facilities has not been ignored by OSHA, which in 2012, began targeted inspections and regional and national emphasis programs, with additional inspections at nursing, residential and ambulatory care facilities scheduled in the near future.
For more than 50 years, ASSE's Professional Safety journal has been sharing the latest technical knowledge in SH&E—information that is constantly being developed through research and on-the-job experience. Each issue delivers practical guidance, techniques and solutions to help SH&E professionals identify hazards, protect people, prevent injuries, improve work environments and educate management that investing in safety is a sound business strategy. For more information please visit http://www.asse.org/professionalsafety.
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Most people think of sex trafficking as it was dramatized in the hit movie Taken, where innocent people are kidnapped and forced into slavery in a foreign land, but that same brutality is what's happening in a neighborhood near you with homegrown victims.
A Chicago teenager, whose will remain anonymous, was held captive and forced into prostitution inside a house in the south suburbs after she ran away from home.
"They say it, you have to do it, if you don't, they'll kill you or they'll kill your family," the girl recalls. "In my room all I had was a bed, there was a chain from the bed to my ankle. A lot of times I would pray that the swat team would kick in the door. I wanted to go home."
"They were required to do 20, it was 20 johns a day," Sheriff Tom Dart says. "And if they didn't do it, they got their heroin cut off, they weren't fed, and they'd get beat."
Cook County State's Attorney Anita Alvarez says, "There is domestic trafficking that we're seeing each and every day. And it involves women, young women, men, that are born and raised right here."
Just this past February, Alvarez charged three people with running a brothel in Schiller Park. She called it a "house of horrors" where women were sold, and controlled with drugs and beatings.
"The home was in a residential area," Alvarez explains. "A three flat and the neighbors weren't really sure that there was something illegal going on there."
A similar sad story happened in Little Village. Neighbors did not report the steady stream of men going in and out of a basement apartment, where 38-year-old Rubicela Montero was running a residential brothel in 2011.
"In that case we also saw a young girl, a high school girl, who this woman had picked up from school and brought over to the house," Alvarez says.
Maybe neighbors didn't want to see or get involved. One said he feared the trafficker might have friends who were bad guys. Then, of course, there is the age old attitude that accepts prostitution in a way.
Sheriff Dart says he gets more public outrage over the mistreatment of animals than a crime that is literally killing people.
"The numbers show seven years from the time they become a prostitute, is their life expectancy, so seven years on, they're usually dead," Dart says.
Lara Janson, a researcher and PhD candidate at the University of Chicago, studied the huge online community of "johns" that is thriving undercover on the internet.
While the general public may not know the brutal facts of sex trafficking, she says sex buyers do and are often part of it.
"Many men are aware of the harms that are experienced in prostitution but they purchase anyway," Janson says. "They report that when the fantasy they have about the way that the women should behave is broken, that they assert dominance and sometimes use violence to get what they want."
"I would go past brothels that had a line, that at 5 p.m. when a lot of construction workers got off work, the line would form," she continues. "And so neighbors know, often, so it's important to raise awareness of what those signs can mean."
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The black wolf carefully made his way through the bodies of his pack members, and the enemy they had so bravely fought.
His nose was low to the ground smelling for the reason for his return to this graveyard. The little cry got his attention and he bounded over a few bodies to the familiar figure of his mate.
The white body shifted between human and wolf for a second before going human. The woman's white hair, now stained red with blood, billowed around her head like a hallow. Her face white in death.
A little head appeared out from under the woman's cloak. The little girls blue eyes blinked at him from under white hair, as white as her mothers.
The wolf gave a hiss and shifted into a strong proud man with black hair and blue eyes just as startling as the daughters.
He reached down and picked her up, giving his mate one last touch on the cheek before turning towards the woods. He gently kissed the little girl's forehead, and whispered, "You are special young Willow. One day, you will be the moon they will follow, when their light is in a eclipse."
With that the little girl looked into his eyes as a faint glimmer, in the shape of a crescent moon, flashed on her left cheek.
His eyes widen and went even wider as a sword made its way through his chest. The girl gave a cry as she fell from her father's arms, and into the arms of a stranger with red eyes and smelled like death.
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14 years later
Welcome to my life....
My muscles screamed as I forced my claws into the dry hot ground to move myself forward. The leather and chains tightened into my furred skin, cutting into it mercilessly causing blood to well out and stain my white coat red.
My back legs buckled as I pulled the two heavy carts behind me, piled with tons of wood. The carts groaned and a whip lashed out and stung my shoulder.
"Get moving mutt!" Two red eyes glared at me from the top.
I snarled and wished so badly to lash out. I dug harder into the ground and heard the moan of the filthy silver wolf beside me. Our eyes met for a second and we both saw each others misery.
"We're almost there." I encouraged the wolf beside me and our labored breaths were heard as we made it back to the castle.
The vampire jumped off the cart and went into the huge dark castle. Moans of pain were heard around us as werewolves and humans were beaten, and ordered to do almost impossible tasks by their vampire masters. The sound of a auction filled my sensitive ears. I wined feeling pity for the newly captured wolves and humans.
At least they had had freedom. I was born into this mess.
Five vampire warriors came and unhooked us from our load and immediately put muzzles on our jaws and chains around our back legs.
They led us to shabby stalls that smelled of death and blood. They led us in there like horses. I snorted. The horses were treated better than us.
Instead of normal wooden stalls, the walls were made of iron, and spiked on the inside to discourage trying to get through it. There was no sunlight in here, and the heat in the summer was unbearable, as was the biting cold of the winter.
They shoved me in my assigned stall and slammed the heavy door behind me leaving me in darkness. I shifted back into my human form. I shoved the muzzle off as it hung heavily around my neck. I then enjoyed the feeling of being able to move my fingers, for we weren't allowed to be human outside our stalls. Apparently we weren't good enough to be considered humans, and shouldn't offend the vampires with our human looks.
My sensitive eyes adjusted to the dark and I made my way over to the stale bread and water the human slaves left for us after our work times.
I stuffed the food into my growling stomach and washed the stale stuff down with the water. I set the stuff down near the door and made my way to my makeshift bed of hay. I laid down on it and curled into a tight ball.
I moved my back legs and sighed as the chains clinked.
I closed my eyes and pushed my white hair out of my face. I was almost asleep when I heard my stall door being open. "Say one word I'll kill you."
Surprise, pain, and misery. Welcome to my life.
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"Shift now!" The figure looked out of the stall and I heard the familiar sound of chains.
Too shocked to argue. I shifted into my wolf form. I groaned feeling my wounds stretch slightly as I stood.
The dark figure came towards me and I saw the glint of something silver. I felt the thing go around my head and I recognized it to be the wolf made bridals. We were sometimes rode like horses, but of course I'll mention again that they're treated better than us. I've never been ridden before though, and it felt odd when the cold metal went into my mouth. I gave a low growl and received a punch to the shoulder.
I quit and I saw the figure standing beside me. I was the size of a Clydesdale and I towered over him quite a bit. I sighed and lowered myself to the ground as I had seen the other wolves do.
I felt the guy, I was sure it was a he now by the sound of his voice, break the chains around my back legs, and grab onto my fur and throw himself onto my back. I gave a low whine feeling him land on some of my wounds.
"Sorry." I was quite shocked to realize he meant this.
I stood when I felt him dig his feet into my sides. He squeezed tighter and I took off through the stall door and out of the stables.
The cool night air, and the silvery light of the moon greeted me as I dashed out through the door.
"Faster!" The vampire whispered as he bent low and grabbed more of my fur.
I complied and went as fast as my tired muscles could. When at my best I could run faster than this, but I haven't been my best in a while now.
I heard the sounds of claws digging into the earth behind me, and the noise of labored breathing. I turned my head to see five riders on wolves right behind me. The lead one was on a large brown one, and was gaining fast.
I felt a jerk on my mouth and went that way deciding to let the vampire on my back take control for now.
We veered off the track and I easily slid through the tight together trees and jumped over logs and other obstacles in my path horses wouldn't have been able to. I now understood why he wanted a wolf instead of a horse.
I dared another look behind me to see the others further behind, but the brown was still close behind.
I pushed myself harder and gave a loud yelp as pain shot through my shoulder.
I snarled and looked to my left to see the brown's head at my shoulder his jaw covered in my blood. I heard the sharp metallic sound of swords on swords.
"Why are you betraying your own kind!" I mentally screamed at the brown wolf, but I got no answer seeing only animalistic rage in his eyes. I jumped to the side as he made another move to me and I snarled and got my teeth into his leg causing him to trip.
I felt the blood enter my mouth and I spit it out my nose wrinkling.
I kept running for some time the sounds of our pursuers gone.
Finally I felt a pull on the bit in my mouth and I gratefully stopped. I panted hard and my muscles shook from exhaustion.
I felt the vampire slide off my back and I gave a groan and folded my feet under me. I started to lick my wounded shoulder helping it heal.
I then turned to look at my captor. He was sitting on a rock studying me. He had shocking raven black hair, and red eyes. His skin was pure white, and like any vampire really handsome.
My ears lay flat on my head and I growled letting him know my anger. The bit still sat in my mouth and I raised a paw to claw at the bridal.
I felt hands push my paws away and I felt the bridal drop off my head. The vampire then tossed it on the ground and crouched beside me.
I eyed him warily and I felt my eyelids lower against my will and I fell into a fitful sleep.
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One of the great things about authors is that living in a world that we create gives others an escape from there own world. So my message to any writer is to not stop writing for we all need a little escape from hum drum life.
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Take my hand and follow me
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Take my hand and trust my way,
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In low and middle-income countries, a woman is 21 percent less likely than a man to own a mobile phone, according to research done by GSMA. In Africa, women are 23 percent less likely than a man to own a cell phone. In the Middle East the figure is 24 percent and in South Asia, 37 percent,
The factors driving women's lack of connectivity vary from community to community. But the end result is always the same: disempowerment.
Women are not just missing out on educational and economic opportunities because they don't own mobile phones. They are losing a voice. This disturbing finding is highlighted by the United Nations/Overseas Development Institute-ledMY World survey, a major, inclusive global poll. Respondents were asked to rank their priorities — including political freedoms, better healthcare, protection from violence and crime — in making the world better. They could vote paper, online or by mobile phone. The results will help world leaders as they deliberate on the post-2015 global development agenda this week, during the conference of the U.N. Commission on the Status of Women.
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Names and red roses now adorn three crosses placed near the scene of a triple-fatal crash that happened late Sunday evening in Aurora.
Police have identified the victims as Oscar Rodriguez, 28, 600 block of Iowa Avenue, Aurora, the sole occupant of his vehicle, and Andrea Moyotl, 77, and Rosa Cuanetl, 57, both of the 1300 block of Hinckley Street in Montgomery. Moyotl and Cuanetl were riding with five family members in a minivan when it collided head-on with Rodriguez's vehicle near Broadway Avenue and Hazel Avenue around 11:49 p.m. Sunday.
An accident report shows that the van's driver, Juanita Moyotl, 17, also of the 1300 block of Hinckley Street, was transported to a Geneva hospital, and then transferred to a suburban Chicago hospital, police said.
A 10-year-old male passenger in the van was treated at an Aurora hospital, then airlifted to a suburban Chicago hospital.
Three other male van passengers, ages 9, 12 and 40, were transported to an Aurora hospital, police said.
Police said injuries sustained by everyone involved in the crash have prevented them from making statements about what occurred that evening. A police report showed that Rodriguez was apparently traveling north on Broadway when he entered the southbound lane, striking the van driven by Juanita Moyotl.
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