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Tripawds is a user-supported community. Thank you for your support!Its traveling day today for Barney…he's all smushed into his box and awaiting for his next destination. Today, from what I am told, is the first in person delivery of Barney on the Kill Barney Tour. It turns out that the next pawrent and I work […]
Entries Tagged as 'Angel Lupe'
All packed up cuz' he's got somewhere to go…
January 14th, 2013 · 5 Comments · Uncategorized
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Fun around town…Beantown that is :)
January 8th, 2013 · 3 Comments · Uncategorized
Tripawds is a user-supported community. Thank you for your support!Barney finally did make it into Boston! I live and work in the suburbs so Angel Lupe's Auntie Maria (see previous post and below for picture) took a special trip in to show Barney around…it was the day after a pretty decent snowstorm so some of […]
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More time for Barney in the Hub
January 7th, 2013 · 3 Comments · Uncategorized
Just before New Years Barney had an overnight with another of Angel Lupe's "Aunties"…she had a lot, hey my friends adored her and on their own declared themselves official "Aunties"…what can I say she was a rockstar 🙂 This one with with her Auntie Dawn and her dogs, Shilo, Koda and Angel Jaxx. Barney wanted […]
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A few busy days for Mr. Barney
January 2nd, 2013 · 2 Comments · Uncategorized
So I'm a little late on updating Barney's visit to Boston…please forgive my tardiness but he has had some fun! Christmas day he met Lupe's friends the Shapiros whom I have known since I was college, they were one of the families at the daycare center on campus. Their 4 year old is now 24 […]
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Barney's Adventures in MA – Take 1
December 25th, 2012 · 2 Comments · Uncategorized
So the purple menace has made it to Boston (well, the suburbs of…he hasn't "officially" been into town, yet…) This past weekend he took a trip to Western MA to meet some of Lupe's family and see the sights of the area (there aren't many…) I explained the whole Kill Barney Tour to my brother, […]
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Celebration of life
December 14th, 2012 · 4 Comments · Uncategorized
Today marks 6 months since I had to let Lupe go. Its been a rough road but I'm actually glad (in a way) to reach this milestone. I miss her more than word can express. I think about her every single day. But the smiles out number the tears and the happiness from the years […]
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5 months
November 14th, 2012 · 3 Comments · Uncategorized
Miss my little stinkerdoodle all the time but time has made the pain and loneliness without her less severe. A friend sent this to me a while back and it has new meaning to me as the days, weeks and months pass, so I thought I would share it here… "It came to me that […]
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Unexpected but amazing "visit"
October 30th, 2012 · 3 Comments · Uncategorized
Its been quite a while since I have blogged. Been very busy with volunteering with Shultz's Guest House and picked up a very big project at work. Oh yeah and I was on vacation…which is what this posting relates to… For by big "_0" birthday, my brother and father sent me to Paris. I had […]
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Another milestone
August 14th, 2012 · 2 Comments · Uncategorized
Guess the hard day each month with be the 14th. Two months ago today I let Lupe go. I have thought back on that morning a lot lately and some of the reflections have not been good. The "what if" moments are horrible and doubting decisions while hurtful is a part of grief and healing…hopefully […]
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Its been a month…
July 14th, 2012 · 8 Comments · Uncategorized
I have had the same picture of Lupe on my desk at work for almost 10 years and I found a quote in a daily calendar I once had. "No matter how little money and how few possessions you own, having a dog makes you rich." – Louis Sabin. Until the last month or so, […]
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Administering Educational Media: Instructional Technology and Library Services. Second Edition.
Brown, James W.; And Others
Intended primarily as a college text for media specialists, librarians, audiovisual specialists, and others who will assume positions of leadership in the field of educational media, this book begins with an analysis of the place of the media program in the total educational system--its relationship to instructional development and the nature and requirements of current professional opportunities in the educational media field. The varying requirements of media program administration at each of four levels are dealt with separately: the single school, district and county, state, and college and university. Identification and discussion of the differences, relationships, and common features of the several levels of administration provide an essential base for generalizing about the field and for seeing it "in the whole." Separate chapters are devoted to the analysis of significant functions related to the systematic administration of media programs at all levels: designing instructional systems, instructional facilities; administering materials, textbooks, equipment, production services, television services, individualized learning; automated learning systems; improving utilization practices; Budgeting media services; administering media personnel; and research and evaluation. (Author/JY)
Descriptors: Administrator Guides, Audiovisual Aids, Audiovisual Centers, Educational Facilities, Educational Media, Educational Technology, Educational Television, Equipment, Individualized Instruction, Instructional Systems, Learning Resources Centers, Library Services, Personnel Policy, Program Budgeting, Resource Centers, School Libraries, Textbooks
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Sale of 25 Organic Store Cattle, 5 Young Calves,
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10.30am: Sale Ring 2:
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The Route 66 Alliance, based in Tulsa, is dedicated to the preservation, promotion, and enhancement of historic Route 66, and is raising funds for the construction of the new Route 66 Experience, a 50,000 sq. ft. interpretive center located on Historic Route 66 near the Cyrus Avery Memorial Bridge in Tulsa. It's scheduled to open in November 2018.


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this year? Would a rebate only apply if I owed and paid what rebate was going to be paid out to me?
By this year I mean 2007, a traditional IRA which can be purchased up until the tax filing deadline April 15, 2008!
Without the $10k IRA contribution, my tax burden would have been $1600!
Married filing jointly….obviously
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wartz Said on February 24th, 2010 at 3:32 pm:
Read the Yahoo News article on rebates at http://biz.yahoo.com/cnnm/080208/020808_rebates_what_you_need_to_know.html?.v=11&.pf='insurance'
Tomk Said on February 24th, 2010 at 3:44 pm:
No. What you owe or pay doesn't have anything to do with it.
If you made $3,000 or more in 2007, you get the rebate. $600 if single, $1,200 if married filing jointly, and $300 for each child you claim.
There is a cut-off limit to your income. If you are single, the rebate phases out if you made between $75,000 & $87,000. Married filing jointly between $150,000 & $174,000.
Judy Said on February 24th, 2010 at 4:32 pm:
As long as you had adjusted gross income of at least $3000, you would be eligible for the rebate. You wouldn't get the full $600 and would probably just get $300 if your taxable income is zero.
Richard M Said on February 24th, 2010 at 4:47 pm:
If you had earned income of at least $3000, you would get at least the minimum rebate of $300.
While the rebate depends on your 2007 income, it is actually a rebate toward your 2008 taxes. According to the proposed plan, in 2008, taxes would be cut from 10 percent to zero percent on the first $6,000 dollars of taxable income for individual taxpayers.
It's like a one time tax cut for 2008, but you get the rebate now instead of waiting to file your 2008 taxes. Because this is an advance payment on your 2008 taxes, your refund next year could be more (or less!) depending on your 2008 income.
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I found a little pink round pill with NP on one side and 12 on the other side. was told perk 10mg?
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Pill imprint N P 12 has been identified as Oxycodone Hydrochloride 10 mg by Nesher Pharmaceuticals.
Description: Pink round, flat face, bevel edge tablets, debossed "NP" with a partial bisect on one side and "12" on the other.
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Srinagar | May 16 : Coming down heavily on CM Mehbooba Mufti for her claim that her father was the only leader who never lied to the people of Kashmir, AIP Supremo and MLA Langate Er Rasheed ridiculed the claim and said that Mehbooba's claim is itself a Himalayan lie.
Addressing party workers in Pattan today Er Rasheed reminded Mehbooba Mufti of her and late Mufti's appeals to people of state during last Assembly elections not to vote for BJP and then falling in love with Amit Shah & Co.
Er Rasheed said, "If Mehbooba Mufti's claims that leaders sold dreams to Kashmiris are believed to be true then why not to call her father Mufti a dream seller, as it was he who along with Mehbooba was advocating talks with the militants, getting sol called self rule to J&K and allowing a dual currency in J&K."
"All what Mehbooba is trying to prove by accusing national media is that everything is calm in Kashmir and there are few misguided youth who are raising anti-India protests but Mehbooba needs to know that she can neither impress her masters in BJP and New Delhi nor can change the ground situation by hollow claims," he added.
He said Kashmir is an internationally recognised dispute and it doesn't make a difference if Mehbooba rules state through so called democratically elected means or Kokka Parray or Osman Majid rule the state through barrel of the gun.
He asked Mehbooba Mufti before accusing national media of being biased (which every Kashmiri has been crying since long), to lift the illogical and illegal ban on valley based TV channels.
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In my Top 50 Prospect rankings I ranked Peter Alonso 9th overall. His 2016 numbers in Brooklyn had somehow eclipsed those of even Michael Conforto. Based on those 30 games and his high draft pick status, 9th overall seemed like a fitting place for the former University of Florida player.
After a dismal start, exacerbated by injury, Alonso did not look like much of a Top 10 prospect. He only managed to play in 11 games between April and May and did little to show himself off as a prospect.
Healthy again in June, he took some time to find his footing but began to hit again. Now in July he's once again showing us the power that impressed in Brooklyn and has been hitting the baseball every which way. Take a look at the progression below:
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|April 2017
|May 2017
|June 2017
|July 2017
|2017 (After May)
One thing you may note as a negative is that Alonso does still strike out in roughly 80% of the games he plays and doesn't have great patience at the plate. You might also note that his Home Run rate has improved from Brooklyn which does line up with the fact that Port St. Lucie is a better hitting environment than Brooklyn.
All this together mostly indicates that Alonso will start the 2018 season in AA and be on the radar for the Mets team in 2019.
Where does that leave Dominic Smith?
Smith has been on a hitting tear the past couple of weeks, a trend that matches his production lines throughout his minor league career, and it seems likely that the Mets will allow Lucas Duda to leave and allow their current top first base prospect, Smith, to replace him.
With that said, there are many Met fans who are not hot on their prospect and his results in AAA given the league's obvious tendency to favor hitters and power. That being said, Smith ranks in the Top 25 for Batting Average (9th), On Base Percentage (18th) and Slugging Percentage (24th) which would indicate that he is still producing at the level you'd look for in a "Top Prospect."
Diving down further, it would appear that fans might be more down on Smith because of an anemic June. While he did hit .324 in the Month of June his slugging percentage went down to .401 which is pretty poor. His SLG, so far, for the month of July is a robust .704 which is much more appetizing. Also, while his BABIP is high, it seems in line with the stats from his previous season.
Based on Smith's projections from previous minor league performances we can expect a period of adjustment for him in the majors but I do not believe there is as much call for doom and gloom as other fans.
Assuming Smith does well and Alonso maintains his current pace it will be most intriguing to see what the Mets do with the defensively limited prospects.
AAA: Las Vegas 51s
Amed Rosario has an impressive week – Hitting .435 for the last 10 games is pretty impressive.
Kevin Plawecki is AAAA at least – He's got a .900 OPS in AAA but doesn't seem to translate that well to the majors.
AA: Binghamton Rumble Ponies
Chris Flexen sparkles – He's been great in AA this whole season and should factor into the Top 10 prospect discussion.
P.J. Conlon back on track – He's got two solid starts since his 5 ER glitch.
Corey Oswalt strikeouts down – Oswalt has some very good pitches but he's not striking out as many batters as you'd expect him to.
A+: Port St. Lucie Mets
Justin Dunn set to repeat Advanced A – He's not done anything to convince the Met management that he's ready.
Nabil Crismatt should be promoted – He's done enough to get advanced to AA.
Jordan Humphreys hasn't pitched since 6/30
Merandy Gonzalez ready for AA? – He's handled the transition to Advanced A so well that he could be ready to go farther soon.
Tim Tebow excels after promotion – Still plenty of flaws and he's still a decade too old but he's done well at this level.
A: Columbia Fireflies
Desmond Lindsay back in the lineup – He's hitting .333 over his last 10 games in a desperate bid to salvage this season.
Thomas Szapucki Tommy John Surgery
R2: Kingsport Mets
Rigoberto Terrazas is shining – His .929 OPS should earn him a spot in the Cyclone lineup sooner than later.
Wagner LaGrange also doing well – The older DSL prospects have been doing very nicely in Rookie Ball.
Jeremy Vasquez has power – He has 6 home runs and 7 doubles in 25 games.
Hansel Moreno looks good – He's a little younger than most of his DSL compatriots but he's also proving to be a capable hitter.
Christian James is the pitching story – While there are plenty of names hitting well in Kingsport, James is the big story on the pitching side.
R1: GCL Mets
Guillermo Granadillo has lots of tools – He's hit for some power and already has stolen 9 bases.


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J.B. Hunt Transport Night Customer Experience Intern in Lowell, Arkansas
Job Opening ID:
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Job Title:
Night Customer Experience Intern
United States of America
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The oils that turned me from skeptic to believer.
I've been watching friends post online about oils for years.. and like most of you, I just scrolled right past. I don't have time for that witch medicine! Then one day, I realized that I was literally taking ibuprofen and a few other meds almost every day, instead of just once a week anymore.. and I was done. with. it.


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This is suitable for which paints Linomat roller S100?
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Linomat S200 and S300 for which paints is this suitable?
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How long does the Linomat roller S100 average last?
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Linomat S100/S200 can also be used with other type rollers?
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When you use the Linomat S100 with the 4.0 mm or 5.5 mm cover plate?
The Linomat S100 with 4, 0 mm cover plate is ideal if you are going to paint a wall or ceiling and the adjacent wall or ceiling is smooth or lightly sprayed. By the thinner cover plate you can come closer to corners and edges so that you have a even tighter end result has.
The Linomat S100 with 5, 5 mm cover plate is ideal if you are going to paint a wall or ceiling and the adjacent wall or ceiling that strong bumpy or not completely straight runs. The thicker plate captures the difference in the distance between wall and ceiling so that a straight line is created. So it seems like you finish painting the wall or ceiling that optically straight.
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⇐ My Mock Drafts
Jack Ho
2018 NFL Mock Draft 3.0
Published at 10/2/2017 2:55:48 PM
More updates different picks and new draft order
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Round 1
TRADE- The Jets move up with the Browns to snag the future QB of the franchise.
The Jets are proving a lot of people wrong this season with their performance so far. They are 2-2 and their defense has proved that they can be a threat. Darnold looks like the most likely to be the 1st pick despite the poor performance vs Washington State.
Wayne Gallman didn't play that bad but something that is hurting the Giants offense is the lack of production from the backfield. Barkley had another amazing week and could be a contender for the top pick come around April.
The Chargers are in need of a powerful tackle. They are getting roasted almost every play. This might be a reach for McGlinchey but he is the healthiest and highest ranked tackle at the moment.
The 49ers are going to grab a playmaker in Rosen here. Things are going well in Washington which could mean that Cousins could stay. If he does then the 49ers will be in the market for a QB come around April.
The Dolphins are getting burned in coverage this year and are in need of a LB but there are not a lot of worthy ones that fit the scheme Gase runs. Fitzpatrick can play in different positions to help out so if they need extra help at safety he can do it. If they need extra help with CB play then he can do it.
Washington has looked like the best WR in this years draft. He is the biggest downfield threat and the Bears need one of those badly. Washington is averaging around 30 yards a catch something that is being overlooked by many.
Besides the concerns that are around Key the Colts need him. The pass rush is ugly and they struggled to get to Wilson even with Seattle's weak O-line. Key can add a quick stab pass rush to the Colts defense.
Adams has had a good showing this year and he looks like a potential high pick. The Bengals are missing a good amount of talent on the O-line that they had last year and need to rebuild it to help out Dalton and whoever is the RB next season.
Falk is finally getting the attention he deserves. He pulled an amazing game out vs USC. The Cards need a QB and Falk fits what they are looking for perfectly.
TRADE- The Vikings move up to grab a lineman before its too late.
Williams may have been injured but despite that the Vikings still need him to beef up the o-line
This is from the Jets slot
The Browns moved down but that doesn't stop them from grabbing a playmaker for the offense that is much needed. Kirk has showed that he can make plays that dazzle scouts when he has the ball in his hands. The Browns are going to like that.
The Titans got smoked last week vs the Titans pass attack. McFadden can be a very solid shutdown CB and will his talent he can make a difference for the Titans
The Jags O-line is this teams weakness. They need more players upfront for whoever is playing QB next year. Rankin has played very well this season and will be a high pick due to team needs.
From the Texans due to last seasons trade
The Browns are going to grab another RB for the team because lets just be honest. Crowell is not getting it done. Guice has showed that he is a solid runner and the Browns are going to want that on their team.
From Vikings
The Ravens are going to have to reach for Jones. They need a valid RB in the backfield and none of the current players on the team are going to provide that for them. Jones is growing day by day and he looks like a great player who can shoot up in the draft he continues to play this well.
Jefferson is having a good year at Texas. The Saints have proved that they can compete but need a solid LB core. This pick can help create that core by adding Jefferson.


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Evolutionary Escape on Fitness Landscapes
Date and Time
Tuesday, March 27, 2007 - 4:15pm to 5:45pm
Computer Science Small Auditorium (Room 105)
Niko Beerenwinkel, from Harvard
Mona Singh
The evolution of HIV within individual patients is associated with disease progression and failure of antiretroviral drug therapy. Using graphical models we describe the development of HIV drug resistance mutations and show how these models improve predictions of the clinical outcome of combination therapy. We present combinatorial algorithms for computing the risk of escape of an evolving population on a given fitness landscape. The geometry of fitness landscapes and the underlying gene interactions are analyzed in an attempt to generalize the notion of pairwise epistasis to higher-order genetic systems. Finally, we discuss the new and exciting prospects for analyzing viral genetic variation that arises from recent pyro-sequencing technology.


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The Creative Lounge exists for one simple reason: We are passionate about story. Whether shared with friends around a campfire or presented around the board room table, the human experience has always been passed on to others through story. We would love the opportunity to help you tell your story in the most compelling way possible whether that story revolves around your Brand, your Passion or your Life.
Chris and I excel at employing digital storytelling tools (Digital Photography, Videography, Audio Production and Web Design) that allow us to give life, breath and motion to the story that is most important to you. While Chris and I specialize in different mediums and aspects of storytelling, our individual talents and perspective are quite complimentary in making sure that your story is shared in its original beauty, retains its truth and most importantly… remains yours.
Chris Jacobsen
I come from a long line of Preachers, who were born and bred Texan who originated in Ireland. So yeah, story is kind of in my DNA. I remember being fascinated by the stories of my Grandfather as a kid. In High School I picked up my first camera and was again fascinated at the process of seeing something, capturing that thing and then being part of a process where I could remember and enjoy that same thing time and time again.
About the same time, I took a turn towards music where I learned that story came in many forms. Text, lyric and image could all work together to become something really special. You could use one medium, all mediums or a combination of mediums and it was always amazing!
I never lost sight of the truth that there was always more than one way to tell a story and have held onto that knowledge. That knowledge has opened doors for me and allowed me to capture and share stories in audio and visual mediums in the US, Canada, Mexico, Dominican Republic, India, South Africa and Armenia.
In the states, I was fortunate to work for a little company called Apple who exposed me to technology and processes that are now the foundations of my workflow. I am humbled that I was able to share what I knew and what I loved with others in a teaching capacity for almost 7 years.
I am excited about working with someone like Josh and the skills that he brings to the table. I am really good at creating content and he is amazing at packaging it in a way that makes sense and brings order to some of the chaotic nature of creativity. The Creative Lounge is an exciting combination of two passionate storytellers bring their gifts together in a collaborative effort, all for the benefit of you. We can't wait to tell your story.
Josh Sanders
I've always love the creative endeavors of life. Before The Creative Lounge I worked in two industries: Internet and Hospitality. In the late 90s I hopped on the dot-com roller coaster and learned the Internet industry from the inside working for companies like VirtualRelocation.com, Monster.com, Homestore.com, VersionTracker.com and Dotster.com.
In the mid-2000's I earned my MBA and returned to the industry that got me through college: the Hospitality Industry. I opened the Grand Hotel at Bridgeport in Tualatin Oregon as General Manager. I later moved into full-service hotels taking the GM position at the Embassy Suites Portland Hillsboro. A couple of years later I had the opportunity to open another hotel and moved to the Aloft Hillsboro-Beaverton as General Manager.
Along the way in my hotel career I also joined the Washington County Visitors Association Board of Directors and eventually became the Board Chair, a position that I held for several years.
I'm excited to partner with Chris at The Creative Lounge because I am excited about the art of story and I love helping organizations grow. I've lived in at the top levels of business and local government for the past decade and understand the media needs of small businesses, large businesses and government agencies. By combining our video production and audio production skills with responsive web design, internet marketing and business skills The Creative Lounge is a powerful force to help you tell your story!


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Doctor Who and The Crown's Matt Smith will play Charles Manson in the upcoming Charlie Says, a new drama from American Psycho director Mary Harron.
Matt Smith Joins The Cast Of Charlie Says
Smith will be joining rising British star Suki Waterhouse (Assassination Nation), along with Hannah Murray (Game Of Thrones), Odessa Young (Assassination Nation), Marianne Rendon (Imposters), Carla Gugino (Sin City, Watchmen), Kaylie Carter (Godless), and Merritt Wever (Godless, Nurse Jackie).
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the movie will focus on the three young women (Murray, Young, and Rendon) who were sentenced to death in the wake of the Manson family murders. When the death penalty was lifted, they were instead sentenced to life in prison. A young graduate student, Karlene Faith, (Wever) is sent to reeducate them, and eventually causes them to face the reality of their horrific crimes.
Harron will be reuniting with American Pyscho writer Guinevere Turner, who will be using Ed Sanders' 1971 best-selling book The Family and Karlene Faith's The Long Prison Journey of Leslie Van Houten as source material.
Harron told THR, "Guinevere Turner's script brings a fresh and unique perspective to the infamous story of the Manson murders. We have now found the perfect cast to bring it to life."
Charlie Says is set to begin shooting in L.A. this spring.


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Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder that affects many aspects of an individual's cognitive ability. These include impaired social interactions, repetitive movements, lack of empathy, and even self-abusive behavior. Many with autism also have accompanying conditions like seizures, epilepsy, attention deficit disorder, and learning disabilities, among others. Because autism manifests as a very broad and diverse range of symptoms, many often refer to individuals with autism as being on an autism spectrum.
The symptoms of autism typically appear in childhood, from as early as infancy, but generally by the age of 2. However, diagnoses are usually not made until after age 3. A diagnosis is based on demonstrations of a combination of characteristics, including delayed speech, unresponsiveness to verbal cues, little to no eye contact, weak social skills, and minimal expressiveness.
Autism: The Early Years
Autism was first identified in 1911 by German scientist Eugene Bleuler, who initially used the term to describe a subset of severe schizophrenic symptoms. Specifically, Bleuler used the term to represent a type of thinking that was "infantile" and involved hallucinations. For the next four decades, Bleuler's term would continue to be used in the context of schizophrenia, rather than as a specific disorder of its own. It wasn't until 1943 that a more accurate description of what we know about autism today emerged. Leo Kanner, a child psychiatrist, studied nearly a dozen children who he noticed all demonstrated high intelligence, but who had trouble interacting with others. Later on, Kanner would describe the characteristics of these children as "early infantile autism."
The next year, Asperger's Syndrome, a less severe form of autism, was identified by Hans Asperger. The children Asperger studied also were very intelligent but had social difficulties and demonstrated obsessive behaviors, much like the children Kanner studied.
Throughout the 1950s, this vague understanding of children with autistic symptoms continued and didn't gain much public attention. However, in the late 1960s the term "refrigerator mothers" became popular after psychologist Bruno Bettelheim used it to hypothesize that children with the symptoms Bleuler, Kanner, and Asperger described were the result of mothers neglecting or not loving their children enough. This, of course, was still far from what we know about autism today.
Autism in the 1970s and 1980s
Autism became much more widely understood in the 1970s and 1980s, when people didn't just become more aware of autism, but had a better grasp of its defining characteristics. The "refrigerator mom," whose inability to properly nurture her child was said to be the cause autism, was debunked as an ungrounded theory during this period as more substantial research demonstrated how the disorder was actually a neurological condition.
Research during this time included investigations into the genetic liability of autism; one of the most influential studies carried out in this decade used twins to conclude that genetics did influence a child's risk for developing autism. The 1970s was ultimately a decade in which autism was understood to be a biological disorder of brain development.
However, the controversial autistic interventions implemented throughout the 1970s reflect how understandings of autism were still far from adequate.
Popular interventions during this time included:
- Behavioral punishment
- Electro-shock therapy
- Removal from the home environment
By the 1980s, autism was officially added to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, reflecting its official recognition as a disorder. The Erica Foundation was also formed in the 1980s, which provided education and therapy for children with autism. Through this effort, it was realized that autism was not a form of psychosis, but the product of a number of different factors. It was also agreed that autism was not a manifestation of schizophrenia, as it was previously believed to be. Additionally, at this time the term "autism spectrum" emerged as doctors began to understand that the symptoms of autism could be highly individualized; not every child with autism demonstrated the same symptoms at the same level of severity; thus, individuals began to be described as falling on a wide spectrum that included a range of symptoms.
The 1980s also witnessed the emergence of the Wing's Triad, a diagnoses created by Lorna Wing and Christopher Gillberg that identified some common threads within autistic symptoms, including difficulty communicating with others and the performance of repetitive behaviors.
Interestingly, data collected from children with autism also changed significantly in the 1980s. Whereas data collected about autistic children prior to the 1980s demonstrated that children typically showed symptoms between birth and their first year of life, from the 1980s onward, more parents reported their autistic children showed signs of abnormal behavior after age 1 and a half. The number of children that developed autism after 1 and a half years of age soon outnumbered the number of children that showed autistic behaviors in infancy two-fold.
Autism in the 1990s
The 1990s ushered in a wave of interest in the Autism Spectrum Disorder, although as we know, there was still much to learn about the disorder by decade's end. As understandings of the disorder continued to develop, it became clear that individuals needn't just display severe ASD symptoms to have the disorder. Rather than confining the diagnosis to a lack of intellectual ability or difficulty with social interaction, physicians built upon the theory that autism operated on a spectrum of symptoms and altered the parameters of ASD diagnosis to be more inclusive of a variety of manifestations. This was in part the reason that more individuals were diagnosed with ASD in the 1990s, but the dramatic rise in cases seemed more than what a change in diagnosis could explain. In 1990, 6.2 out of every 10,000 births were children with ASD. In 2001, this rate of prevalence increased to 42.5 for every 10,000 births. During this decade, it was also found that diagnoses were occurring at younger ages; ASD diagnoses for 2 and 3 year olds increased by 12%.
Given the disorder's growing prevalence, autism was brought to the forefront of public awareness, and many important organizations dedicated to learning more about the disorder, like the National Alliance for Autism Research, The Center for Autism and Related Diseases, and Cure Autism Now were founded.
At the same time, more questions were raised as to the etiology of autism. What was causing such a sharp increase in the prevalence of this disorder? Could it be explained by the population's shift in genetics, or were there unknown environmental factors at play?
Research into genetic etiology did yield some informative results; for example, it was found that certain genes were affected by autism, and that there was between a 12-20% chance that a child with ASD would have a sibling with the disorder, too.
However, other researchers, like Mark Geier, began looking into exposures to toxic elements and their potential causal role in autism. As Geier's research revealed, Thimerosal, a mercury-containing compound that was used as a preservative in many common childhood vaccines, was a likely culprit of many of the symptoms of ASD. The association between vaccines and autism was also echoed by researchers like Andrew Wakefield, who argued that MMR vaccine administration could be linked to the onset of autism.
In 2001, the CDC removed Thimerosal from many childhood vaccines, though it did allow for the continued inclusion of Thimerosal in approximately half of all flu vaccines, which are still regularly administered to children and pregnant mothers. However, the CDC asserted that there was no link between autism and vaccine administration.
As yet another decade passed and the rates of autism increased, public ASD awareness grew and researchers began to ask more critical questions about its origins, but for the most part, it seemed that there were even more questions about autism than ever before.
Autism in the 2000s and Today
By the year 2000, concerns about autism had reached somewhat of a fever pitch, and in turn, research during this decade skyrocketed. While autism research in the 1990s yielded 2,322 articles published in scientific journals around the world, from 2000-2010, this number soared to 8,575. This surge in research was also a consequence of the Children's Health Act, legislation which provided funding for the long-term study of autism, as well as established a committee to oversee and facilitate research. Funding for research was also made possible with the creation of large foundations like Autism Speaks and the Organization for Autism Research, which were able to further raise autism awareness and secure significant contributions from donors.
Despite the fact that far more research was being conducted on autism, the overwhelming majority of this research was specifically focused on genetic causes. The introduction of new technologies had made examining genetic factors more accessible and interesting, and for that reason attention was focused towards things like copy number variants and other gene-specific elements. Researchers found that two genes, the NLGN3 and NLGN4, could be linked to autism in the case of a mutation, and also discovered that mutations on a chromosome of the SHANK3 gene could lead to the social and communication deficiencies characteristic of individuals with autism.
However, not all researchers believed that a narrow focus on genetics would reveal the comprehensive cause of autism. Autism rates in the 2000s continued to increase, surging higher than rates of the 1980s and 1990s. The hypothesis of a genetic predisposition, purported by many invested in the genetic approach to autism etiology, therefore wasn't adding up, and led some researchers to direct their focus towards environmental causes. As mentioned, research by Mark Geier concerning the toxic vaccine preservative Thimerosal, helped to support its removal from a number of childhood vaccines; however, Thimerosal still remained present in many flu vaccines that are administered to infants, young children, and pregnant mothers. Geier and other scientists who argued for the removal of toxic elements like mercury and aluminum from childhood vaccines therefore continued prolific research throughout the decade, publishing dozens of compelling papers that highlighted strong relationships between vaccine administration and an individual's risk for developing autism.
Today, autism research continues full steam ahead. While the focus of this research is still largely directed toward genetic causes, a growing movement of both parents and researchers stand behind the science that identifies clear environmental causes. Because autism rates have yet again significantly increased in the last decade—now 1 in every 68 children is diagnosed with ASD—and because vaccine administration schedules continue to increase and feature more doses of vaccines with toxic elements, the debate over the true cause of autism continues.


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Waipa Stories capture the history of our district.
They celebrate the people, places and events that have shaped Waipa over the years and made it what it is today.
80th Anniversary Celebrations at Te Awamutu Museum2015 is a special year at the Te Awamutu Museum, as it marks 80 years since the founding of the Te Awamutu Historical Society. Without their hard work and dedication to preserving Waipā's history, we would not have such a wealth of information stored in the Museum archives or a collection to display. The Historical Society was founded in February 1935 by a group of local residents. The inaugural committee meeting saw the following officers elected; Patron: Mr James Cowan, President: Mr. James Oliphant, Vice-president: Mr. H.A. Swarbrick, Secretary-Treasurer: Rev. E.G. Jansen, Committee: Miss C. Jefferson, Mr. G. Gifford, Mr. E. Thomson. This committee agreed upon six aims for the Society to achieve, including gathering of all historical data relating to the Maori and European settlement of the area, preserving landmarks and historical areas through photography and creating maps of the area to show significant sites and tracks. They also actively collected objects and specimens with the goal of eventually forming a local museum. This was helped greatly by the first curator, Mr. Gavin Gifford, offering space in his rooms on Alexandra Street for objects to be displayed. Mr Gifford also had a considerable private collection from all over the world which was later given to the Society and formed the basis for the collection still held today. The collection of curios includes many items from the local area such as toki, patu muka and other Maori taonga. There are also objects from further afield, including a Chinese opium pipe, a dice shaker and snuff box from England and items from various Polynesian islands. Two months after the first...
Te Hokioi a Rere Atu Na! The Hokioi Press
Te Hokioi was part of the printed propaganda battle that preceded, and prompted, the Waikato wars of the 1860s.
Toothpaste Pot Lid
A toothpaste pot lid from the 1880s.
Te Awamutu Railway Tea Rooms
Pamela Langmuir recalls helping her grandparents at the Railway Tearooms as an 8 year old in 1938.
The Queen Victoria Lithograph
An exchange of gifts between Queen Victoria and the people of Rangiaowhia.
Waipa Streets
Waipa history through the names of our streets.
Beautiful Maungatautari
Carly Daniels shares a story about Maungatautari.
Constable Williamson
Ken Williamson recalls his father's city posting in the 1920s.
Lake Karapiro
Valerie McMillan grew up in Karapiro where her father worked on constructing the dam. She remembers when the waters rose over their house.
Mr and Mrs Smale
Jan Kilham tells the story of Florence and Charley Smale of Horahora.
The Finn Brothers
Tim and Neil Finn's early life in Te Awamutu.
Te Kooti's Cloak
A kaitaka ngore that belonged to Te Kooti Arikirangi Te Turuki.
Early Te Awamutu
The story of Te Awamutu's beginnings.


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The GDN is a combination of fast paced shooter and rhythm action game with an intriguing sci-fi plot spread evenly throughout.
The Global Defense Network has released their proprietary training simulator to the public. Charged with defending against aggressive extra terrestrial activity, the GDN has begun to seek out gifted individuals to assist in their efforts. Effective immediately, the formerly classified simulator used to train GDN Agents has been released to the public.
The GDN training simulator measures a variety of ability scores, ranging from general aptitude to aggression levels. The GDN administration staff has already begun an international recruitment effort and if you meet their rigid standards, you will be contacted directly. Get the game, test your skills, and see if you are good enough to be a GDN Agent.
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Investing.com – Indonesia stocks were higher after the close on Thursday, as gains in the Miscellaneous Industry, Basic Industry and Infrastructure sectors led shares higher.
At the close in Jakarta, the IDX Composite Index added 0.74%.
The best performers of the session on the IDX Composite Index were Malacca Trust Wuwungan Insurance PT (JK:MTWI), which rose 34.12% or 58 points to trade at 228 at the close. Meanwhile, Kioson Komersial Indonesia Tbk PT (JK:KIOS) added 24.77% or 270 points to end at 1360 and Express Transindo Utama Tbk (JK:TAXI) was up 21.82% or 12 points to 67 in late trade.
The worst performers of the session were Arita Prima Indonesia Tbk (JK:APII), which fell 17.97% or 46 points to trade at 210 at the close. Bank Dinar Indonesia Tbk (JK:DNAR) declined 16.43% or 46.00 points to end at 234.00 and Hotel Sahid Jaya Tbk (JK:SHID) was down 14.63% or 210 points to 1225.
Rising stocks outnumbered declining ones on the Jakarta Stock Exchange by 172 to 157 and 119 ended unchanged.
Shares in Malacca Trust Wuwungan Insurance PT (JK:MTWI) rose to all time highs; gaining 34.12% or 58 to 228. Shares in Kioson Komersial Indonesia Tbk PT (JK:KIOS) rose to all time highs; rising 24.77% or 270 to 1360.
Crude oil for November delivery was down 0.90% or 0.46 to $50.84 a barrel. Elsewhere in commodities trading, Brent oil for delivery in December fell 0.47% or 0.27 to hit $56.67 a barrel, while the December Gold Futures contract rose 0.62% or 8.04 to trade at $1296.94 a troy ounce.
USD/IDR was down 0.17% to 13502.5, while AUD/IDR rose 0.20% to 10545.00.
The US Dollar Index Futures was up 0.08% at 92.86.
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|The Math Of Meeting Women
|Posted by Khiem in: Articles
I haven't written on my blog in a while… and I haven't forgotten about it. I just haven't been inspired as much.
I used to write a lot on topics related to the teachings of the Pickup Artists but ever since I started working with David Wygant, I'm starting to care less and less about what PUAs believe or teach.
The truth is… meeting women isn't that hard. If you've been submerged in the PUA Community for a while, everything they tell you makes meeting women sound really really really hard.
You got to be alpha! You got to lead! You got to peacock! You got to be fun! You got to touch more! You got to plough through her bitch shield/resistance!
Have you ever stopped and thought: Damn, that's a fucking lot of "you got to do x, or y or z"!!! You really got to wonder… Men have been hooking up with women since the dawn of time, how did they do it before? Shiiiiit, how did your parents do it?
If I was to listen and believe everything PUAs teach, it'd seem that women are trying to do EVERYTHING in their power not to hook up with you.
The reality is… women DO want to meet you. Women do want to hang out with you. Women do want to hook up with you. But do you really believe that? Are you too much in your head to really notice?
It's really not that hard! If you've been reading and using PUA material for a year or more and you still haven't been able to date and hook-up occasionally with some women, maybe you are trying too hard!
Ask yourself: Are you nice? Are you a little bit cool, fun or interesting? Are you normal (aka fun and non-creepy)?
You really don't need a PhD in the latest PUA technology to be that, do you?
I'll tell you right now what's important: do you have a minimum level of social lifestyle. Do you go out? Do you have hobbies? Can you make friends?
If you can make friends, you can meet women!
And if you can make female friends, you should be able to go on dates. Being able to make friends with women means that women find you safe and fun enough to hang with you. And if so, why aren't you going on dates? And I'm not talking about group dates either. Are you going out alone, 1-on-1 with her?
If you go out on dates enough, you should be able to get laid. You may not be getting laid like a rock star but you are getting laid! Make the math yourself.
1 date per week = 4 dates per month
Do you know what is the average amount of dates women claim they have before having sex with a man? Three!
So assuming you are pretty normal, pretty chill and you go out with the same woman once a week, you connect with her well and you don't do anything super wrong to actually turn her off… well lookee lookee here, you might just have gotten some! You just got laid!!!
Let me pull out my calculator again. So… if my genius calculations are correct, you just got laid at least once a month based on the assumption that most men and women hook up by the third date.
And notice this: if you go out with her every week, you actually have a spare 4th week. The 4th week is your margin of error… in case she wants to wait a bit longer and you need a 4th date to get intimate with her… or who knows, maybe plans didn't pan out on one of the weeks or one of you just got sick or tired one week.
This is the most common and fairly conservative take I could give you on a realistic semi-active dating life.
If you are any good, you can probably have more than one date per week. If you're fun, you and her may actually hang out more than once a week after the first one or two dates. Your chances of getting some can only increase if you become more proactive in your social life or if you fix your bad dating habits.
So how hard is it really to meet women?
Quite frankly, from working with David Wygant, the 2 most common problems I've found with men and their dating life are:
- Having an active enough social life that is conducive to meeting women
- Knowing how to turn a woman on
Most men think they need to build killer inner game to approach women… killer confidence… alpha-esque demeanor or witty James Bond-like conversational skills but the reality is:
Get a social lifestyle!!! That will take care of your ability to meet women. The more comfortable you find yourself doing the things you love, the less likely you are to freeze up when you want to talk to a woman because you are in your own environment! It's really a comfort level thing. Like David said in his Men's Mastery Series, choose 5 locations that you go often to… and start socializing there. Get to know people. Start with small talk. You'll eventually talk to the women that go there and it will all feel easy.
As far as learning how to turn a woman on, most of that takes care of itself if you hang around enough women… or better… if you hang around enough guys who are cool and attractive. Most cool guys know how to flirt with women. Just watch them… and soon enough, you'll end up emulating them without knowing it.
If you have to take an academic approach to learning how to turn women on, watch a lot of sex educational videos and read more on sexual psychology. Turning a woman on is like a dance. You just have to learn how to lead her mind and body. You have to create a safe environment for her to express her sexual side to you. You got to talk directly to how she feels about herself. It's not rocket science.
So seriously, for the guys out there who are really struggling, stop reading so much about pickup. Go out there and make it easier on yourself to meet women by being normal and learning to just talk. Just say something.
You don't get extra points for doing fancy crazy approaches or make outs in the middle of the street or club. You don't get extra points for being super duper confident a la Pickup Artist.
All you want is a nice girlfriend, right? All you want is to get a little bit of action, right?
Well get out there and be normal!
Surprisingly, most women are looking for that normal, yet fun easy going guy. Ask the damn women! They'll tell you. There are more creepy guys out there than you think.
You aren't THAT bad!


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As human beings, we have a wide range of emotions to deal with on an everyday basis.
We have joy, anticipation, fear, surprise, sadness, annoyance, etc.
And then there's anger.
Anger, while a part of the wide human emotional spectrum, is perhaps one of the strongest and most powerful emotions that we experience.
Anger is a natural and "automatic" human response, and when used in the correct manner it serves as a defense mechanism that protects us from harm.
Emphasis on the words "used in the correct manner".
Unfortunately for most people, they tend to allow anger to get the better of them, and this often leads to destructive behavior and even the development of physical ailments that you may not be aware of.
"Anger Can Kill You."
Studies have shown that people with long-standing issues with anger management tend to develop psychological issues as well, such as forgetfulness, procrastination, carelessness, and even depression.
However, if you know anything about health matters you would know that psychological issues can be just as dangerous as physiological health issues.
Prolonged issues with anger can also breed a whole host of health problems for you, such as high blood pressure, debilitating strokes, and even heart disease.
In fact, research has shown that among all the risk factors for heart disease, chronic anger is the most significant predictor; more than smoking, obesity, and high blood pressure.
Imagine becoming so angry for so long that you end up shortening your lifespan dramatically because of all these issues.
But even if you don't end up dead from your anger, you're still liable to get yourself into a fair bit of trouble if you allow your anger to run rampant.
"Violence Is NOT A Natural Reaction Of Anger."
A lot of people tend to think that any form of violence that results in being angry is natural.
It is not.
I repeat: Violence is NEVER a natural reaction to being angry.
Even though anger is a natural human response, there is nothing natural about reacting to anger by allowing one's self to get physical.
Any form of abuse, be it physical or emotional, is an immature and unacceptable way of dealing with one's anger.
It doesn't matter who the person might be to you; you have absolutely no right to physically attack someone because you're angry at them.
How many cases of road rage have you read in the newspapers? How many fatal shootings have you seen on the news?
While it may be of some debate that the people who were involved in such cases had a deep psychological problem (the most likely of which could very well be Intermittent Explosive Disorder or IED), the underlying issue, the motivating factor that drove them to such actions is ultimately anger.
How long will it be till you succumb to the rage and harm not only yourself, but others too?
"Anger Not Only Hurts You,
But Your Loved Ones As Well."
Can you relate to the following?
Perhaps you might not have experienced the above examples first-hand, but you're probably familiar with one or two individuals in your life who might have snapped at you at some point for some unfathomable reason.
Regardless, unrestrained anger often results in undesirable outcomes, either for yourself or your loved ones.
Which is exactly why effective anger management is crucial for EVERYONE, and not just those who think they may have anger issues.
This is perhaps one of the most common misconceptions about anger that people have, that they don't need to know anger management techniques because they don't have any anger issues.
" Easily Eliminate Anger From Your Life. . . "
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Detailing techniques already used by many reputable psychologists and therapists today, Greg Frost doesn't fill the Conquering Anger manual with fluff, nor does he "re-invent the wheel" as he mentions.
Conquering Anger is a collection of some of the best anger management techniques that you can use in any situation, and if there's a book that should be on your must-read list, this is the one.
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Management Therapist. . . "
Conquering Anger isn't just an ordinary ebook, it's really a therapist in a book. Most self-help books are written in such a way that they end up becoming a very dry read, but Conquering Anger has the average Joe in mind. There aren't any complex jargon that requires you to look up the dictionary every few pages; even a 5th grader can understand the techniques being taught within this book.
Containing various techniques for various situations, this book is like your own personal anger management therapist, ready to help at a moment's notice. Simple, yet concise enough to cover practically any aspect of anger management. Whether it's dealing with the bully archetype or dire, potentially explosive circumstances, Conquering Anger has answers for any and all anger-causing situations.
A definite recommended reading for everyone, and not just those in dire need of effective anger management.
Roy Hutchinson
Manchester, NH
" Thank You For Making Our Lives That
Much Better . . . "
My husband has always been a nice guy. But when he's stressed out, he's got a terrible temper, and you can barely talk him out of it. That was the case for us about a year ago, when he got a promotion. He was always busy with work, and he would bring his frustrations home. The kids used to enjoy having him home, but since he snapped at them one night at the dinner table, they wanted nothing to do with him.
I managed to talk him out of his temper one night, and I recommended that he try checking out some anger management books. We looked on the Internet together and found your website. He gave your book a try, and after a couple of weeks we both noticed a remarkable difference. He was a lot more level-headed, almost like the man I married, and even though he still gets stressed out every now and then, he knows how to deal with the stress and not let it get in the way of a happy family.
Thank you for making our lives that much better Greg.
Fiona L.
Evansville, IN
"Here Are The Top 3 Misconceptions
People Have About Anger."
A lot of people think that all anger is explosive, and that releasing the pent-up anger is a must in any situation. This is not necessarily true. Anger is unlike pressure in a volcano; you don't have to release it for fear of an eruption or a massive breakdown.
It is true that when you linger on angry thoughts your stress levels tend to be elevated, but you don't have to resort to emotional outbursts or tirades in order to reduce your stress.
Anger is not necessarily destructive or unhealthy. Anger in some circumstances is perfectly appropriate; for example if a friend betrays you or if you find yourself being physically or emotionally provoked (or even attacked).
As mentioned earlier, anger is a natural human response, and acts as a defense mechanism so no further harm, physical or emotional, will come to us. But to give into fits of anger over the smallest, most insignificant issues is indeed unhealthy and destructive.
Effective anger management should teach you the ways on how to deal with anger as it arises, depending on the circumstance.
The truth is, not everyone is given to emotional outbursts when they experience feelings of anger. Most tend to keep their anger to themselves, or at least they don't verbalize their anger.
Instead of saying things like "I'm angry" or "You're making me mad", they give off passive aggressive signals such as sulking or slamming doors or having a certain irritated tone to their voice.
You have some idea that they're angry, yet you have no clue as to the cause of it because they refuse to verbalize their anger.
"We All Have Our Boiling Points."
Unless you've found total inner peace with yourself, chances are you're prone to anger, and at some point in your life you'll experience the kind of anger that you'll have trouble coping with.
Either you explode into a senseless tirade, or you seethe and allow your anger and resentment to develop into something dark and sinister that eats you up inside.
That's no way to live your life.
You need to learn the exact techniques of effective anger management, so that when you chance upon a situation that tests your boiling point, you'll be able to shrug it off with ease, perhaps even with a smile.
You don't have to be a slave to your own anger.
You don't have to allow your anger to transform you into a monster.
You're seconds away from discovering the secrets to conquering your anger once and for all, using techniques employed by some of the best minds in the self improvement industry and top anger management therapists in the world today.
" Really Saved Me From Self-Destructing! "
About a year ago I had to work a second job because my wife was expecting our first child, and we realized a little too late that we weren't in the best financial shape to have a baby. I ended up working long hours, and I hardly had enough time for myself, let alone my wife. I didn't even have the time for our baby when he was finally born. I would come home late from work only to find both of them asleep.
I became increasingly tired, to the point that I didn't want to do anything anymore but sleep. We stopped going out, and my wife and I would argue over the smallest things. I said a lot of things that I know now I shouldn't have said, and my wife almost left me because of it.
The problem wasn't just confined to my home. I was snapping at my colleagues at work every chance I had, and my supervisor warned me for having a bad attitude. I don't know what happened next, but somehow I knew I had to do something.
That's when I discovered your book, Greg. Conquering Anger really saved me from self-destructing! Thank you Greg, for everything.
Pete M.
Long Beach, CA
" Found Myself Becoming More Relaxed
Than I Have Ever Had. "
I used to get upset over the smallest things, and even though I didn't know it then, a lot of my friends called me some nasty names behind my back because of it. I couldn't help it, I'd fly off the handle at the smallest mention of something I didn't like. I finally came to the realization after I lost my temper on my best friend and almost ended our life-long friendship. I didn't want to live like this, and I knew I had to do something about it.
Thank goodness someone emailed me and recommended you. I checked out your Conquering Anger course, and I must say that I was thoroughly impressed by how the manual was written. Clear, concise, and to the point.
The most I liked about the course is the Self Reflection Exercises guidebook. Within days of using those positive affirmations as daily mantras, I found myself becoming more relaxed than I have ever been.
My friends and family have noticed the difference since I've implemented the techniques taught within the course, and they definitely approve of the improvements.
Selene Myers
Buffalo, NY
" Within A Week My Wife Said She Noticed
The Difference In Me"
Greg, I just wanted to thank you for coming up with Conquering Anger. I used to have a terrible temper, and I didn't even realize it until everyone I knew started avoiding me. Funny thing was, I got even angrier when I finally noticed it. I confronted a friend of mine, asked him for the truth, and that was when he told me that everyone thought I was an ill-tempered jerk.
Normally I would brush it off, but when my wife agreed and asked me to get some help, that's when I knew I had to get better.
I was looking for anger management therapists online when I chanced upon your website. At first I wasn't sure what to make of it; I'm not one for self-therapy, so I have to admit I was skeptical. I decided to give it a try anyway.
Your book is very well written and easy to understand, and I managed to absorb a lot of the techniques within days. I applied that technique you taught somewhere in Chapter 5, and I was amazed by how quickly I managed to cool down from an otherwise explosive reaction. The breathing techniques you showed worked wonders too, and within a week my wife said she noticed the difference in me.
Chase Douglas
Jacksonville, FL
"Anger Management Therapy Sessions
Can Set You Back THOUSANDS Of Dollars."
Let's face facts; under normal circumstances you wouldn't need to attend anger management therapy, unless you've gotten yourself into a spot of trouble and you've got a court order that makes anger management therapy mandatory.
But wouldn't you want the chance to completely avoid such a situation?
Seeing a psychiatrist to make sure you don't blow up at every little instance can cost you anything from hundreds to even thousands of dollars.
In my years in the self development industry, I've been blessed to know a number of professionals in various medical practice areas.
I have a good friend who is a psychologist and anger management therapist, and I've had the chance to pick his brain for years about the inner workings of the human mind.
As such, I've been able to compile years of study and research into one comprehensive, downloadable resource that presents to you practically every clever technique there is to know in conquering anger in the quickest and most effective ways possible.
All in simple, plain English.
With your permission, I would like to introduce to you...
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Before I get into the details of the "Conquering Anger" course, I'd just like to clarify that I'm not trying to "re-invent the wheel" so to speak, because there is no "mind-blowing breakthrough new age technique" that someone just conjured up yesterday.
The techniques taught within this course already exist, and are currently being used by some of the top professionals in the industry.
You could of course go to your local bookstore and grab 5, 10, or even 20 books for hundreds of dollars and absorb the best information and knowledge money can buy, and you'll be able to conquer your anger in several months.
Emphasis on "several months."
Anger management is a very serious issue that needs to be addressed immediately.
You don't have a lot of time or money to waste.
So without any further ado, here's what you'll learn in the "Conquering Anger" course:
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"Self Reflection Exercises" is a complementary guide meant to be used in conjunction with the main "Conquering Anger" manual. In this guidebook, you will find various positive affirmations that help empower you in your efforts to effectively manage your anger.
When using these positive affirmations, it is recommended that you find a nice, quiet environment, maybe a room with a pleasing ambience that can include the use of scented candles or incense, soft lighting, and perhaps some calm, mood music.
As you relax, repeat the affirmations you've chosen to embed into your mind, breathe in a slow, rhythmic fashion, and allow yourself to achieve a state of calm and serenity, and feel your frustrations melt away gradually.
Remember, this guidebook of affirmations is to be used in tandem with the main "Conquering Anger" manual, so be sure to absorb and understand the information found within the manual before you attempt these self reflection exercises.
Written in simple, plain English, the "Conquering Anger" course was designed for the average Joe who may or may not have a problem with controlling their anger.
Even if you don't think you have a problem with anger, you might know someone who does.
"Conquering Anger" can help you deal with anyone who has issues with anger management, be it yourself or your loved ones.
By now you're probably wondering:
"How Much Is Conquering Anger
Going To Cost Me, Greg?"
With all due respect, that isn't the question you should be asking.
Instead, ask yourself the following question:
Can you live with feelings of rage and anger and regret for the rest of your life?
You might not realize it (and don't get angry with me for saying this) but you might not even be aware of the fact that you're exhibiting signs of unhealthy anger and inadvertently hurting your loved ones because of it.
Unfortunately for many of us we suffer from the sin of pride, so thus you might be too prideful to admit even to yourself that you may possibly have a problem with anger management.
The first step to recovery is admitting you have a problem.
So ask yourself if you really want to risk putting others through the unnecessary suffering of your temper, when the problem can easily be resolved once you're able to identify the signs.
I want to help you resolve the anger issues that you may or may not have, or may or may not be aware of to begin with.
Which is why I've decided to offer the complete "Conquering Anger" course for a mere $97 $47 $9.97.
Only for the next 80 15 clients...
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Do note however that the offer of $9.97 is only exclusive for the first 15 action-takers.
It's my way of rewarding those who want to help themselves.
I will be increasing the price once the first 15 orders are filled, so please make the smart decision and reserve your copy for $9.97 now.
I know that you may be a little reluctant to make the decision even though it's the right one.
I'm not surprised, because I've seen a lot of people make the same mistake over the years.
I sincerely want to help you, and I sincerely believe that the techniques in "Conquering Anger" will work for you.
So I'm willing to take on all risks involved in your investment of "Conquering Anger".
Which is why I'm offering you the "Conquering Anger" course with a No-Questions Asked, 60-Day, 100% Money-Back Guarantee.
If, for any reason at all, you're not entirely convinced of the course's effectiveness, simply contact me within 60 days of your purchase, and I'll return every single penny of your investment to you, no questions asked.
Those of you who have had previous dealings with me will know that I never take anything that I don't rightfully deserve, so if you're not satisfied with the "Conquering Anger" course then I don't deserve your money nor faith in me.
Remember, your investment in the "Conquering Anger" course is 100% guaranteed.
" Saw The Difference Within A Week! "
It's very easy to lose track of yourself when you get so busy and tired, and that's what happened to me. I was working long hours trying to secure a huge deal for my company that I ended up becoming a bit of a jerk to a lot of my friends and family. I had a short fuse, and would take every little thing the wrong way, and I got real defensive over silly things.
Luckily someone recommended that I try and keep a cool head and check out your website. Now I must admit that I doubted Conquering Anger would work, but after giving it a try I saw the difference within a week! I implemented that technique you talked about in Chapter 7, and it was as if a huge weight was lifted from my shoulders.
I feel like a new man, Greg, and I have you to thank for it.
Cole Weissman
Bangor, ME
" Made Me Much Calmer "
I have to say Conquering Anger is quite impressive, and instead of all the jargon that most self-help books are filled with, your book is actually quite simple to understand. The techniques are not that complex to learn and implement, and they're highly effective as well. I especially loved the chapter where you teach the "quick cheat" way of dissolving one's anger in a volatile situation.
In my line of work I need to give service with a smile, and sometimes it's so hard trying to hold back my frustrations and refraining from letting it out. Your book has not only made me much calmer, it's also made me better at my job.
Mindy K.
Las Vegas, NV
" Definitely A Must-Buy "
I've always been known to have a fiery temper. An being a lady, that's not a good thing. It does scare the guys away.
So I decided I had to make a chance and along came Conquering Anger. I must say it has made a significant differene in my life. I'm able to keep my calm and think things through carefully before lashing out. Definitely a must-buy if you have anger issues...
Chanel .F
Miami, FL
"So What Now?"
Now, again, you have to ask yourself the most important question of all:
Can you really live with yourself after inadvertently or deliberately hurting your loved ones with your temper?
Can you really live a life of pent-up anger just waiting to explode at the most inopportune moment?
Can you really live with the stress of constantly trying to rein in your rage and frustrations?
You don't have to be a slave to your anger.
Take action and liberate yourself from rage.
Conquer your anger today.
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P.P.S. You have absolutely no reason to worry. Your investment is backed by my no-nonsense, no questions asked, 60-day, 100% money-back guarantee. If you're not in any way satisfied with your investment, contact me within 60 days of your purchase and I'll return you every penny you've paid for the course.
P.P.P.S. Anger, while a perfectly natural human response, is not necessarily good for your health. Learn how to manage your anger effectively so you can channel your negative emotions into more positive ones. Liberate yourself, and conquer your anger today.


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Nokia Lumia 800 owners are reporting issues with the handset's battery life, as the new model Espoo gets off to shaky start in its bid to regain a place at the smartphone maker's top table.
A matter of days after it dropped, Nokia support forums are today littered with testimonies from piqued users claiming their handset is playing free and easy with its juice.
According to one owner, now on his second Lumia 800 after encountering battery longevity issues with his first handset, the smartie's stamina is so bad it died out just two hours after using it on a full charge.
Others report their phone losing a whopping 65 per cent of its battery when in standby mode overnight, also having started with a full charge.
Nokia, which is pinning its hopes on the Lumia 800 to restore its tarnished rep, has yet to acknowledge the glitch. But with rumours surfacing earlier this week that a battery-boosting update for the handset is already in the pipeline suggests that it could even have known about the issues pre-launch.
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Making a bear case for the venerable Goldman Sachs
While Goldman built its franchise by providing advisory services, the company is much different today. About two-thirds of its revenue comes from trading and investing with its own equity. Buying shares of Goldman is like investing in an alternative asset management firm like Blackstone or Fortress Investment Group
That's fine, but it can be volatile. To remain a top player, an alternative asset management firm needs to keep posting strong returns. If not, there are many other places for major investors to put their money.
Consider Goldman's $10 billion Global Alpha hedge fund. According to a piece on Bloomberg.com, there was 3.4% decline in the fund for the first four months of this year. Stuffing cash into a low-fee S&P 500 index fund would have been a much better strategy. This lackluster performance is no fluke. Global Alpha has eroded by 12% since 2005.
If Goldman doesn't get things back into shape, there could be outflows, and that would mean losing out on lucrative fees. I'm sure competitors such as JPMorgan Chase
There is also the issue of the "high-water mark." This means Global Alpha needs to return to its prior high to get incentive fees. Might this mean taking on more risks to bump up returns?
Private-equity pitfalls
Another key piece to the Goldman growth engine is private equity. As seen with its latest $20 billion fund, the firm has lots of traction in this category.
Other private-equity firms have also been racking up high returns and are raising megafunds. This means more bidding on deals, potentially higher risks, and probably lower returns. At the Asia Society conference in mid-May, the cofounder of The Carlyle Group, David Rubenstein, said private-equity firms should expect some blowups as well as lower returns.
Despite the warnings, Goldman appears to be unabashed in taking more and more risk on its private-equity deals. One interesting trend is buying tech companies, as seen in the recent buyout of Alltel
While Alltel has decent growth, it still is a small player compared with Verizon
It does help that debt financing is dirt cheap right now and junk-bond default rates are at all-time lows. But with interest rates creeping up lately, it's inevitable that private-equity deals will get costlier.
Bearish bottom line
I agree that Goldman is the premier global financial firm. It's tough to argue with this. My concern is that the firm is increasingly putting a big chunk of its capital into high-risk categories such as hedge funds, private equity, and trading. To continue its growth, Goldman has no choice.
But if you look at the history of high finance, the implosions are typically the result of balance-sheet bets. Even Goldman has cautionary tales. In the 1920s, Goldman put its capital into a dodgy closed-end fund and almost went bust. Then in the early 1970s, Goldman made a horrible bet on Penn Central.
I still think an implosion at Goldman is unlikely. But with higher interest rates, low returns on Global Alpha, and increased risks of its private equity business, it's getting much tougher being Midas.
For related Foolishness:
- Alltel's New Private Equity Plan
- Goldman: Into the Private Equity Stratosphere
- Dueling Fools: Private Equity Bear
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Oslo (AFP) - Low-cost company Norwegian Air Shuttle stated Thursday it might require a couple within the cockpit whatsoever occasions for safety reasons.
"When one individual leaves the cockpit, a couple will need to be there, " Norwegian's flight procedures director Thomas Hesthammer stated.
The announcement came after French authorities stated the co-pilot from the condemned Germanwings flight that crashed Tuesday made an appearance to possess locked the pilot from the cockpit and deliberately crashed the plane.
All 150 people and crew were wiped out within the crash.
Hesthammer stated Norwegian's new measure was likely to be enforced by Friday.
"We've been talking about this for any very long time however this development has faster things, " he stated.
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It serves no purpose except fill the pockets of the greedy media.
Have some respect and compassion.


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As always, reviews and feedback are appreciated, Please help me spread the word about this book, as my own throat and fingers are tired and raw from having screamed about it endlessly from various digital rooftops.


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There is great unrest about higher education in America today. For the first time, many are seriously questioning the value of a college degree. With soaring tuition costs, rising student debt, and questionable outcomes in the job market, such unrest is understandable.
But there's something more fundamental to what's bothering us. To examine the value of a college degree, we must also examine how we measure educational outcomes. The key performance indicators we use as national measures of outcomes in higher education are woefully inadequate: GPA, degree attainment (or some derivative such as retention rates), and gainful employment are about the extent of the list. And we are struggling mightily to improve these measures.
But here's the real problem: even if we did improve these traditional measures dramatically, it wouldn't matter much because they are the wrong targets. We should be aiming much higher.
"We value what we measure rather than measuring what we value" is an expression commonly heard in education circles these days. It couldn't be more true. The things we truly hope to gain as a result of higher education aren't being measured. Some colleges and universities have started measuring constructs such as student engagement and critical thinking skills -- outcomes that many argue are closer to what we value. But they're still a long way from what really matters in terms of ultimate outcomes.
Here's a simple exercise that will help us appreciate how much we are missing the target right now. Think about how to answer the following questions. Which is the more important outcome?
1. A.) Acquiring knowledge or
B.) Improving critical thinking
2. A.) Getting a job or
B.) Getting a job you love
3) A) A graduate who gets a job or
B.) A graduate who creates jobs for others
4. A.) A good job or
B.) A good life
5. A.) A good life or
B.) A good society
The vast majority of us would answer B's across the board. Critical thinking is considered more important than simply mastering a subject, because it enables you to apply that knowledge to solve issues, pioneer new knowledge, or produce something tangible. Getting a job is certainly important, but what matters in the long term is whether it's a job you love -- where there's a match between what you do best and what you do daily in that job. A graduate who gets a job is certainly a productive member of society and a wage earner for his or her family, but a graduate who is an entrepreneur who builds a company and creates dozens, hundreds, or thousands of jobs makes an immense contribution to our economy. Getting a good job is linked to having a good life, but a good life is one of the ultimate goals of a human being. And you can take that one step further and say that a good society, which certainly has to consist of individuals who have good lives, is the ultimate ideal outcome for humankind.
Aside from a hint of measurement of critical thinking, we are not currently measuring any of the most valued outcomes of an education. We're not measuring how many graduates get a job they love. We're not measuring the economic energy and entrepreneurship of our students and graduates. We're not measuring whether they have good lives or whether they are making contributions to better society. These outcomes are certainly being accomplished, but by how many and to what degree? We just don't have a clue. But we'd better get one fast.
The answer won't be found in running faster and harder toward the targets currently in front of us. And it won't be found in a new government standard or ranking system. We have to aim higher, for a wholly different -- and much more meaningful -- set of outcomes. They may be harder to measure than the ones we have now. But that's no excuse. Colleges and universities everywhere can measure these outcomes now, and if we want to defend the value of higher education, we must measure them.


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Without much fanfare, because that's the kind of guy David Letterman is, it was announced Monday that the Late Show host will stay on CBS until 2010, which will mark his 28th year in late-night. (Considering how messy and publicly embarrassing late-night renegotiations have often been, this one was handled with surprisingly litlle drama or indiscretion.) No surprise, we love David Letterman — he's always maintained an incredible balance of gravity, levity, and plain 'ole witty irony unmatched by any of his peers.
As a tribute (and on the advice of EW Senior Writer Karen Valby), here are three moments, in no particular order, that demonstrate why this guy deserves four more years!
Michael Richards. Incredibly awkward, but riveting television.
Crispin Glover. On acid? Just being Crispin Glover? Who cares, it's hilarious.
Bill O'Reilly. Dave can do a hard-hitting interview and still be so charming that his squirming subject comes back for more.