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on by CharlesNNCPros Picture quality is superb,
Menus look pretty good and are easy to navigate,
Loads fast and works well,
Remote is simple and easy to use,
Netflix works good.Cons No cooling fan.
Summary Before I purchased this Panasonic DMP-BDT220 WiFi Blu-Ray DVD Player, I had researched virtually every player available on the market. There's a lot to pick from, but I wanted to find the player that had the best all-around features, and a great price that would fit my budget. And after looking at a dozen or so different players, I concluded that this Panasonic player was the best pick in its price range. Other players, have various other options, a varied amount of output connections, and may specify on-board memory configurations, etc. While this player does not specify the memory amount, it appears to be sufficient enough to load streaming media (such as Netflix, Amazon Video or Hulu Plus and play it back without any hesitation or pauses.
After receiving the player, I hooked it up, and it worked perfectly right from the start. Found my WiFi network without any problems. I entered the security password information and it was connected to my WiFi network and my Internet connection in seconds. Even configured itself with connecting to my other devices and PCs on my network also without any problems. I did not have to enter any network address configurations or anything except for the router/network access password. I was able to instantly see the pictures and videos on my shared PCs on my home network.
I use this for my Netflix streaming and it works great with no problems at all. And there is no lag time between the apps selection under the Internet portion of the player, but that might be because I'm using this on a fairly high-speed 10/2 broadband connection.
I've also used several of the other Internet apps on the player, and they all worked great as well.
The Pros of this player is that it worked perfectly right out of the box, and it was a snap to setup, connect to the Internet through my WiFi network, and very easy to tell it to automatically download and update the firmware. This can also be done by downloading the firmware file from a computer and putting it on a CD-ROM or a flash drive, and then inserting that into the player, and the player will then see it, and automatically update the firmware.
The only Cons of this player, if one at all, would be that it lacks a second HDMI or Component HD connection on the back of the player, but for me, that wasn't a problem, as I connected this player, using the HDMI connection, directly to my HDTV. It does offer also an optical digital audio out connection, which I have connected to my Sony 7.1 Home Theater System, and it works perfectly. Blu-Ray movies look and sound GREAT!!
ALL IN ALL, I think this is a terrific WiFi Player from Panasonic and I think anyone would be very satisfied with this player. I know I am. And doing a lot of research before I purchased this did help in picking a very good player. I think it's the best WiFi Blu-Ray player in its price category.
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on by gilliganjrPros It is a fine blu-ray player, and streams all of the services I like (Amazon, Vudu, Hulu+ and Netflix*)
Cons Netflix - do a search for "Panasonic and Netflix" and you will discover that Viera Connect (on TVs and Blu-Ray players) has had on-going problems with streaming Netflix.
Summary We bought this player in early May after CNET gave it their Editor's Choice (2012) award. In July, it was struggling to maintain wi-fi network connectivity. After working to get that restored, then Netflix still wouldn't stream. Ultimately, it took resetting the device to factory/memory defaults (using steps provided on the Panasonic support site for this player). Netflix works again (for now), but it was a hassle that I hope doesn't recur every 2.5 months.
"Great Blu-Ray Player"
on by vlok16Pros Plays all my BD's, which my SONY S350 could no longer do. WIFI setup is easy and works well, streaming services a great perk
Cons Have not found any yet
Summary This was purchased to replace my only 3 year old $300 S350 BD player that could not play newer discs due to lack of firmware support. Have not had a single issue since I bought this about a week ago. Playback has been perfect and startup times are more than acceptable. The fact that I can connect through WIFI for my Netflix streaming is just icing on the cake. Loving this player so far, would definitely recommed it, especially ath this price point. I do not have a 3D TV so I cannot comment on that and it does not interest me anyway, it would never be a tipping point for me. Go get this, you won't be disappointed.
"A quality product that almost meets my expectations."
on by johnnymac007Pros There were a few upgrades this player had over the previous model that I was interested in, additional file formats it now can handle either through USB, SD card or on disc and more formatting options for devices connected through USB plus more apps.
Cons USB and SD card file options are not completely the same which could be problematic. Would like even more file format options for music and video. I tried the simulated 3D effects on Avatar and it was unwatchable. Maybe it doesn't work on passive 3D.
Summary I've only had the Panasonic DMP-BDT220 a few days so I haven't fully explored it yet. I was waiting to buy it until CNET reviewed it, which they haven't done yet, but I found a few other reviews online which were very positive so I went for it. I like that I can connect an external HD through USB and access all my music, photo and video files. But what is new to me and has me excited is DLNA. I found out that my Dell computer has DLNA capability so I don't have to hook anything up to the player just stream my media files to it. Cool. With all the capabilities this player has I'm considering purchasing another one for my other HDTV and eliminating my "rip off" cable tv service. That would make me very happy. By the way, I'm using this with a Vizio 3D tv with passive
technology. It works well with the Vizio but I felt that the 3D effects weren't initially as good as the Vizio 3D Bluray player
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on by orionreplayPros Very easy to use.
Menus look great.
Amazon Prime works great.
Netflix good once in a movie or tv show.Cons Netflix menu interface is slow and tedious.
Customer support regarding Netflix menu interface is a joke.Summary I purchased this Blu Ray due to reviews last year at this time. It has run solid for the past year. To harp on the simplicity of the menu system, my then 4 year old, now 5 year old, can get to Netflix streaming and operate a disk without asking for any help. That tells you the ease of navigating. We have had no wireless issues as described by others reveiwers. I had no issues at all with the device.
I did contact to complain about the Netflix interface as it is amazingly slow to negotiate. One click turns into two clicks, because you think it didn't register the first click... only then several seconds later you are forced to sit through the two clicks, always ending up where you did not want to be.
Customer Service in this regard was laughable. We'd go round and round about the speed of my internet, connectivity, and even batteries in the remote. Once everything was done, they simply gave up. I simply got hung up on. I reverted to emails and never get a response.
It was strange. Very strange. Netflix works. But I find the interface to be very slow to move around on. It continues to be so. Life went on.
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By Loren Pope
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St. John's College
Santa Fe, New Mexico, and Annapolis, Maryland
"[St. John's] is a hard-working Shangri-La for the life-of-the-mind teenager who may hate or is bored by high school or is disgusted with education's stupid SAT system. St. John's has the courage to reject all that stuff; it's who you are and what you want out of college that counts."
St. John's is a school for the intellectual explorer. If you're looking for someone else to tell you the right answer, skip it. But if you're game for an adventure that equips you to think and communicate about complex ideas with a collegial community of scholars, St. John's might be your nirvana.
The college has no majors, one mission, one catalog, two campuses, two presidents, two faculties, and two student bodies that may move freely from one campus to the other. The unusual duality is the result of the expansionist mood of the sixties, when education was a booming industry and the college's keepers in Annapolis decided to clone the college on a mountain in Santa Fe.
St. John's charming tidewater colonial campus of 450 students in Annapolis, with its ancient trees and mix of historic and modern buildings, is on a Severn River tributary. On another dramatically beautiful campus on the other side of the country, nestling on the shoulders of Monte Sol in the southeast corner of Santa Fe, a student body of like size wrestles with the same questions of the human condition.
Students on both campuses follow the Program, a great-books curriculum entirely deserving of its capital P. Students take four years of language (ancient Greek and French, and a close look at the nature of languages), four years of math, three years of lab science, one year of music, and four years of the queen mother of all courses, seminar—an intellectual journey with some of Western thought's most interesting and influential authors as guides. It's a cross-curriculum investigation of literature, political science, religion, philosophy, history, economics, and psychology.
The curriculum is based on original works of literature, art, music, language, math, and science. You learn geometry by reading Euclid. You learn astronomy from Copernicus. You learn about democracy from Tocqueville, Lincoln, and Hamilton.
That means there are no textbooks, except in the ancient Greek and French courses. Students love it: "You get to see the personalities of the people you're reading," says a junior from New Mexico. "You don't get that from a textbook."
St. John's lacks other mainstays of typical college education: There are no midterms or finals; the only quizzes or tests happen in ancient Greek and French classes. Grades are based on class participation and papers, but the college doesn't issue report cards and nobody talks about grades, which are recorded for graduate-school purposes only. (New College of Florida might be the only place on the planet that cares less about grades.)
There are no fraternities or sororities; all the Greeks on campus are ancient philosophers or epic poets. And there are no intercollegiate sports, but Johnnies can be fierce intramural competitors. If you enroll at the Annapolis campus, you'll be powerless to resist the Gatsby-esque picnic that surrounds the annual croquet match against its neighbor, the Naval Academy.
What's more, there are no faculty ranks. All professors are "tutors" because they do not profess; they stimulate learning. There is no need to publish, and they all teach everything. That is, a tutor with a PhD in philosophy might be teaching Euclid's geometry one year and music theory the next. It's as honest a community of learners as you'll find.
At the end of each semester for a student's first two years, she meets with her tutors for the "Don Rag"—a frank conversation about the student's work. (The term comes from Oxford, where professors, called "dons," would "rag"—or challenge—their students during oral exams.) It's here that students learn whether they can continue in the Program. By junior year, the student prepares her own self-assessment for the Don Rag. "I never had anyone express an honest opinion about my work," says tutor Guillermo Bleichmar, who earned his BA at Columbia and his PhD in comparative literature from Harvard. "I wish I had. You can't imagine how powerful these conversations are for students. They change and improve and take up the challenges we offer to them."
Intellectually demanding and intense, St. John's is not selective; it is selected. It accepts almost 80 percent of its applicants, who demonstrate whether they belong there by writing as many as six to ten pages about themselves. Most come from the top quartile of their classes, and plenty have B averages in high school. "We're looking for a few things: an understanding of the Program, evidence of a reading life, and an appreciation for this type of education," says Santa Fe's director of admission, Larry Clendenin. You don't have to submit ACT or SAT scores, but you'd better be ready to explain why you want to study at St. John's.
Your enthusiasm and understanding matter because there is no middle ground: It's excitement or misery. The miserable leave; the excited flourish. "I love the generality of the program," says a junior from Albuquerque. "It gives me time to discover what I enjoy without having to narrow it down before I know the possibilities." Many students—particularly women—point out that they disliked math and science in high school, but St. John's uncovered the mathematicians and scientists in them. Maybe that's one reason St. John's ranks among the top fifty American colleges in producing future PhDs in science and engineering, according to data from the National Science Foundation.
Students are almost fanatical about their learning. But in typical Johnnie fashion, they don't spew superlatives; they give thoughtful analyses: "I knew if I came here, I could discuss the perennial political and human problems. That opportunity is not taken seriously other places," says a freshman from Minneapolis. "I'm more confused than ever"—he laughs—"but I've never had this much fun or fulfillment from learning."
"I'm better able to observe my own thoughts and know when I'm being honest," adds a junior from Albuquerque. "My learning folds into everything I am. It's not just academic; it's how I approach everything in my life. I feel so capable."
"I've learned to talk less," says a junior from San Francisco. "I'm not interested in 'winning' a point. Here, it's about getting to a place where you can learn something. For example, we discussed the phrase 'We the people of the United States of America' for an hour in our last seminar. Three years ago, you could have asked me, 'What's a country?' and I would have looked at you like you were missing some brain cells. Now I realize how significant a question that is, and I have some ideas about a good answer. Maybe this is kind of melodramatic, but I really think that if more Americans had to think about these questions, we'd have less ideology, more compromise, and fewer problems in the country, probably in the world."
The self-confidence that comes from this kind of learning is unmatched. No amount of parental cheerleading or straight-A report cards can persuade a student of her own powers like thinking and writing about history's greatest ideas and the people who gave them life.
In a sophomore language class one late spring afternoon, students sit in "Johnnie chairs"—the custom-made, simple wooden chairs are everywhere on campus—and discuss Shakespeare's The Tempest—or more specifically, the source of Prospero's power on his tiny, barely populated island. Students discuss his roles as father, deposed politician, and slave owner with an earnestness Supreme Court justices would admire. Can they separate his sources of power from his true nature? If his sources of power are good, does that make him virtuous? And if they're not, can they dismiss him as evil? It doesn't take long for a student to get here: "I think we're talking about the definition of evil in humanity." And all of a sudden, they are pulling ideas from Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics and Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream and Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales. If discussion were an Olympic sport, these students would be gold medalists in training.
Then a most unusual thing happens: The tutor (who happens to have a PhD in comparative literature) says he's curious about a particular passage in the text. A student responds by acknowledging that yes, that passage is interesting, but what she really wants to examine is this other passage. Another student picks up her comments—and the discussion rolls again.
It takes a gifted teacher to know how to guide a class—and when to let go—and St. John's faculty is exceptionally good. "A classroom of fifteen people who are coming from fifteen different places constitutes a whole far more powerful than any one individual, including the teacher," says tutor John Cornell, who earned his PhD at the University of Chicago and came to St. John's because an exceptional teacher there had been a tutor at St. John's. "Tutors orchestrate that music. The kind of discourse we see is missing in our country today."
Tutors are a happy group. They're enthusiastic about what St. John's has done for them—namely, released them from the shackles of minutiae to enjoy the Big Picture, to connect their advanced learning with the context from which it's often removed. Topi Heikkerö, who earned a PhD in social ethics from the University of Helsinki, was deeply entrenched in the philosophy of technology before he came to St. John's. "All those years of studying, and I didn't know about the classics of math and science," he says. "I was missing so much, and I feel like every class, I have a reawakening."
The college prepares tutors for the unusual task of teaching—and learning—outside of their primary disciplines with a variety of resources: weekly tutor study groups-cum-prep time; intensive summer workshops; Friday Night Lectures, open to the entire campus, when faculty lecture in their fields. New tutors move through the program chronologically—the same path students take—to give them the ultimate perspective. And best of all, St. John's gives each tutor a sabbatical at full pay every eight years—a benefit that's not always provided at institutions of higher learning. "It's time to rest and recharge, to prepare for deepening work in the Program," says Victoria Mora, the former dean of the college in Santa Fe. "Tutors take time to delve into a particular area that interests them most with the ultimate goal of learning more. It might be Maxwell's equations or ancient Greek."
Tutors are obviously fond of their students, who are quirky, witty, and earnest. You won't find a college cafeteria anywhere where eavesdropping is more fun. Because we've all read the same texts, and because they're a thoughtful group, the repartee is irresistible—even if the food isn't.
If you long to be one of them, students advise, don't let the school's reading list dissuade you. It looks daunting, and the reading is significant, but motivation matters most. So what if you once thought Molière was a kind of mosquito-borne disease? "Nobody here judges. We expect a lot of each other because the best classes are the ones where everyone is prepared and amped up, but we're protective of each other. There's a lot of room to grow," says a senior from Chicago.
St. John's does a good job helping prospective students discern whether the Program is for them. When you schedule your visit, you'll get the reading assignment in advance, but you may not participate in the discussion. It's the perfect litmus test: if staying silent makes you crazy, St. John's might be the place for you.
And to parents worried about the practicality of this kind of education, the college's keepers—and its students—have a solid answer: There is no more practical education anywhere. "By focusing on fundamental things, young adults develop intellect, imagination, habits and practice, and communication skills in various ways. Those are the things necessary to be successful at anything else," Dr. Mora says.
A student put it another way: Without knowledge, she said, "You are at the mercy of popular thought. What if popular thought is wrong?" Just a guess: The world economy shrivels up, natural resources grow scarce, and we recognize bronzed beachgoers from Jersey but can't figure out who our local elected officials are.
This is why St. John's is as valuable an education as any in the country. Sure, its outcomes are impressive: 80 percent of students go to graduate school, and it has produced six Rhodes Scholars—a rate that outpaces plenty of "big name" schools, such as Cornell University. Among its alumni are notable writers, researchers, and thought leaders, including Ray Cave, the former editorial director of Time; Lee Zlotoff, creator of MacGyver and a successful screenwriter and director, Andrew Krivak, nominated for a National Book Award; and Margaret Winter, head of prison projects for ACLU. But it's also doing a great public good in producing the kind of college graduates who hold their communities accountable to ask and answer significant questions.
Alumni agree. A 2004 graduate writes, "In many ways, the school has helped me articulate the fundamentals of my own being. I'm not a different person than the student who stepped onto the campus four years ago, but I'm a much better version of who I've always been. I feel like I can go into the world and hold my own in any environment, something the eighteen-year-old from a small West Virginia town may not have been able to do as well as she thought… We've managed to identify ourselves in the huge and rich context of this culture we live in; how many colleges can claim that?"
And in perhaps the most literary explanation of what St. John's does, alumnus and author Salvatore Scibona penned an article titled "Where I Learned to Read" about his alma mater for a June 2011 New Yorker. He wrote: "By senior year at St. John's, we were reading Einstein in math, Darwin in lab, Baudelaire in French tutorial, Hegel in seminar. Seminar met twice a week for four years: eight o'clock to ten at night or later, all students addressed by surname. On weekends, I hung out with my friends. The surprise, the wild luck: I had friends. One sat in my room with a beer and The Phenomenology of Spirit, reading out a sentence at a time and stopping to ask, 'All right, what did that mean?' The gravity of the whole thing would have been laughable if it hadn't been so much fun, and if it hadn't been such a gift to find my tribe."
If his description stirs something in you, if you long for a salve from the pop-culture ballyhoo that distracts from clear thinking, you'll likely find your tribe at St. John's too.


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Detailed Fund Information
American Funds Tax-Advantaged Income PortfolioSM (portfolio series fund) |
Daily Prices
Updated March 11, 2014, 3:16PM Pacific time
Net Asset Value (NAV) | $11.97 |
NAV Change | $−0.03 |
(All prices are subject to revision.)
Historical Prices & Distributions
Ticker Symbols & Fund Numbers
Fund Number | 646 |
Ticker/Quotron Symbol | TXIFX |
CUSIP Number | 02630Y 57 0 |
Also on this page: Investments | Returns & Expenses | Composition | Portfolio Oversight Committee
Fund Description
Fund Objective | The fund's investment objective is to provide you with current income, a portion of which is exempt from regular federal income tax, while secondarily striving for long-term growth of capital. |
Distinguishing Characteristics | The fund will attempt to achieve its investment objectives by investing in a mix of American Funds in different combinations and weightings. |
Types of Investments | The underlying American Funds may represent a variety of fund categories such as bond funds, balanced funds, equity income funds, growth-and-income funds and growth funds. |
Portfolio Restrictions | The fund will seek to generate a material portion of its current income from underlying funds that invest in bonds that are exempt from regular income tax, such as municipal bonds. |
Fund Facts
Minimum Initial Investment | $250 |
Shareholder Accounts (aggregated for all share classes; updated monthly) | 6,496 |
Regular Dividends Paid | March, June, September, December |
Capital Gains Paid | — |
Fund Inception | May 18, 2012 |
Fiscal Year-End | October |
The months indicated for dividends and capital gains paid represent the anticipated current year ex-dividend date schedule for all share classes.
Assets and Portfolio Turnover (for fiscal years)
Fiscal Year | Fund Assets (millions) | Portfolio Turnover |
2013 | $264.3 | 2% |
2012 | $78.1 | 45% |
Assets shown are for combined share classes.
Underlying Funds**
as of December 31, 2013 (updated quarterly)
Growth-and-Income Funds: 50.0% | |
Capital World Growth and Income Fund® | 25.0% |
Washington Mutual Investors FundSM | 25.0% |
Tax-Exempt Bond Funds: 50.0% | |
American High-Income Municipal Bond Fund® | 25.0% |
The Tax-Exempt Bond Fund of America® | 25.0% |
View Portfolio holdings
as of December 31, 2013 (updated quarterly, upon availability)
Returns & Expenses
Figures shown are past results and are not predictive of results in future periods. Current and future results may be lower or higher than those shown. Results shown at net asset value have all distributions reinvested. If a sales charge had been deducted, the results would have been lower. Share price and return will vary, so investors may lose money. Investing for short periods makes losses more likely. Investments are not FDIC-insured, nor are they deposits of or guaranteed by a bank or any other entity, so they may lose value. Definitions and other important legal information about these prices and returns are shown below.
Rates of Return*
Average Annual Total Returns | |||||
1 yr | 3 yrs | 5 yrs | 10 yrs | Fund Lifetime | |
February 28, 2014 (most recent month-end) | |||||
December 31, 2013 (most recent quarter-end) | |||||
Expense Ratios†
American Funds Tax-Advantaged Income Portfolio (net) | 0.55% |
American Funds Tax-Advantaged Income Portfolio (gross) | 0.65% |
Lipper Income (Mixed Equity) Funds Average | 1.01% |
12-Month Distribution Rates‡
As of February 28, 2014 (updated monthly)
Annualized 30-Day SEC Yield‡
As of February 28, 2014 (updated monthly)
At net asset value | 3.07% |
Largest Industry Holdings
% of net assets of underlying American Funds as of December 31, 2013 (updated quarterly)
Pharmaceuticals | 4.3% |
Oil, gas & consumable fuels | 4.2% |
Aerospace & defense | 3.1% |
Commercial banks | 2.7% |
Specialty retail | 1.8% |
Diversified telecommunication services | 1.7% |
Software | 1.5% |
Beverages | 1.4% |
Media | 1.3% |
Biotechnology | 1.3% |
Portfolio Summary
% of net assets of underlying American Funds as of December 31, 2013 (updated quarterly)
Cash & equivalents | 5.3% |
Municipal Securities | 46.9% |
Non-U.S. Corporate Bonds | 0.1% |
Stocks and Convertible Securities | 47.6% |
U.S. Corporate Bonds | 0.0% |
U.S. Treasuries | 0.1% |
Quality Summary
% of net assets of underlying American Funds as of December 31, 2013 (updated quarterly)
U.S. Treasuries/Agencies | 0.1% |
AAA/Aaa | 2.4% |
AA/Aa | 8.6% |
BBB/Baa | 10.5% |
BB/Ba | 2.7% |
Unrated | 6.7% |
Cash & equivalents | 5.3% |
Data calculated based on the holdings of the underlying American Funds as of December 31, 2013 (updated quarterly)
Average Life (years) | 9.9 |
Average Duration (years) | 7.9 |
Bond ratings, which typically range from AAA/Aaa (highest) to D (lowest), are assigned by credit rating agencies such as Standard & Poor's, Moody's and/or Fitch, as an indication of an issuer's creditworthiness. If agency ratings differ, the security will be considered to have received the highest of those ratings, consistent with the fund's investment policies. Securities in the Unrated category have not been rated by a rating agency; however, the investment adviser performs its own credit analysis and assigns comparable ratings that are used for compliance with fund investment policies.
Asset Mix
% of net assets of underlying American Funds as of January 31, 2014 (updated monthly)
U.S. Equities | 32.4% |
Non-U.S. Equities | 15.5% |
U.S. Bonds | 47.0% |
Non-U.S. Bonds | 0.2% |
Cash & Equivalents | 4.9% |
Geographic Breakdown
% of net assets of underlying American Funds as of December 31, 2013 (updated quarterly)
United States | 79.1% |
Europe | 11.1% |
Asia & Pacific Basin | 3.6% |
Other (Including Canada & Latin America) | 0.9% |
Cash & Equivalents | 5.3% |
Assets and Portfolio Turnover (for fiscal years)
Fiscal Year | Fund Assets (millions) | Portfolio Turnover |
2013 | $264.3 | 2% |
2012 | $78.1 | 45% |
Assets shown are for combined share classes.
Portfolio Oversight Committee
Number of years with American Funds or affiliates | |
Alan N. Berro | 23 |
James B. Lovelace | 32 |
Wesley K.-S. Phoa | 15 |
John H. Smet | 30 |
Andrew B. Suzman | 21 |
Bradley J. Vogt | 26 |
(as of the prospectus dated January 1, 2014)
The portfolio managers shown are reflected in the fund's most recent prospectus.
Important Legal Information
For fund of funds, investment allocations may not achieve fund objectives. There are expenses associated with the underlying funds in addition to fund of funds expenses. The fund's risks are directly related to the risks of the underlying funds as described below. For more information about the risks associated with each underlying fund, go to its detailed fund information page or read its prospectus.
Investing outside the United States involves risks, such as currency fluctuations, periods of illiquidity and price volatility, as more fully described in the prospectus. These risks may be heightened in connection with investments in developing countries.
Lower rated bonds are subject to greater fluctuations in value and risk of loss of income and principal than higher rated bonds. Income from municipal bonds may be subject to state or local income taxes and/or the federal alternative minimum tax. Certain other income, as well as capital gain distributions, may be taxable. The return of principal for bond funds and for funds with significant underlying bond holdings is not guaranteed. Fund shares are subject to the same interest rate, inflation and credit risks associated with the underlying bond holdings.
* Investment results assume all distributions are reinvested and reflect applicable fees and expenses. The investment adviser is currently waiving its management fee of 0.10%. Investment results shown reflect the waiver, without which the results would have been lower. This waiver will be in effect through at least December 31, 2014, unless modified or terminated by the fund's board. The waiver may only be modified or terminated with the approval of the fund's board.
Read details about how waivers and/or reimbursements affect the results for each fund.
Source for Lipper expense ratio comparison: Lipper, based on institutional load funds of funds, including the weighted average expenses of the underlying funds. The industry expense ratio is for the most recent fiscal year-ends available as of December 31, 2013. The funds expense ratio is as of the fund's prospectus. The expense ratios do not reflect sales charges or fees charged by financial intermediaries.
The investment adviser is currently waiving its management fee of 0.10%. Net expense ratios shown reflect the waiver, without which the expenses would have been higher. This waiver will be in effect through at least December 31, 2014, unless modified or terminated by the funds board. The waiver may only be modified or terminated with the approval of the funds board. Expense ratios are estimated as of each funds prospectus and include the weighted average expenses of the underlying funds.
The SEC yield reflects the rate at which the fund is earning income on its current portfolio of securities, while the distribution rate reflects the fund's past dividends paid to shareholders. Accordingly, the fund's SEC yield and distribution rate may differ.
** Allocation percentages and underlying funds are subject to the Portfolio Oversight Committee's discretion and will evolve over time. Underlying funds may be added or removed during the year.


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[JURIST] A report released late Monday by Italian officials on the circumstances of the March 4 shooting of Italian agent Nicola Calipari after an Iraq hostage rescue has challenged a report on the same incident produced by US military investigators. While the US report cleared US soldiers of any wrongdoing [JURIST report] in Calipari's shooting at a US checkpoint, the Italian report contends that there were serious miscommunications among US officials in Iraq, and confusion about the rules of engagement for checkpoints. It concludes that Calipari's killing by US troops was not intentional, but said it was a product of "stress" and the inexperience of the US soldiers. Italian Prime Minister Gianfranco Fini has demanded a full investigation into events [JURIST report]. Read the full Italian report [PDF, in Italian]. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] Former UK Chief of the Defense Staff Admiral Sir Michael Boyce [Burke's Peerage profile] told the Observer newspaper in an interview [full transcript] published Monday that he was never shown the full legal advice from British Attorney General Lord Goldsmith expressing reservations about the legality of invading Iraq, and insisted that if as a result of the inadequate legal cover provided by the advice members of the UK military were ever prosecuted for their roles in the war they would have to be joined in the dock by senior civil service and political leaders, including Goldsmith and Prime Minister Tony Blair. Boyce told the Observer that he had always been concerned with the prospect of prosecution before the new International Criminal Court (a tribunal the jurisdiction of which has notably been rejected by the US), and that especially in that context
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[JURIST] A landmark bill which would have allowed Kuwaiti women to vote and stand in municipal elections failed Monday in the Kuwaiti Parliament [official website in Arabic, video backgrounder in English]. Twenty-nine deputies voted in favor of the bill and 2 voted against it, but of the 60 deputies, 29 abstained from the vote so that the required quorum was not met. The Kuwaiti Parliament had in March agreed to speed up consideration of the controversial legislation [JURIST report] and the bill recently passed on its first reading. Aljazeera has more.
[JURIST] Florida Gov. Jeb Bush [official website] signed the Jessica Lunsford Act [PDF text] on Monday, a bill designed to impose tougher punishment on child sex abusers. The bill was drafted in March after the body of nine-year-old Jessica Lunsford [support website] was discovered and it passed unanimously in both Florida's House of Representatives and State Senate. The bill stated that all sex offenders who prey on children aged 12 or under will be sentenced to a mandatory 25 years in prison, and after release, the offenders will be tracked for life. The bill will also monitor offenders who target children over 12 more closely. Read a press release on the bill from the Governor's office. AP has more.
[JURIST] The US Supreme Court [official website] Monday ordered the US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit to reconsider a girls' sports case. The Sixth Circuit had ruled on equal protection grounds [opinion] in Michigan High School Athletic Association v. Communities for Equity, 04-1021 [USSC docket] that it is unconstitutional for a state to plan high school girls' sport seasons for the boys' sports off-season. The Supreme Court asked the Court of Appeals to reconsider its ruling in light of the Supreme Court's March 22 decision in City of Rancho Palos Verdes v. Abrams, 03-1601 [opinion, PDF text] where the Court said that a civil rights lawsuit cannot be pursued when a federal law provides an exclusive judicial remedy for violations of a federal statute. The Sixth Circuit failed to consider the Michigan High School Athletic Assoc. case on Title IX [legislation] grounds. AP has more.
[JURIST] Israeli Minister of Jerusalem and Diaspora Affairs Natan Sharansky [profile] resigned Monday saying that Israel's upcoming withdrawal from the Gaza Strip is a mistake that will spawn more Palestinian violence. Sharansky has insisted that Israeli concessions must be matched by an equal effort towards Palestinian democratic reform. Despite his resignation, Sharansky plans to remain in Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's Likud Party [party website, in Hebrew]. His resignation takes effect Wednesday. AP has more; Haaretz has local coverage.In a related development in the Gaza Strip, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas [BBC profile] ordered the bull-dozing of three beachfront properties which had been illegally constructed by senior Palestinian officers. The question of land ownership in the Gaza Strip remain unsettled until Israel's upcoming withdrawal, although Abbas promises an orderly transfer of property. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] AP is reporting that, as anticipated [JURIST report], Pfc. Lynndie England has pleaded guilty to charges relating to her role in the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal. She becomes the seventh low-level guard to plead guilty for maltreatment of Iraqi detainees at the Baghdad facilty.6:30 PM ET - KCEN-TV in central Texas has a video report on England's plea.
[JURIST] The Navajo Nation [official website] president Sunday veteod a proposal that would have banned same-sex marriages on the tribal reservation. The measure setting various restrictions on marriage, including a same-sex marriage ban, was unanimously approved last month by the Tribal Council [JURIST report], which said it was seeking to uphold family values. President Joe Shirley Jr. [official website] said same-sex marriage was a non-issue for the Navajo Nation and that the legislation failed to address more pressing issues like domestic violence and sexual assault. Shirley said he would support a same-sex marriage ban if it was approved by an initiative rather than a Tribal Council vote. AP has more.
[JURIST] AP is reporting that the US Supreme Court [official website] has agreed to hear Rumsfeld v. Forum for Academic and Insitutional Rights, 04-1152, considering whether universities may ban military recruiters from their campuses without having federal funding withdrawn under the Solomon Amendment [text]. The US Third Circuit Court of Appeals blocked enforcement of the Amendment last year. Read the appeals court opinion [PDF text] in the case. The Court also granted certiorari in Lamarque v. Chavis, 04-721. View the Court's full order list [PDF text]. The Court begins a two-week recess Monday before it will reconvene May 16.11 AM ET - An AP story is now available online.
[JURIST] The 2005 Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty Review Conference [official website] opened Monday in New York, with almost 190 nations gathering to review progress under the 1970 treaty [UN backgrounder]. The conference comes as nuclear tensions with North Korea [JURIST news archive] and Iran [JURIST news archive] increased this week, with North Korea announcing it was ending negotiations over its nuclear program and Iran claiming it was beginning uranium enrichment again this week. UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan is expected to warn member countries of a "crisis" on the treaty, as major nuclear powers like the US, Russia and China have failed to cut back on their nuclear arsenals. International Atomic Energy Agency chief Mohamed ElBaradei will also address the conference and is expected to propose [IAEA press release] placing nuclear fuel production under multilateral control. The US State Department has more on the conference and its objectives. AP has more.2:23 PM ET - As expected, UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan began the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Review conference Monday with remarks on the NPT treaty's weaknesses [full transcript]. Annan stated that new threats and technology have made sections of the 1970 treaty outdated. Annan commented on violations of the treaty by rogue states and urged the 188-states party to the treaty to act in the face of these new realities. AFP has more.
[JURIST] Guatemala will create a security unit to offer increase protection for 19 judges and six magistrates who have received death threats, according to a plan approved by the country's supreme court on Friday. The court announced the plan at the end of a week marred by violence, in which a judge was killed [AP report] and a prosecutor was shot in the face. Although details of the plan were not released, it will likely focus on judges who serve in high-risk courts that handle drug-related cases. Both shootings last week occurred as the officials left their homes in the morning. Threats against the judiciary have traditionally plagued the country, which registered 70 threats last year and 31 so far this year. AP has more.
[JURIST] UN peacekeepers sexually abused Liberian women, according to an initial UN investigation announced on Friday. An initial investigation into allegations showed that as many as 20 reports of abuse could be substantiated, with the allegations ranging from peacekeepers having paid for sex to sexual abuse of minors in Liberia [JURIST news archive]. A UN official said four nations have contributed troops to the Liberia mission but would not name them. The UN Mission in Liberia [official website] began in 2003 to help implement a ceasefire between the government and rebel forces. The head of the UN mission, Jacques Paul Klein, is expected to step down following the expiration of his contract this spring, with the deputy chief Abou Moussa to take charge in the interim. The abuse reports are the latest in a string of abuse charges surrounding UN peacekeeping missions in Bosnia, East Timor, Cambodia and the Congo. UN peacekeepers accused of abuse are currently discharged to be disciplined by their home country, but many escape ever being punished. AP has more.
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I have the best idea ever! For the release of Hunger Games on Friday do a mani inspired by the movie! I'm just mad the midnight premiere is sold out at my local theater. :( but who cares, I still will see it!
ReplyDeleteI own and adore Nubar Reclaim. It's unique in my collection. I always get compliments when I have it on. I wore it this past week leading up to St. Patty's and thought I might wear it for today. I had no time and no light to get into my stash well enough to really get at all my greens. I needed to wear something on my nails for today that could carry a # of days beyond today and not look like I have my St. Patty's day nails on - a look I HATE - just like Halloween nails the day after. I ended up with the new line of Revlon Colorstay in Bonsai on my nails. This is a similar shade only toned down to CG Cha, Cha, Cha. It's a good one as is this new Revlon Colorstay formula. I have been able to pull off 9 or 10 days on many of the shades I picked up. This week it will be on sale at Wallgreens for buy 1 full price (around $8 - 8.50 depending where you buy it) - get second 50% off AND there is a coupon for getting $1 off every bottle of Revlon on top of that - so get a couple bottles and give it a try. I find on me, it does not need the Colorstay base and top coat. However it did not work at all with Orly Bonder - it popped up and off like fake nails. I used my Orly Nail Armor which I like a lot and SV top coat.
ReplyDeleteOk seriously u r freaking awesome....it's been two days since I was sent ur site...and just can't get off it....I have always had a bad habit of biting my nails due to stress. After seeing the awesomness u create on nails I hv promised never ever to bite my nails. Keep up the amazing work, u r truly gifted!!!
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I'm a new follower of ur blog.... gone through all the posts here... :) u have very awesome blog.. :) loved all the mani's.. hope u r doing good.. :)
can u do some more different tape mani's... i'm trying out all the mani's what u have done... got good compliments from collegues n frnds too :)
How in the world do you dot so perfectly? How do I master this skill?
I'm from Brazil, I'm 25 and passionate about nail polish and painting. So much that I made a blog called "esmaltadamente" just to show other people my arts.
Well, in these searches I've founded your blog and loved everything I saw and read about it.
If you want you can just pass by there, it will be very nice!
Kisses and keep enchanting us with your art.
Lovely nails <3.
And a great blog; found you just a minute ago.
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I like this color too.I'll have to get it also. Has anyone every done a cool mani with the new China Glaze colors. Turned up turquoise neon, kinetic candy or gothic lolita. It would be cool to see if anyone else has used these in a color combine or used them at all. I just purchased them at Easter.
Deleteoh i love this green and the dots yo've made! i also adore the zombie colour of next post too, and I appreciate your blog really very much fro you put simple things of your life in it, like cupcakes that don't suite the ad pic..neither do mines, never. So, I'm gladgly subscribed, and will come back soon. Hope you'll check out my blog, where I try to build a tiny community of friends in nail art, and publish my miserable first trials.. :D
LOVE your mani's, and I'm totally buying 2 colors that you've done as we speak. (Material Girl, and Chunky Holo Black. LOVE) Anyway, on this mani, how in the FIRE do you do those dots using a Konad (Bundle, whichever) Anytime I try to do a full nail stamp, half the polish peels off and borks up the design something awful. I've tried several different polish brands, and tried every combo of method I can think of, from putting 2 layers of polish on the plate, to not scraping off so much, to literally instantly moving from the plate / stamper to my nail and NOTHING works. How do you do it?? There has to be some trick I'm missing.
Keep up the great work! <3
WOW,green is my favorite color. The post I wrote recently is a green dress. <3 Love your blog very much as It give me some great ideas for my nail fashion. Thx very much.:0
Let's follow to get some ideas?
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ReplyDeleteThey are awesomely perfect, if you should ask me. I really find it pretty and stunning! I might give it a try for next weeks nail art inspiration. Thanks a whole bunch for sharing. My friends will truly love it. Anyway, keep it up coz' you have a talent. Hope you're doing great as ever!


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Available | Yes |
Attitude | Adventurous and extreme |
Member only | No (Non-Members can buy 2 and unlock them from the Treasure Book) |
Favorite toys | Three bowling pins, cannon, helmet, parachute. |
Play action | Super: Puts on a helmet and hops in a cannon. It then shoots out parachuting back down. Strong: The puffle acts like a bowling ball and knocks down all pins. Then, he catches all the pins on his head. Weak: Acts like a ball and only knocks down 2 pins, so it blows the last one down. |
Dance | Bounces up and down. |
Tongue color | Orange |
Speed | 3rd Fastest |
Special features | Originally from Rockhopper Island. |
Elite Puffle Items | Star Cannon, Helmet |
Favorite Games | Catchin' Waves, Puffle Launch |
The Red Puffle originally came from Rockhopper Island. The most famous red puffle is Rockhopper's Puffle, Yarr. Like all other puffles, red puffles need to be cared and loved for like every other kind of puffle. If you are walking a Red Puffle and enter Catchin' Waves, the red puffle will join you in the game and help you score more points. But if you choose Survival Mode, the Red Puffle (along with the other penguins) will, ironically, look scared and not join you. This is frowned upon by several players, as Red Puffles are supposed to be fearless. In March 2011, Red Puffles became the main puffle to another game, Puffle Launch, if you don't have a puffle you get to use a Red Puffle called Daredevil, a very sporty and energetic puffle, that likes cannons and wears a helmet during the game.
The Red Puffle was first introduced on December 8, 2006 (just in time for Christmas) when Rockhopper brought them to Club Penguin Island, after discovering his famous puffle Yarr, who is a Red Puffle. It is currently one of the two puffle colors non-members can buy. As seen in the book Christmas on Rockhopper Island, Red Puffles were taught to surf by Yarr, a famous Red Puffle that belongs to Captain Rockhopper.
Attitude: Adventurous, extreme, courageous.
Favorite toys: Bowling Pins and a Cannon.
Elite Puffle Items: Star Cannon, Helmet.
Special facts: Originally from Rockhopper Island.
Favorite game: Catchin' Waves, Puffle Launch
Play: Acts as a bowling ball and knocks over 2 pins. He blows down the 3rd.
Play: Shoots itself out of a cannon and then safely parachutes back to the ground.
Bath: Gets out it's surfboard and catches some waves in the bath.
Favorite Food: Stinky Cheese
Gum: Blows a bubble and swallows the air inside it. It then floats around like a balloon, quickly deflating.
Dance: Bounces up and down.
Postcard: Come and see my red puffle!
Brush: Gives the Red Puffle a temporary mowhawk.
Sleep: Sleeps normally.
Puffle Handbook Description
From the wilds of Rockhopper Island, they love adventure. Puffle experts wonder what secrets they hold.
There are 2 stamps you can get with Red Puffle in Catchin' Waves.
Puffle Surfin':Take your Red Puffle to a surf lesson (Easy).
Podium Puffle:Finish in 1st, 2nd, or 3rd place with your puffle (Medium).
Famous Red Puffles
There are multiple famous Red Puffles. They are:
- Yarr - Rockhopper's puffle.
- Blast - One of the Elite Puffles.
- Ed McCool - A puffle that appeared in PSA Mission 9: Operation: Spy & Seek.
- Daredevil - The puffle represented on Puffle Launch.
- The Puffle Cannonball - A member of the Great Puffle Circus.
- Red Puffles were the mascots of Red Team in Club Penguin Game Day for the Wii and one of them is seen on the Join Team Red postcard and Go Red Background.
- Red Puffles were the 6th puffle to be discovered in Club Penguin.
- They like to surf, and also bowling.
- They can play Catchin' Waves with you.
- It is the "Cover Puffle" for Puffle Launch.
- A story in the Holiday Party is based on the red puffles.
- Red Puffles are supposed to be fearless but when you go and play survival on Catchin' Waves, it wimps out. It is therefore possible that even Red Puffles have limits.
- Red puffles are the main character in the phone app Puffle Launch.
- Red Puffles were originally found on Rockhopper Island.
- This is Rockhopper's favorite puffle.
- It's the first Puffle that was compatible with a mini-game.
- Stompin Bob owns a red puffle.
- This is the first Puffle that did not originate from Club Penguin Island
- Their favorite snack is stinky cheese.
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