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9:56am Monday 3rd March 2014 in National Entertainment News © Press Association 2014
Chris Tarrant is in hospital after being taken ill on a flight.
The former Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host was flying back to the UK from Thailand when he suffered a suspected asthma attack, so cabin crew called ahead for an ambulance, according to reports.
After landing at Heathrow he was taken straight from the tarmac to Charing Cross Hospital in London.
Chris' manager Paul Vaughan said: "I've been his manager for 30 years, and I know that if he goes down like a ton of bricks it's usually asthma."
He continued: "I'm surmising, but I think his asthma attack might have been triggered by a night-time stopover in Bangkok, which has very poor air quality."
The TV star, 67, had been abroad filming a new travel series.
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- Nate Diaz vs. Josh Neer @ LW
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- Houston Alexander vs. Eric Schafer @ LHW
- Alan Belcher and Ed Herman @ MW
- Joe Lauzon vs. Kyle Bradley @ LW
- Jeremy Horn vs. Wilson Gouveia @ LHW
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Danzig vs. Gudia should be close, I like getting Leites another fight after his performance against Nate M, Goodnight E Shafer and
what Horn do to get Gouveia ( who will be hungry coming off a loss), ouch that can't end well. Horn is struggling at 185 and the solution is move up against bigger guys? hmmm
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Josh Neer TKO
Clay Guida Unanimous Dec
Dean Lister Sub
Alexander TKO
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Lauzon Sub
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I really want to see Danzig/Guida. Could easily be fight of the night.
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B.O.R.I.N.G……DANZIG VS GUIDA IS MY ONLY FIGHT TO WATCH. i pic danzig. what did horn do to still be in the ufc? nate might win.
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Nate Diaz vs. Josh Neer @ LW … Nate by SUB, 2nd Rd
Mac Danzig vs. Clay Guida @ LW … Mac by SUB, 3rd Rd
Dean Lister vs. Thales Leites @ MW … Thales TKO
Houston Alexander vs. Eric Schafer @ LHW … Eric by SUB, IF he makes it past the first Rd, otherwise Houston by KO
Alan Belcher and Ed Herman @ MW … Ed back on track by SUB
Joe Lauzon vs. Kyle Bradley @ LW … J-Lau (that's funny) by TKO
Jeremy Horn vs. Wilson Gouveia @ LHW … Wilson TKO
watch it ALL happen !
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As boring as this card looks, I'm seeing some strong matchups between Diaz/Neer, Danzig/Guida,Herman/Belcher. I like watching Herman and Danzig personally because of their solid overall game and personality. I would like to see Lister and Horn lose and be done with the UFC. Its painful watching a Man like Horn offer hope because of his record(the past) and then show a boring display and lose. Maybe I'm being hard on Lister…IDK
Good analysis by #5, i agree except Houston will KO. It would be something to see Mac sub Guida, but it will probably go to the judges.
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The Placer County Board of Supervisors will review key financial terms Tuesday for a prospective ground lease agreement with Costco Wholesale Corp. that include a company contribution to help the Multi-Purpose Senior Center relocate.
If the proposed financial terms are approved by the Board, they will form the basis for negotiating a formal lease agreement for a 16-acre site at the County-owned Placer County Government Center. The site, zoned for commercial uses, is west of the North Auburn Home Depot store in the vicinity of Willow Creek Drive and First Street. Costco wants to develop a 148,000-square-foot warehouse store and fueling station there.
The key financial terms include a market-based annual rent of $325,000 for the first 10 years with 10 percent rent increases every 10 years. The proposed ground lease is for 20 years with three 10-year options to extend. In a report to the Board, staff estimates that net revenue from a Costco store would exceed $20.5 million over the life of the initial 20-year lease term.
Development of a Costco store would affect the Senior Center and nine private-sector tenants who lease County-owned buildings at the Government Center. In June 2013, County staff notified tenants of the proposed Costco project and the likelihood that their leases or occupancies would not be extended beyond early 2015.
The key financial terms include a Costco commitment to contribute up to $530,000 to cover Senior Center lease payments and tenant-improvement costs at a new site. The County and Costco also agree to help the Senior Center find a suitable location and assist in negotiating lease terms.
"The Senior Center Board is very grateful for the efforts of the Placer County staff and management in helping us move the Center forward and to a new location," said President Eric Hill of the Senior Center's Board of Directors. "This will eventually allow us to have a self-sustaining business model that does not rely on County assistance. Through the efforts of the County and the generosity of Costco, we should be able to move in this direction. We are very encouraged and grateful for all who are helping in this matter."
"Placer County recognizes the importance of the Senior Center and its services to the community. We are working hard to help the Senior Center find a new home, and are pleased with Costco's willingness to join that effort," County Executive Officer David Boesch said. "Change is inevitable, because the original buildings are more than 70 years old and beyond their useful lives. The proposed Costco project gives us an opportunity to continue economic development at the Government Center, and bring to the Auburn area a highly desirable business that will create jobs in the local community."
In a report to the board, county staff notes that the County is working with other tenants affected by the project to assist their transitions from the Government Center. These efforts include providing advance notice of timelines, outreach to real estate professionals in the area, waiver of last-month rent to assist with moving costs and flexibility on move dates.
In 2011, Placer County was approached by Conkey Real Estate Development LLC with a proposal to develop a Costco store on the site. In November of that year, the Board of Supervisors approved an agreement that granted the development company an exclusive right to negotiate a lease option for the project. Since that time, the development company has completed numerous steps, including review of the site for use by Costco, evaluation of infrastructure and other development constraints, negotiation of lease terms, pre-development review of the project, negotiation of environmental review contracts, and submittal of project applications.
At Tuesday's meeting, the Board will consider a proposed agreement with Conkey Real Estate that would end its intermediary role between the County and Costco. Under the agreement, the development company would be paid $150,000 for land development and negotiation services rendered so far and could earn additional compensation over several years if the proposed project achieves key development milestones, including the opening of a Costco store.
"As the project has progressed, Costco has expressed its need to play an active role in the environmental and entitlement process in order to manage timelines, expenses and potential project impacts and mitigations," says County Facility Services Director Mary Dietrich in the staff report to Board members. The agreement with Conkey would enable the County and Costco to finalize negotiations directly with each other and allow Costco to directly lead its development process.
Originally called the DeWitt Center, the Government Center was built during World War II to serve as a hospital for injured soldiers and became a state mental hospital after the war. The state transferred ownership of the Center to the County in 1971 and approved legislation in 1978 that authorized use of the property by both public and private users and allowed the County to keep revenue raised by leasing activities at the Center.
Since that time, the County has developed the Center with many County uses, including the Community Development Resource Center, the Larry Oddo Finance Administration Building, the Auburn Justice Center, and the jail and juvenile hall facilities. Surplus buildings have been leased to private tenants and non-profit organizations. In 2006 the County entered into a ground lease with Home Depot. Because of the age and poor condition of the original buildings, many have been demolished.
"The Board of Supervisors' consideration of the agreements with Conkey and Costco is another step in the transformation of the Government Center and, if approved, the project will bring another valued retailer to the Auburn area," Dietrich said.
As the proposed Costco project proceeds through the review process, the public will have opportunities to comment on the lease agreement, the environmental review report and project entitlements. The project will be reviewed by the North Auburn Municipal Advisory Council, Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors. Tuesday's Board meeting will take place at 9 a.m. in the County Administrative Center at 175 Fulweiler Ave. in Auburn.
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It's now day nine since my second Tysabri infusion and while I continue to live with some sort of MS symptoms every day, I believe I'm seeing a little bit of a change and some similarities that I plan to chart out and track as the Ty-Ty Sisterhood continues its journey.
The first four or so days after both infusions, I felt very fatigued — especially the first 24 hours. Two days after infusion one I also felt noticeably dizzy — dizzier than normal. In the few days after this infusion I noticed a little bit of cognitive issues — some of the "it's that…that…that…thing syndrome" and just outright forgetfulness. (I wonder if some of these came along because of the fatigue itself)? But they both have simmered down some. In the first hour to 12 hours after this infusion I had some stomach upset (D/N) and will pre-medicate with Pepto the next time around.
Here's the good news though. Just five days after infusion two I "survived" crazy air travel and hotel stays and lack of sleep without issue. My energy level this weekend was strong (as I recall it was roughly 10 days after the first infusion as well). Today I walked my 1.3 miles, did some yard work, watered the plants, did laundry and vaccuumed — all with little breaks along the way — but I did them!!!
I haven't felt my shins burn since the day of the second infusion and my tingles in my fingers have become very light, only really noticeable when I touch my fingertips to something.
I still toe pick like crazy, but oh well, there's something to grow on there at least.
Last time around, by around 14 days post infusion I began to feel an increase in fatigue (I was shooting for the three week energy surge many Ty-users feel, but only made two weeks). I'm hoping the fatigue will stay away longer this time around.
I still haven't seen changes in my leg movement capabilities. I still tire very easily when standing for more than 10 minutes. (Isn't it odd that I'm more comfortable when moving around and in much more discomfort when standing still — resorting to leaning against a wall or having to sit down instead? Many patients with canes indicate that this is the purpose of using a supportive device — to help with standing). I continue to walk almost daily and I'm about to begin a weekly swim regimen as well.
The hubby and I have made a deal — after infusion six in November, if I don't see improvement in the leg department, we'll look into physical therapy. Four months is still a long ways away though. Many good things can happen!


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Fascinating, a must-do in Edinburgh!
It's was great to hear the history and see it for your self , I'm hoping to do the ghost tour there it was amazing
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Already completed this. Lia very good nice pitch and well informed. Would suggest distributing torches as some of the party struggled with the terrain.
Very informative and the only way to see this part of Edinburgh. Bring a flashlight.
Great experience - would recommend it.
Good value for money and guide very knowledgeable
Need to watch out if you are unsteady on your feet as it is very dark down there!
Really interesting and our guide tour was fab!
Very interesting with a fabulous guide Margaret. Highly recomended.
Fantastic! Guide was very informative and knowledgeable. Would definitely recommend this tour. It was something different.
This tour began above ground with a bit of history of the area,,Hannah our guide did a fantastic job,giving the tour atmosphere as we went down underground. As we passed through the intricate various rooms ,Hannah gave an example of who would be using this space and why,,definately has feelings of things past!!
This tour is highly recommended,but wear decent walking shoes as the ground is uneven,,,,
Abosolutely superb. Our guide Wendy was so informative and very engaging with the whole group. It was a good tour that lasted about 1 hour to 1.5 hours and was extremely good value for money. Our best tour of our weekend visit and even if you are only stopping for a day or two, worth the time! :)
A knowledgeable guide who took our small group under the ground to the historical vaults and told many grist stories about the weird and wonderful former underground life of old Edinburgh. Enjoyed by all. But if you want a paranormal experience, this is not the tour for that.
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It's May and in Hollywood, that means it's time to start rolling out the summer blockbusters.
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Hollywood has only two seasons for releasing good movies: late fall to the end of December, when the movies studio executives think have a chance at an Oscar come out, and May to midsummer, when the blockbusters and light summer fare are released. You may have noticed that the movies that come out between January and April and from August to November tend to be lousy, or at least, not very commercial: These months are Hollywood's off-season. Good movies may be released during these months, but these are movies that the executives don't expect to be financially successful.
What's coming our way this summer season? Fans of superheroes, comics and other movie franchises will be the happiest, that's for sure. And for those who enjoy discussing the movies they see on social media, there's good news as well: Most of these blockbusters have a single global release date, meaning they will open here the same day they open in the US and the rest of the world. This is meant to cut down on pirating, but for us it has the added bonus of letting us see the movies without waiting weeks or even months.
Godzilla will be conquering our theaters starting this weekend. There have been six previous major Godzilla films (and several more in which the fire-breathing dinosauroid was one of the featured monsters). This one has gotten a lot of good buzz following preview screenings and early audiences have pronounced it much better than the embarrassingly un-scary 1998 version. It certainly has a good cast: Bryan Cranston, best known for playing Walter White on Breaking Bad, and Ken Watanabe (Inception) are nuclear scientists, and Juliette Binoche (The English Patient) and Sally Hawkins (Blue Jasmine) are also in the cast.
Bryan Singer is once again directing X-Men: Days of Future Past. It features Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) and all the gang going back in time, and die-hard X-Men fans have been obsessing about it for months.
What would summer be without a Spider-Man movie? The Amazing Spider-Man 2, a new film featuring a rather bland Andrew Garfield, is back with an equally bland Emma Stone in the latest movie about the early adventures of the super hero.
Michael Bay, a director whose name is synonymous with exploding cars, directs the latest Transformers film, Transformers: Age of Extinction, which features Mark Wahlberg and Kelsey Grammer and opens in late June.
Mad Men fans who can't bear to bid goodbye to Jon Hamm after this year's half-season ends in two weeks take heart: Hamm has his first starring movie role, in the film, Million Dollar Arm. He plays a down-on-his-luck sports agent named J.B. Bernstein who finds two Indian cricket players he thinks he can turn into baseball's next superstars. The cricket stars are played by Madhur Mittal (Slumdog Millionaire) and Suraj Sharma (Life of Pi).
Kevin Costner also stars in a sports-themed movie, Draft Day, about the general manager of a football team and the decisions he makes drafting players.
Angelina Jolie has the lead role in Maleficent, a new take on the Sleeping Beauty fairy tale in which she plays the wicked fairy, and Elle Fanning is the princess.
It's hard to imagine anyone wanting to see another Tom Cruise sci-fi movie after last year's mind-numbingly dull Oblivion, but he's back in Edge of Tomorrow, about a military officer fighting aliens who gets caught in a time loop.
There are people who never miss a Planet of the Apes movie (you know who you are), and Dawn of the Planet of the Apes is coming up. This film picks up 10 years after the last one (which starred James Franco and was pretty lame) ended and stars Andy Serkis as Caesar, the head ape. The first half of the movie is all apes, and Gary Oldman and Keri Russell play the humans who appear toward the end.
Fans of Family Guy have something to look forward to: A Million Ways to Die in the West, the period comedy/romance that stars director/writer Seth McFarlane, along with Charlize Theron, Liam Neeson, Amanda Seyfried and Neil Patrick Harris.
But what's out there for people who like more thoughtful movies? Child's Pose, a Romanian movie that has won awards all over the world, including the Golden Bear at the Berlin International Film Festival, tells the story of an affluent mother and her adult son, who is accused of murder.
Actor Ralph Fiennes (The English Patient) directs and stars in The Invisible Woman, the story of Charles Dickens' relationship with a teenage actress (Felicity Jones, who is also in The Amazing Spider-Man 2).
Love and Lemons is a romantic comedy from Sweden about love and the restaurant business.
There are also some Israeli movies among the summer releases. The big news in the Israeli film world last month was that Talya Lavie's Zero Motivation won the top award for feature films at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York. Israeli audiences can look forward to seeing the movie at their local theaters on June 26.
The movie, Lavie's feature-film debut, is a comic and dramatic look at female soldiers. It stars Nelly Tagar and Dana Ivgy.
Nadav Schirman's documentary, The Green Prince, about the son of a prominent Hamas leader who who became an informant for Israel, won the Audience Award in the World Cinema-Documentary category at the Sundance Film Festival this year, and is opening throughout Israel this weekend.
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Remote Control Controlling PCs with an Android smartphoneJun 19, 2012
Did you leave your system running? Did you forget to start a critical backup? Control your Linux computer from anywhere with an Android phone.more »
Bash Tips: Debugging and ConfigurationApr 19, 2012
Even tried and trusted configurations that have proved their value through the years can be tripped up by special cases – for example, all of your users logging in with the same IP address. Experienced administrators and Bash aficionados will then enable debugging and launch a systematic search for configuration errors.more »
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How Jeff Goldblum Turned One Couple's Wedding Photo Into Jurassic Park
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There's a T-Rex, too.
Another installment of Vulture's Quote Quiz.
But also watch the original movie because it's very good.
Dr. Henry Wu lives!
As the villain.
Just like Vulture.
"If people knew where the sounds came from, the movie would be rated R," laughs Jurassic sound designer Gary Rydstrom.
Tell us.
The effects may have lost some of their novelty, but the film has gained some surprising profundity in twenty years.
The movie turns twenty this year.
Not every effect should be created in a computer.
From sick triceratops to vicious velociraptor, who comes out on top?
Wait, that's not clay.
Watch these, maybe?
From Jaws to his latest, Lincoln, see where each of the director's major works falls.
Two words: tiny arms.
It's an amusing, Basic Instinct–related anecdote.
What, you don't find dinosaur bones romantic?
Or Jurassic Park 5: Avenging.
Ah, the days when Jeff Goldblum dressed like Arsenio Hall (or was it vice versa?) ...
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Come back, John Williams!
A 3-D Jurassic Park, anyone?
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Mississippi University for Women's Office of Community Service has partnered with the Columbus-Lowndes Humane Society to help raise money for the shelter's new building fund.
In Monday's dark, pre-dawn hours, a U-Haul truck and a car occupied by four early risers pulled out of The Friendly City on a mission. The volunteers bound for Collinsville, Ill., very near St. Louis, returned after midnight with a cargo they considered precious -- a collection of furniture from the estate of Edwina Dakin Williams, Tennessee Williams' mother.
Those interested in learning to help people in their community cope with tough financial situations and become wise consumers should plan on attending a Mississippi State University videoconference April 15.
"Otaku" is a term to describe those obsessed with anime, the Japanese animation art form. Tracey Seals would probably be the first to admit she falls squarely under the heading.
Many Mississippians love exploring their family's past, and an upcoming statewide interactive video conference will bring experts on genealogical topics to county Extension offices.
More than a dozen awards were presented recently at the Mississippi Collegiate Art Exhibition held at Mississippi University for Women.
Plans are well underway for Grilling on the River 2011. The Kansas City Barbeque Society-sanctioned competition and food fair set for April 8-9 at the Columbus Riverwalk has been proclaimed by Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour as the State of Mississippi Barbeque Championship.
Ask Kay Langford about the funniest thing that's happened to her in the almost 45 years she's worked for the Columbus library system and she won't miss a beat.
Surrounded by an extravagant array of flowers, hearts and desserts the Stephen D. Lee Home and Museum celebrated its first ever Valentine's Day Party Feb. 14. Party-goers were captivated by a dazzling assortment of cakes, fruits, chocolates, cookies and much more, all while enjoying time with their friends and loved ones.
Two centuries after Abraham Lincoln's birth in 1809, he is one of the most revered figures in our nation's history. Lincoln's life, accomplishments, and legacy are the subject of a new traveling panel exhibition opening March 7 at the Columbus-Lowndes Public Library. "Abraham Lincoln: A Man of His Time, a Man for All Times" explores how Lincoln transcended his age and left a constitutional legacy for all Americans.
On a March Sunday one remarkable century ago, in a small Columbus hospital -- not far from where the Tennessee Williams Welcome Center and Museum oversees the west end of Main Street today -- a baby boy came into the world without any of the fanfare that will attend the 100th anniversary of his birth.
In the volunteer lounge at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Golden Triangle, a huge simulated check hangs on the wall, filled out in the amount of $463,869.52. No, it's not a windfall from Publisher's Clearing House.
Mississippi University for Women's Office of Career Services will host its annual dining etiquette event Feb. 23-24. This year's theme is Dining at Its Finest.
Mississippi University for Women's Office of Continuing Education will offer 20 courses as part of its community Life Enrichment Program.
The Operation Christmas Child Columbus Collection Center received a record 18,662 packed shoeboxes and plastic containers for the Samaritan's Purse project during the 2010 year-end drive, reported OCC area coordinator Nelda Brown. This marks a four percent increase from 2009.
Starkville High School thespians are calling on family, friends, and contributors for support in their bid to win a national trophy. The theater department must finance a trip for 33 cast and crew to the Southeastern Theater Conference national competition in Atlanta March 2-6.
So many of our holidays have fallen victim to the political correctness police, but one holiday continues to warm the heart while Ole Man Winter insists on dumping snow, ice and rain on the country.
The Columbus Arts Council Board of Directors has named Elizabeth Johnson as interim executive director of the nonprofit organization.
It's often the second resolution -- the one right after "lose weight" at the beginning of a new year. The promise to get organized, to reclaim jurisdiction of our space, to restore a sense of harmony to our habitat.
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By Jade Bulecza - bio | email VALDOSTA, GA (WALB) –If you were Mayor what would you do? That's what the City of Valdosta is asking area sixth graders in an essay contest.
The winners will receive prizes such as savings bonds and will be honored by Mayor John Fretti in April.
In 350 words or less, students should use their knowledge of civics and language arts to explain how they'd make difference if they had the highest elected position in the city.
The public information officer says most of last year's entries were well thought out.
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My Shooting & Directing Reel
As some of you know, I actually shot video and film. I started off in photography when I was 12 and had access to a school dark room. After pushing it off for awhile, I finally put together a demo reel of my stuff.
It was hard for me to put a reel together because I shoot so many different things but clearly specialize in shooting concerts. Unfortunately, I wasn't allowed access to a lot of the things I have shot over the years because of legality issues. A lot of it included BTS work, interviews and even music videos. C'est la vie! Time for me to start fresh. Let's team up and work on some projects so this can get better :)
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At a good wine shop, they might get snobby when they see you're choosing wine based on the picture on the bottle. At a great wine shop, they say, "Oh, you like animals? Here's a glorious pinot WITH an adorable giraffe on it."
(This goes out to Dan the Man and the gang at the Wine Shoppe at Green Hills — a great indie business — in keeping with the Nashville theme I'm writing about for the NYT.)


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Reclaiming our Family Honor!
Reclaiming and regaining our family honor…that was stolen from us!
Taking back what Joan M Wheeler stole from our family!
ॐ शान्तिः शान्तिः शान्तिः ॐ
om shanti shanti shanti om
"Damaged people damage people."…. And my brain has been racing ever since — because damaged people don't have to stay damaged"… David Gerrold
Update February 12, 2014…
I've again revamped and moved around a few items from this front page to my about page. As of this date, this blog has over 9,500 views! and that's since I started this blog in July 2011!
The purpose of this blog is about exposing all the wrongs that Joan Wheeler has done to me and my family and telling the truth of myself and my family.
It would be wise to look at the ABOUT page to get updates that I have removed from this front page. It bears repeating…the sole purpose of this blog is about the behavior of Joan Wheeler.
Our commentary and reporting is our business.
The lying, hate filled book, called Forbidden Family, by Joan Wheeler is now dead. We told the truth and the publisher pulled the book because of its libelous contents. Joan Wheeler refuses to remove all of her blogs with that title and her hate words towards us.
This blog is to help reclaim OUR Family away from Joan Wheeler…she is the Forbidden One…she was NOT BORN in 1955 and can not claim this picture. She was adopted out of the family and when 'reunited' turned her hate and anger against us.
Joan tells so many versions of her life and leaves out so many great things; no wonder that she can't seem to tell the definitive TRUTH, of anything, let alone tell it consistency!
Did she REALLY write the book for adoption REFORM as she PROMOTES that she did? NO, she wrote a book full of lies for revenge and retaliation as well as for fame and fortune! WE now present ADDITIONAL PROOF. I realize that this post may be long, but please, stay with me, for all will be revealed!
From the 'nonfiction' status, and supposed truthful account within its pages, Forbidden Family, has one account of the truth which doesn't match other sources of the same truth, as told by Joan Wheeler, herself. Confused? Join the club! Everything Joan Wheeler writes is part of her fragmented and distorted mind as well as her viewpoints along with whatever mental state she may be in at any given moment. In real life and in print, Joan routinely mixes up people, times and places; that's why it is so confusing, even to her!
Currently, 2014, she is rewriting the condemned book, as it was proven to be libelous and was pulled from publication. So expect an entirely DIFFERENT set of TRUTHS with any other book from her! Whenever she finally finishes it, as she is NOW limited to really self-publishing it, where will she get the monies to get it printed? And marketed, and shipped?
Recently, June 2014, an old flame/collaborator, YES COLLABORATOR, of Joan's, had an article published on Yahoo. Joan lost no time in broadcasting that she KNOWS the guy! She likes to name-drop! But I really wonder if those that she name-drops really want the attention she puts on them! As it turns out, Ruth and I had the 'skinny' on the 'relationship' between Joan and the old flame/collaborator several years ago…we have been sitting on it! So I guess, since Joan herself brought it out in the open, it must be okay for us to present what we have always known!
First the link to the article written by Richard Weizel…(Joan's collaborator/former lover)…then a couple of Facebook comments of Joan's (that I was shown).
Joan M Wheeler Hey M, this article was written by an ex-boyfriend of mine! yeah Rich Richard Weizel! Congratualtions for another well-written article! Proud of you! June 21 at 11:59am
Joan M Wheeler Nice to see my cousin, M, a daughter of my (natural blood) cousin, who is also a adoptee-lite, and my good old friend, Richard Weizel, an adoptee, here on Facebook! Love to both of you. June 21 at 2:17pm ·
On June24 from another thread
Joan M Wheeler Glad to help out! 38 years ago, I began writing about my life in journals, diaries. I just wrote because I had the urge to organize my thoughts. Much was not appropriate for a book, but other bits became a book. Soon to be published in a revised edition! A — with Northside Writers' help, your writings will not take as long to shape up!
Gert here…let's take the last comment first…the statement is so very interesting!! Here Joan admits that 'much' of what she wrote, in her diaries, was 'not appropriate for a book but other bits became a book'. That book, Forbidden Family, had 640 pages, and only about 80 pages were of any TRUE adoption reform materials! Joan continues to call, what she is working on, a second revised edition, which is false. What she is working on is a different book! And, she and ANYONE that helps her with publishing this DIFFERENT book will be SUED for libel IF SHE HAS MORE LIES about us! Furthermore, as our presentation of NEW evidence shows, Joan has had the PLAN to exploit both birth and adoptive families, for fame and fortune.
Now turning attention to the old flame…one of many I may add…
Richard Weizel's name does appear in the acknowledgements, page ix, of the libelous book Forbidden Family. Outside of that, there is no other mention of him or the IMPORTANCE that he played in Joan's life and the EXPLOITATION of the birth and adoptive families…for fame and fortune! The last evidence I present, at the end of this post, will be the VARIOUS titles of Joan's work in progress and her and Richard Weizel's grand design! So please stay with me!
But first…from Joan's notes…from an early draft.
Time Frame: 1980 – 1981. Synopsis: Death of John Lennon, Joan and Hal meet in Virginia Beach, Joan meets Richard Weizel. They try to write a joint book, docu-drama. It falls through, they argue and break up. She meets him again in 1991.
From the pages of Forbidden Family is found only this…
During this time period, Dec 1980, she gets a phone call from a high school boyfriend, Hal, living in Virginia who recently got divorced and wanted to see her; she relates this on page 196. On page 198, she relates '…spent a wonderful week together…problems we didn't anticipate…he wanted me to move to Virginia Beach…I wanted to live where I could maintain relationships with both sets of parents…we said goodbye.'
She marries in 1983 and has children. On page 292, (it's 1990) she and husband are having marriage problems. Joan doesn't even mention the year 1991, like that year never happened! Hummm!! On page 295 we are now in 1992! So what happened in 1991? And no mention of the guy with whom she was writing a docu-drama with!
So what is a DOCU-DRAMA? …basically, a book and a movie! To fully understand and appreciate this…it is really necessary to present Joan's own words; words that didn't make it into Forbidden Family but words that she would have used if she still HAD Richard Weizel in her life. By presenting the following, narrative of Joan's, I give readers a very good look at her writing style and mind-set. People have NOT had any opportunity to really know what she published as the book was pulled from publication.
…so here is Joan (within the brackets ^^^^^)…
Hal and I spent a wonderful week together. While in Virginia Beach, however, we experienced problems neither of us anticipated. Hal expected me to give up my life in Buffalo and move down to Virginia Beach to live with him. I wasn't ready to that so Hal sent me home on a quickly arranged flight.
Three weeks later, shortly after New Year's, 1981, however, Hal called again. He asked me to drive down to Virginia Beach. We had thought it over and both wanted to make it work. Since I had been laid off in late November, there really wasn't any commitment here in Buffalo.
I drove down to Virginia Beach, woke Hal up from a sound sleep when I knocked on his door at 1am. For a week or so, we were happy. Until the day I suggested the Association for Research and Enlightenment.
The A.R.E. was a spiritual center dedicated to the readings of Edgar Cayce. I was drawn to the spiritual, metaphysical aspects of life; Hal thought they were unimportant. But he agreed to take me there anyway.
Hal stayed in the bookstore, while I attended a lecture on reincarnation. I chose a seat directly in front of the lecturer. The entire room was empty so I was a bit startled and annoyed when a man came in and sat in the chair at my right. When our eyes met, an intuitive flash told me he was adopted, but I quickly dismissed such a ridiculous thought. There was no reason to believe this stranger was adopted, other than to meet my needs of wanting to relate to a man who would understand and identify with me.
The lecturer began with short introductions. When the man to my right said he was a free-lance writer from New York City, my head jerked up. I wanted to tell him that I was writing my autobiography, but decided not to.
With the opening of the question and answer period, I listened intently to the topic being discussed. We were addressing free will and choice, and how it relates to reincarnation. Everything else about reincarnation made sense to me, but this was a hard concept for me to grasp. The idea that the soul chooses its physical life prior to entering the material world (Footnotes #4) was a theory that I couldn't understand. Knowing the confusion I'd lived with all my life, I doubted that I was responsible for it, so I asked the lecturer, "Why would my soul chose to be born of one mother, only to be adopted and raised by another?"
Before the woman could answer, the writer turned to me, his eyes bursting open with excitement.
"You're adopted?" he asked. No sooner did I nod my head that he answered excitedly, "So am I!"
"I knew it. I knew it!" I shouted. "I knew you were adopted as soon as you walked in here." My heart was racing. This just couldn't be happening.
"As a matter of fact, I'm even writing my autobiography," he said as his large, brown eyes sparkled.
"So am I!" I said. "And you know, after you said you were a writer I decided I was going to ask you to help me write my book."
It took several minutes for us to regain our composure. Bt this time, the lecturer was completely confused and she didn't quite know how to wrap up the hour. She finally concluded with a statement reinforcing her belief that souls chose to be adopted in this life to learn and grow.
I turned to the writer and we feverishly began comparing each other's stories. Almost in unison, we laughed. I wondered if I might be dreaming. The thought occurred to me, but before I could utter a word, the writer was suggesting that we combine our stories into one long book.
We walked out of the lecture hall, exchanged addresses and phone numbers of where we stayed in Virginia Beach, and went off to find our respective partners.
Reunited once again with Hal, I told him of this chance meeting and how excited I was to find a writer to help me write my book. Hal's disinterest disappointed me. My adoption story was very important to me and it became clear that he couldn't understand how important this really was to me. Before we could mend the hurt and make concrete decisions about our lives together or apart, my car blew a rod in the engine. We were on a day trip to Richmond and had to leave my car there while Hal's friends drove two hours to pick us up.
I was stranded in Virginia Beach with very little money, no car, and a wounded heart. My parents did not know I left Buffalo to be with Hal, and even though my birthfather knew, I could not call him for help. My only other option for a ride anywhere was to call the writer I'd met at the A. R. E. center. Rich was delighted to help out. He picked me up at Hal's apartment the next day. I said good-bye to Hal in an awkward, choking voice. We hugged one last time and loaded my suitcase in Rich's car. I knew this would be the last time I'd ever see Hal.
The ride to Queens was pleasant as Rich and I and his friend, Mark, got to know each other. Though worried for my safety, I tried not to think of the dangerous situation I put myself in. The men seemed safe, but this is something I would definitely not do today. Yes, the Spirits were certainly guiding me and protecting me.
In Queens, I stayed with Rich in his apartment. We decided to have me meet his parents before I called mine to arrange for a Western Union money-gram. My parents, of course, thought I was crazy, and at that time, I certainly was crazy. I felt out of control, led by forces I didn't understand. My parents sent me enough money to get home.
Thus began a six month relationship with the writer from New York City. We were both unemployed at the time, so we traveled back and forth from Buffalo to Queens, staying at a time in our respective homes. As we grew in our love for each other, our knowledge of uncanny coincidences shared between us also grew. It seemed we could not deny that something unusual was happening to us. Our friends were baffled and curious and both of us were involved with meditation groups who stressed that our meeting was a very meaningful one. We had a purpose, we were to accomplish something important together.
The news of our deep synchronistic (Footnotes #5) links soon attracted a Buffalo businessman and his staff. The Institute of Fundamental Holistic Research took us on as clients. Plans were made to turn the story of Rich and Joan into one dynamic book. When publishers turned us down, we were discouraged. However, a Toronto television studio offered a multi-million dollar contract for a docu-drama that would focus on two adoptee's chance meeting and love story.
As the contracts were being drawn up, I called my lawyer. He advised me to withdraw from the project because my story had not yet been written and the little that had been written was not protected by copyright. He told me that such a docu-drama would focus on all the sensational metaphysical synchronicities and the adoption issues we both wanted to convey would be lost. This, in conjunction with competitive feelings between Rich and I, contributed to our increased dissatisfaction with each other.
Even our views on adoption began to change. I had insisted, as I had done since the very beginning of my reunion, that every adoptee has two sets of parents. On the other hand, Rich believed that his adoptive parents were his only set of parents. He came to this conclusion because he could not find his birthmother. This caused a big rift between us. I was shattered by Rich's beliefs and tried to get him to see that he has another set of parents out there, whether he finds them or not. We argued bitterly over this issue, and soon our love began to fade.
Rich's success in finding employment in another city further provoked feelings of inadequacy and rage within me. Though he asked me to join him, I could not leave my home in Buffalo. My roots were there, my life was there. Just because he wasn't rooted I saw no reason for me to lose my own. In a violent display of insecurity, rage and frustration, I ended our relationship forever.
The sensational love story and the docu-drama were over. I secluded myself in my apartment for a month before I could face the outside world again.
The years went by and I often thought of Rich and what became of him. Then, a little over ten years after our break-up, the name of Richard Weizel popped out at me as I read a newsletter from the Regional Director of The American Adoption Congress. Rich had written two articles in Parenting Magazine about his reunion with his birthparents! I was elated for him and rushed to the library to find the back issues of Parenting Magazine.
The first thing I saw was the artist's rendition of Rich's face in painted pictures. He look the same as I remembered him. I quickly scanned the story. Rich's writing had improved and the story lines included the humor I fell in love with so long ago. The message was clear: he finally accepted his dual parentage.
Overjoyed at his success and relieved that his articles supported the Reform Movement's purpose, I risked a phone call to locate him. We talked briefly on the phone and agreed to meet at the upcoming AAC Conference in March 1992 in Philadelphia. When we met again, we exchanged apologies and explanations. We also saw each other as the adoption professionals we had both grown into. Evolution took the right course for us. We each had to live our lives and draw our own conclusions. We each realized, finally, the meaning of our meeting in the lecture on reincarnation in Virginia Beach.
Gert here again, NOW, the following evidence came to me via a google search, where I no longer recall just want I was looking for or at. All I knew was that I HAD SOMETHING and kept it! It appears to be some kind of copyright registration. It does show us just how LONG Joan was working on her book of revenge and with whom!
She had written an article called 'The Secret is Out' that included our real names. For the most part none of us in the birth family were particularly concerned about that article, but did voice strong objections to our names being published. In particular, Kathy wrote a letter of complaint and was later vilified and harassed by Prof. Rene Hoksbergen. Those events were misrepresented, exaggerated and falsified by Joan in the libelous book Forbidden Family.
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The Secret is out / by Joan Wheeler, born Doris Sippel. Basis of Claim: New Matter: updating & additions. Previous Registration: Prev. reg. as Dual identity: ..
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A Proposal for forbidden family
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Research survey on found adoptees
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Joan Mary Wheeler, born Doris Michol Sippel.
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Gert here…AND…in 1980 I remarried and started the ADOPTION of my children with 2nd husband. AND Joan had began her browbeating me about the EVILS of adoption and she began to alienate my children from me. Busy little beaver Joan was!
a wonderful dedication post by Ruth
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Yesterday, May 11, 2014 was Mother's Day.
I lost my mother when I was three years old. I don't remember her. There are no pictures of her holding me. But I miss her. I visit her grave from time to time, leaving a few flowers from my garden. I only live about 2 miles from the cemetery, so it's not difficult to go.
March 28, 2014, marked the 58th anniversary of her death. March is really not a good time to visit the cemetary. I don't like the cold. I like to go when it's sunny and warm and the flowers are in bloom. I love flowers, roses are my favorite. I don't know what kind of flowers Mom liked.
In February, one of my facebook friends posted a nice picture of a bouguet of roses in the clouds – there was a space on the left side…
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Today, March 28, is the anniversary of the death of my mother, in 1956.
In HER HONOR I repost this boast, for her and my other fore-mothers!
In CELEBRATION of her life I offer this boast!
Gertrude Mary Genevieve Boasts her fore-mothers
I am the first born of my mother and father (Leonard Sippel, Sr)
I, Gertrude Mary Genevieve, was named after the maternal line of our Sippel/Herr families.
Gertrude after my mother's mother Gertrude Stoll Herr
Mary after my father's mother Mary Wisniewski
At about age 13, at a rite of passage into adulthood, I took my mother's name Genevieve as part of my name
I am proud and honored to bear the names of these three women, for without them, I would not be
Wassail! (be you whole) Gertrude, Mary and Genevieve!
Your memories stay alive within me
Your blood and mains (energy) flows within me.
I never knew Gertrude Stoll/Herr who gave birth to my mother….I boast her!
I did know Emma Herr, my mother's step-mother who helped raise my mother… I boast her!
I did know Mary Wisniewski/Sippel who gave birth to my father Leonard…I boast her!
I did know Genevieve who gave birth to me…I boast her!
Ancestors remembered and honored
From the dawn of your birth, to the sunset of your death, I honor you.
From the goals you completed to your efforts left undone, I honor you.
From the season of your being, through the cycle of your life, I honor you.
From your time beyond the veil, till your soul's return to earth again,
May you rest in peace and solace.
May my love reach you and embrace you especially this moment
Of remembering and forever more,
I honor you!
(note from Ruth who first published this boast of mine )
Gert McQueen is retired and no longer active in public work, but was a priestess and lore teacher in Theodism, editor and assistant publisher of a magazine, and has published several small booklets of lore and was an activist for Pagan rights.


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Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman said only 20 percent of the state's legal services needs are currently being met and that law students' free services are necessary to fill the gap, Reuters reported.
That work will include providing legal services to low-income people, nonprofits, government entities, or civil rights groups.
Pro bono work "is a part of the core values of our profession," Lippman said. "Lawyers, or those aspiring to be lawyers, have to embrace those core values."
New York is the first state to have a pro bono requirement, but the Wall Street Journal's Law Blog predicted more states would follow suit.


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Coinciding with American Education Week, the Wilmington Chamber Foundation started a program to take community leaders through New Hanover County schools increasing awareness about school successes and needs.
Of the 180 people invited to participate in the Walk in My Shoes program, about 30 community leaders, ranging from public officials and investors to Realtors and University of North Carolina Wilmington Adult Scholars, visited schools on Thursday, Nov. 21.
David Martin, a member of the Wilmington Chamber Foundation, chose Wrightsville Beach School because of its reputation among friends.
�I had heard a lot of great things,� Martin said. �The main thing I noticed was how attentive and polite the children were. That was not our experience in our elementary school.�
Martin�s two daughters attended Alderman Elementary School and now attend seventh grade at Cape Fear Academy. His son attends New Hanover High School.
Martin said he is aware WBS is on the school bond referendum priority list for significant renovations and additions.
�It needs it,� Martin said. �The building is obviously extremely small, and most of the classes are outside in the trailers.�
The idea for Walk in My Shoes came from superintendent Dr. Tim Markley, who serves on the chamber�s education foundation.
Chamber president Connie Majure-Rhett said members talked during an education foundation meeting about exposing more people to the realities of the public school system.
�Dr. Markley had done another program like this in another system, so we said we will try it,� Majure-Rhett said. �� Next year since we know what to expect, I will try to have even a broader invitation list.�
She went to Lake Forest Academy for the day, and said she walked out of the school so happy with the teachers and administrators in the schools.
�When you asked a question, you got very frank responses,� she said. �But everybody I ran into yesterday said, �I have the best job in town.��
The follow-up breakfast scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 26 was cancelled, but program participants will fill out surveys about their experiences.
Jack and Carol Mills, UNCW Adult Scholars alumni, spent the day at College Park Elementary attending classes, having lunch and going to recess.
Jack Mills spoke highly of principal Maria Greene and described the 1960s structure of the school by detailing how the building is separated into pods.
�I chose an elementary school, because those are formative years,� Mills said. ��What we really learned, with all of the new regulations and requirements, � this particular school not only coped with the problem, they made it all positive.�
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Murderers are 'demons possessed', says pastor
Pastor of the Mandeville Seventh-day Adventist Church in Mandeville, Greg Baldeo is describing as 'demon possessed', persons who are responsible for some of the country's murders in recent time.
Referencing Ephesians 6:12, "For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places," Baldeo said that "demons are loose upon the land. There is a cosmic war going on in this world.
"What we are facing is bigger than all of us. It is bigger than the security forces and bigger than the minister of national security."
Minister of National Security, Peter Bunting, was a part of the congregation along with the Mayor of Mandeville, Councillor Brenda Ramsay.
"The devil is wroth with this earth," he continued "and demons are all around. When men can look on an innocent child who does not know her mother well enough and kill her, when two lovers can be so upset with each other and the man cuts off his lovers neck, I say they are demon possessed."
Baldeo was referring to the recent killing of a 17-month-old baby in McIntyre Villa (Dunkirk) on Valentine's Day, and also the alleged beheading of a mother of six children by the father of four of the children.
He was preaching at the "Reclaiming God's Agenda" (GA14) evangelistic series on the grounds of the Mandeville Adventist Church recently.
In a deliberate admonition to minister Bunting, Baldeo said: "Mr minister, you don't give up the fight. This fight is not your's and whether you are in it or a next man is in it or a next woman is in it, they cannot handle it without the mercy and the power of the living God. I am telling you tonight sir, on the authority of the living God, that the security forces alone cannot do it without God."
In his address to the congregation, Bunting, who last year April made the controversial statement that divine intervention was needed to tackle Jamaica's crime problem, lamented the fact that with so many churches, the country should not be faced with such high levels of crime.
In outlining the approach in his recent crime fighting strategy "Unite for Change", Bunting said: "The Guinness Book of Records has Jamaica as leading the world in the number of churches per square mile and it is a paradox for us to have the greatest density of churches and at the same time to be one of the most violent country in the world.
"So, I believe it is quite legitimate to reach out to the church and request that the church plays a critical role in 'changing group behaviour' (one of the steps of the strategy) because instilling morals and values in a sense is a core function of the church. We are asking you not just to do that within the walls of the church, but also to take the church out into the community and impact the community."
In her brief address, Mayor Ramsay highlighted the importance of the GA14 series and hoped that at the end "we can see peace, harmony, love, brotherliness and God's hand at work in our lives."
GA14 is 'lifestyle-changing' series which started on March 2 and will end on March 30. So, far 44 people have been baptised.
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Eric Holder and the Strange Case of Endemic Racism
Attorney Generic Eric Holder once again leveled charges of endemic racism against a state, this time accusing Florida of disenfranchising minorities by requiring photo identification and attempting to clean up voter rolls.
Holder asserted that requiring a valid ID to vote is racist, stating, "In my travels across this country, I've heard a consistent drumbeat of concern from citizens, who–often for the first time in their lives–now have reason to believe that we are failing to live up to one of our nation's most noble ideals… some of the achievements that defined the civil rights movement now hang in the balance."
Holder also pointed to union elections as bastions of Jim Crow-style racism, because they require IDs in order to vote.
As for the TSA, which requires IDs for air travelers, Holder termed it a "cauldron of racial injustice."
Holder also pilloried the liquor store industry for its discriminatory policies of requiring identification in order to buy alcohol.
And the attorney general saved some of his harshest vitriol for the military, observing that recruiting offices' outrageous requirements for IDs had set a terrible precedent, one which would have outraged Dr. King.
The Social Security Administration didn't escape Holder's attention; he described it as a "factory for racial discrimination."
Actually, Eric Holder didn't say any of those things — except for that first statement, concerning his hatred of the requirement for voter IDs. Eric Holder despises the sanctity of the ballot box, because he would never go after the military, the TSA, liquor stores, et. al. for their practices of requiring identification.
He also knows that the Supreme Court has already ruled, in a 6-3 decision, that requiring IDs of voters is not an undue burden.
Eric Holder, in short, wants to taint the vote. He has turned out to be the most malevolent and lawless attorney general in modern American history. He makes John Mitchell look like an Eagle Scout. Mitchell didn't institutionalize lawlessness. Holder has. And he must be held to account.
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The Whitefish Bay High School football program will honor Blue Duke players who have made the NFL with a ceremony at 4 p.m. Tuesday outside of the weightroom on the second floor of the fieldhouse.
Then and there the framed and professionally mounted jersies of Randy Dean (former quarterback of the New York Giants), Mike Schneck (former Pro Bowl long snapper who played with Pittsburgh, Buffalo and Atlanta); and current New York Jets linebacker Nick Bellore, will be unveiled.
It will henceforth be known as Bay's "Pro Football Wall of Fame."
Blue Duke football coach Jim Tietjen is hoping to have all three former Bay stars on hand for the ceremony that will include the high school team as well as players from the Blue Dukes' youth program.
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Kevin McPartland of the Tabb Group, which compiles information on the financial industry, projected that companies would spend $2.2 billion in 2010 on trading infrastructure—the high-speed servers that process trades and the fiber-optic cables that link them in a globe-spanning network. And that was before projects were launched to connect New York and London by a new transatlantic cable and London and Tokyo by way of the Arctic Ocean, all just to cut a few hundredths of a second off the time it takes to receive data or send an order. -Wired, 2012Thousands of very smart people are engaged in billions of dollars of infrastructure spending, entirely devoted to wringing out the fifth decimal place on a hundred dollar stock price, faster than a human can even perceive, much less comprehend. How is this massive dubious allocation of both money and intellect not a loss for the economy as a whole? I really like the proposal for a 0.03% tax; a tiny fraction for people who are using the market as an actual way to allocate capital and invest, but a potentially lethal dose for the masters of the fifth decimal place.
In what some might consider a case of karmic justice, sharks threaten the financial industry by biting its cables, attracted by the electromagnetic fields generated by the wires that power the amplifiers at intervals along their length.Heh, that's an entertaining way to frame that. Though I reckon that said sharks are hardly 'threatening the financial industry', I appreciate that clever, exaggerated turn-of-the-phrase.
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Hi! My name is Sheryll and I am 27 years old. I weigh way more than I should. I've been through some things over the past 2 years that led to me overeating and gaining a lot of weight. My confidence is sometimes a lot lower than I should be and it is... Read more
I've lost a lot of weight already and can't seem to find it in me to stick to these hour long workouts 6-7 days a week anymore. Since I lost weight I am much more confident and therefore out and about doing things with friends more. I know I still ne... Read more
Had surgery 4 weeks ago still have 4 weeks of restrictions, but I can finally walk - so I am thinking starting with a mile a day for now and working my way back up....just wanted to say how excited I am....lol... Read more
When I get discouraged to exercise, I look at magazines with pictures of women with beautiful bodies... Read more
Friends from a TOPS weight loss support group. Welcome all TOPS and KOPS!... Read more
Editor's Note: Cathy Cram, M.S., is the resident maternal fitness expert on our sister site, BabyFit.com. Today's blog post is the second in a series on menopause health and fitness.
By Cathy Cram, M.S.
The responses from my first blog overw... Read more
One of the most concerning physical changes that occurs in postmenopausal women is an accelerated loss in bone mineral density within the first several years after menopause. The rate of postmenopausal bone loss can vary for each woman, a... Read more