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How Facebook Knows Who You're Shagging →
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Facebook can isolate your spouse or partner based on your network of friends. In a fascinating paper to be published next year, Facebook social scientist Lars Backstrom and Cornell University professor Jon Kleinberg reveal just how much insight can be gleaned from the structure of a network, illustrating both the value of what the American security establishment reassures us is "just metadata" and revealing Facebook's baroque privacy settings as the faith-based garments of the emperor's new clothes.
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New York blends the gift of privacy with the excitement of participation; and better than most dense communities it succeeds in insulating the individual (if he wants it, and almost everybody wants or needs it) against all enormous and violent and wonderful events that are taking place every minute. … New York is peculiarly constructed to absorb almost anything that comes along (whether a thousand-foot liner out of the East or a twenty-thousand-man convention out of the West) without inflicting the event on its inhabitants; so that every event is, in a sense, optional, and the inhabitant is in the happy position of being able to choose his spectacle and so conserve his soul.
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+ Message in a bottle: Harry's sells liquor
Harry's Continental Kitchens owner Harry Christensen believes he might have the smallest liquor store in Florida.
Unbeknownst to many Key residents and visitors, Christensen sells package liquor in his restaurant at 525 St. Judes Drive — a fact he thinks will be of interest to those who believe that there's nowhere to buy liquor on the island.
The package liquor "store" is located on a shelf to the immediate left of the restaurant entrance.
For a list of products available, visit harrys.com/restaurant/packaged/liquor.
+ Wedding websites show love for Sandbar, BeachHouse
Two wedding websites recently showed some love to the Chiles Restaurant Group's Sandbar, on Anna Maria, and BeachHouse Restaurant, on Bradenton Beach.
Both restaurants received the Wedding Wire Bride's Choice Awards 2013 award for ceremony and reception venues, placing the restaurants and their staffs in the top 5% of wedding professionals in the Wedding Wire community, based on surveys from more than 750,000 newlyweds.
This is the fifth year for the Sandbar and the fourth year for the BeachHouse receiving the recognition.
The restaurants were also selected as 2013 winners in The Knot Best of Weddings on theknot.com. This is the seventh time for the Sandbar and the fifth year for the BeachHouse to receive The Knot's Best of Weddings award.
+ Mote appoints new fundraising officials
Mote Marine Laboratory has appointed Susan May as director of donor data management and Amy Sankes as major gifts officer. Both will help raise funding support for research efforts that are the top priority in Mote's 2020 Vision and Strategic Plan.
May will manage the data systems that support Mote's development efforts; oversee its membership activities; and gather and organize information for donors, members and aquarium members. She is the previous CEO for the Van Wezel Foundation Inc.
Sankes will be responsible for managing and growing Mote's relationships with donors interested in making significant contributions to science, education and outreach. She previously served as senior director of development for the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art and Florida State University Foundation.
+ Circle Association launches revamped website
The St. Armands Circle Association has refreshed its website. The website has a new look and new features, such as a section that features store happenings.
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Happy birthday, Edith!
On Monday, long-time Sarasota resident Edith Barr Dunn blew out the candles for her 94th birthday.
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Number One on Jan Jeffcoat's List: Mombies!
Number one on Jan Jeffcoat's list is "mombies!"
This weekend, most Americans "fall back" and enjoy an extra hour of sleep. But Jan, like many new moms, has joined the REAL walking dead. She's part of a legion of sleep-deprived moms and dads stumbling through the day, bleary-eyed, wreaking havoc in the workplace with an insatiable thirst for venti lattes.
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Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, May 4, at McGinnis-Chambers Funeral Home, Bettendorf. Visitation will be held from 10 a.m. until the time of the services on Saturday at the funeral home. Burial will follow at Davenport Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Mohassan Caldron No. 2 of Davenport or to the Silver Creek Chapter 302, Order of Eastern Star in LeClaire.
Margaret was born on March 27, 1925, in Davenport, the daughter of Herbert C. and Vera Gaghagen McCauley. She was united in marriage to James A. Carroll on Feb. 8, 1944, in Davenport. He preceded her in death on Oct. 12, 1988.
Margaret was employed by the government while her husband was in the service. Upon his discharge from the service, they moved to LeClaire where they had owned a confectionery store called Slip In.
An elder at the former St. Andrew Presbyterian Church in Davenport, she also was a Past Matron with the Silver Creek Chapter 302, Order of Eastern Star in LeClaire, for more than 70 years. She also was a Past MCO with Mohassan Caldron No. 2, Daughters of Mokanna in Davenport and Past Supreme Mighty Chosen One of Daughters of Mokanna in 1981.
Margaret enjoyed sewing, knitting and crocheting.
Those left to honor her memory include her sister-in-law, Gertrude Whistler, Arkansas; two nieces; two nephews; and her special friends, Sharon Carroll, East Moline, and Steve and Marilyn Rinehart, Bettendorf. In addition to her husband, Margaret was preceded in death by her parents; and her sister, Katherine S. Griesel.
Online condolences may be expressed to the family by visiting Margaret's obituary at McGinnis-Chambers.com.
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Project 365 - Day #101 - 11/4/11 Ooh the date is a palindrome. I found a bow headband that I forgot I even had. Yay :)
Project 365 - Day #87 - 28/3/11 Random photo I took whilst waiting for the train this morning. Despite gorgeous sunny weather, my day started off pretty bad and I wasn't feeling too happy all day. Some things got a little better later on so I'm okay now. :)
Finished! Congrats if you could guess from my previous clue post what I was making. Okay, it's not 100% finished but I'm too tired and lazy so I'll complete it tomorrow. You can't see it in this photo but at the bottom around the curve, it goes loose so there's a little bit of 'overhang' that I have to deal with. Don't know what I'm going to do with it … should've cut the back STRAIGHT and not parabolic-ly. This was made from an old simple t-shirt I found but never wore.
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Triad: An Energy Monitoring Device You Might Actually Use
A truck that travels 93,000 miles would save 528 gallons of diesel fuel and five tons of CO2.
The Best Thing About Plant-Based, Compostable Cups: You're Not Drinking Oil
(Source: fastcoexist.com)
Energy efficient home improvements cost a lot up front, but eventually pay themselves off. Exactly how long does it take? Consult this handy chart.
Hacking the Internet!
What do you need to get online in rural Africa?
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Hacking Together Rural Internet
The carbon-neutral economy is a dream of environmentalists everywhere—and one that may be critical to preventing climate change from reaching a nasty tipping point. Now the European Climate Foundation is trying to make it happen in Europe.
Is this possible?
These Beautiful Graphics Explain The Master Plan For A Nearly Zero Carbon Emissions Europe By 2050
Above: Desertec, a solar pipeline spanning from North Africa and the Middle East to Europe, is already in the works.
(Inhale deeeeeeply) Can you smell that fresh, clean coal air?
Today, Peabody Energy—the largest private coal company in the world—launched Coal Cares, a website giving away free, Justin Bieber-themed inhalers to asthmatic children and providing other, pro-coal info to kids everywhere. Yes, coal gives people asthma, but it's still the "safest energy out there." There are word searches, a Kidz Koal Korner, and a promise that "for every 1,000 inhaler actuators donated via Coal Cares™, Peabody will make a $500 donation towards the cost of one lung-replacement therapy." It's also totally fake.
More info on the Hoax of the Day at the click.
A section of the new Energy Agenda Infographic from the White House blog. Click through to see the graphic in full and read the President's remarks from Friday's trip to a factory in Indiana highlighted as an example of economic recovery.
Bonus! Some sage advice offered from"check it out below, or download it, print it, send it to your family, or hang it on your wall to add a splash of color." Economic recovery news AND decorating tips all in one spot! Who could ask for anything more?
It's a horrible paradox that bad things are generally cheaper: Like Big Macs. Or H&M. Top of this list, of course, is coal power, which is really quite horrible for the planet but is also deliciously cheap to produce. We are, if nothing else, a bottom-line driven society. Besides the rarefied few of us who are willing to drop more money on organic food and clean power just because it's the right thing to do, most people—out of necessity—are going to gravitate toward the cheapest and easiest option. Coal power is so cheap, it's what the power company supplies without you asking. Sign me up! But now, according to new predictions from Bloomberg New Energy Finance, solar power is going to be the wallet-friendly option as soon as 2013.
Continue reading to find out what happens when solar power is as cheap as coal.
Weeeeeell, well well. What do we have here? Looks like somebody's feeling a liiiiiiiiittle salty. Okay, we can't be too smug about this. But seriously—Saudi Arabia, the biggest oil dudes in the world, just announced they're going to spend $100 billion on renewable energy.
Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter, may not be panicking quite yet about its ever-declining oil supply—but the country is certainly concerned. Consider: in February, a Wikileaks document revealed that Saudi Arabia might be overstating its oil reserves by 300 billion barrels, and the country recently asked for a slice of the UN's $100 billion climate change fund to help diversify to other energy sources (a galling request from such a wealthy country so dependent on other people not diversifying to other energy sources). And now the kingdom has announced that it plans to spend $100 billion on solar, nuclear, and other renewable energy sources. They haven't announced over what time period they will spend it, but that's a lot of cash. Private investments in Chinese renewable energy projects equalled $54.4 billion last year, which was the highest of any country.
"Fuel supply is one of the major challenges facing the power sector and the nation," Saleh Al-Awaji, Saudi Arabia's deputy minister for electricity at the Ministry of Water, said at a recent conference in Abu Dhabi (hat tip: Bloomberg). "The policy is to work intensely on saving energy and making sure every barrel of oil that can be saved is, and is made available for export."
That means Saudi Arabia wants to wean itself off oil but keep the rest of us hooked (unless it has plans to become the world's largest solar-panel exporter, too). The country still has a long way to go in reducing its reliance on oil—Saudi Arabia consumes 2.4 million barrels a day, and is expected to need at least 8.3 million barrels by 2028 if no action is taken. But the U.S. consumes a staggering 18.8 million barrels daily, making it the most oil-hungry nation in the world. A large portion of our oil comes from Saudi Arabia, which exports nearly 9 million barrels each day.
Saudi Arabia does, at least, have an advantage in the solar power arena: plentiful sun. In September, the kingdom will complete a 3.5 MW solar array—the largest solar power plant in the country. That's not very large considering that the largest solar plants in the world produce nearly 100 MW of power, but it's a much-needed start for a country that has grown in proportion to its oil wealth.
How Much Energy Do We Use While Watching the Super Bowl?
GE mashed up statistics from Nielsen, the Energy Information Administration, ABS Alaskan, and the U.S. Census to figure out that the energy used to power home televisions watching the Super Bowl (over 158.5 million TVs) could power all the homes in Green Bay, Pittsburgh, and Dallas for 10 hours. We're not suggesting you turn off the game, but it is something to think about as you bask in the glow of your big screen.
As for the game itself? Renewable energy credits are offsetting power use at many NFL venues, and the recently implemented Super Grow XLV program (a partnership between the Texas Trees Foundation and the Texas Forest Service) planted over 6,500 trees in 12 north Texas communities, marking the biggest tree-planting effort in Super Bowl history. Cowboy Stadium (the site of this year's game) also has targets to cut solid waste by 25%, water consumption by 1 million gallons, and energy use by 20% each year. Not a bad start.


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The Pittsburgh Pirates made no secret that they wanted starting pitcher A.J. Burnett back when free agency began. The veteran arm wasn't sure if he wanted to retire however, so he told the Pirates he'd need time to think about it.
Pittsburgh had no problems with that and waited for Burnett's decision. They continued to wait and wait until Burnett, just days ago (and days before catchers/pitchers were to report to camp) finally said he would be coming back.
The Pirates again extended their offer to Burnett, but he has continued to test the market despite that, something that has surprised Pittsburgh.
Burnett seems to be in full free agency mode, definitely testing the waters. There were reports late in the week that the Phillies and Orioles may no longer be in the hunt. The Pirates really want him back and have been surprised that Burnett has been testing the market.
The Pirates opted not to give Burnett a $14.1 million dollar qualifying offer before free agency began, something that Burnett reportedly would have accepted. But a small market team like the Pirates simply can't be handing out those type of deals, one year or not.
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Mexican indigenous woman who was separated from baby allowed to pursue lawsuit against Mississippi welfare agency
By Juliana | Published: April 1, 2014
Tweet In the past few weeks, stories coming from Oaxaca Mexico have reminded us just how limited and threatened the reproductive rights of indigenous Mexican women are. Local Oaxacans have been using social media to document the repeated cases of indigenous women denied care at local maternal clinics and being forced to give birth in waiting rooms, [...]
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Judge blocks closing of Mississippi's last abortion clinic
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TweetHere's some good repro rights news to start your day. As we've covered before, a new Mississippi law has been threatening to shut down the last remaining abortion clinic in the state. The law, which calls for the clinic's out-of-state doctors to have admitting privileges at a local hospital, was a fairly blatant attempt to [...]
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TweetBad News: Alabama passed a bill which pretends to be about protecting women but is actually aimed at shutting down abortion clinics on Tuesday. The governor has said he will sign the bill, ironically called the "Women's Health and Safety Act," which requires that doctors preforming abortions be granted admitting privileges at local hospitals. Some of [...]
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Tweet An anti-choice protestor outside the Jackson Women's Health clinic. Photo by Matt Eich from Kate Sheppard's essay at Mother Jones. Check out more photos here. The last abortion clinic in Mississippi is officially out of compliance with a new law that could ultimately shut it down. As we've written before, the state passed new [...]
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TweetYesterday the judge who holds the power to shut down Mississippi's only abortion clinic said he'd extend the temporary block on the new TRAP law, while he continues to decide whether to grant a preliminary injunction. As Vanessa noted when the law was first blocked earlier this month, the judge is more than a little [...]
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In my PhD thesis, I presented a linearised PBE solver called the "Boundary Element Electrostatics Program" (BEEP). BEEP is based on the Boundary Element Method (BEM), in combination with a recently developed O(N) Fast Multipole Method (FMM) algorithm which approximates the far-field integrals within the BEM, yielding a method which scales linearly with the number of particles. BEEP improves on existing methods by parallelising the underlying algorithms for use on modern cluster architectures, as well as taking advantage of recent progress in the field of GPGPU (General Purpose GPU) Programming, to exploit the highly parallel nature of graphics cards.
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I'm happiest out of the office and in the outdoors. Whether it's a high mountain summit or a breathtaking vista, I want to see it! Oh, and I've been known to write about things that I find interesting. I hope readers find them interesting, as well!
Of the things found on a low tide morning in June, perhaps the most exciting was the two-foot-long sea cucumber.
It looked like a deflated balloon and felt like wet leather. The skin of the creature was dotted with knobby protrusions and the head was hard to discern from the "other" end.
Yet its discovery on a sandy beach near Auke Bay became a teaching point for Sun to Sea Science Camp Instructor Bonita Nelson. She called to the students and explained why it was rare to find such a large specimen on the beach.
Two young black bears have sent camera shutters clicking and gawkers gawking this summer as a result of their preferred dining area alongside Glacier Highway, north of Juneau.
Over the last few weeks, these bears could be seen foraging on dandelions and other greenery in the vicinity of Peterson Creek.
They've also caused more than a few traffic delays and are inadvertently prompting some humans to act, perhaps, before thinking.
The route two good friends traveled between Oregon and Juneau is familiar to many. The mode of transportation they chose, however, was unusual. Their arduous trek on 70s-vintage 10-speed bikes through forests and mountain passes was not about the scenery or the destination. It was medicine for their souls.
Mike Hoyt and Jay Lee, both 24, said they quenched their thirst for adventure over the course of approximately 2,100 miles and 34 days, while exploring the lands and history of the Pacific Northwest, British Columbia and the Yukon.
One of the first things I learned about hiking with the Parks and Recreation Adult Hike Program is: Never be late.
It was a muggy summer day in Southeast and I eyed the gray sky. With a shrug, I tugged on my rubber boots. It had been raining the last few days and there were sure to be muddy spots along the trail.
I checked my watch; it was now 9:37 a.m. I was sure I could catch the group, if I ran.
A sure sign of summer, besides the lovely long days, is the bright spots of color that pop up all over town.
That potpourri of color adorns eaves, porches and decking. It springs forth out of window ledges and neatly arranged pots on entryway steps.
Juneauites seem to choose the brightest colors in Mother Nature's palette — fuschias, yellows, bright whites and vivid red, to name a few — for these potted arrangements.
So, how does one go about creating these masterpieces? Certainly there must be a trick.
In honor of National Trails Day, Trail Mix Inc. is hosting a trail dedication event beginning at 9 a.m. on Saturday, June 2 on the Under Thunder trail in the Mendenhall Valley.
"National Trails Day is a national event," Erik Boraas, executive director of Trail Mix, said. "We wanted to do our part."
Morning events will essentially be a work party, Boraas said, to clear slash and logs from the sides of the trail. Volunteers, event participants and work crews will also be re-vegetating muddy areas of the trail. He said there should be something to do for all ability levels.
One thing is certain about the majority of Alaska's aquatic insects: they won't be winning any beauty contests.
These crawlers, swimmers and graspers boast characteristics such as sucking mouth parts, the ability to secrete noxious liquid from scent glands and unique adaptations perfected for Alaska's tough climate.
New signs are popping up at local parks in an effort to curb suspicious activity and encourage users to let officials know when things need fixing.
City and Borough of Juneau Parks and Recreation Superintendent George Schaaf said the unofficial program is called "Park Watch" and the new signs were the result of community input.
After talking to park users, Schaaf said he heard recurring reports of suspicious activity. Of course, the parks department can't issue tickets and can't really tell people to stop, he said, so he turned to the Juneau Police Department for advice.
There's a group of Juneau residents taking to the water and the road for what they are calling an epic adventure.
There's no firm timeline, little funding and enough unknowns to make any parent worry.
But, for the adventurers it's about time and 23-year-old Kanaan Bausler said the group couldn't be more excited.
"Yes, we're going on this big trip, one that we've been planning for the last couple of years," he said.
Switch. Spey. Single-hand. Double-hand.
For some, these terminologies can be confusing, especially when they are combined with phrases such as "shooting line" and "double-haul."
But the folks at Juneau Fly Fishing Goods are aiming to shed a little light on switch and spey casting at the first-ever public demonstration event from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday on the Mendenhall River, just upstream from the bridge on Back Loop Road.
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BLOG: According to various reports Ole Miss has found its next athletics director.
The Bowling Green Daily News is reporting that current Western Kentucky Athletics Director Ross Bjork will be named Pete Boone's successor. (more…) (March 20, 2012)
Walker to leave Ole Miss after season
For Joe Walker, family comes first. After three decades of developing national champions for the Ole Miss Track and Field program, Walker will step away following the 2012 season with plans to join his oldest son, Joe III, on the Louisville track staff. (February 29, 2012, Page 6)
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On Monday, Boone reaffirmed his statement by announcing that he plans to step aside as athletics director no later than Dec. 2012. (November 8, 2011, Page 8)
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All of the smoke surrounding the Ole Miss football program flamed up big-time Monday with the announcement that Houston Nutt will end his coaching career here this season. Editor Don Whitten takes a look at the past and future of the program, which will soon have its fourth head coach in a decade, and writes that a long-term commitment is essential for success for the Rebels. (November 8, 2011, Page 4)
UPDATED: Nutt will not be retained; Boone to resign
BLOG: It appears Houston Nutt's tenure as Ole Miss' head coach has come to an end. (more…) (November 7, 2011)
Wrongful death suit moved to Oxford
A Hinds County judge has ruled the wrongful death lawsuit against the University of Mississippi in the death of football player Bennie Abram will be heard in Oxford at the Lafayette County Courthouse. (October 4, 2011, Page 2)
Nutt fields questions about his future, team
Monday's rain shower in Oxford seemed appropriate considering the current state of the Ole Miss football program.
Coming off of a 30-7 loss at Vanderbilt and another forgettable start to the football season, the questions during Houston Nutt's weekly press conference at the Indoor Practice Facility blended what went wrong against the Commodores with what can be done to rectify mistakes moving forward. (more…) (September 20, 2011, Page 6)
Forward Rebels! unveils ad campaign
An Ole Miss fan coalition focused on restoring athletics to a championship level, changing a culture of low expectations and making sure school officials are held accountable when it comes to talk of improvements made another bold statement Monday.
Forward Rebels!, a group that was established over the summer, took out full-page advertisements in six daily papers across the state Monday, including the EAGLE, that focused on the Ole Miss administration and improving results both in athletics and academics. (more…) (September 20, 2011, Page 6)


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Bankers Digest: October 23, 2014
2014 Bank Operations Institute
IBAT's 34th Annual Bank Operations Institute (BOI) was held October 12-17 on the SMU campus in conjunction with SWGSB and the Cox School of Business. The school's focus on community bank operations leadership draws community bankers from across the country. This year's honor students, based on classroom participation and case studies covering all facets of bank performance, are:
- Jason McCrary, Texas Bank and Trust, Longview, TX
- Cody Leatherman, First Interstate Bank, Billings, MT
- Grant Lankford, PointWest Bank, West, TX
For information about BOI or the upcoming Bank Lending Institute (BLI) taking place November 16-21 - two IBAT programs that prepare community bankers to lead operations and the lending functions into the future - please click here.
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American Banker: October 22, 2014
Reaching Millennials
A new study by ICBA and The Center for Generational Kinetics took an in-depth look at millennials and their banking behavior. This generation is of special importance to the banking industry, especially community banks, as it encompasses 80 million Americans ages 19-37 years old who are currently or will soon make important banking decisions and establish long-term habits. How can you capitalize on this?
Survey findings show that millennials are the most entrepreneurial generation to date with nearly 40 percent planning to start a business in the next two years. And they're going to need a small business loan. The best part? These millennials want banks that don't treat them like a number, find it important to have a personal relationship with customers and are locally owned. According to findings, below are recommendations to ensure community banks attract and retain millennial customers:
- Make millennial customers feel like VIPs.
- Adapt to millennials' communication profile (think visual as in computer/tablet screens and embrace social media).
- Create an entrepreneur advisory board.
Additionally, the survey uncovered that millennials require an online banking option and they're not as interested in the number of ATMs as many don't carry more than $5 on them at any given time. More information about millennials' banking habits can be found in this recent story.
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Honoring a Texas Trailblazer
Congressman Randy Neugebauer will receive the IBAT Trailblazer Award at a luncheon in Lubbock today.
The Trailblazer Award, which celebrates its 17th anniversary this year, provides special recognition to an elected official who is especially supportive of the independent community banking industry. Nominees must be a state or federal legislator, support and exemplify the entrepreneurial spirit of Texas, and exhibit the courage and independent spirit of Texas community bankers.
Neugebauer is a key member of the House Committee on Financial Services, chairing the Subcommittee on Housing and Insurance. He has been a tireless advocate for causes of importance to community banks and small businesses, especially in the wake of Dodd-Frank. In an opening statement given during a committee meeting on the four year anniversary of Dodd-Frank, Neugebauer summed up his estimation of the law's legacy and impact, saying, "Regulatory burdens [brought about by Dodd-Frank] have an enormous impact on the health of our economy and have introduced a new type of risk to our economy called regulatory risk."
"Randy 'gets it.' He understands our business and the challenges we face, and more importantly has a terrific grasp on the importance of community banking not only to our economy on a micro and macro basis, but the role we play in fulfilling the hopes and dreams of our customers," said Steve Scurlock, Executive Vice President of IBAT. "The community banking industry and the constituents of Congressional District 19 are blessed to have this gentleman serving in Congress."
The general election is underway. Early voting started yesterday, October 20, and runs through Friday, October 31. Election day is Tuesday, November 4.
You can easily access early voting and election day polling locations, as well as sample ballots, by going to your County Clerk's website, or find information here for a number of counties in Texas.
The IBAT PAC and IBAT FedPAC have been active this election cycle, thanks to the generous support of you and your community banking colleagues. We have historically followed the "friendly incumbent rule," and have supported candidates with whom we've worked and established relationships. We have compiled a complete list of those candidates to whom our PACs have contributed.
We also frequently get questions regarding judicial races from our members. We have a longstanding relationship with The Texas Civil Justice League (TCJL), one of the leading tort reform groups in Texas. TCJL endorses judicial candidates, and we encourage you to take a look at their recommendations in these races.
Please feel free to call or email if you have any questions or comments, and please vote and encourage those in your circle of influence to do the same.
Dell Sale!
Due to the popularity of Dell's September discount for IBAT members, the 40% off all Latitude computers deal has been extended for the month of October! Whether you're in the market for a new computer or anything else from Dell, remember that IBAT members save an average of 31% on their orders from Dell.
Visit Dell's website or contact Bryan Horten, IBAT's Strategic Account Manager, at 512-942-9120 to order. For the best price, remember to use the coupon codes below, as well as IBAT member ID link GS126658178, when placing your order. The offer is valid for IBAT member banks and bank employees. Please pass on this email, or download the flyer and post it somewhere in the bank where everyone can see it.
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Happy Anniversary Bank Texas!
IBAT would like to congratulate Bank Texas Quitman on celebrating 100 years as a nationally chartered bank. Bank Texas has been an IBAT member since 1978!
The celebration will take place on Monday, October 20, 2014, with a reception from 1:30-3:30. Presentations will be at the beginning on the program.
Baker Market Update: Oct. 20, 2014
From the flight deck: "The Captain has turned on the fasten-seat-belts sign. There could be some turbulence ahead." Ya' think? Volatility has been this week's predominant theme for both credit and equity markets as a variety of factors have triggered massive rallies and sell-offs and then more rallies followed by the inevitable sell-off before rallying again. All of this back and forth resulted, at one point, in a yield below 2% for the Benchmark Ten Year Treasury Note during Thursday's big rally. That, of course, was before this morning's sell-off backed it up to around 2.20%. Well, 2.21%.
Leadership in Action: Oct. 20, 2014
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Congratulations to Boyce Brown
Congratulations to S. Boyce Brown, Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Extraco Corporation in Waco, for being named to the Federal Reserve Board's Community Depository Institutions Advisory Council (CDIAC).
CDIAC advises the Board on the economy, lending conditions and other issues of interest to community depository institutions. Members are selected from representatives of commercial banks, thrift institutions and credit unions serving on local advisory councils at the 12 Federal Reserve Banks. One member of each of the Reserve Bank councils serves on CDIAC, which meets twice a year with the Federal Reserve Board in Washington.
"The Fed has been responsive to a number of our concerns over the past several years, and we believe this Council plays a significant role in clarifying the impact of regulatory burden on community banks," said Steve Scurlock, IBAT Executive Vice President. "Boyce brings much to the table, and he will provide the Fed Board of Governors and senior regulatory officials with a terrific perspective of the real world of main street community banking."
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Bankers Digest: October 16, 2014
Convention PACtivities
Last week, we hit the highlights of IBAT's 40th Annual Convention and provided a link to photos online. However, we'd be remiss if we didn't take a moment to say "thank you" to IBAT members who supported the IBAT PAC via participation in the auction and other PAC activities at the convention.
Together we raised more than $124,000 to support IBAT's political action activities. When paired with the 90 banks and six associate members that held PAC drives among their employees this year, we have raised more than $360,000 in 2014. Also, 124 banks contributed to the legislative fund drive, which raised an additional $160,000.
Of particular note, IBAT thanks the members of the Leadership Division Board of Directors who spearheaded the PAC fundraising efforts in their regions and at convention.
Finally, congratulations to Jared Curtis of Citizens National Bank in Henderson, the winner of IBAT's 2014 Dream Vacation contest.
October Consumer Tips
2014 Bank Lending Institute
The Bank Lending Institute (BLI)™ leads the field in preparing community bankers for banking in the 21st Century. Guided by the industry's top regulators and banking professionals, BLI gives community bank lenders the tools necessary to serve their customers while effectively managing their institution's risk and enhancing its profitability. Here the emphasis is on practical, real-world issues and solutions. During the first year, BLI takes students through the "nuts and bolts" of lending offering techniques to better understand the borrower and his needs. The second year builds on that knowledge base by covering specific types of lending. It helps elevate lenders to a new level of strategic thinking and presentation.


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One of the more demagogic arguments raised by some Republicans against President Obama's health care plan was the idea that end-of-life planning, included in the original legislation but then withdrawn, was nothing more than an attempt to curtail medical treatment for those confronting critical conditions. Not only was this offensive to health care professionals who are anything but federal myrmidons, but it granted no credence whatever to the importance end-of-life planning holds for patient and next of kin alike.
Physicians have held these conversations with patients for decades, and advance directives, rather than giving license for wanton medical mischief, provide appropriate guidance for care givers and peace of mind for those receiving medical attention.
The humane practice of medicine requires this thoughtful approach. It is good that the regulators have seen fit to include end-of-life planning as a remunerated benefit under Medicare.
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The dates certainly ARE different. I feel that the DC is correct because of the parents' names. The marker was put up later....or that marker is for someone with the same name. ??? Thank you for sharing this!
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My husband has been wanting to find out more about the owner of his gun for quite a while. After finding this memorial today - it was so cool to read it and know more about him. We don't want to give up the gun, but just want to know more about him and how it came home with him. It's very unusual that an enlisted man came home with his service weapon.
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I'm Hilda's daughter, Brenda. I just saw your question regarding my mother and her parents (James and Ruby Sharp) and her sister (Linda G. Sharp Yates)that you asked on 1-18-09. Since you are from Columbia, I assume we must be related :)
I would love to know if you knew my mother, grandparents and my Aunt Linda.
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You're welcome. Unfortunately, some photos are not as good as others, I try to put better photos on the page, though sometimes, I do go overboard and the picture I put is only a little better. Mainly, I try to make sure it can easily be read, and the one that was there, I thought, was not as readable.
As far as the duplicate, I know the lady and I'm sure if you ask, she would remove it. Right now, she's trying to do all of Rose Mount Cemetery, having gotten done with Rose Hill. That's why I stay away from that place, even though it's a few blocks from my house. Besides, I'm working on Pincrest, which mean a lot of work. I'm still finding information for Mars Hill in Marshall County (as opposed to Lawrence) - I'm almost done with the "C"s. I'm at that point where I'm doing the ones with a lot of names: Mars Hill, Hunter, then Pinecrest.
I still have to do Johnson Cemetery, but I'm waiting for them to combine the two so I can remove my duplicates. I didn't think the Johnson Cemetery that was in Find-A-Grave was the one I went to, because the map was WAYYYYYYY off. Now I pay for the problem.
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Hi Mary Bob,
I ordered that book using Amazon.com and I just checked and see it is still available in several formats (reproductions) as well as Kindle. I see that Google Books has a site showing it available from other sources. Sometimes I find transcriptions or copies of books that I can read on Google Books, but oftentimes, some pages and the pix are missing.
Glad to hear again from you. The VANCE line that married into your line of McClain also married into my LUSK / AGEE line (the COLVILLEs are part of it). My connection is Ambrose Ambers AGEE who married Elizabeth LUSK. Their son William AGEE b 1814 TN (in father's will and Mother's bible) married a HARVEY and their daughter Sarah Catherine AGEE b 1842 East TN married 1857 Lawrence Co AR to John Henry McLAIN (b 1835-37 Weakley Co TN) ...John Henry & Sarah AGEE McLAIN are my gg grandparents. Their son Wm David McLAIN b 1859 Lawrence Co AR is my great grandfather in his marriage to Clara COOPER. Their daughter Audrey is my maternal grandmother b 1900 AR.
This line tracks to our brickwall Charles McCLAIN b circa 1780 in ? to ? who married Eliabeth UNK. He died 1846 Weakley Co TN. I descend on the line of his son Charles Jr (I DNA tested a gg grandson) and others tested descend on the line of John McCLAIN a brother to Charles Jr...both born about same timeframe 1805-1806. We have learned some deeper ancestry due to the genealogy of our DNA matches...very interesting...but I wish we could crack the brickwall on the senior Charles. ---------------Audrey in East TN
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On Thursday, Tim Beckman and company extended an offer to 2015 offensive tackle Adam Lemke-Bell. Lemke-Bell is ranked as one of the Top 100 OTs from the 2015 recruiting class.
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Per 247Sports, Lemke-Bell is leaning towards playing his college ball in the state of Illinois, but not for the Illinois Fighting Illini. He is currently the most interested in the Northwestern Wildcats.
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Subsequent owners of Dick's house made several changes. In 1802, a stone kitchen was added to the home's south end. It was the first time the house had an attached kitchen, and Aquia sandstone was used because of its fire-retardant qualities and its ready availability. Shortly thereafter, by 1808, the roof was raised to create a second story.
A century later, John W. Masters bought the house and added the two-story columned portico, officially changing the orientation of the house to face Princess Anne Street. Later, a two-story addition, with upper and lower sunrooms, was built on the back.
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Angelina Jolie with her five-year-old twins, Knox and Vivienne, in Rose Bay on Sunday. Photo: INF Photo
With no sign of Brad Pitt in Sydney yet, his partner Angelina Jolie and their six children are believed to have taken up residence in a Vaucluse mansion for the remainder of production on her film Unbroken.
There was much speculation about where the Jolie-Pitts, including kids Maddox, Pax, Zahara, Shiloh, Vivienne and Knox, would take up residence for the next few months while filming of the WWII drama is underway in Sydney.
It's understood they have moved into one of Sydney's grandest homes, the 1920s Vaucluse mansion Villa Igiea.
The Vaucluse mansion rented by the Jolie-Pitts. Photo: INF Photo
Villa Igiea, once owned for three decades by Sir Peter Abeles, was inspired by a villa built in 1908 in Palermo, Sicily.
Situated on 2,160-square-metre grounds, the five-bedroom house was built in the Riviera Liberty style with strong Italianate art nouveau influences.
Barford house and James Packer's newly renovated pile were also on the list, with eastern suburbs real estate circles in a spin since Jolie arrived and initially moved into The InterContinental. She then took her clan to the Gold Coast for production.
Angelina Jolie with her daughter Vivienne in Rose Bay on Sunday. Photo: INF Photo
The production moved to Sydney last week when Jolie caused a sensation and shut down Pitt Street in the city on Friday.
But on Sunday Jolie returned to the business of being a mum as she took two of her young brood, twins Vivienne and Knox, to lunch at famous Rose Bay Italian institution, Grandfather's Moustache.
The restaurant is a favorite haunt for locals with kids; not a top-end-of-town noshery, but the kind of place which becomes a second kitchen for family birthday celebrations. There's also a toy shop next door.
Vivienne spent lunch caressing her famous mum's face and playing with her long ponytail.
Unbroken chronicles the life of Louis Zamperini, an Olympic runner who was taken by Japanese forces during World War II.
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(WHAS11) -- Flooding on the Ohio River earlier in March will have a direct impact on Thunder over Louisville.
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"Mother nature was hard on us this time with extended long periods of flooding and the water was high for a longer period of time than we've had in recent years," Ashley Smith, event manager of the Waterfront Development Corporation, said. "So we just hope for sunny, sunny warm weather so the grass can come back as quickly as possible."
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Kohima: The two women candidates among the 185 aspirants in the fray for the Nagaland elections have lost out to their male counterparts once again. Rakhila Lakiumong, the BJP candidate from Tuensang Sadar-II and Independent nominee from Mokokchung Town Dr Yangerla were placed third.
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C'Bon is C'Khrap (chinese delivery Yonge & Eglinton)
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Just ordered from Cest Bon north of Yonge and Eggie.
All the szechan stuff used the same generic ketchup based acidic sauce...truly horrible.
Even Holy Chow is better than this not to mention half the price.
Avoid avoid avoid
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I can't believe the good reviews this place receives either. I was not impressed. Funny this restaurant should be posted about -- I just drove on Yonge just south of Eglinton where I noticed they are opening a new (?) location. Personally, I'd go to Zucca instead (no contest!)
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I noticed the sign for the second location of C'est Bon on the way to work this morning. It will be on Yonge between Berwick and Hillsdale, in a "cursed" location (many tenants since I've lived in the neighbourhood, most recently Bronzino and The Blue Meaney, whose sign was recently uncovered).
I always find it interesting how different our experiences can be with the same restaurants.
My wife and I order our takeout Chinese Food from C'est Bon because their quality and freshness is the best we've found in midtown so far.
Maybe it is that restos put their best work into only certain dishes. For example, the ginger beef and manchu chicken (very spicy) are both excellent here. Also, the March issue of North Toronto Post voted the sweet & sour chicken "Best in Toronto".
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I have to admit something weird is going on- the first 5 times we ordered from there everything was super fresh & definitely not oily. The Mars bars were ooowey goowey goodness, even when reheated the next day.
Finally decided to go into the actual location at Y & E it was AWFUL- had to send back uncooked noodles -still came back not cooked ( and hey, I like al dente pasta- but this was like eating shoelaces).
We are either getting deliverys from the new location, or judging by these old posts, the old chef is back.
I wish that I saw this posting before I ordered take out for a family gathering last week. I agree with "avoid X 3." Don't waste your money. We ordered 7 different dishes and not one was memorable. They tasted all the same and were drowning in oily, ketchupy, thick cornstarch sauce. Beef w/chinese broccoli ended up being beef w/frozen mixed vegetables and a few stalks of broccoli. Sweet + sour pork w/ pineapple was mainly onions, green peppers + sauce - I guess I shouldn't have asked them to reduce the pineapple! C'est Bon has turned me off of take-out Chinese food. What a shame.
Best General Taos in the city, very very nice staff.
Very quick service.
Big portions of food.
Amazing fried mars bar.
My favorite chinese food place for its price and hospitality.
Friday night dinner at C'est Bon (location closer to Yonge & Lawrence). We ordered wonton soup, Cantonese chow mein, Beef with broccoli.
All 3 dishes were bad. Soup was only mildy warm. Chow mein had strange noodles and bad tasting pork. Beef was tough and chewy, but the broccoli was OK.
Had a coupon, so at least we didn't spend lots of money. Service was nice and friendly.
Don't really know how this place stays in business, but there was a constant stream of people coming in, and also take-out orders. Clearly some people really like it.
Maybe I am spoiled from being able to eat all the great Chinese food in Scarborough, Markham, Richmond Hill - for a fraction of the price. Next time, we will drive past C'est Bon, and go to a better place for Chinese food.
Wow it looks like this place went downhill. I've only tried it once a couple years ago. I got some rice combo with chicken balls I think, and a deep fried Mars bar. The food was generic Chinese take out quality. However, the Mars bar was nice and gooey.