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HENDERSON, Ky. (10/29/13) – The Henderson Police Department is investigating a robbery reported at 10:15 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 27 in an apartment on South Green Street.
According to the HPD report, the victim told the police that men entered his apartment and brandished a silver handgun. During the robbery, the victim was assaulted and the handgun was fired at him. Items from the apartment were allegedly taken.
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Like some athletes and couples, there are foods that just work well together. These dynamic duos are the power couples of the food world, and it just so happens that many of them make for a killer game day spread.
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Téa Obreht Téa Obreht was born in Belgrade and wrote her novel, The Tiger's Wife, at age 25. It was selected by The New York Times as one of the five best novels of 2011. Obreht brings her considerable talent to the Lectures in a talk about her first book that has established her as one of the most vibrant and original writers of our time.11/19/2012
The School for Lies In David Ives's freewheeling rewrite of Moliere's The Misanthrope, a disillusioned curmudgeon named Frank resolves to tell the truth to everyone he meets, no matter how disconcerting or offensive they may find it. This being a comedy, however, Frank is diverted from his highminded path by his love for the beautiful Celimene, a bored aristocrat with an equally sharp tongue. The play's virtuosic use of language turns their verbal duel into theatrical fireworks of the highest order. Andrew S. Paul directs.11/22/2012
Honeck & A Waltz Tradition Manfred Honeck continues his Thanksgiving tradition with a fun-filled concert of waltzes and polkas by the Strauss Family. Pianist Yefim Bronfman opens the concert with Beethoven's "Emperor" concerto, the most famous of Beethoven's five piano concertos.11/23/2012
Whistle Stop (with Eugene Perry, baritone) Internationally-renowned Eugene Perry returns for favorites by Mozart and Rossini, the stunning "Songs of Sundry Natures" -- settings of Renaissance poetry by the late English composer Phyllis Tate, and Songs of Experience by William Winstead, one of the Winds' first commissions from 1978. A post-concert reception includes guided tours through the mind-boggling toy train museum upstairs in this spectacular Victorian home.11/24/2012
Dolce Appassionato Trio The Dolce Appassionato Trio -- Amanda Sage, flute; Rachel D'Abruzzo, cello; and Gabriel D'Abruzzo, piano -- play a free concert entitled "An Autumn of Thanksgiving." A meet-the-artist reception follows the performance. Free admission.11/24/2012
Metropolitan Opera National Council District Auditions Local and national contestants will compete at this first level of auditions. Winners will proceed to regional auditions in Buffalo for a chance to go on to the Semi Finals and Grand Finals Concert in March, 2013. Pittsburgh's 2012 District winner, Andrey Nemzer, was one of the top finalists at the Grand Finals Concert. District auditions are free and open to the public.11/24/2012
Assumption Church Christmas Concert Neil Stahurski conducts Pinkham's Christmas Cantata for Chorus, Brass, and Organ; Lessons & Carols, and selected Christmas arrangements featurinf the Adult & Children's Choirs. Free, offerings accepted.11/26/2012
Budapest on the Bluff: Dominantly Dohnanyi At 17, Dohnányi was championed by Johannes Brahms, but his tuneful, brilliant and heart-on-sleeve Romanticism was soon considered old-fashioned. However, today's audiences appreciate Dohnányi's sincerity, skill and emotionalism. The PSO's Gretchen Van Hoesen will be featured in his Harp Concertino. Bartók's Contrasts were commissioned by jazz clarinetist Benny Goodman. Its finale is a "Hungarian hoe-down," complete with a deliberately mistuned violin.11/26/2012
Chatham Baroque - La Suave Melodia "One of Pittsburgh's greatest treasures" says the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Chatham Baroque explores sonatas, sinfonias, toccatas, and dances of I7th- and 18th-century Italy. Includes works of Vivaldi, Tartini, Bertali and Kapsperger. Andrew Fouts (Baroque violin), Patricia Halverson (viola da gamba), Scott Pauley (theorbo and baroque guitar).11/26/2012
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Gregg Slow was just 7 years old when his mom began working for entrepreneur Richard Santulli, who went on to create NetJets, the fractional-share provider. Looking back, Slow says he always knew that someday he would work in private aviation. He started his career at NetJets in 2001, commuting everyday alongside his mom.
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Jordan Hansell became chairman and CEO of NetJets in 2011, just two years after coming onboard as chief administrative officer and general counsel. Under his direction, the fractional-share provider launched Signature Series, a program whose goal is to refresh and unify the fleet with custom-designed cabins.
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Aerospace engineer Marc Foulkrod had no intention of getting involved in marketing when he was tapped to help a fledgling aircraft charter/management firm called Avjet in 1981. After college, he served as a performance-engineering specialist for Boeing and McDonnell Douglas before joining cargo carrier Flying Tigers.
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Dagmar Grossmann's first experience of what was then Czechoslovakia was anything but an auspicious prelude to her subsequent emergence as a private aviation pioneer in that country. It was 1967, the year before the so-called Prague Spring and revolution was in the air.
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Deanna White, the new president of Bombardier-owned fractional provider Flexjet, told us her company will continue to pursue what she called a "stealth wealth" clientele while offering customized solutions to clients' private air travel needs. Doing so, she added, may require bringing more capital into the business from Bombardier or "some other facility."
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You don't have to spend much time with George Antoniadis to figure out why he has achieved success with PlaneSense, the fractional-aircraft-share company he founded in 1996. Granted, he was probably in the right place at the right time with the right airplane, the economical Pilatus PC-12 single-engine turboprop.
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CAIRO (AP) -- New signs of distress in Egypt's economy emerged Tuesday with the disclosure that foreign currency reserves -- already at critically low levels -- fell nearly 10 percent in just the last month as political turmoil flared anew on the streets.
With unrest holding back critically needed austerity measures, there is growing doubt that Egypt will be able to secure a $4.8 billion dollar IMF loan in time to rescue the flailing economy, or even at all. The loan is considered crucial to shoring up investor confidence and freeing up a wave of loans that Cairo has requested from other lenders.
The central bank said foreign reserves fell to $13.61 billion in January from $15.01 billion a month earlier, a $1.4 billion decline that provided stark new evidence of a dangerous deterioration in the economy. Foreign reserves stood at $36 billion before Egypt's uprising began in January 2011. The latest central bank figures show a drop of a total of $23 billion in reserves in the two years since, wiping out well over half of the money.
Even before that decline, the central bank said the $15 billion level represented a "critical minimum," or just enough to cover three months' worth of imports. The reserves are being propped up with billions of dollars in transfers from the energy-rich Gulf state of Qatar.
Still an official of the Muslim Brotherhood, the Islamist group that dominates the government, denied that Egypt has an economic problem.
Mohammed Gouda, a member of the Muslim Brotherhood's economic committee, told The Associated Press on Monday that he did not expect reserve levels to ever dip below $14 billion. He suggested that aid from oil-rich Gulf states is Egypt's lifeline until the IMF loan comes through and investors return.
"There are urgent problems such as with foreign currency reserves. But we are confident that with international help, we can overcome this period of political turmoil," Gouda said.
"We do not have an economic problem, but a security and political problem," he added, pointing to remittances from Egyptians living abroad, the Suez Canal and exports that provide billions in revenue each month.
Debt rating agency Fitch, which downgraded Egypt's ratings this week, said the country is not likely to get the IMF loan before parliamentary elections, expected in the next few months though no date has been set.
Fitch said there could be political pushback against austerity measures until the end of the year, adding the possibility of "an inconclusive or contentious election process would extend political uncertainty."
It added that a prolonged delay in implementing an IMF austerity program could lead to a strain on external finances, an abrupt depletion of reserves and a disorderly devaluation of the currency. Another concern is Egypt's widening budget deficit.
A banker with inside knowledge said Egypt may not be able to obtain the IMF deal at all because the latest wave of violence that claimed more than 70 lives in the past week is depressing tourism and international investment, two key foreign currency earners.
If violent protests continue, keeping tourists and foreign investors away, foreign reserves could be further even depleted in coming months, making it too difficult to meet IMF requirements without far-reaching and unpopular austerity measures, he said on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the media.
On top of that, there are doubts that Islamist President Mohammed Morsi has the political will to implement the painful austerity measures such as tax hikes and subsidy cuts, widely believed to be conditions even more crucial to securing the IMF loan than reserve levels.
His government is not expected to carry out the measures until after parliamentary elections. Morsi is expected to hold off for fear of further inflaming violence and perhaps so as not to risk losing votes for his Muslim Brotherhood.
Morsi announced some austerity measures, including tax increases, in December but quickly rescinded them because of a previous wave of unrest over the new constitution that passed in a contentious referendum. The austerity measures, which were announced without much national dialogue, are now being discussed with the business community and political parties.
Egypt's new finance minister said this week that talks with the IMF, which have been going on since last year, will resume when Cairo revises its "economic and social reform program" after the national debate on tax changes concludes.
IMF spokeswoman Wafa Amr told the AP that the fund is waiting to receive an updated economic program from Egypt before discussing the timing of a possible mission to Cairo.


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All the hardware that's needed to convert your dresser into a changer is included with both of giggle's Better Basics Contoured Changing Pads, making it super-easy to securely mount the pad to any low dresser – simply insert the two included screws into the back of the dresser and then snap the two straps attached to the changing pad onto the screws.
giggle's Better Basics Changing Pads measure 33"L x 17"W to Alex's dresser top which measures 35"L x 19''D, which doesn't leave much room for changing necessities. Consider storing your changing supplies in one of the dresser's drawers (each of which has an inside measurement of 5 1/2" tall). The top drawer is ideal for storing all of the supplies that you want to keep handy!
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Chunky sausage & tomato pasta
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Cooking timePrep: 5 mins Cook: 20 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 4
Jazz up sausages with this spicy tomato pasta
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Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 655
- protein
- 24g
- carbs
- 103g
- fat
- 16g
- saturates
- 5g
- fibre
- 5g
- sugar
- 0g
- salt
- 1g
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 4 thick pork sausages, cut into bite-sized pieces
- 2 garlic cloves, crushed
- 200ml medium white wine
- 1 tbsp tomato purée
- 400g can chopped tomatoes
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- Heat the olive oil in a heavy-based pan (preferably not non-stick) and add the sausages. Fry for about 8 mins until golden and cooked through. Tip in the garlic and fry for 1 min. Pour in the white wine and boil until it has reduced by half.
- Stir in the tomato purée and tomatoes, and season to taste. Simmer for 15 mins until the sauce is rich and thick.
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I decided for the first time I would actually follow a recipe...but unfortunately this recipe did need some improvisation as it was a bit boring.
Its a good base idea, but I think red wine is far better for a red/ tomato sauce, so I decided to add this after I followed the recipe- probably about 1 small glass.
I also found it was quite vinegary- this may have been my poor quality tinned tomatoes or the poor quality white wine, but to balance it out I added a fair bit of salt and pepper and a teaspoon of sugar. I also added some cayenne pepper and paprika and some sundried tomatoes. In total the sauce simmered for about 30 mins and I ended up with a really nice thick and rich tasting sauce.
I also added some broccoli with the pasta to add a bit of colour.
I really don't cook but have decided I need to learn. I cooked these last week for my husband and we both loved it! I used 350g of pasta for both of us and the amount of sauce in the recipe was good for 2 people - it would never stretch to 4. And we had 2 sausages each. It was quick, easy and tasted great - like a 'posh' pasta, not just a weeknight quick dinner. Very proud of myself but thanks to other comments where I picked up tips on qty's and alternatives etc.


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Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Question Regarding The OGL & 4e
13 comments:
- Tim Brannan said...
No. The average gamer has never cared about the ogl, gsl or anything like that. Adopting it would not change the rules or how they are presented nor would it suddenly create an influx of 3rd party products like it did in the early 2000s.
At the end of the day the vst bulk of the game buying populace really only cares about what is between the two covers of the book, not the level of "openness" of the game.
- November 30, 2010 at 7:04 AM
- Rob Conley said...
I think the 4e fanbase would try various things with it and some of their efforts may very well succeed. However given the Encounters/Delve/Living FR culture there will be a strong Wizards only crowd.
I know I would like to try a gritty 4e style RPG. 4e is a fun and easy to learn system it how it's implemented that is an issue.
At this point releasing 4e won't create a strong 3rd party market but it may result in some interesting unintended consequences.
- November 30, 2010 at 7:08 AM
- John Reyst said...
I'd attack it like a rabid dog. I'd rip out the bits I hate and keep the base system. I run d20pfsrd.com and am a big Pathfinder fan (obviously enough). If I could yank the base system then replace or discard the parts I despise I could see myself shifting to a 4e-based system very quickly.
- November 30, 2010 at 8:10 AM
- mxyzplk said...
It might help a little bit, but since most third party companies have been forced to stay completely away from 4e to date, they've all invested heavily in 3.5e or house gaming systems. It would probably let people tinker with the system more and share/sell their house rules which would create some movement, but the fact that Wizards' strategy is all around the DDI means that any new rules will be unusable for a lot of people. Non-OGL is only one of several major planks in their totally closed strategy, so just changing that won't really help much.
- November 30, 2010 at 8:19 AM
- Carlson793 said...
I was discussing 4E with a buddy yesterday, and he was pushing the merits of the system to me, and how 3.XE was totally flawed (mind, this same guy preached the same way concerning 3.XE vs. 2E). Anyway, the one place he said 4E gets it wrong that 3.XE gets it right is in monster modification.
Now, if 4E were to go under the OGL, issues like this could be addressed, and the two systems blended buffet-style: take the good from here, the better from there, and create a stronger whole. Mind you, the result would probably be a niche game, a la many of the OSR games derived from the OGL, which, considering the glut of crappy d20 products that came out early in the OGL's history is probably a good thing.
- November 30, 2010 at 9:27 AM
It would help a lot. Many game groups have someone who likes to tinker and wants to put those new rules, monsters, feats, etc. up on their website. (Some of that is possible on the GSL, but some is not and the part that isn't keeps one from tinkering with the parts that are somewhat open.)
Further, having freer reign to make tools based on 4e without worrying about Wizards later saying you can't or preventing some things in the first place makes it easier to use as a basis for a side business.
Like others have said, I'd probably just borrow a few bits and drop them into my Pathfinder game because to me (sorry to get edition-warish) 4e isn't D&D. It isn't an evolution of the game, it is a revolution. Which is fine if you like the many changes (I don't). But the point is the changes from 0e to 1e to 2e to 3e to 3.5 are each less than 3.5 to 4e.
- November 30, 2010 at 10:12 AM
I should add that "tinkerer" is often the person pushing what the group commonly plays and if the tinkerer can't tinker with a system as openly, then the group is less likely to play that system.
- November 30, 2010 at 10:15 AM
- Callin said...
Even with a more open OGL 3rd party publishers would still have a problem in the stranglehold DnDInsider and the Character Builder has on modified material...though with a true OGL someone could create their own CB which did allow for custom/modified content.
- November 30, 2010 at 10:41 AM
- satyre said...
The average gamer may not care but the average game designer? That may be a different proposition...
Wizards loyalists will not change their buying habits, particularly as they've subscribed to DDI as well as the latest revision.
A Microlite version of 4E would be several shades of awesome and I'll be curious to see what happens if it ever comes to pass.
- November 30, 2010 at 12:23 PM
- Consonant Dude said...
This is a wide question :)
At a very basic level, it cannot *hurt*, that's for sure. There might be a few (possibly very few relatively speaking) people who aren't going to touch 4e because of the more restrictive license but not the other way around. People aren't going to be turned off by the OGL.
Designers/Publishers: 4e would probably have attracted a bunch of publishers had it been OGL. I doubt it would have the glut we experienced with 3e but it would have been significant. Much like 3e, the bulk of early 3rd part stuff would have directly supported DnD4e (monster books, supplements, adventures)
Hardcore users/tinkerers: The OGL is to these guys what shit is to flies. Some of us just like the freedom to tinker, even if it's an option many don't fully take advantage of. It's just nice for it to be there. LGS clerks are also in this category and they love to push this feature when talking to customers IME.
Number of casual users: The OGL might attract a few more casual users. There's a buzz around open products. There's a wider selection to choose from and casual users love support. They also often rely on hardcore users (LGS clerks, very active GMs, etc...) to choose their game.
4e Relatives: Eventually, there would be other games being released based on 4e but different. They could be relatively close to the source (Like Conan was to 3e) or more distant (like Mutants and Masterminds). But people would refer to them as a big family of game like they did in the 3rd edition era ("oh, Star Wars? You play d20-based games just like me!")
Salvaging fans: So, you're this hardcore 3e users. You bought $4000 worth of 3e products, including Mongoose's d20 Manual of Magical Toilet Plumbing. And you're pissed off that 4e has been released. You hate the changes just because it's different and because it's gonna make all your books obsolete. So you swear never to play and you fart at WotC.
Then one day, some 3rd party company (let's say Green Ronin) grabs a hot license that you just LOVE (say, Dune). Holy shit! They're doing an OGL game based off 4e's mechanics but it's different. And it's Dune! You buy it, start playing with your friends and everybody loves it.
You and your friends begin to feel 4e may not be as bad as you thought and admit you were knee-jerking. So you decide to buy 4e and you find it comforting and already familiar due to your Dune experience. And you hop in the big 4e family :)
When all is said and done? I don't think 4e would have that many more users if it was OGL but it might have a few. It's all irrelevant to me as I think the system is awful and so is the model built around it :)
- November 30, 2010 at 1:04 PM
- Nikolas said...
I think the 3rd Party Game Producers seeing the large market access will start making more products that tailor to secondary market niches within 4E.
3rd Party games were basically free advertising for the Core Products as they Fill the Shelves.
Also the 3rd Party Products become a sort of Juxtaposition making Core Products better looking in comparison. (relative decision making, Predictably Irrational by Dan Ariely)
Another principle to look at is, has WOTC exhausted all the market maximization/exposure they can get in the GSL? If they have, then moving to OGL will have an increased market share and not very great negative (or positive) effect on the original stakeholders (people who bought in during GSL).
- December 1, 2010 at 12:18 AM
- TheClone said...
Yes, it will. Open source, the open Internet and everything is often named as a reason for innovation and economic growth. In specific more companies or persons will release their materials for D&D 4 and maybe there will even be a good character builder O:-)
- December 1, 2010 at 7:01 AM
- jonbrazer.com said...
What 4E? Oh you mean Pathfinder? It already is OGL. [/sarcasm]
Seriously though, had this been done within 1 year of 4E's release, yes, it would have helped. Now, 4E looks like a dead system. Even Wizards has given upon it in favor of Essentials. Sorry, but I just don't see any value right now in D&D. Pathfinder, absolutely, but not D&D.
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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. -Your last name doesn't have to be Fitzgerald, O'Brien, Conlon or O'Shea to enjoy a dinner of corned beef and cabbage.Truth be told, corned beef and cabbage is actually an Irish-American invention which traces its beginnings to the mid-1800s when Irish settlers were making roots in America.Nevertheless, it's mouth-watering delicious, and a dish synonymous with our American celebration of St. Paddy's Day. One might say that St. Patrick's Day without corned beef is like an Irishman without a sense of humor.In the valley, three corned beef feasts fundraisers (that we know of) are planned for Saturday, March 17. Sure corned beef is being served at many establishments this weekend around town, but the three feasts spotlighted below are events to raise money for charity.FRUITA UNITED METHODIST WOMEN Maggie won't be chasing Jiggs around with a rolling pin as in past years, but the Fruita United Methodist women will cook as they've done for the past 80 years to celebrate St. Patrick's Day.The traditional corned beef and cabbage and Irish stew dinner was named decades ago for characters Jiggs and Maggie in the comic strip "Bringing Up Father" about an Irish immigrant and his rolling pin-wielding wife Maggie. Years ago, people would dress up like Maggie and Jiggs to entertain people dining at the church fundraising dinner, said Barbara Nichols, a member of the United Methodist Women.Nichols, 77, will arrive to the church early Saturday morning to help other church women cut vegetables, peel potatoes, brown the meat and begin roasting the food for that evening's Irish meal. Nichols has participated in the annual Irish feast since the 1960s, after she moved to Fruita from Grand Junction. Ruth Farley, 80, retired from heading up the event this year, after doing so for the past 18 years. There's a lot of work involved feeding the 175 to 200 people who typically come, Farley said.For years, Tommy Combs corned the beef at Walton's Market, which he owned in Fruita with his wife, Elsie.The meal also includes homemade cornbread and biscuits, an assortment of pies - mostly homemade - and coffee and punch. "It's all made fresh. It's really good food," Nichols said. "We've had a lot of compliments over the years."It's a fundraiser for the Fruita United Methodist Women, who belong to the larger United Methodist Women - a faith organization whose mission is to foster spiritual growth, develop leaders and advocate for justice. The Fruita church women's group raises money for various groups such as Agape Food Basket in Fruita and the Dolly Parton Imagination Library program that distributes free books to young children. The Fruita group also contributes to the UMW, the largest denominational faith organization whose members raise money for programs and projects related to women, children and youth in the United States and in more than 100 countries worldwide.The 80th annual Maggie and Jiggs corned beef & cabbage and Irish stew dinner takes place from 4 to 6:30 p.m. Saturday, March 17 at Fruita United Methodist Church, 405 E. Aspen Ave. Cost is $8/adults and $5/children under 12.New for this year's Irish meal fundraiser is the availability of take-out; call ahead to 970-213-8038.VFW POST 4663 LADIES AUXILIARYThe ladies auxiliary of VFW Post 4663 in Clifton is holding a corned beef and cabbage dinner from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Saturday, March 17, at the post located at 3244 F 1/4 Road. Cost is $7 for adults and $4 for ages 6 to 12. Ages 5 and under eat for free. The public is invited. Proceeds will go to veterans and active duty patients who have sustained traumatic brain injury in combat.FRUITVALE LIONS CLUBDon't toil away with the pressure cooker Saturday; head over to the Fruitvale Lions Club's third annual St. Patrick's Day Corned Beef & Cabbage Supper fundraiser from 4-7 p.m. Saturday, March 17, at Clifton Community Hall, 126 Second St.For $6, guests will get a plate full of corned beef along with cooked cabbage and potatoes. Children under age 5 eat for free. Coffee and lemonade come with the meal. Soda pop and dessert will be offered for a small charge.In addition, the Lions will hold a traditional cake raffle with plenty of chances and great odds to take home a sheet cake and/or other prizes.Proceeds from the event will go toward Lions Club causes such as Kids Sight, the Lions Eye Bank, the Boy Scouts, and more.
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A friend recently lost her husband at a young age. She told me that men started coming on to her at the funeral.
I see it all the time.
Someone new to the romantic scene, be it by death or divorce, seems to be open prey. Especially if they appear to have available wealth.
Answering the question of why people run through large sums of money is my passion and profession. It is also one with complicated answers.
The first thing I tell lottery winners, widows, widowers or others who come into large sums of money is to watch out for their family and especially for newfound "friends."
The line in The Godfather II about keeping your friends close and your enemies closer works the opposite for people with sudden money. People are usually smart enough to keep their enemies at bay, but it's often the friends who are grabbing for their wallet.
It happens to every age, demographic and income level. Dr. Thomas Stanley, who wrote "The Millionaire Next Door" and several other books about wealth, noted that well-educated professionals like doctors and lawyers spend much of their income on lifestyle. They often don't have the net worth of plumbers, who are less interested in impressing the neighbors and more interested in saving.
Things get really complicated when someone is going through a life change. I hit the trifecta several years ago when, within six months, my mother and sister died suddenly and my first marriage ended.
Life was out of balance and I made a lot of silly mistakes, especially when I went back into the dating pool.
Everyone thought I would fall for someone who only wanted my money. I had lots of bad experiences, but having someone take me for money was not one of them.
Some of it was luck. My first relationships were with well-educated professionals who had plenty of family wealth. They were looking for someone who wasn't trying to get to THEIR money.
The primary factor that kept me in check was watching hundreds of people walk into my office with lots of money, only to come back broke a few years later.
Family and friends were the downfall almost every time.
I've never figured out if family and friends have an "ouch" mark. In other words, they can stay moral and ethical if the "loved one" does not have much disposable income, but "re-evaluate" their ethics if said person comes into a lot of cash.
Most people have friends and companions who are within fifteen percent of their own income. When that number gets out of whack, the temptation for the person who has money to use it as a source of control increases and the temptation of the poorer person to justify being subsidized increases as well.
To quote another Glenn Frey track, "the lure of easy money has a very strong appeal."
I suspect there is an evil side to some people that turns on whenever they see someone is vulnerable. A law of the jungle that comes forth in humans.
Someone going through a death, divorce or injury is as vulnerable as they come.
My friend has always handled herself and her money well. It took a 15 minute review to tell her to stand pat and keep the fortune hunters away. I have no doubt that if she ever marries again, it will be for love and compatibility. Money will only be one part of the puzzle, not the entire game.
I tell every widow and widower they have the most difficult job in the world when it comes to finding a new mate. Potential spouses have to compare to someone who they truly loved.
A friend called it "the Goldilocks stage." Finding someone who is "not too hot, not too cold, but just right" is a difficult process.
My friend is luckier than a lot of men and women I know.
Although the song says that, "there ain't no way to hide those lying eyes," when someone is going through a life change, they may not see lying eyes so clearly.
Or not until their money is long gone.
Don McNay, CLU, ChFC, MSFS, CSSC (www.donmcnay.com) is the bestselling author of Son of Son of a Gambler: Winners, Losers and What to Do When You Win the Lottery and Wealth Without Wall Street: A Main Street Guide to Making Money.
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MONDAY, March 25 (HealthDay News) -- Smoking, obesity and diabetes are all associated with an increased risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis, a new study suggests.
The researchers said their findings could be used to create a simple screening tool to identify people at higher risk for rheumatoid arthritis, an autoimmune disease that causes pain, swelling, stiffness and loss of function in the joints, and can also affect other body organs.
The team at the Arthritis Research U.K. Epidemiology Unit examined data from more than 25,000 people, aged 40 to 79, who were followed over a number of years. When they compared 184 people who developed rheumatoid arthritis with people who did not, the researchers found that smoking, obesity and diabetes all were linked to an increased risk.
The investigators also discovered that drinking small amounts of alcohol and being in a higher social class were associated with a reduced risk of developing the painful joint disease.
Women who had more than two children and breastfed for a shorter amount of time also were found to have a higher risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis, the study authors said.
"The factors we studied give us vital clues to the early events in the process that ends in someone developing rheumatoid arthritis. They are also simple to ask about and can be used as part of a prevention program," study leader Ian Bruce, a professor of rheumatology at the University of Manchester and a senior investigator with the National Institute for Health Research in the United Kingdom, said in a university news release.
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