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The traffic out on Court Street must have hit a lull just then, or else the plate glass window was exceedingly thick, but as I started down the first aisle to investigate the store, I suddenly realized how quiet it was in there. I was the first customer of the day, and the stillness was so pronounced that I could hear the scratching of the man's pencil behind me. Whenever I think about that morning now, the sound of that pencil is always the first thing that comes back to me. To the degree that the story I am about to tell makes any sense, I believe this was where it began-in the space of those few seconds, when the sound of that pencil was the only sound left in the world.
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I couldn't follow what he was saying, but rather than put him on the spot and ask him to repeat it, I mumbled something about the charm and simplicity of the notebook and then changed the subject. "Have you been in business long?" I asked. "It looks so new and clean in here."
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As he announced this fact, he seemed to stand up a little straighter, throwing out his chest with boyish, military pride, but when I asked him how business was going, he gently placed the blue notebook on the counter and shook his head. "Very slow. Many disappointments." As I looked into his eyes, I understood that he was several years older than I'd thought at first-at least thirty-five, perhaps even forty. I made some lame remark about hanging in there and giving things a chance to develop, but he merely shook his head again and smiled. "Always my dream to own store," he said. "Store like this with pens and paper, my big American dream. Business for all people, right?"
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Compounding is one of the eight wonders of the world. The steady methodical reinvestment at a particular rate of a return, over a period of time results in a much larger amount in the future.
In my studies of dividend growth stocks I have always be amazed how otherwise large, boring, and slow growing enterprises can end up delivering outstanding returns to their shareholders. Most people on the street believe that the way to make money in stocks is by finding a company that can double your money overnight. Many of those lose thousands of dollars each year, trying to find a method to identify the next Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Tesla etc. At the same time the blue chip dividend stocks that provide spectacular long-term results are familiar to everyone, are usually selling at decent valuations, and provide steady a dependable growth of their earnings and dividends. All the while the first group of investors is looking for the best get rich quick scheme, the investors in the mature dividend growth stocks are quietly compounding their wealth and dividend incomes.
The largest gains are harvested by those that have the patience to buy a portfolio of quality dividend growth stocks, patiently reinvest dividends into more quality dividend paying stocks over long periods of time. To someone who doesn't want to open their mind to the world of successful dividend investing, a 3% current dividend yield and a steady 6% annual dividend growth does not sound glamorous at all. To an investor with a vision however, this is seen as $400 in annual dividend income on a $1000 investment in 30 years. In other words, this investor will be getting massive amounts of dividend income in the future, for a decision they made 30 years before. If we extend the time period to 40 years, the annual dividend income will be close to $960. Those are of course extremely conservative estimates, as they are close to the historical growth in dividends in US stocks on average throughout most of the 20th century.
In essence, those companies earn excess cash flows. After they reinvest cash in the business in order to maintain and increase the size of operations, there is a plenty of cash left over. They are then sending those growing piles of dividend checks to their shareholders. If you are drowning in liquidity, you cannot help it but prosper as an enterprise or as an investor.
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Exxon-Mobil (XOM)
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Johnson & Johnson (JNJ)
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PepsiCo (PEP)
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Many investors refuse to purchase these companies, because they believe that most of the profits have already been made. They believe that there is not much to look forward to for those companies, which is why they keep ignoring them. This is precisely why those investments have done so well for their shareholders – there have always been low expectations for them. As a result, those dividends have been patiently reinvested into more shares at low valuations, resulting in more dividend income, that is then reinvesting into more shares at depressed valuations.. This is a virtuous cycle, that is almost guaranteed to lift the investor fortunes.
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Compounding is one of the eight wonders of the world. The steady methodical reinvestment at a particular rate of a return, over a period of time results in a much larger amount in the future.
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Thank you for that great reminder!! Good examples on how we can let our money do the work!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 11, 2014 at 11:20 AM
How about GISReplyDeleteReplies
You can read the analysis of General Mills here: http://www.dividendgrowthinvestor.com/2013/06/general-mills-gis-dividend-stock.htmlDelete
So true...Although we just found dividend growth stock investing less than a year ago, we have now fully embraced the concept. In just a short time, we have seen our portfolio and project annual dividends grow. From the consistent and even a few rising dividends, we can already feel the compounding occur. We can only imagine the growth and compounding effect down the road as we add more companies to our portfolio and our yield on cost grows for each holding.ReplyDelete
Cheers to the compounding machines we all call dividend growth stocks! AFFJ
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Hi, everyone!
I'm looking into a 2 week trip from the end of March to mid-April to visit family in Nyon, Switzerland. I found a decent flight into Geneva, and now I'm trying to plan the rest of the itinerary. Since Nyon is so close to France, I figured there might be some good French places to visit as well. So far, these are the spots that people have suggested I look into checking out:
- Matterhorn
- Interlaken
- Lucerne
- the Glacier Express from Zermatt to St. Moritz
- the St. Bernard museum in Martigny
Any other suggestions for places in Switzerland and/or nearby France? Any suggestions for how to get around (e.g. car, rail - and if so, whether a Swiss Pass from Rail Europe or a Eurail France-Switzerand pass would be better? - etc.).
Thanks, seasoned travelers!!
Switzerland... and maybe France?
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for your train travels in Switzerland the Swiss Pass will be a much much better deal than the France-Switzerland Pass simply because a Swiss Pass covers many many things a France-Swiss Pass does not cover at all - like portions of the Glacier Express route and trains up to Zermatt and back down - Swiss Passes also grant free entry to over 400 Swiss museums and those often cost a lot - not sure the Saint Bernard Museum in covered but it may well be.
and Swiss Passes are also valid on postal buses, city buses and trams and lake boats (some lake boats are also covered by Eurail but not as many as the Swiss Pass.
Swiss Passes also give 50% off aerial gondolas or mountain trains to mountain tops (25% to Jungfraujoch from Grindelwald or Wengen) while Eurailpasses do not (one exception is they do give 25% off on the Jungfraujoch trains but otherwise zilch.
Swiss Passes are cheaper per day of travel - if you want to visit parts of France near Switzerland just buy a single ticket or take lake boats on Lake Geneva to places like Evian-les-Bains in France - fully covered by Swiss Passes or take the thrilling mountain train from Martigny to Chamonix, France - fully covered by a Swiss Pass, even the portion in France.
For lots of great info on Swiss Passes, trains, lake boats, etc I always spotlight these IMO fantastic sites - www.swisstravelsystem.com; www.budgeteuropetravel.com and www.ricksteves.com. Swiss Pass prices are universally the same in the U.S. but compare handling or mailing fees. You can buy Swiss Passes in any Swiss train station but they are usually significantly more expensive when I have compared before buying for several years now and just the other day that was true as well when I recently compared prices.
One thing for sure with your plans a Swiss Pass is IMO a no-brainer - a Saverpass if traveling with 2 or more folks - two to five names on one pass and cheaper than two solo passes. And either person could use the pass by themselves if situations dictate that - consecutive-day passes are often the best deal if the 4- 8- 15- month-durations comport to your travel plans. Otherwise the 3-day Swiss Flexipass is almost always the best deal - nearly always better than a 4-day flexipass or longer ones.
And if traveling in fall or spring look for special 2 for 1 deals on 4-day consecutive or flexipasses - these have been the rule for the past few years during these, for Switzerland, off seasons.
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All good ideas, one observation that the Glacier Express is actually a slow train. It takes all day to go from Zermatt to St Moritz, then what do you do when you are in St. Moritz? Take the Glacier express all the way back? Unless you have a lot of time for traveliing and are an absolute train nut, this is alot of time on trains. Suggest considering Zermatt to Andermatt, then north to Lucern via Arth-Goldau, or Zermat to Chur ( a very nice little town) then back to Lucern via Sargans.
ST Moritz and the Inn River valley are gorgeous, but you may want to look into quicker routings to get there.
Do work out the actual travel time for some of these itineraries on sbb.ch, which I found to be very helpful.
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Great suggestions! Thanks so much! I realized that the Glacier Express is pretty slow, so I've scratched it off the list. PalenQ, you're totally right about the Swiss Pass; so many of the places I was looking into have deals for Swiss Pass holders! Now the itinerary is looking more like:
Day 1-4: fly into Geneva, stay with family in Nyon. Day trips to...?
Day 5-6: take Golden Pass train to Interlaken, visit Gimmewald, go paragliding (hoping to stay in an apartment...?)
Day 7-8: go to Zermatt to see the Matterhorn... and do something else? Not sure what... any thoughts?
Day 9-13: head back to Nyon, stopping at Sierre to see the underground lake at St. Leonard. Take day trips from Nyon to Martigny and Lausanne to see the St. Bernard Dog Museum and the art museum in Lausanne. Any other suggestions?
Day 14: fly back to US from Geneva.
Do you know whether there are closures I should take into consideration with Easter falling at the beginning of my trip?
Thanks so much!
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Hello. Not sure if this could fit into your itinerary, but Interlaken is pretty close to Lauterbrunnen, which is situated in a deep, stunning valley with waterfalls and wildflowers. I HIGHLY recommend visiting this place if you can find any time...I went there 6 years ago when I was 18, I have travelled extensively since, but I still think about Lauterbrunnen all the time. An incredible place. You can ride a railway up a 45 degree incline to tiny little villages on the sides of the mountains. So worth it to visit if you can.
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That sounds amazing, Natatat! I put it on our itinerary as an option! It's only 20 minutes from Interlaken via train! Thanks!
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No prob! I saw that you mentioned Interlaken and I thought, I have to mention this place. It is, hands down, one of the most beautiful places I have ever been.
The only worry I have for you is the time of year...it might not be quite as stunning in the spring, if it's really cold and there's snow. I was there in mid-May and it was clear blue skies and greenery everywhere.
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Take the 25 minute ferry ride from Nyon to Yvoire France, a flower-bedecked, medieval, fieldstone village on the lake.. Gorgeous!!!
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don't miss the chance to take a lake boat on either of the two wondrous Alpine lakes bookending Interlaken ("between the lakes") - some are vintage paddlewheel steamers or at least look like they are - on a nice day the glcier-drenched Alps to the south are out in all their glories.
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. I HIGHLY recommend visiting this place if you can find any time...I went there 6 years ago when I was 18, I have travelled extensively since, but I still think about Lauterbrunnen all the time>
I heartily agree with Natatat! But there are varying opinions on Lauterbrunnen - on another thread someone says it is a terrible place to be - stuck in a deep valley - but then beauty is in the eye of the beholder and to me Lauterbrunnen has an awesome situation - dramatic waterfall - one of the highest in Europe - looms right above the town center - the Jungfrau Massif shines in all its glories above the valley - so put me in the pro-Lauterbrunnen camp though some folks do not see it as me at Natatat do.
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Nyon's on Lake Geneva, so you have lots of lovely options. What kind of things do you like?
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If you like gambling in one of Europe's legendary casinos then hop the boat on Lake Geneva from say Montreux, Vevey or Lausanne to Evian-les-Bains and its famous casino - also a sweet alkeside thermal resort in case you need some rehab!
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Wholesale : tips for predicting yield
Hi everyone,
As I continue my market gardening career the one thing that always gets me is predicting how much of a crop I will have available from week to week. My buyers require me to send out a list of available produce about 5 days before I deliver.
I often base my quantities on the week before but there is SO much variation and that can lead to me having trouble fulfilling an order, or being stuck with a huge harvest that I haven't sold much of. (My box customers really benefit from that)
I havent seen much information about yield patterns - how some varieties will come on strong and then ease up for a few weeks before another flush. And it's not something I learned on other farms as they were not getting orders, just selling what they had.
For those of you who sell to stores and restaurants what do you do? Is it just a matter of giving a safe low figure and then having other channels to sell excess harvests?
This is a hard topic that I struggle with and the main reason why I refuse to setup a CSA and why I no longer seekout restaurant sales . I really enjoy the aspect of taking what I pick to markets and laying it on the line. I have a hard time even predicting when wholesale quanities of most crops will be available to regular customers because that means that I take a potential loss on my retail sales.
There are far to many variables involved in making even a reasonably accurate prediction but usually for crops that have an earlier fruit set you can make an educated guess. Sorry I can't help more.
Well, if nothing else it's good to know I'm not alone in struggling with this.
I would say though that at least it's fairly easy with crops like lettuce where the whole plant is harvested and "readiness" is mostly determined by size.
And it is getting easier for me to take note of how many young fruits are on fruiting plants as I harvest and think about whether these will grow to full size by next harvest.
Randy that's true about having a cooler, though I feel that one of my sales advantages is that my produce is really really fresh - usually sold within 24hrs of harvest.


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So that'll be two blondes, two brunettes, a token Asian man, two body builders, two extremely camp, shrieking men, an ageing American model and a blind Scotsman with one arm.
Don't you dare call Up a Disney film. Disney make shoddy plastic toys and talking electronic Disney Princess cash registers. Up is, was, and always will be, a Pixar film.
and not a Carver One?
If you say 'price' then you are not this toy's target market
And the chances of the apps I have on Windows Phone 8.1 working on Windows 10 are...?
Keeping WP 8.1 on my 1020. I'm not stupid.
Can you see Lagarde or Lord Rothschild going through customs checks before getting on a private jet?
This is what the extra surveillance is for. And you thought it was for terrorism. link
Oh yeah, it has a much bigger screen. Silly me for forgetting how irritating bigger screens are. At least I have no trouble lifting 2.4 kilo, I'm still quite young
I just bought Acer's own Aspire E51 - 8GB RAM, 1TB HD, three USB 3.0 ports, DVD-RW and 7 hour battery life for £289. Only twenty quid more than their top-spec Chromebook. That's a mighty drop in spec just for posing value in Costa.
But India wants Java on its featurephones. This doesn't support Java apps. Useless.
How about a normal hardware keyboard-ed phone, with a slide-out screen for when you want to watch pr0n?
They'll probably introduce jumping for coins next.
We step up to the crease. While we're discussing semantics in language, please remember that we play cricket, not rounders.
It's also important to take pity on those who use more vulnerable systems
No it isn't.
Particularly if you share files with them on a regular basis, for the risk of inadvertently becoming a carrier is high.
No it isn't.
The risk of me or any other Linux user reading this inadvertently adding an .exe attachment to an outgoing email is nil.
"Britain's buses don't have enough rocket engines or machine guns attached to the front" says bus driver.
Obviously kidding.
I need Linux for everything. I'm not going to install an OS I need to constantly babysit just to put MP3s on my phone.
With the 800 and my 1020 both are seen by Linux, both allow transfer of data onto the device, but the data isn't seen by the phone. The only way to get data from my laptop to my Lumia(s) so they can see it is by using Feem, a WP type of Airdroid app. Slow and useless for very large files.
Store the keystrokes of every user on a PC, save them unencrypted locally, and also have them sent as plain text to a third party server God knows where.
I used that a lot on my HP 200LX. Worked brilliantly with 1MB RAM.
Autocarrot is the bane of my fucking life
They're aren't enough iPhone 6 articles.
One doesn't wear tight jeans to board meetings. When the CEO sees my Passport next to my glass of mineral water he's going to KNOW I haven't wasted half of the morning trying to beat my current high score of 108 on Flappy Bird. He'd also be wrong.
It's a win-win.
The reason jobs like this are given to people who are so incompetent, is because people who are competent have no interest in doing jobs like this.
And that's that.
For heaven's sake man, at least post a clickable link
Oh autocarrot, how I hate you.
We're they insured?
Another solution in search of a problem.
It's 2015 next year; we demand our hoverboards.
I'm not bothered about that - everyone has a dummy gmail account they use for signing to websites, don't they?
-Tommy (not my real name)
Back in 1987 or so there was a public domain program for the CBM Amiga which would attempt to learn whichever language you used to talk with it. It was a completely blank slate, and every single word association/pattern repetition and grammar rule was learnt from the user's input.
It was an interesting exercise, albeit a simple one. The main thing I learnt, though, was that the machine AI and I both shared an appreciation for Kylie Minogue
I've seen this argument before. Some complete bastards walk the streets, but we won't be banning streets
The timing couldn't be any better. Marvellous.
"More dire need of a blowjob than any other man in history"
I bet he isn't :(
This is Cortana's second job. Her first was manning the customer service phones at British Gas
True, that. My Lumia 1020 will even let me uninstall 'Nokia Camera'.
So I did. I don't need three camera apps on one phone.
Weeeeell not quite, because a shirt isn't a combination of trousers and a hat. What you've invented there, sir, Apple was granted a patent for last Thursday (fabric accoutrement to cover or partially cover some or all of the torso including or not including part or all of one or both arms patent no. 847494937) and now you owe them a million pounds
"Bridging the gap between a laptop and a tablet."
What's the point? They're two different things. It's like bridging the gap between your trousers and a hat.
Ask the Sega guy.
I thought that, until I checked. sudo autoremove doesn't get rid of old kernels - only you're trusted to do that.
When I did check one day, I had a couple of gigabytes of the buggers lying about.
"We're interrupting this call to bring you some important messages. You can cancel this ad in 30 seconds..."
Airdroid works. All you need is a browser on your PC, it doesn't matter what OS you're using
Good grief. If your battery is dying just get a replacement phone under warranty, this isn't North Korea
Option Apple) Carrier agrees to buy x units (or else carrier isn't supplied with iStock and carrier goes bust). iStock is now carrier's responsibility. No returns.
It's only 5GB after iOS has strolled in and put its feet up. 8GB wasn't even generous when I bought my Pre3 4 years ago
This is just as exciting as the time in the mid 80s when the Lada Riva was outselling the FSO Polonez 3 to 1
I'm stuck on the bridge of The Heart Of Gold. AGAIN.
We all operate within a legal framework. The police operate within a legal framework. Criminals operate within a legal framework.
Asserting that your organisation operates within a legal framework means literally nothing. If they haven't broken any laws they'd say something like
We haven't broken any laws.
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Hello there. I'm doing some rewiring in my circa-1948 home. Wiring is mostly the original 14-gauge 2-conductor with no ground, except for the rooms that I've already rewired.
Today I've rewired an outlet in my living room which ran off a single 15-amp circuit which powered my 55" Television, Surround Receiver, CD changer, DVD player, Tape Deck, Cable Box, VCR, two floor lamps, and wall sconces. I rewired it because I will be using an 11,000 BTU window A/C this summer, and the AC blows the fuse when the TV is on and the compressor kicks on. (I have a dedicated 240V 20A receptacle under this window, but I don't have a 240V AC, and the smallest I can find is 18,000BTU which is way too large for my 1000 square foot apartment.)
So, I rewired the existing outlet (an end-of-the-run receptacle) with 12 AWG wire and fed it back to the fuse box along with a 20A fuse. The problem is that this outlet also had a lone neutral wire running from it up in the wall where it provided a path back to the fuse box for wall sconces over my fireplace. The hot wire for the sconces comes from one of the other three living room outlets.
Is it acceptable to connect this neutral to the receptacle of my air conditioner's (now dedicated) 20A circuit as it was before? I'm sure the 12 gauge wire is large enough to handle the current traveling back to the panel from the two 9W CFL bulbs along with the air conditioner.
You say both house and apartment so I'm not sure where you're living but just as a reminder, unqualified persons are generally prohibited from doing electrical work in multifamily dwellings.
As for the shared neutral, absolutely not. Imagine someone is working on that new circuit and those wall scones happen to be on. They pull the fuses and assume the power is off to that A/C circuit. As they're handling the neutrals, their hand comes into contact with the metal junction box (or in any way becomes a path to ground) they're going to get zapped.
You need to fix that neutral. The easiest course of action would have been to change that 240v circuit for the A/C to a 120v circuit.
You cannot "Shared Neutral" in the manner you describe.
All circuit conductors must be run together (in the sme cable/conduit) and it is likely this neutral may be carrying more current than allowed.
There are 'shared neutral' circuits, but they are called multi-wire circuits and MUST use opposite legs of the 240 V to avoid overloading the neutral wire.
It sounds like a real hack job.
I'm not sure why it would be called a "hack job" as it's the original wiring. It was correct when the outlet was running off the living room circuit, because that is the circuit that supplies the hot side of the sconces.
So, could I pull some 14/2 from the box where the air conditioner is back to the other living room receptacle that previously powered this outlet, and connect the neutrals together, providing a neutral path for the sconces back through the living room circuit rather than the new air conditioner circuit. Correct?
Also, I didn't think about rewiring the 240V receptacle, but it's certainly an option if I cannot use the method above... The 240V outlet is run off of a separate breaker box external to the fuse panel, and has 2 20A breakers, providing the 240V. Can I just cap one leg of that 240V circuit, disable that one breaker, and connect up a 20A duplex receptacle?
"I'm not sure why it would be called a "hack job" as it's the original wiring. It was correct when the outlet was running off the living room circuit, because that is the circuit that supplies the hot side of the sconces. "
Still a hack job since the circuit conductors have been required to be run together all the way back to knob & tube.
Aha. I thought those sorts of things were allowed back then... Apparently not. I have true shared neutral somewhere in the living room circuit (I think it's in the front stairway or front entry light) because, about a year ago, when I replaced the first 2-prong non-grounding receptacle on the living room circuit with a GFI to allow grounding receptacles downstream, every time I would turn on the sconces or front hall lights, it would trip the GFI. So, I had to install a separate GFI at every outlet in the living room.
There was no neutral in the 240V circuit, a hot black and hot white along with a ground going back to the GE Load Center which has two 20A breakers.
I rewired the white white in the breaker box from the breaker to the neutral bus bar. In the receptacle box, I removed the 240V receptacle, and installed a 20A 120V receptacle.
I ran the #12 wire that I fished to the living room outlet over to a plastic junction box (due to no ground wire) where I tied it back into the 2-wire Romex. I had to replace the GFI in the outlet because there is no ground path back to the fuse box through the original Romex. One day I will rewire the living room so all of the outlets are one 20A circuit. Not today, though...
Because I will be getting a gas range (and have already had the plumber stub out a gas line behind the range), I had to run another 20A circuit to a new receptacle behind the range. Because I had a free 20A breaker in the GE Load Center where the 240V AC plug was originally installed, I tied the circuit in there, next to the 120V AC plug.
Thanks for all the help today! I sure do appreciate it.
"Do you have a neutral wire in the 240V circuit?"
A straight 240 V circuit does not require or use a neutral.
The load is across the two hot legs.
A 120/240V load DOES need a neutral for the 120 V portion.
A 240 V circuit is 3-wires, hot-hot-ground.
A 120/240 V circuit is 4-wires, hot-hot-neutral-ground.


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The DCCC community and special guests gathered Aug. 21 to celebrate the start of a new school year and to name the college's conference center for DCCC's third president, Dr. Mary E. Rittling. The surprise announcement provided a more formal name for the building that was erected under Rittling's leadership in 2009.
Liz Snyder arrived at the Alternative Learning Center in 2012 wanting to change its perception as strictly a place where bad kids went.
Listening to Skylar Wood speak of humanity's problem, it is easy to lose grip on the reality she is only 14 years old.
The Big Give runs from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 17, at Ledford High School.
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Memorial United Methodist Church will once again organize The Divine Ride, set for Aug. 10. Proceeds benefit homesless children in Thomasville.
Personal tragedy drove Amalia Grennan to action. After losing her father to lung cancer, the licensed Zumba fitness instructor took strides to unite the community and raise funds for cancer research.
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I can't get the free Sam & Max-DVDs, because my complete collection-#ordering number is "invalid".
Anyhoo, I remembered a thread about problems with ordering the Sam & Max-DVDs for free, when the episodes were purchased in the big fat complete edition (seasons 1, 3 and 3). Something about fixing and personal assistance until the problem is solved and so on. But I can't find it in the forums and now I feel like I'm going to miss the Back to the Future Special Deluxe Edition too, because I hesitate to place my order. Boohoowah. :(
See, I wanted to order all the free upgrades to DVD in a neat little package, maybe ordering some OSTs and stuff and so on. Seems like I missed Tales of Monkey Island's "Steve Purcell slipcase" already. I guess so because a click on the $0.00-Button brings up the general store page.
So, please pretty please with sugar on top, will somebody help me here an put all the free Sam & Max stuff in my cart and if by any chance there's a forgotten ToMI-Limited, dusty and scratched placed under a table to prevent wobbling …? No? Thought so. ;)
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en remontant la RN1 dans la direction de Gabes, on a apperçu au loin, vers l'Est des plages étendues et desertes. on a été tout de suite curieyux de voir la qualité de ces espaces encore vierges de toute occupation touristique. quelques kilomètres de pistes plus loin on est tombés sur cette plage fréquentée par les locaux. elle nous rappela les plages vierge de jerba d'il y a 20 ans. espérant que le tourisme épargnera ce petit havre de nature dans l'océan chaotique qu'est devenue la tunisie.
Welcome to Africa, AKA the motherland! Check out African Internet Radio while you're scoping the panoramas.The earliest fossil of the homo sapiens family (human beings) was found in Ethiopia, dating back more than 200,000 years. Compared to this length of time, even the "ancient Sumerians" from 6000 B.C. are drooling toddlers.Let's mention a few African heroes you may have heard of, for inspiration in the face of the continued economic inequality and violence which plague Africa today: Nelson Mandela, first democratically elected President of South Africa, who fought against apartheid and served 27 years in prison while advocating freedom and peace. Haile Salassie, Emperor of Ethiopia, who resisted Mussolini and the fascist Italian invasion of WWII, and who is worshipped as an incarnation of God by the Rastafari movement. Kwame Nkrumah, first Prime Minister of Ghana, advocate of uniting Africa in Pan-Africanism. Fela Kuti, inventor of Afrobeat music, who declared his home to be an independent state, ran for president of Nigeria, and to whose funeral ONE MILLION PEOPLE came to pay their respects.In June 2001 the African Union was formed, consisting of 53 African States organized, like in the EU, around common economic and political development.Text by Steve Smith.


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In Prince Anwar Shah Road, Kolkata , you will see two very small electric shops both calling themselves Kundu Electric. If you see closely one signboard reads Kundu Electric (Old) and the other one Kundu Electric (original).
In Bhowanipur, Kolkata, where you will see several jewellery shops with similar sounding names. You will find "Lakhi babu ka sone ki dukaan'. Alongside that there is another jewellery shop which says " Asli lakhi babu ke sone ki dukaan." Yet another one says "Asli Lakhi babu ki asli sone ki dukaan." All have one thing in common, they all write "We have no branch."
Perfect examples of how brothers fight to keep the original brand name built by their father. Each brother trying to claim that his business is the true inheritor of the father's legacy and hence worthy of the goodwill of the customers and public
The above examples may be in small-time trading businesses. But similar fight was on among the Ambani brothers when the Reliance Group split. Both retained the Reliance name, built by their father Late Dhirubhai Ambani. The original logo remained with the Mukesh Ambani Group. The Anil Ambani side had to rechristen itself as Reliance ADAG and also had to get a new logo. Until the split, the younger brother was always known as Anil Ambani. But in order to get some of the goodwill of his late father, he chose to use his full name Anil Dhirubhai Ambani.
As per the separation agreement, at some point of time Reliance ADAG may have to give up its use of the name Reliance. Given Anil's penchant for dabbling in varieties of business and also to appropriate some of the father's goodwill, he could rename his group as "Dhirubhai Ambani's Asli Reliance"- in short "DALLIANCE".


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I bottled on SUnday and couldnt find frozen concentrated raspberry juice so I used white grape raspberry. I used 2 cans of the frozen concentrate and now I am unhappy with how it turned out. It has a very grape juice flavor now instead of berry. Next time I carb with honey or corn sugar. Oh well, live and learn.
Thanks for the great recipe. I just pitched a variation of this cider subbing the concentrates for 2 cans of cranberry and 1 can of apple concentrate. I also added 3 quarts of cranberry juice cocktail in addition to the 3 gallons of apple juice. I'll be sure to let you all know how it turns out.


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I live in Oklahoma. My pumpkins (Big Max variety) seemed to be doing great until about two weeks ago. Leaves started to look droopy, which I attributed to very hot days, although I was watering them every other day for a couple hours each time. I noticed a couple days ago that there are yellow eggs of some sort all over the under sides of the leaves. What are they?
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Vice Admiral John Miller, Commander of U.S. Naval Central Command, told attendees at the The International Defence Exhibition (Idex) that a "robust" U.S. and international maritime presence was helping to minimize threats to oil-producing countries in the region.
Miller identified Bab el Mandab, a channel between the Horn of Africa and the Middle East; the Suez Canal, connecting the Mediterranean with the Red Sea; and the Strait of Hormuz between Iran and Oman, as the trade lanes that could be affected by turmoil.
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Ellias Anderson C.A ( Known as captain A)
A Path To Salvation
Doctors were running for that sick man, he was near the red line
They assume he was in this situation because of his crime
Under all the crimes, under all the nasty actions and contracts it was his sign
There was no hope for this guilty man; we won't see him again fine! !
For forgetting these days and these nightmares, he drank wine…..
A path to salvation requires no lie
We should be powerful in the path of salvation to not die
In the other place, we will wake up with the people hi!
Without any time killing, without any time wasting, we should hei!
A nebular rainy way, with our pure wings, we have this opportunity to fly!
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Alookh (matin) (9/14/2013 7:40:00 AM)
we have this opportunity to fly!
ha ha ha ha......i love this line....its full of hope and remind me of my place as a human in the universe.....i feel better now after reading this poem specially because of the last line! ! ! ! i will write this line with biiiiiiig words and put it in ma room! ! ! ! ! :) (Report) Reply
Thomas A Robinson (8/16/2013 5:02:00 AM)
If the path to salvation was strsight and narrow we.would not need wings.
But it is crooked and has cross roads that are obscured by fog and night.
And it is only a path because it is little traveled, not a super highway.
And there are no road signs to encourage one along the way.
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Can helleborus handle high moisture?
I am planting a large shade garden finally, after collecting shade plants for many years. I plan to use lots of hostas with helleborus and ferns scattered throughout (among other things). I want to water this garden nearly every day to get the max growth possible for the hostas. can hellebores handle this much water or will they be unhappy? I don't want to kill them....I can always create a hellebores garden just for them if it would be better. thanks!
You will get the best growth response from both the hostas and the hellebores (as well as from most other plants you intend to include) from careful soil preparation. Hostas do not need excessive amounts of water to become big and lush - they are actually rather drought tolerant once established - but they do appreciate a rich, well draining organic soil. Over watering can lead to crown and root rots and a problem referred to as edema or blistering of the foliage. A deep watering once a week, or at the most twice if very hot and dry, should suffice.
A good many shade plants are genetically programmed to be relatively drought tolerant. If you think about it, the natural woodland understory is generally quite sheltered from excessive rainfall by the tree canopy or taller growing plants and those large trees produce wide spreading root systems that are very efficient in hogging soil moisture and nutrients. Smaller plants have learned to adapt to leaner conditions in order to survive. The exceptions are those woodland plants or shade lovers that grow along waterways or streams, of which neither condition is home to either hostas or hellebores.
And you should be aware that hellebores are not exactly shade lovers, but more shade tolerant - there is a big difference. In their native environments, hellebores grow in open meadows and in the verges or edges of woodlands, areas that receive a fair amount of sunlight. They will become quite leggy and not bloom as well in very heavy shade.
Thanks for your reply. the bed is filled with well rotted compost from a horse farm. It's a mix of wood shavings and horse manuer. It is not hot anymore, but is not completly composted either. I planted hostas in it last year and they did great. It does drain very well. This bed is under trees, but does get filtered sunlight off and on all day, and even a bit of direct sunlight for brief periods. The temps here in SC get terribly hot during the day and hostas never grow as well here as they do in the northern states. So it sounds like hellebours like about the same conditions that hostas like. that works out well. I'll just watch and see how they do with less-frequent watering. I can always increase it if the plants don't seem to happy.