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What is the best memory you have ever had with a disneyland character?
I don't know if this is a really positive memory, but it's the one that sticks out most! I was about 4 and I remember we walked by Brer Fox and he stole my hat! I actually got pretty mad, and had to sort of chase him down to get it back, but he finally relented and we snapped a picture together! I hold it as a fun memory being that he was so very in character and he certainly got quite a reaction out of me!
Well its not a memory of me with a character but...
When my daughter was very little she was Cinderella-obsessed. She LOVED anything having to do with Cinderella. She called her Be-Bo because she couldn't say Cinderella. Be-Bo of course for "bibbiti-bobbiti-boo".
I took her to Disneyland for the first time for her 4th birthday. We were walking toward the castle, when she saw Cinderella across the Hub. She took off running with her arms open yelling "My Be-Bo!". I think she knocked over a couple of kids before I could catch up with her, but Cinderella knelt down and talked to her anyway. Cinderella looked kind of confused as to why my daughter was calling her Be-Bo, so I explained. Cinderella whispered to my daughter "Oh, since that is your special name for me, I won't let anyone else call me Be-Bo. That's just for you."
I have a ton of pictures from that moment, and to this day my daughter (now 9 1/2) tears up when she thinks of how special Be-Bo made her feel.
Awwwww, that's the sweetest thing ever. Be-bo is too cute. My sister used to love Pocahontas, and she would call her "Ocanta." lol
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Real Disney Magic tugs at your heart.
Our now 13 yo daughter was just a baby - 6 months old. It was very late at night, near midnight. I was sitting with the sleeping baby in the stroller, waiting for hubby and son to do One last ride on Space Mountain. It was very quiet, literally nobody else around. From behind me walked Mickey and Minnie, headed for backstage - then they noticed the Baby. I have the most wonderful video of them shushing each other over the stroller. Minnie pantomimed that the baby was sleeping and Mickey leaned over and patted a very gentle kiss on baby's head. They then turned and waved to me, and walked on.
I get teary every time I watch that video. I heartily thank all of the CM's that help make magic like that happen. It's moments like that which keep me returning to the park. It's memories like that which keeps my love of Disney alive. :love: °O° :love:
My best character memories always end with Snow White, the doctor spanking a naked baby dwarf and me handing out cigars..then i wake up.
That is too sweet! I love hearing stories like that. It justifies my love of all things Disney.Quote:
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I think the most special memory I have was my last b-day trip to DL w/ one of my best friends and our significant others (my bf, her hubb). We got chosen to be in the Parade of the Stars and we both got the good group where we got to dance w/ the same character thru the whole parade. I got Eeyore, she got Piglet (her fav). I've always been a fan of Pooh and the gang, but I'm more of a princess kinda girl...obvious...
But Eeyore made it soo much fun and he held my hand thru the whole parade and kept hungging me. I felt soo special.
Later that day I bought a little stuffy Eeyore to remember my special time and so when I happened to see Eeyore later that day after the parade, he came up to me again and gave me a big hug, I showed him what I had bought and he pretened to get emotional and gave me a kiss. Here I am 26 years old and I thought I was going to cry.
Such a wonderful CM who played him that day. I wish I knew who it was so that I could go praise them at City Hall...oh well.
Memories.... :o
Mine is corny, mushy, and my favorite! My husband surprised me by taking me to dinner at Club 33...so that was already a big surprise. After watching Fantasmic up there, we went back into the dining area to have dessert. Well, in comes Daisy Duck carrying a covered silvered platter and she walks over to me. She opens it and there was an engagement ring sitting on the silver platter on top of flowers. My husband got down on his knee and popped the question right there at the Club with Daisy Duck holding my ring. 11 years later, 2 darling daughters, and we still enjoy all the Disney Magic. Now we are having fun introducing our kids to the Disney CHaracters and making magical memories with them.
On my 23rd birthday, Captain Hook was passing by my boyfriend and me in line for Peter Pan's Flight. My boyfriend took my hand and started waving it frantically. Captain Hook came over and was about to shake my hand but then pulled it away and dismissed me! Too funny! Also, I met Mary Poppins and Bert that day and she said, "Happy birthday, dear girl"! And one more, when I met Ariel, she whispered to me how old she really was, in mermaid years of course!
It involves Belle and a sock.
That's all I've been cleared to say!!
Though I must admit... doing the "Peter Pan" stance with him was kinda neat.
Back in 1969, I was with my mom and dad eating tuna lunch behind Captain Hook's Pirate Ship, when Hook and Smee wandered through with few other people around. I was 'chased" around Skull Rock and the cave area by the falls. To my mind, I WAS Peter Pan (my hero at the time), being chased by Captian Hook. I was delighted... and still miss that Pirate Ship.
I think my favorite experience (even greater than me and Donald having a sucker punch contest) Was when I visited DisneyLand this past Febuary and took my picture with Aurora. It wasn't until I was next in line that I realised I was wearing my customised Maleficent vest with all my Maleficent pins on it! When she saw me she asked if I was going to put a curse on her!
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"But why isn't she with you?"
"Well, after what Phillip did to her she's still in the hospital... so she sent me..."
"Well if she wants to be friends with us tell her I said yes!"
And then we posed for the picture. And up until this day I wonderered how I could have ever hated such a sweet princess


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I mentioned to Dave that the article in the latest Xcell issue 84 titled "XRadio" on page 28 is a Spartan-6 all-digital FM radio that uses an input-pin as a cheap 1-bit ADC.
Note this is NOT the same as what Dave did since it does not use feedback like a Sigma-Delta converter does.
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You can also subscribe to get new issue notifications via email.
You'll find articles on things that were briefly mentioned last nite such as Xilinx' new 3D-stack technology and their Zynq SoC (FPGA with embedded ARM Cortex-A9).
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It has been long time since coded any HDL. Dave's session is refreshing me instantly on all those that I have been missing. nostalgic :) . learned a lot of new stuff as well, especially the free tools that are out for us. As usual the meetup was very interactive, that's our strength indeed.
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7 oz. large white marshmallowsbrown writing icingcolored licorice strips or fruit leather chocolate-coated mint sticks or pretzel sticks large chocolate drops4 oz. white mini-marshmallows confectioners' sugar, for dusting about 10 toothpicks(Makes about 10)
1. Place marshmallows on a tray.2. Push two large marshmallows onto each cocktail stick. Ask an adult to trim off any of the stick that is poking out of the top.3. Using the writing icing, pipe dots and lines of icing onto the face to make the eyes, nose, and mouth.4. Cut the licorice strips or fruit leather into thin strips and carefully tie around the snowman's neck for a scarf.5. To make the arms, break the chocolate-coated mint sticks in half and push into the sides of the large marshmallow.6. Pipe a small blob of icing onto the top of the snowman's head and position a large chocolate drop on top. Pipe another blob of icing in the middle of the chocolate drop and stick a mini-marshmallow on the very top.7. Finally, using the writing icing again, pipe dots down the front of the snowman to look like buttons.8. Keep making snowmen like this until you have as many as you need to make a fabulous winter wonderland!9. To serve, scatter icing sugar over the serving dish, arrange the snowmen on top, and dust lightly with more sugar.
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Bond traders want prices concealed to sustain liquiditySubmitted by cpowell on Sun, 2015-06-14 22:16. Section: Daily Dispatches
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FORT MYERS, Fla. -- When Red Sox director of pro scouting Jared Porter looked down at his stopwatch on Friday night, he did a double take. When catcher Christian Vazquez fired a bullet to cut down Twins shortstop Trevor Plouffe on a stolen base attempt, his stopwatch registered something Porter had never seen: a 1.69 pop time from Vazquez's glove to the glove of second baseman Dustin Pedroia.
"I assumed I was wrong," Porter acknowledged.
After all, he'd almost never seen a time below 1.8 seconds from home to second.
Porter wasn't alone. Numerous members of the Red Sox front office were left with jaws agape after Vazquez's throw, and so there was peculiar interest in reviewing the TV footage of his howitzer. Porter turned out to be correct: Vazquez hadn't quite managed a 1.69. Still, the 1.77 seconds from his glove to Pedroia's represented the best time numerous team officials had ever seen -- the single greatest throw that longtime baseball men had ever seen a catcher make.
"That's incredibly fast," said Porter.
"IWhen I saw the video, I said, 'Holy smokes.' That was pretty awesome, " said Sox roving catching instructor Chad Epperson. "I'd never seen [a throw] in the 1.7s. That's not saying it's never happened, but I'd never seen it. I [looked at Vazquez's throw] on videotape and it was 1.77. Pretty impressive. Pretty impressive. I've gotten him at 1.8s several times. It's gotten to the point where if I get a 1.94, I'm like, 'What went wrong?' But he takes pride in that. From ball to hand, glove to hand, his feet work really good together, the dots connect, he's capable of it."
It would be one thing if Vazquez's amazing throw had occurred in isolation. It has not.
He's caught all four runners who have attempted to steal against him while also picking off a runner. His arm strength from behind the plate has been dazzling, leaving several players and team officials little choice but to shake their heads at a show of skill as impressive as any they've seen when it comes to the very specific trait of a catcher's arm strength.
Still, while Vazquez has commanded plenty of attention for his defensive gifts in his first big league spring training, it's no accident that the 22-year-old has emerged as the Sox' best defensive catcher in their minor league system. Instead, it represents the culmination of a lifelong baseball pursuit.
At times, growing up in Puerto Rico, Vazquez moved around the diamond, playing first and third base. But when he was eight years old, Vazquez's father bought him a video tape of Puerto Rican hero Ivan Rodriguez offering a catching tutorial. Vazquez was mesmerized.
"It's a mirror: Pudge does this, we do the same. That's the reason we have a lot of catchers in Puerto Rico," said Vazquez. "I learned a lot [from the tape] -- the basics to be a catcher. ... I saw that tape every day and learned."
The position of catcher carries considerable prestige in Puerto Rico, for fairly obvious reasons. The island has produced a long line of standouts at the position, among them Benito Santiago, Rodriguez, Jorge Posada and the remarkable Molina brothers (Benjie, Jose and All-Star Yadier). And with that long line of role models, Vazquez never had any doubts that he wanted to join their ranks.
The video tape was a valuable introduction to some of the finer points of catching, and Vazquez embraced its lessons. He learned about elements like stances and blocking -- "I love blocking," he said. "When you get a strikeout, the ball is there, and I throw it as fast as I can to first. I love that." -- and even as a kid he would jump rope and do ladders (side-to-side agility drills) in order to get the quick feet needed to be a catcher.
He went to high school at the Puerto Rican Baseball Academy run by Major League Baseball, typically waking up at 5 a.m. and leaving his home for the hour-long drive to get there in time for the start of a three-hour practice at 8 o'clock, which was followed by six hours of class and a drive home that concluded around 6:30 or 7 p.m. During those routine-bound days, he incorporated long toss -- backing up farther and farther -- to build up the arm strength that is now commanding so much attention.
The Sox took him in the ninth round of the 2008 draft, with the sense that, if he could clean up his footwork and keep his body in shape (at a listed 5-foot-9, 195 pounds, Vazquez has long fought his weight, dating back to his time in the Baseball Academy), his standout defensive tools gave him an excellent chance to become at least a defense-first backup, and perhaps something more than that if his bat could develop.
For the most part, Vazquez's development had garnered only mild public notice in the professional ranks. Because he's been in the lower minors, with others such as Ryan Lavarnway (a fellow member of the draft class of 2008), Luis Exposito and Dan Butler ahead of him, and 2011 first-rounder Blake Swihart behind him, he was obscured in a sense, at least when it came to prospect rankings. The Sox saw it differently.
"There's obviously been steps forward, but you always saw the upside. The last couple years he's been able to put some things together," said Epperson. "He's always registered in our minds. You're talking about a very young player. You liked his upside. You were trying to get him to put it all together, which he's starting to do. You'll see guys who maybe are not make the front page or the magazines and stuff like that, but they're on our radar."
Back in Puerto Rico during the offseasons, Vazquez worked with the same trainer as the Molina brothers, and so he joined the famed catchers (Yadier and Jose) in workouts starting in 2010.
"We worked in the morning in the gym and on the track. After that we would go to the field and hit and catch," said Vazquez.
His defensive tools sharpened. He threw out 41 percent of opponents who attempted to steal against him in 2010 in the Single-A South Atlantic League, and last year, he gunned out 42 percent of would-be thieves in the High-A Carolina League. On top of that, he employed his arm strength to pick off a considerable number of runners.
Pitchers took notice. Left-hander Rich Hill, who worked with Vazquez while passing through Salem on a rehab assignment last year, raved about the catcher's big league-ready defensive abilities, echoing sentiments that have become common among minor leaguers in the Sox' system.
"You're comfortable with guys on base. You're comfortable if guys are going to steal because he's going to throw them out. He's awesome at receiving, awesome at interacting you," left-hander Drake Britton noted earlier in camp. "It's just an automatic positive vibe when you see him squat down to catch."
Those defensive abilities -- which were on display following last season in both the Arizona Fall League and the Puerto Rican Winter League -- convinced the Sox to place Vazquez on the 40-man roster to protect him from the Rule 5 draft this winter. It seemed a bit of a stretch to commit a precious roster spot to a player who had hit just .205 with a .280 OBP and .260 slugging mark in 20 Double-A games last year, but the Sox were convinced that if Vazquez was left exposed, a team might take a flyer on him and fall in love with his defensive abilities to the point of carrying him for the year.
"You have to protect a guy like that," said Epperson. "This is a special kind of player that is going to run this well when he's behind the plate."
Because he was protected, Vazquez has been in big league camp for the first time this year, where he's making the most of his opportunity. His work behind the plate has been a head-turner in spring training. His ability to work with the pitching staff and shut down opponents' running games has been little short of remarkable.
"He's our closer behind the plate," said Sox manager John Farrell. "It's impressive, isn't it? Yeah, he's been impressive behind the plate."
There are no questions about his defensive abilities. Barring injury, those alone will likely give Vazquez a major league future. The bigger questions surround his offense, and whether he has a chance to hit enough to be a starter.
He had a strong year when repeating at Single-A Greenville in 2011, hitting .283 with a .358 OBP and .505 slugging mark along with 18 homers. But last year, his numbers in the High-A Carolina League hardly stood out, as he hit .254/.344/.369.
However, despite those modest offensive totals, Vazquez enjoyed a dominant offensive stretch. Playing in his age 21 season, he recovered from a brutal first half (.223/.308/.293) to go on a tear in his first 29 games of the second half in the Carolina League, hitting .343/.448/.581 with five homers and 10 doubles to force his way to Portland. And, despite hitting .205 with a .541 OPS in Double-A, he had quality at-bats in his first exposure to the upper levels, with eight walks and nine punchouts offering evidence of an offensive foundation.
"He manages his at-bats. He might not always go 4-for-4, but he manages his ABs," said Epperson. "If he can continue to do that, that's only a plus given what he can do behind the plate. And he's going to hit. No doubt about it."
Vazquez is 3-for-14 with a double and a walk in camp. His at-bats have been largely competitive, even if they don't scream of someone who is major league ready with his offense just yet.
He's almost certainly at least a full year away from the major leagues, perhaps more. Still, in a camp that has been most noteworthy for the impression made by Sox prospects such as Jackie Bradley Jr., Allen Webster and Rubby De La Rosa, Vazquez has also offered an intriguing glimpse of a considerable talent in the middle of the field.
That he would be doing so with the eyes of the big league staff watching him has come as little surprise to those who have seen him the longest.
"His first big league camp, he's going in there and making an impression and being who he is," said Epperson. "He's come a long way. He's done a really good job year by year, getting better. The thing that's special about him is, the bigger the venue, the more he gets amped up. He fears nothing. He loves that spotlight."
For the moment, that is a spot that he is occupying comfortably.
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In honor of the 4th of July holiday, guest hosts Rob Bradford and Andy Hart examine the four worst renditions of the Star Spangled Banner at sporting events.
WEEI.com's Rob Bradford and Andy Hart of Patriots.com are in for Dale, Holley, and Thornton. Bradfo and Hart take some time to discuss the upcoming issues for Pats training camp, including what QB reps will be like between Brady and the backups.
Rob Bradford and Andy Hart are in for Dale, Holley, and Thornton and are joined by Houston Astros writer Evan Drellich of the Houston Chronicle to preview the weekend's Red Sox - Astros series as well as to get the inside word on the St. Louis Cardinals hacking scandal.
WEEI Bruins Reporter D.J. Bean joins Mikey Adams and Lenny Megliola to talk about the signing of winger Matt Beleskey on the opening day of NHL free agency.
With 80 games played for the Red Sox, Mikey Adams wants midterm grades for several players. Also, after another Rick Porcello clunker in Toronto, callers and texters give unflattering Porcello Limericks. Lenny Megliola and Textress Lucy are along.
Danny's early thoughts on Celtics drafting Terry Rozier at the 16th pick
Ben, Russ & Alex discuss the Revs continued downfall & argue over The Mighty Ducks movie franchise
Ken Laird and Ryan Hannable are joined by special guests Mike Mutnansky of the Red Sox Radio Network and Red Sox minor league hitting coordinator Tim Hyers to talk Sox prospects. What do the struggles of Rusney Castillo and Rick Porcello in the majors mean? Also, the international signing period begins July 2, looking back at past Latin American signings. And June selections for affiliate players of the month
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Gary and Ben on the Pats.More from this show
Greg Dickerson is joined by Super Bowl champ Steve DeOssie who presents the theory that Roger Goodell actually wants Tom Brady to appeal his suspension in court... and to win. Also, the guys defend themselves when a caller describes them as Patriots 'homers'.More from this show
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Scott Cordishi is solo in studio while John Rooke is on the road. Scott takes your calls, texts, tweets and emails on the week's hot topics. It's Independence Day, time to celebrate our nation's birth with fireworks, parades and cookouts. The Red Sox are on the grill with their bait and switch routine, we love them…we hate them, what's a loyal fan to think?More from this show


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One of the world's most ruthless and barbaric dictators is dead. Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi, who has been on the run for many months, was killed during an attack on Qaddafi's convoy. His death marks the end of his 42-year reign - a dictatorship that focused on the repression and murder of thousands of Libyans - one of the world's worst offenders of human rights.
President Obama said the death of Qaddafi "marks the end of a long and painful chapter for the people of Libya." Qaddafi, he said, "ruled with an iron fist" and used terror as a "political weapon."
Qaddafi was also one of the world's most dangerous terrorists responsible for the 1988 bombing of the Pan Am airliner that killed 270 people - including 189 Americans. Susan Cohen lost her 20-year-old daughter, Theodora, one of 35 students from Syracuse University, killed in the explosion over Scotland. She told FOX News: "I finally have justice thanks very much to the Libyan people. This is just a banner day. Today is a day we can all rejoice in." Cohen said the murder of her daughter changed her life forever. "He took her life away, and in a sense he took my life away. I have never been the same."
Even as his death was being reported, the Red Cross said that dead bodies are being found regularly in mass graves inside Libya - thousands of families waiting to find out what had happened to missing loved ones.
Qaddafi's death sparked celebrations throughout the country, but the fact is there are many challenges ahead in that country. With Qaddafi gone, the focus now turns to what the future holds in this strategic, war-torn nation.
Prime Minister Mahmoud Jibril said: "It's time to start a new Libya, a united Libya. One people, one future." Reports indicate that a formal declaration of liberation, that will set the clock ticking on a timeline to elections, would be made soon.
There's a lot to sort out in Libya. And, in the coming days, there will be more analysis and more predictions about the future of this nation. U.S. officials warn of a "steep climb" ahead in Libya with growing concern about extremist elements, a government in transition, and the whereabouts and security of thousands of very dangerous weapons.
Yes, there's uncertainty ahead in Libya. But the death of Muammar Qaddafi represents an important moment in history marking the end of one of the world's most brutal regimes and the beginning of a future that many hope will provide promise and freedom for the Libyan people.
Jihad struck Texas last night. It's just the latest skirmish in a global radical Islamic assault on free speech – on freedom. It's a war. ISIS, Boko Haram, Al Shabaab, and al Qaeda are just a few of the named brigades in this radical Islamic jihadist army. The two Islamic terrorists who opened fire...
As the Middle East is in turmoil and the global Church faces some of the worst religious persecution in history, the ACLJ continues its engagement through our newly established Oxford Centre for the Study of Law and Public Policy . Recently, I had the privilege to participate in a Symposium on...
It is no secret that getting into an Ivy League school can be tough. The Ivies are among the most competitive schools when it comes to not only accepting students but also hiring educators. But it seems at least one Ivy League school may be welcoming known terrorists seeking to train others in the...
The " Islamic State Africa ." Not the words anyone wanted to hear, but it should come as no surprise. The most barbarically brutal jihadist army in Africa, Boko Haram, has joined with the most heinous jihadist army in the Middle East, ISIS – the Islamic State. Boko Haram, as we have long warned ,


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Elements of Design 16" Twist' N Lift-Turn Tub Drain
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Ineffective payroll management and shoddy payroll systems can result in personal liability (including JAIL TIME) for non-compliance.
Business Management Daily helps our readers with information on payroll processing and tips on timesheets that will help you to implement payroll programs that pay off.
After weeks of wrangling, the House of Representatives and the Senate on Dec. 23, 2011 agreed to extend a 2 percentage point payroll tax cut for two months to buy time for talks on a full-year renewal. President Obama immediately signed the bill into law. The vote removes employer uncertainly about how to handle payroll withholding starting Jan. 1, 2012.
Question: An employee signed up for a cafeteria plan health flexible spending account (FSA). Last February, she had back surgery, which meant that she was reimbursed for the full amount of her annual election. She quit before the balance of her elective deferral could be withheld from her pay. Must we report the amount paid out to her from the FSA, but not yet deducted from her pay, on her W-2?
W-2s can give you aggravation, sleepless nights, you name it. Here are the critical due dates, as well as six common W-2 errors and easy tips to avoid them:
As part of an economic stimulus effort, the withholding rate in 2011 for the employee's share of the Social Security tax was reduced from the usual 6.2% to 4.2%. Will Congress agree to extend the 4.2% rate through 2012?
Employers that have a noncompensatory business purpose for providing cell phones or related equipment—that includes smartphones and personal digital assistants—to employees may treat their business use as a tax-free working condition fringe benefit and their personal use as a tax-free de minimis fringe benefit.
States, which need to repay the federal loans they took out to pay regular unemployment benefits, are slapping tax surcharges on experience-rated employers. But if you're willing to budget just a little bit more to pay so-called voluntary contributions, you may actually come out ahead.
If dealing with year-end 2011 hasn't caused enough anxiety, lurking just around the corner is W-2 reporting of employees' health benefits. If you'll be filing at least 250 W-2s for 2012 and don't have a self-insured plan that's not subject to COBRA, you're on the hook for health care reporting, beginning next year.
Q. How do I set up a simple time sheet in Excel?
Regulations have restored the FICA/FUTA exemptions for employing family members and members of religious orders in LLCs and other disregarded entities that didn't elect to be treated as corporations for federal payroll tax purposes. The regs became effective Nov. 1, 2011, but you may apply them to wages paid beginning Jan. 1, 2009.
Winter isn't a challenging season just because of the lousy weather. It's tough on payroll staff, who must ensure that the company's pay policies jibe with the Fair Labor Standards Act when employees leave early, arrive late or just stay home because of snow. Here are the rules for nonexempts and exempts.


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Investing with Fundsmith online is quick, easy, convenient and safe.
Fundsmith makes every effort to maintain customer confidentiality when securing an online payment. This includes ensuring the security of your payment details and other personal information.
All of your personal information is encrypted as it travels over the Internet.
How we secure your payment information when you invest online;
As you invest we need to capture your personal details. At this point the information is encrypted. You can tell this is happening as browsers will display a key or padlock in the bottom left corner of the screen.
When you send your personal details to us, none of the information is stored on the website, it is passed straight back to our secure servers at IFDS Ltd, the fund registrar, where it only exists as part of the record of your transaction.
Fundsmith makes every effort to ensure only authorised access is made to the My Account section of the website.
A PIN will be generated when you become an investor and sent to your registered address by post. You will need this for access to the My Account section of the website along with your Internet ID which is included in your email confirmation at the time of investment.
You will also be asked a security question (your mother's maiden name) in order to verify your identification on your first login to our system.
Access to your information is via the My Account section, which also uses SSL.
Note: This information reflects our current security policy. If there are any changes in industry standards, the law or our procedures, the information in these pages will be updated.
There is an Internet fraud practice known as "Phishing" which is the illegal gathering of personal information by deception. Unsolicited emails are sent to customers from lists illegally gathered by a third party, and ask them to enter or reconfirm bank or password details into a 'cloned' or illegal copy website.
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Three Kingdoms: Fate of the Dragon
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|Three Kingdoms: Fate of the Dragon
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|Real Time Strategy
|Single player, multiplayer
The Three Kingdoms: Fate of the Dragon is a video game developed by Overmax Studios in 2001 for the PC. It is based on the historical background of the epic Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
As one of the three Warlords of the Kingdoms (Liu Bei of Shu, Cao Cao of Wei and Sun Quan of Wu) in 184 AD China, the player must build their own kingdom, develop new technologies and create mighty armies to conquer the other Warlords and ultimately take control of the Three Kingdoms and reunify China.
The Fate of the Dragon is a real-time strategy game very similar in format to that of the Age of Empires series, developed by Ensemble Studios. In which the user takes on the role of a "spiritual leader" or "God" of one of the Three Kingdoms and controls their faction through the means of pointing and clicking on certain parts of the map to decide what to do.
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Thomas Content offers insight on changes in the world of energy, climate change and efforts to build a greener economy.
ATC announces Bay Lake power line routes
American Transmission Co. has unveiled possible routes for its Bay Lake Project, which aims to boost reliability of power flows in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
The project, which the utility also said holds benefits for far northern Wisconsin, would be built beginning in 2015 and is projected to cost between $273 million and $409 million. That price tag includes the Wisconsin portion as well as a Michigan line from Menominee County to Escanaba.
The project has been scaled back after the Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator determined that Pewaukee-based ATC's more extensive and costly initial proposal to build nearly $1 billion in power lines for the U.P. needed more study.
ATC said it has determined that the project should begin at its North Appleton substation in Outagamie County, extending north to Oconto County. Depending on the route, it would cross through parts of Shawano County or Brown County. The utility is planning open houses in May to discuss the alternatives.
The utility has ruled out using the U.S. 41 corridor for the project, the Green Bay Press-Gazette reported. More details about the project are available at www.atc-projects.com.
ATC plans to file an application for the project with the state Public Service Commission early next year.
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Yandex Internet Search Share Rises in Russia, Google's Falls
Oct. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Yandex NV's share of Russia's Internet searches gained in the week to Sept. 30 and Mail.ru Group Ltd.'s share increased, while Google Inc.'s portion fell, according to Liveinternet.ru.
The share for Yandex, the owner of Russia's most-used search engine, rose to 60.8 percent, from 60.4 percent in the previous week, Liveinternet, an Internet service provider and researcher, said on its website today. Yandex's search share averaged 60.5 percent over the past four weeks, according to Liveinternet.ru.
Russian searches using Google, the world's largest Web-search provider, fell to 26.4 percent in the week to Sept. 30 from 26.9 percent, for a four-week average of 26.7 percent, the data show.
The portion of Mail.ru Group Ltd., the largest Russian-language Internet company, increased to 8.3 percent from 8.2 percent in the previous week. The four-week average was also 8.2 percent, the data showed.
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The University of Nebraska - Kearney schedules training workshops for staff for such applications as SAP Basic Navigation, Firefly Reporting, Human Resources, Payroll, Accounts Payable processes, Purchasing Card Policies & Reconciliation, eShop, Travel Management, Cash Receipt Handling, Budget and Financial Report/Reconciling, and other Business & Finance topics. Workshop topics are continually updated.
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With fiscal year end approaching, in this class we will review placing orders on a Non-Catalog Order Form, entering a Goods Receipt and entering a Change Request Form. We will also review split funding and how to search for documents and how to save searches.
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As of July 1, 2015, UNK Accounts Payable will be requiring all documentation related to a PCard transaction be attached as an electronic file to the SAP record. This class is for all PCard Reconcilers and will provide instruction on how to scan, name and attach PCard supporting documentation to the SAP electronic record. Additional review topics will be addressed for year-end reminders as well as other troubleshooting and what to do when corrections need to be made to a reconciled charge. Attendees are welcome to bring questions related to issues that may be infrequent or specific to their area.
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Jon Stewart ridicules apology controversy involving St. Louis police & NFL
Earlier this week Daily Show host Jon Stewart ridiculed the St. Louis police union for urging the NFL to apologize on behalf of its players from the St. Louis Rams who walked out on the field with their hands up in the air in a "don't shoot gesture" at a recent game to show solidarity […] [Read More]
And now: Non-competition clauses for entry-level jobs
Neil Irwin at the New York Times writes* about new, arguably exploitive practices some employers are adopting lately, including requirements that even low-level employees sign non-competition clauses, submit to searches at the end of their shift without being paid for the time, accept schedule changes on a moment's notice, and work as independent contractors without […] [Read More]
Other views of Ferguson
Here's a few editorials from around the country on the Ferguson grand jury. The Statesman Journal in Idaho cautions against oversimplifying the Brown shooting with either an exclusively racial narrative or a law and order one. The rioting in Ferguson reflects a grand jury case handled in the worst possible way, and a history of […] [Read More]
Israel weakened by disrespecting U.S.
He's been called "recalcitrant, myopic, reactionary, obtuse, blustering, pompous, and 'Aspergery,"' and most recently a political coward, by U.S. officials, but Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu deserves the blame for his country's deteriorating relations with the U.S., says Jeffrey Goldberg in The Atlantic. By pursuing settlements in disputed territories and criticizing the Obama administration for […] [Read More]
Who's your favorite conservative writer?
Among those of you who read conservative columnists, who do you like/admire/respect/enjoy? We're dropping Charles Krauthammer; he's been too much of a one-note writer lately (i.e. "Obama bad"), and he crossed the line into naked partisanship in his latest column cheering for Republicans to take over the Senate and, eventually, the presidency. I have no […] [Read More]
The whole Mideast, in 2:06
Rick Horowitz of Milwaukee Public Television explains the dynamics of the Middle East in a way that makes you wonder why the search for peace could ever seem complicated. [Read More]
Truth in advertising
If you've ever driven the Massachusetts Turnpike, you've see this sign, but what does it really mean — and is it true. The facts appear to be a bit…up in the air, finds Mark Vanhoenacker in a piece on Slate. [Read More]
Israel leaders' hard-to-believe claim doubted
"As a former soldier and an Israeli citizen, I feel compelled to ask today: have we not crossed a line?" writes Idan Barir for Huffington Post, in response to Israel's claim that it is doing its best to minimize civilian casualties. [Read More]
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