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"The most beautiful town in Italy? San Leo: a fortress and two churches": that's how Italian novelist Umberto Eco, author of the best-seller The Name of the Rose, has referred to San Leo, an ancient village in the Romagna area, in the south-east corner of the region, near Rimini.
Strategically positioned on a hill overlooking the Valley of Marecchia, San Leo, officially classified as one of the most beautiful borghi (little villages) in Italy, dates back to Roman times; documents show that around the 3rd century, the Romans had built a fortress on top of the hill (still there today and open for visits).
Around the same time, the Christian devotees Leone and Marino arrived from Dalmatia in the area; they were instrumental in spreading the Christian religion in the area. Leone became the first Bishop of the newly-born Diocese of Montefeltro. San Leo reached its splendor during the Middle Ages, when the powerful dinasty of the Montefeltro made it their residence. Saint Francis in 1213 and Dante in 1306 both passed by San Leo.
Disputed by powerful families such as the Medici and the Della Rovere over the centuries, San Leo became part of the Papal State in 1631. It was then that the fortress lost its military function to
become a prison. Its most famous prisoner was Cagliostro. Born in Palermo in 1743, Cagliostro quickly established himself as on the most prominent figures in the Masonry world and became famous at courts all over Europe for his skills as an alchemist and a healer. He openly defied the Catholic Church and soon the Church responded by sentencing him to death for heresy. To be spared from the death penalty, he swore off the principles of his doctrine, and was sent to the prison of San Leo in 1790, where he died five years later.
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SAN DIEGO -- The long list of accolades and gaudy statistics that are part of Eric Bakhtiari's college football resume doesn't preclude him from being assigned tasks that remind him of his NFL status.
As a rookie free-agent linebacker attempting to crack the Chargers' roster, the former University of San Diego star had an important duty after a recent practice -- carry Shawne Merriman's shoulder pads from the practice field and place them neatly in Merriman's locker.
Only afterward could Bakhtiari concern himself with his own equipment. And he laughed when asked if he would also have to iron Merriman's jersey.
"I get asked to sing sometimes and dance and get to take their pads in," Bakhtiari said with a smile. "I have a lot of respect for the guys and they have a lot of respect for me and I respect where I am on the team. It's fun. They don't bust me too hard. They bust me just right to make sure I know to never get too big for my britches."
Having a big head is highly unlikely in the case of Bakhtiari, who attended high school in the San Francisco suburb of Burlingame and never envisioned himself participating in an NFL training camp.
Now listed at 6-foot-3 and 258 pounds, Bakhtiari was a 200-pound defensive end at Burlingame High. Not only was he not on the radar of major-college recruiters, he wasn't even sought by small colleges.
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Bakhtiari walked on at USD and was allowed to come out for the team after then-coach Kevin McGarry and then-defensive coordinator Jason DesJarlais viewed tape of him. He redshirted in 2003 and hit the weight room, eventually developing into the most decorated defensive player in USD history.
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i'm in the same situation myself I've been with my boyfriend for just over 9 months and he is best mates with his ex which would normally have never bothered me untill he started lieing to me about her saying he was going somewhere then spending the day with her.
i got so parinoid about it that it started to effect the relationship it still dose as he still keeps things from me but I'm dealing with that
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Indians starter Corey Kluber shut down the Orioles on Saturday afternoon, blanking them over seven innings on five hits, two walks, and nine strikeouts. It marks his fifth consecutive quality start, and the right-hander now owns a 3.10 ERA, 1.27 WHIP, and 83/17 K/BB ratio in 72 2/3 innings over 11 starts. Pretty good.
Sure, there are better starters in the American League — Kluber's ERA is 15th best, which is good but not outstanding. But those ahead of him, with the exception of Angels starter Garrett Richards, have all gotten some press in one way or another. There has been relatively little fanfare around Kluber, even after April 24's gem against the Royals in which he allowed one unearned run with 11 strikeouts and no walks in a complete game victory, and after May 4's dominating outing against the White Sox in which he allowed one run over eight innings while striking out 13 and walking two.
By defense-independent measures, Kluber has been among the best in the league. His 2.23 FIP leads Felix Hernandez at 2.29, and his 2.72 xFIP is fifth-best. For those not familiar, FIP assumes a pitcher's home run rate is under his control while xFIP assumes a league-average home run rate.
Kluber's 27 percent strikeout rate is fifth best in the AL and his 5.5 percent walk rate is the 15th-lowest. And the funny thing is, Kluber has arguably been unlucky as his .355 BABIP is well above the league average of .298 for starting pitchers. So there's reason to believe that Kluber could get even better as the season progresses.
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- janessa31888 - May 24, 2014 at 7:19 PM
Several of his starts he was really, really good and got ZERO help from his teammates, leading to some very tough losses. Glad they gave him some support today. Corey is the real ace of this staff so far this year.
- Kevin Gillman - May 24, 2014 at 7:57 PM
Corey has been fun to watch, and I think the Indians have 3 solid starters right now that when it's all said and done can give them a good start every game. Corey, Josh Tomlin, and Trevor Bauer. Imagine how much better this team would be right now if Justin Masterson was half the pitcher he was last season. But another player that needs to start getting noticed is Michael Brantley. Not only is he hitting around .300, and been consistent all season long, and not to mention top 10 in RBIs, but he now leads MLB in outfield assists. In a matter of 2 seasons, he has committed 1 error. He needs to get that Gold Glove, and thank God the Brewers made the playoffs in 2008 with the CC Sabathia trade. They would have had Taylor Green if they hadn't.
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He's coming around much like Justin Masterson did a short time ago. All the press for Cleveland's pitching the past couple years has been Ubaldo, Bauer, Salazar, and Chris Perez after his weed arrest, but Masterson and Kluber have been the ones holding it down.
- Kevin Gillman - May 24, 2014 at 8:32 PM
I really hope Justin's velocity comes back up though. I just think he's injured, like he was in 2012, but didn't say anything.
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32 Lucas Smetanick TE/DE Sr.
33 Mitch Keniston WR/DB Jr.
34 Keegan Bombard RB/LB Sr.
35 Brandon Duchaine TE/DB Sr.
40 Brock Tarbox WR/DB Sr.
41 Jeremy Roussel RB/LB Jr.
42 Tyler Minogue WR/DB Sr.
44 Devin Larson WR/DB Jr.
50 Nathan Boyea OL/DT So.
52 Blair Boyer OL/LB Jr.
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55 Nick Dukette OL/DL Jr.
65 Nash Botala OL/DL So.
66 Taylor Kenniston OL/DL Jr.
72 Tom Barton OL/DL So.
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88 Jeremy Sauve WR/DB Jr.
Head coach: Dennis Klossner
Assistants: Jim Merrihew, Rick Dattola, Jim Facteau,
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The Tupper Lake Lumberjacks will spend the regular season preparing for the state tournament.
As Section X has returned to an exclusive football schedule, the Lumberjacks are the only Class D team, and thus will represent the section in regional play.
"Our goals are to be competitive and play to the best of our athletic abilities, playing mistake-free football and be injury free," head coach Dennis Klossner said. "We are a team-oriented group with depth. We have 24 players on the team but as coaches, we feel comfortable in the role players are giving us."
Morgan Stevens returns to the Lumberjacks at the quarterback position.
"He has good poise and will be able to run the offense out on the field," Klossner said. "What we call the heart and soul of our team is the offensive line, which will be young, but experienced and very coachable."
Members of the line will include Marcus Richer, Nick Dukette, Nathan Boyea, Blair Boyer, Zack Boushie, Tom Barton and Nash Botala.
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Posted: 11/10/2008 - As President-elect Barack Obama prepares to take the White House, he visits the house with his wife for a tour and possibly discussions about policy.
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Posted: 11/10/2008 - Monks fight in the street at the site historically regarded as Jesus' burial tomb.
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Posted: 11/07/2008 - More than 3,200 soldiers from Colorado are currently serving overseas, leaving their spouses and kids at home. A new study shows those kids may have more behavioral problems than their peers.
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Late autumn and winter wouldn't be the same without the Museum's Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition and outdoor Ice Rink.
The Waterhouse Gallery is now filled with amazing images of life under the sun, the moon, the stars, the rocks and water.
The Wildlife Photographer exhibition opened in October to one of the busiest weeks on record and big media attention following the 50th competition's awards ceremony.
The winners were announced by Sir David Attenborough and HRH The Duchess of Cambridge at our glitzy event here.
Getting close to the back-lit photographs in the exhibition is the best way to appreciate the atmosphere and drama of each. There seem to be more creative images this year, moving ones too, which are really cool, so look out for these. And it's great to see more variety in the species photographed. Especially to find creatures like snakes, spiders and scorpions caught so enigmatically on camera. And there are, as usual, some glorious winter scenes to get us in the festive mood.
Snowbird, by Edwin Sahlin from Sweden, was a finalist in the 15-17 Years category. Edwin used cheese and sausages to coax the Siberian jay captured in this shot.
Outside the Museum, the winter wonderland is all-embracing as the Ice Rink comes alive with skaters whizzing around the rink's giant Christmas tree. All framed by 1000s of fairy lights shimmering on the towering plane trees. Year after year, passers by stop to take pictures of this magical sight.
Our Ice Rink is open late every night so you can swish about on the ice after hours. There are penguin helpers for those unsure on their feet (or blades), and for non-skaters there's a great view (and plenty of refreshments) from the café bar.
This is one of the best seasonal delights of working at the Museum, seeing this sight every morning and evening on my way in and out of 'the office'. But one I'm sad to say I'm going to miss out on in the future.
I am leaving the Museum for pastures new. I hope you've enjoyed my What's new at the Museum blog over the years. And I'm sure others will bring you news of the many exciting things coming up in the months to come.
Over and out, Rose de Freitas, What's new at the Museum blogger.
Want to create your own earthquake? Extract some DNA from a strawberry, or try your hand at replicating Archaeopteryx feathers?
Our Nature Live team have been very busy coordinating many of the activities and displays for tonight. They guide us through some of the things you should not miss at our annual festival, celebrating European Researchers' Night. As usual, there's an energising, entertaining and enlightening mix of things to see and do and bars to socialise in. And the event is absolutely free.
Visitors admiring the giant jaws on show at last year's Science Uncovered paleontology science station. Select images to enlarge.
With over 350 scientists filling the Museum galleries to talk about their work, Science Uncovered on 26 September is your chance to meet researchers and hear about the latest discoveries first-hand. It's an evening filled with wonder, sure to amaze and inspire all who attend.
To help visitors this year, we've split the event's activities and displays into three themed areas around the Museum. So you can explore Origins and Evolution in the Red Zone, Biodiversity in the Green and Blue Zones, and Sustainability in the Orange Zone. In each of the zones, you can have a drink with scientists to chat more about these themes and any related questions.
Origins and Evolution in the Red Zone
Get the heads-up on early human habits and try some cave art in the Museum's Red Zone. Science Uncovered opens to the public from 15.00 on Friday 26 September.
In the Earth Hall galleries of the Red Zone, you can join Museum scientists to uncover hidden secrets of our ancestry. Learn about prehistoric life and have a go at cave painting. Assess the evidence and come to your own conclusion about whether ancient humans were cannibals. Learn how ice is used to tell us what life was like on early Earth. Mingle with the mammoths and discover how extinction has shaped life on Earth.
Star attractions: Boxgrove tibia and Archaeopteryx. Cave painting. Try replicating some Archaeopteryx feathers yourself!
Events in the Flett Theatre: 19.00 Professor Alice Robert's lecture on evolution. 20.30 Famelab sessions.
Biodiversity in the Green and Blue Zone
Get close to extraordinary specimens at the Corals station, a sneak preview of what's to come in our Coral Reefs exhibition opening next year.
In the Biodiversity Zone we're focusing on life in our forests and oceans, and also right on our doorsteps. Investigate rare corals and shells and discover what they tell us about our oceans - get a taste of what's to come in next year's Coral Reefs exhibition. Meet our butterfly curator Blanca Huertas and several beetle scientists who've braved wild terrains in pursuit of rare species and see their collections. Get your own specimens identified at the UK Biodiversity station. Scuttle up to the Hintze Hall balconies to help digitise our extensive beetle collection.
Star attractions: See huge and rare corals from our forthcoming exhibition. Extract DNA from strawberries and bananas. Play your part in digitising our collection by labelling a beetle image (Crowdsourcing the Collection station).
Event highlights: Join Nature Games between 18.00-22.00. Drop in to Soapbox Scientist rants between 18.00-22.00. Britain exhibition opens late, but book tickets to avoid disappointment.
Play your part: Extract DNA from a strawberry at the Forests station. Help digitise our beetle collection with our app, find out what to do at the Crowdsourcing the Collection station located in the central Hintze Hall balconies.
Sustainability in the Orange Zone
One of the most beautiful exhibits at Science Uncovered, and not to be overlooked, is the intricate microfossil tree on display at the Climate Change station in the Sustainability Zone.
The Climate Change station is bound to be a focal point of this zone, highlighting the latest scientific thinking and research on this important subject. But insects make a big appearance too, from their role in food and forensics to the importance of pest and parasite research. And head to this zone for the Attenborough Studio talks, Spirit Collection Tours and the Wildlife Garden.
Star attractions: Create your own earthquake (British Geological Survey station). Seven metre-long tape worm (Parasites and Pests station). Exquisite microfossil tree created by Chinese scientist Zheng Shouyi from foraminiferal models (Climate Change station). Sip a scientifically inspired concoction (Cocktail Bar).
Event highlights: The Wildlife Garden - open until 21.00. Sampling Space talk in the Attenborough Studio at 19.00, with a live link to the Johnson Space Centre in Houston. Crime Scene Insects talk in the Attenborough Studio at 20.00.
This is, of course, a tiny taste of what to expect on the night. For the bigger picture, grab a map when you arrive or download it below or on our website. And don't forget to do the fun Stamped on Science trail, with the chance to win a year's Museum membership, and most importantly earn yourself (or the kids) a free LOLLIPOP!
Join the conversation with @NHM_London and the hashtag #SU2014.
We say farewell to our summer beauties this weekend on Sunday evening when the Sensational Butterflies outdoor exhibition closes for another year. This has been the sixth Museum butterfly exhibition and once again it's been a sensational hit with visitors.
'What's great this year,' says Luke Brown, our butterfly house manager, 'is that in addition to our usual summer tourists, we've seen an increase in returning visitors.
'Butterfly numbers have been higher than ever throughout the run of the exhibition and and we've spotted as many as 1,000 butterflies in one day. The diversity of species has been really rich too. The house can accommodate more than 1,000 happily, but that's a good limit for our nectar supplies.'
Darting through the hothouse one last time today - and it is hot inside, be warned - there seem to be many of the bigger species fluttering around and, in particular, different swallowtails (above). And I don't think I've seen such a gathering of owl butterflies on the feeding table (below).
One of the highlights we'll all remember about this summer's exhibition were the pictures of HRH Prince George's first birthday taken at Sensational Butterflies - the Duchess of Cambridge is our Patron of course. And we hope he'll be back again for his second and many more.
On Sunday evening, the butterfly house team of staff and volunteers will work until sundown and then from first light on Monday to pack up all the inhabitants, who then wing their way over to Longleat in Wiltshire. Their next hothouse, in fact, used to belong to the Museum and was taken over by Longleat in 2008.
Luke flies off to Malta and after that Kuwait for more international butterfly projects and he'll be back next spring when our 2015 butterflies exhibition is due to open again.


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Scottsville is a village in southwestern Monroe County, New York, United States, and is in the northeastern part of the Town of Wheatland. The population was 2,001 at the 2010 census. The village is named after an early settler, Isaac Scott. Most Scottsvillians work in and around the city of Rochester, New York—the village of Scottsville is located about a ten minute drive from the outer limits of the city.
Isaac Scott, one of the first settlers, arrived in 1790 and purchased 150 acres (0.61 km2) of land from owners who lived in London and Great Britain. This land covered much of what is now the village of Scottsville. Scott's log house was at the southwest corner of Main and Rochester Streets in the village.
The following sites are on the National Register of Historic Places:[1][2][3] Isaac Cox Cobblestone Farmstead, Grace Church, David McVean House, Simeon Sage House, William Shirts House, Union Presbyterian Church, and Windom Hall. The Rochester Street Historic District is a national historic district listed in 1973.[1]
Scottsville is located at 43°1′19″N 77°45′13″W / 43.02194°N 77.75361°W (43.021813, -77.753545).[4]
The village is located one mile (1.6 km) west of the junction of Oatka Creek and the Genesee River.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the village has a total area of 1.1 square miles (2.8 km2), all of it land.
As of the census[5] of 2000, there were 2,128 people, 835 households, and 591 families residing in the village. The population density was 1,968.1 people per square mile (760.8/km²). There were 852 housing units at an average density of 788.0 per square mile (304.6/km²). The racial makeup of the village was 91.92% White, 4.32% African American, 0.66% Native American, 0.56% Asian, 0.14% Pacific Islander, 1.08% from other races, and 1.32% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 2.96% of the population.
There were 835 households out of which 34.7% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 57.0% were married couples living together, 11.0% had a female householder with no husband present, and 29.2% were non-families. 24.9% of all households were made up of individuals and 10.1% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.53 and the average family size was 3.05.
In the village the population was spread out with 28.1% under the age of 18, 5.8% from 18 to 24, 28.6% from 25 to 44, 24.4% from 45 to 64, and 13.2% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 38 years. For every 100 females there were 93.6 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 86.0 males.
The median income for a household in the village was $52,472, and the median income for a family was $61,316. Males had a median income of $43,250 versus $30,781 for females. The per capita income for the village was $24,831. About 1.2% of families and 2.3% of the population were below the poverty line, including 1.7% of those under age 18 and 1.2% of those age 65 or over.
Local government[edit]
Village government[6] is headed by the mayor and the Board of Trustees and is located in a recently renovated building at 22 Main Street.
Public schools are under the jurisdiction of the Wheatland-Chili Central School District, and include an elementary school, middle school and high school.
See also[edit]
- ^ a b "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. 2009-03-13.
- ^ "National Register of Historic Places". WEEKLY LIST OF ACTIONS TAKEN ON PROPERTIES: 7/26/10 THROUGH 7/30/10. National Park Service. 2010-08-06.
- ^ "National Register of Historic Places". WEEKLY LIST OF ACTIONS TAKEN ON PROPERTIES: 1/25/10 THROUGH 1/29/10. National Park Service. 2010-02-05.
- ^ "US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990". United States Census Bureau. 2011-02-12. Retrieved 2011-04-23.
- ^ "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ "www.scottsvilleny.org/trustees.php".


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On January 2, Probiotic Action adds some additional winter skin care tips following a recent article on caring for complexions during the cooler months.
According to a recent article from the health section of India.com, staying hydrated and moisturizing are the two key factors to maintaining skin health during the winter. "Hydration is important as it makes for a healthy functioning of the system and gives a boost to youthful-looking skin," the article said. India.com reveals that hydrating your skin can be done a number of ways, including drinking plenty of water, taking certain supplements or using hydrating products.
The article also cited information from "R.S. Mishra, consultant of dermatology at capital-based Moolchand Medcity, [who] insists people must follow the three-step skincare formula of cleansing, toning and moisturizing."
For oily skin, the article reports that lotion-based moisturizers can be a better option. In addition, the article said that moisturizers with honey and/or cocoa butter are good for fighting against the winter elements.
"While all of this information is useful and certainly effective for people who face skin problems during the winter, there are some other things to consider as well," said Fernando Perez, spokesperson for Probiotic Action. "Don't forget that acne can become worse during the winter, especially for people who tend to stay inside because of the cold weather. Remember to use your regular acne cream as well as moisturizers and lotions."
Perez also added to the emphasis that the article put on sunscreen. He said that many people don't think of using sunscreen in the winter since it's not hot
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Remote Retailers and Sales Tax: Beware of the MTC!
I reported in an earlier post on August 9, 2010, that the Multistate Tax Commission (MTC) was in the beginning stages of creating a Model Sales and Use Tax Notice and Reporting statute which follows Colorado's and Oklahoma's recent legislation.
Now, the MTC has released a draft of the Model Act as they work their way through the process. The draft Act includes annual notice requirements to purchasers and the state. It also includes provisions for assessment of penalties for noncompliance.
The question remains as to whether these requirements are Constitutional. However, as the MTC works through this process, I would not be surprised to see other states adopt legislation similar to Colorado's or Oklahoma's.If you are a remote retailer and do not currently collect sales tax in multiple states, you may want to analyze your notice requirements and proactively prepare.
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A 57-year-old man is accused of inappropriately touching a teenage boy over the course of two years.
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Contractors hit a gas line near Old Dominion University's campus Monday morning.
The Supreme Court says corporations can hold religious objections that allow them to opt out of the law requirement on contraceptives.
Dozens of trials are coming up for a woman accused of setting fires along the Eastern Shore.
Portsmouth Police are looking for whoever shot a man along Chowan Drive Sunday night.
Traffic was stopped in both directions on Courthouse Highway in Isle of Wight County due to an overturned tractor-trailer Sunday evening.
Portsmouth police say a toddler fell from a window in the 3800 block of Headwind Lane Sunday evening.
Crews battled a brush fire in the rural Holland area of Suffolk Sunday afternoon.
Busch Gardens Williamsburg has reopened after a bomb threat in the park's England village was determined to be unfounded Sunday afternoon.
Newport News police are investigating the second deadly shooting in as many nights after a man was found shot to death inside a home.
Police were called to the Lake Edward area of Virginia Beach Saturday night to investigate a shooting.
A rocket launch from Virginia's Eastern Shore has been scrubbed again.
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The Libyan militant charged in the Benghazi attacks has pleaded not guilty to conspiracy.
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Typically this occurs as a result of the sale in whole or in part of the family business, or the business generating a free cash-flow that does not require to be reinvested in the business itself. However, before rushing to invest, the 'family office' needs to develop a strategy that is directed towards 'risk' management rather than 'diversification' of asset ownership itself. A great deal depends upon what stage the family are at in relation to the main operating business itself. Has the business been sold and the proceeds applied towards the new diversified investment pool? Or does the business still exist and if so, is it self-sustaining or will it require access to the 'liquid pool? If it is self –sustaining can the family's investment strategy rely on additional investments, by way of dividend or other after-tax capital? In the latter scenario, the family's risk capital is often the business itself. Here, the family office does not mitigate risk around the capital invested in the business but is the vehicle to accumulate capital outside the business in the event of an untoward event. Therefore what is the level of capital that the family will look for the family office to have created as a bare minimum in the event of a 'business' worst case scenario occurring and by when? Understanding the relationship of the business to the investment pool is important when determining the level of risk that the family wishes to bear in defining the objectives for the family's pool of wealth. As the vehicle for managing the family's capital the stated purpose of a family office is typically to "grow the family's net wealth, by growing and protecting a separately designated pool of assets". The two purposes could be seen as being in opposition, that is by seeking to grow assets, the family office must necessarily take on 'risk' and to the extent it does so, it may not necessarily 'protect' that capital. Faced with a similar dilemma other families have talked of setting capital floors (eg not to reduce the capital base below) or establishing a bare minimum of capital that is required to remain intact (eg that the value of the portfolio should be in 15 years at least $ [ ]). As to reasons why to pursue these objectives, for the purposes of directing investment objectives, a family may want to quantify these more fully by exploring the following:
By defining these ideals as qualitative measures, the family office's investment strategy can be tailored to achieving these objectives in a financial sense. For example, in 15 years time the family's investment pool will have the capacity to provide each family (branch/individual?), as a minimum, with sufficient capital to enable that family to live in an unencumbered home, finance an education (of their choice) through to post tertiary level for each child. In doing this the family office can estimate by projection of family members, inflationary targets, a target base level of liquidity of 'protected' capital. In agreeing a policy for the collective management of wealth:
Some families have set an audacious target for the family's capital and then mandated the responsibility for generating that target to their family office, and commonly, a member of the family with most experience in managing investment risk. Here there is a cautionary tale. By setting an audacious target, the level of risk required to be adopted to achieve that target is often outside the potential for a well diversified portfolio to consistently achieve. Being overly aggressive at first instance, carries not just the inherent investment risk and heightened volatility but also the potential 'political' risk for the family member who fails to meet targets or worse actually loses capital. As regards keys to success:
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During a radical mastectomy, the surgeon removes all of the breast tissue along with the nipple, lymph nodes in the armpit, and chest wall muscles, under the breast. This procedure is rarely performed today, because modified radical mastectomy, a less extensive surgery, has proved to be equally as effective, less disfiguring, and does not carry the risk of secondary angiosarcoma associated with this type of surgery.
You should be asked to give blood before breast cancer surgery, in case a transfusion becomes necessary.
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London Attractions: Celebrate royalty this month at Kensington Palace
Published: Monday 29th of July 2013
If you are looking for things to do in London then why not join thousands of Brits, who are celebrating the birth of the future king of this country, baby George Alexander Louis.
Proud parents Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge and Prince William, recently announced the name of the newest addition to their family after much speculation and excitement which reverberated all over the country.
The UK is currently in the grip of royal baby fever which has not only captured the hearts and mind of Brits, but has also caused a stir across the world. The announcement came just one day after the Duchess left hospital and two days after she gave birth.
Royalty has always remained a traditional part of the British culture, and the monarchy are held in high regard by the Brits.
The arrival of baby George has been long awaited and anticipated for months, and is one of the most celebrated events of the year.
As a visitor to the great city that is London, why not participate in some celebrations of your own and take a sneak peak into the lives of royalty?
Nearly everyone has heard about Buckingham Palace - undoubtedly the most popular of royal residences, but why not put Kensington Palace on your list as well?
Generations of royal women have helped to shape Kensington Palace, including the late Princess Diana, Queen Mary to Victoria.
Will Kate Middleton leave a lasting legacy too? The palace is said to be a very popular hotspot for the Duchess, and there is plenty for visitors to do there.
For here, guests can explore the sprawling gardens that surround the palace, as well as the Queen's State apartments, the King's State apartments, which contain magnificent works of art and and opulent displays within each room that collectively make up the apartments.
There is also an exhibition which tells you all about the life and reign of Queen Victoria.
But if you are feeling peckish towards the end of your visit, then go ahead and tuck in at the palace cafe where you can grab a bite to eat. There is also a shop with many collectibles and souvenirs which can serve as special mementos to remind you of your trip.
So if you do one thing this summer, be sure to stop by Kensington Palace and other royal residences, which hold hundreds of years of British tradition.
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Telling Age Confusion: weeks vs months
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Mommy to Leah (10/09), Sarah (8/11), Aubrey (8/13), and Clark (5/15)
Normally if you tell someone that your baby is 26 weeks old they give you that "huh?" look. I find it's easier and less confusing to use months.
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V - born 12/8/11 via CS, ERF in a Radian R100
J - born 8/5/13 via RCS, ERF in Graco 4Ever
I had the same problem when I was pregnant. I stopped paying attention to weeks and just used real life months. Same with age of my current son. I know he's 5 months old... no idea how many weeks and don't want to know. LOL I'm sure if I sat down with a calendar and counted weeks... ummm... no. I just remember every 15th of the month to go up a number! So he'll be 6 months old on the 15th of next month.
Oh' and if someone tells me how many weeks their LO is, I'll just stare at them stupid and be like, "oh', ok..." "so your son/daughter was born, when?"
Momma to 5 Girls and 1 Newborn Boy!
Nobody knows how many months it is when you say it in weeks anyways. I just say the closest amount of months.
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The Americans with Disabilities Act is a federal law that grants protections to people with disabilities in several areas, including housing, public services, public spaces and - of course - employment.
The first step to claiming disability discrimination under the ADA is showing disability. Under federal law, a disability is defined as a condition or long-term injury that has a significant impact on a person's ability to participate in "major life events."
This definition focuses on what a disability does to a person, not on any specific conditions or diagnoses. That casts a broad net, which can make it either easier or more difficult to show that someone is disabled.
If a person is in a wheelchair, wears a hearing aid or has another, clearly visible impairment they often won't have trouble demonstrating disability. But there are a variety of conditions that manifest themselves in different ways and can have serious implications for a person's everyday life and not all of them are as apparent. The law also provides protections to people who are not actually disabled but are perceived to be by their employers.
Employers are required to provide "reasonable accommodations" to employees with disabilities if the job has physical demands the employee cannot perform. For example, providing ergonomic furniture or a closer parking space may be considered reasonable accommodations.
If you have been treated unfairly in the workplace because of a disability, your race, age, gender or other protected characteristic, consider contacting an experienced employment law attorney. He or she can work with you to understand your claim, represent your interests and fight for your rights.
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Everyone keeps wondering what is wrong with the Miami Heat. They have actually lost to the Wizards this season, and continually get beat on the boards. Oh, there's your answer. They stink at rebounding. What is the best solution to a rebounding problem? Taller players, apparently. Therefore, the LeBron's are very interested in a forgotten #1 overall draft pick wanting to play again. That man is Greg Oden. But Oden is still hurt, so won't do them any good this year. Oden's NBA career has made Sam Bowie's seem lengthy. Oden hasn't played in game in over 1300 days. He has played in a total of 82 games in two seasons of being on an active roster. He is last game was December 1, 2009. That's ages ago in sports. Oden battled chronic knee problems, and is still recovering from his third microfracture surgery. Sources told ESPN.com that multiple teams already have expressed interest in signing Oden before the end of this season to a multiyear deal that would allow him to continue his rehab until he can get back on the court in training camp in the fall. The Miami Heat are at the front of the line in [...]
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Over two decades since the fall of the Soviet Union, Venezuela shows that planned economies are doomed to failure.
Hugo Chavez won over millions of the poor during his 14 years in power by giving them massive amounts of oil money. But he gave little thought to diversifying the almost totally oil-dependent economy
The free font, ChavezPro, was created to honour Venezuela's deceased former president on the 60th anniversary of his birth
Police in riot gear and soldiers with Kalashnikov assault rifles stood on side streets as dozens of residents boarded buses for their new government-provided apartments
Almost since it was discovered in the 1920s, oil has shaped a nation that produces little else but crude and the public largesse stemming from it
Against all odds, the Quebec election campaign gets dumber, uglier and less tolerant. The Supreme Court's ruling on Marc Nadon has its detractors. Alison Redford broke a promise on free speech. Oh, and your kids aren't buying enough lottery tickets. Please have a chat with them about that.
While the world's attention is focused on Ukraine, deadly riots threaten to topple Nicolás Maduro's socialist petro-autocracy
Venezuelan president's repressive strategy blows up in his face after he allows the arrest of an opposition leader to be aired on prime-time television
Now many are wondering how much longer President Nicolas Maduro, the anointed successor of Chavez, can keep hold of the reins
Despite billions in oil wealth and 13 years of populist rule, Venezuela's economy sinks deeper into despair, forcing the government to consider a plan for food rationing.


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The Baja International Film Festival Film Festival proves to be a great time-enjoying great movies basked with the unparalleled weather of Cabo San Lucas, the festival is anything from ordinary and a true view of appreciation for the arts
The need and want for up to date trends and that 'in the know' ingenuity has increased drastically. Reinaldo Irizarry, author of Style Protocol, brought the answers to many questions at strategically placed in the palm of your hand
Experience Australia the right way! The i Venture card is your all access pass to a perfect escape 'down under'
Minnesotan-born, Hawkes began his career as an actor and musician, settling in Austin, Texas where he co-founded the Big State Production theater company.
Burns talks about his "Alex Cross" experience, career choices, his marriage, his family, changing values, and the influence Woody Allen had on him as a youngster going to the movies with his mother
Edward Burns' filmmaking career began with "The Brothers McMullen, and his cinematic breakout role as an actor was in Steven Spielberg's epic World War II portrait, "Saving Private Ryan," has elevated his status to a bankable movie star
Managed by Ieva Georges, Yelpy is currently performing in hot venues around Los Angeles such as: The Roxy, The Viper Room, The House Of Blues and The Rolling Stone whilst recording his debut solo album
Eclectic beats, colorful crowds, dance parties, and complete and utter chaos are the embodiment and mantra of this festival in the bay
O, The Oprah Magazine brought its "Live Your Best Life" mission to Los Angeles! O You!, an interactive day of seminars and workshops with O Magazine contributors and Oprah's hand-picked experts
This Hollywood Beauty, Bridgetta Tomarchio, is unlike any other as she is smart, beautiful, and remarkably talented
Julia Verdin is the producer of 'Two Jacks'. Recently becoming part of the Hollywood Film Festival, 'Two Jacks' is a film that encompasses many trades and is sure to be a favorite at the festival
Kirsten Potenza and Cristina Pereenboom as creators of the fitness phenomenon POUND Rockout Workout. They're style mavens, each with are just own personal flair just as dynamic as their rockstar-chic regime that has swept the nation
Tyler Perry is a self-made franchise. Perry recently participated in a press conference to promote "Alex Cross"
'Ain't Misbehavin,' a rousing, foot-stomping, dazzling review of the music of Fats Waller is currently on stage at the International City Theatre, closing off their 2012 season
Robert, author of the new book, This Land Of Strangers: The Relationship Crisis That Imperils Home, Work, Politics and Faith, now for the first time, makes sense of our relationships
O, The Oprah Magazine brings its "Live Your Best Life" mission to Los Angeles! O You!, an interactive day of seminars and workshops with O Magazine contributors and Oprah's hand-picked experts
Born March 1986 in Palo Alto, CA Amin El Gamal is a young inspiration to many. Who has been described as an 'Egyptian pharaoh', Amin sits down and gets personal with Splash Magazines
Hip Hop superstar Xzibit prepares for the second stop in his tour for his new album 'Napalm'. Xzibits performance was held at the infamous 'Key Club' on the Sunset Strip, fans gathered to get an up close and personal view on his new music and style
Ghouls, Goblins, Oh My! Celebrities and industry tastemakers gathered at Griffith Park on Sunday, October 7th for the 4th Annual Los Angeles Haunted Hayride
World-famous novelist James Patterson has created one of the most iconic characters in the detective thriller genre with Alex Cross as the central figure
Splash Magazines recently got the 'low down' from a member from Team Noise Pop to get the: behind the scenes, new additions, and quite frankly awesome information to amp up festival goers for this year's production to ensure you have an epic weekend
Kyle Humphrey and Graydon Sheppard have officially mastered 'girl talk'. Sh*t Girls Say has been a world-wide sensation and has quickly swept the nation. Adding in humor with common 'girl lingo', these two are quite the pair
Kim Kardashian recently invited key insiders to the Midori Makeover Parlour, held at the prestigious Fred Segal Salon in Santa Monica for cocktails, appetizers, and manicures
A interactive day of seminars and workshops with Oprah's hand-picked experts that brings the pages of the magazine to life in an energizing, enlightening and inspiring event
The Treasure Island Music Festival is where eclectic beats, colorful crowds, dance parties, and complete and utter chaos collide
From 'American Idol' to Vh1's 'The Voice' to Broadway, Frenchie Davis has been seen everywhere and is making her mark in the industry! Recently Frenchie Davis sat down and got up close and personal about her life and her triumphant journey to stardom
Various celebrities, industry tastemakers and media gathered at the hot night spot in Hollywood, 'The Roxbury' in order to celebrate the premiere and new addition to the hit reality TV show, 'Basketball Wives of LA
Donald Margulies' multiple award-winning "Collected Stories," is a compelling "morality" play, with delicious language, and can now be seen in another revival as a guest production presented by Diane Ladd and Thalia Buitron at The Odyssey Theatre
Bradley Cooper, voted the "Sexiest Man Alive 2011 by PEOPLE, Cooper recently participated in a press conference to promote his latest film, "The Words," a story about a writer who steals another man's manuscript and passes it off as his own
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- The definition of frivolity is acting in a way that is silly or wasteful.
An example of frivolity is a company's use of money for a company party when their sales are down and they must lay off employees.
- the quality or condition of being frivolous
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2016 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 [VIDEO]
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The original Shelby GT350 introduced in 1965 established Mustang's performance credentials. The all-new Shelby GT350 Mustang, featuring the most powerful naturally aspirated Ford production engine ever, is a world-class performance vehicle, designed to tackle the planet's most challenging roads – an all-day track car that's also street legal.