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The Retirement Guys: Protecting what mattersWritten by Nolan Baker Mark Clair | | firstname.lastname@example.com
The stock market indexes many of which finished the year with a bang, reached new record levels in 2013. Thanks to an incredible year in the stock market, many equity investors have seen gains in their accounts as they begin to review the year end statements. Bonds, on the other hand, saw their first negative total return since 1999, with a 2.0% drop in the Barclays Capital Aggregate bond index according to BTN Research. Before you follow investment predictions for 2014, consider taking these steps to protecting what matters.
It is very possible that the stock markets could continue going up in 2014. There has been 18 times that the S&P 500 index was up over 20% in a year since 1945. The following year the markets were up 80% of the time, according to S&P Capital IQ. The Federal Reserve also plans to continue the monthly bond purchases in 2014 buying up to $75 Billion dollars a month. This should further support continued economic growth in 2014.
The challenge with investing in the stock and bond market is that history doesn't always repeat itself. Global and economic changes can occur at anytime that can quickly change the direction of the stock and bond market. Predications about the performance of the stock and bond markets return are often wrong. Simply put, short term, no one has control over the markets. Instead, it is good to stick with fundamentals and make sound investment decisions based upon where you are at right now and where you want to be in the future.
Protect gains. It has been over 800 calendar days without a 10% or greater drop in the S&P 500 index. This recent increase in stock prices makes it one of the longest without a double-digit decline in decades. Investors should review the total performance of their investment accounts every year. Some investors look at performance daily, while others rarely look at the performance of their investment accounts. In our opinion, it is always good balance to look at investment accounts at the start of the New Year. Although every investor's situation is different, while the stock market had a record year and is at a record increase in price, consider locking in profits and move the profits into principally protected accounts, before a decline occurs. Remember, the fundamentals, buy low and sell high.
Pay off debts. Proverbs 22:7 says the borrower is the slave of the lender. No matter an investor's religious beliefs, having debt especially in retirement time can put an investor and his or her family at much greater risk and stress in the future. In our years of experience in working with retirees, a common factor among those who are much more protected against risk is the fact that they are debt free. It can be easy for an investor to want to spend money while times are good and the investment statements look great, but don't. Avoid the urge to spend and add more debt; in fact, do the opposite pay off debts while times are good.
Protect income. Most investors we talk with have the ultimate goal of generating retirement income to live off either now or in the future. If an investor took the steps we just mentioned and paid off debt, that is a great step in protecting income by lowering the amount of outgoing monthly obligations. But don't stop there; look for ways to protect even more income by review investment accounts.
Investing involves two components growth and income. When the two are added together an investor ends up with total return. Don't focus on growth alone; instead do a review of the predictable income that is being generated from each investment account, sometimes called the yield. Not all investments provide income and instead focus on growth alone. While other investments provide income, but have little opportunity for growth. Income producing assets to review include stocks, bonds, mutual funds, bank CD's, alternative assets, and annuities. If your goal is income from your investments, make sure you review how to protect and or increase your investment income for 2014.
For more information about The Retirement Guys, tune in every Saturday at 1 PM on 1370 WSPD or visit www.retirementguysnetwork.com. Securities and Investment Advisory Services are offered through NEXT Financial Group Inc., Member FINRA / SIPC. NEXT Financial Group, Inc. does not provide tax or legal advice. The Retirement Guys are not an affiliate of NEXT Financial Group. The office is at 1700 Woodlands Drive, Suite 100, Maumee, OH 43537. 419-842-0550
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WVU Tripped Up by Top-Ranked Baylor
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – The West Virginia University women's basketball team fell to No. 1 Baylor Saturday night, 80-49, in front of a record-breaking crowd of 13,447 at the WVU Coliseum in its home season finale.
The Mountaineers (17-11, 9-8 Big 12) could not contain Brittney Griner as she became the first opposing player, men's or women's, to score a triple-double in the Coliseum with 28 points, 10 rebounds and 10 blocked shots to lead the Lady Bears (28-1, 17-0 Big 12) to a record-setting 39-game Big 12 regular-season win streak.
Baylor came out hot on a 14-0 run led with four points apiece from Griner and Kimetria Hayden. With 15:10 remaining in the first half, Baylor was 6-of-8 from the field and shooting 75 percent. WVU broke the run with a three from Taylor Palmer, but the Lady Bears would not let up as Baylor would go on another 6-0 run before a layup from Bria Holmes gave the Mountaineers its second basket of the game.
Baylor kept the momentum on their side the rest of the opening half, holding the Mountaineers to 8-of-34 (23.5 percent) from the field, as the Lady Bears took a 38-22 halftime lead.
"I thought we played scared in the beginning," coach Mike Carey says. "This was an opportunity. I like those types of opportunities and we like our team to have those types of opportunities. I'd love to play Baylor again next week. They put it to us here, but I thought there was a stretch there where we got a little confidence, so we just need to build on that."
WVU came out of the break and went on a 12-4 run, which included a pair of threes from Ayana Dunning and Linda Stepney, to bring the Mountaineers within eight – the closest it would come in the game. A jumper and a block from Griner on the following possession would stall WVU's momentum and put Baylor back into control as the Lady Bears stretched their lead out to 31 points.
"I thought the second half we came out and cut it to eight and finally we started playing and moving a little bit. A couple fouls and missed shots, we put them at the foul line and they went back up and we were never back in it. It was good to see we had that one run, a shame we didn't continue that run just to make it interesting," Carey says.
Christal Caldwell led the Mountaineers for the 12th time this season with 14 points, while also chipping in four rebounds. Dunning followed with nine points and Stepney finished the game as the team's leading rebounder with six. Crystal Leary came off the bench to grab five off the boards, while also leading the team with three steals.
"Fantastic crowd—unbelievable. I want to thank everyone for coming. I'm just a little embarrassed we didn't play better," Carey says. "Yaya, it's her last home game here and she's been a great player for us. She is a great young lady and graduated already and is on her master's. I'm really proud of her and just wish her the best."
Behind Griner, Odyssey Sims was the only other player for Baylor in double figures with 10 points, while also posting five assists.
The Bears shot 56 percent from the field (28-50), which is an opponent season-high against WVU. The Mountaineers had its second most attempts from the field in a Big 12 game this season with 71, but were held to a season-low 22.5 percent (16-71) from the field, and were 5-of-24 (20.8%) from 3-point range. Baylor only attempted three treys for 33.3 percent (1-3) and edged out WVU at the charity stripe with 23-of-30 (76.7%), while the Mountaineers were 12-of-17 (70.6%).
The Mountaineers forced 19 Baylor turnovers for 19 points off turnovers, while limiting their own turnovers to 14. WVU also found the edge in steals, grabbing 11 to Baylor's six, but the Lady Bears out-rebounded WVU 48-37 and scored 30 points in the paint to the Mountaineers' 18.
WVU will finish out its inaugural regular season in the Big 12 Conference with a game at Texas on Tuesday, March 5 at the Frank Erwin Special Events Center. Tipoff is scheduled for 8:30 p.m., and will be broadcast on the Longhorn Network.
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Rox: 10 years of Juice Talk with Schylar MeadowsWritten by Martini Rox | | firstname.lastname@example.com
Toledo's first urban community affairs radio talk show has reached a milestone!
Ten years ago the city was optimistic and anticipated talking about issues that mattered in its neighborhoods. The platform would be provided by the first independently owned African-American radio station WJUC.
Schylar Meadows had political and native street knowledge, making her perfect for the position. Fast forward 10 years later, and not only can she run her Sunday morning radio show, she also appears on 13abc with Lee Conklin's "Conklin and Company." Meadows is a highly intelligent woman with a surprising sense of humor. I decided to ask about some of her most memorable moments in the last 10 years on Juice Talk. Here are her picks in her own words.
5. Nostradamus or not…: During the first year, a guy was booked to discuss the end of the world as one of those "apocalyptic" dates in history approached. Not that I am a believer in this type of thing, but all the studio lights blew out during the interview. Too creepy! He has not been back and the lights have never blown out again. The earth is still spinning.
4. The disturbance in the North End, October 2005: A hate group sparked unnecessary chaos/rioting. Mayor Jack Ford called a state of emergency/curfew. I told the station owner I was going to the scene. He redirected me to go LIVE on-air instead. Martini Rox and I provided breaking news coverage. The next day on Juice Talk, I interviewed Mayor Ford and an unnamed eyewitness. The next week a certain media outlet sent cameras to the station without permission to film the show. [They were] dismissed from private premises. Ownership has its privileges!
3. Recognition for a job well done: Receiving the Alpha Phi Alpha Inc. Drum Major Award for activism was tremendous. Also, competing against journalists such as Toledo Free Press Editor in Chief Michael S. Miller for a prestigious editorial award proves talk radio for the hip-hop demographic is to be taken seriously. We discuss the issues and concerns which matter most.
2. A call from the White House: In radio you have to be flexible. What would YOU do if the White House called? Advancing the interview with the First Lady of the United States, the Whitehouse Communications team called the station for me during the 5 o'clock Traffic Jam. The First Lady's staff contacted me directly a few days earlier asking if I would like to interview Mrs. Obama. They never got back to me; I said nothing. I was at school. DJ Jay Roc first thought it was a prank. Then our CEO got on the phone. SURPRISE!
1. Her interview with Michelle Obama: Why is this No. 1? I guess in a selfish way because no one else got to do it! By nature of it being an exclusive interview nobody else in Northwest Ohio got to do that. That is a coup for our station and of course the credibility of Juice Talk, because it's based on the fact that I had worked previously in the political world professionally. They know that they could trust the messenger and that is why it was so important.
Tune in to Juice Talk with Schylar Meadows every Sunday at 10:30am on WJUC 107.3FM.
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Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Lisa Jones was recently named the Lowcountry Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure's marketing and events manager. Jones will be responsible for overseeing the organization's marketing communications department, including event planning for the 20th annual Susan G. Komen Lowcountry Race for the Cure.
Jones worked as the affiliate coordinator for the Komen Lowcountry Affiliate for the past three years. In her previous role, she was the "go to" person for anyone in need of breast health and screening resources and coordinated where they could receive help. She also managed the affiliate's website, social media presence, finances and office duties. A Komen volunteer originally recommended Jones to the organization and she immediately became inspired by the grassroots network surrounding the affiliate, providing education, screening and treatment programs to those most in need. Before joining the affiliate, Jones gained experience in working and volunteering with other nonprofits with their event planning and fundraising efforts.
"I am a breast cancer survivor of a year," says Jones. "It never crossed my mind that I would be diagnosed with the same disease as the men and women I help daily. Fortunately, as one of my doctors said, 'I should be the poster child for early detection.' I was passionate before about breast cancer, but now it's a mission – I'll forever be committed to finding the cure."
Originally from Raleigh, N.C., Jones moved to Mount Pleasant with her husband and two children in 1993. She is an artist and enjoys college football and reading in her spare time.
Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure started as one local 5K (3.1 miles) race and has grown to be a national series of 110+ races in cities around the globe. The Komen Race for the Cure is one of the nation's top 5K races and would not be possible without the 75,000-plus volunteers and respective race committees who help put this event together. The local Race is South Carolina's largest 5K race. To learn more, visit KomenLowcountry.org or call the race hotline at 843-556-3343.
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Fox Creek continued it's impressive play and moved to 11-0 on the season. Andrew Buist picked up his third win on the mound. Darshon Broadwader led the Predators offensive efforts going 3-for-4 with three RBIs. Fox Creek will take on HKP today at 5 p.m.
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Ben Adams was the low round on the day shooting a 38 for North Augusta. The Yellow Jackets will take on Silver Bluff today.
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Synergy Sports will host a rugby camp on James Island this year. Each player will receive instruction on basic rules and positions of rugby. Learn positions, ball handling, passing and game flow. Improve on skills, positions and game.
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The second storm to batter the nation's midsection in less than a week has knocked out power to more than 100,000 homes and businesses. And it's now blamed for at least three deaths.
Authorities say two people were killed in rollovers on Interstate 70 in Kansas, while in Oklahoma a person died when a roof gave way under heavy snow.
The storm dumped more than a foot of snow on parts of Oklahoma yesterday, and high winds caused whiteout conditions that slowed road-clearing efforts.
Schools and major highways in the Texas Panhandle are closed for a second day.
Flights in and out of Kansas City International Airport began to resume this morning. But the Missouri Department of Transportation has issued a "no travel" advisory, asking people to stay off affected highways except in case of a dire emergency.
Even Missouri's heavy-duty snowplows are having trouble staying on the roads. The Kansas City Star reports that at least eight Missouri Department of Transportation snowplows fell into highway ditches.
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Thursday, April 4, 2013
Prom time is quickly coming up and with that comes parties and celebrations and, unfortunately, alcohol and drug abuse. While the goal is for everyone to have a safe and happy celebration, the Dorchester County Sheriff's Office would like to remind both the teens and parents that, in coordination with other local and state agencies, the Dorchester County Traffic Enforcement Unit will be out in force to make sure that the roadways remain safe and that those who choose to drink and drive are not allowed to turn a night of celebration into a night of tragedy. Legally, no teen should be drinking or be in possession of alcohol but, realistically we know that this will not be the case. DUI enforcement will be a high priority.
In a collision, it is a proven fact that seatbelts and child restraints save lives and reduce injuries, South Carolina law makes their use mandatory. Along with DUI enforcement, deputies will be looking for other violations that tend to be the causes in accidents and increase the chances of injury such as not using seatbelts, excessive speed, failure to yield the right of way, disregarding traffic signals and other dangerous violations.
The goal of the Dorchester County Sheriff's Office is for everyone to have a safe and memorable prom with pictures to remind them of this special night, not a ticket, arrest record or worse, a tragedy, that could have been avoided, the consequences of which will follow a person the rest of their lives.
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About a year ago, Shaun Haggerty and his wife were devastated by the loss of their daughter, Sydney Ann Hagerty, who passed away just 20 minutes after her birth. After this experience caused Haggerty and his wife a great deal of distress and anger, Shaun attributes their healing to persons who, at the time, were complete strangers.
"When you go through something that tough, the only thing that gets you through is other people. ... We were so confused and lost, and they helped us through it," Shaun said.
Located in Mount Pleasant, CrossBridge Family Ministries was founded in 2006 with the motto "Where medicine meets ministry," devoted to helping families cope with medical emergencies.
"We fill the gaps of families who have critically ill children," said Melissa Altman, founder of CrossBridge.
For such families, the ministry provides housing at no cost or time limit to the families' stay, clothes, assistance for meals and, if needed, carseats for their little ones.
After the loss of Sydney Ann, CrossBridge provided means for Shaun and his wife to seek counseling and pastoral care, along with assistance in covering costs for funeral arrangements. However, it wasn't just the organization's financial support that made the difference.
The group even sent a photographer to the hospital to capture Sydney's brief life.
"They genuinely felt our pain and tried to help us," Shaun said. "We saw God's love in that."
Haggerty has hosted camps for the past 15 summers and this year's event was a family affair. His mother handled concessions, while his father and sister accepted roles as assistant coaches. West Ashley young adults also lended a helping hand. Drill stations consisted of rebounding, passing, defense, one-on-one moves and agility, along with three-on-three and five-on-five matchups to conclude the day.
Each day's theme was outlined by a "Word of the Day," with the final day's lesson being "Faith."
The camp concluded with a total of 50 participants and raised $5,900 for CrossBridge.
"I'm really proud of the way he's chosen to remember his daughter by giving back to other families," said Altman. "He's pouring himself into these other children. ... It's a beatiful thing they're doing."
Altman encourages all families dealing with a medical crisis to contact CrossBridge for assistance. She reminds them that they are not alone.
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Dealing with the loss of infants "never gets any easier," Altman admits, but she states that CrossBridge will continue their outreach as long as necessary. "We know this is what God told us to do."
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By Dave from USA on 2008-01-27 16:18:35Things I liked:Accurate even before it's broken in. Great Rekord trigger, I havent even made any adjustments. Muzzle velocity is as good or better than stated, much unlike RWS claims. Not at all hard to cock.
Things I would have changed:A bit on the heavy side. A sling is a must for field trips.
What others should know:This rifle rocks! Very accurate and very consistent, even before break in. I can get fat 1.0" groups @ 50 yards with open sights......not bad at all! Dont take the following info as this being a poorly made rifle, but it seems if you pay about 600 bucks for one there would have been better attention to those details mentioned. I have heard that Weirhrauch was cutting some corners in manufacture, this may be what I've seen. I had reason to remove the stock, and was surprised while inspecting the visible spring tube and other areas hidden by the stock. There were metal shavings left from machining and metal bits still attached at the ends of machined slots and holes. I had expected the interior of the stock would have had a good sanding, and these metal bits would have been removed, but that didnt happen. I took care of the shavings myself, and the big router fuzz left over on the stock can sit there......for now.
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By frette from USA on 2008-05-04 22:43:29Things I liked:I have two R1s, a .177 I purcheased in 1983 and a .22 I purchased 10 years later. Both triggers are exceptional and both group far better that I can shoot. Fit and finish are excellent. The .177 has a Beeman Blue Ring (aka Hako) 2-7 scope that I like a lot.
Things I would have changed:Lose the iron sights at the factory and include a trigger shoe. My .22 has a BSA 2-7 scope that may be going away. The gun deserves better.
What others should know:The Beeman R1 book is a very good read. Both guns seem to like H&N Match. I use the "artillery hold" exclusively.
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CLEAR FORK – Tug Valley made a valiant, hard-fought effort in its Friday night game against Westside played at Clear Fork in Wyoming County. However, the Panthers came up short 34-30.
Tug Valley trailed scored 22 points in the final quarter, but couldn't get over the hump losing to the Renegades.
The Panthers struck first in the game as senior signal caller Mikey Newsome hooked up with senior tight end Corey Dillon on a 5-yard TD pass. Newsome's pass to Aaron Muncy for the 2-point conversion gave TVHS and early 8-0 lead with 3:10 left in the first quarter.
Neither team scored in the second quarter and the Panthers took the lead into the dressing room at the half.
Westside got its first lead with 7:37 remaining in the third quarter as Mike Mullens scored on a 30-yard run. The conversion pass failed, so Tug Valley kept the lead at 8-6.
The Renegades took their first lead with 2:08 left in the third quarter as Justin Cogar hit pay-dirt from two yards out. The run failed, but Westside took a 12-8 lead.
In the final quarter, Newsome once again hooked up with Dillon on a 20-yard pass. The conversion pass failed, but the Panther regained the lead at the 9:18 mark of the fourth quarter at 14-12.
Westside took the lead with 8:54 remaining in the contest as Mike Mullens scored on a 41-yard run. The conversion run was stopped, but the home team took an 18-14 advantage.
With 5:40 left in the game, Tug Valley's David Runyon scored from two yards out. Newsome hit Austin Baisden with the conversion pass to give his team a 22-18 lead.
The lead continued to see-saw back and forth. This time it was Westside scoring with 5:14 left in the final quarter. Mullens scored on a 10-yard run. Cogar connected with Mathew Harless for the 2-point conversion pass to make it 26-22 Westside.
A short time later, with 5:02 left in the game, Westside's Mullens scored on a nice 22-yard run. Cogar's pass to Corey Bowles for the 2-point conversion gave the Renegades a 34-22 lead.
Tug Valley fought back and with 2:04 left in the game Newsome connected with Tyler Conley for a 21-yard TD pass. Conley's conversion run cut the lead to 34-30.
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Tug Valley had 412 yards of total offense, 263 yards on the ground and 149 through the air. The Panthers were only penalized twice for 20 yards.
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Runyon led Tug Valley with 22 yards on 15 carries and scored one TD. Muncy carried the ball 21 times for 85 yards, while Justin Baisden had 17 carries for 50 yards. The receiving yards saw Dillon catch seven passes for 67 yards and a pair of TDs, while Muncy caught two balls for 33 yards. Baisden had one reception for 28 yards and Conley one catch for 21 yards.
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Hi again guys! As usual, enjoyed the interview with Colin and Carrick. Just for grins, I went to youtube to check out the videos, including the ones from 'igroops' to see the Barbie video- next time you might let Annabelle do the Barbie voice- or check to see if Barbie is a former East German swimmer;) I also saw that you had a couple of other videos there- including Bo and Ryan rapping the Toastmasters toe-tap?! Stick to the EVCAST guys, and don't be caught anytime in the hood. Oh yeh- 4:03pm CST, the curtain is till up at FOSH auto- same at 4:10, 4:16, 4:23, 4:27...okay, you get the picture- perhaps 'CST' is literal- and since we are still in Daylight Savings time, or 'CDT,' the curtain won't go up for another hour because they forgot to set their clocks forward last Spring;-) Will check back at that time!
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ARRGH! At the http://www.foshelectricauto.com/ site, you have to click on the 8-18-2008 release notice that became a link, presumably at 4:00. Of course, there is not much there as yet- they are holding off on pictures and videos until a 'major' news channel interviews them next Monday;-) Also, the initial $25,000 price tag jumps to $45-50K after the first 10 cars, and it uses NiMH batteries instead of Li-ion. And here, for me, is the stunner- they are here someplace in Austin! However, they will not disclose their location until after the 'News Channel Release." I will have to see what I can see;-)
Oh- and you can buy one of the EVT-3 cars, only in Austin for now, on Friday, November 28, 2008 (well, at least it is not 'sometime at the end of 2010;-)
My favorite part of the press release is this.
"we are scheduling appearances on EVcast, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, and The Big Idea."
The EVcast gets top billing ahead of the tiny little show called The Tonight Show.
As part of GM's Centennial celebration on Sept. 16th check out their webcast GMnext.com beginning 8:30AM EDT.
Here is a summary thus far- FOSH is either a scam, a hoax (FOSH to some means 'Full of SH**' apparently;-), or they have made a significant breakthru- there is an article at:
that talks about this- that the ability to collect the mid-range infrared has been developed, and can be done cheaply- what it lacks (and it is a BIG lack) is the ability to translate the captured heat waves, which apparently resonate at an extremely high frequency, to electricity- personally, I think this makes it a hoax, given their name- additionally, however, the phone number listed on the web-site registration belongs to some individual at the Austin Fire Marshall's, not to a FOSH participant- that almost makes me think scam rather than hoax! Well, well! We will see next Monday I quess! Unless, of course, Bo can penetrate their technology via interview!
Building a car, any car, is a difficult business. It is very capital intensive and for that reason, only the Big Boys do it. So the idea that a couple of individuals in Austin are going to build a car, any car, other than prototype is unlikely.
So given that it is unlikely that they could build cars at all without the help of the Big Boys, it is doubly unlikely that they could build this WunderCar.
But still we all want to believe.
It is "safe" to be skeptical of all these claims.. after all, nobody wants to look like a moron for falling for a sham. For me, I like to keep the possibility open because someone is always the first. It bugs me when people dismiss possible breakthroughs simply because "it has never been done before". Having said that, there are many signs that point to scams, fraud, shams, cons, whatever you want to call them. When those signs are all around you, it is very difficult to keep "an open mind".
As for FOSH, I will remain open to this possibilty for now and have a much better sense after my initial converstation with them. If they prove convincing, I will certainly do an interview and let our listeners decide for themselves.
Who IS Jason Geise?;-)
Bo - Stop bashing Toyota for progressing in a methodical manner - plug in Prius is one step, a full electric yet another. The company that brought us the Camry is not known for its revolutionary efforts, rather executing very well in an evolutionary manner.
GM on the other hand, should not be lauded for 'making a leap' with the Volt because they ALREADY introduced a full electric more than ten years ago - Google "EV-1" to review how they fumbled that lead.
For really interesting reading, check out the full EV that achieved 375 miles (not a typo) on a single charge - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solectria_Sunrise - in 1996.
The 375 miles is amazing, but perhaps unrealistic. There is a little note at the bottom of the wikipedia article
400 miles (643 km) at 30 mph (48 km/h), 200 miles (321 km)at 60 mph (96 km/h)
So perhaps 200 miles is more realistic. I don't mean to diminish what Mr. Warden has accomplished. However, having some EPA or Idaho National Labs certified numbers is important in these claims. The 375 miles was achieved with a champion solar race car driver at the wheel running no AC or anything else. This is not comparable with Telsa running 220 miles in an EPA certified test on a full-up car rather than a Sunrise with all the sound damping materials removed to reduce weight.
By the way, Toyota jumped into the EV pool at the same time as GM (RAV-4 EV) and in that way seems very similar to GM. Toyota jumped back out of the pool just about as fast as GM. So again, very similar.
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Absolutely right John - the Solectria Sunrise' record run of 375 miles was achieved under specific conditions. What I admired most about the record was that it occurred 12 years ago!
And regarding Toyota v GM - you can still by one of those RAV4-EVs...
Plus, Toyota rolled out the Prius in 1997, exporting to U.S. in 2000.
What did GM roll out in 1999? The Escalade.
I wonder if GM and Toyota's behaviors are self consistant.
Toyota Prius 1997, big leap forwardToyota RAV-4 ev, Incremental, followed by full retreatToyota Prius Plug-in, Seems slow and incremental
GM EV1 1997, big leap forward, follow by full retreatGM Volt, 2010, big leap forward
GM seems to have a "swing for the fences" mentality but that isn't always the case with Toyota. I think the original Prius was a "swing for the fences" approach, but more recent efforts they have taken a different approach.
As for GM's production of large vehicles, this has never really bothered me. Different companies pursue different market segments (even Toyota has started to go after the large truck market). European car makers are fined every year by the EPA for failure to meet CAFE (fuel efficiency standards). This iincludes Mercedes, Volvo, Saab, etc. US and Japanese companies meet the CAFE standards. This really has more to do with business decisions and being a moral or immoral company.
My real regrets are an increasing number of Americans choosing large vehicles. It is hard for me to blame someone in a one-on-one setting. People have different needs for the vehicles and who am I to judge. However, as a whole nation, I really hate the trend to larger vehicles that has taken place over the last 15 years. But generally, I blame the consumer rather than the manufacturer.
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I used to have the older version of the Hesh that had the inline volume control and I loved that at work. after 2 of using the Hesh for 8 hours a day 5 days a week one of the speakers died. No problem with the lifetime warranty! I sent them back to Skullcandy and they replaced them with the most updated version! I was a little dissapointed that they got rid of the inline volume control and replaced it with a mic, but the sound is still great and these are still my go to headphones for bumpin' Dubstep at work all day!
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A number of security lockdown changes in Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) may cause problems with Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI), especially in remote scenarios. For example, Windows Firewall is enabled by default in Windows XP SP2. Also, DCOM restrictions in Windows XP SP2 are different from DCOM restrictions in earlier versions of Windows.
Because of security changes, you may receive "access denied" error messages when you access WMI in Microsoft Windows XP SP2. You may also have problems when you access a non-Windows XP SP2-based computer from a Windows XP SP2-based computer if you use an asynchronous query.
Troubleshoot WMI-related issues in Windows XP SP2When you troubleshoot WMI-related issues, first determine whether the issue is local or remote. To do this, try to access WMI locally to rule out network problems. If the problem occurs even when you access WMI locally, the problem is not related to security changes in Windows XP SP2.
If the problem does not occur when you access WMI locally, the issue may be related to Windows Firewall and to DCOM. When you perform a remote WMI operation from a computer A to computer B, a DCOM connection must be established from computer A to computer B. On computer B, both Windows Firewall and DCOM must be configured to allow the connection. If the WMI operation is synchronous or semi-synchronous, only one connection is required. However, if the WMI operation is asynchronous, another connection from computer B to computer A is required.
To establish connection 1 between computer A and computer B, follow these steps:
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Open the DCOM portBefore you enable ports in Windows Firewall, make sure that the Windows Firewall: Allow local port exceptions setting in Group Policy is enabled. To do this, follow these steps:
The DCOM port is TCP 135. To open the DCOM port, follow these steps:
netsh firewall add portopening [TCP/UDP][Port][Name]
Add a client application to the Windows Firewall Exceptions listBefore you define program exceptions in Windows Firewall, make sure that the Windows Firewall: Allow local program exceptions setting in Group Policy is enabled:
To add a client application to the Windows Firewall Exceptions list, follow these steps:
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ExampleWhen you try to use the System Information tool, Msinfo32.exe, to connect to a remote a computer that is running Microsoft Windows XP SP2, you receive the following error message:
Note In this message, computer name is a placeholder.
The connection to computer name could not be established. Check to see that the network path name is correct, that you have sufficient permission to access Windows Management Instrumentation, and that Windows Management Instrumentations is installed on the computer.
To work around this problem, follow the steps that are mentioned in the Allow for remote administration section.
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One way to tackle the frightening population trends, according to Robert W. Gillespie, is through health care reform. From July 1976 to August 1978 Mr. Gillespie founded Population Communication. This organization was created to conduct innovative family planning projects and to communicate population messages to national leaders in developing countries. As the president of Population Communication, Robert Gillespie helped author the Statement on Population Stabilization which has been signed by 48 heads of government.
A graduate from California Polytechnic State University with a master of public health in population planning from the University of Michigan, Robert Gillespie has contributed to numerous books, articles, and films regarding population and family planning. This is a problem without an easy solution, but one that must not be ignored. Come prepared for a discussion that will remind you of the seriousness of this health care issue.
Dr. Blinkhorn brings to his Athenaeum presentation an extraordinarily distinguished background in teaching, research, and writing on the comparative social and political history of southern European countries. A fellow of the Royal Historical Society, director of Lancaster University's Centre for Social History, and editor of European History Quarterly, he has authored or edited, among other books, Carlism and Crisis in Spain, 1931-1939 (1975); Spain in Conflict 1931-1939: Democracy and its Enemies (1987); and Fascists and Conservatives in Europe (1990).
All are invited to join in the continued exploration of the development, proliferation, and resurgence of fascism in our time.
Mr. Schabarum was elected to the State Assembly in 1966, 1968, and 1970. There, he authored the most progressive antipollution legislation in the United States and worked consistently for welfare reform. He was appointed to the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors by then Governor Ronald Reagan in 1972 and was subsequently continued as Supervisor until his retirement in 1991. In his more than 18 years as Los Angeles County Supervisor, Mr. Schabarum became known for his tough stance against government taxation and the inefficient use of public revenues.
A native Californian, Pete Schabarum attended UC Berkeley where he was an All-Conference halfback, playing in three Rose Bowls for the Berkeley Golden Bears. Afterwards, he joined the San Francisco 49ers for the 1951-52 and 1953-54 seasons. Before returning to Los Angeles to build his own independent commercial development company, Pete Schabarum served in the U.S. Air Force during the Korean War. Now retired from office, Mr. Schabarum is working to promote term limits for elected officials at all levels of government.
The Rose Institute and the Athenaeum are pleased to provide you with the opportunity to learn about this important political issue and discuss its ramifications with an experienced and committed public servant.
trial in U.S. history.
Camp Logan: Houston Mutiny and Court Martial of 1917 (1987) focuses mainly on the rising tensions within the 24th Infantry leading up to the riot. Six blacks had been lynched the year before in Houston and the Ku Klux Klan boasted almost five million members nationally. The 24th had a proud history, having recently returned from serving under Teddy Roosevelt and General John J. Pershing. Eager to be sent to France to fight in World War I, they were instead employed as day laborers, harassed and beaten by the Houston police, demeaned on street cars and at drinking-water barrels, forced to adhere to Jim Crow laws, and stripped of their military dignity and privilege in public.
Of the 118 soldiers of the 24th Infantry who were tried in this country's largest court-martial, 111 were convicted, 19 were hanged, 63 were sentenced to life in prison, and 29 received lesser hard-labor sentences.
With the aid of a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, Camp Logan became a full scale production in 1989 and has since been touring the country-a tour which included a performance at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.
The Office of Black Student Affairs, the Dean of Students at Claremont McKenna College, and the Athenaeum are pleased to offer you the opportunity to learn something about this little known chapter of American history. The performance will take place in McKenna Auditorium.
DAVID KOONSE, guitar
PUTTER SMITH, bass
-Lew Ellenhorn
Lew Ellenhorn has taken his musicianship beyond the scope of music into the realm of organizations and human relations. Currently involved in the development of methods for enhancing understanding and communication within organizations through the use of metaphors and art-based perspectives, Dr. Ellenhorn believes that most human interactions are musical events and can be described in structural terms and as musically relevant processes.
Using performance as a vehicle, this distinguished trio will provide the audience with a different perspective on human interaction. Lew Ellenhorn received his Ph.D. in social psychology from UCLA, where he also taught organizational/industrial psychology, group dynamics, and social psychology. An emeritus professor of psychology, Dr. Ellenhorn has a longstanding relationship with The Claremont Colleges, having taught at Pitzer College from 1966 to 1991.
Lew Ellenhorn has performed with the Chicago Symphony and the Los Angeles Philharmonic and has recorded with Harry Belafonte, Tony Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Marilyn Monroe, and many others. His melodic clarinet can also be heard on the soundtracks of several motion pictures.
David Koonse, described by the noted jazz critic Leonard Feather as a "most elegant guitarist," was a featured soloist at the 1993 Los Angeles Classical Jazz Festival. Mr. Koonse has performed and recorded with George Shearing, Red Norvo, Chico Hamilton, Peggy Lee, Rod McKuen, and Benny Goodman. In the Los Angeles area David Koonse performs with Buddy Collette, Alan Broadbent, and Page Cavanagh and teaches jazz guitar at Pasadena City College.
A very active musician on the Los Angeles scene, Putter Smith has played with such artists as Thelonious Monk, Duke Ellington, Art Blakey, Johnny Mathis, Billy Eckstine, and Freddie Hubbard. Mr. Smith currently teaches at Musician's institute in Hollywood and Pasadena City College.
Dr. Zarubina has devoted her life to promoting peace and understanding. As an interpreter of German, English, and French, Ms. Zarubina accompanied Stalin to the Yalta and Potsdam conferences. She also served as President Roosevelt's hostess at the Soviet Embassy in Tehran and Churchill's hostess in Yalta. As the head interpreter of all Communist Party Congresses and head interpreter of the Soviet delegation for ten years for the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE), Dr. Zarubina was in Helsinki at the signing of the Helsinki Accords.
A woman of many talents, Dr. Zarubina participated in the Helsinki Olympics in 1952, has taught at numerous diplomatic and international institutions, and is a founder of the International Educators for Peace and Understanding Movement. Her reflections on Yalta are sure to be fascinating, so do not miss the opportunity to meet a woman whose goal is to spread goodwill and peace throughout the world.
Nominated as a compromise presidential candidate in the June 1993 national election, Dr. Ilmars Lazovskis is in a unique position to provide an insider's perspective on the political situation in the Baltic region.
Chairman of the Internal Medicine Department at the Latvian Medical Academy, Dr. Lazovskis is a prominent figure in Latvian political and cultural life and is fluent in six languages.
A graduate of the Medical Institute of Riga, Dr. Lazovskis has published more than 130 articles for various medical journals and conferences throughout the world. His special interests are medical ethics, medicine and philosophy, phenomenology, and Latvian language and culture.
Dr. Edite Lazovska, a practicing gynecologist and also a professor at the Latvian Medical Academy, accompanies her husband on this tour as a lecturer on the medical education of midwives in Latvia.
Lunch is served at 11:45 and Dr. Lazovskis will speak at 12:15.
-Derek Bok
What is the voucher initiative? How will it affect public and private schools? What is the best way to implement a voucher system? These questions and many more will be addressed in our panel debate on the voucher initiative. The Athenaeum is indeed fortunate to have three distinguished speakers addressing different sides of the voucher issue. Terry Moe is a proponent of the voucher initiative. Albert Shanker is vehemently opposed to any kind of voucher plan. Contrary to both Shanker and Moe, John Coons is pro-voucher but does not like the current voucher initiative.
Mr. Terry M. Moe is currently a professor of political science at Stanford University. He has authored a book entitled Politics, Markets, and America's Schools (1990) that has received much national attention. Professor Moe has also, in connection with the Brookings Institution-where he served as a senior fellow-written a book entitled A Lesson in School Reform from Great Britain (1992). He will attempt to convince us that there is a need for the voucher initiative in the American school system.
An opponent to the voucher initiative, Albert Shanker has been the president of American Federation of Teachers since 1974. As the first teacher to become a member of the AFL-CIO Executive Council, Mr. Shanker now holds the position of senior vice-president of the AFL-CIO. He is also chairman of the General Board's Department for Professional Employees, the chair of the General Board's International Affairs Committee, and the founding president of Education International, a federation of teachers from democratic countries around the world. Mr. Shanker has earned a doctorate in philosophy from Columbia University. Furthermore, he has taught at New York City schools, as well as at Harvard University and Hunter College.
A professor of law at the University of California at Berkeley, Professor John E. Coons supports the idea of vouchers in education, but not the current voucher initiative. He has taught at numerous institutions all over the world including Northwestern University, University of Freiburg, University of Cologne, and the University of Tokyo. He was also a scholar in residence at the Rockefeller Center in Bellagio, Italy. Professor Coons has written many books, articles, and chapters on the issue of vouchers. His books include Family Choice in Education: A Model for State Voucher Systems (1971), Education by Choice: The Case for Family Control (1978), and Scholarships for Children (1992).
The debate will take place in McKenna Auditorium. Be prepared for a lively debate and a most exciting evening.
There are a number of things that will be different this year at the Athenaeum. We will be purchasing the books of all of our guest speakers. These books, and magazine articles on upcoming speakers, will be placed on a shelf in Parents Library. In the past we have found that speakers become more interesting if one is familiar with their work. So, with that in mind, we hope that everyone will take advantage of our new library collection.
Another change is that all head table arrangements will be made ahead of time. If you would like to sit with the speaker please drop Henry a note in the Fellows' Box in the Athenaeum office, or call Henry.
We would also like to remind you of our longstanding dress code for everyone attending dinner. What we ask is very simple. No jeans, T-shirts, or shorts will be allowed. However, dress is casual if you wish to just drop by at 6:45 p.m. for the program, attend lunch, or stop by for tea. Thank you for your cooperation in this.
We want to encourage as much student participation at Athenaeum events as possible. If you ever have any ideas or suggestions, please drop us a note or give us a call, even if it is just to ask what time tea starts. So, if there is a person you have always wanted to hear speak, or if your brother's best friend's sister is someone famous, let us know and we will try to help you bring that guest to the Ath!
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Holly A. Fisher, owner of HAF Creative in Mount Pleasant, has been named the president of FemCity Charleston, the local chapter of Femfessionals, a group for smart, savvy, accomplished, professional women and business owners.
FemCity Charleston hosts monthly connection luncheons, workshops and social events for business women in the greater Charleston area. Women have an opportunity to promote themselves and their businesses while making meaningful connections.
"I'm delighted to step into the role of president of FemCity Charleston and deepen my connections with the amazing professional women in the Charleston community," Fisher said. "I'm constantly amazed by the incredible women in our midst and the impact they have."
Fisher is the owner of HAF Creative, a communications company offering writing, editing and marketing services and website creation. She writes for a number of local publications and manages public relations and social media for local nonprofits and small businesses. Fisher has a bachelor's degree in journalism from Ohio University and a master of mass communication from the University of South Carolina. She is also active with the Charleston American Marketing Association, Center for Women and Postpartum Support Charleston. Fisher lives in Mount Pleasant with her husband and daughter.
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iPad mini has stereo speakers
Wake me, I must be dreaming, because it turns out the iPad mini has stereo speakers. Apple didn't announce it during the iPad mini event, but they're clearly shown (if not clearly labeled) on Apple.com. (Really, Apple should have talked about this in the iPad mini video at the very least!)
Google's Nexus 7 also apparently has stereo speakers and Google also apparently isn't bothering to mention it. That may be becuase small external stereo speakers on a device as small as a the iPad mini aren't going to be anything like giant stereo speakers in your home theater, and a good headset will still give the best experience. Still, every little bit helps.
First the EarPods, now stereo speakers on an iOS device? I take back 12% of the complaints I've made about Apple ignoring audio. [An argument could be made for 15% - Rene]
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iPad mini has stereo speakers
I just had 12% of a moment.
What about Ipad 4? Any luck?
Every iPad has stereo speakers. The iPad 3 has stereo speakers, and we have every reason to believe that the iPad 4 will have them.
Behind the single grille are 2 speakers. (Check the teardowns; this is true for the iPad 1, iPad 2, and iPad 3.) The left speaker plays the left stereo channel and the right speaker plays the right stereo channel. You can easily confirm this yourself using GarageBand by adjusting the track pan/balance.
The only reason the iPad mini is getting attention now is because Apple added a second grille and centered the speakers. Still 2 speakers, still stereo. Apple doesn't talk about it because the speaker positioning makes the stereo effect very weak.


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A little change can do some serious good.
One month ago, Chicago Wolves forward Nathan Longpre made a pledge: if he could raise $750 in support of Chicago Wolves Charities by the end of February, he would shave off his long locks. The effort was inspired by the plight of Longpre's friend and former teammate, Chris Kushneriuk, who was diagnosed with testicular cancer last year at 25.
"It was heartbreaking when I heard," Longpre said when he launched his fundraising efforts. "I feel I need to be of assistance somehow and to show my support and give this cause everything I can."
He left it all on the floor – literally – Monday morning at Hair Cuttery in Hoffman Estates, when stylist Fran Zelma buzzed off several inches of hair from Longpre's head. While his new reflection was a bit of a shock, losing his hair meant Longpre accomplished what he set out to do.
"This feels good. It feels really good," he said. "It's obviously a change, but it's a good change. I can definitely get used to it."
While Zelma was taming his hair one layer at a time, Longpre commented he was already "feeling lighter" and his mop no longer resembled a "mullet."
"I haven't had hair this short in years, probably about six years. Not since I was a young kid," he said. "I have cut it periodically, but I hadn't had short hair like this."
He's hoping to not be the only one who appreciates his new 'do.
"My girlfriend was really supportive of me going through with this," he said. "I hope she's going to like it. Let's hope."
But any trepidation Longpre may have felt over the last month was squashed by thoughts of Kushneriuk.
"I have no regrets about any of this. I was sure of my decision," he said. "I was so glad to do this for my friend. He's doing really well now, I think. I'm going to see him soon."
"This is something I'm really proud of and I hope he's proud of me for trying to help him through this time of need."
To donate to Nathan's friend Chris, visit http://chriskushneriuk.org/.


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•10:a.m.-Bethlehem United Methodist Church, 321 Redland Rd., Advance is having their annual Good Neighbor BBQ fundraiser. Take out lunch orders will include ½ Port-a-Pit chicken or pork barbecue, slaw, baked beans, roll and dessert. Lunch may be picked up between 10:30 – 2:00 pm at the church or on Hwy #801S beside Nature's Way nursery in Advance. Supper will be served at the church from 5:00 – 7:00pm. Cost of the meal will be $9.00 which will support people in our community who are experiencing difficult times. Please come out and support our community!
Saturday, September 29
•6:30 p.m.-Soul'd Out Quartet and The Boys will be at Charity Baptist Church in Boonville. For more information contact 336-367-7939. They will be receiving a love offering.
Sunday, September 30
•11 a.m.-Bread of Life Baptist Church, 4557 NC 801-N Mocksville, will have Home Coming and Old Fashioned Day at the worship service. Rev. Fred Carlton will be the guest speaker. Fellowship meal to follow. Everyone is welcome.
Saturday, October 6 •4 p.m.-Outdoor gospel singing. Food will be provided and bring your lawn chairs. Featured singers are Valor III and The Messengers Quartet at Believers Baptist Church on Highway 601 in Yadkinville across from the Yadkinville Volunteer Fire Department. •7 a.m.-3 p.m.-Inside Yard Sale at the Yadkin County Senior Building in Yadkinville. All proceeds go to Yadkinville Church of Christ Building Fund.
Sunday, October 7
•10:30 a.m.-Mountain View Baptist Church of Hamptonville will be celebrating Homecoming and our 105th anniversary in the Lord's service. Our morning worship service will begin at 10:30am and will be followed with a Homecoming meal at noon. Please bring your favorite covered dishes and join us. Our 7:00pm worship service will include special music from current and past Mountain View members. Everyone is welcome! Mountain View is located at 1232 Mountain View Church Road and our phone number is 336-468-8199.
•12 p.m.-until, Old Fashion Sunday at West Yadkin Baptist Church. Get out your overalls or borrow your grandmas' bonnet. Bring the whole family for a time of fun and fellowship. Covered dish- Bring your favorites. Home-made Pie Contest. Bring your old timey photos for our "Guess Who" table.
Got any antiques for our 'Whats That?" corner? Sunflower seed spitting and Hoop Rolling contest. Sack race (weather permitting). Hores & Buggy Ridesd (weather permitting). Prizes will be given for the best dressed man, woman, & child. Hope to see you there!
Sunday, October 7-9
•11 a.m.- Evangelist Dr. John Rasey will speak at Berean Baptist Church, 2238 Buck Shoals Road, Hamptonville. After the service on Sunday lunch will be served in the fellowship hall. Mon. and Tues. night services will began at 7 p.m.. Everyone is invited. Rev. David Pattisall ids the Pastor.
Sunday, October 7-10
•West Yadkin Baptist Church is holding revival services. Service times are: Sunday - 11am, 7pm; Monday-Wednesday - 7pm nightly. We are excited to have Christian Chapman, preacher and evangelist from Charlotte, NC as our guest speaker. More information and sample videos about Christian Chapman are available on the following site: www.christianchapman.com. For directions to our church, please visit our website: www.wybc.net. For more information, please e-mail us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Saturday, October 13
•10a.m.-2:30 p.m.-Yadkinville UMC Blood Drive at the Family Like Center, 204 West Main Street, Yadkinville.
Saturday, October 27 •4 p.m.- Fall Festival for Jesus. There will be games, food will be provided and trunk or treat will be available for children. Believers Baptist Church off Highway 601 in Yadkinville, across from the Yadkinville Volunteer Fire Department. Sunday, October 28
•5 p.m.-8 p.m.-Fall Festival and Port-a-Pit Chicken Dinner at Union Grove Church (sponsored by Children's Ministry). The Festival is free and fun for all ages, they will have a hayride, trunk or treat, candy, prizes, inflatable's, games and more. The Chicken dinner is a fund raiser for Lesley Benton and family's expenses due to Lesley's illness, $7 per plate, take out or eat in (chicken, baked beans, slaw, roll, dessert). Bring your friends and family! For more info call (336)961-5792


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