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When the winter comes, pink blossoms and mist decorate Doi Phu Kha creating a pink mountain.
At dawn, the mountain range is dark and cool with a chilly breeze. The valley, filled with natural abundance, is covered in thick morning mist. Doi Phu Kha is the only forest in Thailand that possesses some of the rarest species of trees in the world including the precious Bretschneidera sinensi, Arecaceae, and Sapindaceae. Visit in winter and you will find the sweet hue of Wild Himalayan Cherry flowers blossoming all over the mountain.
Tourists can also enjoy a short trekking trip along the natural trail and visit nam-ork-roo at Suncharoen village. If you are the adventurous kind, visit the twelve storey Poo Fah waterfall which is situated in the heart of the forest. Having a campfire and admiring millions of shimmering stars at night will surely guarantee an everlasting memory.
Visiting in the rainy season provides the opportunity to try the famous fried bamboo caterpillar, tasty and very nutritious. PP Milk & Coffee House on the way to Wiang Saa village is also highly recommended.
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Oh, dear. This is probably not the symbolism the White House wanted.
Hours after CIA Director John Brennan took the oath of office—behind closed doors, far away from the press, perhaps befitting his status as America's top spy—the White House took pains to emphasize the symbolism of the ceremony.
"There's one piece of this that I wanted to note for you," spokesman Josh Earnest told reporters at their daily briefing. "Director Brennan was sworn in with his hand on an original draft of the Constitution that had George Washington's personal handwriting and annotations on it, dating from 1787."
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* Are you worried that your teen is burying her feelings?
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* And what's with that attitude, anyway?
You're frustrated and losing your cool. It's normal for your kids to push the limits and try to break away when they hit adolescence, but it doesn't mean you just sit back and live with it. Whether they admit it or not, they need you, and they need limits, too. (We all know what happens when there are no limits!)
And when you're having a bad day, are overwhelmed or are just plain tired, your best intentions in dealing with your child just go right out the window. Does this sound familiar? You've been there, I've been there — the times when you don't feel strong enough to stand your ground, stay calm, use what you know. You're definitely not feeling the love! Could you use some help?
You don't need to be in a crisis with your child to reap the benefits of TALK SO YOUR TEEN WILL LISTEN. The question is, why would you wait? Why would you wait until you have no choice? (Read the story of a mom who successfully used these skills to move her son beyond a messy situation he created.)
If you're ready to increase cooperation and responsible behavior, to have teens who are confident and resilient, to set reasonable limits and enforce them without being angry first, and still have a close and loving relationship, TALK SO YOUR TEEN WILL LISTEN is for you!
This process works. I invite you to create a brighter future for you and your children.
This 4-session series is group coaching at its best, and the group is intentionally small. You see, I don't do programs where I lecture to a large group for an hour and then give you a few minutes of Q & A at the end. You get personalized attention here.
This course is for you if you're ready to dive in and participate, to learn, to practice, and to support each other. You must be ready to learn some new skills and use them! If this training is a good fit for you, you're open to letting go of the old way of doing things, because it hasn't been working well for you anyway. You're ready for the challenge, and ready for change.
So what is this program all about?
Session #1 – Dealing with Feelings
Instead of dismissing or ignoring feelings, using logic and explanations, or going against your better judgment, you will learn skills and specific wording so that your child trusts you when there's something important to talk about. We'll cover the three levels of listening (and which level you should be at as often as possible), the language of emotions and do some role play to help this new language become second nature for you, there when you need it.
Session #2 – Getting Their Cooperation
Like most parents, you probably figured that when your kids reached adolescence, they would have learned all the lessons you've been drilling into them. But they still need reminders to do homework, eat right, shower once in a while, wake up on time, pick up their clothes, stop texting, and 'do not use that tone of voice'.
And while you may want to dive right into the bigger, scarier issues, rest assured that it's how you handle the everyday challenges that lays the groundwork for the bigger issues. So it's important to have a firm, yet reasonable and loving bond. It's this connection that will have them turning to you when they are confused, tempted or conflicted.
Session #2 gives you new skills to get their cooperation and be the trusted adult in their life. Remember that trust is also about your child knowing that you will be reasonable, calm and objective, instead of emotional and irrational and frustrated.
Session #3 – To Punish or not to Punish
Punishment is the most widely accepted method of discipline (even though it's not the most effective). You'll understand the difference between punishment and consequences, and why consequences work better.
It often feels easier to punish. Punishment may stop a behavior, and it may also stop children from self-correcting and learning from their mistakes. You'll learn strategies and skills that will allow you to express your disapproval and at the same time encourage responsible behavior; to make expectations clear and put responsibility back where it belongs… with your teen! The beauty of it is that you CAN do this, and you can do it without the anger.
Session #4 – Bonus – It's too easy to lose your resolve and motivation, so I've added this fourth session to help you stay strong, focused and on track. This is a 'booster shot' to make sure you're confident in using your new skills, and to address any other concerns.
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1) 3 regular sessions, 1h 30 minutes each.
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3) parent workbook – You'll have it all in writing, along with exercises to do in class and at home.
4) SPECIAL BONUS – 30-minute private coaching session, valued at $97.
When do we meet? Tuesdays, 7:30 – 9:00 pm Eastern Time (3/18, 3/25, 4/1, 4/8)
Where do we meet? On the phone.
The Regular Investment for this training is $267. (Because it is an investment… in you, your kids and your family)
However, if you make a commitment and register by March 10, the investment is $197 (that's a savings of 30%).
** If you and your spouse/partner would like to attend together, there is a special rate of $297 for couples.
I know how important it is to get your kids on track as early as possible. I also know that it's never too late for change to happen. Things can be different and the future can look brighter. You don't have to settle or suffer when you know how to TALK SO YOUR TEEN WILL LISTEN.
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IFS Labs explores the future paths of enterprise software
IFS Labs looks beyond today's expectations of enterprise software. We take our inspiration from consumer technologies and innovative solutions from a range of industries, and apply these innovative concepts to IFS Applications. At IFS Labs, we prove concepts today that customers will ask for tomorrow to make their everyday work more productive, efficient and fun. IFS Labs is part of IFS Research & Development.
Since time is our most valuable asset, we asked ourselves; how can IFS Applications free up more time for customers to use for value-added activities? The result is Streams.
Assume the delivery date for a critical sales order is suddenly postponed. With Streams, you can subscribe to alerts in IFS Applications and proactively contact your customer to verify whether the late delivery is OK or to discuss alternatives.
Streams keeps users' fingers on the pulse of the business, actively notifying them of events and removing manual processes to follow up on things.
Mobility has become the new normal in business. With the consumer market as the driver, mobility is evolving in a new direction by utilizing wearable technologies such as smart watches, smart glasses, activity trackers, and wearable cameras.
IFS can now showcase how notifications from IFS Applications can deliver wearable enterprise software to technologies such as the Samsung Gear 2 smart watch.
New devices and behavior create new expectations of how you should benefit from your business application. Wearables might soon become a commodity—IFS Labs has already tested the concept.
When things start to talk over the Internet, your imagination is the only limitation. However, creating real business benefit requires that we use the internet of things (IoT) to focus on solutions that bring business value where it is most urgently needed.
Together with early adopters, IFS Labs is developing an IT infrastructure that collects data from devices to analyze and trigger actions in IFS Applications in a broader sense.
With intelligent things that communicate in real time, companies can act and prevent actions before they cause any damage. The result is lower cost, more satisfied customers and improved profits—honestly, your imagination is the only limit to what you can achieve.
"IFS, what is the status of purchase order number 123?" Imagine if you could talk to IFS Applications the way you can talk to modern consumer devices.
Smartphones have enabled much easier ways to access and report business data, but still you need a screen and keyboard. What if your hands are occupied or if there are smarter ways to "type" than using a keyboard? What if your phone became your personal assistant—not just to find the nearest Starbucks, but also in matters related to customers, orders, projects, and other aspects of your business?
Today, you can navigate your smartphone using your voice. IFS Labs is now exploring similar voice interfaces for IFS Applications. It's another new behavior and technology that will enhance the user experience and productivity.
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What's the maximum monthly Social Security benefit?
For a worker retiring in 2013 at the full retirement age of 66, the highest monthly amount is $2,533. In December 2012, the average monthly Social Security benefit for a retired worker was about $1,261.
Can I receive Social Security benefits based on the earnings of a former spouse? Yes, as long as you were married for 10 years and you aren't remarried. If so, you're eligible to claim Social Security benefits under your ex-spouse's earnings if they turn out to be higher than your own.
How can I boost the amount of my Social Security check? Bottom line: The longer you wait to start collecting after you become eligible at 62, the higher the amount you will receive. For each year you delay, your Social Security benefits will increase between 7 percent and 8 percent annually up to age 70, depending on your year of birth. (See for yourself: Try the AARP Social Security Benefits Calculator.)
How should I receive my Social Security payments? Your best bet is to sign up for direct deposit into your bank account. Paper checks can get lost in the mail. The Department of Treasury did away with paper checks in March of 2013 in favor of direct deposit and debit cards.
When someone dies, how does the Social Security Administration know? The SSA receives reports of beneficiary deaths from family members, funeral homes and other government agencies. You should inform the SSA as soon as possible when a person dies.
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ADVANCE is a three-week residential program that offers a demanding and exciting curriculum for gifted and talented students entering grades 8 through 12 next fall. ADVANCE provides a unique learning environment designed to motivate and challenge academically gifted students and set them on a path toward a lifetime of high academic achievement. Students enroll in a single course for three weeks of in-depth study. They attend 105 hours of class during the program and cover an entire year's worth of high school material or a semester of college level material.
Minimum ACT or SAT scores must be met for the various courses which include the humanities, mathematics, the natural sciences with laboratory components and computer science. There is also an alternate admission process for students who have not taken an ACT or SAT.
The residential life portion of ADVANCE is vital to the program, offering balanced leisure and cultural activities to complement the intensive academic curriculum. ADVANCE has built up a host of traditions and a strong community of staff and students that keep students returning year after year. The truly motivated student will enjoy a stimulating environment and a community of peers unlike any she or he has ever experienced, according to Dr. David Wood, director of ADVANCE.
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Utopia Cafe
My perfect summer-time afternoon goes something like this:
1. A table at Utopia's cozy back patio.
2. A pitcher of sangria.
3. Giant burritos that satisfy all my friends - carnivore and herbivore alike.
4. Christian Bale's anecdotes.
Ok. Well, maybe not the last one. But what sets Utopia apart from eat-the-food-with-your-hands sit down restaurants is the quality of the food. Every time I eat there, the thought always occurs - has eating elsewhere tricked my brain into accepting blandness? The veggies at Utopia, whether the tumble of baby greens in the side salad or sandwich filling, are always bright and crisp. The grilled items are seasoned and cooked to a texture that just can't be replicated at home. Aha, this is what flavour is! Not to mention little extras like: flavoured mayo, goat's cheese, and various types of soy for meat substitutions.
As far as soy types go, the veggie burger ($7.50) has become one of my favourites - forget Lick's. The thick, char fragrant patty served on a foccacia-esque bun is so big that I get full about halfway through, but so yummy, it always gets finished. Clearing the mound of accompanying fresh cut fries can too be a challenge. But along with a 75 cent splurge on wasabi mayo, it's a worthy attempt.
The meat-centric nosh is equally impressive. Unlike at other places that serve Tex Mex, I don't have to ask what kind of beef is in the burrito. The steak and cheddar burrito ($10.99) is actually made with steak; strips that are surprisingly tender and juicy for such leanness. It exudes a nice touch of smokiness. The bbq effect also permeates the chicken and shrimp burrito ($11.99).
Utopia has breakfast options as well, for brunch lovers. Their complete menu is on their web site.
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Wow, this is a great place to eat, unfortunately i was alone but I had a great meal and it definitely lived up to the comments i read.
I'm from Montreal and we have great places to eat all over, so I can say that we are very spoiled when it comes to dinning out.
This place is definitely worthy of of a four star rating, good food, excellent music and the prices are very affordable.
Would recommend highly.
We have a place similar in style on the plateau, it's called Cafe Souvenir, if you're ever in Montreal try the burger or anything else on the menu for that matter. Low key but stylish similar to Utopia same type of clientele: young, hip etc... they make the best omelet in Montreal hands down!!
Nice walk from my hotel (intercontinental on Front) and got to see part of little Italy witch was awesome
will go back for sure and bring friends!!!
- Large menu, lots of selection
- Great tasting food (mostly tex-mex style food)
- Large portions
- Cheap prices (the most expensive item I noticed was 13.99)
- Excellent fries (large portion, good size, crispy outside, soft inside, salt AND pepper!)
- Very accommodating to those with alternative deitary needs
- Great service
- awkward seating (wobbly tables and plastic patio chairs with arm rests, hard to adjust your seat)
- Slow service (I didn't mind this, but I definitely would not recommend coming here for a quick bite)
- Very loud music (my throat hurt from trying to talk over it)
- Somewhat crowded
- Get checked on about once and have to try to wave down the server if you need something
Second - I write below only because I love Utopia
Third - here we go...
Could we do something about the wine list - it has not changed since I started frequenting 2 years ago. It is time people! Honestly, some wine adventure would do you good. There are loads of phenomenal inexpensive wines that should be on your list...
We have no one but ourselves to blame for the state of our Mexican choices. If we keep rewarding restaurants for making bland food we'll be rewarded with nothing but more blandness.
I was extremely disappointed - beyond disappointed, not just because the burger was overcooked (after reassuring me that "the only way they cook their burgers is medium) or that they didn't put cheese on it when i asked for cheese and then brought me a bowl of packaged grated cheese after I mentioned it; not just because they also got the order of the couple next to me incorrect or because the fries were so unspectacular it made me miss McDonald's; or that their beer was lukewarm, or even that the Americano coffee I ordered (after being reassured that "the only coffee they served was Americano - which by the way is made with espresso and hot water, not just a brewed coffee - in case Utopia staff read this; not just because of all of those things - although that would be enough...and not even because after about 5 or 10 minutes of being there their sound system suddenly spiked up in volume and began belting out something akin to what I'd find in a night club playing a loud and very bad attempt at schmooze-rap, no sadly...not because of any one of those things only...but mostly because of the the wonderful reviews it received and that people, my neighbours, actually call this a good burger.
Next time, try a really good burger (ie: Tati Bistro for $14 or yes, Craft Burger for about $10, or even the decent burger at Hadley's just down the street) before you give Utopia a gold medal for a very mediocre product.
Come on, Toronto! We can't be THAT desperate, can we?
GREAT burgers!
The amount of meat on each half of the steak sandwich is the exact volume of 2 twoonies! Beware - you're just paying for the bun. grrr
GREAT fries!
Nice touch with ice water prior to ordering. Rare in restaurants these days.
No need to crank up the music volume if everyone is talking. The louder the music, the more people shout and the nice people atmosphere dissipates.
I ordered the burger this time and it was fantastic.


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(Ellington) – A special family-friendly event coming up October 19 will help children and families across southeast Missouri.
Stacy Moe is the Center Director for Whole Kids Outreach in Ellington. She spoke with Ozark Radio News and told us about their upcoming Fall Festival:
She says that proceeds from the Fall Festival will help support various programs at Whole Kids Outreach:
Moe says that another event coming up later this year is the Whole Kids Outreach Christmas Store:
No date for the store has been set at this time. Again, the number for Whole Kids Outreach is 573-663-3257.
(New York) – Over 65 years since the first and only cooking show aired there are now cooking shows on almost every channel at any time of the day. One of the newest shows 'Knife Fight' on the new Esquire Network, which aired its season premiere on Tuesday, September 24, takes televised cooking to a whole new level.
Chef Ilan Hall, the host of 'Knife Fight' and the season 2 winner of Top Chef, spoke with Ozark Radio News about his new show:
In the show Hall has celebrity timekeepers and judges such as Jason Lee, Elijah Wood, and the shows producer Drew Barrymore. Hall shared with us what it's like been surrounded by these celebrities on a daily basis:
The challenge side of the show comes in when Hall brings in two chefs to compete against each other to make as many dishes in an hour using the leftover ingredients of the day from his restaurant:
'Knife Fight' can be seen every Tuesday night on the Esquire Network at 9/8c. For more information on Hall or his show you can visit the site here.
(Wright County) – A resident of Rolla was killed Saturday after drowning in the Gasconade River in Wright County.
A report from Troop G of the Missouri State Highway Patrol states the accident happened in the Wilbur Allen Conservation Area. Jeremy Hinkemeyer went underwater around 3:25 PM and failed to resurface.
He was pronounced dead at the scene by Wright County Coroner Ben Hurtt at 9:36 PM, and was taken to Craig Hurtt Funeral Home in Mountain Grove.
(Washington) – Congressman Jason Smith has released his Capitol report for this week, discussing his work on ending what he calls Washington's exemption from Obamacare:
by Marilyn Odneal, Horticulture Adviser
(Mountain Grove) – This year, we are harvesting Sunbelt grapes in the first half of September at the State Fruit Experiment Station at Mountain Grove. Sunbelt, as the name implies, was developed at the University of Arkansas to be the "Concord of the South." Last year, when the weather was very hot and dry, our Concords did not ripen evenly. The clusters remained a mix of dark blue, red and green berries due to the heat and were difficult to use. Our Sunbelts, on the other hand, ripened evenly and all of the berries in the cluster turned blue at about the same time despite the heat.
Sunbelt is a seeded grape cultivar that was released from the University of Arkansas Breeding program in 1993. Like Concord, its large berries in small clusters are slipskin – the skin does not adhere to the pulp but slips off when squeezed. They taste like Concord too, but generally ripen earlier at Mountain Grove. As far as winter hardiness, Sunbelt is similar to the very cold hardy Concord. The vines are vigorous and easy to establish as long as you keep your eye on weed control and regular watering if needed in the first couple of years after spring planting.
Sunbelt is a good all purpose grape that is easy to harvest. It is not attractive to birds, so netting is not required for protection. It is great for fresh eating and for making juice, jams, jellies and pies. In fact, Sunbelt juice was rated as good to better than Concord. It also can be made into a Concord style wine.
Sunbelt is even more disease resistant than the mighty Concord with moderate resistance to black rot and anthracnose and high resistance to powdery and downy mildews. Japanese beetles may like it, but it has large leaves and can withstand light damage without a problem.
Edible landscapers find Sunbelt very useful in home plantings. Due to its winter cold hardiness, its large leaf canopy, its disease resistance and the fact that the birds don't care for it, it is an ideal grape to use for arbors and trellises where people gather for shade. Even if you plant it in a row, due to its disease resistance, it will look good even with a low spray or organic production program.
So if you are thinking of planting an all purpose grape that is easy to grow and maintain, consider Sunbelt. It is definitely a great grape for the Ozarks – unless, of course, you are a bird.
Direct comments or questions concerning this column to Marilyn Odneal via email at firstname.lastname@example.com; write to Missouri State Fruit Experiment Station, 9740 Red Spring Road, Mountain Grove, Mo. 65711; or call (417) 547-7500. Visit our Web site at http://mtngrv.missouristate.edu.
I spent some time at the business of one of my constituents this week, and the conversations brought up during this meeting continue to resonate with me. The owner and a customer visited with me on a variety of issues dealing with government. The Constitution was brought up, as well as the Framers' intent on some of these issues. We also discussed the point of the Oath of Office and how public servants are to uphold this sacred document.
I left this visit very inspired. It caused me to reflect on the works of our Founding Fathers two and a quarter centuries ago. Through the blood, sweat and tears of our ancestors, a document was forged. This Constitution laid out for both our liberties and our nation to grow and see better days. On September 17, 1787, this document left the convention to be ratified by the states. Since then, countless oaths have been sworn and affirmed toward its protection and implementation, "… so help us God." It is humbling to know I have repeated the same oath that both statesmen and soldiers have breathed and lived. I consider the duty of upholding the Constitution to be one of the greatest honors of my life.
"The Constitution…is unquestionably the wisest ever yet presented to men." –Thomas Jefferson
It's hard to believe that summer has flown by and that we're already into fall. As of this writing, we're finally getting some much needed rain. I'm glad to see the rain get here, along with the more typical fall-like temperatures. This is definitely my favorite time of year!
Although we have been in the interim, your Representative has been busy between hosting the International Benchrest Shooters (IBS) 1000 yard Nationals Championship at our range (Midwest Benchrest), trying to get caught up on property boundary surveys, and visiting with constituents from across the district. Over the last couple of weeks I have enjoyed numerous events, including the Roby Fire Department parade/dinner, the benefit fish fry at the Summersville Mill, Cabool's Old Tyme Days, and also celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the VFW Hall in Cabool. I was honored to attend a fantastic lunch, after which I then presented a Resolution from Missouri's House of Representatives to VFW Post Commander Rudy Blahnik. Just remember, it doesn't have to be Memorial Day or Veteran's Day for us to say "Thank You." We owe a tremendous debt to those (and their families) that willingly fight for our freedom, and ANY day is a great opportunity to show our appreciation for their sacrifice.
Veto session:
On September 11, both chambers of the Missouri Legislature were called back into session to consider the Governor's Vetoes. Of the roughly 1600 bills that were filed during the regular session in both the House of Representatives and in the Senate, 164 were "Truly Agreed and Finally Passed," and subsequently sent to the Governor (to be signed, not signed, or vetoed). Of these 164, the Governor chose to sign/not sign 135 of the bills (which ultimately enacts them), and to veto the other 29. In the history of our state, there have only been a total of 24 vetoes overridden, with 16 of those 24 coming at a time which only required a simple majority. Today, a 2/3 majority (by both the House and the Senate) is required to override a veto, which equates to 109 votes in the House, and 23 votes in the senate. Of the 29 bills vetoed, 10 were overridden – which is historic given the difficulty in achieving a 2/3 majority on any issue. In this and future reports, I will be detailing a number of bills in which the Governor's veto was both overridden and sustained.
HB 253 (Tax Cut Bill – veto sustained):
It has been said that the regular session is about "policy" and the veto session is about "politics"; with the months and days leading up to September 11 confirming this statement. I'm not aware of any other legislative proposal (in the regular or veto session) that received as much attention, with as much information and (frankly) mis-information surrounding it. Governor Nixon made this bill the centerpiece of his summer-long campaign to support/sustain his vetoes, travelling the state delivering speeches ridden with flawed reasoning and inaccuracies about the realities of this bill. It is much easier to say that this legislation "will hurt education, seniors, and our mentally disabled," than to explain the facts of this bill and how it ultimately affect our state revenues and services. The Governor deserves credit for winning the "messaging war," even if his statement's weren't accurate. If you believed or bought into his propaganda, I'm sorry, but you were sold a "bad bill of goods," which I will detail in the following explanation.
Although this is rather lengthy, I would urge the complete reading of this section to fully understand why I supported HB253. What HB253 would actually do:
Reduces the individual tax rate, for those making over $9,000 from 6% to 5.5%, by reducing the rate by .05% per year over 10 years.
Create a new individual exemption of $1,000 for those making less than $20,000 per year, or for couples filing jointly making less than $40,000 per year.
Creates a 50% business income exemption (phased in at 10% per year, over 5 years) for businesses that are not incorporated (Sole Proprietors, LLC's, S-Corp.'s – i.e. "small businesses") and are currently taxed at the individual rate rather than the corporate tax rate.
Reduces the corporate tax rate from 6.25% to 3.25%, by reducing the rate .3% per year for 10 years.
In the event and only if the U.S. Congress passes and the President signs the Federal Marketplace Fairness Act (FMFA – Internet sales tax), the individual personal income tax rate would be reduced by an additional .5%.
The aforementioned reductions are conditional upon a KEY REQUIREMENT that state revenues must INCREASE by $100,000,000 (100 Million) over the previous year's revenue, for the next phased-in reduction to occur. Despite Governor Nixon's claims and what many in the educational community believed, based on the provisions within this bill, it is FUNDAMENTALLY IMPOSSIBLE for state revenues to "fall of a cliff" or drop thereby hurting and or reducing educational funding.
To the contrary, I believe that this may be one of the only options of reaching the funding level of the current formula; by improving/growing our economy and the total amount available through attracting new jobs and businesses. Concerning educational funding, it is important to note the following. In the current FY2014, I personally increased school transportation funding through the Budget Committee, and the entire Legislature increased K-12 funding by over $66,000,000. Although these funding INCREASES haven't received a lot of publicity, they were part of the $400,000,000 unconstitutionally withheld (which will be dealt with in the upcoming session) by the Governor to politically pressure the educational community and other members not to override his veto.
The two problems ("drafting errors") with this bill revolved around the tax-free status of prescription medications and text books. This occurred through the misplacement of a bracket "[" onto the wrong side of a word in the lengthy FMFA portion of the bill. I (along with every other member of the legislature) bear some culpability for missing this error, but there is more to the story. While we heard in the numerous speeches about how this was going to hurt seniors and students, again, the truth wasn't part of the messaging. In reality, this was slated to go into effect on January 1, 2015. Had the veto been overridden, one of the first bills passed in January 2014 would have corrected the oversight. Another important issue that was never publicized, deals with the origin of this language. In an effort to work with the Governor on these important issues, this portion of the bill was provided to the bill sponsor by the Governor's Administration. It may never be known whether this error was intentional or not; but it is important to understand the complete story in context with all of the claims that have been made.
HB 253 was a very structured, measured, responsible approach to reducing the burden of Government upon individuals and small businesses, and would have been a welcome improvement for our stagnant economy, by attracting new businesses to Missouri and stopping the mass-exodus near our State's borders. It was considerably different than the Kansas tax cut, which reduced the top rate from 6.45% to 4.9%, in one year. As evidenced by this lengthy explanation, it is much more difficult to consider the facts as contained in the bill, rather than to mislead the public with the simple message of "our kids, seniors, and mentally challenged will be hurt." While there may be those that philosophically disagree with the mindset of growing our economy through reducing the burden of Government upon the individual, it is one of my core beliefs, which is shared by an overwhelming majority of this district. I firmly believe that we as individuals know better of how to spend our money than the bureaucrats of Washington D.C. or Jefferson City.
Governor Nixon stated, "You can support this bill, or support public education; but you can't support both."
This is a very complex issue that is difficult to explain, and reminds me of the saying, "Actions speak louder than words.", because this really is a "he says" versus "we say" type of situation. Based on my legislative actions, and that of the entire Legislature in increasing funding for our public schools, and that of the Governor in "playing politics" by withholding the funding that was slated for many of the needs of our state; the choice is yours in deciding who to believe. I will continue fighting for our school's funding, and to reduce the government burden/over-regulation of our businesses and hard-earned dollars.
I've ran "long" in discussing this issue, so we'll cover some of the other issues from veto session in future reports.
Contact Information:
As always, please do not hesitate to call or write me anytime with your questions or thoughts on this or any other issue. My Capitol office is 573.751.1490 and my email is firstname.lastname@example.com. Thank you for the honor to serve as your Representative in the Missouri House of Representatives.
(West Plains) – The Stuart Union Cemetery Association will hold their semi-annual meeting Sunday, October 6 at 2 PM at the Church.
Anyone interested in the Cemetery or the Church building is urged to attend.
(Jefferson City) – The Director of Agriculture, upon the recommendation of the State Entomologist, announced today that the state quarantine regulating the movement of ash wood products has been expanded to include all 114 counties and the City of St. Louis. The change follows findings of Emerald Ash Borers in new, disparate locations during the annual summer survey.
Under Missouri's expanded quarantine, producers, nursery operations and other horticulture and forestry businesses may transport ash wood and wood products throughout Missouri. Consumers may also move ash throughout the state for their personal use. However, individuals transporting products across state lines must continue to contact USDA-APHIS Plant Protection and Quarantine to ensure compliance with existing federal quarantines.
For more information, visit mda.mo.gov.
(St. Louis) (AP) – Even in the age of eBay and Craigslist, there is still room for flea markets.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that in the last few weeks alone, two flea markets have popped up around the St. Louis area.
The endurance of flea markets is a testament to the fact that some people simply want to touch and see things before they make the purchase. Perhaps it also speaks to the overwhelming volume of items on the Internet.
Then there's that sense of discovering just the right item in a marketplace.
One of the flea markets new to the St. Louis region, in St. Peters, is traditional. Shoppers can find snowman-themed candle holders, cheap purses, sunglasses, baseball cards, random old things from attics or basements. That one is the I-70 Shoppers Fair in St. Peters, open year-round on the weekends.
The second, in the city's Central West End neighborhood, is something of an upscale version of the old flea market. Modeled after the Brooklyn Flea in New York, the CWE Flea is a bimonthly experiment that began earlier this month with about a dozen vendors selling things such as handmade jewelry, bath products and clothing.
The arrival of the latest two entrants doesn't mean things are easy for flea markets. The long-running Pevely Flea Market closed a couple of years ago amid financial difficulties. The flea market in Fairmont City, Ill., still attracts about 60 vendors on weekends, but has struggled through the recession, manager Bob Crutchley said.
"It's getting better," he said. "But it's nowhere near where it was five or six years ago."
Ted Stewart, an organizer of the I-70 Shoppers Fair in St. Charles County, isn't concerned about online competition.
"There's nothing that beats going to a flea market and being able to look at the products," he said. "Besides, not everything is sold on the Internet. Some of the items are too small in dollar amount to make it worth the while."
Many of his customers are people looking for work and for ways to make ends meet, Stewart said.
One of the vendors is Hank Pilliard of St. Louis County.
"There's always a market for this stuff," he said, referring to his mix of old postcards, knives, home decor and vintage kitchen devices.


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Leicester City team to face Blackburn
Posted: February 26, 2013|
Injured top-scorer David Nugent misses tonight's Championship clash as Leicester City make just one change from the side that drew 0-0 at Blackpool.
Antony Knockaert comes in for Nugent, who aggravated an old neck injury, as City face Blackburn at the King Power Stadium. Nugent is not even named among the substitutes.
Harry Kane will make his home debut in what looks like a more traditional 4-4-2 formation.
The City team announced earlier is:
Schmeichel, De Laet, Morgan (c), Keane, Konchesky, Knockaert, Drinkwater, King, Marshall, Kane, Wood.
Subs: Whitbread, Vardy, Dyer, Logan, Waghorn, Gallagher, Wellens.


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Sunday, March 25, 2012
Resource suggestions for teaching on the Priesthood? (YW Lesson 13, 14, 15 and/or 16)
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another commenter from a previous post recommended this article by Marie K Hafen and I found it very useful.ReplyDelete
The resource guides recommends teaching Lesson 15 first, then going back to Lesson 13.ReplyDelete
This post from last year's lessons on the priesthood has some additional ideas in it:ReplyDelete
Stephanie - that makes so much sense! I almost switched them myself, but decided to turn lesson 13 into an overview of the priesthood, supplemented with a section on "sustaining the priesthood."ReplyDelete
For the overview of the priesthood, I used the True to the Faith manual - sections on Priesthood, Aaronic Priesthood, and Melchizedek Priesthood: http://www.lds.org/languages/youthmaterials/trueToThefaith/TrueFaith_000.pdf
For sustaining the priesthood, I used the article Erin mentioned: http://www.lds.org/ensign/1987/03/sustaining-and-being-sustained-by-the-priesthood?lang=eng&query=sustaining+priesthood
I thought I'd come back to this post and add a bit:ReplyDelete
1) I really liked this series of videos, starting with this one: L. Tom Perry, "Elder Perry on the Priesthood, Part One: The Oath and Covenant," lds.org/media-library.
2) Sis. Beck: "Don't confuse the power of the priesthood with the keys and offices of the priesthood ... The power is limitless and is shared with those who make and keep covenants. Too much is said and misunderstood about what brothers have and sister's don't. This is Satan's way of confusing men and women so that neither understands what they really have." (From her 2011 BYU Women's Conference talk: http://www.lds.org/church/news/sister-julie-b-beck-shares-lessons-from-relief-society-history?lang=eng)
3) Dallin H. Oaks, "Priesthood Authority in the Family and the Church" (http://www.lds.org/ensign/2005/11/priesthood-authority-in-the-family-and-the-church?lang=eng)
4) Some suggested scriptures from the Resource Guide: 3 Nephi 12:1; Doctrine and Covenants 1:37–38; Doctrine and Covenants 21:4–5; Doctrine and Covenants 68:2–4; Doctrine and Covenants 84:36–39; Doctrine and Covenants 124:144.
5) D&C 121 is just fantastic. How does a true Priesthood leader lead? By "persuasion, by long-suffering, by gentleness and meekness, and by love unfeigned; By kindness, and pure knowledge, which shall greatly enlarge the soul without hypocrisy, and without guile—" I'd love to do a whole lesson just on D&C 121:34-46
6) Elder Oaks, talking about Pres. Kimball: "President Kimball also declaried, "We have heard of men who have said to their wives, 'I hold the priesthood and you've got to do what I say.'" He decisively rejected that abuse of priesthood authority in a marriage, declaring that such a man "should not be honored in his priesthood" (The Teachings of Spencer W. Kimball, 316). So, teach those YW what to look for in a future spouse they can honor...
7) And why not go to Joseph Smith himself? Here's the chapter on the Priesthood from the Joseph Smith manual: http://www.lds.org/manual/teachings-joseph-smith/chapter-8?lang=eng
Our poor new comments widget! Hopefully it will work normal again soon. I wanted to add this to our list of resources: http://whatimthinkingabout.wordpress.com/2012/05/30/dc-121-notes-from-summer-2011/ I worked through D&C 121 a bit and added some commentary.ReplyDelete


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Check out this week's Real Housewives of New York recap over at Real Housewives Real Professor!
-Mama June, Here Comes Honey Boo Boo
On the first installment of the two-part Real Housewives of New Jersey finale (aired 9/16): Caroline
Manzo and the husband visit sons Chris and Albie in their apartment, and as usual Caroline is a She-Bear Mega-Btch. Albie's girlfriend Lindsay, who seems perfectly nice, is cooking breakfast for
everybody. "It smells all the way down the hallway!" Caroline announces as she enters the apartment.
For a moment, it seems as though she is offering a compliment to Lindsay, which does seem strange
considering how cruel and withholding she normally is. Then she finishes her statement: "Can you
open a window?" In other words: "Lindsay, your food smells bad, and you will NEVER marry my son! If he can't legally marry me, he will marry NO ONE!"
As everybody digests her remark, an awkward silence ensues. Caroline then proceeds to tell Albie how great his apartment is, his career... but never mentions his girlfriend Lindsay. The camera passes over said girlfriend's face and she's flushed with shame.
(Side note: Caroline,, you remind me of Garfield. You really, really remind me of Garfield. The red hair? The lasagna? The angry expression? The hatred for all things cuter than you? And also the fact that you told a clothing store owner, "I don't do sparkles!"? Am I the first to make this comparison?)
The scene in Chris and Albie's apartment only gets worse. Caroline and hubby Big Al talk about retirement, and Al passive-aggressively jokes that once they start spending unlimited amounts of time together, he could realize "this chick (Caroline) is a btch!" The room erupts with laughter, but Caroline scowls and a cloud of darkness settles around her. She looks at Al like she wants to cut his head off with a laser. AWKWARD! Get this woman some lasagna, stat!
For more about Caroline Manzo and a certain housewife's stripper past check out Real Housewives Real Professor!
What happens when you leave trash on the beach.
-Jersey Shore
Caption ALL the celebrities!
America's Next Top Model, Season 19, episode 4 (aired 9/14), begins with the "acting challenge". Tyra
determines that the best actor currently working in the biz is TYLER PERRY, so she brings him in to help with judging.
Tyra: "In order to make you the top, I needed to bring the top. He is the king of doing characters!
Medea?" And then, "Acting is all about being over the top."
Reminder to viewers: This "melodrama over substance" approach to acting has gotten Tyra VERY far in the movie biz. Hasn't it? Oh. Wait. It hasn't . She was in Life Size. She played a living doll. With Lindsay Lohan. No wonder Lindsay's acting career is cursed!
While Episode 3 was about "preserving" the reputation of Harvard, this episode is about denigrating the art of acting.
Lesson (not) learned: TYLER PERRY is apparently in league with Meryl Streep and Daniel Day Lewis as far as his ability to create characters.
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Winning 50 games again seemed not only possible, but probable. Before the season began Vegas had the Knicks pegged for 49.5 wins, and at the time it sure looked like a visit to www.gambling.com was in order to place a bet on the over. Instead, the Knicks experienced the largest negative difference between projected and actual wins, currently sitting 14.5 games under that 49.5 win total with a pair of meaningless games left to play. Even the lowly Bucks are closer to their expected win total, just 13.5 off. The Bucks!
So what happened? Well, a lot happened to this team. Chemistry issues, poor defense. injuries to big men like Bargnani and Tyson Chandler, JR Smith doing JR Smith things (to be fair, that won them a game or two as well). A number of close games, winnable games, also went against the team despite the frequent heroic efforts of Carmelo Anthony.
So where do the Knicks go from here? What's the plan now that Phil Jackson is in charge? Well it seems to be remarkably similar to the old plan, just with the added cache of Jackson at the helm. General manager Steve Mills had planned on dangling the prospect of New York's immense cap space in 2015 as a carrot to get Carmelo to re-sign, grinding through next season, and making a splash or two in the loaded 2015 free agent market. Without a first round pick, it was a solid plan before Jackson came aboard that sounds even better with Phil's ring-laden hands on the controls. Knicks fans should feel free to become cautiously optimistic about the prospect of stars such as Kevin Love, Rajon Rondo, or even-dare to dream-LeBron James pulling on the orange and blue in a few years.
That plan will most likely result in a 2014/15 season much like this year's debacle, one where the most exciting things for fans to look forward to will be all the times JR Smith decides to go for the single-game three pointer record and the countdown to the expiring contracts of Amar'e Stoudemire, Chandler, and Bargnani. And that will be difficult, even painful at times, to watch. But fans should remember, there is hope, there is a future. The first step was bringing in Phil, the second is re-signing Carmelo, after that patience and faith will be required.
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If only he had DeCastro's temperament...
...or even if we could just get him to land on opponents, rather than teammates...
If only he had DeCastro's temperament...
...or even if we could just get him to land on opponents, rather than teammates...
Hell if he just had Bronco's tenacity.
Flip, I don't think there's any denying his talent, it's his heart that's lacking....
How bout Gilbert GrapeI hereby proclaim that all posters on Planet Steelers refer to Marcus Gilbert by no other name than Chardonnay!
He may be hitting a bit of a sophomore jinx but he was pretty solid last season as a rookie. I haven't given up hope that he can develop into a solid player.
Playing Fantasy Football does not qualify you to be the in the front office or on the coaching staff of the Pittsburgh Steelers. They are professionals and you are not!
As Marcus' waistline continues to grow as big as big as Gilbert and Arnie's mother, instead of asking "What's Eating Gilbert Grape?" we can asking "What's Gilbert Grape Eating?" instead.
Final Ruthless Mock:
1.22 CB Marcus Peters, 6'0" 197 lbs., Washington
2.56 FS Damarious Randall, 5'11" 196 lbs., Arizona State
3.87 TE Clive Walford, 6'4" 251 lbs., Miami
4.121 DE Henry Anderson, 6'6" 294 lbs., Stanford
5.160 WR Titus Davis, 6'1" 196 lbs., Central Michigan
6.199 OLB Kyle Emanuel, 6'3" 255 lbs., North Dakota State
6.212c OLB Max Valles, 6'5" 251 lbs., Virginia
7.239 RB John Crockett, 6'0" 217 lbs., North Dakota State
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May 17, 2013 - by Steve Gerweck
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Anya – a kickboxer in developmental who had just started
Brandon Traven – Former Harley Race trainee Brain Lewis
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May 17, 2013 - by Steve Gerweck
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Anya – a kickboxer in developmental who had just started
Brandon Traven – Former Harley Race trainee Brain Lewis
Damn it, not Percy!
How's he going to afford new eyeglasses!
Damn, Anya must have been awful
actually shocked at Percy Watson
Wow, they cut Percy?
I was definitely liking Percy's current character better than the one he had in NXT.
Percy =(
Percy to tna
I loved Percy's character, and I hate to see him go.
Nah Percy to Chikara. He can go be a track star and join Sugar Dunkerton as a new throwbacks team.
Brandon Traven wrestled for Harley Race's WLW as Brian Breaker. Brian Lewis is a name that he used when he appeared on WWE Superstars in September 2011.
Percy Watson? That's a shame, I always thought he'd of made a great third member of the Primetime Players
Although on a note, it's sad to see people we know are talented get cut, but it was bound to happen eventually with the way WWE set up with NXT replacing FCW.
I now it may irk some people to see those known talented guys get let go when we've got a lot of guys on the developmental roster that really haven't been that tested to know if they are good or not.
I know Axel Keegan is a solid wrestler who has yet to be given a good chance. So i have hope some of the other signings on the developmental roster are worth it. Because for sure WWE cut some wonderfully talented people in this round.
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Edited by kthompson on 11/16/2011 13:43:18 MST.
here we go again lol
Well the location is fine, but for those traveling from the south that is an added 3-4 hours of driving
jack and i will have to leave thursday instead of friday LOL but rest assured when the who wants to go list comes up we will be on it hehe
Hey! You can't have two 'annual' events in the same year! :)I now realize it is past Feb already! Ha Ha- I'm such a ...
Edited by WoodenWizard on 03/02/2011 09:42:33 MST.
I estimate this thread will break the record for most pages of any other on BPL.
I am so excited already. Can't wait.I was thinking maybe we could have a little more gear highlighting, like we talked about. Maybe favorite new gear of the year? Lightest kits? Most innovative? Something like that? It'd also be very very cool if some real, tangible BPL products were raffled off.Ken T, are we car camping one night and hiking in the next?
I plan on coming. This area will be new for me.
Sam,Just wanted to say thank you for BPL's & your contribution to the event.Was really generous of you all to put something into the pot to make the event more fun.A ton of photos are up now and I have gotten to the point where the Stove Burn Off is now documented.And yes, this might be the longest, more rediculous thread in history.I am all for moving it North...maybe some sort of rotation from North, Bay Area-ish, and Southern Cal.Moving it around might allow people from boarding areas of the State to join...like WA/OR, etc?-Tony
I like the idea of a new place, but I also like the idea of keeping it easy for SF and LA people to both attend without too much trouble. Henry Coe seemed to work well for that. Big Sur / Ventana would too.Also, near a major airport seems to be a must based on this year, but I think Cache creek isn't too hard to get to from Sacramento airport.I leave it in the good hands of Ken and Ken.
Edited by kthompson on 11/16/2011 13:44:10 MST.
Ken, I like your idea and a new place is always welcomed. For what it is worth I was looking at it from a middle of the state persepective. I know that you have a long drive as well as the Southern CA folks. Just thinking out loud
"estimate this thread will break the record for most pages of any other on BPL"ahhhh Sam, ya think!Oh and thanks for donating the BPL gift cards, that was most appreciated!
Ken, I have done some work on this and this is something that could really work. It is not too far away from the Bay Area, and yes it does add to others travel time from the south. But if it is on a 3 day weekend like Presidents' Day Weekend, then this just might work. I wanna look into this more.....On a side note, I can come up through Napa or Sonoma and do some wine tasting along the way....I like that!
Edited by kthompson on 11/16/2011 13:44:46 MST.
Which way are you thinking of going in? I don't know this area at all, but what I found on the web was Redbud Trail or Judge Davis Trail, both going to Wilson Valley. Has anyone been in there? From trip reports posted, it looks beautiful - may be worth missing work for (I'm scheduled for 2 performances that weekend)!
Edited by kthompson on 11/16/2011 13:45:24 MST.
Edited by kthompson on 11/16/2011 13:46:28 MST.
according to yolohiker.org:Judge Davis trail: "...follow this old fire road all the way to Cache Creek. ... Cache creek is impassable during high water, so the creek marks the end of this trail. If the water is low enough, you can get to the Wilson Valley and continue on the Redbud Trail. "according to calipidder.com:"The Redbud Trail starts just off of Highway 20 about ten miles east of Clearlake. It is about 2.5 miles to Baton Flat, and there the trail crosses the creek. The flow of the creek is not just dependent on recent rains – it is also regulated via the dam upstream. Because of this the water level is unpredictable. I've seen it nearly dry (May 2009) as well as 50 yards wide and chest deep (May 2010)."This may be alarmist (remember the weather forecast for 9 inches of snow at Coe???) but maybe you can check this out? It sounds like you can get a little ways in to Wilson Valley on the Judge Davis trail before you hit Cache Creek, but if the above is accurate, we might not be able to cross Cache Creek in winter from the west on the Redbud trail, even if the south fork is crossable at Baton Flat.
Edited by dkramalc on 03/03/2011 21:46:11 MST.
Woot! Woot! Wilson was my suggestion on that little form thingy! Some tidbits...- Is it really 3-4 hours more of a drive? It's closer to I-5, which should make access faster for a lot of people in socal...- I doubt that there is camping at the trailhead. Don't remember. There is a large group capable campground on the road, down the river though.- I've also heard of the dam release flow problem in Cache Creek. Don't know enough about it though.-----This is a year away. I'm not ready to delve into this thread. Plan something sooner?
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During the eight games the Penguins played against the Rangers during the regular season, they failed to get more than 10 shots in a period 17 of 24 times and were outshot every game. Though the Penguins finally outshot the Rangers in Game 1, 26-24, they still failed to get off more than 10 shots in any one period and had only one shot in the final 13:17 of the first frame.
"It's switches in momentum and it's playoff hockey," Penguins forward Pascal Dupuis said. "They're a good team, and they played well for that period of time. They put some shots on net and we didn't, and we, obviously, have to work harder and our chances are going to come."
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Penguins left wing Gary Roberts practiced again with the team yesterday, but he is still listed as day-to-day with a sore groin. Roberts' status for Game 2 is uncertain. Adam Hall replaced Roberts in Friday's lineup and had one shot, one hit and won 3 of 6 faceoffs during his 7:53 of ice time.
Rangers coach Tom Renney hinted that he may insert right wing Petr Prucha into the lineup for Game 2. Prucha only played one game in the Rangers first-round series against New Jersey and was a minus-1 with no shots. Though he only had one assist and four penalty minutes in seven games against the Penguins this season, he has decent career numbers against them. In 16 games against the Penguins coming into the season, Prucha has four goals, nine points and is a plus-3.
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The ride-hailing company is being sued after two women allege they were sexually assaulted by Uber drivers. The plaintiffs say Uber needs to do more to keep passengers safe.
A new project called the Boardlist lets tech firms peruse a database of more than 600 female leaders prepped to serve on a board of directors.
On the heels of the announcement that 22 million Social Security numbers were compromised, Katherine Archuleta steps down as director of the Office of Personnel Management.
Cache of data stolen in crippling hack includes emails, company documents, and personal information of studio employees and celebrities.
The victims of Mount Vesuvius, preserved in ash for nearly 2,000 years, have been CT scanned, revealing details of their lives.
The majestic elephant is unusually resistant to cancer, a phenomenon that has puzzled scientists for decades. The answer may lie in its genes.
Technically Incorrect: A group of Belgian optometrists say that you need to regularly avert your eyes from the screen. So they create an app that regularly sends you disturbing images.
This newer social music discovery app helps you see what your friends are listening to and find new tunes.
The new cumulative update is creating trouble for some users, calling into question Microsoft's policy of forced updates for Windows 10.
Find free Wi-Fi hotspots without using any data at all.