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No offense, but if you're having trouble getting the agitator out, this does not bode well for the rest of the repair. This is probably one of the most difficult repairs out there. Some additional insight on it here.
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Posted 12 April 2005 - 01:38 AM
You should have removed the agitator first before tearing the machine down. You whoud have had more leverage and the machine would hold itself down when strugling to remove the agitator.
Loop a rope under two sides of the agitator and up over a 2x4 to use for leverage to pop the agitator out.
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Posted 12 April 2005 - 05:44 PM
. i cannot figure out how to remove the agitator and get to the tub seal and bearing assemble. the bearing appears to be good. i would like to know your opinion on weather this type of repair would be practicle for me to attempt. are special tools required for this type of repair?
You did pick probably the most tedious of washers to do a bearing/seal repair on. Not what I would have wanted to start my career with.(probably would have ended up a plumber or something:D). Yes special tools are required. If you havent done it yet its probably time to send the unit to the scrap heap!
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Probably the worst repair known to man. I remember spending 2 hours one morning with my dear departed friend Wally beating hell out of one of these in an attempt to separate tranny and tub. We ended up ordering a new tub.
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Some of the "horses" look like horses, but many others of them look positively "reptilian". Add to that the notion that if its hard to get more than two warriors on the back of a single horse, these depictions may sometimes be of something larger than a horse. Another point is the way the head and necks of the long-necked creatures are tied–not the way one would tie a horse. (see other "sauropodian" head and neck creatures at the Hamill site).
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South Allegheny has been in close section games all season, only to have its inexperience show up at the most inopportune times.
Shady Side Academy (6-9, 4-4 Section 3-AA) became the latest team to expose that key weakness in the Gladiators as the Indians held off a late flurry to come away with a 37-32 victory.
"We definitely had some good looks at the end, but the ball just wasn't falling for us," South Allegheny coach Ashleigh Hays said. "We didn't want to have it come down to one possession again."
South Allegheny (7-9, 2-6) trailed, 35-30, with a little more than a minute remaining, but appeared to have Shady Side Academy on the ropes. The Gladiators forced a pair of turnovers but missed two layups that could have made it a one-possession game.
Finally, South Allegheny forward Allison Couch was able to convert on a Shady Side Academy miscue when she converted a two-shot foul to cut the deficit to 35-32 with 38.9 seconds remaining. The Indians failed on the front ends of two one-and-ones that would have closed it out, so the Gladiators still had hope on their final possession.
South Allegheny got the ball to its leading scorer, Jaylee Patterson, for three attempts at 3-pointers, but the first was blocked out of bounds from behind and the other two caromed off the rim. Shady Side Academy finally corralled a rebound with 0.6 seconds remaining and, after a failed free-throw attempt, Audrey Koi hit a putback at the buzzer to close it out.
"We survived," Shady Side Academy coach Audrey Scott said. "Defensively, we were trying to challenge their outside shots and not give them any threes. Once we got under a minute and they weren't getting threes, I figured we'd hit our foul shots and we'd be OK."
Considering that both teams were on the outside looking in at the WPIAL Class AA playoffs coming into the game, both knew the necessity of a key win Tuesday night. They also knew their how much their desperation had been magnified after Riverview pulled off a dramatic upset of first-place Jeannette on Monday.
"I knew that South Allegheny had improved tremendously because I'd been looking at their scores in the paper, and I saw they beat Springdale, and I knew this was not going to be an easy game," Scott said. "I told my kids before the game that every single game is a playoff game and we're not in the playoffs (yet), and it's just about surviving these next few games."
Though the game came down to its last possession, South Allegheny had an opportunity to put the game away in the first half. The Gladiators shrugged off an early Shady Side Academy lead and went on an 11-2 run to take a 17-11 lead as Patterson, who led the team with 11 points, scored seven in that tear and capped it with her only 3-pointer with 2:05 remaining in the first half.
That was also where Shady Side Academy turned the game completely in its favor. The Indians closed the half on a 7-0 run aided by four Gladiators turnovers, then scored the first six of the third quarter for a 24-17 lead.
"I think the end of the second quarter is where we lost momentum a little bit and never really got it back," Hays said. "I think we kept fighting to get it back after that. We've had it where its coming down to one possession, but we want to get it to where it's not coming down to one possession and keep the momentum and keep the lead."
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The Perfect Grilled Cheese: There's A Scientific Formula For That
Scientists at the Royal Society of Chemistry joined forces with the British Cheese Board to work on this culinary endeavor. The society's science executive Ruth Neale says, "To measure what makes the 'perfect' cheese on toast we looked at three different components — the consistency of the temperature of the melted cheese across the slice, the texture of the cheese, and the taste." So far, so understood, but what about the actual results?
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When people ask me about Phoot Camp and what it's like, I find it difficult to put into words sometimes. But Stephanie has summed it up so nicely and with the sentiment I'm sure all of the Phooters share:
Dear Phoot Camp,
It was so nice meeting you. I was so nervous to come and be surrounded by such INCREDIBLE talent, but you were all so humble, so kind, so genuinely interested in getting to know me and everyone else, and it just really warmed my heart. The older members took the newbies under their wings without hesitation, and I've never felt so instantly part of a "cool kids club" than when I showed up at Phoot.
You guys broke me down, wore me out, and made me a better artist. You made me no longer fear the night! As a natural light photographer, I dreaded having to use lights or a flash. after two days in a dark desert with you all, I have a new found confidence in night photography.
You never made me feel stupid when I said, "Hey will you get naked and stand in this bush?" You just trusted that maybe I had an idea I wanted to execute and you weren't even gonna judge me or ask questions.
You never made me feel rushed to get a shot. Everyone was so patient and helpful and overwhelmingly supportive of everyone there and I can honestly say I've never been in that type of environment. When that many creative people can get together, make art, collaborate, share, and be so completely giving with their time, energy, and ideas… that is something so special.
I hate the phrase, "You had to be there," but we all know how true it is. To wake up every day with only "breakfast, lunch, and dinner" on the schedule, yet still work and create around the clock just because we LOVE it so much, was paradise. The first night I got back to chicago, I woke up in the middle of the night, had no idea where I was, but I instantly reached for my camera and instead grabbed my cat. I was ready to shoot, explore, and hang out and that was the first real pang I felt and I'm not quite sure it's gone away yet.
To feel like I have a strong network of likeminded photographers in various cities around the world is truly the greatest gift. You all well exceeded my expectations of Phoot camp and are all very important to me for all sorts of reasons I may never be able to put in words.
And lastly, I no longer fear getting in front of the camera! Before Phoot I genuinely hated having my picture taken, but after four minutes with Chris Butler who really didn't care how much I hated it in the least, I got over it pretty quickly. And by the fourth day, I got naked and hugged a tree in the middle of the desert for a picture (which is super liberating and I highly recommend it,) so thanks for that.
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Peter Gammons is one of the most respected media personalities in baseball, but he made a comment on Thursday that he likely already regrets. When discussing the Alex Rodriguez saga with ESPN Radio's Mike Lupica, Gammons referenced the Boston Marathon bombings. "I've had people with the Yankees say this to me, he is just —…Read More


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SANTA CLARA, Calif., April 14, 2014— Sally Osberg, the internationally respected thought leader in the field of social entrepreneurship, will speak about the future of social innovation and the challenges facing the next generation of innovators, on Sunday, May 18 at Santa Clara University.
Osberg will be one of two extraordinary honorees featured at Santa Clara University's first annual Magis dinner, to benefit the University's Center for Science, Technology, and Society.
Magis, which takes place at 6 p.m. at the University's Paul L. Locatelli, S.J., Student Activity Center, aims to bring Silicon Valley together for an engaging evening that both introduces new people to social enterprise and advances the thinking of social enterprise leaders. At the event, Osberg will receive the Magis Global Changemaker Award, along with former social entrepreneur Graham Macmillan of Citi Foundation.
Osberg is the president and CEO of the Skoll Foundation. Over the past decade, the Foundation has invested more than $150 million in social entrepreneurs whose transformative innovations have driven solutions to the world's most pressing problems and improved lives by maximizing health, education, opportunity, and transparency in some of the poorest places on earth. As a global thought leader and author, Osberg has been a powerful force leading the charge for global social progress. She founded the Skoll World Forum on Social Entrepreneurship – the largest gathering of social entrepreneurs and innovators from around the world, which just completed its spectacular 11th year last week in Oxford, England.
"We are tremendously excited to honor Sally Osberg, one of the world's most respected authorities and pioneers in the advancement of social entrepreneurship," said Thane Kreiner, Ph.D., executive director of the Center. "As we continue to scale our own work both locally – through a partnership with eBay Foundation– and globally – through a network of Jesuit and mission-aligned institutions – we are proud to call the Skoll Foundation a treasured partner."
At the Magis Dinner on May 18, Osberg will discuss the imperative to find the next generation of funders and leaders -- people in the mold of former eBay president Jeffrey Skoll and Ashoka founder Bill Drayton, who have devoted their lives and/or personal fortunes to finding innovative, lasting solutions to problems in developing countries. She will also discuss challenges the next generation of leaders will face, such as how to scale social enterprises in developing countries which lack an essential infrastructure, and how to measure and compare global social progress (Osberg has urged adoption of the just-launched 'Social Progress Index' as a more-meaningful measure than GDP).
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• Social entrepreneurs from around the world—from San Francisco to sub-Saharan Africa—will be on hand showcasing their business-based solutions to problems from infant mortality to unclean water.
• Santa Clara University students who have participated in the Global Social Benefit Fellows program –researching and augmenting the work of social entrepreneurs around the world – will present displays of their work in Brazil, India, Uganda, Nepal, and Zambia.
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I want to make an application on php,so that if anyone needs to change the password(either of his linux pc or internal office's server's account) ,that will be done by him/her by opening a page on browser.. how can i implement this ???
I had a code to change the Linus's pc's password through php,but how can i change my server's account's password through this ?
I am using the below command to change the Linux pc's password :-
shell_exec("echo $newpass | sudo -u root passwd --stdin $user");
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The UK isn't a hub for interesting rap—or am I just ignorant here? No it's not, but 18 year old rapper Shane Chubbz is an exception to that thinly researched rule. "Holiday/Where I'm From" is one of those two-for-one tracks. "Holiday" is a smooth pina-colada summer tinged track with bright organ and piano licks that oozes into "Where I'm From," a dreamy synth heavy track which finds Chubbz playing autobiographer. As October hits, existentially this is where the summer a segues into the autumn months. Realistically, it's pretty much just two cool songs.
Shane Chubbz has an upcoming project called '95 and Forever scheduled to be released by the end of the year.


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text: The Loading Bar wants to bring gaming café culture to London Gaming 09 October 12 by Ian Steadman The Loading Bar The Loading Bar in Falmouth has brought a little bit of Tokyo-style gaming café culture to the UK. Now it wants to bring its mix of good coffee and gaming to London, and that means it needs help.So today a campaign went up on crowdfunding site Indiegogo, with owner James Dance making an impassioned (if perhaps somewhat overly dramatic) plea for help to fund his expansion plans -- he says he needs around £31,000 to "secure the rest of the funding needed to make the project a reality". If he pulls it off then that means London will get its first proper gaming café, a place that puts as much effort into creating Minecraft-themed cocktails as offering free Wi-Fi.A London Loading Bar would offer food from Gourmet Gaming, which cooks up dishes that have appeared in games (check out their attempt at the elixir soup that your grandma gives you in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, or maybe you'd prefer some "snackoos" from Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney?). New drink combinations would come from the Drunken Moogle, who like to invent new cocktails with inspiration from games -- like this amazingly-titled Deus Ex On The Beach.It's actually a little strange that London doesn't really have a gaming café/bar of any kind, and Dance hopes that his same "successful" Falmouth formula will create a space where the capital's gamers can hang out, drink good quality coffee (or alcoholic beverages at night), and play some games. Then there are special events as well, like arcade nights and so on -- they currently do gaming-themed club nights too.Perks for those who donate rank from £3 for your name on the bar's wallpaper, to a big party with DJs and bar staff if you donate £6,250. And, if you're into civic regeneration, Dance claims that they "will also be saving money by taking over the lease of one of the many pubs that are closing down in the city -- these classic London pubs are perfect for two things; avoiding hordes of marauding zombies and developing into gaming venues".So if you want to help Dance with his "aim to create a centre point venue for all things gaming culture in the UK and beyond," then pop down to the Pathology Museum from 26 to 28 October, where he'll be showing off some of the most disgusting cocktails you'll ever see as part of an anatomically-correct cake show. Grim, but impressive. Edited by Liat Clark Comments If memory serves, there used to be a video game bar in London at the Warren Street end of Whitfield Street, near Tottenham Court Road (it was located where The Vault is now I believe), I can't recall it's name as it must have closed around 2001/2. I only remember this because the TV show BITS used it to film an interview or two in there. Jay Oct 10th 2012 Cheers for the heads up Jay, I've heard a few mention something like that, nobody seems to remember exactly what/where it was. James Dance Oct 10th 2012 I think the gaming bar Jay refers to was The Playing Fields. A café and a gay bar, Vault 139 now occupy the site. Jake Oct 10th 2012 Reply to a comment Name Email Comment Submit » Latest on wired.co.uk


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Osgood was all smiles on the opening day of the Traverse City Prospects Tournament here at Center ICE Arena on Saturday, helping mentor young goalies Petr Mrazek, Evan Mosher and Ramis Sadikov. Those prospects will rotate playing time throughout the five-day tournament.
Coach Osgood said he's looking forward to the new challenge.
"I'm excited to begin my new job working with the young guys … I've worked with Howie (Jimmy Howard), but that was in a different capacity since I was still playing," Osgood told NHL.com. "I've always enjoyed teaching the young guys and that's how I was brought up in the organization with guys like Mike Vernon, Tim Cheveldae, Ken Wregget and Dominik Hasek. A lot of guys taught me and mentored me, so that was the same thing I did with Howie and I enjoyed it."
Osgood played only 11 games last season as a backup to Howard and was sidelined after undergoing sports hernia surgery in January. He played 14 seasons in two stints with the Red Wings -- when Detroit acquired Hasek before the 2001-02 season, Osgood joined the New York Islanders, who then qualified for the playoffs for the first time in eight seasons.
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Osgood spent three seasons with the Islanders and St. Louis Blues, but returned to Detroit following the 2004-05 lockout. He played another six seasons with the Red Wings, helping them win the 2008 Stanley Cup and come within a win of another championship in 2009. Osgood won his first Cup in 1997, his fourth season in the League, as a backup to Vernon. The following season, he was the starter when the Red Wings won their second straight title.
Red Wings goalie coach Jim Bedard feels the organization is already reaping the benefits of having Osgood as an assistant.
"His experience and easy-going personality are the things that set him apart," Bedard told NHL.com. "Still, he might have looked liked the quiet paper boy, but he's a competitive guy. He expects a lot out of these young guys and wants to give each of them a chance to be the best they can be. He was always one of the most liked guys in the dressing room, and he'll carry that over with his hockey knowledge and experience and it'll be a great fit."
Osgood appears to have a good grasp on how he needs to approach a career in coaching.
"Working in practice and doing the right things off the ice, saying the right things to the media, acting like a pro hockey player and doing what's expected of you," he said. "As a youngster, you go into it blindly at 20 years old and don't know what's going on. After learning from players who gave me the knowledge and the ammunition, I feel like it's something I've wanted to do as well."
Howard, who signed an extension in late February, will enter the 2011-12 campaign as the team's starter. He's won 37 games in back-to-back seasons and despite struggling at times during the regular season in 2010-11, he had a phenomenal playoff run, going 7-4 with a 2.49 goals-against average and .923 save percentage.
"Jimmy played so much that I think he wore out a bit," Osgood said. "He played 63 games and it's hard to play that many in the League now with the intensity of the games and travel. I thought against San Jose in the playoffs, he was our best player. Every year he's improved mentally and physically, and I thought when our backs were against the wall in the playoffs, he was our best player. That showed me a lot about the goalie he is and the goalie he's going to be."
After Howard, the Red Wings have backup Ty Conklin and goalies-in-waiting Joey MacDonald and Thomas McCollum.
McCollum made his NHL debut against the St. Louis Blues on March 30, 2011, replacing starter MacDonald midway through the second period and his team trailing, 5-2. He'd yield three goals on eight shots and was ultimately pulled at the end of the second in a 10-3 loss.
Osgood still remembers telling McCollum to just forget the outing and move on. The first-round draft choice (No. 30) in 2008 did make 23 appearances for the Toledo Walleye in the ECHL last season, going 11-9-2 with a 2.76 GAA and .909 save percentage.
"Tom is one of the guys I'll be working with all year … Thomas has tons of talent and he's really talented and he has a lot of potential, but he just has to go out and play and have some fun to clear his mind," Osgood said. "I've told him the last two years are over and that doesn't matter. He needs to start fresh when he gets up here for main camp. He has all the talent in the world and he's a good kid and when he's put in the right direction, he'll be fine."
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baby octopuses about the size of fleas have folks jumping at The
University of Southern Mississippi Scott Aquarium.
In a first
for the aquarium, a female octopus has laid eggs and is hatching
them. Hopes are that a few of the thousands of babies will survive
past three months.
"We didn't
breed her here," Buck Schesny, aquarist, said. "We got
her earlier this spring, and she evidently had already received
a sperm packet. For them to hatch is common, but to raise the juveniles
to adulthood is very difficult."
Common though
the egg-hatching process is, having an opportunity to see it firsthand
is not. The octopus first came to the aquarium thanks to a Pascagoula
shrimper who had caught her in a trawl.
weeks ago she disappeared under a rock. She has been hatching since
July 25," Schesny said. The only evidence visible to visitors
is a multitude of flea-sized specks pulsing around the tank. The
specks may be dark or light, as the juveniles already have the ability
to change color as a protection mechanism.
Behind the
scenes, the aquarium crew has scraped off paint that provided a
background for the 210-gallon tank, home to the adult octopus. A
small piece of plywood keeps light out until it is time for the
aquarists to take a peek at mom and her eggs.
"The female
plasters eggs to the walls of her den," said Jennifer Hale,
Scott Aquarium educator and a storehouse of knowledge about cephalopods
- octopus and squid. "She stays with her eggs for the entire
brood time. It may take two to three months for them all to hatch."
The process
has already slowed down at the aquarium.
"I was
moving juveniles out to a 250-gallon tank twice a day," Schesny
said. "Now it is down to once a day."
Hale said the
female doesn't leave the den and uses her arms and suckers to brush
over the eggs to keep them clean and oxygenated.
she doesn't go out hunting, she ingests about one-third of her body
weight," Hale said. "After the eggs hatch, she usually
dies of pure starvation. If she doesn't die, when she emerges from
her den in the wild, a host of other animals are waiting for her.
She is just too weak to get away. She is an easy meal."
Schesny noted
that rainy weather on the coast is one of the difficulties in keeping
the new arrivals alive.
"If the
water was nice and salty, I could collect food right here off the
seawall. Right now I have to go out to where it is salty to get
the food they need."
The first three
months the octopus juveniles dine on copepods - small crustaceans.
The juveniles are voracious eaters, and having the right food -
and enough of it - is essential for their survival. Schesny is already
seeing high mortality, but he is still hoping that the aquarium
team can nurse at least one into adulthood.
would be another first for us," he said.
The J.L. Scott
Marine Education Center and Aquarium is part of the Southern Miss
Gulf Coast Research Laboratory.
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|Predicting maltreatment of children of teenage mothers.
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|OBJECTIVE: To determine the degree to which knowing certain characteristics about young high-risk families can help distinguish those families most likely to maltreat their children from those families at lower risk of maltreating their children. DESIGN: Observational cohort from which the following predictor variables were gathered when infants were 2 months old: maternal age, depressive symptoms, childrearing attitudes, social support, and living situation (with or apart from related adults). Families were followed up for 24 months to identify the occurrence of maltreatment. SETTING: An urban, socioeconomically disadvantaged cohort of teenage mothers and their infants attending a hospital-based special primary care clinic for teen mothers and their infants. PARTICIPANTS: All full-term infants and mothers enrolled into the clinic in 1990 participated in the study. This included 47 mother-infant pairs enrolled when infants were 2 months of age. Forty-five of these pairs were available for follow-up when infants were 24 months of age. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Maltreatment defined as any incident that prompted investigation by the state child protective agency and was found to be a substantiated case of maltreatment by that agency. RESULTS: Maltreatment occurred in 15 of 45 families before the child's second birthday. Discriminate function analysis produced a model that correctly classified 13 of 15 maltreating mothers and misclassified one of 30 non-maltreating mothers. Stepwise analysis revealed that living situation was by far the strongest predictive variable (R2 = 7). CONCLUSION: Maltreatment was a predictable outcome within this extremely high-risk cohort. Living apart from related adults was the strongest risk factor associated with maltreatment. This easily obtainable piece of information may be an important risk marker for practitioners, social service personnel, and others working with this very-high-risk population. It may allow early supportive interventions that might prevent maltreatment.
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Fitzgerald, who formerly lived in Los Alamitos, pleaded guilty today to one felony count each of grand theft, fraudulently using an access card, second-degree commercial burglary, and willfully failing to file a tax return, 23 felony counts of forgery, 16 felony counts of falsifying a book of records, three felony counts computer access fraud, and three felony counts of filing false tax returns.
From April 2004 and November 2007, Fitzgerald forged numerous checks to herself and charged personal expenses for herself and her family on a company credit card.
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No, but seriously, it was pretty crappy of him. He stared at me in my swimsuit all day, asked me out as an afterthought as he was leaving the pool, and didn't even introduce himself nor ask MY name.
yeah and been all "I OBJECT TO YOUR OBJECTIFICATION. FEMINISM, UNH."
Men will be men, you'll probably have to deal with that kind of stuff occasionally.
I'm 19 now so I can't be a lolicon anymore. I no longer have the excuse that I'm underage myself. :c
you gotta draw the line somewhere. 18 heck yes you will be sexually interested in underage girls. on your birthday at 19 though hell no.
I mean, as creepy as a mid-20s guy asking out a 17 year-old girl, I do know I look older than I am now. It was more of the fact that he spent all day staring at me performing a job where my uniform is a bikini and I have to be friendly, but didn't even look at me nor introduce himself nor talk to me at all prior to expecting me to actually go with a complete stranger that made it weird and somewhat laughable.
and, Tay and Gunzet, I'll definitely remember y'allss suggestions next time :P
Not technically. In Canada, age of consent has an exemption that allows 14-15 year olds to have sex with anyone 5 years older or less. It's called, "close-in-age exception". Anyway, it was more of a joke than anything. Sure, lolis are sometimes fun in anime, but a real 14 year old girl? No thanks.
People will be jerks works too. But I honestly think men have a lot wrong with them when it comes to things like ogling the opposite gender. It's just in man's nature to be perverted, some just control it more than others.


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It's important for business owners to shop around for a key man insurance policy that will provide insurance benefits in case sickness or injury causes an unexpected departure from work.
Ontario, CA (PRWEB) February 13, 2014 - Key man insurance is often purchased in small companies or family owned businesses to protect a sudden death or disability of the business owner or key person in the company. In the event of death or disability, the company receives benefits from the insurance company based on how much insurance was purchased.This may not be worth considering for many companies in this day and age. Many top executives often leave for other companies several times throughout their career, leaving the company to pay expensive premiums on a policy. The company can lose the money on their investment if they decide to drop the coverage.
"How do you determine who needs this insurance? Look at your business and think about who is irreplaceable in the short term. In many small businesses, it's the owner who holds the company together; he may keep the books, manage the employees, interact with key customers and so on. If that person is gone, the business pretty much stops," (Key Person Insurance Definition: Entrepreneur, February 9, 2014).
"Low-cost term insurance is preferable because it does not build up cash value," says Frank N. Darras, American's top disability insurance lawyer. "Find a policy that allows you to transfer the insurance from one person to another in the event the key person leaves and a replacement is found. That way, your company hasn't lost out on all those premium payments and only has to change the name on the policy." The company may also consider selling the key man insurance policy to another business: "Rather than lose the money you have put into the policy, another option you might explore is something called a life settlement. Basically, this involves selling the policy to a third-party business for some fraction of its value. That business holds the policy, continues making premium payments on it, and collects the benefit once the insured person dies," (Making 'Key Man' Insurance Pay When a Key Man Leaves: BusinessWeek, October 31, 2013).
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Booking it back - Wall teacher returns to school faster than expected
Sarah Hessler didn't have to come back so soon.
Some friends told her not to. They said she should take the whole school year to stay home and recuperate, and no one could have blamed her if she had taken their advice.
Even her students said they never expected to see Hessler back in class so quickly.
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Hessler, 25, and Wall High student Kate Wilde were headed home from the University Interscholastic League state academic competition in May when the Suburban Hessler was driving was struck head-on by a car driven by longtime Angelo State University professor Terry John Lehmann.
Lehmann, whose car had veered into the oncoming lane, died at the scene. He had been driving to Austin to visit his sick father.
Hessler and Wilde were taken to Brackenridge Hospital in Austin. Wilde, who had been in the Suburban's back seat, was released the next day with broken ribs and bruises.
Hessler's recovery has had its up and downs, but she has remained in high spirits for the most part, with the help of friends and family who brought food and stayed with her at her apartment through the toughest parts of her recovery.
"Well, you can either sit and complain and make life miserable for everyone else, or you can just get through it and stay happy," she said. "We prayed a lot, and that was a comfort."
She's physically strong enough to walk across the classroom unaided, but she uses a crutch when she feels tired. She also has a motorized wheelchair for long trips up and down Wall High's hallways.
Courtney Smith, 17, was a freshman when she first met Hessler. The Wall senior said the yearbook staff brought food and had a celebration the day Hessler returned to school. They also hung a "Welcome Back" sign in the classroom.
Smith said she didn't expect Hessler to return until at least the spring semester.
"We were very excited to have her back," Smith said. "She's really hands-on but lets us have our own ideas. Then she helps broaden them. It's really our yearbook, and she puts her special touches on it."
Hessler tires during the day and goes to bed about 8 p.m. instead of at 11 p.m. or so the way she did before the crash. The pain from some of her surgeries was hard to handle at times, and complications from a stroke left her blind in her right eye. The hardest part of her ordeal was losing precious time with her son, Joshua, 2.
Joshua saw his mother once in a month's time, and that was for five minutes, Hessler said. The absence caused Josh to become distant, as if he forgot who his mom was.
Time spent together has since closed that gap, and the two are as close as ever, she said. Joshua even gets his mother's crutch when she needs it.
"He's a helpful little guy," she said.
What also helps is leading a normal life, she said.
The memory of the crash has dimmed, and she does not remember the intensity of the moment. Doctors no longer come to her apartment for treatment — she goes to them. Hessler said she believes she will walk without a crutch in about six months.
She also is among her students again, another reason she chose to return to school early. She said she wants to see this group of seniors graduate because they were freshmen four years ago when she did her student-teaching at Wall.
"After (the wreck) happened, everything changed," she said. "Getting back to where you were is good. I tried to keep up work from home, but there is only so much you can do from e-mail. It's hard sitting at home when you know what's going on at school and you want to be there."
It was hard for her students as well.
"She's one of my favorite teachers," said Jordan Porche, a 16-year-old junior. "She really knows what she is talking about, and then she can still be one of us. I was really proud of how far she has come. I knew she was going to come back, but I was proud of how quick she did it, and how strong she was."
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Tokyo - Asian stock markets got off to a slow start on Monday after a US market holiday but held near three-year highs on optimism about the US economy, with investors now shifting their focus to corporate earnings.
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was off 0.2 percent by late morning, staying just under Friday's highs and near its 2011 peak, having risen about 7 percent so far this year.
Japan's Nikkei average was little changed after closing at a 5-1/2-month high on Friday.
The world's share prices rallied last week, with MSCI's All World share index hitting a record high, as data showed US employment growth smashed forecasts and unemployment fell to near a six-year low of 6.1 percent.
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I've come full circle again… for the umpteenth time. I began the process of digging into one chapter a week thirty years ago. I began this current "work in progress" series of posts two years ago (March 2012) beginning with this chapter 56. Oddly, it seems longer ago than that this time. I suspect that it seems particularly longer because I was beginning to see this project 'more really' realistically (see 'postscript' commentary below).
Two years ago I was considering changing the first line. I did go ahead and change it from Knowing doesn't speak; speaking doesn't know to Knower not speak; speaker not know. I'm still a little on the fence with this, but saying speaker feels more personal than speaking. Whatever word feels most personal would be the one to use… and that changes from person to person I expect. That is the true value of Word for Word; it let's us off the hook of any particular translator's interpretation.
Back then, I was also thinking that unobtainable and intimate could be rephrased as Unobtainable yet intimate. The character here is a conjunction, so either one works. The feeling this unobtainable and / yet evokes plunges deep. It reminds me a bit of the Schrödinger Cat quantum paradox (Schrödinger's cat video) where the cat is both alive and dead at the same time. Only when observed does it settle out into one or the other states of existence. The mystery that mind can never 'obtain', at least through rational means, is reality. Again, profound sameness points to and helps unravel the mystery a bit… at least for me. In a sense, it gives me some 'thing' to look for.
I feel I'm winding down my rhetorical involvement on CenterTao. I've been giving my two cents worth for years and years now. That is long enough to demonstrate 'those who write do not know', to paraphrase this chapter's Knower doesn't speak; speaker doesn't know.
I do hope I've managed in some small way to demonstrate some of what chapter 56 refers to as 'what is called profound sameness'. Indeed, it is just that quality of reality, that profound sameness, that makes speaking about any aspect of it terribly limited, realistically speaking. It is like trying to view the cosmos by looking through a straw. Naturally, the Buddhist parable of the Blind Men and the Elephant speaks to this problem perfectly.
I've also more fully come to face the cold hard truth behind so called 'teaching'. Social connection and interaction is the most important aspect of teaching. The notion of 'enlightening' anyone on anything is more myth than reality. Indeed, we only understand what we know. That is not to say input has no value. Quite the contrary, all input has value as we journey down our personal road to self-understanding—self-honesty. Input stirs our cognitive pot as we strive to get our emotions, thoughts, and life experiences into harmonious alignment. Ah, but that's just a fancy way of saying, 'struggling to grow up'. The input is always more than enough for where we are at any particular stage in life. In other words, everything is just perfect each moment; it is only our expectations that make it feel otherwise.
Being helpful is probably a prime motivation for what I do here, and yes, I know I've been helpful to a few people; those who happened into a kind of Taoist 'cognitive sweet spot'. Usually it is otherwise. Younger folks are more likely to be receptive to concrete, non-impartial, observations. Youthful energy resonates with and stimulates clear-cut points of view. Older folks have already settled down in a suitable worldview and are not looking to shake that up much. Simply said, my experience tells that few are seeking input that shakes up their preconceptions.
Fully accepting that we only understand what we know means I can't help but feel I am 'pissing in the wind', as my father would say. Not that there is anything wrong with that; it is all part of my own growing up. J On the plus side, and to be honest, I enjoy the challenge of trying to capture as much of the bigger picture as I can despite the futility of it… and perhaps because of the futility, come to think of it. Therefore, I may not be winding down as much as I envision—I'll just have to wait and see.
Knowing when to stop
For the past decade, I've been posting from what is a steady stream of observations, trying to cull and comment on the ones most pithy. Now, I'll see if I can't first look for every reason in the book why I need not comment. That is easy, given chapter 56. I figure it is about time to "know when to stop". Still, sometimes I expect I'll just feel socially and emotionally compelled to offer my 2 cents. That's fine; I just feel it is time to break this habit of posting observations, if indeed it is a habit. We'll see.
I will be open to answering any questions, and replying to any comments other offer. These are few and far between up to now, so I don't expect to be swamped
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Knower not speak; speaker not know.
Subdue its sharpness, untie its tangles,
Soften its brightness, be the same as dust,
This is called profound sameness.
For this reason,
Unobtainable and intimate,
Unobtainable and distant
Unobtainable and favorable
Unobtainable and fearful
Unobtainable and noble
Unobtainable and humble
For this reason all under heaven value it
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Wet grounds continue to be a problem for area athletic teams as they try to get games in here on the final day of April. The Galesburg High School sophomore baseball team's game with Mercer County has been cancelled for today. Games remaining on the light area schedule include the Galva/Williamsfield baseball team traveling to Brimfield, and the Monmouth-Roseville softball team playing at ROWVA.
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