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Right now I have a view like this that works.
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#{field 'user.email'}
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With a corresponding text tag defined which then uses the field (it is more complicated than this, just boiling down to essentials)
<input type="text" id="${_arg.id}" name="${_arg.name}" value="${_arg.value}">
Ideally I would rather have it so I did not have to declare the field in the view so it would look like this.
#{form @UserCreate.create()}
#{text 'user.email' /}
With a tag that looks like this.
#{field 'user.email'}
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Welcome back to Financial Literacy Month. Most readers of this
column, I know, are saving for retirement but aren't at
retirement age yet.
So every once in a while, I like to do a "call your Mom"
column. People on the verge of retirement or newly retired are
called upon to make all sorts of major financial decisions that
will have a huge impact on the rest of their lives.
One of the most important decisions is when to claim Social
Security, and too many people make the wrong choice and end up
saddled with unnecessary money worries and simply less to spend
in retirement.
Social Security is very complicated-no surprise, given that
it's a venerable government program.
When it's time for you-or your parents-to choose when and how
to file for and claim benefits, consider enlisting the help of a
fee-only financial planner experienced with Social Security. You
can find one through the
National Association
of Personal Financial Advisors
But here's a brief overview; the basic principle is
surprisingly simple, and it's also easy to see why people do it
The basic principle of claiming Social Security is this:
A single person, or the higher earner in a married couple,
should wait until age 70 to start receiving benefits.
That doesn't mean waiting until 70 to retire. It means
spending down your retirement savings from the day you retire
until age 70, and then supplementing your savings with Social
Why? Because the longer you wait to take Social Security (up
to age 70), the bigger the monthly payment (it goes up 8% per
year after your official "full retirement age", plus
The payments last for the rest of your life-or, in the case of
a married couple, for the rest of both of their lives. And the
payments are indexed to inflation.
When you spend down your portfolio and wait to take Social
Security, you're essentially converting part of your portfolio
into a guaranteed annuity better than you can buy from any
insurance company.
Your payment is unaffected by market performance, and you
can't outlive it. "[T]he true value of delaying Social Security
is a triple-benefit of hedging longevity, poor returns, and high
inflation," wrote financial planner Michael Kitces on his
Nerd's Eye View
blog last year.
And if the idea of a Social Security check brings to mind an
impoverished elderly person just scraping by, think again: a
couple who both worked long careers at decent salaries could
easily end up collecting over $60,000/year in Social Security
payments if they claim at 70-and the money isn't even fully
Folks who've been through the Social Security process will
note that I haven't said anything about spousal benefits.
For a couple with one working spouse or where one spouse
earned much more over their career than another, the higher
earning should "file and suspend" at full retirement age so their
spouse can begin collecting a spousal benefit.
And there are other complicated filing strategies that a
financial planner can help you untangle. I also recommend Jim
Blankenship's detailed book
Social Security: An Owner's Manual
Yet too many retirees don't untangle anything: they file at
62, even though the system penalizes you for taking Social
Security before your official retirement age.
The number one reason people do this, unfortunately, is
because they have little or no retirement savings.
"Imagine the person age 62 and retired due to a layoff, who
has no savings whatsoever," says Mike Piper, author of
Social Security Made Simple
"That person obviously has to claim at 62."
But nearly half of all Social Security recipients claim their
benefit at age 62, according to
research by Boston College
, and not all of them are impoverished. Another reason people
give for claiming early is that they want to get in ASAP, before
the program is gutted by Congress or runs out of money.
I understand the sentiment, but any cuts to Social Security
are likely to fall most heavily on the wealthiest recipients or
affect all beneficiaries proportionally.
Claiming early to avoid a hypothetical cut that would
disproportionately affect people who file later is a gamble- on a
political long shot- that will affect the rest of your life,.
Finally, one possible although unfortunate reason you may need
to claim Social Security early is if you have good reason to
believe that your remaining life will be short. In that case,
sure, get it while it's hot.
I'm writing about this seemingly arcane and definitely boring
topic because I've seen people in my family make this mistake and
then worry about outliving their money, for no good reason.
In some cases, I've been able to help them fix the mistake,
but the Social Security Administration changed its rules a couple
of years ago to make it harder to undo claiming decisions: in
general, after 12 months you're stuck with what you've got.
Given that this is Financial Literacy Month, however, I
figured it was time to open the Social Security box and look at
some of the rusty gears. Go ahead. Print this column and send it
to Mom.
Disclosure: Michael Kitces contributed to
a Kickstarter campaign
held by the writer.
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Mary Quinn befriends some of Sonoma County's most miserable dogs.
"They aren't broken," she says, "they're just bent."
Quinn toils to feed, clean, assure, train and straighten out dogs used as fight-ring bait or abandoned, chained and forgotten, traded on the street like chattel or labeled as unredeemable and designated to be killed.
Then she writes a personal ad for them.
A current one features a photograph of Sophia Flower, a white and brown pit bull pup.
"I am very social with all people, kids, and other animals too," states the dog's ad in The Press Democrat classified section. "What I love best is riding in the car with my head across your lap.
"Please call Mary."
Quinn, a 56-year-old former Point Arena country girl, can tell you exactly why she writes a dog-seeks-adoption ad as though the pup were speaking.
She recalls visiting the county animal shelter and looking into the eyes of a homeless dog that had a story and longings she could only imagine.
As the dog looked away, it occurred to Quinn, "She has no voice."


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Kosada has released Vuo version 1.1. For this release, Kosada implemented some major new features, including movie exporting (offline rendering with antialiasing and motion blur), serial input/output, new graphics shaders, more audio analyzers, and screen capture.
Vuo is a visual programming language for designing live interactive media.
Today Kosada announced the release of Vuo 1.0. Aimed at media producers, VJs, interactive artists, and media-making non-programmers, Vuo enables users to interactively create and mix audio, video, and 2D + 3D effects. It is designed for media production of heavy-duty graphics effects, professional stage production, multimedia installations, audio integration, and interactive data displays, while still being simple enough for casual experimentation.
Built for Mac OS X, Vuo is an alternative to Apple's Quartz Composer, a popular visual programming tool, which is used in settings from live performances to studio post-production. Once focused on writing extensions to Quartz Composer, the Kosada team realized that to take full advantage of newer technologies, they would need to create their own visual programming tool.
Kosada has updated Timestream, its iPad app to make it easier to enter event information; to use more varied time scales and to enter events using 24-hour time. The enhancements also include support for retina display.
Timestream is an easy and fun way to create timelines and chronologies on the iPad that you can share with your family and friends.
Former Vice President Al Gore, former Governor Jennifer Granholm, and "The Young Turks" host Cenk Uygur used the UltimateLogger application, which was developed by Kosada, to prepare commentary for a recent GOP presidential debate.
Gore, Granholm, and Uygur used UltimateLogger while watching the debate to bookmark clips they wanted to talk about in Current TV's post-debate analysis. Through a custom user interface designed specifically for the debate, they logged the time and some details about each clip at the touch of a button.
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In an exclusive video store tour, Rite Aid COO Ken Martindale walks Drug Store News editor Rob Eder and the DSN.TV cameras through its newest Wellness store, which features several important new elements and a vastly updated look throughout the store.
Rite Aid has its merchandising strategy down to a fine science. Even as the merchant team reporting to Tony Montini, Rite Aid EVP of merchandising, delivers a standardized shopping experience to Rite Aid customers, the company's merchants are constantly experimenting with new ideas that help differentiate that shopping experience from the store across the street.
Rite Aid is back — and in a very big way. After years of toiling in the shadows of its fast-growing and better-capitalized rivals, the company has regained its footing and market momentum with a renewed vitality and a sharply defined focus on its mission as a community-driven health-and-wellness retailer.
Rite Aid celebrated the latest evolution of its Wellness store format, with a June 23 grand opening truly befitting of its 90210 address.
There has been a lot of good news generating out of Rite Aid headquarters in Camp Hill, Pa., in the past week. Not the least of which was the 2.7% lift in first-quarter sales and the 3.1% gain in same-store sales for the period. Rite Aid delivered its seventh consecutive quarter of profitability, noted John Standley, Rite Aid chairman and CEO, during a conference call with analysts last week. And Motley Fool's consumer goods analyst Sean O'Reilly raved about Rite Aid's Health Alliance program, what he described as the company's "ace up its sleeve." O'Reilly noted that the Health Alliance program is designed to drive traffic into Rite Aid's stores through doctor recommendations in the markets where Health Alliance is active. But there's a deeper dive here, because Rite Aid is driving the right customers into its stores — customers with poly-chronic or chronic conditions that represent more frequent trips and bigger market baskets. What's more, Rite Aid's Health Alliance program aims to make those acquired patients more sticky by coordinating a comprehensive care program that will help those patients reach their health goals.
Rite Aid president and COO Ken Martindale officially marked the grand re-opening of the company's Beverly Hills store with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday morning.
More than 1-in-4 Rite Aid locations now reflect the latest in healthcare retailing — the company's Wellness store format, the concept that serves as a cornerstone to Rite Aid's overall health-and-wellness solution, John Standley, Rite Aid chairman and CEO, told analysts Thursday morning.
Rite Aid announced its third-quarter 2014 sales Thursday, showing higher total and same-store sales and profits than third quarter 2013, as well as continued growth in programs like the Wellness store format, Wellness65+ and others.
The main story surrounding Rite Aid over the past couple of years has been its efforts to engineer a turnaround, but the message from Thursday was, "Rite Aid more or less has turned around, so what's next?"
NEW YORK — During a red carpet celebration Tuesday evening at its newly remodeled Wellness store in New York's West Village neighborhood, Rite Aid unveiled and celebrated the exclusive launch of the Eddie Funkhouser beauty line at select Beauty Vision stores.
Rite Aid had a ribbon-cutting ceremony to debut its newly remodeled Wellness store in New York's West Village neighborhood Tuesday.
Rite Aid is testing a revamped beauty section in at least one of its Genuine Well Being stores, in New York's West Village. Dubbed Beauty Vision, the section features a wider assortment of brands, a spruced-up look and a Beauty Vision adviser who can help customers learn about various brands and products. The chain is promoting the new concept with a special event on Tuesday featuring Eddie Funkhouser, creator of the eponymous cosmetic brand.
Assuming president Obama's healthcare reform initiative works out - notwithstanding the rough start it's had so far - and tens of millions of uninsured Americans get healthcare coverage, it's going to mean a lot of potential new customers for pharmacy retailers. But while that will drive script count and get people through the door, it will also drive pharmacy margins down. This means retailers will need to do more to make themselves stand out in the front end, and one of the best ways to do that is with beauty.
DSN took a close look at Rite Aid's new beauty concept this week. See it for yourself.
Rite Aid's efforts to convert the chain to the new Wellness store format have been running smoothly for a couple of years now, but it was this year that the chain reached two key milestones.
Drug Store News recently spoke with president Ken Martindale about how Rite Aid's Wellness format has evolved.
When Seattle-based Bartell Drugs opened its 61st store in the city's rapidly growing South Lake Union neighborhood, it unveiled a store that included not only a nice new format, but also a variety of amenities rarely seen in drug stores, including cold beer on tap; such pet-friendly features as water bowls, pet-hitching posts and free dog biscuits; and a selection of local spirits.
The large-scale evolution of the American drug store has mostly happened in the big, national chains, and despite some doubts from naysayers about some of the concepts in the Walgreens flagship stores, that format has already expanded to several cities. CVS and Rite Aid have expanded their respective Urban Cluster and Wellness store formats as well, providing clear indication of their popularity with consumers.
Fresh off its third consecutive profitable quarter, Rite Aid has appointed Ken Martindale as president and COO, the retail pharmacy chain said Monday.
Rite Aid reported its third consecutive profitable quarter Thursday, with profits of nearly $90 million, following the introduction of the largest expansion of its Wellness+ loyalty card program, dubbed Wellness65+, and days before the promotion of COO Ken Martindale to president of the company.
The 4,615-store drug chain has been on a roll lately, continuing to benefit from the switch from branded to generic drugs and the retention of last year's dispute between Walgreens and Express Scripts.
Rite Aid posted its third consecutive profitable quarter Thursday morning as it launched the largest extension to date to its loyalty card program and continued growing the latest iteration of its new store format.
Rite Aid announced Wednesday that it has converted nearly all its stores in the Buffalo, N.Y., area to the Wellness store format, breaking the news with an event in the nearby village of Williamsville that included president, chairman and CEO John Standley, COO Ken Martindale and fitness expert Denise Austin.
Just as writers find their voices, Rite Aid has paved its road with wellness. Evidence of that was clear when it announced its latest last month, raking in a $123.1 million profit for the fourth quarter and a $118.1 million profit for the fiscal year, its first profitable year since 2007.
Max-Wellness on Wednesday announced that it will open the first of its new concept Mini-Max stores in The Center for Healthy Living situated on the 83-acre campus of Moorings Park, an upscale Naples, Fla., retirement community.
Rite Aid's latest Wellness store concept features a new interactive Vision Center kiosk that allows customers to try new frames in the store and order prescription glasses and contact lenses for home delivery.
Aiming to improve the shopping experience through unique merchandising presentations, Rite Aid has unveiled its next generation Wellness store in Lemoyne, Pa., which features a greater focus on men's grooming.


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British singer songwriter Jono McCleery will release his third long player Pagodes on 2 October 2015 via the If Music imprint; listen to Age Of Self on Clash, or below.Read More
This July, Soundcrash will once again head to the coast of Croatia to hold their annual Soundwave Festival, featuring a number of artists across the Ninja Tune, Brainfeeder and Counter rosters.
Fink and Jono McCleery will both play live, whilst DJ Kentaro and Kidkanevil of Stateless will be on the decks, with Teebs and Kutmah representing Brainfeeder.
Soundwave 2012 will be held from 19-23 July at The Garden, Tisno, Croatia. The full line-up and tickets can be bought here.
British singer songwriter Jono McCleery will release his third long player Pagodes on 2 October 2015 via the If Music imprint; listen to Age Of Self on Clash, or below.Read More
Ninja Tune stalwart and head of R'COUP'D records, Fink, popped in to have a chat with Carlos Hawthorn of Resident Advisor in this in-depth interview.
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Fairfield University, in Fairfield, CT, has upgraded its media center television productions with the addition of three Hitachi SK-3020P HD cameras, equipped with Hitachi CU-3100 camera control units and Fujinon HA18x7.6BRM HD lenses. The media center, which is located on campus in Xavier Hall, serves the production needs of the university and the school's new media film, television and radio program within the department of visual and performing arts.
New media students at Fairfield are using the cameras to gain hands-on experience with real-world technology that will be of use when they graduate.
The Hitachi cameras, which are located in the media center's 30ft x 45ft Studio B, are controlled and switched remotely from the university's satellite uplink/television production truck parked outside the building.
Besides enabling Fairfield University to move up to multistandard, broadcast-quality, native 16:9 HDTV production capability, the new Hitachi HDTV studio/field cameras can also be packed onto the production truck and used to produce video from remote production sites, such as the university's stadium, auditoriums and even off-campus locations.
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Major media outlets such as CNN, FOX, MSNBC, and CSPAN frequently call on Fairfield for "live shot" origination, according to the school. This allows students to participate in national broadcast programs in addition to providing the media center with a new revenue stream.
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Yes, you read that right. The legendary newsman was a guest on the Bravo show Wednesday night, and if you're wondering how the hell Cohen pulled off that guest booking, we'll point out that Cohen once worked at CBS News during Rather's anchoring era.
The huge "get" was parlayed into wacky fun with his disjointed pairing with second guest, singer John Mayer. While the highlight of Mayer's appearance amounted to the obsession with his long hair and mountain man hat, he did forcibly confess to his celebrity man crush (watch the clip below).
But the Rather good stuff happened when Cohen played a lightening round of word associations with the veteran journalist, who's "interviewed every important person on the planet," according to the gushing Bravo exec.
Watch the clip above for Rather's one-word impressions (and often more, because Dan Rather is famously descriptive) of some of the world's most notable figures, including Obama, Saddam Hussein, Nixon, George W. Bush, JFK … and Dolly Parton ("flat-chested").
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From Northridge Vineyard grapes, this mix of four clones spent more than two years in barrel. Tremendous depth and complexity are apparent on the nose, and there is no let-down on the palate. It's a seriously powerful wine, with muscle and magic. It opens generously into beautifully integrated layers of ripe fruit, confection, candied rind, cacao and a finishing…— P.G. (12/31/2012)
This delicious blend is 70% Cabernet Sauvignon and 30% Syrah, sourced from the Old Stones vineyard. Young, tight and peppery, it gains briary boysenberry flavors as it opens up, along with hints of soy and umami. A streak of maple syrup richness fills out the finish.— P.G. (2/1/2014)
As with previous vintages, this rare wine spent 38 months in barrel. Smooth and supple, it's a lush expression of purple and black fruits, generously endowed with darker flavors of smoke, tar, soy and licorice. There is a compelling, yet subtle, umami character overriding all else. It's drinking quite beautifully now, but could age considerably longer.— P.G. (2/1/2014)
Only the second time The Hustler has been made, this spent 38 months in barrel. All the fruit is sourced from the Morrison Lane vineyard. Port-like and amazingly concentrated, it's about as far as a dry wine can go and show fruit that is not buried in new oak. Here the fruit is a dark blend of berries and cassis; there is a dense layer of chocolate and earth…— P.G. (12/15/2011)
This is co-fermented Old Stones Vineyard and Cailloux Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon (60%) and Syrah (40%), showing the funk of the terroir and less of the varietal character of the fruit. It's flavorful and textural, with earth, anise and smoke notes, plus a mineral-driven wet-stone base and exceptional length.— P.G. (12/31/2012)
This edition of The Creator is a one-time only mix of 43% Cabernet Sauvignon from Stoneridge, 21% Cabernet from Cailloux, and 36% Syrah from Morrison Lane. It's edgy and tight, with sharply defined corners—herbal, with a leafy/stemmy note, well-integrated into wild, brambly berry fruits. The 50% new oak is virtually invisible at this point; it fills out the…— P.G. (12/15/2011)
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Since 2001 Jim Leonard, head chef and owner of Cora D's has been serving unique culinary delights in Camillus.
"I serve a variety of new American cuisine, ranging from Italian to Japanese," Leonard said. "It is really upscale comfort food."
From the moment you walk into Cora D's it is obvious that Leonard left no detail untouched when designing his restaurant. From the welcoming beautiful bar to the comfortable, upscale dining room, Cora D's not only offers great food, but a great atmosphere as well.
Leonard has plenty of cooking experience; he has been cooking since he was 16 and has worked at a number of different restaurants in Syracuse before owning his own, including Scotch and Sirloin and To the Moon.
"I change my menu about five or six times a year," Leonard said. "And all of my dishes are made to order."
Currently the most popular dish at Cora D's is the Penne Rigate.
Leonard enjoys serving plenty of repeat customers from Camillus, Skaneateles, Marcellus and Syracuse. Every Thursday at noon, he also enjoys serving lunch to the Camillus Rotary Club.
"I don't spend a lot of money on advertising, so I am able to keep my prices reasonable," Leonard said. "I also have the ability to serve parties of 18 or less comfortably in my small party room."
At this point, Leonard's party room is booked for the season, but after Jan. 1, it only takes a phone call to arrange a time for your organizations lunch meeting, birthday party, or bridal shower.
"I am typically closed on Sunday's and don't open until dinner time on Mondays, but I am willing to open if a special party would like to come in," he said.
Cora D's is a family run business that employees 15 people from the area. Leonard has lived and raised his family in Camillus since 1987.
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My name is Jerry and I am 36 years old. I am 5'11 and checking in at 248 lbs. I purchased a bike a year ago along with the wife. I started out small only completing 4-5 miles at a time and worked my way up to 22-25 miles a day. I got stupid and stopped riding. I wish I had some kind of excuse, but I do not.
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Prosoft Engineering has released v2.2 of its flagship application, Drive Genius. The software is used to optimize hard drives to make them run faster and work more efficiently overall. The latest version supports Mac OS Snow Leopard and works with non-HFS volumes where possible. The update newly displays defragment, scan, and volume shift progress bars and provides information about any bad blocks found during scans.
Version 2.2 additionally boasts an enhanced repartition performance and defragmentation functionality. The update features various bug fixes -- Volumes can be resized to larger than 1TB and progress sizes are displayed properly when duplicating a volume.
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A sniper can wait up to 72 hours without sleeping. Seriously? ...
Hotch: A sniper can wait up to 72 hours without sleeping.
Mays: Seriously?
Rossi: That's part of their training. They can stay awake for 72 hours and remain completely focused on their target.
Mays: How?
Hotch: By using a mental exercise called "fantasy integration". A sniper creates a scenarios involving a target that keeps that person at the forefront of their mind.
Morgan: Often they'll imagine a place where they're with the target, doing something together that takes time. For example, building a car.
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Certainly, the battered economy will be front and center in the months to come and the Democrat's base may be growing tired of waiting for a dramatic turnaround that isn't visible on the economic horizon.
Right now, it's painfully clear that the Obama economy is slowing down and the national news media seems to be stepping up its criticism of a weak job market, and the Democrats' failure to do anything about it.
In the run up to this week's Fed meeting, "economic data took a turn for the worse. Hiring slowed dramatically in March to just 88,000 jobs -- well below the 200,000 a month needed to significantly lower the unemployment rate," the Washington Post said Thursday.
An ADP Employment Report forecasts only 119,000 new jobs were created in April. That led Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, which compiles the job figures, to say the economy appears to be "throttling back" on the jobs front.
"It probably forestalls any increase in unemployment, but it's certainly not enough to generate any declines in unemployment," Zandi said.
The Fed said Wednesday that it will keep its benchmark interest rate near zero until the unemployment rate drops below 6.5 percent. But both the Fed and Congressional Budget Office forecasts do not see the jobless rate falling below that level this year or next.
In his widely read Washington Post blog titled, "The Incredible Stagnant U.S. Economy," economic analyst Neil Irwin said the first quarter's 2.5 percent economic growth rate -- almost one point below expectations, showed that "We're still stuck in the muck."
GDP growth is not expanding "fast enough to spur the robust recovery that the country needs," he writes.
If this situation persists or worsens this year and next, the midterm races could turn out to be a more compelling referendum on President Obama's economic policies. In fact, GOP officials are already talking about making the weak economy the centerpiece of their midterm election strategy, urging GOP candidates to pound the Democratic-controlled Senate and the administration for their failure to come to grips with this issue.
Moreover, the grassroots political dynamics are going to be very different for the Democrats in 2014 than they were in 2012.
Voter turnout will be significantly lower, as it usually is in midterm elections. Obama's base will not be streaming to the polls in the same record numbers for congressional races. It will be an election driven on the margins by voters who are angry over the economy, fewer jobs, flat incomes, sharply rising health care costs and insurance premiums, gas prices, gun control, and maybe the outcome of the immigration debate.
Obama's mediocre job approval score is polling around 50 percent, with 44 percent of Americans disapproving, an embarrassing grade at the start of a second term. It's not very hard to see his numbers falling below that, especially if things aren't seen to be improving in the sixth year of his presidency.
Americans are, by nature, impatient. All they ask of their leaders is to find the problem and fix it, and they've given Obama and the Democrats plenty of time do that, without any significant results.
The midterm elections will be their next chance to send the president and Congress a message that their patience has come to an end.
Donald Lambro is chief political correspondent for The Washington Times.
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Bristol-Myers Squibb Announces Dividend Increase Business Wire NEW YORK -- December 04, 2012 The Board of Directors of Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (NYSE:BMY) today declared an increase of approximately three percent in the company's quarterly dividend, beginning in the first quarter of 2013. The dividend increase will result in a quarterly dividend of thirty-five cents ($0.35) per share on the $0.10 par value Common Stock of the corporation for an indicative 2013 full-year dividend of $1.40 per share, subject to the normal quarterly review by the Board. The next quarterly dividend will be payable on February 1, 2013, to stockholders of record at the close of business on January 4, 2013. The Directors also declared a quarterly dividend of fifty cents ($0.50) per share on the $2.00 Convertible Preferred Stock of the corporation, payable March 1, 2013, to stockholders of record at the close of business on February 1, 2013. About Bristol-Myers Squibb Bristol-Myers Squibb is a global biopharmaceutical company whose mission is to discover, develop and deliver innovative medicines that help patients prevail over serious diseases. For more information, please visit www.bms.com or follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/bmsnews. Contact: Bristol-Myers Squibb Media: Jennifer Fron Mauer, 609-252-6579 firstname.lastname@example.com or Investors: John Elicker, 609-252-4611 firstname.lastname@example.com
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You need to create a strategy to reach your customers within the dominant ecosystem or miss engaging with your customers entirely on mobile devices in a meaningful way.
Microsoft's triumph was driven by standards and economics. Corporate IT picked IBM and hence Microsoft. Clone competition drove costs down. Scale and platform effects made PCs and eventually Windows ubiquitous. The iPhone is driven by the consumers. No IT folks pushed iPhones. End users demanded it.
Snapchat is becoming a very complex, deep product. They initially rocketed because there was no faster, more lightweight way of sending a photo. Now their new content channels are hard to find all the way to the right of the app.
Software is already leveling the playing field. If we work together, there's no limit to what we can accomplish in a software-driven world.
Angel investments in Europe are increasing and into diverse sectors. In the latest survey made by European Business Angels Network (EBAN), a total of 7.5 billion Euros have been invested in the early stage market in 2013.
We are undergoing a once in a century transformation and this is the opportunity to scale many new services that will improve the lives of billions in the near future.
Across the Global North, online banking solidifies its dominance and apps like Venmo simplify mobile payments. In the Global South, people with little money to their name struggle to open bank accounts, get loans, and make payments.
Today's consumer has a T-shaped attention span. This means scanning broadly and quickly over the content available and diving deep when they find something of particular interest to them.
Is your New Year's resolution to get better grades? Make studying and school projects easier -- or even fun? Luckily tech out there can help you study, organize, and most importantly get that A. Here is a list for owning the classroom in the digital age.
The annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) opens in Las Vegas on January 6th,with global electronics manufacturers from Samsung to Sony to LG looking to outdo one another with whispers and snippets of content that will increase our anticipation of the next "must have" device.
Just when many had considered Blackberry dead, it is showing signs of life. The company took a wrong turn when it lost its focus and tried to chase the consumer market that rapidly became the domain of the iPhone and Android platforms.
Christmas has yet to arrive but online sales have already shot through the roof. The biggest shopping season of the year has showed some interesting trends thus far. The past two years an increase in both mobile and tablet use has been noticeably visible with the number of online shoppers dramatically growing.
From the nation dousing itself in ice water for a good cause to wearable mobile devices topping holiday gift lists, mobile innovation is yet again skidding into home plate as another year draws to a close.
Something has been missing. The ability to communicate one-to-one privately has been lost in the world of social applications. Many-to-many has a place and is relevant much of the time.
The growing consumerism of our society is always a hot topic this time of year. Discussions about whether or not retailers should open on Thanksgiving to the monitoring of 'Christmas Creep' by various blogs and websites can be seen everywhere.
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Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel
The Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel is an international, ecumenical programme that recruits and despatches observers (known as Ecumenical Accompaniers - EAs) to several Palestinian towns and villages to monitor the interaction between the Palestinian inhabitants and the Israeli military. The presence of EAs is intended to offer protection and to moderate friction. Abuses of authority are monitored and reported and EAs speak publicly of their experiences. The EAPPI was founded in 2002 under the auspices of the World Council of Churches, in response to requests from Heads of Churches in Jerusalem. Bishop Munib Younan of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Jordan and the Holy Land is also one of the founders.
Accompaniers have four stated tasks: to offer protection through nonviolent presence; to monitor and report violations of human rights and international humanitarian law; to support Israeli and Palestinian peace activists; to undertake advocacy work including public speaking.[1]
EAPPI's website at present (February 2014) recruits accompaniers from Australia, Austria, Canada, Finland, France, Germany, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom & Ireland and the United States, through local "sending organisations".[2]
In Australia, the EAPPI programme is promoted and managed by the EAPPI Desk of the National Council of Churches in Australia (NCCA), forum for 19 Australian Christian denominations and organisations. In November 2006, the NCCA's Executive committed itself to develop an "Australian EAPPI Desk" at the NCCA and in July 2007, at the 6th NCCA Forum it was resolved that: the National Forum commends the plans for the NCCA to recruit and train participants in the Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine-Israel (EAPPI).[3]
The Ecumenical Council of Churches in Austria decided in October 2009 to support the EAPPI programme, which is implemented in cooperation with Diakonie Austria, the Austrian section of the International Fellowship of Reconciliation (Ger: Internationaler Versöhnungsbund) and Pax Christi Austria. EAPPI has received financial support from the city of Linz, the Benedictine Order of Melk, the Diocese of St. Pölten, private donors and various local parishes.[4]
United Kingdom & Ireland[edit]
In Britain and Ireland, EAPPI is managed by Quaker Peace and Social Witness on behalf of an ecumenical group that promotes the programme. In this broad ecumenical group are the Baptist Union of Great Britain, CAFOD, Christian Aid, Church of Scotland, Church Mission Society, Churches Together in Britain and Ireland, Iona Community, Methodist Church, Pax Christi UK, Scottish Episcopal Church, United Reformed Church and United Society for the Propagation of the Gospel.[5] [6]
The Church of England has supported EAPPI since its inception, through the CofE's membership of organisations such as the World Council of Churches, Churches Together in Britain and Ireland and Christian Aid. Several bishops have also given support through meetings with Ecumenical Accompaniers, for example and through grass roots meetings with EAs to share their experiences. The Church's General Synod has passed a motion "encouraging parishioners to volunteer for the programme and asking churches and synods to make use of the experience of returning participants."[5] In March 2013, however, the new Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, expressed regret at his own failure to oppose the pro-EAPPI motion. His reasoning was that the motion did not "... adequately reflected the complexity... " of the situation in the Holy Land but indicated that he would have supported the motion if it had included that Israel had the right to "live in security and peace within internationally agreed borders, and the people of the region have the right to justice, peace, and security, whoever they are". Supporters of the motion pointed out that it had been drafted "with the advice of" Rowan Williams, Welby's immediate predecessor as Archbishop.[7] Subsequently, Archbishop Welby visited the Holy Land and, after observing Qalandiya checkpoint, between Ramallah and Jerusalem, with EAPPI observers he said, Seeing with them [EAPPI] the indignity that so many Palestinians suffer on a daily basis was an education.[8]
Apart from Archbishop Welby's criticism (above), EAPPI has also attracted criticism from groups such as NGO Monitor, which has published a number of points on its website that appear or intend to show EAPPI as partisanly pro-Palestinian and anti-Israeli.[9] When the Church of England Synod passed its motion of support for EAPPI, it was criticised by the Board of Deputies of British Jews. Jon Benjamin, its then Chief Executive, was reported as saying that the EAPPI motion "helped to create a climate of hostility towards Israel within the Church of England". He was quoted: "The EAPPI narrative is based on the experience of volunteers who spend several months living alongside Palestinians in the Territories, but less than a day in Israel, and then return to address audiences who know little or nothing about the reality of everyday life for those on both sides of the conflict."[10] EAPPI has been also been sharply criticised for ignoring terror attacks against Israelis and solely blaming Israel for the conflict, along with the 'demonisation and delegitimisation of Israel'.[11]
Chain Reaction[edit]
In 2007 EAPPI, in its regular journal 'Chain Reaction', published a call for sit-ins at Israeli Embassies, the hacking of government websites to promote its message, and support for the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions campaign against Israel.[12] This has been cited as evidence of its Anti-Zionist character.[13]
See also[edit]
- ^ The Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel. 2010.
- ^ "Become an Ecumenical Accompanier (EA)". Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel (EAPPI). World Council of Churches. Retrieved 20 Feb 2011.
- ^ "Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel". National Council of Churches in Australia. Retrieved 10 February 2014.
- ^ "Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel". Diakonie Katastrophenhilfe. Retrieved 10 February 2014.
- ^ a b "EAPPI". The Church of England. Archbishops' Council. 2014. Retrieved 10 January 2014.
- ^ "Ecumenical Accompaniment". Quakers in Britain. June 2009. Retrieved 21 October 2010.
- ^ Thornton, Ed (28 Mar 2013). "Welby regrets Synod's EAPPI vote". Church Times. Church of England. Retrieved 10 January 2014.
- ^ [tt_news=16889&tx_ttnews[backPid]=4834&cHash=25eb61797a5e809d8bb88b717610d273 "The Archbishop of Canterbury visits EAPPI and WCC member churches during trip to the Holy Land"]. Quakers in Britain. 24 July 2013. Retrieved 10 January 2014.
- ^ "Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel (EAPPI)". NGO Monitor. 9 July 2012. Retrieved 10 January 2014.
- ^ Frazer, Jenni (9 July 2012). "Church Synod vote in support of EAPPI motion". Jewish Chronicle. Retrieved 10 January 2014.
- ^ "The Synod should be ashamed for endorsing the Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme". Daily Mail. 2012-07-12.
- ^ Quinn, Ronan; Botnen, Trond (2007), "40 ways to end the occupation" (PDF), Chain Reaction (6): 25
- ^ "Board of Deputies statement on the Synod EAPPI vote". Jewish Chronicle. 2012-07-12. Retrieved 2014-08-02.


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I don't really like candycorn but if I get any maybe I could send some. Though we don't really talk so I don't know about that. XP
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'M*A*S*H': Where Are They Now?
Kellye Nakahara
Kellye Nakahara (Lieutenant Kellye Yamato)
Nurse Kellye was the likable, sometimes outspoken nurse at the 4077th who befriended both Radar and Charles. Although Kellye Nakahara appeared in more than 160 episodes of the series, her most notable moment was the time her character confronted Hawkeye for chasing all the nurses -- except her.
"M*A*S*H" was Nakahara's first professional acting gig, and she continued pursuing an acting career when the show ended. She made it to the big screen in films like "Clue" and "Doctor Dolittle," and made appearances on TV shows such as "Hunter" and "Growing Pains." Her most recent TV work was providing the voice of Yak on "The Wild Thornberrys" in 2000.
These days, she spends most of her time painting watercolors under her married name, Kellye Wallett. She is active in the arts community in Pasadena, California, where she has done exhibitions. Her work has been commissioned for the Democratic National Convention, as well as the Fairfax High School 75th Diamond Jubilee. In 2011, she was a grand honorary chair of the SoCal Cherry Blossom Festival. She and her husband, David, have two children and four grandchildren.


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thank you for your support... great songs ...great sound!!....great vocals!!
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may you have much success in all the good you do...
& may you have many many listeners!!
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Really enjoyed my listen John, you have a gift, way to sing and play that guitar, love your songs
Nice songs buddy! All the best :)
Great stuff mate, keep that blighty flag flying proud out there ..!!
I never just hear a first track when I give a listen but I have to say Outside my door is really good to me man. You sound good brother. Joe
Very good music! Keep it up!
You remind me of the early Elvis Costello, especially on "Dinnertime for the LOL Youth." That's a great song. And "Outside My Door" is wonderful. Fantastic songwriting, and your vocals and guitar work are excellent, too. Wish pop radio sounded like this!
We're enjoying "Outside My Door" on our RN playlist. Keep up the inspiration John! Cheers, DPB
Your songs are uplifting. Great vocal work!
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Some seats warming up even in NHL in short season
Updated: March 1, 2013, 4:10 PM ETAssociated Press
DETROIT -- The Buffalo Sabres and Columbus Blue Jackets broke the seal on firing season in the NHL, showing some teams are short on patience even in a lockout-delayed year.
Buffalo got rid of Lindy Ruff, its coach since 1997, last month, just more than a week after Columbus fired general manager Scott Howson following five-plus years.
Some men behind benches and in front offices may not be resting easy these days.
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As interns, Bartles and Byerly will be assisting with the agency's daily operations as well as working on news releases and helping to maintain the agency's social media sites.
Chelsey Bartles is currently a student at N.C. State University and will graduate with a B.A. in Communications and a Concentration in Public Relations. Bartles said, "I love the client relationships that Media Partners has created. It's so nice to see an advertising agency that really connects on a more personal level."
Prior to joining MPI, Bartles was a ticket sales intern for the Carolina Hurricanes in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Rebecca Byerly is also a student at N.C. State University and will graduate with a B.A. in Art Studies with concentrations in Health, Medicine, and English. Byerly said, "I am so excited to be part of such a wonderful company. It's great to have been given the opportunity to learn about all aspects of the advertising industry, traditional, interactive and the media side of the business."
Byerly has worked three years in customer service and retail in the Raleigh area.
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Bartles and Byerly are both seniors at North Carolina State University graduating in May 2013.
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About Face: A History of America's Curious Relationship with China, from Nixon to Clinton
Brookes, Peter T. R., Naval War College Review
Mann, James. About Face: A History of America's Curious Relationship with China, from Nixon to Clinton. New York: Knopf, 1999. 433pp. $30
THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA, the world's most populous nation, and the United States have become regional and global competitors-states whose national interests often clash and whose security concepts are seemingly contradictory. They will likely encounter more turbulent times hereafter. Many are concerned that the United States and China may be slowly embarking on their own version of cold war in the Pacific. Beijing's emerging economic, military, and political power have the potential to challenge U.S. national interests on a broad range of issues and to destabilize long-standing pillars of regional security. The relationship between Beijing and Washington will have profound implications for the region and, perhaps, the world. This is what makes Jim Mann's book on U.S.-Chinese relations from Richard M. Nixon to Bill Clinton so important for followers of international affairs broadly, and of Asia specifically. Most of all, it should be read by those in the next administration who will inherit the legacy of Clinton's troubled China policy.
Mann is currently a diplomatic correspondent and foreign affairs columnist for the Washington bureau of the Los Angeles Times and was the Beijing bureau chief for the paper. He has filled an important gap in current literature on U.S.-Chinese relations by bringing readers up to date with insightful writing on the formation of China policy through the terms of six American presidents. He provides a prism through which the current contentious debate over America's China policy can be viewed. Mann adeptly covers the insider's story, disclosing a plethora of new information on such important issues as the opening of relations with China by Nixon and Henry Kissinger; the derivation of the "China Card" against the Soviet Union; the evolution of Taiwan policy; the secret intelligence sharing and military-to-military relationship; the normalization of relations under President Carter; U.S.-Chinese cooperation in Afghanistan and Cambodia; the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown and its aftermath; and the Taiwan Strait crisis of 1996. However, perhaps the most fascinating aspect of the book is how skillfully "backward" China has manipulated American policy makers and how poorly American administrations-right up to the present-have managed the relationship. …


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text: Tagged: fontello, icons Viewing 4 posts - 1 through 4 (of 4 total) Author Posts July 15, 2014 at 3:24 pm #291620 spuddy87Participant Hi, I have just started to set up a new site with the Enfold theme. For some reason on IE and Firefox, the fontello icons are not displaying. They work fine on Chrome. See here: http://i.imgur.com/QBS5dcc.png Any ideas what i need to do? Thanks, David July 15, 2014 at 3:48 pm #291632 YigitModerator Hey spuddy87! Can you post the link to your website please? Cheers! Yigit July 15, 2014 at 4:26 pm #291664 spuddy87Participant This reply has been marked as private. July 15, 2014 at 4:33 pm #291674 YigitModerator Hi! Please refer to fix under "Fonts not loading in Firefox or IE9″ on – http://www.fontsquirrel.com/blog/2010/11/troubleshooting-font-face-problems Cheers! Yigit Author Posts Viewing 4 posts - 1 through 4 (of 4 total) You must be logged in to reply to this topic.