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Funko's Toy Fair display also showed designs for a set of Muppet bobble-head Wobblers, including Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, Animal and Dr. Teeth. These are scheduled for release in July.[1] Metallic painted figures of Mahna Mahna and the Snowths were sold in a 3-pack box set exclusively at the 2012 San Diego Comic-Con.
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In large factories in Madison, bakers produce bread and related products which are then transported to numerous selling points throughout a region. These normally include supermarkets, convenience baker stores, and the like. Bakers in Madison are largely there for quality control, as machines take care of much of the labor intensive aspect of the job.
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"The Socially Awkward Do It Better"
Meet the hip geeks who outwitted Mitt Romney and the Republicans.
In theory, Republicans could have ripped this off. My colleague Sasha Issenberg has reported, all year, about the stat-geek techniques used by Democrats to tune up the standard tricks of get-out-the-vote campaigns and voter persuasion. Plenty of the RootsCampers I talked to had stories from losing campaigns, dating back to the Kerry 2004 debacle, when there was no real science about TV ads. The left had evolved faster than the right had evolved. Jeremy Bird, the national field director for OFA, told his Saturday audience of a plan that synched up perfectly with MoveOn and labor.
"As we got to the end, there were really only two things that mattered," said Bird. "How many folks are registering to vote? Who are those people, and who's turning out for the early vote? All the other stuff is inputs. Those were the two things that told us: Are we changing the electorate, and are our voters turning out?" The organizing was valued over the ads. Meanwhile, the Romney campaign and the Super PACs were blowing wads of cash on ads that washed right over people.
In the OFA session, Bird called on former volunteers—alternating the genders, boy-girl-boy-girl—to get fresh anecdotes on what worked and what would no longer work. One Iowa organizer revealed that phone calls had become nearly useless for reaching college students. Bird asked the crowd, all 20-somethings and 30-somethings, how many of them had landline phones. One woman raised her hand, in a crowd of a hundred people. The landline wasn't coming back, either, said OFA's Marlon Marshall, and that was going to be true "in eight years, when we turn Texas blue."
Bird pointed out that the contact rate on all phones had fallen from 23 percent in 2008 to 16 percent in 2012. He derided the idea of "massive call centers" in central locations. I had a flashback to all the time I'd spent talking to Tea Party groups, proudly expanding their phone call outreach to voters.
Standing near me, reflecting on even weightier problems, was Republican consultant Patrick Ruffini. He was one of the GOP's original digital gurus, building the 2004 Bush campaign's hub before going private. He spent the RootsCamp weekend flitting from panel to panel, finding out how his movement had lost so badly. The Legend of Ruffini spread on Twitter. Some panelists redacted their remarks when he was in the room, just as they blacked out key data when reporters were taking notes. He recorded the sessions with tweets, pointing out all the tricks that worked. The tone of these tweets alternated between the respectful and the envious.
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Before i decided it was safe to apply Sharpie to cars, i practiced alot on foam board pieces.
I can just imagine putting these into frames and setting them over a couch in my den or something
I bet a tryptic piece would look fantastic on your wall! Let me know if you're interested and I'd be happy to make a set for you
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This is amazing. how did u get the lines so clean? lol i wanna learn sharpie someday and would love to draw like this. any tips for a newb?
It's easier then it looks, really. I think what makes everything smooth is not having a plan. I don't pre-draw anything, i just make it up as i go. I feel like if you were trying to retrace lines that you'd move slower and your lines wouldn't be as whymsical. Move quickly and the lines will already be smooth. Doing the longest lines while the surface is blank gives you the freedom to let them go wherever they want. Depending on the art you do, you might be better at this then you think. I've done entire cars like this and the best i can say is don't pre-plan anything and move gracefully. If you ever have any ?'s, feel free to ask!
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hey all,
I havent been on WBB for a while had a lot going on and have just recently got a new job at the new pc world opening in my town (grimsby!) but ma training has been going on and progressing reasonably well
Just wonduring if you could give me any advice on my chest routine because the top half of ma chest doesnt seem to be getting any bigger.
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3 X 6 full out sets..
Incline bench
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That's it for ma chest on a chest day ... (i train at home)
besides eat more than i already am (i eat a lot) could you offer a change of plan for my chest routine ?
o and it's trained once a week with my triceps afterwords. ....
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So last week, we had a little web-world brouhaha over why Seattle has a better and more enduring BBQ tradition than Kansas City and how Seattleites giving the digital middle-finger to California should be proud never to have actually traveled to California. It was ugly and it was stupid and it was a lot of fun for those of us (read: me) who enjoy poking fun at the brain-damaged xenophobes who can't conceive of anything anywhere being done better than everything is done right here in the Emerald City.
More importantly, though, it got me thinking about places which, unlike L.A. or Seattle or Kansas City, really do deserve to be made fun of for their food scenes--cities that should be good, that have reputations for having interesting cuisine, or at least possess the resources to make something of themselves, but which, in actuality, totally suck for food lovers and drive gastronauts into paroxysms of rage whenever their names are brought up. And this, of course, led me to the notion of making a game of it.
So here's what we're going to do...We're going to make a list. A list of all the reasonably-sized cities that we dislike SOLELY (or at least mostly) for their overblown, over-hyped, over-loved, one-trick, ridiculous, dispassionate, over-bearing or just plain non-existent food scenes--places where we spent some time (in other words, more than one night), ate some meals and were thankful to get out again with our lives and appetites intact. No fair picking on tiny little towns in the middle of nowhere. No fair assaulting places where the sole offerings are seven drive-thrus and one creepy Chinese place with an empty parking lot. And no laying into cities that you haven't actually been to yourself just because you hate, say, Des Moines and want to talk some smack. You've got to have a good reason why the place you're talking about is a culinary hell-hole, and you've got to tell your story in the comments section below so that all those out there in Blog-O-Land who disagree with you and LOVE Des Moines or Bangor or Buffalo can mock you and call you names and accuse you of having it in for the places that they love.
Simple enough, right? I'll get things started with a couple of the places that I hate and will never return to without packing in my own supplies.
Tampa, Florida: I can't speak for how it might be today because it has been more than a decade since penury, rage and poor life choices forced me into spending the better part of a year in and around this festering sump of a city, but when I was there in the late '90s, Tampa (and, really, most of Central Florida in general) was where cuisine went to die. It was like every bad trend, stealth chain, overt chain, faddish notion and warhorse dish in the entire history of American culinary development had all clumped together in this one city to create a schizophrenic and horrific scene where no one thought there was anything wrong at all with putting goat and grapes on a pizza and calling it dinner. Putting aside the three-deep strip malls full of franchise operations and big-box restaurants profiting off the rape of otherwise dignified culinary traditions (I'm looking at you, Olive Garden), the sheer number of fusion, Pac-Rim and Frog-humping "world food" restaurants operating in that swamp was enough to nearly break me of the habit of eating, period. The only good thing about the area was the profusion of really excellent Cuban restaurants, but even that wasn't enough to make it even remotely tolerable. I hope things have gotten better since I left, but I'm not so hopeful that I have any desire to go back and check.
Santa Fe, New Mexico: Don't get me wrong here. I actually like Santa Fe quite a lot. But in terms of food? Not so much. For starters, it's wicked hard just to find a place to get a drink after 9 p.m., let alone something to eat. Because it's such a tourist-driven economy, the overwhelming majority of the restaurants there are aimed squarely at the kind of people who jet in for five days in June to "sponge up the local color" and buy all the cheap, chunky turquoise jewelry and Kokopelli statues they can get their grubby little hands on. And beyond that, every menu in the entire city is almost identical--a mix of steaks, cowardly chicken, pinon, chili and blue corn everything. The red and green chili thing (served with just about everything in the entire city) is charming for about a day and a half, but after that just becomes oppressive. And because it's a fairly well-to-do city, it doesn't have the interesting, cheap and available ethnic foods of someplace like Albuquerque. While there are a few places in Santa Fe that I do like (and a couple that I even miss), it's one of those places that should be so much better, foodwise, than it is. And that's really what makes me dislike it as much as I do: the sure knowledge that Santa Fe could be a great food city if only it could get past its own vision of itself.
Chicago, Illinois: I have been to Chicago many times. I have eaten in Chicago many times. And though I certainly have not been to every great restaurant in the city, I haven't yet had anything there that truly blew me away and made me say, "I can't wait to get back to Chicago!" I am willing to admit that this might be one of those situations where I have just had phenomenally bad luck during my time in the Windy City. I mean, it's supposed to be one of America's great food cities, right? But I've begun to dread having to go there simply because, try as I might, I have yet to experience what's supposed to be so awesome about the place. I actually got punched in a bar in Chicago for suggesting that maybe--maybe--the city's rep was a little bit undeserved, and while that kinda made me like the place a little bit more (I have nothing but respect for local boosters putting the knuckles to out-of-town haters who've probably had a couple drinks too many), I still haven't had a moment in Chicago that convinced me it was deserving of standing up among the truly incredible food cities in this nation.
Also, they put too much crap on their hot dogs there and that just pisses me off.
Okay, so there's my (partial) list. Cities like Schenectady and Colorado Springs? They dodged a bullet this time. And now it's your turn. Let it all out, be prepared to defend your hatreds, and remember: let's keep this limited to a discussion of food. One of the other reasons I don't like Chicago is that the food people there seem to have a really big stick up their collective ass when it comes to their scene, but you don't see me talking about that in public, do you?
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CAMP RED CLOUD, South Korea - Second Infantry Division leadership has directed personnel with Family members in-country, whether they're here command-sponsored or not, to pick up XM52 protective masks, for their dependents older than 11 years of age, and Infant Chemical Agent Protection Systems, if they have children younger than 10.
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My 2.5 year old daughter has said these words 3 times since I had my second DD 7 weeks ago. The third time was tonight. Every time she's said this it breaks my heart. :c( All three times it has been when she is over tired and a little cranky, and in response to me saying "I love you."
I told her that it makes mommy sad when she says this, but that doesn't seem to make a difference. After I told her it makes mommy sad and that she shouldn't say it, she says, but I WANT to say it. It's really breaking my heart and it's making me feel horribly guilty. I know she doesn't get as much attention as she used to but we still try to give her lots of one on one time and hugs and kisses and reassure her that Mommy and Daddy love her tons. She hasn't said this to my DH.
Has anyone else had a LO say something like this them? What were your reactions?
I should also mention- she hasn't said it in times of anger. More in times of jealousy. Tonight I picked her and her sister up from my mother's house (she babysat them for a couple hours today) and she was really tired. I was holding her sister and my 2.5 year was sitting on the floor playing when I was saying that I loved her. "I don't love you" was her reply.


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6 weeks and no "symptoms"?
I am almost 6 weeks along. I had breast tenderness for about 2 weeks, but it has stopped. I have no nausea or fatigue. I'm worried b/c it was the same with my last pregnancy that I miscarried at 10 weeks. Anyone else had a successful pregnancy with no symptoms?
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I'm six weeks with my second pregnancy, and while I've had major breast tenderness and frequent urination, and just this week - nausea, I had NOTHING with my first, and he is now 2 years old and a monkey.posted 03/09/2008 by Cullen's Mama
I am 6 wks 2 days....no morning sickness but lots of breast tenderness, and fatiue. I lost my son at 20 weeks my last pregnancy, so I too have some anxiety, but I try too think positivly, and enjoy this time I have............I choose to place it in Gods hands...:)posted 03/03/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
hey. u will be fine. with my first child. i had no morning sickness or anything. and she entered the world. dont worry unless your doctor is worried.posted 01/25/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
I am also 6-7 weeks. This is my fifth pregnancy (two little girls and two miscarriages). It may help to keep in mind that there are a lot of other symptoms beside the "normal" ones. How about mood swings (or complete lack of mood), vaginal changes - sex feels different, stronger sense of smell, etc. Maybe your symptoms are just a little more subtle.posted 01/20/2008 by twoprincessesmom
My furst pregnancy was symptom free and I delivered a healthy baby boy. I wouldn't worry. I am having another symptom free pregnancy and I just count my blessings that I don't get morning sickness. Enjoy your pregnancy!!posted 01/14/2008 by srbbaby2
my first pregnancy was so good i did not have no symtoms at all, my second pregnancy was bad as soon as i got in a car i couldn't help it i would feel nausea and vomit all the time every block i had to stop but i had a miscarried at 5 months 1/2 one year has past and i'm pregnant again although i'm scared that i can loss this one i'm barely 6 weeks and i have nausea but not as much as my last pregnancy... tinaposted 01/07/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
I am six weeks and have breast tenderness but no morning sickness. My husband and I went to the Doc for an early ultrasound because I thought something was wrong because this is my first pregnancy. She assured me everything was ok and I felt totally relieved!posted 01/05/2008 by mcgeeanne
I also am 6 weeks pregnant(for the first time!!!) I have slight tenderness in my breast, a few odd cravings( but i am a junk-food-alholic-) so thats normal for me!! no nausea or anything and i am enjoying every minute of it!! you should too!posted 01/03/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
It was funny reading your post because I woke up thinking the same thing this morning. I am 6 weeks, 3 days pregnancy. I've had breast tenderness and mild nausea for the past couple of weeks. I felt great this morning and that actually worried me. With my first pregnancy I was sick as a dog, all day everyday for 7 months. It actually worries me to feel good. My appointment is not until 12/3. I like having people to relate to.posted 11/20/2007 by surprisedmom
i am 6 weeks and have not had the first symptom. nothing. nada. zip. thank the LORD. i've had an unltrasound and my dr. said everything looks good. we're the lucky ones.posted 11/27/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
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Petty's first show (Friday night) was pretty cool. He played the hits -- "Breakdown," "Learning to Fly," "Last Dance With Mary Jane," et. al. His and the Heartbreakers' onstage lights were situated in such a way that if you were on something stronger than beer, you would have loved it (and I did); the apparatus looked like the skeletal outlining of a longhorn, with liquid drops of light dripping down it. Yet it was an unspectacular show in that there were no surprises. But hey, that's cool, because that's what second shows are for, right? Wrong.
Saturday night's show was a virtual carbon copy of the first, save for the insertion of "Even the Losers" and "Face in the Crowd." This is a band that's been together for about 40 years now. They should know that half their audience has seen the previous show, and drove a long fucking way to see it in the face of hundred degree desert heat. To mimic the prior night's enjoyment -- right down to opening both shows with "You Wreck Me" -- is either arrogant, lazy, or both. And bringing Steve Winwood onstage four songs in for a half-hour interlude, which Petty did on Friday after the crowd has suffered through the opener's hackneyed blue-eyed soul for an hour, is just cruel. Tom: If you're going to mail shows in like this now that you've gotten your due, don't come around here no more. But hopefully for those of us who love you, you will -- and you'll carry more than a putter in your bag next time.
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Washington, D.C. – Rep. Bruce Braley (IA-01) today joined a bipartisan group in introducing comprehensive legislation designed to address the escalating rate of suicide among America's veterans—the Clay Hunt Suicide Prevention for American Veterans Act.
"The suicide rate among America's veterans represents a national crisis," Braley said. "This legislation won't solve the problem overnight—but it will get more resources where they're desperately needed. Our commitment to America's veterans needs to match the commitment they've made to us, especially when it comes to this issue."
The bill is named after Clay Hunt, a decorated Marine combat veteran, who took his own life in 2011 after serving in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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· Require that a board of review, when looking at an appeal of a veteran who was discharged, must consider in their final decision if a veteran had Post Traumatic Stress or a Traumatic Brain Injury related to combat or military sexual trauma with evidence provided by the VA or civilian providers.
· Require the VA to publish an interactive website designed to serve as a centralized source of information regarding all mental health services.
· Require the VA and the National Guard to enter into partnerships in order to improve mental health treatment for servicemembers.
· Require a review of staffing requirements for states with respect to Directors of Psychological Health.
· Create a VA pilot program to assist veterans who are reintegrating back into the community, to assist with the difficult and unique challenges they face.
In April, Braley hosted a series of roundtables around the state listening to experts and veterans service organizations to discuss the high level of post-traumatic stress and high suicide rates that have been reported for servicemembers returning from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Heffron's Blog is a collection of comments related to the latest superannuation comings and goings.
What should members and trustees be thinking about pre budget 2016?
by Meg Heffron
The budget is always a tricky time – should we speculate about what might happen and try to pre-empt it? Or should we plan around the law we know about rather than what might happen in a few weeks' time on the basis that trying to predict the unpredictable often means we jump at shadows?
I've traditionally been in the latter camp. Even when governments do make big announcements on Budget night, will they necessarily be legislated immediately? In fact, will they be legislated at all? Is it worth potentially compromising long term superannuation plans just on the off chance unfavourable changes will be made as part of the federal budget?
This time my view is different. In the current environment there are several things I believe it would be worth acting on now.
I've rashly put my thoughts down in this article and like everyone else, I will be watching the Treasurer's address on 3 May to see if any were worth acting on!
How could super be changed to be more focussed on retirement income than estate planning?
by Meg Heffron
Whatever you may think about the ideas outlined in the discussion paper released by the Government on 9 March 2016 about the purpose of super (see here), surely it is great start. Context is everything. Without at least a debate aimed at creating some shared understanding of what we're all doing here with our super system, how can we possibly argue about individual policy measures?
The discussion paper draws heavily on the recommendations of the Financial Systems Inquiry (FSI) and seeks input on whether a number of these should be adopted.
The Government proposes adopting the FSI's recommendation that primary objective is "to provide income in retirement to substitute or supplement the Age Pension" (emphasis added – I've just watched Insiders on the ABC and the latter bit would appear to have already been lost in the discussion…) .
However the paper also highlights that the FSI proposed several subsidiary objectives for super as well and the Government seeks input on these. There are many interesting points to discuss in there but one is particularly relevant for SMSFs. It's the proposal that:
"the purpose of superannuation is not to allow for unlimited wealth accumulation and estate planning"
Renewed emphasis on reducing estate planning opportunities in super wouldn't be surprising or unreasonable.
Even the foundation of super law, the sole purpose test, is articulated as if this should have been the way we've thought all along. For example the sole purpose test requires that a fund is established for one or more core purposes plus some ancillary purposes (if you want them). The core purposes are things like providing an income after reaching a particular age or retiring. The only mention of death within the core purposes is death before that time – to protect the families of those who don't live long enough to make it to retirement.
Providing benefits in other circumstances – including death after retirement – only get a mention in the ancillary purposes. In other words, even the sole purpose test treats retirement income as the priority. Everything else is a bonus.
So, if the Government really did want to ensure super was used largely or exclusively for retirement income, what could it change?
Can accountants provide advisory services?
by Meg Heffron
I read with interest a recent article in accountantsdaily with the somewhat provocative headline "Accountants lack confidence to offer advisory services".
It quotes research by Bstar which says that 81% of accountants lack confidence in their ability to provide advisory services. Unfortunately the full report isn't out yet but the executive summary is available on Bstar's website http://www.bstar.com.au/ and makes for an interesting read.
While the research focuses on accountants, I expect you could change the language a little and it would apply to almost any business of any size. Is there really anyone completely immune from concerns about reducing fees on compliance (or similar) work, government regulation and technology? This last one is a great enabler and capability enhancer on one hand but also a mighty leg up to new competitors with no legacy systems or processes to change.
But the article does highlight a specific concern about moving into advice. Why would accountants be shy about this when they are already filling the role of trusted family and business adviser in so many relationships. Isn't it the most natural evolution in the world? In fact why hasn't it happened much faster already?
What do AMP's recent purchases mean for the rest of the SMSF industry?
by Meg Heffron
On 30 October, AMP announced that they had purchased the remainder of SuperIQ and Supercorp (they already owned part of both businesses).
Both were described as SMSF technology businesses but are actually quite different.
SuperIQ has a substantial fund administration business in its own right with over 4,000 funds. In addition, it licenses SMSF business software to other administrators – including other AMP brands such as Cavendish. Its software combines with Class (the underlying tax, accounting and data system) to provide a full business solution for SMSF administration (set up, workflow, documentation, member and adviser communication etc).
Supercorp, on the other hand, owns SuperMate – a long term SMSF administration package. This system is a direct competitor of Class.
Why did they do it?
Of course, I don't actually know. But we could speculate:
LRBAs – when does a ban become a ban?
by Meg Heffron
It's no secret that there are some within government, regulators and even the superannuation industry itself who would quite like to see a ban on limited recourse borrowing arrangements.
The most common arguments against LRBAs are that they introduce a level of risk within the superannuation system that the community could do without and they encourage over investment in property. While the law doesn't specifically limit LRBAs to SMSFs, they are often talked about as a SMSF phenomenon because at a practical level, it's generally these funds that use them.
This makes APRA'S July 2015 announcement that it would alter the value it placed on credit risk associated with loans for residential property particularly relevant for SMSFs. The net outcome is that most banks lending for this purpose will now have to hold more capital for each $1 of loan than they did in the past. In effect, unless they have a magic pool of untapped capital, it curbs their ability to make residential property loans.
While the change wasn't specifically targeting SMSFs or even limited recourse borrowing more generally, it has an interesting flow on effect.
What is cheap and what is good value?
by Meg Heffron
Accountants daily published an interesting article earlier this week about the ATO targeting low cost SMSF auditors (http://www.accountantsdaily.com.au/breaking-news/8339-ato-targeting-low-cost-smsf-auditors-says-superauditors).
(And then with irony that must have been deliberate, there was an ad about an offshoring conference right in the middle of it in the on-line version I read!)
It got me thinking though – if the ATO really is targeting particular suppliers on the basis of cost, it's presumably because they don't think it's possible to do the job they expect to be done at that price. I wonder how they decide that without knowing how that cost is achieved? And when is a low cost supplier worrying rather than just a sign of great efficiency innovation?
The article makes some good points – including the fact that the "headline rate" isn't the only cost to weigh up when looking at any supplier. If the low cost is achieved by skimping on the job, the new ATO penalty regime makes that a dangerous strategy for everyone – the auditor, accountant, adviser and trustee.
However, low apparent costs can come in many other ways – none of which are inherently evil, they just require a clear understanding so that any arrangements are approached with all eyes wide open.
Hanging on to the Commonwealth Seniors Health Card
by Meg Heffron
There are two big dates in 2015 for holders of the CSHC:
- 1 January 2015 – the date from which all new account-based pensions became subject to the deeming rules when it comes to calculating "income" and assessing eligibility for the card; and
- 30 June 2015.
Why is today (30 June 2015) so important?
Tax expenditure – what's in a name?
by Martin Heffron
According to Wikipedia, an oxymoron is a figure of speech that juxtaposes elements that appear to be contradictory. Anyone paying attention to the political debate in Australia will recognise its utility in the hands of a skilled (or not so skilled) politician. Unfortunately, some of these political oxymorons make their way into wider community conversations as an accepted and serious economic truth where they have the potential to cause a lot of damage.
The term "tax expenditure" is one of these. The term has its origins in the US in the 1960s as a means of communicating a political message. It has become increasingly common in our own political debate where it is unfortunately being misused as a serious economic idea – even by the Commonwealth Treasury. It's a term very much in common use when talking about superannuation and the various tax "concessions" applicable to contributions and investment earnings.
The role of professional bodies
by Meg Heffron
Last week saw CPA Australia announce the establishment of CPA Australia Advice Pty Ltd.
This wholly owned subsidiary of CPA Australia will apply for an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL) with the intention of effectively providing dealer services to interested members of the association (you have to be a CPA to operate under the new licence).
It's not entirely clear to me whether the business will also employ financial planners and therefore provide advice itself but given the impact they plan to have on the standards of financial advice in Australia, one would have to assume it's part of the plan.
Responses to this announcement have predictably fallen into two camps.
Why do old people still have large super balances?
by Meg Heffron
Social services minister, Scott Morrison, has called upon pensioners to "use up" their super balances during their lifetimes rather than hanging on to it to provide a tax effective inheritance to the next generation.
At one level, this is not unreasonable. To the extent that we have a shared understanding of the purpose of super (and I'd argue there's work to be done on this!), there would probably be broad agreement that it's NOT supposed to be an estate planning vehicle.
So are people who don't spend their super during their lifetime being deliberately annoying or breaking the rules in some way?
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At the Greg "Splashin'" McShea household, we're pet lovers. This is National "Love Your Pet Week", and we know you love their pets every week. So, how about some love-ly pet statistics?
At the Greg "Splashin'" McShea household, we're pet lovers. This is National "Love Your Pet Week", and we know you love their pets every week. So, how about some love-ly pet statistics?
We all complain about the weather, and maybe say winters are too long and summers are too short in central New York. Ok, no place is perfect, but now there's a new survey that indicates the top 15 states in the U.S. where people would like to live, if they could.
We all have bad hair days, unless you don't have hair. Although women usually talk about bad hair days more than men, guys have them too. Now, a new study by TotalBeauty.com has rated the 10 worst cities for bad hair, based on weather and other conditions.
Maybe we're spending more time indoors at dinner time during winter, as it's cold outside and still dark at that time. But, even it weather isn't a factor, apparently we Americans are spending more time together around the dinner table at meal time.
Are you a lefty? Well, it seems like a lot of activities may favor right-handers, but left-handed people enjoy some advantages. According to research conducted by an Australian National University and aired on the BBC, lefties can outdo some of the righties here and there.
During the "Frog Days of Fall", things may get more hectic at work with the holidays on the way - planning time off, shopping, getting the work done...you name it. And some people may wish they had a more satisfying job (with today's economy, most of us are just glad to have a job).
What's your favorite car color? During the "Frog Days of Fall", we are still washing our cars, but come winter my car will be so dirty, I won't be able to tell what color it is! As for me, I buy used cars most of the time, so I don't always get the color I prefer. Now, there's a study that indicates today's most popular car colors.
At Big Frog 104, we like to put a positive foot forward every day (and sometimes we even put that positive foot in our mouths while on the air- hey, we're human). And when we take calls from you on contests or request hours, you're always pleasant too. A new study during the "Frog Days of Fall" indicates that on average, people nationwide are getting ruder. And of course, some guys make a living on being rude (not naming names, but the guy in the photo has done pretty well for himself with that attitude).
Annoying sounds. We're bombarded with them every day, and maybe we just haven't noticed how many we hear (I hope my splash isn't one of them). Now, we have new information on what we consider to be the very most irritating sounds.
When it comes to the best place to live, most of us would say right here in central New York. After all, where else can you enjoy the "Frog Days of Fall" and have a local brewery just down the road? There's a new survey out that indicates that the best cities to live in are not necessarily the biggest ones.
We've all been here and there when someone's cell phone rings, and I am sure you've heard some pretty weird rings on those phones. We all have our favorites, but as for me, I just use one of the ring tones already in the phone (I really don't want to go searching and downloading, too much work).


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MLB Commissioner George W. Bush
Is George W. Bush Going To Take Over Professional Baseball?
Page 2 of 2A devoted baseball fan himself, Fleischer deemed the commissioner of baseball as the second best job in America, labeling the emeritus role of former president as the "best." "The life of a former president is a wonderful life," Fleischer said. "I don't think we'll ever see a day where a former president re-enters or enters the private sector for a regular full-time job." Bush, who declined interview requests for this story, enjoys working at his presidential library and dedicates himself to several causes, including Wounded Warrior Project, breast and cervical cancer treatments in Africa and education reform in the United States. He regularly golfs, bikes and — yes — paints. "He would be a great commissioner," said Fleischer, who now runs Ari Fleischer Sports Communications, a company whose clients have included MLB and various commissioners. "But it's not going to happen." Even if it's not in an official capacity, Bush, 67, remains a passionate fan of the game and the Rangers. He attends eight to 10 Rangers games a year. After the Rangers swept New York a couple of years ago, Bush sent a three-word email to Fleischer, a lifelong Yankees fan, which read: "Who's your daddy?"
For the patriarchal position of baseball commissioner, several names have surfaced as candidates, and each would have to secure the approval of 24 of the 30 owners. MLB chief operating officer Rob Manfred helped usher in labor deals and a strict drug-testing policy, and MLB executive vice president, business Tim Brosnan pushed baseball's television growth and solidified its sponsorship deals. Three team executives — Tigers president and general manager David Dombrowski, Brewers owner Mark Attanasio and Braves CEO Terry McGuirk — have been mentioned. Joe Torre, who won four World Series as Yankees manager, and Mets general manager Sandy Alderson, who previously served as A's GM during the Bash Brothers era and then as MLB's executive vice president of baseball operations, are also eminently qualified to become the National Pastime's 10th commissioner. Then there's Bush, the most intriguing one of them all. "His name has come up before," Blake said. "Would he be good for the game? Yeah."
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Madison County Sheriff Ben Stewart reports that on September 4, 2010 at approximately 1:00 AM, Sheriff's Deputies responded to a shooting at the intersections of Obadiah Street and Church Avenue in Greenville, Florida. Deputies arrived to discover a victim lying on the ground bleeding from the right side of his head just above his ear. Emergency Medical Services arrived and transported the victim to Tallahassee memorial.
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