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Thanks again for all of the support and well wishes...I KNOW it makes a difference. My Dad has a mild case of diverticulitis, but his attitude and demeanor has improved drastically. And why not....he has a new lease on life They dropped him down to PET scans every 3 months, but we can handle that.
Life is good!
1 Sun, 06 Feb 2011 23:15:32
Re: Not so great update (14 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Thanks again for all of the support and well wishes...I KNOW it makes a difference. My Dad has a mild case of diverticulitis, but his attitude and demeanor has improved drastically. And why not....he has a new lease on life They dropped him down to PET scans every 3 months, but we can handle that.
2 Sun, 06 Feb 2011 10:45:01
Re: Not so great update (14 replies, posted in General Discussion)
We have had some incredible news! My Dad went in for an endoscopy and colonoscopy (at the same time, poor guy!) What they found were BENIGN cysts! They had a little trouble getting around with all of the surgery, but said everything looks great! Such beautiful words.....still cancer free.
Thank you again for all of the wishes, prayers, and support. I know they are helping my Dad.
3 Sat, 29 Jan 2011 02:04:15
Re: Devoncat no more (134 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Godspeed, Kris. I know you are dancing among the stars. Hans, my heart goes out to you. Thank you so much for sharing. The love never dies, you take it with you.
4 Thu, 27 Jan 2011 13:35:45
Re: Not so great update (14 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Thank you for the encouragement. Will post as soon as we know anything at all. His Drs already met at their "tumor" board to discuss this, so I imagine things will go fast..
5 Thu, 27 Jan 2011 03:16:35
Topic: Not so great update (14 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Been awhile again. My Dad had a PET scan last week, and a brand new "thing" lit it up. It's been 5 months since his last clean scan, and this thing measured 1.6x1.3 cm. Sitting in the common bile duct. Pretty darn big for being less than 5 months old. We're trying very hard not to panic right now. My Dad has finally been doing so well, and his bloodwork is great. We're holding on to the hope that this is NOT a reoccurance. ERCP, colonoscopy, and biopsy scheduled for the upcoming days. My Dad was devastated by the news, as were we all. Have to wrap our heads around this, and gear up for another fight
6 Fri, 17 Dec 2010 10:52:29
Re: My Husband and Cholangiocarcinoma - Part 2 (350 replies, posted in Grief Management)
Hi Margaret,
So happy to hear that Tom is feeling better! Hopefully those infections will become a thing of the past.
Hang on to that fighting spirit, and keep on kickin!
7 Thu, 16 Dec 2010 13:25:31
Re: Good Blood Work! (3 replies, posted in Good News / What's Working)
Great news! I had to smile at the "only gemzar" comment. I remember when my Dad's oncologist called one of the drugs "chemo light".
Hope the good news keeps on coming!
8 Thu, 16 Dec 2010 13:20:25
Re: Teddy's Celebration of Life Friday (22 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Dear Lainy
SO many of us will be with you in spirit tomorrow, including Teddy. I pray you will find comfort and peace, and be filled with the warmth of all of the love flowing to you. I'm betting you'll see quite a few light issues tomorrow!
9 Thu, 16 Dec 2010 13:15:38
Re: My mom is newly diagnosed. (9 replies, posted in Good News / What's Working)
Roxy, my Dad is 79 too. Just find someone who knows how to deal with this nasty disease. For us, we also wanted someone as aggressive as we felt! Use the resources and experiences of people here....they are a Godsend!
Best wishes to you and your family
10 Thu, 16 Dec 2010 13:09:35
Re: Update on my Dad (10 replies, posted in Good News / What's Working)
Surgery was the answer for us. Had to find the "right" surgeon, and Dr. Hemming at UCSD fit the bill. We tried chemo, but my Dad is in that percentage of people who simply cannot tolerate it.
Best of luck to you, and please ask any questions you want!
11 Thu, 16 Dec 2010 13:06:13
Re: Off to Germany for treatment (35 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Best of luck, Kris! Blast Leroy to oblivion Safe journey
12 Thu, 16 Dec 2010 13:02:54
Re: My beloved husbands passig (8 replies, posted in General Discussion)
My heart goes out to you. Godspeed, Greg! You are safe now.
Hugs, Janet
13 Tue, 14 Dec 2010 12:10:05
Re: My inspirational story - please read ( a little lengthy, but worth it) (17 replies, posted in Introductions!)
Thanks for sharing your story. It's so similar to my Dad's! My best to you for continued health and a cancer-free life
14 Tue, 14 Dec 2010 11:54:30
Re: Please pray for my daddy (9 replies, posted in Introductions!)
Hi Libby,
Sending you email. Thoughts and prayers to your Dad and you!
15 Tue, 07 Dec 2010 03:12:47
Re: Treatment Centers/Physicians (209 replies, posted in Hospitals)
About time I added our miracle workers
Dr. Alan Hemming Surgeon, UCSD San Diego
Dr. Paul Fanta, oncologist, UCSD Moore's cancer center
Dr. Thomas Savides, ERCP, UCSD San Diego
And our unsung hero, the man who suspected klatskin tumor immediately and sent us down the right path,
Dr. Sam ElSheikh, Gastroenterologist, Grossmont Hospital
16 Tue, 07 Dec 2010 02:53:52
Topic: Update on my Dad (10 replies, posted in Good News / What's Working)
It's been awhile again since I've posted.It's been almost exactly a year since I first posted here. I've very happy to say that life has settled down! My Dad just went through CT and PET scans, and came up completely clear. He's finally looking like his old self, putting on a little weight, and resuming his life. And one very odd thing....after losing every spec of hair on his body to chemo, the hair on his head is growing back. NOT just growing back, but he has more than before he got sick. AND it grew in dark brown!!! We keep teasing him about using Grecian formula. Late January he has an appointment with the oncologist, and we'll discuss removing his port.
We all feel so incredibly lucky to be here. His Drs. just smile and laugh when we come in for a check-up. They only met him after this horrible cancer struck, and are astounded at his good health these days! I pray it continues
I want to say thank you to each and every one of you here. You gave us hope and courage to fight, and all of your stories gave us strength. There IS hope to be had...whether it be in tiny doses or great big heaps. Keep snatching it and hang on tight!
Eternally grateful
17 Tue, 07 Dec 2010 02:29:01
Re: Teddy is at PEACE (54 replies, posted in In Remembrance)
Dearest Lainy,
You and Teddy have given me hope from day one, and now you have shown me the true beauty of love. Teddy is at peace, and I wish the same for you and your family. Godspeed, Teddy, you are tall enough to reach the stars. Bless you Lainy...may you take comfort in all of the love flowing towards you
18 Mon, 01 Nov 2010 01:08:00
Re: Hiccups!? (17 replies, posted in General Discussion)
My Dad experienced horrible hiccups.....he had them for hours at a stretch. And then we discovered that taking a drink of pineapple juice took them away! You can buy it in small cans, it stores forever, tastes good, and best of all it works!
Best wishes,
19 Tue, 22 Jun 2010 11:20:33
Re: From Vegas To Cancer (28 replies, posted in Introductions!)
Hi Steve,
I'm so sorry Nancy and you are going through this. My 78 year old Dad was diagnosed in November last year, and has since gone through resection surgery and started chemo. We are in San Diego also, and have the most tremendous Drs at UCSD. As for how Nancy feels about asking questions, I get it. My Dad was the same way. The first time he looked up cc on the internet, he was so depressed. He refused to look again, and left all research up to me. All along I tell him what I've discovered, but always with a positive slant. I go to all of his appointments with him and my Mom, and always tell them ahead of time what questions need to be answered. I AM on his directive and I'm his medical proxie, so his Drs are used to me asking questions.
Dr. Hemming is truly a miracle worker at UCSD. My Dad was initially told no surgery, then Dr. Hemming stepped in and said yes! He and his main nurse Doug Elmore have always gone above and beyond. They spend as much time as you need answering questions, and are always reachable. Doug even returned a phone call within 5 minutes when he was out of town doing army reserve duty!
You can read our journey under my name. Bottom line is....NEVER give up hope. Don't stay away from consultations, she needs you! Let Nancy be your guide. She'll let you know when, or if she's ready for the tough questions.
Feel free to contact me. Take care, and know that a whole bunch of people are pulling for you and Nancy
20 Mon, 21 Jun 2010 16:15:11
Re: 4 Months post surgery and chemo fun (7 replies, posted in Good News / What's Working)
Had our appointment today. Great news, his ANC is WAY up! We decided to proceed with chemo, just take out the oxaliplatin. Going to wait for 2-3 weeks so my Dad can recover a bit. If he still has issues, we have more options. Dr. Fanta, our oncologist, made my Dad feel good about continuing treatment....which is awesome! He was ready to throw the towel in and say NO MAS. We the family want to give him the best possible chance, but it is ultimately HIS decision.
What a journey.......thanks again for taking it with us
21 Sun, 20 Jun 2010 13:10:34
Re: 4 Months post surgery and chemo fun (7 replies, posted in Good News / What's Working)
Thanks, Marion. My Dad is certainly a trooper! We completely agree that he needs a break from chemo. His body needs some serious healing. During this recent hospital stay, the Oncologist told us that roughly 8% of people cannot tolerate chemo and have this extreme reaction like he did. They believe he falls in this group. Tomorrow we go in to talk about this.......will be interesting to see what they have to say! Regardless, I know we are not keeping that infusion appointment this Friday.
Will update after tomorrow!
22 Sat, 19 Jun 2010 21:23:12
Topic: 4 Months post surgery and chemo fun (7 replies, posted in Good News / What's Working)
First off, my apologies for taking so long to update. It's been quite the ride, as you all well know!
To recap so far, my 78 year old Dad underwent surgery on Feb. 3rd with the GREAT Dr. Hemming in San Diego. 3/4 of his liver was removed, along with the gall bladder and bile ducts. Intestines, bowels, and anything else in the immediate area was rerouted, resected, and generally messed with. He stayed in the hospital for a couple of weeks, and home health care for a few more. A lot of complications arose from a rogue infection he picked up in the hospital.
We met with our oncologist and decided to proceed with chemo. Even though my Dad had clean margins, Dr. Hemming told us that if this crap returns there's nothing left to operate on. So.....a beautiful clean PET scan and wonderful blood work gave us the go ahead. Our oncologist sent my Dad's tumor to a geneticist to figure out the best course of action. In his words, " We want to give you a better chance of no re-occurance, not kill you". They came back with 5FU, Oxaliplatin, and avastin. Decided to hold off on the Avastin because of the side effects. His first infusion went okay....have to say the port was a Godsend! For the first 48 hours his only side effect was hiccups. We discovered that pineapple juice helps tremendously...who knew??
By day 7 my Dad was feeling like he was run over by a Mac truck. He hurt everywhere and lay in his bed for 3 days. The weight that he had so painstakingly gained back went away. By day 11 he was feeling okay, but his next infusion was only 3 days away. His bloodwork came back kinda iffy, but they decided to go ahead with his next treatment. Here come the hiccups!
Day 4 hits, and my Dad is so tired he can't function. This prompts an ER run, where we stayed for 7 hours. They requested a return the next day for more bloodwork, which we did. Day 6 arrives bearing a temp..BAD news. The rapid rise sent us back to the ER. More bloodwork, and we learned some new terms.
Neutropenia and absolute neutrophil count (ANC) were the terms being tossed about. He was admitted to the hospital. Bring on the antibiotics!
An ANC of under 500 is considered critical. At admission my Dad's was a whoppin 33, and continued to drop to a paltry 4. Neupogen was administered. My Dad slept, and kept on sleeping for 2 more days.
So here we are. We brought him home yesterday when his numbers rose to acceptable levels. He's pretty darn tired still. We have an appointment with the oncologist Monday. He's scheduled to resume chemo next Friday, but there's just no way that is going to happen. SOMEthing needs to change, because he can't go through this every 2 weeks. He's back down to 140 (they want him around 170) and boy is he angry! Right now he says that if it comes back, oh well....he doesn't want to go through life like this! I totally get it.....chemo has not been nice to him. We will talk to his Doc, see if we can change things up so he doesn't end up in the hospital every 2 weeks.
I just have to say.....I am constantly amazed and in awe of the people I see in the infusion center. These people are the sickest you can be, yet still have time for a quiet smile. Such dignity and grace....I am just stunned by your spirits. I pray for a cure and good health for all of you
23 Thu, 11 Mar 2010 21:02:56
Re: Post surgery confusion..what to expect?!?!? (12 replies, posted in Introductions!)
Hello and welcome to the group!Sounds like our Dads are in about the same spot. My Dad's surgery was on Feb 3rd. He also has clean margins and clean lymph nodes. Chemo and/or radiation is being set up for my Dad. We asked his surgeon what HE would do, and he flat out told us that if it were him, he would go through chemo. As he said, IF the cancer came back there is nothing left to work on surgically. We feel extremely lucky that Dad was able to get through surgery, and we had already decided that chemo/radiation would be our next step after surgery. We had a check up today, and will meet with the oncologist next week to start whatever treatment they think best.
Best of luck to you and your family! Not an easy choice, but I know whatever you decide will be right
24 Wed, 10 Mar 2010 11:35:26
Re: Swelling (13 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Hello Sharon, My Dad's feet and legs swelled right after his surgery. His feet were so swollen they turned purple. He was also given Lasix, but I'm not convinced that's what took the swelling down. I actually massaged his feet a couple of times a day, and that brought him some relief and took the purple out. We also used the Teds...support tights for his legs and feet.
Keep us posted, and best wishes to you and your husband!
25 Wed, 10 Mar 2010 11:25:50
Re: 4 weeks into cancer (7 replies, posted in Introductions!)
Holy cow..........so much to deal with!!! Hang in there my friend, you've found the BEST place for support and answers. I hope you keep us updated on your Moms. Warm thoughts and prayers to your family


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I purchased this laptop a year ago (Medion Akoya MD 97960) with Vista Home Premium. I'm currently having problems when I boot it, all I get is a gray screen with vertical lines of dull blue/green/red. It sounds like the HDD is booting the OS and it's the display that's playing up,but I don't think it is because I can't access the computer through the network. Left for a couple of minutes, the screen turns gray with a large black cloud in the middle.
This is a sporadic problem, I can get it to work fine sometimes, but then it just opens with this problem and I can't use it for a couple of days maybe. It has been about three weeks this has been happening.
To clarify:
I've never dropped it, never stepped on it, always used it indoors,never exposed it to UV light, cleaned it periodically and closed it when not in use. So it is not any of these.
Extra: GPU = Nvidia Geforce 9300M
Sometimes when it's in use, i get Nvidia driver errors where the screen flashes and returns to normal. Before the gray screen boot up happens, a BSOD occurs caused by the Nvidia driver nvlddmkm.sys.
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Naw...just kidding.
On the ride home from work early this morning I stumbled across an old Double Dresser discarded by the side of the road. I was thrilled at this great find.
I have only just finished refinishing my very first furniture project, the old Maple Desk that I had salvaged in much the same manner this past Spring. (I'll photograph it before it heads out to Milwaukee with my daughter) I enjoyed working on that desk so much that I had already been roaming through the house checking out the rest of the freebie stuff that I've gathered this season in hopes of finding another suitable project.
Well wouldn't you know it? The first day back to regular commuting in almost three weeks and BINGO! My next project magicly appeared.
I don't know much about it, not even the type or types of wood it's made of. I'll just sand it all down, make any needed repairs (I didn't notice any when I slid it into the S-10), and go from there.
Meanwhile my dear bride must be wondering if there isn't some hobby she could interest me in that doesn't take up so much space. As for the thread title....everything I've found along the road this year was found from the saddle of my bikes! (She can rest easy tonight as I drove the pick-up to work do to time constraints).


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My best friend really wants to have sex with me, but I'm afraid it'll ruin our friendship.
I'm a female and my best friend is a male. We're both virgins, he's 17 and I'm 16. He keeps telling me that he wants to have sex, and he's been touching my body more and more. We've kissed and made out recently, but he wants to go all the way. He tells me things like "I want to be your first, and I want to be your first." He says that he thinks sex will "strengthen" our best friend relationship but I'm afraid it might ruin it. What should I do?
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Why am I so paranoid about sex?
Mmkay I'm 13. I want to have sex really bad but I still don't have a boyfriend and blah blah blah. I KNOW how to not have sex with a guy that I JUST met. I like to go out with a guy for awhile before I do anything like sex. But when I do have a boyfriend for like a year I would like to have sex. But I am always freaking out about getting pregnant! But I can't wait if I find someone that I like for awhile and stuff! And like I would like to do oral. But I am scared if I will get herpes or something. I'm always so paranoid about this! :|
I love him: is that enough?
The truth is: I am scared. But also anxious, excited, curious. My boyfriend and I have an attraction unlike any I've ever known. He always tells me to let him know if I want to stop, and then he will stop. I want to be intimate with him, and I've definitely thought about it, but it could always be too much too soon. I feel we may engage in sex soon. I don't really know how to do anything, though. I think I'm ready for it, but we're both still young, in high school. I'm afraid for what will happen, for what I am or am not capable of. I want to make him happy, but not always at the cost of myself. I cannot get pregnant; this is my forefront concern. Sex has always been displayed as something funny by my friends, and dangerous by my elders. To me, it's more a... beautiful thing? I'm not sure. With my less than adequate experience, I honestly don't know. I know that I love him; is that enough?


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Fidelity Investments is the marketing name for FMR LLC, a giant Boston-based mutual fund company and financial supermarket, and Vanguard's biggest competitor in recent years. [1] Fidelity is sometimes credited with transforming the mutual fund business from a stodgy conservative world of funds managed by committee into the model of active funds managed by stock-picking superstar managers.
Boglehead-style investing at Fidelity
The building blocks of Boglehead-style investing are low-expense-ratio index mutual funds and/or ETFs. Vanguard fans would suggest that Vanguard has the best and most complete lineup of such funds, and that the most convenient place to hold Vanguard mutual funds is directly at Vanguard. Thus, the Bogleheads forum and Wiki tends to be Vanguard-oriented. But investing according to the Boglehead philosophy certainly does not require you to invest at Vanguard or use Vanguard products. Here are some notes on how to do it at Fidelity.
Writers have striven for accuracy, but investors should verify information before taking action.
Tools for Boglehead-style investing
- Don't overlook the 70 iShares ETFs for which Fidelity offers free online trades. They satisfy the criteria of "low-cost index ETFs" that cover most asset classes an ordinary investor would need. A $7.95 short-term trading fee is assessed if you sell one of these funds within 30 days of buying it; for details see Fidelity's FAQ.
- Don't overlook the Fidelity Spartan mutual funds. These are Fidelity's counterpart to Vanguard, very-low-expense-ratio index funds. The minimum required to invest in Spartan mutual funds is $2,500 per fund. Broadly, Spartan Investor Class funds have expense ratios that could be called "competitive" with Vanguard's Investor Class. As of fall of 2011, Fidelity has been expanding their Spartan lineup and you should check their site for available funds and their expense ratios. The best way to get the whole list is to select "Research," "Mutual funds," and type "Spartan" into the "Fund facts" search box.
- As of January 2013, Fidelity "Advantage" shares with lower expense ratios are available at a $10,000 minimum, the same minimum investment required for the Vanguard Admiral Class index funds. This table shows the rough correspondence between Vanguard funds and their Fidelity Spartan counterparts, but in many cases they track different indexes and are not precisely equivalent. (See the appropriate asset class article in index returns for historical return comparisons among various indexes.)
|Vanguard Fund
|Similar Fidelity Spartan Fund
|Commission-free iShares ETF
|US Stocks
|Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund (VTSAX)
|Fidelity Spartan Total Market Index Fund (FSTVX)
|Core S&P Total U.S. Stock Market (ITOT)
|Fidelity tracks the Dow Jones US Total Stock Market Index. Vanguard tracks the CRSP Total Market Index.
|Vanguard 500 Index Fund (VFIAX)
|Fidelity Spartan 500 Index Fund (FUSVX)
|Core S&P 500 (IVV)
|Funds track the S&P 500 index.
|Vanguard Extended Market Index Fund (VEXAX)
|Fidelity Spartan Extended Market Index Fund (FSEVX)
|Not available
|Extended market index funds are intended to be mixed with a 500 Index fund to approximate the total market. Fidelity tracks the Dow Jones U.S. Completion Total Stock Market Index [2] Vanguard tracks the S&P Completion Index.
|Vanguard Mid Cap Index Fund (VIMAX)
|Fidelity Spartan Mid Cap Index Fund (FSCKX)
|Core S&P Mid-Cap (IJH)
|Fidelity tracks the Russell Mid Cap Index. Vanguard tracks the CRSP US Mid Cap Index.
|Vanguard Small Cap Index Fund (VSMAX)
|Fidelity Spartan Small Cap Index Fund (FSSVX)
|Core S&P Small-Cap (IJR)
|Fidelity tracks the Russell 2000 Index . Vanguard tracks the CRSP US Small Cap Index Index [3]
|Vanguard REIT Index Fund (VGSLX)
|Fidelity Spartan Real Estate Index Fund (FSRVX)
|Dow Jones U.S. Real Estate Index (IYR)
|Fidelity tracks the Dow Jones U.S. Select Real Estate Securities Index. Vanguard tracks the MSCI US REIT Index.
|International Stocks
|Vanguard Total International Stock Index (VTIAX)
|Fidelity Spartan Global ex U.S. Index Fund (FSGDX)
|Core MSCI Total International Stock (IXUS)
|Vanguard: Tracks FTSE Global All Cap ex US Index, includes small caps. Fidelity: Tracks MSCI ACWI Ex-US - no small caps.
|Vanguard Developed Markets Index Fund (VTMGX) [4]
|Fidelity Spartan International Index Fund (FSIIX/FSIVX)
|Core MSCI EAFE (IEFA)
|Fidelity: Tracks MSCI EAFE Index (Morgan Stanley Capital International Europe, Australasia, Far East Index). The Vanguard fund tracks the FTSE Developed All Cap ex US Index.
|Vanguard Emerging Markets Index Fund (VEMAX)
|Fidelity Spartan Emerging Markets Index Fund (FPMAX)
|Core MSCI Emerging Markets (IEMG)
|Fidelity tracks the FTSE Emerging Index. Vanguard currently tracks the FTSE Emerging Markets All Cap China A Inclusion Index.
|US Bonds
|Vanguard Short-Term Treasury Bond Fund (VFISX)
|Fidelity Spartan Short-Term Treasury Bond Index Fund (FSBAX)
|Barclays 1-3 Year Treasury Bond (SHY)
|Vanguard: Not an index fund
|Vanguard Intermediate-Term Treasury Fund (VFITX)
|Fidelity Spartan Intermediate Treasury Bond Index Fund (FIBAX)
|Barclays 7-10 Year Treasury Bond (IEF)
|Vanguard: Not an index fund.
|Vanguard Inflation Protected Securities Fund (VIPSX)
|Fidelity Spartan Inflation-Protected Bond Index Fund (FSIYX)
|Barclays TIPS Bond (TIP)
|Vanguard: Not an index fund.
|Vanguard Long-Term Treasury Bond Fund (VUSTX)
|Fidelity Spartan Long-Term Treasury Bond Index Fund (FLBAX)
|Barclays 20+ Year Treasury Bond (TLT)
|Vanguard: Not an index fund
|Vanguard Total Bond Market Index Fund (VBTLX)
|Fidelity Spartan U.S. Bond Index Fund (FSITX)
|Core Total U.S. Bond Market (AGG)
|Fidelity tracks the Barclays Capital U.S. Aggregate Bond Index. Vanguard tracks the Barclays Capital U.S. Aggregate Float Adjusted Index.
|Balanced Funds
|Vanguard Target Retirement Funds
|Fidelity Freedom® Index Funds
|Not available
|The expense ratios are comparable. Go by the fund's composition (asset allocation), not the date. Also see: Vanguard target retirement funds.
- Fidelity Four-In-One Index Fund is an interesting possibility for a beginner's fund, with a low 0.23% expense ratio. It is a fund-of-funds, all index funds, with about 60% total domestic stock market (in two funds), 25% international, and 15% bonds.
- For bonds, the closest thing to Vanguard Total Bond Market Index among Fidelity's own mutual funds is Fidelity's Spartan U. S. Bond Index Fund Advantage Class, FSITX with an expense ratio capped at 0.10%. iShares Barclays Aggregate Bond ETF (ticker AGG), which trades free of commissions, is another alternative.
- The closest thing to Vanguard Total International Stock Market Index among Fidelity's own mutual funds is Fidelity's Spartan Global Ex-US Index Fund Advantage Class, FSGDX. This fund, however, only includes large-caps.
- The transaction fees to buy Vanguard mutual funds at Fidelity are quite high --$75 for the first purchase, but subsequent purchases can be $5 per purchase if you set up an automatic investment plan. In addition, Vanguard has ETF equivalents for most of its index funds. Like other stocks and ETFs, Vanguard ETFs can be bought and sold at Fidelity for around $7.95--but check Fidelity for current fee details which may vary depending on your account size. If you want to use actual Vanguard products, using Vanguard ETF's is probably the cheapest way to do so at Fidelity.
- Fidelity offers individual treasury bonds (both nominal and TIPS) at auction free of commission or any markup or fees if you place your orders online. There is no limit on account size. No separate account is needed. The minimum purchase is $1,000.
Fidelity tips, links, and general orientation
The default account at Fidelity is a full-featured brokerage account. You can buy mutual funds (Fidelity and non-Fidelity funds), ETFs, individual stocks, bonds, brokered CDs, along with options and precious metals, all within the same Fidelity account. As of April 2015:
- The Fidelity Account® is a top-level overview of the brokerage account services.
- Trading Commissions and Margin Rates describes fees and commissions.
- Investment Choices details the investments available through Fidelity.
- Browse Fidelity Funds is a structured overview of 283 Fidelity funds (as of April 28, 2015).
- Fund Picks From Fidelity® screens selections for funds Fidelity wants you to know about. The funds meet certain selection criteria, such as no transaction fees (see website for details) or having a high historical risk-adjusted return.
See also
- ↑ Vanguard's major competitors in Exchange Traded Funds are Blackrock ishares and State Street.
- ↑ See, Dow Jones US Total Stock Market Indexes Literature.
- ↑ Vanguard also offers the Vanguard Russell 2000 ETF.
- ↑ The fund is also available as the Vanguard FTSE Developed Markets ETF


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Another week, another major postseason championship for the Franklin Community High School wrestling team.
The top-ranked Grizzly Cubs won Saturday's Evansville Reitz Semistate, crowned four champions and qualified five wrestlers for this weekend's IHSAA State Meet at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.
Franklin edged runner-up Evansville Mater Dei for its first semistate championshop by a score of 94 to 86.5.
In total, eight Johnson County wrestlers — two from Greenwood and one from Center Grove — advanced to wrestle to the state finals.
Greenwood's Bailey Schober won 145-pound championship and will be joined by freshman teammate Jacob Skaggs, who finished third at 113. Center Grove senior Tyler Fleener advances with a runner-up finished at 138.
Winning championships for Franklin were seniors D.J. Smith (35-1) at 113 pounds, Skyler Lykins (36-1) at 138, junior Jacob Stevenson (36-1) at 170 and undefeated senior Connor Tolley (37-0) at 220.
Michael Petrole of the Grizzly Cubs also advanced with a second-place effort at 182.
Smith, top-ranked at 113, will make his third appearance at the state tournament. He topped previously unbeaten Tyler Ferguson of Evansville Reitz, 5-2, and will try to improve on his third-place finish from last year.
Lykins will also head to his third state tournament. Ranked No. 2 in the state at 138, he nipped No. 4 Fleener, 9-8, in the third straght championship round in as many weeks, but in reality it was the first time they've met on the mat in the tournament. Fleener (18-5) injury defaulted at the sectional and regional tournament. Still, it will be Fleener's second straight trip to state.
Greenwood's Schober (41-1), a senior, is one of the most underrated wrestlers in the state. Ranked 11th at his weight, he stunned Mater Dei's fifth-ranked Josh Pierre, 5-3, in the semifinals, before winning 5-1 over Korbin Karges of Princeton. The trip to Indianapolis will be Schober's second straight. Schober was eighth last year at 126.
Stevenson, who suffered his first loss of the season at last week's regional final, put that behind him by winning his first semistate and getting his first crack at the state finals.
Tolley, the lone unbeaten in Johnson County and ranked No. 3 at 220, will make his second consecutive tournament appearance. He was fourth last year at 220.


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Franklin officers continued to use their police cars, and multiple officers reported getting stuck while driving to accidents or reports of vehicles sliding off the road.
Franklin Police Department Lt. Kerry Atwood said one officer's car got stuck while he was helping a resident whose car had slid off the road, and the truck that was towing the car also was having trouble with the snow.
"I wouldn't advise anybody going out in this at all. And if they do, it needs to be a real emergency," Atwood said.
The struggles local emergency workers were having was a key reason why Franklin, Greenwood and the county declared a snow emergency Wednesday morning. Their goal was to get motorists off the streets, so officers would not need to try to get to them when they slid off the road or got into an accident. Johnson County Commissioner Tom Kite said at least 7 inches of snow had fallen by 10:30 a.m. and was causing both residents' and emergency officials' cars to get stuck after sliding off the road.
Greenwood Assistant Police Chief Matt Fillenwarth said he used his own truck with four-wheel drive to respond to accidents and still had trouble driving on the roads.
Snowplows weren't able to clear the roads fast enough, and drivers couldn't see more than 100 feet in front of them, he said.
"We have officers out and responding. It's just going to take a while even in a four-wheel-drive truck. I'm going 10 mph and can't see the road," he said.
Fillenwarth said he had seen one motorist pull out of an apartment complex parking lot and drive into a ditch because she couldn't see the road.
He said the police department cannot help motorists much when they slide off the road because the department does not have its own tow truck. Motorists who got stuck in ditches or on the side of the road had to wait hours for a tow truck to come help Wednesday morning, Fillenwarth said.
Johnson County Sheriff Doug Cox said tow-truck companies were overwhelmed with the number of motorists who needed to be pulled out of the snow Wednesday, and some residents had gone out to help.
"People are out trying to make a little money and are pulling people out of ditches. It does help us out as long as they do it safely," Cox said.
Local police officials said residents should stay off the roads during Wednesday's storm, but if they had to leave their homes, they should carry blankets, flashlights, food and a fully-charged cellphone.
Motorists also should make sure they know where they are if they do get stuck, so they can tell towing companies their location, Atwood said.
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Everything happens for a reason. Some, making the world a better place. At least, this is what I told my friend today after she revealed to me that she was at risk of losing her job. A cop out, I know, but I do believe it to be true and was not disappointed in this case.
Before I begin, it is necessary to provide some context to this morning's conversation. First, it is worth mentioning that I hold the same position within the same company as my friend. Though young and new to the professional world, both my friend and I and most of our co-workers knew from a very young age what it was that we were going to do. More than that, at a time when most of our peers were "discovering themselves" and searching for a path in life, my friend and I could have told you with absolute certainty what we would be doing, how much we'd be making, and could probably even make a pretty good guess as to where we would be living. It is just the nature of the path we had chosen.
Needless to say, the thought of having to find another calling in life was both terrifying and exhilarating for my friend. She talked in quick, excited sentences as if at any moment she could burst out crying or laughing. Increasingly, I found myself spellbound by the passion with which she spoke of "the possibilities". Such a concept was so new to us. It was incredible to think that in just 12 hours she could be free to make her first real life-choice; a fate which most of our co-workers and peers (and probably both she and I only a few hours before) would consider to be punishment.
"Just IMAGINE what I could do!", she said with clear green-eyes, bursting with enthusiasm. Tomorrow was no longer just another day but a box of mysteries. She thought about a life where she moved to Washington D.C. and worked her way up Capitol Hill to become the first female president or a life where she would take a pilgrimage to India and become the next Mother Theresa (and frankly, I believe she could do either one).
With that though it seemed the bounds of our imagination had been reached, or maybe it was just the realization that such a situation would mean that she'd be leaving finally hit me, but just like that, our idyllic vision of a different world came apart. I told her one thing that I know to be true and another which I believe to be false. The first point I made was that a person as driven as our could-be-first-female-president would never be able to live with herself if she knew she didn't give her greatest effort in trying to keep her job. Such a failure to exercise her full talents would haunt and plague her for the rest of her life and act as a hindrance on any chances for further success. And the lie that I told her was that it was easy to dream of such possibilities while employed and receiving a steady paycheck but that the reality is that those things cost money and such bombastic dreams would only hold her back.
Even to type such insincerity makes me cringe. I feel all too much like so many of my mindless and jaded teachers and peers who see the world through such a frame of mind. From an early age in education we are forced to swallow the pill that is the modern day grading system. The A's get the good colleges and will run the companies, the B's will get some higher education and will be there to kiss the A's asses the whole way through life, the C's are bound to a meaningless life getting coffees for the A's and B's. I was the rare B that had enough of the luck and athletic talent to gain recruitment from an A college. But what should have been my big break only revealed more pills to swallow. While my classmates were all As now (or an athletic B in my case) it became a matter of how big your salary was going to be.
The AAs started well into the six-figure range while the ADs and AFs could at the very least land something in the $50K range. It was never a question of what the students did, who they helped or whether they liked it, it was all about the money they made and the influence they wielded. Favorites included investment banking and management consulting, neither of which, I'm sure, were on any of those kids career radars a year prior to going to college. Once again though, I unknowingly bucked the trend. I chose a career before the brainwashing could occur based on passion and sense of duty more than money and thus, was free to observe from the sidelines as my classmates began to warm-up for the rat race that is "the real world".
The lie which I told my friend made me think and reaffirmed in me a sense of purpose to lead a life unbound by societal and institutional norms or expectations. Regardless of what happens to her tomorrow and where her life takes her, sitting at that coffee shop, on this dreary morning, watching my friend's eyes light up as she dreamed of the endless possibilities of life is a moment I hope not soon to forget. It reminded me of a time when life held endless potential unbound by the laws of physics, let alone the formalities of society. A time when my driveway could just as easily be used to park cars as it could be used to play out the final seconds of the Stanley Cup finals and I could just as easily be an eight year old kid as I could the right wing for a line of professional hockey players to rival the likes of Gretzky, Messier and Kurri. A time, more recently, when I opened a college acceptance letter and saw nothing but opportunity. If more people saw the world the way we saw it today I can say without a shadow of doubt that it would be a better place to live in.


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Justina Morley, the 15-year-old who lured a Fishtown teenager to his death in 2003, began to cry yesterday as she demonstrated how her alleged accomplices attacked Jason Sweeney with a hatchet and a hammer. Morley, now 16, testified that she feels remorse for the brutal slaying and for luring Sweeney to his death with the promise of sex. But in a jailhouse letter to Domenic Coia, one of the defendants, Morley wrote: "I am guilty. But I still don't feel guilty for anything.
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The West Philadelphia food store owner was not only the cousin of a jailed enemy of the Junior Black Mafia, he was also the object of affection of a female companion of JBM boss Aaron Jones. That put Bruce Kennedy, 26, in serious jeopardy, a prosecutor said. And on Aug. 18, 1990, two enforcers of the drug syndicate pumped 10 bullets into him with an Uzi as he was making a steak sandwich at Kennedy's Mommie's Food Market, 54th Street near Master. Yesterday, a jury convicted Jones, 30, and two henchmen, Sam Brown, 29, and James Anderson, 21, of first-degree murder.
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CHICAGO - Attorneys for a Chicago businessman of Pakistani origin accused in the deadly 2008 Mumbai attacks on Tuesday painted the government's chief witness as a serial liar who struck a plea deal to save his life. The witness, David Coleman Headley, whose late mother was a Philadelphia socialite and tavern owner and his late father a Pakistani official, has pleaded guilty to laying the groundwork for the three-day rampage in India's commercial capital. He spent five days on the witness stand detailing how he received orders from a Pakistani extremist group and the country's main intelligence agency to conduct video surveillance in Mumbai.
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David Kurzband, the government's key witness in the federal perjury trial of Philadelphia lawyer Robert F. Simone, finished his testimony yesterday and was rushed away wearing dark glasses and surrounded by federal marshals. Except for 25 new pages of transcripts of tape-recorded conversations involving Kurzband, Simone and two other men, most of yesterday's court session in Camden concerned review of testimony that Kurzband had given since he first took the witness stand March 26. Kurzband, 53, a former casino-junket operator who is in the federal witness-protection program, was working as an informant for the FBI when he secretly recorded meetings in 1981, 1983 and 1984 that he had with Simone and reputed mob figures.
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John S. Vento, a key witness in the racial killing of a black youth last summer in the Bensonhurst section of Brooklyn, sat down yesterday in a courtroom chair normally reserved for defendants. He stared straight ahead and swallowed hard. Vento, 21, faces a hard choice. He can cooperate with prosecutors and testify that he saw one of his friends fire the shots that killed Yusuf K. Hawkins, 16. Or he can keep his mouth shut and get charged with second-degree murder himself. Once before he apparently made that choice.
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A key witness against a Coatesville woman who is accused of twice contracting to have her husband murdered tearfully refused to testify against her yesterday in Chester County Court. Craig Hardy told authorities in November that Jean O'Neill, 48, of the 100 block of North Fourth Avenue in Coatesville, promised him money and drugs if he killed her husband, Eugene O'Neill. Hardy, 18, of Wagontown, Chester County, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault in May and admitted that he had tried to beat Eugene O'Neill to death with an ax handle provided by Jean O'Neill.
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The 12-year-old girl came to court prepared to relive the nightmare of watching her 51-year-old grandmother shot and killed after a Labor Day cookout on a West Philadelphia street. It wasn't easy, but Tamika Thompson did what she had to do, said Assistant District Attorney Mark Gilson. Yesterday, during a preliminary hearing before Municipal Judge James M. DeLeon, Tamika said she saw Anthony Brown, 24, of Girard Avenue near 54th Street, kill Frances Rorie, a mother of six and grandmother of 27, on Conestoga Street near Poplar.
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Bruce L. Castor Jr. has said he thought Bill Cosby was guilty. He has said he would like a chance to prosecute the comedian himself. But Castor has also said his declaration that he would not charge Cosby in 2005 - when he had the chance as Montgomery County district attorney - might prevent prosecutors from now pursuing their sexual-assault case against the comedian. How Castor reconciles these positions is likely to play a central role Tuesday at the first pivotal court hearing since Cosby's arrest last month.
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A KEY WITNESS in the Market Street building-collapse trial - whom the defense is expected to hammer today - testified yesterday that he was not the person in charge of how a four-story building was to be demolished. Plato Marinakos Jr., a Center City architect, said that although he recommended demolition contractor Griffin Campbell for the job, then monitored the demolition work next to a Salvation Army thrift store, it was Campbell who was responsible for deciding how the four-story building was to be taken down.
Witness in Chester murder trial stumbles in testimony
October 24, 2014
By Mari A. Schaefer, Inquirer Staff Writer
Days after Rahim Hicks was shot dead outside a Chester restaurant, Kandie Meinhart gave police a statement implicating Jamir Williams, her child's father, as the shooter. Less than two weeks ago, she met with prosecutors to prepare for his trial. But in testimony Wednesday in Delaware County Court, Meinhart said she could not remember many details - even after prosecutors played her taped statement for the jury. The sudden bout of forgetfulness from what was supposed to be a key witness frustrated Assistant District Attorney Sandra Urban, who asked that Meinhart be treated as a hostile witness on the second day of Williams' trial.
Key mob witness was paid to work for the FBI
December 7, 2013
By Jeremy Roebuck, Inquirer Staff Writer
During his 30 years with the New York mob, Anthony Aponick grew adept at juggling business both legitimate and illegitimate - or, as he described it, "walking and chewing gum at the same time. " But he spent much of Thursday discussing a more ambiguous form of income as he testified for a second day in the racketeering retrial of reputed Philadelphia mob consigliere George Borgesi: money he earned as a professional informant. Between 2002 and 2013, the FBI paid the 42-year-old former Bonanno crime family associate $152,000 for coughing up information on Borgesi, with whom he shared a cell in a federal detention center in West Virginia.
Probation for key witness in Piazza case
September 1, 2013
By Mike Newall, Inquirer Staff Writer
Langdon Scott has made plenty of wrong choices in his life. On June 27, 2009, he made a smart one. That day, the admitted drug dealer went to the Piazza at Schmidts apartment complex in Northern Liberties looking to buy $4,500 worth of cocaine. When it became clear the men he was riding with were planning a robbery, he bailed. "When you realized what it was, you said, 'I'm not going in there,' Judge Jeffrey P. Minehart told Scott during his sentencing Friday in the murders of Rian Thal, 34, and her friend Timothy Gilmore, inside the Northern Liberties apartment building.
Predator or target? Conflicting portrayals in teachers sex trial
January 19, 2013
By Joseph A. Slobodzian, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Strange, awkward, socially inept - witness descriptions of former parochial-school teacher Bernard Shero have been consistent. Prosecutors allege that the traits are consistent with a man who raped a pupil - a 10-year-old altar boy - in the backseat of his car. But, as Shero's lawyer suggests, are they just the personality of a man whose physical disability made him a social outcast and easy target of children's jeers and rumors? Both sides pressed their interpretations Friday on the Philadelphia jury hearing the trial of Shero and the Rev. Charles Engelhardt.
Prosecutors contradict key witness in Penn State filings
November 28, 2012
By Jeremy Roebuck, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Prosecutors in the case against three former Pennsylvania State University administrators charged in the Jerry Sandusky child sex-abuse scandal contradicted one of their key witnesses in recent court filings - and in doing so appear to have conceded part of a central argument made by the ex-officials' defense. At issue is whether Cynthia Baldwin, the university's chief adviser on legal affairs from 2010 until her resignation this year, was representing former university president Graham B. Spanier, athletic director Tim Curley, and former vice president Gary Schultz when they testified before a grand jury investigating Sandusky's crimes in May 2011.
Former Delco official convicted of leaving scene of an accident
November 21, 2012
By Mari A. Schaefer, Inquirer Staff Writer
A former Delaware County assistant district attorney was convicted Monday of leaving the scene of an accident, a misdemeanor, after a jury did not find that the injured teen, hospitalized for six days, had suffered serious bodily injury. Michael Donohue, 32, now of Philadelphia, already had been acquitted of the most serious charges Friday in the November 2011 accident, but still could be sent to jail for up to 90 days when sentenced on Dec. 20. Donohue was out drinking with coworkers the night of the crash and was on his cellphone when his Jeep Cherokee struck Jake Vantrieste, then 14, at 10:23 p.m. along Township Line Road, a busy route through Upper Darby.
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November 20, 2012
By Mari A. Schaefer, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
A former Delaware County assistant district attorney was convicted Monday of leaving the scene of an accident -- a misdemeanor -- after a jury failed to find that the injured teen, hospitalized for six days, had suffered serious bodily injury. Michael Donohue, 32, now of Philadelphia, already was acquitted of the most serious charges on Friday in the November 2011 crash, but still could be sent to jail for up to 90 days when he is sentenced on Dec. 20. Donohue was out drinking with co-workers the night of the crash and was on his cellphone when his Jeep Cherokee struck Jake Vantrieste, then 14, at 10:23 p.m. along Township Line Road, a busy route through Upper Darby.
KEY SANDUSKY WITNESS McQUEARY SUES PSU
October 4, 2012
By MARK SCOLFORO, Associated Press
HARRISBURG - A former Penn State graduate assistant who complained that he saw former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky showering with a young boy on campus and who testified at his sex-abuse trial sued the university on Tuesday for what he calls defamation and misrepresentation. Mike McQueary's whistle-blower lawsuit claims that his treatment by the university since Sandusky was arrested in November has caused him distress, anxiety, humiliation and embarrassment. The complaint, filed in county court near State College, where the university is based, seeks millions of dollars in damages.
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All of the residence halls and student apartments have access to OU's wireless network. In Fitzgerald House, WiFi is the only way students can access the network. All of our wireless access points are 802.11ac capable in both the 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz frequencies.
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How to find the MAC address on a XBOX 360:
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- Tuesday: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
- Wednesday: 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
- Thursday: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
- Friday: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
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- Sunday: Closed
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- Assistance with connecting personal computers, gaming devices, smart phones, e-readers and other network-enabled devices to both the wired and wireless networks in the residence halls and student apartments
- Attempted removal of viruses and malware from student computers
- Assistance with syncing OU email to smartphones or iPods
- Advice on technology purchases
- Technical support for the Hamlin Hall Computer Lab
- Minor hardware installations and repairs
- Desktop support for University Housing auxiliary offices
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Located on the main floor of Hamlin Hall, behind the Hamlin Reception Desk, this computer lab is only available to students who live in the residence halls (student ID is required).
Lab features:
- 20 Dell PC workstations
- 6 Apple iMac computers
- 2 high-resolution Epson document scanners
- Full Microsoft Office 2010 suite
- Aleks Plug In on all PCs
- Free black and white printing (through the end of the 2016 winter semester*)
Please note that the computers in the lab are set to erase all new data and changes upon rebooting. Saving any work or information to the computer is not advised. University Housing is not responsible for any student data which is lost.
*Beginning fall 2016, free printing will no longer be available in the Hamlin Computer Lab. Wēpa Printing Stations, which allow students to print for a small fee, will be available to residents, and will be located in Hamlin Hall, Vandenberg Hall, and Oak View Hall.
Apartment Computer Lab
Four public computers are available for student use in Building 4000 of the Ann V. Nicholson student apartment complex. These computers are available as long as the community room is open. Printing is not offered in this area, and no lab monitor is present.
Student Technology Center
Serving all students of Oakland University, from beginners looking to learn the basics, to experts seeking to hone their skills, the Student Technology Center's training, education and hands-on learning experiences offer on-campus services to meet OU students' ever-increasing technology needs.


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