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Welcome to the Prairie Lakes Division Website. The PLD is a division within the Thousand Lakes Region of the National Model Railroad Association. We hope to promote Model Railroading as an entertaining and educational hobby for the whole family. Through this website, our semi-annual meets, and train shows hosted in NW Iowa and SW Minnesota, we hope to further your enjoyment of this and other modeling hobbies. Please join us at one of our upcoming meets, email us, or call one of our officers to find out how you can join in the fun by becoming a member today.
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Friday, January 29, 2016The weather was fairly average for a late January day and did not affect the birds. For the most part the waterfowl around the Lab remains the same with Redheads (2), Common Goldeyes and Common Mergansers all in the Main Injector Moat. One exception was the number of Canada Geese. The numbers were down - well over half of what have been typically found recently. The second exception turned out to be the sighting of the day - approximately 40 Tundra Swans were in Main Ring Lake (mostly sitting, lying and standing on the ice). Other water birds sighted were a Pied-billed Grebe and about a dozen American Coots. Other birds found during the morning were a Bald Eagle, a Cooper's Hawk (the only bird in the Garden Club), a Great Horned Owl, a Northern Shrike (again in the Sparrow Hedge Area) and several White-throated Sparrows (at Ed Center Feeders). Marcia and Gail were again in the Lab this morning and, in addition to many of the same birds I found, added a couple of American Kestrels, a Horned Lark and, at the feeders, White-crowned Sparrows (4). Dave
Sunday, January 24, 2016It was much warmer than last Sunday, but the moderate wind and dampness did cause some discomfort. We started out with a Northern Shrike, again, in the Sparrow Hedge area. The Village produced a Cooper's Hawk and Red-breasted Nuthatch. Waterfowl found were Canada Geese (lots near any open water), Redheads, Common Goldeneyes and Common Mergansers. About a half dozen American Coots were also found. Interestingly, in one of the open Main Ring Moats, we found over 100 intermediate sized Canada Geese. They all appeared to be the same smaller size, probably Lesser's. None appeared to be Cackling Geese. While checking out the Buffalo savannah owl's nest, a Red-tailed Hawk flew in and appears to be taking up residence for this year's breeding season. Other birds seen during the morning were a Northern Harrier, an American Kestrel, several Horned Larks, a Brown Creeper, Song Sparrows and White-crowned Sparrows. Dave
Wednesday, January 20, 2016It was cool and mostly cloudy, but the minimal wind helped make for a very pleasant morning of birding. The waterfowl remain about the same and mostly found on the Main Injector Moat. Again, the moat was filthy with Canada Geese. Others found were Redheads (2), Common Goldeneye, (5) Common Mergansers (2) and also several American Coots (4). One highlight of the morning was finding 7 species of sparrows including American Tree Sparrows, a Fox Sparrow, Song Sparrows, a Swamp Sparrow, White-throated Sparrows, White-crowned Sparrows and Dark-eyed Juncos (many variations including at least one Oregon). After several weeks the Ed Center Feeders have reestablished themselves and later all but one of the above sparrows were again found there. Other birds found during the morning were Hairy Woodpeckers, a Northern Shrike (Sparrow Hedge area), Eastern Bluebirds, Red-winged Blackbirds and a Barred Owl. Dave
Sunday, January 17, 2016It was much colder than last Sunday and, again, we mostly birded from the car. Not much was found. Still loads of Canada Geese around, mostly in the Main Injector (the only sizable open water area). As the last couple of weeks, there are Red-tailed Hawks almost anywhere you go. The concentration of geese in the moat along with the steam from their bodies and respiration made it hard to see the smaller birds. Though, we did find a Redhead, Common Goldeneyes and Common Mergansers. Three White-crowned Sparrows (1-adult and 2-immatures) were found at the feeders. Only one very small flock (less than 10 birds) of Horned Larks was found along West Wilson, but it did include one Lapland Longspur (sadly the best we could do for a bird of the day). Denis didn't do much better late yesterday. He did have most of the same waterfowl seen this week and some Horned Larks. The Eastern Bluebirds he found near the Main Injector were a good find. His best was three Short-eared Owls along North Eola Road. Dave
Thursday, January 14, 2016Another near perfect, mid-January morning for birding in the Lab today. The temps started in the hi 20's and ended in the low 40's, with partly sunny skies and almost no wind. I started out with a Northern Shrike in the Sparrow Hedge area and a distant raptor that flew off before I got my scope out. A singing Red-breasted Nuthatch was quite active in the Village. A couple of small flocks of Horned Larks were again found along East Wilson Rd. Also in that area several American Crows were harassing, the bird of the day, a beautiful, dark morph Rough-legged Hawk. Leaving this area there was an American Kestrel munching on a freshly caught small rodent (almost the exact location where we saw the same occurrence on Sunday). Main Ring Lake was just about totally frozen over; therefore, the bulk of the Canada Geese were in the still open Injector Moat area. Also found there were a couple of Redheads, a Common Merganser and an American Coot. Also found during the morning were a Great Blue Heron, a Great Horned Owl, Hairy Woodpeckers (3), Song Sparrows, a White-crowned Sparrow and a Red-winged Blackbird (female). Marcia and Gail were also out today enjoying the great weather. They added another American Coot and a Pied-billed Grebe in the Main Injector Moat. They found their Horned Larks (19) along Main Ring Road. Also in that area they found a Northern Harrier, a couple more American Kestrels, American Robins and a Song Sparrow. Dave
Sunday, January 10, 2016The very cold temps this morning created perfect conditions for car birding. Again Main Ring Lake was loaded with Canada Geese. There was also at least one Greater White-fronted Goose. Other waterfowl found were Northern Shovelers (2-DUSAF), Common Goldeneyes, Common Mergansers and first-of the year Redheads (MRL and M. Injector Moat). A couple of Northern Harriers were found along with at least 3 American Kestrels (it's good to see them still sticking around). Other birds found were a Pied-billed Grebe, Herring Gulls, Horned Larks (several small flocks on north side of Lab), White-crowned Sparrows and House Finches. Dave
Thursday, January 7, 2016It was an exceptional , early January morning for birding being mostly cloudy and calm with above average temps. Main Ring Lake, though mostly frozen over, was loaded with thousands of Canada Geese. Other waterfowl seen today were Greater White-fronted Geese (MRL), Cackling Geese (MRL), American Black Ducks, Mallards, a Northern Shoveler pair (DUSAF) (probably same pair seen by the girls yesterday), a Northern Pintail (MRL), Common Goldeneyes and Common Mergansers. Several each of Song Sparrows and Swamp Sparrows were found. A Red-tailed Hawk was seen sitting on the perch above Osprey Nest 2. A couple of American Crows were patrolling near the center of the Lab; they're mostly found on the east side. Other birds of interest were a couple of Northern Harriers, a Rough-legged Hawk, an American Kestrel, a Great Horned Owl, a Hairy Woodpecker and a Northern Shrike. Dave
Wednesday, January 6, 2016Marcia and Gail were in the Lab this morning doing their typical monitoring near the center of the Lab. Main Ring Lake produced a Greater White-fronted Goose, a pair of Northern Shovelers, Common Goldeneye and Common Mergansers. They are still finding American Kestrels (3) in the area. In addition to a good number of typical winter and year round residents (all new for the year), they had a Herring Gull, Horned Larks (6), Eastern Bluebirds (2), American Robins (over 3), and Fox Sparrows (2). Dave
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The X-Men Made Me Gay - comic by MeFi's own The Whelk. [more inside]
Mutant & Proud
"For a kid growing up with the fear of estrangement from the people they love the most, the possibility that someone else out there might see enough good in them to take them in — not regardless of their differences, but in celebration of them — is as empowering as a superhero story can get." In a series of three essays for LGBT Pride Month, ComicsAlliance's Andrew Wheeler explores the X-Men as a metaphor for queer family and community, the marginalization and hatred that LGBT people face, and queerness itself.
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To me, my X-Men!
The 50 greatest X-Men stories of all time, as picked by CBR readers. Direct links to the Top 10: 10-7, 6-4, 3-1. Fans of number 2 on the list may be excited to see what Trask Industries is up to. Bonus Link: Chris Claremont critiques The Wolverine.
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Does anyone know if email notifications on the status bar are supposed to update themselves if we do nothing on the device? It seems that unless I pull down the notifications window and hit the "clear" button they just sort of add up. For example, if I go to my desktop and read/clean out my emails, unless I pull down and clear the notifications on my S3, they keep adding up rather than update the count along with my sync schedules. The email client works fine. I have two accounts (a corp exchange account and a gmail account). I ran them both through the stock S3 email client (combined inbox). The gmail account says use ONLY the gmail app so I deleted the gmail one from the stock email client and am now using the separate email clients. No love there either.
I have cleared data and caches in the downloads app and download manager and restarted and I even wiped out and re-installed both email accounts. I recently did a factory reset to get some battery life back and clear up some storage space and the device seems to work great. Wondering if I am missing something or if this is the way it's supposed to be?
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What makes us invest the way that we do? And how do we process the information that we need for making investment decisions?
A few months ago, I interviewed to Ken Fisher, founder, chairman, and CEO of Fisher Investments Company, and portfolio strategy columnist at Forbes. He is also the author of Markets Can Never Forget (But People Do) on my weekly show, Goldstein on Gelt.
You can watch a video of the interview on YouTube.
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Douglas Goldstein: Can you tell us a little bit about the link between the stock market price/earnings ratios and stock prices?
Ken Fisher: Much of what we commonly believe about things is because of the way our brains work rather than the things themselves, and people have difficulty with that. Our brains were set up to process information a long time ago, but they were not really set up to deal with the kinds of modern phenomena that we also encounter today, and we process that information through those old processors. Things like price/earnings ratios are ones were we routinely presume because our brain naturally assumes that high P/Es are riskier than low P/Es, and this becomes part of a common culture that is widely accepted. People agree on it, but the fact remains at almost any time I put any information in a framework that is a framework of height, people will always see a heights framework as risky because we are descended from people where heights were inherently risky if you fell. You likely got killed or maimed, and if you are maimed, it's almost as bad as getting killed so heights were risky.
For example, if you pick a high P/E and flip it into any key that would be earnings divided by price and think of that as an interest rate as compared to other interest rates, the heights framework goes away and the compared of cost of money becomes more important. You become more rational and analytical, and you get closer to a reality that make sense in an economic way, but if you just think in terms of P/E, people auto default that high P/E is risky and low P/E is safe. Meir Statman has done a lot of work on this that was published long ago. Any way you measure it, looking at one, three, or five years, doesn't tell you anything at all about risky returns.
Douglas Goldstein: If you're buying something and paying 30, 40, or 50 times earnings, it is very expensive. You're saying that that's just how we are programmed to think and it's not really the reality of how the market works?
Ken Fisher: High P/E stocks over one, three, and five-year periods don't have a markedly higher or lower return than low P/E stocks except in the periods where high P/E stocks do better and periods where high P/E stocks do worse. But if you take out just a very few, which you could think of as outliers and outliers are always things that have a status of additional ones to throw out, it's likely not to be very meaningful and doesn't look at the bulk of the returns. So you don't see any effect that actually leads you anywhere on a predictive sense that anybody would ever want to bet on, and yet that's what our brains want to do.
The same is true if you think of, for example, the total market. People generally believe that things like markets are less risky when the market's P/E is low. They are more risky when the market's P/E is high and you can just measure looking at one, three, and five-year returns, how many times the market depends at this P/E level, that P/E level, and the other P/E level. High P/E tells you nothing about whether it will in the next year go up or down or by how much, because for example you can give me a high P/E market that has done terribly and I can show you a complete example of how an exactly identical high P/E time period over the next 12 months did wonderfully. It's actually very 50/50, and the same as true with low P/E. Low P/Es sometimes do wonderfully, sometimes they do terribly, and if you look again at one, three and five years, it's very 50-50, but yet that's now what our brains want to believe. One of the key things of behavior is that we tend to see information that confirms our prior biases and we tend to be blind to the information that contradicts some of these.
My newest book which came out last year, called Markets Can Never Forget (But People Do), is just chock-full of examples of the things where our memories just don't work for us in showing us what it is that we've often seen many times before. But because it's inconsistent with our prior bias, we don't accept it until we don't see it, so we're blind to it. One of the points that's amazing about our brains and our memory is that our memories about some things are very good. We're very good at recognizing facial patterns, for example, and holding them for a very long time period and being able to recognize somebody that we haven't seen for 20 years as their face changes and ages. We're really good at doing that, but that's a really old thing that we've done for a really long time with people. A lot of us are in the framework that once we have ever dealt with our own, what we tend to do is believe that all of our friends believe it. We tend to think it's true, which reinforces our tendency to believe it. Yet in fact, the message that I'm saying is check it out for yourself to see if it's really true because most of what you believe isn't really true. People find this troublesome, and they also find it to work and yet the whole world of markets takes advantage.
Douglas Goldstein: One of the very common numbers that comes out and affects the markets all the time is consumer confidence. How does that affect stock returns?
Ken Fisher: Consumer confidence is something that is largely and overly simple since it moves with the market with a very slight time lag. If you know what the stock market has done in terms of the global stock market, you know pretty much where the consumer confidence numbers are going to come out. When the market goes up, rising and performing well, strong consumer confidence tends to rise. When the market tends to be falling, consumer confidence is often updated and revised a little bit after they're initially released, but the revised numbers largely have a slightly lag effect to the stock market. The stock market is telling you the same thing- that consumers will be able to see how they're feeling. The point is so simple that most people don't want to believe it. For example, in the media it regularly says that you should be more optimistic because consumer confidence is up and that's the sign that things will be better ahead. On the one hand, the stock market is in of itself the leading indicator, and it always has been both on the upside and on the downside but an improvement in consumer confidence is really a statement that the stock market has already been up. It's not because consumer confidence is up, so you should be bullish, or that because consumer confidence is down, you should be bearish.
We see lots of these things, but we're just unwilling to accept them because we don't want to accept them. The most egregious that I know of are all of the features that surround deficits and debt. We have heavy biases with the Western world and much of the rest of the world. Everything that has to do with debt is that debt is bad and more debt is worse, but there are lots of examples that contradict it. But people don't want to look at those examples of where somebody had debt and they got into trouble, and therefore this reinforces their view that this is bad. The willingness of people that contemplate that their bias might be wrong is very low, very small. There's this tremendous desire to say which behavior was called accumulating pride, which is, "What if I'm smart? So you want to see me doing it again?" and that tendency really doesn't want to challenge its own belief system because when you challenge your own belief system about basic things, it's scary and as if you're ego-driven.
Douglas Goldstein: If you were to give advice to regular investors, what would be the number one thing that people should be doing when they're beginning to work on their own finances?
Ken Fisher: I presume that if you've been right, you're probably lucky, and if you've been wrong that you should be focusing on learning something that changes some belief set that you have. Otherwise, maybe you're overconfident if you're not ready to do that, and if you're overconfident, maybe you shouldn't be making your own decisions. There's a tremendous tendency among humans of all types to be overconfident, to presume that they can make decisions that aren't the basis as they don't really know anything.
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We as people have been hardwired for millennia on accumulating pride and shining regret, and in that environment where we came from it is actually a beneficial feature to our society. In the environment where we're engaged in security transactions and capital market, it actually builds this overconfidence that causes us to do things that we really aren't able to do and the market takes advantage of us, which is central to some of the basic tenets of behaviorism.


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At the 2012 Northeastern Jurisdictional Conference, Bishop Mark J. Webb was assigned to serve as the Episcopal leader of the Upper New York Area effective Sept. 1, 2012.
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Property Location
Located in Wedderburn, Wedderburn Goldseeker Motel is in the historical district and convenient to Wedderburn Gold Battery and Wedderburn Golf Club. This motel is within the region of Mount Korong.
Make yourself at home in one of the 19 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and minibars. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and flat-screen televisions are provided for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as coffee/tea makers and irons/ironing boards.
Take advantage of the motel's room service (during limited hours).
Business, Other Amenities
The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.
You must present a photo ID when checking in. Your credit card is charged at the time you book. Bed type and smoking preferences are not guaranteed.Your reservation is prepaid and is guaranteed for late arrival. The total charge includes all room charges and taxes, as well as fees for access and booking. Any incidental charges such as parking, phone calls, and room service will be handled directly between you and the property.