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FOOL ON THE HILL: An Investment Opinion
The importance of doing things BADLY is, in a way, the whole point of The Motley Fool. Feeling like you have permission to screw up is an important part of learning how to do anything. Most people spend their entire lives waiting to get good at something before they feel ready to go out and do it. In technical terms, this would be called "bass ackwards."
An adult faced with the same situation is afraid of expense and embarrassment. In part they're afraid they might break whatever they're playing with, but the big hassle isn't the expense: They're afraid of making a fool of themselves. This is something they feel they should already know how to do, and as a result, the process of actually learning it is embarrassing. When confronted with the failure of their first or second attempt, they give up rather than trying a third, fourth, or 15th time. And the fact that they couldn't do it -- because they gave up -- makes them feel stupid.
One of my favorite cartoonists is Illiad, who draws the comic strip "User Friendly." He didn't start as a cartoonist; he started as a Web designer who just happened to draw cartoons lampooning his co-workers at a Canadian Internet service provider. These days, the comic strip is his full-time job, and it's turning into a small business with employees and everything.
The really INTERESTING part about this is that when he started out -- and I mean this in the nicest possible way -- he really couldn't draw. Compare the first "User Friendly" comic strip in the archive with a more recent strip and you'll notice a distinct improvement in the artwork.
The same goes for Pete Abrams' "Sluggy Freelance," which has won several polls as the most popular comic strip on the Net. When he started, it looked considerably less developed than it does today. Both Pete and Illiad had a lot more talent at drawing than I do now back when they started their strips, but what really honed their talents to their current states was doing it every day for a few years.
Even the most brilliant have to start somewhere. Mozart wrote his first piano concerto when he was six, but that's not what he's remembered for. He's remembered for pieces such as "The Magic Flute," which he wrote decades later. Mozart was a certifiable genius, but intelligence is simply the rate at which an individual can learn. Mozart learned rapidly, but he still had to go through all the steps along the way to playing instruments and reading music. And it took him years to advance from his first compositions to the ones he's really famous for.
During college, Stephen King sold short stories. After college he became a teacher, and continued selling another short story every couple of months as a sideline. But in the entire year before his first novel (Carrie) was accepted by a publisher, he didn't manage to sell any of his writing. But he kept at it, and today he's the most successful author I can think of. All published authors will tell you the secret to writing is to write. Anybody expecting to write the great American novel must first write the mediocre American novel -- and the lousy American novel before that.
Warren Buffett started with a paper route, and Roger Lowenstein's book details many of Buffett's early investing mistakes. He learned not to sell too soon by selling too soon. Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.A) itself was the company that taught him one of his favorite sayings -- the one about how turnarounds don't work.
The Motley Fool is basically a bunch of guys and gals in silly hats. If we can do this, anybody can do it. That's what we tell everybody who asks, and that's what I'm telling you right now. You CAN do this. Really. In a business where professionals lose to blind luck because they refuse to learn from even the most obvious mistakes, the individual investor who brings his or her brain along really does start with an advantage. As you learn from your mistakes, you gain a much bigger advantage.
Everybody has to start somewhere, and if you never start you never get anywhere. You don't have to start out brilliantly. Almost NOBODY starts out brilliantly, and those who do spend the rest of their lives trying to live up to it. The important thing is to start. Buy and hold. The "and hold" part turns out to be the one most people have trouble with -- especially those professionals -- but it's really not that hard.
Before investing comes saving. Stick $100 in a savings account. If you can't afford that, sock away five bucks. If you can afford more, go for $1,000. But practice leaving it there and NOT SPENDING IT. (This is the tricky bit.)
Then look into index funds. Look into dividend reinvestment plans. There are many ways of investing a small amount of capital with a small amount of knowledge. You don't have to retire after three months of spectacular success. On your first go, simply not losing your money puts you well ahead of the average. (This is why you start things off with a small amount while you learn what not to do.)
Get your feet wet. Learn. The Fool's School is here to cover the most obvious stuff, and the "Ask a Foolish Question" discussion board earns its name. Everybody starts ignorant. Not everybody stays there. But the only way to really learn is by doing. So go. Do.

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As our user count on the forums inched closer to 10,000, I had to do something to bring the number back down. No, it's not that I don't want lots of users on our forums; it's just that I wish more than 20% of them were legit users. To help clean things up, I removed all users who signed up but never activated their accounts, and also those who have never posted (or are spammers). Some stats:
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Posted by Roy Wildeman on November 5, 2009
past Tuesday Autodesk conducted its annual Manufacturing Analyst Day event in
Lake Oswego, Oregon, and I had the opportunity to catch up with executive
leaders across the company's spectrum of product brands (i.e. Alias for
conceptual design, AutoCAD and Inventor for engineering design, and, more
recent acquisition additions, MoldFlow and Algor for simulation). Contrary to
my original perception that Autodesk offers affordable, no-frills product design
tools to lots of smaller, mom-and-pop companies, I learned that their business
is significantly shifting to include more direct sales to large,
enterprise-level manufacturers like Intel, Nestle, and Parker Hannifin. In
fact, approximately a quarter of Autodesk's manufacturing business now comes from
customers with over $2 billion in annual revenues, and it's their fastest
growing segment within this vertical.
Posted by Roy Wildeman on March 26, 2008
This Tuesday, the California State Board of Pharmacy decided to delay the implementation of electronic pedigree requirements for prescription drugs from the previous 2009 deadline to 2011. The state's announcement carries some added significance at a national level; under direction from the FDA, other states like Florida and Utah have moved forward with similar pedigree rules as a means to thwart counterfeiting, but California's e-pedigree legislation — and particularly the requirement to serialize all packaged items of prescription drugs sold within the state — is the most comprehensive and far-reaching to date. Companies at every stage in the pharmaceutical supply chain (e.g. manufacturers, distributors, and pharmacies) as well as other stakeholders (e.g. technology firms, standards organizations, other regulatory bodies, etc.) have been keeping tabs on California's industry-leading legislation and enforcement timeline with keen interest.
Forrester sees the implementation delay as being inevitable. California's serialization rule requires that each sellable unit of prescription drugs must have a unique identification number established at the point of manufacture. Then, as these items are distributed throughout the pharma supply chain, ePedigree requires information on the packaging hierarchy (i.e. which items are packed in each case) and master data context (i.e. original batch, lot, expiration, and NDC data), and change of ownership (i.e. shipping and receiving transactions) must be is captured electronically by each trading partner through an interoperable system. It's by no means simple, and two fundamental questions have remained largely unresolved, and are thus standing in the way of pharma companies agreeing on a consensus technology approach:
Which tagging technology should be used?


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Danielle Schuelke, formerly of Steamboat Springs, married Glenn Blackmore, of Blenheim, New Zealand, in Fiji on March 10, 2011. The ceremony was attended by 30 family members and friends. The couple resides in Blenheim, New Zealand, with sons Ben and Thomas. Danielle is the daughter of Dan and Jody Schuelke and Wendy Ward.
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Jim and Cookie Davis are delighted to announce the engagement of their daughter, Jamie Davis, to Daniel Esguerra, son of Lynne and Jorge Esguerra, of Canton, Ohio. Jamie graduated from University of Georgia in Athens, Ga., and is employed by Emory University as lead research specialist in the Department of Human Genetics. Daniel graduated from Miami University of Ohio and is employed by Clean Harbors Environmental Services as lead clean pack chemist. Daniel proposed and surprised Jamie with a ring in July 2010 at the Elkhead lift after a hike on Mount Werner. Plans are in full swing for an April 1 wedding in Atlanta at the Emory Conference Center. The couple will make their home in Atlanta with their daughter, Samia.


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Sequel Bits: 'Jurassic Park 4;' 'Gremlins' 3/Remake; and 'Zombieland 2′
Posted on Monday, July 18th, 2011 by Russ Fischer
Summer time is sequel time. For the purposes of this particular article, it's the time for sequels that don't exist yet and, for all we know, may never exist. But Zombieland 2, Jurassic Park 4 and Gremlins 3 are all films that come up in conversation with filmmakers on a semi-regular basis. We've got the latest updates on all three below. A hint: don't warm up the popcorn just yet. Read More »


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... for a water tunnel (never built) saw an almost intact city then searched for treasures. Even today, hand excavation continues as only 75% of the city has been completed.
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We've come across some wonderful *free* patterns featuring LOVE. These could be used for any number of projects : a little L-O-V-E would be great for Valentine's day, Mother's Day, or the whole year ! (Note: this post was updated on September 2, 2016.)
Love is all around mini quilt tutorial at Samelia's Mum
XO Quilt tutorial by Megan at Canoe Ridge Creations
Love wall hanging pattern, 81 x 33.5", by Natalie Santini at Hungry Hippie
Love table runner, 12 x 30", tutorial by Christa Watson at Christa Quilts
Snuggly Hugs and Kisses quilt tutorial by Emily Thompson as seen at Moda Bakeshop
Surrounded by Love quilt, free pattern by Deb Strain for Moda Fabrics
Love Applique, free pattern by Ulla Niemela at Ulla's World (Finland)
Love and Peace wall art patterns by Amy Butler at Amy Butler Design
Love Letters mini quilt, 12"square, tutorial by Julie Cefalu at The Crafty Quilter
True Love mini quilt, free pattern and tutorial by Kelly from Kelbysews as seen at Sew Mama Sew
Love quilt, 50 x 50", free pattern by Marinda Stewart for Michael Miller Fabrics
L.O.V.E. mini quilt sampler, 9.5"square, by Cindy Sharp for Moda Bakeshop
You are Loved by Tammy Silvers and Julia LaBauve, free pattern for AQS at Quilt Views
Love Stamp Quilt, inspired by Michael Osborne's 2002 Love Stamp, free pattern by Elizabeth Ruffing
'Love' felted pillow at The DIY Dish
Love Pillow tutorial by Rachel Hauser at Stitched In Color
Kiss Pillow tutorial by Debbie Grifka at Esch House Quilts
Hug Pillow tutorial by Debbie Grifka at Esch House Quilts
Be Mine embroidery design, free pattern by Andrea Zuill
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This was possibly the most relaxing B&B I have stayed at. The wine is excellent, and goes perfectly with the jacuzzi that overlooks the desert. Also, breakfast delivered to our door was absolutely wonderful. The owner and his wife are lovely people.
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Best motor insurance results since 2006 but premiums may have to go up if legislative changes don't deliver
21 April 2014
- Referral fees ban on small claims may be far from watertight
- Premiums are falling and the add-ons market is under scrutiny
- But medical panels should be a positive step in halting 'compensation culture'
2013 year end results for the motor insurance industry are better than expected, largely as a result of an increase in reserve releases, reports EY. Analysis of the results of the majority of listed insurers indicates that the net combined ratio (NCR) will be around 101%, a 2.5% improvement on last year and the strongest underwriting performance since 2006. However, the strong results are heavily dependent on the referral fees ban delivering as intended. As there are already signs that this may not be the case, there are fears that insurers could face late submission of claims for the next three years.
Catherine Barton, Head of Retail Property & Casualty Actuarial, EMEIA at EY, comments: "While referral fees themselves are banned, it looks like there are still ways in which customers can be encouraged to make claims, and that those encouraging them can receive payment in a form other than a referral fee. Genuine claimants do of course need to be compensated, but the continued presence of manufactured claims in the market drives extra costs into the system, as well as increasing the number of claimants, which has a knock-on impact on premiums."
Motor insurance underwriting has been loss-making (i.e. with an NCR of over 100%) for the last 20 years. In 2013 increasing levels of competition put pressure on premiums, which fell by 8.8%, affecting profitability, which has been under pressure from the increase in small claims over the last decade. Although the referral fees ban was intended to reduce the volume of these claims, it may not been as effective as desired.
Catherine says: "This is a real concern because of the drain it has on the industry and the knock-on impact on policy holders. The motor insurance industry sees many late reported claims for small injuries that appear a long time after the accident, which raises questions about whether they're genuine and should be compensated. The weight of these claims on the industry inevitably leads to higher premiums."
A medical panel for motor insurers should reduce claims payouts
The introduction of a medical panel in the next few months for small claims in the motor industry should help insurers to better understand the high volume of complex injury claims.
Catherine comments: "Having a medical panel could be a huge benefit. Insurers often find it incredibly difficult to navigate the many injury claims they receive, particularly those involving soft-tissue damage, which are notoriously hard to determine, especially if claims come in late in the day. The panel should add clarity to the insurance process, which would ensure that the money customers are paying in premiums is more directly fed back to successful claims."
Add-ons market shake-up will also put pressure on premiums
The FCA's proposed shake-up of the £1bn general insurance add-on markets is likely to lead to reduced take-up of these products as customers move away from believing they should buy products that have been pre-selected for them.
Catherine says: "To a certain extent add-on products have supported insurers writing core products at lower prices for some time, so in many cases customers should expect to experience price rises on their core motor or home insurance products."
Gloomy outlook for household insurers adds to pressure
Household insurance has traditionally produced more reliable profits than the motor industry and helped to smooth profitability for general insurers. But the inclement weather and resultant floods which struck at the end of 2013 and in the first quarter of this year will have had an impact on profitability in the industry, with claims estimates upwards of £800m for the flooding in total.
Catherine comments: "With household profitability also under pressure, it is increasingly important that the concerns about the underlying mechanics of the motor insurance market are addressed or consumers could be facing price hikes across the board."


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Looks great and so organized. Lots of light too.
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Looks great and so organized. Lots of light too.
Looks like you are ready to go when the mood hits. Only suggestion I have is to lay that cutting mat flat that is in front of the window. You don't want it to warp, I know from experience.... :)
You have GREAT orgaizational skills.
what great organization
It may be small, but you have everything you need and a place to put it! Good job.
You have created a great space!
We just installed a 4x4 pegboard - I have already covered it with rulers and gadgets! Yours is nice and organized.
Your are very creative, really great use of the space. Great looking sewing area. Enjoy !!!
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A Community Program for Jewish Education and Recreation
By Leo L. Honor
Jewish Communal Service Association of North America (JCSA), National Conference of Jewish Social Service, September 1937
Topic: Jewish Content, Generational Issues, Change, Education, Jewish Organizations, Future
Name of Publication: The Jewish Social Service Quarterly
Editor: Slawson, John
Volume/Issue: Vol.14/no.1
Page Number(s): 53-57
Genre: Article
Coverage: United States
Language: English
Copyright Holder: Publisher
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Honor, Leo L. A Community Program for Jewish Education and Recreation. The Jewish Social Service Quarterly. Jewish Communal Service Association of North America (JCSA),National Conference of Jewish Social Service. September 1937: 53-57. http://www.bjpa.org/Publications/details.cfm?PublicationID=10930
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By Ivan Suzman
When you have Parkinson's disease, going out to a restaurant can either be a fun-filled adventure or a challenging experience. So how can you make it work? Before you make that dinner reservation, here are some common-sense tips to make dining out enjoyable.
Choosing the Restaurant
First, call the restaurant beforehand to confirm that it has accessible facilities and policies (all restaurants should, but it is good to be on the safe side). As you read this column, jot down notes on your special concerns - for example, the availability of wheelchair-accessible seating - and make sure to address these issues when you call.
You may also want to restrict your choices to places that serve the meal at your table. Buffet-style restaurants that require the customer to juggle a tray with a dinner plate and a drink can present special difficulties for someone who lives with Parkinson's. And if you have a problem with balance, backing away from a buffet table could cause a fall!
Another consideration is timing. Because most people go out to eat after 6 PM, you may want to get there before others arrive - sometime around 5 PM is best. This option has several advantages: you will be seated more quickly, get your food faster and be able to dine with more privacy. Just be sure to coordinate your eating time so that you are dining when your medications are most effective.
If you have dietary restrictions, ask about the menu and specific food choices. Hilary Blue of Virginia reminds vegetarians to verify in advance that vegetables are offered not just as side dishes but also as main courses. This is especially important for people who live with Parkinson's, as some find that protein-heavy meals can interfere with their medications.
Navigating Wheelchairs and Other Mobility Devices
For people who use wheelchairs and other mobility devices, there are several important factors to consider before going out to eat. If a restaurant has a parking lot, make sure that it provides accessible parking for the disabled. If the only parking available is on a public street, find out ahead of time if the street has sidewalk curb cuts (also known as curb ramps) to facilitate wheelchair access. If the path is not clear, ask the restaurant's manager for an alternative method of providing access.
Find out about the main entrance, and confirm that you can get through the door. If there are stairs or steps, make sure that they can be "ramped." Also, take special note of where the restrooms are located. If they are below or above the floor on which you are dining, make sure that an elevator or ramp is available. There should also be enough space in the restrooms for you to turn easily.
Wheelchair users should check to see if the restaurant's dining tables are at least 28 inches from the floor to the top of the table. If a person wishes to transfer from the wheelchair to regular seating, the restaurant staff should offer to move the wheelchair to an area of the restaurant where there is less traffic.
Leisurely Dining
Even if you do not use a mobility device, it is still a good idea to pay attention to the seating. Mrs. Paul Coressel wrote from Ohio to tell us about her husband's preference for chairs with arms. She explained how much easier the arms make it to get in and out of the chair.
If you experience difficulties with speech, it is important that the restaurant's employees communicate effectively with you. They should allow you sufficient time to speak, or supply a pen and pad if you request it. Note that all restaurants are required to allow service animals to accompany customers with disabilities.
Most restaurants make reasonable modifications to their policies and procedures to accommodate customers with disabilities. These include keeping bendable straws on hand and providing a glass, cup or dish of a different size if requested. For meat-lovers, Mrs. Joseph J. Liantonio of Florida suggests asking the waiter or the chef to cut up steak or chops into bite-sized pieces before being served. This helps her husband, who has PD, enjoy the experience of dining out. While enjoying your after-dinner coffee, be careful to avoid spills and burns. Lillian Scenna of Maine recommends asking for only half a cup at a time.
These measures are courtesies that are generally accepted as good business practice. Remember, thanks to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), no restaurant can deny service to a person with a disability simply because of that disability or because of behavior that results from it. For more information on the ADA, visit www.usdoj.gov/crt/ada/adahom1.htm. You will usually find that most restaurants are happy to have your business, and are more than willing make the necessary adjustments to keep it. After all, the customer is always right!
Ivan Suzman has lived with young-onset Parkinson's disease for 20 years. He resides in Portland, Maine, worked with PDF on various projects, including writing this regular newsletter column, The Parkinson's Mailbag.
Originally published in the Fall 2005 issue of PDF News & Review.


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... with a short stroll around Sprague Lake and decided to attempt Bear Lake tomorrow with proper snow walking shoes which we will hire. The rain arrived on the way back to our accommodation and continued all night.
An all american bbq dinner of beef brisket and ribs (shared) at Daves BBQ Smoke House (much less high end then the night before), tomorrow hopefully we attempt bear lake although I fear it may be a wet day.
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If a fuel mishap in qualifying wasn't enough, Red Bull worsened Mark Webber's weekend after a wheel on his car was fitted loosely after a pit stop, consequently ending his Chinese Grand Prix prematurely on Sunday.
The Australian driver was excluded from the results after Saturday's qualifying as the FIA found that he was underfulled for the session - forcing the driver to stop on the track - against the regulations.
Failing to make into the top-ten shootout was already a handicap but a penalty which put him on the back of the grid was another. Red Bull, though, opted to start Webber from the pit lane instead, making several changes on his car ahead of the race.
The 36-year-old made up ground and looked strong enough to finish in the points but on lap 16, he collided with the Toro Rosso of Jean-Eric Vergne at Turn 6 forcing him to pit for repairs.
However, the right rear wheel wasn't fitted properly with Webber reporting the problem over the radio immediately when he headed back out on the track. Red Bull instructed him to head back to the pits, but then the wheel came off at Turn 16, into the path of other drivers, including teammate Sebastian Vettel.
"The guys thought the tyre was fixed when we left the stop, but it came off on the out lap," he said.
He retired on the spot and was later handed a three-place grid penalty for the Bahrain Grand Prix next weekend, as the stewards ruled that Webber was the cause of the collision with Vergne.
"You could not script it, could you?" Webber said referring to his nightmare qualifying and then the race.
"I was coming from a reasonable distance behind, Jean-Eric was really wide, but when we came close to the apex he wanted to hit it, which he is entitled to do, but by then I was committed to the inside and the incident happened," he explained.
Vergne claimed that he didn't even know that Webber was there.
"I think Mark could not have got through from where he tried and I'm not even sure if he was trying to pass me," said the Frenchman.
Toro Rosso team principal Franz Tost called the collision unfortunate "especially as it's a particular shame when this happens within the Red Bull 'family'"


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Its a dodge aries that I recently put the engine back into. What is happening is that as soon as I connect the battery, the radiator fan starts up and when the engine is running the fan stops. I couldn't have anything plugged in wrong as all the connectors are different shapes or located when I could not possibly mess it up. I checked the fuse circuits and even unplugging the cooling fan fuse didn't stop it when the car is shut off. Not sure whats going on here. Any help would be appreciated.
I do not know if this applies and it is real strange but some years ago I worked on a ford with the same fault. It turned out that there had been or was a facility for an electric choke as well as fan, the choke and fan sensor plugs and sensor wher vertually identical in apperance and as you may be one step ahead the fan was connected to a choke swith not fan swith in the cooling line.
this gave exactly the same results you discribe.
Other than that dissconnect the fan swith / sensor fron the cooling and see if still runs ign on / off etc, if no a swith problem seems to exist.
If yes then relay / ign problem.
Have you disturbed any of the fan relay wiring as the relay coil ground or connections may be the issue here.
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My people were porch dwellers. We existed within the confines of the four walls of our humble wood frame houses during the cold, dreary months of winter, but the balance of the year we lived and thrived on our porches.
The porch was where our hearts and souls and spirits dwelled.
The porch of my paternal grandparents, Claud Walton and Eula B Rozzell, was on the front of their house on Latta Lane, just down the road from Feliciana and a short distance from Water Valley in Graves County. The 8-by-20-foot porch was edged with hydrangea bushes lush with blue blooms and plants of old-fashioned bleeding hearts dripping teardrops of dew.
The porch was where the rural Rozzell family members eagerly waited with sweet anticipation for the arrival of out-of-town relatives looking chic in store-bought clothes to come rolling up the narrow, dusty, gravel road in their big, shiny cars smacking of the glamorous city life.
Aunts, uncles and cousins gathered from exotic locales such as Cape Girardeau, Mo., Belleville, Ill., and a world away - Amarillo, Texas. To a young country girl, these locations seemed as mysterious and remote as Tanzania, Morocco or Bali.
Family feasts were delicious and plentiful, but there was an unwritten law requiring these feasts be consumed at the table and never on the porch. Refreshments served on the porch were icy cold beverages sipped from aluminum tumblers sparkling with beads of condensation and freshly churned, homemade ice cream. It was a delicacy intended to nourish the soul more than the body!
During visits on the porch, my kindly granddaddy, the old War World I doughboy, peeled apples, mesmerizing us as we watched the peelings fall in impossibly long strands.
And he whittled for hours, always with a spittoon at his feet and his docile old dog, Sport, there beside him. If a dog could smile, Sport had a perpetual smile on his face. I can't recall granddaddy's whittlin' ever resulting in anything recognizable, but I suspect he did some of his deepest thinking and best reminiscing then.
While granddaddy peeled or whittled, grandmother Eula B, the fierce, hardworking, undisputed family matriarch, would swing and talk. Her constant companion, an ill-tempered, white Spitz dog, named Snowball, who despised everybody and everything but Eula B, would lie primly at her feet.
My people dwelled on the porch back when children were still seen and not heard. Young cousins listened to the elders relate tales about what a character "Uncle George" was especially after a nip or two of "Old Grand-Dad."
We heard about Aunt Etter's fabled thin teacakes that would melt in your mouth and feared our quality of life would forever be diminished for being deprived of just a morsel of one of them. We heard riveting tales of the cyclone of 1917 that wreaked havoc on Dublin, Ky., and its devastating effects on granddaddy's people who lived there.
Some people's best singing is done in the shower, but mine was done on the porch swing swinging as high as I dared with my sister and cousin singing, "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" over and over again. It was my best not because it was good or sprung forth from talent, but because it was true and joyful like only a child's song can be true and joyful. I guess in the sheer delight and secure cocoon of childhood, I was somewhere over the rainbow and didn't even know it.
The porch was where after a visit, whether it lasted for days or for weeks, all the family gathered for the reverse ritual of sending the city folk on their way with hugs, kisses, handshakes and those manly slaps on the back administered by men back then in lieu of hugging.
Just the other day, sitting on the old dilapidated porch vacated decades ago, I speculated on porch logistics. How did the migration from house to porch resulting in those precious memories come to be each day, and how in the world did all the kinfolks, friends and neighbors fit so comfortably and naturally on one tiny piece of real estate
I'll never know. What I do know is despite the earthly family circle being broken by the passing of loved ones and the family scattering over the years as families do, there was a time on that old porch on Latta Lane when the world had no claim on the descendants of Claud Walton and Eula B Rozzell.
We belonged only to each other.
Susie Rozzell Fenwick is a freelance writer from Water Valley, Ky., whose blog can be found at www.valleymusings.com.You can reach her at email@example.com.
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Hello to all, so glad to be here as a new WRX owner! Turned in our 1998 Legacy wagon with over 196k on it, bungee cords holding up the front bumper, screaming power steering pump, slipping clutch and more, but still sorry to see her go. Wife still driving her 185k+ 2005 Forester. When she finally said, "life is too short, go get something you like..." I had the green light for the WRX! 750 miles so far, probably not a factory manual perfect break in (oops, did I just go over 4,000 rpm there?), but seriously trying to do it right. Cannot wait for 1,000 miles, but fully intend to still take care until I am very used to this strong runner.
Question please. Not until after we drove away and saw car under a light in a parking lot did we notice some odd deformation in the air scoop. Sort of raised lines, fold marks almost, hard to see unless you got down and looked from the side. Took it right back, showed a salesman, he spoke with service and told me new part being ordered right away, will need to be painted when it comes in, call you then. Great!
But now about 10 days later the deformation seems to have disappeared! If other people, including the salesman had not seen it I would chalk it up to me just being silly.
Anyone heard of anything like this before? Is the air scoop non-metallic and subject to heat/cold changes?
Love this car! This is no issue since dealer is on top of it, but will be odd bringing it in now, unless the strange lines reappear!!
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The Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW) has received a three-year, $2 million grant from the National Institutes of Health's National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases to study the brain's role in acid reflux, also known as Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD).
Reza Shaker, Joseph E. Geenen Professor and Chief of Gasteroenterology and Hepatology at MCW, and the director of the Digestive Disease Center, is the primary investigator of the grant, which has been continually funded for more than three decades. Dr. Shaker is also a practicing gastroenterologist at Froedtert Hospital, and is the director of the Clinical and Translational Research Institute of Southeastern Wisconsin.
More than 20% of the population suffers from GERD, which occurs when stomach acids leave the abdomen and enter the esophagus, sometimes as high as the back of the throat. Symptoms include mucosal injury, chest pain and burning pain, which can be debilitating. While drug therapies and over-the-counter remedies can manage the symptoms, to an extent, there is a lack of clear understanding of the brain mechanisms involved in reflux disease.
In this project, a multidisciplinary team of neurophysiologists, biophysicists, neurologists, molecular biologist and gastroenterologists will utilize imaging technology to characterize for the first time the effects of chronic and acute esophageal acid exposure on cortical networks in the brain. By using functional magnetic resonance imaging, the researchers will be able to classify subtypes of GERD patients and will determine whether acid exposure has an impact on other motor networks, such as swallowing.
These studies will provide new information about GERD and how it impacts the brain, and other physical functions, and will help guide the design of new therapies.
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Body sculpting center opens in Blackfoot
BLACKFOOT, Idaho - There's a new non-invasive fat removal system called body sculpting.
The Food and Drug Administration approved body sculpting technology in 2010. It uses ultrasonic waves to break down your fat cells with immediate results.
"To tell you the truth I was really skeptical when I heard about this," said Jackie Foote, owner of Sleek Physique Body Sculpting in Blackfoot.
Foote has been battling weight her entire life.
"Look at me. I'm a perfect example of someone who is obese," said Foote.
She decided to get certified in body sculpting and use it to kick start her own weight loss.
"I've dropped 10.5 inches using my own program on myself," said Foote.
Foote opened Sleek Physique Body Cculpting in Blackfoot at the end of May. Ever since the grand opening, business has been booming.
Their clients include men and women of all ages. 29-year-old Melissa Sanders started running and eating healthy, but couldn't get rid of the last bit of belly fat after having two children.
"I have baby belly that I can't get rid of. I have two boys, and I want to keep blaming it on them, but my youngest is almost six," said Sanders.
She admits she was hesitant, but was excited for a new method to remove fat and decided to try body sculpting. Sanders lost 2.25 inches after her first treatment.
The procedure is painless, but clients say they have some ringing in their ears from the ultra-sound waves.
A technician rubs ultrasound gel on the client. Careful not to go over any organs or hit bones, they target the fat areas for about an hour breaking down the fat cells.
Underneath the skin, vibrations stimulate the fat cells. Cell walls will break down, and the cell implodes, forcing the liquid out and shrinking the cell.
The fat gets flushed out through the liver and lymphatic system.
Like any other weight loss technique, it's up to the individual to maintain it.
"You only have to keep it off once it's off now," said Sanders.
"It's as permanent as a diet is. It all depends on the individual. They have to change their habits enough that they can keep it off now," said Foote.
There is debate among doctors about how healthy it is to have that much fat flushed through someone's system.
Foote says body sculpting is not a life-style, it's a kick-start to weight loss. She stresses the importance of eating right and exercising to maintain long-term weight loss.
Ultrasonic cavitation shrinks the fat cell, it does not eliminate them. Therefore a person can regain the weight.
Body sculpting is not recommended for people with uncontrolled blood pressure or heart disease.
Sleek Physique has a grand opening special for $99. Treatment packages can range up to $998.


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St Mirren 0-1 Hibernian
- From the section Football
Leigh Griffiths lit up a match otherwise dripping with mediocrity, deservedly notching the only goal.
The Hibs striker nonchalantly tucked a penalty past Craig Samson after Jim Goodwin was penalised for a push on Matt Done.
He might have been on the scoresheet previously, but the post denied him a wonderful solo goal.
St Mirren managed to force Ben Williams into action just once, to block an Esmael Goncalves shot.
Goncalves was St Mirren's most potent threat, but had little help from his team-mates who looked off the pace throughout.
Hibs weren't great either, but, in Griffiths and Paul Cairney, possessed sufficient quality to claim victory.
A really turgid opening quarter to the match was almost banished from the memory by a phenomenal piece of skill from Griffiths.
Bringing the ball under control with a perfect first touch on the right wing, he glided past two challenges, nutmegging Goodwin, before unleashing a ferocious drive from the edge of the box.
But, though it had the beating of Samson, the striker watched agonisingly as the ball rebounded back into play off the post.
St Mirren's first real chance fell to Paul Dummett, but his back-post header drifted across the face of goal.
Goncalves did his best to lift his side and almost forced a goal just before half-time with a powerful run and shot, but Williams, with virtually his first touch, was able to push the ball away.
Hibs' greater attacking threat continued at the start of the second period, with Done's cross begging to be turned into the net, but as Cairney stretched to do so, his team-mate Tom Taiwo got there marginally quicker and glanced the ball wide.
Griffiths had a free kick comfortably saved but was soon presented with an easier chance to score as Done went to ground in the box, with Goodwin in close attendance.
Referee Willie Collum decreed there had been a shove and Griffiths rolled the ball coolly into the net as Samson dived to his left.
With 11 minutes remaining, the St Mirren keeper did well to keep out a swerving drive from Griffiths, but even when he departed the field shortly afterwards, the home team couldn't fashion a decent goalscoring chance and Hibs held on with ease.
Lineup, Bookings (3) & Substitutions (6)
St Mirren
- 01 Samson
- 02 van Zanten
- 03 Dummett
- 14 McAusland Booked
- 06 Goodwin
- 10 McGowan
- 11 Carey (Guy - 59' )
- 17 Mclean (J McGinn - 58' )
- 24 Newton (Imrie - 81' )
- 09 Thompson
- 77 Goncalves
- 16 Adam
- 05 Mair
- 23 Barron
- 07 Imrie
- 19 Parkin
- 27 Guy
- 29 J McGinn
- 01 Williams
- 03 McGivern
- 04 Hanlon
- 06 McPake
- 08 Claros Booked
- 11 Cairney (Doyle - 83' )
- 16 Stevenson Booked
- 17 Done (Wotherspoon - 74' )
- 20 Taiwo
- 28 Robertson
- 09 Griffiths (Caldwell - 86' )
- 31 Murdoch
- 18 Maybury
- 37 Forster
- 14 Wotherspoon
- 10 Doyle
- 24 Handling
- 29 Caldwell
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Full Time The referee blows his whistle to end the game.89:36
Unfair challenge on David van Zanten by Scott Robertson results in a free kick. Craig Samson takes the direct free kick.88:38
David Wotherspoon decides to take the corner short.85:34 Substitution
Substitution Leigh Griffiths goes off and Ross Caldwell comes on.84:40
Foul by David Wotherspoon on John McGinn, free kick awarded. Jim Goodwin takes the free kick.83:16
Esmael Goncalves fouled by Ryan McGivern, the ref awards a free kick. Jim Goodwin takes the direct free kick.81:24 Substitution
Substitution (Hibernian) makes a substitution, with Eoin Doyle coming on for Paul Cairney.81:24 Booking
Booking Booking for Jorge Claros.81:15
Paul Hanlon challenges Steven Thompson unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Craig Samson.79:49 Substitution
Substitution Dougie Imrie replaces Conor Newton.79:49
Corner taken left-footed by John McGinn.78:57
Leigh Griffiths takes a shot. Save by Craig Samson.74:44
Free kick awarded for a foul by Leigh Griffiths on Paul Dummett. Direct free kick taken by Jim Goodwin.73:39 Substitution
Substitution David Wotherspoon replaces Matt Done.71:45 Goal scored
Goal! - Leigh Griffiths - St Mirren 0 - 1 Hibernian Placed penalty scored by Leigh Griffiths. St Mirren 0-1 Hibernian.70:45
Jim Goodwin gives away a Penalty for an unfair challenge on Matt Done.63:48
Direct strike on goal from the free kick comes in from Leigh Griffiths, save made by Craig Samson.63:48 Booking
Booking Marc McAusland receives a caution.63:38
Unfair challenge on Tom Taiwo by Marc McAusland results in a free kick.60:08
Inswinging corner taken from the left by-line by John McGinn.
Substitution Lewis Guy replaces Graham Carey.57:59 Substitution
Substitution John McGinn joins the action as a substitute, replacing Kenny McLean.54:23
Unfair challenge on Tom Taiwo by Conor Newton results in a free kick. Ryan McGivern restarts play with the free kick.45:19
Matt Done is penalised for a handball. Craig Samson takes the direct free kick.45:01
The game restarts for the second half.45:00 +0:07 Half time
Half Time The ref blows to end the first period.44:01
Graham Carey fouled by Lewis Stevenson, the ref awards a free kick. Graham Carey takes the direct free kick.43:11
Shot by Esmael Goncalves. Save by Ben Williams.41:33
Foul by Paul Cairney on Paul McGowan, free kick awarded. Direct free kick taken by David van Zanten.39:20
Paul McGowan is penalised for handball and concedes a free kick. Paul Hanlon takes the direct free kick.37:59
Leigh Griffiths is flagged offside by the assistant referee. Indirect free kick taken by Craig Samson.36:41
Foul by James McPake on Esmael Goncalves, free kick awarded. Graham Carey crosses the ball from the free kick left-footed from right wing, clearance by Ryan McGivern.36:09
The referee blows for offside. Ben Williams takes the indirect free kick.31:32
Header from close in by Paul Dummett misses to the right of the target.30:51
Outswinging corner taken from the left by-line by Graham Carey, clearance by Ryan McGivern.29:18
Foul by Graham Carey on Lewis Stevenson, free kick awarded. Direct free kick taken by Ben Williams.28:40
Shot from outside the area by Jorge Claros misses to the left of the goal.26:44
Steven Thompson is ruled offside. Ben Williams takes the indirect free kick.23:49
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Graham Carey by Tom Taiwo. Direct free kick taken by Marc McAusland.23:01
Leigh Griffiths produces a left-footed shot from just outside the area that bounces off the post.21:38
The referee gives a free kick against Matt Done for handball. Craig Samson takes the free kick.20:06
Corner from the left by-line taken by Matt Done, Header from deep inside the penalty area by James McPake goes harmlessly over the crossbar.18:10
Inswinging corner taken by Graham Carey from the right by-line, save made by Ben Williams.17:11
The free kick is swung in left-footed by Graham Carey, clearance made by James McPake.17:11 Booking
Booking Lewis Stevenson goes into the referee's book for unsporting behaviour.16:57
Foul by Lewis Stevenson on Paul Dummett, free kick awarded.14:25
Unfair challenge on Steven Thompson by Scott Robertson results in a free kick. Free kick taken by Graham Carey.13:56
Headed effort from deep inside the area by Leigh Griffiths misses to the right of the target.7:33
Esmael Goncalves is caught offside. Paul Hanlon takes the free kick.7:16
Ryan McGivern challenges Conor Newton unfairly and gives away a free kick. Craig Samson takes the direct free kick.6:38
Jim Goodwin concedes a free kick for a foul on Leigh Griffiths. Leigh Griffiths takes the free kick.0:00
The game gets underway.
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SDCC '09 | IDW Publishing expands its digital catalog
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IDW Publishing announced at Comic-Con that it's expanding its digital-comics initiative to include the G.I. JOE: The Rise of Cobra prequels, as well as Transformers and CSI titles.
Over the coming weeks the company will add more G.I. Joe and Transformers comics, plus Danger Girl, Astro Boy, Groom Lake, John Sable Freelance and GrimJack.
The IDW catalog can be found on iTunes, where users can download an eight-page preview of Danger Girl #0 for free.


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Good sound-bad wiring 05/20/2013
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Sound is good for headphones in this price range, worked with every device i used
I've owned around 5 me-electronics ear bud sets, all of them different models, and after about three months of moderate use, one ear bud always goes dead
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if your a huge fan of this brand, the m6 model seams to outlast the others by a couple of months. i tried wrapping all of these models up differently and the wiring still went bad, so i would steer clear
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