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Atlanta Constitution, The (Newspaper) - August 3, 1890, Atlanta, Georgia THIS PAPER CONTAINS V 1 1 <4 FIRST PAST. iges 1 to 8 HI I 1 VOL. XXII. ATLANTA, GA., SUNDAY AUGUST 3, 189O. PRICE FIVE CENTS. BEAOT! Who Will It Be THE QUESTION OE THE DAY HIGH'S GRAND CARAVANI THE----- Festival! J. M. High. Co. Wash Fabrics. Desirable tilings for summer wear. yjvnla iiMe-dross Ginghams, in plaitls, cbock.s and stripes, at iic yard; -worth lOc. 200 pieces elegant Drap Do Venice Ging- hams, never sold for loss than luc, now lOe. French Zephyr Ginghams, o5c anil 50c yard; choice all to at 20c yard. fur crown Satines. They have never bean known to go for less than 12ic now down to 9c at High's. J "ZO pieces laco striped Black Lawns at me yard' worth 20c. Fast Black Lawns, in plaids and stripes, at 15c, 20c and 25c yard. New Lot in Saturday. 800 yards Lace Curtain Scrim, at 4k: yard, for Monday. Lace Curtains. UctrUtJ UCU.J-10, 200 pairs elegant Lace Curtains, tape jotflerod and worth per pair, to go at )8o pair. _____________. High Co. Ladies' Blouse Waists. All wool, lacert fronts, at each. 100 Ladies' Extra Quality Swiss Ribbed Jersey Vests at lOc each, -worth double. Gauze Shirts, for men, extra quality, at 23c each. lie shipment Gents' 4-Ply Ijir-.en Collars; all styles. Boys' Waists, new lot. Choice styles 25c each. Note our Show display of Shoes in Atlanta. We sell Zieglcr Shoes at factory prices, and show a complete line of Ladies', Children and Men's Shoes from the best makers of the country._______ Remnants White Goods. Bolji plain and yards togoivt Sic yard.. J. M. High Co. At 1O II The choicest line of Sheer Plaid India Linens ever shown in Atlanta. Not a piece less than 15c. During the month of August all summer stuffs and odds and ends of all sorts must be closed. Watch for bargains every day in the week. White Quilts. 12-4-extra weight and quality, only each. J. M, High Co. Linen Towels. Huck, 22x40 inches, value unequaled, lac each. At 50c yard, halt bleached Table Damask, extra weight and quality. At 35c yard, white bleached Damask, colored bordered, worth 50c. All wool striped and plaid dress goods, GOc goods to go at 33c yard. Remnants of dress goods, rem- nants of white goods, remnants of wash goods, remnants of everything to be closed' regardless of cost or value. J. M. High Co. CARNIVAL ---IN--- DryjGroods! GOODS EVERY ATOM Must Be Sold This Month! Gome to HIGH'S tomor- row and every day during the coming week for Bar- J. M. High Co. 65 WHITEHALL ST., Corner Hunter. DOM THEY COME! The Bottom Readied At Last! At 9 Cents offer 150 dozen Ladies' Black Silk Mitts, worth 250. _______ At 15 Cents offer 100 dozen Black Silk Mitts, Jersey ribbed, beautiful quality, 350. ATLANTA, GA. and DALLAS, TEX, P.OTTON SEED OIL MILL MACHINERY -----AND----- Fertilizer Machinery Complete. First clas in every respect and guaranteed as represented. Cotton Gins, Feeders, Condensers and COTTON PRESSES 'lanks and tVind Mills, Shafting, pulleys and Boxes, And all classes of Mill Work. for circulars and prices. VanWInMe Gin snd MaoHlnery Co mch23-sua tue thur MY GOODS ARTS ABSOLUTELY PURE. JOSEPH THOMPSON, Distiller and Wholesale Liqiir Dealer! DIRECT IMPORTER OK RHINE 1 MADERIA. I-WH SK ES SHEER-? f UUIULU CLARET I SOLE AGENT FOR ACME CXTTTER OLD FORRESTER _______ MARYLAND CLXTBJ SAUTERNESJ ALL LEHD1NS BRANDS -CHAMPAGNES KEPT IN STOW HAVE A FULL ONE OF FINE DOMESTIC WINES. IMPORTED RECEIVED IXOXT1U.Y SOUE AGENT FOR ANHAUSER BUSCH BEER. JOSEPH THOMPSON, 21 AND 23 KIMBALL HOUSE........ATLANTA G-A april C-dly Atlanta West Point Railroad Stockholders' Train, a be ran over this road for tlie accommodation wir'families, Au-inst 7, 1SW. as iollows Stockholders' tickets good only on this ATT.ASTA, G holders and tlii________ TBAIN NO. Leave West I'oint...... ofsloe train. At 25 Cents will sell you a lovely quality of Jersey Silk Mitts, worch any- vhcre 6gc. __ At 8 Cents we offer for Monday only 100 dozen Gents' all pure Linen Handker- chiefs, worth 250. __ At 1-2 Cents we offer for Monday only our entire stock of Split and Single Zephyrs, worth 8c. _ At 2O Cents we offer too dozen solid guaranteed Fast Black Hose, worth 400.______ At 63 Gents will sell you a French Corset worth woven At 75 Cents will sell you a. qual- ity of R. G. Corsets.___________ i Special attention given to all mail orders._______ "WTBdETEHALL ST., i Corner Hunter. r rtja---- UNITED STATES Wji ts tar if PatrB9B itE FIRE OF ATLANTA, GA." CAPMAI', Office No. JOEL HURT, President, 3. M. Inroan, A. D- Adair, Joel Hart, Jamos q Edeewood avanue, Trader's Barik Building.: 17 J.R. NTJTUNG, Secretary. SWAIN, Manager of Agencies. DIRECTORS: R. J. J. W. Eoeiiah, T. J. Hipntower, W. "W. Thomas, IV A. Russell.___________ George TCinsaip, J. R. Nutting, B. A. Demnarb, H. T. Inman, EEMOVAL. comUanTttavo moved their factory and office to 12 Court- niettbv J. Son; and are now do all lands of Show Cases, Defiles, Chests, Store andBankFixtal-es.'ahdlntenor The services of Mr. E. H. Dodge, long .connected.. witn -too Mass., have been secured. Tiecainpany intendsdomg and. lowfcior House Work, and guarantees, unconditionally, all done anywhere, We refer, without It. G Dunn-g tMa city, and lor an of fcava done wort, tucs thut AE CMX, treetj Ga. Gabbettville.... AVHitfieRl....... Hogansville... Grantville..... Moreland...... Powell's....... Palmetto...... Fairburn...... Red Oak............... East Point............. Arrive Atlanta. 30 1 42 TRAIN NO. 5C. Leave Atlanta........... Ka-st Point........ Red Oak....... Fairbnm...... Palmetto...... Powell's....... Kewnan....... Moreland...... Grantville..... Wliitfield...... .Gal.bettville.... Arrive "West Point.... -T301T 5 15 5 'J7 6 27 6 41 M 7 10 Stoekhnlders will be raseed free on tickets, winch will be issued by agents at the stations. Families will ne held to consist of wives and unmarried cliildren, members of immediate famines. Others who may desire toAccompany their friends can purchase tickets at one fare for the round trip, good for y desi that day.and train only. EDMUND L. TYIJ3K, General Slanaccer. CHAS. H. CBOMWEI.L, Traffic Manager. K. A. EVEFLSON, No. 56 South Broad street, Atlanta, Ga. ONLY ARTIST IN THE SOUTH. DESIGNS FREE. CURES Diarrhoea, Dj-sentery, Malaria and all Ilowel Com- plaints. I Beading physicians prescribe it for Adults and children. Sold "by all Liquor Dealers. THE .TRADE STJFFLTED BY B. B. Wholesale Liquor Dealers, 46 and 50 Marietta Street, Atlanta, Ga. juldly eter Lynch, Whitehall and 7 Mitchell Sts. DEALER smi SEO. E. LOMBARD CJX Fouidry, HacMEB, Bolls AND OIN WORKS, ENGINES, BOILERS, TAi'KS, STACKS, SALS AND CANE MILLS, GINS, PRESSES, IN- JECTORS, VALVES, K1TTISGS. REORGE R. LOMBARD I CQ.'S achine, Boiler and Gin Wcrlss, Mill, Engine and Gin Supply House, Augusta, G-a., LS the place to get Machinery and Supplies and Kepairs at bottom prices. CO New Gins and 03 New Ensinee in Stoclc. Clears, Tobaccos, Snuff, Wines and CHUCK, AJLE. 1'ORTKIl, BEER, FLASKS, CORKS AND OT11EB GOODS BELONGING TO THE WINE AND SPIRIT TRADE. Fine 'Wines, "VVliifkiea and Brandies a specialty in this line. Also Gons, Pistols. Cartridges and otlier Ammunitions. Red] Clover, Kiae, Orchard, HerdB and Timothy Grass Seeds also Ruta Baga, Seven Top, 3'nrplc Top, Flat Dutch, 'NVhite and Yellow Globe, Aberdeen, Cow Horn, German, Sweet and other brands of Turnip Seed. German Kale and other FalJ, Field and (larden Seeds. Fresh and Genuine, and true to name. Empty barrels, half and keprs and a vari- etv of other goods. 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MCFI Nexday is your brain health team! From outpatient short-term rehabilitation, to therapies and brain training, Nexday is dedicated to helping you maximize your brain's function.
Outpatient rehabilitation services for people who are recovering from brain injury or stroke are highly personalized at Nexday. Our experienced team of professionals can help you achieve your recovery goals.
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If your goal is to return to work after a traumatic brain injury or stroke, MCFI can help with a wide variety of vocational rehabilitation and support services.
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Iota Omicron Chapter-Worcester Polytechnic Institute
The Iota Omicron Chapter at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) was installed in April 2011. The house was purchased in April 2012. The local house corporation engaged a local interior designer to modify this residential home, located near campus, to meet the needs of the collegiate members.
Epsilon Beta-Butler University
Epsilon Beta Chapter was installed in May 1967. The chapter house, located on the University grounds, was constructed in 1976 and accommodates 76 students. The local house corporation, with the assistance of a resident house director, oversees the day-to-day operation and management of the facility.
Beta Sigma-University of Utah
Beta Sigma Chapter was re-installed on March 23, 2012. A private residence was recently purchased on Greek Row, and is being renovated under the supervision of the Fraternity's Director of Housing. A house corporation will be identified and assume responsibility for the management and operation when the facility is ready for occupancy in fall of 2013.
Delta Gamma-Northern Colorado
Delta Gamma Chapter was installed in November 1960. The house and carriage house build in 1913 is a a beautiful example of a Foursquare style home, and was the 9th house placed on the Greeley historic registry. The property was purchased from a Delta Gamma alumnae.
Eta Alpha-New Hampshire
Eta Alpha Chapter was installed in 1986. The original structure was built over 50 years. In 1985, the facility was enlarged to accommodate 50 students. The house is a beautiful example of New England architecture. The local house corporations, with the assistance of a resident house director, oversee the day-to-day operation and management of the facility. (More photos coming soon.)


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In case you are experiencing almost any pain or distress in your back, neck, or hips, then chances are it's a great time to see your friendly neighborhood Chiropractors Idaho Falls. They've more than enough expertise to determine what the issue is and enable you to repair it. They've many different innovative techniques they can use to ensure which you feel as relaxed and comfortable as possible, and they are going to additionally have the ability to let you know what you are able to do in your life to further raise the body's healing process.
Among the top things a chiropractor can to do alleviate muscle tension and anxiety is by offering massage therapy. Though massages do not actually have to do with the spinal column, the treatment of them goes very well with the alignment processes that chiropractor's offer. When you're done with your session, you are going to feel like you've got only been pampered at a salon. Most chiropractic offices have full time massage therapists on staff. These massage therapists usually specialize in many kinds of massage including Swedish, prenatal, trigger point, deep tissue and sports massage.
What this means for you is that your back and hips will be placed correctly, and any muscles which have been stressed or tweaked during your harm will be cared for as well. What you may discover after getting massage therapy is the fact that it really helps to set your body into the appropriate alignment. With your muscles massaged and relaxed, they can be capable get loosened up. When your muscles and connective tissues are loosened, they are going to quit pulling on your own bones as much and that can cause longer alleviation for you.
Should you be tired of the strain and anxiety which you believe the human body goes through, then go and see your friendly neighborhood chiropractor. You'll be amazed at the vast number of techniques and treatments that the chiropractor has the capacity to offer to relieve all the pains that we normally deal with these days. They've a great number of options, including massage therapy and physical therapy, empowering them to get to the bottom of even serious problems that have plagued you for quite a while. They do all these things in the healthiest, most natural manner possible, meaning you will not have to worry about any side effects or habits like you'd from taking pain killers.


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9943 High Meadows Dr. E., Rogers, AR 72756
- $399,000
- 1+ Years on site
- Est: $1,478/month
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- Beds: 3
- Baths: 3 Full
- Single Family Home
- 3,500 sq ft
For more information, contact Charles 'Chuck' Gay at (479) 544-2712. Visit http://www. crye-leike. com/rogers/737290 to view more pictures of this property. Huge Lake front home 2736 sq ft + 1872 sq ft unfinished upstairs plus bedroom & bath w/ 2x6 construction metal roof, 307 ft shore line w/ 250 easy access path to a one slip on a two slip dock, new carpet,8' x 92' covered porch w/fans overlooking lake. Handicap accessible, Great for lg family or family gathering. Seller to approve inspector. The Realtor remarks & sellers instructions to listing agents could be that +óGé¼+ôOnly reputable, licensed vendors will be allowed access to the property for inspections or repairs. Clear your desired vendor with seller prior to hiring. Click here to learn more about this listing.
- Single Family Home
- Beds: 3
- Baths: 3 Full
Listing Details
- Lot Size
- Approximately 53143 Square Feet
- Parking
- Garage
- Assessed Taxable Amount
- $62,190
- Tax Amount
- $2,327
- Last Transaction Date
- 01/08/1999
- Last Transaction Purchase Price
- $119,000
- Property Type
- Single Family Residence
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Floors
- 1
- Home Size (Sqft)
- 2,304
- Lot Size (Sqft)
- 53,143
- Lot Size (Acres)
- 1.22
- Units
- 1
- Parking
- Garage
- Heating System
- Central
- Cooling System
- Central Air
- Exterior Type
- Wood
- Foundation Type
- Slab
- Roof Type
- Asphalt
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- 807 N 6th St
- Frank Tillery Elementary School
- 211 S 7th St
- Eastside Elementary School
- 505 E New Hope Rd
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- Lingle Middle School
- 901 N 13th St
- St Vincent De Paul School
- 1315 W Cypress St
- Oakdale Middle School
- 511 N Dixieland Rd
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- 506 W Poplar St
- Rogers Heritage High School
- 1114 S 5th St
- Rogers New Technology High School
- 2922 S 1st St
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Plenta is the land that occupies the southern quadrant of the Island of Yew.
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Bill Nasgovitz, 67, began running his firm's flagship Heartland Value Fund in 1984, making him one of the longest-lived value fund investors in the country.
Nasgovitz is founder, president and portfolio manager at Heartland Advisors Inc. in Milwaukee. Heartland grew up alongside Nicholas & Co. and Strong Capital Management, and was for a long time the smallest of the three. With $5.5 billion of assets under management, it is now larger than Nicholas. Strong's asset management business was acquired by Wells Fargo in 2004.
Nasgovitz talked about his firm, the stock market, and some of what he believes are this country's greatest problems. Here are excerpts from that interview.
Q. You've been at this a long time.
A. I still love the business; I love the challenge. It keeps one active and thoughtful.
Q. How are you approaching the markets these days?
A. We're focused on equities, the value-style, longer-term investing. We think we're in the minority. We're not overburdened by lots of competition. There should be less competition for the businesses we're trying to research and buy. Growth is in, momentum is in, culminating with this Facebook valuation.
Q. You're known for your 10-point checklist that requires you and your analysts to seek things like low price-to-earnings multiples, high cash flow and improving earnings. How long have you been using it?
A. We came up with our 10-point checklist back in the bear market of 1973-'74. The Dow was trading for 560. I was tired of losing money for my clients. I reread Benjamin Graham's "The Intelligent Investor" and found that value investing works.
There are always periods of underperformance, and value is underperforming today vs. growth. That might go on for a while, but you avoid those big growth traps like in that 1999 period. We underperformed against some of the leading benchmarks then, but we avoided investing in those overvalued businesses and we actually made money for people in 2000 and 2002.
Q. What is the biggest risk in today's market?
A. We've had this tremendous influx of money into bond funds - over $1 trillion has gone into bond funds over the last five years. We're in the sixth year of redemptions in equity funds. Money has been moving out of equities. People don't want to take the risk.
We're due for a huge bear market in bondland and the investing public is unprepared.
We have a tendency to herd. What's popular gets more popular and goes to an extreme. People need to be more patient and have more of a historical perspective in their decision-making process.
Q. What is our biggest risk as a nation?
A. To me, it's crony capitalism - this incestuous relationship between regulators and the politicians and the big Wall Street investment banks.
The rationale for repealing Glass-Steagall (Depression-era legislation that limited commercial bank securities activities and affiliations between commercial banks and securities firms) was to compete with European banks. That got us the financial panic of 2007. And now the banks in Europe are catching their due.
Here we as Americans are subsidizing this industry through the Federal Reserve. The Fed is fixing the price of money at this absurdly low rate so big banks' cost of goods sold is close to zero. You could go to a bank or brokerage firm today and borrow at a very low rate.
It's dislocating our markets and making people do things they wouldn't normally do. Then we're still allowing the big banks to speculate in these derivatives.
Q. Leading to announcements like the JPMorgan shocker that it lost $5.8 billion from derivatives trades in the first six months of 2012.
A. Why do we allow this madness to continue? There is no CEO on this planet who understands the risk on $72 trillion worth of derivatives, no matter what the quants say. This is just rank speculation on our money, then we guarantee the deposits.
The way banks used to be run, if they had a problem, they had to come up with the money personally. Bankers are not personally at risk like they used to be. What banker has gone to jail? Not one.
It's a game that goes back to this vicious triangle between Wall Street investment banks, regulators and politicians, who get all this money from it. Crony capitalism - that's the biggest risk to this country today.
Q. What's the solution?
A. A heavy dose of common sense. There are always vested interests, but in the end I think the markets will humble all the distortions. To some degree, the markets will rationalize the extreme.
Q. You manage the Heartland International Value Fund, your firm's newest offering. Why did you introduce this small-cap value fund?
A. There is a risk to how this country is being run from a fiscal standpoint, from a monetary standpoint. That's a principal reason why we started the international fund.
Ninety-five percent of the world's population lives outside the country, but more importantly, these other countries are better run. They really have strong education systems and don't have an entitlement mentality. Many of these countries are growing two to three times faster than us and are very competitive.
The international markets have gone through a bear market. It's a great time to be investing there because of great valuations. We're looking for small companies that pay dividends. When a company is paying out cash, the likelihood of fraud is diminished. We see unbelievable values abroad in countries like Japan, Brazil and Russia.
Q. Has America lost its competitive edge?
A. To some degree we have. Just this past week, we had the CEO of a multibillion-dollar auto parts company in and we asked, 'Since you supply all the manufacturers in the world, who's going to do well?'
The top answer was Hyundai. Koreans work 24 hours a day and they expect you to. Next were companies in Japan, because they view us as partners and build relationships, and in Germany, because of their technology. Americans are also-rans.
Gosh, here in Milwaukee, have we lost our competitive edge? Less than 50% of the kids at MPS graduate from high school. How can this be? So our education system is second class.
We have become the entitlement generation. It's sad. People need jobs. We had someone in from Manpower two weeks ago. There are millions of jobs going unfilled because they can't find qualified people.
Q. You're very involved with Junior Achievement.
A. Yes, they're bringing 16,000 kids through the Junior Achievement Kohl's Education Center on Milwaukee's far northwest side. Six thousand of them are coming from MPS. They're learning financial literacy.


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This Is the Best Way to Make Career Decisions
Someone asked me the other day, "If you had to name one thing that helped you build a successful business, what would it be?"
I answered, "Making decisions from where I want to be, and not from where I am."
This concept goes alongside some advice Steve Siebold gave in his article, "What the Middle Class Doesn't Understand About Rich People." The piece talks about how the financially wealthy think differently. According to Siebold, the rich get comfortable with the uncomfortable. Meaning, they are willing to operate in a state of uncertainty; willing to let go of stability and comfort in order to achieve their dreams.
Siebold was talking about financial wealth, but this concept can be applied to many areas of life to help us achieve the kind of happiness and success we want.
In my life, this is what getting comfortable with the uncomfortable looked like:
I was working as a Marketing VP in a high tech company when I decided to start building my own business as a life and business coach on the side. I had the comfort and safety of a full time job, so I slowly started working on my dream of self employment in my spare time.
Suddenly, a bucket of ice cold water splashed over me. From one day to the next, the company I worked for suddenly lost a significant funder. My hours and paycheque were instantly cut in half.
I was a single mom with no safety net!
In that instant, I knew my side project had to get big. I had to come up with strategies to attract my ideal clients... and fast!
Although I had about 20 years of marketing experience and knew how to brand and market myself, I had never run my own company. I was outside my comfort zone! I was told that the fastest way to reach your goals is to get advice from someone who has already successfully done what you want to do.
With this in mind, I looked into investing in a one-year business coaching program. The total cost of the program, including travel to the U.S. four times a year, was about $20 000. What should I do?!
If I had approached the decision from where I was at that moment -- a single mom with no savings -- I would have said no to the program, and no to the possibility of having a full time business doing what I loved.
Instead, I decided to approach the decision from the mindset of where I wanted to be -- a self-employed coach running my own successful business, making a six figure income. I visualized the position I wanted to be in -- a position of success and of living my dream. What would the Melissa of my envisioned future decide? From that mindset, I decided to take a huge leap and invest in the business coaching program.
Now I assure you, this was by no means an easy decision. In fact, it was utterly terrifying. This monumental decision meant ignoring the reality of my bank account, putting this program on my credit card and having constant knots in my stomach. The voices of fear and doubt in my head started to take over...what if I couldn't pay this back? What if my business was not successful? What if I was unable to pay the mortgage? What if I could not support myself and my son? What if I had to move back in with my parents?
I pushed those voices aside.
I thought instead... what if I succeed? What would that look like? Wow. I could work the hours I want. I could organize my schedule around my son's schedule to have more quality time with him. I could do what I loved all day long and inspire others to do the same. I had my vision of where I wanted to be, and it was very clear in my mind.
I chose, and I dove in. Head first.
This was a huge leap for me and it was definitely uncomfortable. Every time fears came up, these are the five things I told myself to keep myself going and to try to get comfortable with the uncomfortable:
1) Do not give in to panic. Do not allow your fears to make your decisions. Make your decisions from the direction you are moving towards and not from where you are.
2) Yes, it's a huge financial investment. But what is the worst case scenario of taking this leap and starting my business? I lose my home? I know I am capable of getting another job at the snap of my fingers if things start to look bad. I owe it to myself to take that risk -- to step into my full potential and make what I truly want happen.
3) I truly believe that I will be running this business for the next 25+ years. If I break down my investment over 25 years, it comes to about $800 a year to have my own business doing what I truly love. It's definitely worth it!
4) I want to be an example for my child. I want to show him, through my own life and actions, that he needs to (and can) do what makes him feel alive. I want to show him that you need to do work that fulfills you and not be handcuffed to a day job you don't feel excited about.
5) The quote "97 per cent of the people who quit chasing their dreams are hired by the 3 p er cent that didn't." I am determined to be the 3 per cent.
What was the end result of setting aside the position I was in, and choosing instead to make such a huge decision from the mindset of where I wanted to be?
By taking that huge leap, by choosing to invest in my future and enrolling in the business coaching program (that I couldn't actually afford), I was able to replace my VP salary within four months.
In less than six months, I was living a completely new reality -- the reality I had dreamed for myself! I was running a full time business doing what I absolutely loved. What a fantastic ROI. Today I am coaching other professionals on how to transition from the security of working at their day jobs to the freedom and fulfillment of operating full time businesses doing what they truly love.
More than a third of business owners say they lack tax knowledge. Yet, on average they spend the equivalent of one work week filing their federal taxes every year, according to a survey by The National Small Business Association. Having a year-round relationship with a bookkeeper or accountant can relieve some of the burden at tax time and reduce the likelihood of costly mistakes being made.
Similarly, more than half of business owners admit they lack legal knowledge yet, only 7% of small business owners would opt for a lawyer if they could make another full-time hire. While not all businesses require in-house counsel, one thing is for sure -- consulting with a lawyer early on and frequently can save your business a hefty sum of money down the road. "If you are being sued, it's too late," according to an article from Entrepreneur. "The fee a lawyer will charge to keep you out of trouble is only a small fraction of the fee a lawyer will charge to get you out of trouble once it's happened."
While it may seem obvious to outsource daily office tasks like filing and cleaning, surprisingly, most small business owners still aren't. As many as 83% of small business owners regularly order the supplies for their business, 80% handle filing, 50% handle reception duties and 63% even report that they clean their office space, according to one survey.
Many business owners report that they would like to outsource marketing but few actually do, according to a study by Constant Contact. While there is a high-perceived cost to hiring an outsourced marketing consultant, the hours lost weekly to marketing tasks can add up. When business owners were asked how long they and their employees spend on marketing, the average came out to 33 hours per week. Multiplied by the $273 that business owners on average say they'd value an extra hour in their day, the potential savings from outsourcing marketing could be significant.
While the majority of small businesses now have websites, almost a third of business owners still maintain their company's website themselves. With the rising number of consumers choosing to shop and get information online, the importance and potential dollars to be made from a company website also continues to grow. And as technology continues to evolve, business owners have to make a serious time investment in keeping their skills and their websites up to date. In fact, 64% percent say the time it takes to make updates is their biggest website challenge. Investing in an in-house or outsourced web designer can be an easy way to free up time.
Only half of small business owners use a wealth manager or financial advisor. However, many surveyed said they want help. The areas where they were most interested in consulting with an advisor were cost controls, cash flow management, rising healthcare costs, profitability, exit strategy and securing business loans. Why don't business owners seek financial advice? "By definition, these are people who have an entrepreneurial tendency," said Kerry Geurkink, marketing director for Securian in an interview with WealthManagement.com. "They're used to doing things themselves." While all business owners should have a solid grasp on their company's finances, consulting a professional could free up time and make your business more profitable.
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Dearest Krishna,
We think of you and we miss you, not just today but everyday.
Mom and Dad
"What we once enjoyed and deeply loved we can never lose for all that we love deeply become a part of us."
-Helen Keller.
Dearest Krishna,
We think of you and we miss you, not just today but everyday.
Mom and Dad
"What we once enjoyed and deeply loved we can never lose for all that we love deeply become a part of us."
-Helen Keller.
Happy Birthday Krishna! (July 26th)
The days are drifting by but vivid memories of our brief times together at Microsoft jump to the foreground every time I drive by Building 32 or 85 (almost every day!) since we spent many hours there working together.
The last time I saw you, I was working downtown in the Westlake building when you came to visit for some career advice and to explore the Xbox Music, Video and Reading teams. We did a little walking tour of the 3rd and 4th floors and shook some hands of team leaders – and then you left with the same calm confident smile and hopeful humility with which you arrived.
Perhaps after working on the thankless mess that is volume control in the shell, jumping up the stack to work on media apps felt too close to that recent past?
Our last mail interaction was a on Feb 6th 2014 at 7:12pm when you let me know you'd landed a job over in the Outlook team.
You wrote: "After talking to a bunch of different teams over the past few weeks, the role in Outlook seemed like the best fit for what I'm looking fo right now. I'm excited for the new challenge!"
Now, these memories seem like they were yesterday — and ten years ago.
I'm wishing you and your family peace on your birthday, and I hope you remain excited for the new challenges – where ever you are.
Extending love to you on behalf of your friends and family for our dear friend, Krishna.
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Literally every single interaction I have had with Krishna has been interesting – for the lack of a better word. There isn't really a word that can do justice to the feelings of wonder, admiration and amusement that he would always bring out in the people he interacted with. In this sense, I have been incredibly blessed to have the chance to spend so much time with Krishna.
Krishna and the City of Seattle
As much as we are alike, it's what makes Krishna different that makes all our conversations so memorable. I'm not exaggerating when I say that my life in Seattle would have been bland and repetitive if not for his unique way of doing things. For starters, in my mind, he is the ultimate Seattle tour guide. Almost all of what I know about the city – even after having spent 3 years there – is knowledge that has come from Krishna. He taught me about the story of the space needle, the Fremont Sunday market, the naming convention behind Seattle's streets, the art at Olympic Sculpture Park, the statues and art in Fremont, the rich estate around Capitol Hill, and the incredible views from Newcastle Golf Course – and that's just the tip of the iceberg. In fact, his conversations run so deep, that he would often tell me about the history behind the owners of his favorite local Capitol Hill restaurants and cafes.
Krishna taught me to truly appreciate the people and the community around me. I was – and still am – looking forward to the day that Krishna makes his way to San Francisco and makes it more of a home for me.
Krishna and the Spreadsheet
Anyone who has known Krishna has had at least one mind-blowing experience with his spreadsheet. I would argue that that single document has more interesting information than most of what I have stumbled upon online. First, a quick story about the spreadsheet:
A group of us had just left Regal cinemas in downtown Seattle after watching some ridiculous slapstick comedy that left Krishna less than impressed. "Ok this proves it – 2012 is on average a worse year for movies than any of the past 3 years", he said at the time. If anyone else had said that, I would have brushed it off as an exaggerated, but understandable reaction to an honestly terrible movie. But with Krishna, there was always a purpose and fact to everything he said. So I quizzed him on it. "Well, my spreadsheet tells me that I have watched approximately the same number of movies during each of the last 4 years, but my average rating for the movies I've seen in 2012 is 2 points lower than my ratings from the previous years." This was my first encounter with the famous spreadsheet and I was fascinated. Krishna ended up using his phone to show me all his movie data in some neat graphs. This data included what movies he watched, where he watched them, whom he watched them with, the language of the movie and his rating. After sifting through all the graphs, he attributed the lower ratings in 2012 to the higher percentage of crappy Bollywood movies he had seen that year. Since then and till today, he refuses to watch a Hindi movie unless some of his "trusted sources" gives him the thumbs-up.
If a picture speaks a thousand words, Krishna proves that a spreadsheet speaks millions. It speaks of his attention to detail and his obsession with knowing everything – about himself and his surroundings. To Krishna, knowledge represents the power to change the way he lives and make better decisions for himself and the people around him.
Krishna the Silent Contributor, Advisor and Guardian
Perhaps Krishna's most endearing trait – and definitely the part of him I will miss the most until his return – is his ability to give constantly without expecting anything back. In my experience, my friends have always fallen into a combination of two buckets: those that are always there for me when I really need them (my close friends) and those that I really enjoy spending time with on a daily basis, but who wouldn't necessarily go out of the way to help me out. While Krishna fell into the first bucket, he also created a third. He is one of the only people I know who helps the people around him before they know they need help and without them actually realizing they needed it in the first place.
I could bank on getting an email from Krishna if there was a 520-bridge closure a few hours before it happened, so that I wouldn't get stuck in a bus during that time. Is it time to pay taxes? Well there's that email from Krishna briefing me on the best strategies to avoid tax penalties and the best tax management systems. I would get this every year and without prompt. At no point did Krishna learn about something without making sure the people around him saw the same benefits that he did.
As much as Krishna did enjoy his time alone, nothing brought him as much joy as giving to others in some way or form. When my parents were in Seattle 2 years ago, Krishna picked them up from the airport and took them around the city for several hours, showing them the famous spots that he had already seen countless times, while being the ultimate tour guide that he is. Since then, he has done it repeatedly with more of my friends and other guests that have visited Seattle. On my most recent trip to Seattle, a couple of months ago, he was especially excited to show one of our friends around the city. "Dude, every single time Santhosh has come to Seattle, he has only seen the inside of apartments, restaurants and bars. I'm so excited to finally take him around and show him what the city is actually about", I recall him saying. It's not that Krishna loved going to these parks and landmarks all the time; he just loved experiencing the same wonder and appreciation for the city in his guests, that he once felt himself.
Krishna is an incredibly unique friend. He can make me laugh and entertain me. He can always teach me something new, even in the shortest interaction. Most importantly though, I know he's always there, watching out for me and the others around him. If your day is smooth, it's likely Krishna had something to do with it.
Finally, here are some pictures of Krishna that I have not shared till today.
Krishna falling off my papasan when he came over to play some FIFA
Krishna when he was obsessed with the Windows phone image filtering app "Lomogram". He got a Nexus shortly after this and stopped using it 🙁
Krishna and I kayaking in Lake Union.
Krishna taking his friends on one of his signature drives around Seattle to give us stunning views of the city and Mount Rainier.
A rare photo of Krishna sleeping. He's not going to be happy when he sees this."
Krishna after after playing several games of Dixit at the game cafe next to his house.
Firstly I would like to thank all of you for sharing all your memories of your wonderful friend.
Have I ever met Krishna? No.
Do I know him? Yes. For the last 24 days, through your eyes and memories of him.
As a stranger 12458.97 km away why am I posting here? I wanted to thank you.
(And Krishna when you come back and read this – I really really wish you will… Call me crazy but having found people from my own family months later safely, I still firmly believe you will show up someday – thank you. Just when it's so easy to lose faith in humanity… in people around you, you gave me reason to believe otherwise. I spent all these years thinking people like you don't exist except in movies and sitcoms, but boy was I wrong).
The little things you all have written about him – the attention to details, attention to people around him, humility, enthusiasm and what I'd like to call the thirst to live.
You are all really lucky to have met such a person and I can't even imagine becoming half the person I read about, though now I do have a role model.
Somebody I know can strive to be like. Whether it is maintaining accounts, staying in touch with family, learning new things, being prepared always – I don't think this list is going to end, it probably comes under perfection. Being that organised and prepared means putting in that much effort and time, which most of us would make excuses to avoid. Remembering little details about people around you – things they probably didn't realize themselves, being kind, making people happy – it sounds so easy, if only we all remembered to actually do it everyday.
To his parents – thank you for raising such a wonderful person, he couldn't been who he was without you.
To his friends – thank you for introducing me to your friend. It can't be easy not knowing what happened, but taking the time to do this – to share all these little details about him, dig up old photos, emails, messages. Thank you. Hoping there will be many more to come.Also add me to the list of people whose lives he touched.
Thank you Krishna for being an exceptional person, for being an inspiration even though I have never even met you. I hope you come back home safely and read this some day, with the same lovely smile I have seen so much of (I hope). The world needs more people like you. 🙂
A few days ago, my friend and I were having a discussion about the definition of perfection. She was asking me if I knew someone I thought perfect. The first person who came to mind is Krishna. I have known him since 2006.
He first came home to give me college admission advice. After listening to everything he had to say, I did not have to look up any additional information to apply to UT Austin. What amazed me then, was how within twenty minutes, he had thought to tell me everything I would possibly need, even without me asking. When I got in, I remember writing a side note by UT:"Top reason to go: Krishna will be around!".
What is interesting is that I happen to be very good friends and a neighbor to Krishna's grandmother. She introduced us and to date, I thank her for that! I was once lamenting to her about how the EE program was taking a toll on me and how I was not getting sufficient advice about what classes to take. She asked me to call Krishna! I remember ranting away for a whole thirty minutes during which he just listened (yes, he is a truly extraordinary listener!) . He then started off with his trademark "Here is what I would do,…". In the next half hour, he had given me sound advice about coursework and how it would really help if I relaxed a little bit more around classes. I have never felt more relieved and reassured after a phone conversation with anyone.
He had gone to my house to meet my mother and grandfather, May 2011. When I spoke to him later, I was complaining about how we always missed each other by a few days when we visited Bangalore. The response I got made me laugh:"Krithika, you don't get it…I plan it that way!"
I always heard about Krishna from his mother and grandmother. I thought to myself about how lucky everyone around him is. When I went home every year, I told my mother about how I wished I was in the same town as Krishna at some point, so I can be in touch more regularly with him. For me, Krishna has always epitomized brilliance, kind-heartedness, and simplicity. This to me is an ethereal combination to characterize any individual.
I shed silent tears when I pray for Krishna's return everyday. Something tells me however that he is going to come right back into all our lives and give us more happy memories, like only he can!
Krishna has been a constant presence in my life for the past 14 years. Not only did we maintain a beautiful friendship across distance and time, but he was also an incredibly reliable friend. I talked to a mutual childhood friend recently, and we struggled to find the right words to describe Krishna. He was just so… Krishna.
Joke fiend
Krishna and I loved sharing bad puns with one another. In fact, he's the one who got me hooked years and years ago! The first pun he told me, which I still use to elicit groans today, is the following:
Why did Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head prohibit their daughter from marrying Tom Brokaw?
-Because he is a common tator
And here is a snippet of an email conversation we had in 2010:
Me: joke: what's the difference between santa and tiger woods?
Krish: Santa only has 3 ho's?
Me: MAN you really are the master. joke: how do Mexicans like to play basketball?
Krish: Juan on Juan?
Me: okay now this is getting ridiculous
Inspired you to be better
I will never meet anyone who is more organized than Krishna. He was literally the pinnacle of human organization. I still distinctly remember the moment in college, when he showed me his financial spreadsheet. Within this Excel file, Krishna had documented every transaction (credit card, check, PayPal, etc.) and had assembled yearly summaries in the form of graphs and pie charts. I was floored by the cleanliness of the formatting and by his commitment to keeping this up for years. When I indicated some interest in creating a similar filing system, he warned me that it takes a lot of time to maintain, but was more than excited to share his template.
I still update my "Expenses" Excel file, and every time I do, I think of Krishna.
Bragged about others but never himself
When I first met Krishna in 8th grade, I already knew he was one of the smartest kids at school. He took 9th grade math class (which meant that his math teacher was off-site and taught via video conferencing), he was one of the highly sought-after group members for group projects in our PACE (gifted and talented) class, and he was actively involved in multiple academic clubs, like Odyssey of the Mind. As I got to know him better, what surprised me the most was his indifference to the GPA rat race, which was ingrained in Plano academics. He never asked about other people's grades or commented on his own (which I later verified to be stellar, naturally). He even got a perfect score on his SAT (!), which he meekly admitted after I squeezed it out of him after college. In recent years, whenever I asked him about his work at Microsoft, he would list all the cool and interesting projects he worked on, and follow that list with a remark about his amazing teammates and how their success was a function of team effort.
Instead of bragging about himself, he loved bragging about his friends. Our conversations throughout college, and even afterwards, were peppered with Krishna's high praises for other people's accomplishments:
"Andy is taking this really hard engineering class with me, and he's doing so well. And he's pre-med, so he has even more classes than me! That's amazing."
"I've been emailing with Ray, and he's been asking advanced engineering questions. I can't believe he's doing college-level engineering, and he's only in junior high!"
"Have you talked to Lindsey about her business recently? I can't believe she's doing it all by herself. It's really impressive."
And on, and on. That was Krishna.
Always thinking of others
Earlier this year, I had a painful breakup with a long-term boyfriend. I tried online dating very briefly and had disastrous results. When I talked to Krishna about it, he encouraged me to continue online dating, and gave me pointers on how to better filter for potential dates and how to craft my profile. In his classic Krishna way, he shared articles that analyzed empirical data taken from online dating sites, and he gave me his very thorough assessment of the various sites and how to get the most out of each one. I was still unconvinced – the people I had met seemed unbalanced, and I had grown weary of the online dating pool. "Tiff, it's all about filtering. It took me a while too, but I met a couple of really cool people." Of course, he knew what I needed to hear to convince me that it was worthwhile: "I'm doing it, and I'm normal!" Krishna followed up our phone conversations with texts about a new site that yielded much better matches, and how his dates went great.
I found out from Lindsey about a week ago that he wasn't even doing online dating at the time. He only told me because he wanted to encourage me to keep trying. Classic Krishna.
These past few weeks have been hard for anyone and everyone who has known Krishna. His parents have lost an amazing, truly special son, and the people who knew him have lost a lifelong friend. I seek solace in the knowledge that for more than a decade, Krishna has been a part of my life, and I was a part of his. We love you, Krishna, and thanks for the memories.
I remember hearing all about Krishna from his very good friend, Lindsey. The first time I met him we were going as a group on the DART train to the Turkey Trot in Downtown Dallas. It was probably one of the most fun train rides I've ever been on. I remember him laughing and joking all the way as we traveled to our stop. Krishna was one of those people you knew you found an instant friend in and could be comfortable around. He had a gentle demeanor and a very inclusive personality. His curiosity, humor, and warmth made him such a great friend. I visited him once in Seattle when he first started his job at Microsoft. He was a great host then as well.
Krishna, we will always remember you as part of our Plano family. Prayers for you and your family in this difficult time.
Always recognized Krishna by his smile.
My experiences with Krishna accentuate the characteristics that he is best known for: his attention to detail, thoughtfulness, and easy going nature. My sister introduced me to Krishna when I moved up to Seattle in the summer of 2011. I knew absolutely no one and nothing about the city, and Krishna took the time to really introduce me to Seattle. He didn't have to, but that's just who he is. For the past three years, we've explored so many different parks and neighborhoods. We went on epically long walks, and he always sprinkled our conversations with random facts about wherever we were ("Oh, did you hear about this building? It used to be an old school, but now they're turning it into an apartment building." "There's supposed to be a really cool old bridge somewhere around here. Oh look, there it is!"). When I finally found the one thing that I had done in Seattle that Krishna hadn't experienced yet (kayaking in South Lake Union), we promptly scheduled a time to go. He brought a plastic bag to put his phone and wallet in. I didn't and, of course, ended up dunking my phone in the water on accident. I'm so grateful I'm able to call him my friend.
Krishna has been one of my closest friends for the past decade. As evidence that he was one hell of a guy, I submit to you: the many faces of Krishna.
Krishna used to be a bit camera shy. This is one of the first real photos I captured of him. Austin, October 2005.
Up until then, most of my photos of him looked like this. Austin, October 2005.
I did catch him off guard a few times though. Here he is looking sour because I was able to fit more grapes onto my fork than he was. Austin, October 2005.
Once you befriended Krishna, you had a friend for life. Here he is surrounded by high school and college friends. Austin, July 2006.
Contrary to what this photo suggests, Krishna was not afraid of heights. Austin, October 2006.
Krishna was incredibly smart and graduated from college with honors. Here he is setting the bar with some freakishly tall friends. Austin, April 2008.
We moved to San Francisco shortly after Krishna moved to Seattle. He took the time to visit almost every year. San Francisco, March 2009.
Here we are enjoying some cheese sticks. San Francisco, March 2009.
He also enjoyed the beach. San Francisco, March 2009.
Here is travel sized Krishna. San Francisco, March 2009.
Krishna hosted us a few times in Seattle. Here he is trying to keep his cool as the plane we're piloting is starting to crash. Seattle, July 2009.
Krishna was the best man at our wedding. Here he is looking decidedly epic as he gives a speech about talking squirrels. Dallas, August 2010.
He even escorted us to our getaway car incognito. Dallas, August 2010.
One rainy day when I was tired and grouchy, he took me on a duck boat to cheer me up. He enjoyed it more than most Seattlites would care to admit. Seattle, June 2012.
That was the summer he became a Wordament champion under the handle Glossy Waffles. One morning at breakfast I asked why glossy waffles. He answered by dousing my waffle in syrup until it was…glossy. Seattle, June 2012.
That was also the summer he became a kite enthusiast. He wasn't very good at it, so he had to concentrate pretty hard. Seattle, June 2012.
Not very good with kites at all. Seattle, June 2012.
But did you know Krishna could play soccer reasonably well? San Francisco, March 2013.
This is one of the last times I saw Krishna, taken at brunch in San Francisco, June 2013. He was probably upset about the unintentional twinning.
Thanks for all the good times, Krishna.


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Low-loss off-chip interconnects are required for energy-efficient communication in dense microprocessors. To meet these needs, air cavity parallel plate and microstrip lines with copper conductors were fabricated on an FR-4 epoxy-fiberglass substrate using conventional microelectronics manufacturing techniques. Copper transmission lines were separated by a composite dielectric of air and Avatrel 2000P and by a dielectric layer of air only. The composite dielectric lines were characterized to 10 GHz while the all air dielectric lines were characterized to 40 GHz. The transmission line structures showed loss as low 1.5 dB/cm at 40 GHz with an effective dielectric constant below 1.4. These novel structures show low loss in the dielectric due to the reduced relative permittivity and loss tangent introduced by the air cavity. Transmission line structures with a composite dielectric were built by coating the sacrificial polymer poly(propylene carbonate) (PPC) over a copper signal line, encapsulating with an overcoat polymer, electroplating a ground line, and decomposing PPC to form an air cavity. The signal and ground wires were separated by a layer of 15 µm of air and 20 µm of Avatrel 2000P. Air cavity formation reduced dielectric constant more than 30 percent and loss of less than 0.5 dB/cm was measured at 10 GHz. Residue from PPC decomposition was observed in the cavity of composite dielectric structures and the decomposition characteristics of PPC were evaluated to characterize the residue and understand its formation. Analysis of PPC decomposition based on molecular weight, molecular backbone structure, photoacid concentration and vapor pressure, casting solvent, and decomposition environment was performed using thermogravimetric analysis and extracting kinetic parameters. Novel interaction of copper and PPC was observed and characterized for the self-patterning of PPC on copper. Copper is dissolved from the surface during PPC spincoating and interacts with the polymer chains to improve stability. The improved thermal stability allows selective patterning of PPC on copper. Decomposition characteristics, residual metals analysis, and diffusion profile were analyzed. The unique interaction could simplify air-gap processing for transmission lines. Inorganic-organic hybrid polymers were characterized for use as overcoat materials. Curing characteristics of the monomers and mechanical properties of the polymer films were analyzed and compared with commercially available overcoat materials. The modulus and hardness of these polymers was too low for use as an air-gap overcoat, but may be valuable as a barrier layer for some applications. The knowledge gained from building transmission line structures with a composite dielectric, analyzing PPC decomposition, interaction with copper, and comparison of hybrid polymers with commercial overcoats was used to build air-gap structures with improved electrical design. The ground metal was separated from the signal only by air. The signal wire was supported from above using 60 µm of Avatrel 8000P as an overcoat. Structures showed loss of less than 1.5 dB/cm at 40 GHz, the lowest reported value for a fully encapsulated transmission line structure.


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Wooding Orthodontics is listed as an Orthodontist located in Battle Ground, WA. An Orthodontist specializes in dental work to correct or prevent teeth and jaw misalignment. Orthodontics include the application of metal and ceramic braces as well as colored and clear braces to improve dental appearance and jaw alignment.
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Chapter 5 - Agreement
I couldn't believe he was going to let me live on my own; that was what he had said, wasn't it? Wait, 'fair enough' was him acknowledging that being fostered had negative sides to it. I'd have to press my case even further. I could look after myself thank you very much, I've been doing it for years - my parents were usually away with something relevant to their jobs, on romantic breaks (more or less every other weekend, they weren't completely without feelings, just when it came to me it seems), or I was locked away in my room.
I was usually the cook, my chores consisted of cleaning everything thoroughly, I'm old enough to learn to drive and trust me, we have the money; so yeah, I could live on my own with no problems whatsoever. I told David this, and he listened to me, which surprised me.
"What are your grades like?" He finally asked after considering my previous argument for a good ten minutes, jotting things down as he thought of them.
"Straight As," I replied automatically - at least SOMETHING good comes of being all on your own with nothing but books and exams.
"Good," he suddenly grinned, "Okay, I've got a deal for you: I'll get you official, legal pardon for certain age-related issues, such as fast-tracking you through university, and then you'll be fast-tracked through whichever post-graduate school you desire; this shouldn't take more than a couple of years, and then eventually, I'll need you to get a job. I suggest that you take a loan out for university funds and the government will supply you with money for bills so you can concentrate on studying instead of getting a part-time job," I just kept nodding, until he concluded his little speech, "and I'll also have someone, myself or another of the agents, stop by once a week for the first four months, then monthly until I've made the decision that you don't need to be checked on anymore; you can of course come back and visit me any time or ring me - I suggest that you at least get a telephone so that you can get in contact with someone in case of an emergency. Here's my card."
That was a lot to take in, but if it meant my freedom, and lots of it, I really didn't mind.
When I was taken back to my house, Ian apologised to me about my parents' deaths, well, about the way I found out, and sent in a team of cleaners that went around the entire house, cleaning every speck of dust, leaving no nook or cranny untouched.
When they finally left, it was almost nine o' clock, and as I locked the door, I sighed to myself, content but anxious, and definitely famished. How long had it been since I had last eaten? I couldn't remember, so I went down the stairs and into the kitchen in search of inspiration of something to eat, coming across some chicken kievs and some frozen vegetables.
Whilst they were cooking, I made some pink lemonade with raspberries and lemons, my favourite ever drink.
I topped up the ornate glass jug, and dished out my meal. Just as I speared a carrot, about to put it in my mouth, there was a knock at the door. I sighed, standing up, scraping my chair back, and made my way over to the door.
It was the postman of all people; I was surprised to see him as we don't usually get post this late unless it is really urgent.
"Thanks Sam," I smiled, taking the package and signing for it.
"Wonder what it could be," he shrugged, grinning.
"Want to come in?" I offered, already knowing his answer. He was afraid of my parents too.
"Thanks, but I'm running late as it is; see you around chuck!" He made his way back up the path. I didn't blame him for wanting to get away from this place of nightmares, for wanting to get back to his loving wife and kids, or even from cringing away from my bruised complexion. It had to be the first time in months that I'd removed my veil when in company; I wouldn't even remove it for President David when he asked, too embarassed about my traumatic past.
Once I'd waved Sam off, I locked the door again and took my package to the table where my meal was waiting. I popped a carrot piece into my mouth, savouring the flavour, and started to unwrap the brown paper.
I stared at the box. It had a note attached to the top of it, reading:
Dearest Amy,
I've been thinking a great deal about our little arrangement, so I have purchased this mobile telephone for you to use. It is pay as you go, with 10 denarius (about 20 euros) currently on it. I have enclosed an instruction manual, and programmed my personal phone number into the address book.
Please send me a text (SMS) message as soon as you receive this package.
Yours sincerely,
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Brian Welch is the Program Administratorof the Program in Criminal Justice Policy and Management at Harvard Kennedy School, and has been with the Program since 2000. Before coming to Harvard Brian was working on a Ph.D. in Theology at the University of Chicago Divinity School. Brian has a Master of Arts in Divinity from the University of Chicago and a Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies from the University of Virginia.
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Remembering Beastie Boys' Adam Yauch in Wisconsin
As the music world mourns the death of Adam Yauch, the Beastie Boys' MCA, let's take a look back at some of the influential hip-hop group's experiences in Milwaukee and Wisconsin.
The last time the Beastie Boys performed in Milwaukee was Nov. 2, 2008, when they visited the Milwaukee Arena for a Get Out and Vote tour stop with Tenacious D, Ben Harper, and David Crosby and Graham Nash. A crisp recording of that full show is available for download from BeastieMixes.com. (Scroll down to 2008 to find the link.) That page also has many other full recordings from the Beastie Boys' past, dating back to a CBGBs show in 1982 and another Milwaukee show at the then MECAA arena in 1995.
Here are videos of the Beastie's "No Sleep Til Brooklyn" and "Intergalactic" from the 2008 show. (Salty language in all of these clips.)
Yauch's personal and passionate activism was often focused on the cause of Tibetan Freedom and his work manifested partially in his role in shaping a series of Tibetan Freedom Concerts in the late 1990s. The June 13, 1999 incarnation of that effort was a worldwide affair, with the American location held at Alpine Valley in East Troy with performances by Rage Against the Machine, Run DMC, Eddie Vedder and many others. Here is HBO footage of the Beastie Boys' spot on that show, broken into two parts.
And, when the Beastie Boys brought their 1999 tour to the Milwaukee Arena later that year (hey, these guys really liked that space!) MTV News tagged along to get a behind the scenes look at the in-the-round show and its rotating stage. Watch the resulting segment -- featuring backstage interviews, sound check and concert footage -- in the two parts below.
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In the US: Thursdays, 8/7c, ABC
You must remember Charlie's Angels back in the 70s. "Once upon a time there were three beautiful girls who went to the police academy, and they were each assigned very hazardous duties. But I took them away from all that and now they work for me. My name is Charlie." The irony, of course, was that "hazardous duties" meant desk jobs because they weren't treated seriously, despite their skills, because they were women. 'Charlie' and his detective agency gave these police officers a chance to properly fight crime.
The show, fondly remembered despite its descent from feminist concept to bathing suit competition in less than 60 seconds (the show "did more damage to the cause of feminism than the Susan B Anthony dollar" as someone once quipped), got remade as movies, largely at the instigation of Drew Barrymore. Now ABC have remade it as a TV show, once again with Drew Barrymore producing but aided and assisted by most of the Smallville production staff, and once again, the show has changed.
Will feminism be served this time, with over 30 years of hindsight to help us? Let's ask Charlie, now voiced by Victor Garber: "Once upon a time, there were three young women who got into very big trouble…" Yes, the "three beautiful girls" are at least now "three young women" but they're no longer former police officers, discriminated against by male superiors, but a rich girl turned cat burglar, a crooked cop and a former car thief, given a second chance in life - largely through wearing expensive dresses and swim suits and talking about boys.
That's so much better for the cause, isn't it?
Here's a trailer for the original, followed by a trailer for the new version.
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Company: Evolve Selection
Location: South London
Reference: 5208
Closing Date: 05 Jun 17
Type: Full Time
Salary (£): Competitive
Benefits: Highly competitive package + bonus/bens
Evolve Selection are recruiting for a medical devices company within the Stoma Care market. If you are looking to work in an innovative and tenacious environment as a Stoma Care Nurse across Kingston, then this position may be for you. In this role, you will deliver high quality, evidence-based care to all patients with colorectal disease who require surgery and who have or may require the formation of a stoma, within both the hospital and the community setting.
Evolve Selection have been instructed to recruit for a dynamic and market leading medical devices company within the Stoma Care market. If you are looking to work in an innovative and tenacious environment as a Stoma Care Nurse across Kingston, then this position may be for you. In this role, you will deliver high quality, evidence-based care to all patients with colorectal disease who require surgery and who have or may require the formation of a stoma, within both the hospital and the community setting.
Essential Requirements:
Must be NMC Registered
Registered Nurse Qualification
Proven experience within Stoma or Colorectal care
Excellent communication skills, good networker and rapport builder
Ability to interrogate data and formulate advice, plans of action and reports
Confidence to present a positive image of self and the Company
Able to provide expert advice and education for all staff within the hospital and community.
To be responsible for reviewing, auditing and improving the quality of care delivered.
Ability to plan, implement and manage own time effectively
Determination to progress professionally in Stoma/Colorectal nursing
A current driving licence with no more than 6 points.
Role Responsibilities:
Be proactive in implementing Clinical Services strategy within their local area
Develop Partnerships with GP Consortia/SLA with the goal of becoming the 'named stoma nurse' for each Consortia by virtue of a Local Service Agreement
Responsive to GPs needs in terms of monitoring prescription costs
Understanding of Clinical Governance Agenda
Plan and attend regular meetings with key opinion leaders within the Primary sector
Monitor and risk assess threats to Service from Competitor Activity
Meet Nurse Manager quarterly to update on progress with Strategy Clinical caseload limited to community clinics and GP review
Provide clinical cover for monthly community stoma clinics and as required for GP consortia/review.
Evaluate and discuss standards of care with the team.
Act as an expert resource in stoma care
Liaise with appropriate hospital staff and community teams to facilitate the provision of high quality care and a seamless service to all patients with a stoma
Maintain accurate records in accordance with current best practice
Establish and maintain good working relationships with the multidisciplinary team and key opinion leaders
Act as an expert resource for nursing staff involved in the care of patients with stomas/ colorectal disease,
Be aware of current initiatives, research and development in the field of colorectal and stoma care nursing
Identify own educational needs in relation to the role and set objectives with manager(s) accordingly
Maintain the standards set by the NMC for continued effective registration,
Act within the boundaries of the Code of Conduct and Scope of Professional Practice, as defined by the Nursing & Midwifery Council (NMC)
Participate in research initiatives applicable to the service
Provide clinical leadership and direction in colorectal/stoma care with the multidisciplinary team
Monitor standards and participate in audit as a means of quality assurance and continuous improvement
Participate in the service review process and data and reports as required
Maintain a flexible approach and develop the role in accordance with the requirements of the service
Participate in planning, implementing and evaluating the strategic objectives of the colorectal and stoma services
Be conversant with statutory training requirements and to attend update sessions as required
Maintain a safe clinical environment for patients within the bounds of responsibility
Be aware of the budgetary constraints
Have a sound understanding of the broad business and organisation objectives
Carry out the responsibilities with due regard to equal opportunities policy
Act in accordance with the requirements of the Data Protection Act and patient confidentiality
Role Specific Competencies:
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Flexible to meet patient and service needs
Commercial awareness
Dynamic and forward thinking
Able to influence others
Ability to work autonomously
Innovation, Tenacity, Drive to ensure success
Self-motivation, persuasiveness and competitiveness
Recruitment Process:
2 stage process
Highly competitive package + bonus/bens
Evolve Selection is a leading UK recruitment and contract sales organisation (CSO), operating within the Pharmaceutical, Healthcare and Medical Device sectors. We offer a highly comprehensive range of permanent recruitment and flexible contract sales solutions. Please do not hesitate to get in contact with us on 0113 457 0777.
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Dubai Marriott Harbour Hotel & Suites
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About the Hotel
Property Location
A stay at Dubai Marriott Harbour Hotel & Suites places you in the heart of Dubai, convenient to Dubai Marina and Emirates Golf Club. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Skydive Dubai and American University of Dubai.
Make yourself at home in one of the 232 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with refrigerators and microwaves. 42-inch LCD televisions with premium TV channels provide entertainment, with wired and wireless Internet access available for a surcharge. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature deep soaking bathtubs and designer toiletries. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. You can take advantage of recreational amenities such as an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and a sauna. This hotel also features wireless Internet access (surcharge), concierge services, and a hair salon. Getting to nearby attractions is a breeze with the area shuttle (surcharge) that operates within 15 km.
Enjoy a meal at one of the hotel's dining establishments, which include 3 restaurants and a coffee shop/café. From your room, you can also access 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available for a fee.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include high-speed (wired) Internet access (surcharge), a business center, and limo/town car service. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available on request), and free valet parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Elevator/lift
- Tours/ticket assistance
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- Laundry facilities
- Multilingual staff
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- Outdoor pool
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Turkish bath/Hammam
- Free valet parking
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Concierge services
- Porter/bellhop
- Bar/lounge
- Sauna
- Pool sun loungers
- Spa tub
- Number of floors - 52
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Hair salon
- Steam room
- Coffee shop or café
- Number of restaurants - 3
- 24-hour front desk
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- One meeting room
- Pool umbrellas
- Full-service spa
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- In-room accessibility
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
- Fitness facilities
- Total number of rooms - 232
- Spa services on site
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Business center
Room Facilities
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Desk
- Private bathroom
- Pillow menu
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- In-room safe
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
- Shower/tub combination
- Air conditioning
- Premium TV channels
- Phone
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- Bathrobes
- Microwave
- Designer toiletries
- Separate sitting area
- Bidet
- Daily housekeeping
- Cable TV service
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- Minibar
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- WiFi (surcharge)
- DVD player
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- Room service (24 hours)
- Refrigerator
- Premium bedding
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Kitchen
- Deep soaking bathtub
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- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Fee for buffet breakfast: AED 99 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: AED 54 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
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- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: AED 54 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
- Fee for high-speed Internet (wired) in public areas: AED 54 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
- Airport shuttle fee: AED 225 per vehicle (one way)
- Rollaway bed fee: AED 250 per night
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Dr. Dinulos is the former Chief of Dermatology and residency program Director at the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. He has over 15 years of dermatology and dermatologic surgery experience.
Dr. Dinulos founded Seacoast Dermatology, PLLC in 2014. He believes in a 'Healthy Skin, Healthy You' approach to caring for his patients. Dr. Dinulos focuses on the individual as a whole and his personalized treatment plans combine the desires and needs of his patients with the latest treatment approaches available.
Dr. James Dinulos, MD is a dermatology doctor who practices in Portsmouth, NH. He is 53 years old and has been practicing for 23 years. Dr. Dinulos is affiliated with Wentworth - Douglass Hospital.
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WhenFri Jun 02, 2017, 10:00 AM - 02:00 PM
WhereVincentian Services Center6654 Gulf FreewayHouston, TX 77087
The St. Vincent de Paul Society's monthly Food Fair is coming up! We need willing volunteers to help package produce for the Giant Distribution. Many of our Houston neighbors rely on us to get their healthy, nutritious fruits and veggies and we need YOU to help us make it happen!
SVDP partners with the Houston Food Bank to provide nutritious food, including fresh produce and refrigerated items, directly to communities with a high need. 10 pallets of fresh produce/fruit/and bonus items are purchased from HFB and SVDP provides the volunteers to unload, set-up and distribute the food directly to the clients in an outside setting similar to a farmers market. It's like a traveling pantry that goes where the needed.
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Tyler Clippard has been concentrating on the last few games before the All-Star break, so the Nationals' lone representative in the Midsummer Classic hasn't had much downtime to pay attention to all the little details surrounding his participation in Tuesday's American League-National League clash in Phoenix.
"I'm still trying to fit everything in," he said before Sunday's Rockies-Nationals game. "It's been good. I've got everything ready to go, but we've got a game today so it's easy to break everything up with focusing on the task at hand. Once the game's over, I think the ball will start rolling on everything sinking in."
At least one detail can be crossed off Clippard's to-do list. He's flying to Phoenix in style, courtesy of Rockies All-Star shortstop Troy Tulowitzki, an opponent today and teammate Tuesday who invited the Nationals right-handed reliever to accompany him on a private flight that will depart Washington after Sunday's game.
"Troy asked me if I wanted to fly with him, and that was a pretty cool gesture, so I took him up on it," said Clippard. "I think that's the cool thing about this game - when you're in it for a while, that's the type of things you can do for the younger guys. And right now, I'm still that younger guy. Hopefully, at some point, I can be on the other side of it."
Clippard's All-Star entourage will be limited to immediate family - his mother, father and brother - and he's been picking the brains of his Nats teammates about what to expect once he arrives for the festivities. Former All-Star catcher Ivan Rodriguez, his sometimes battery mate, has been giving Clippard a rundown of what's in store in terms of media day and other All-Star Game responsibilities.
But Clippard knows what he's looking forward to most: the camaraderie.
"I've always enjoyed meeting the guys around the league, the other players, he said. "Obviously, the All-Star Game brings in another level of people - a lot of future Hall of Famers, a lot of guys that have probably hit home runs off me. ... It's going to be cool to be able to meet those guys."


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We walk silently through the city. "Hey"
I turn to look where the voice came from. I see Sam and wince. It was him who called me over.
'Don't' I send mentally. He nods. "Do you know him?" Alaric whispers. I shake my head and we continue back to the penthouse.
"Bye" I yell running out not waiting for Alaric to tell me to stay. I'm not that pregnant. I go to Azril's and knock on her door.
'Go on your own' She sends. I chuckle and take the stairs then freeze at the bottom. Sam stands at the edge of the road. Waiting.
I walk up to him and he looks up being aware of my presence. "Hey.... I need to ask you a question" He says straightening up.
'If this is about Vampires we better move off' I send by thoughts.
"Yeah, okay" We begin to walk.
"We're safe" I whisper. Looking round and listening.
"My father was taken by vampires..... but not for food. I need you to find him for me" he whispers.
"He'll be turned" I say simply.
"No.... they needed him living" Sam says. He looks terrible. "Help me please" He looks up at me pleading.


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A woman living in the building across from Mr. Turner's apartment, she routinely dances by the window wearing nothing but a towel at exactly 5:30pm. Turner, seeing Cory and Shawn watching her, realizes his watch is slow.
Beacause she is never named, "Towel Woman" is non-canon.


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What temperature should a Chevrolet 350 operate at?
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Ideally 195 degrees. Any cooler and incomplete fuel combustion. However as high as 210 is ok. This assumes a 50/50 mix of antifreeze and distilled water. Yes distilled water. You want to screw up a $10.00 gal of antifreeze because you were too cheap to buy a $1.00 gal of distilled water. Advantage, no minerals or other chemicals in the water... Also recommend a 9 lb. Closed system radiator cap.


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