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This is the Novak Havoc Pro SC Brushless ESC/Ballistic Brushless Motor Combo, with a 13.5 Turn Ballistic Brushless Motor. This system features the Havoc Pro SC Speed Control with Novak's advanced-timing software for sizzling performance in short course racing. Paired with Novak's top-selling, fully re-buildable Ballistic 540 motors, they provide an affordable upgrade for all 2WD SCTs.
- What is Novak's X-Drive? This new update significantly improves the throttle feel and response. It also reduces the ESC's operating temperatures for more efficient operation. Team drivers, test drivers, and customers who have run the Havoc Pro SC with X-Drive in side-by-side comparisons to their original ESC have all noticed an incredibly smooth feel, improved drivability, lower temperatures, and overall higher performance resulting in faster lap times and longer run times.
- How Does Novak's X-Drive Work? Simple. The switching speeds of the ESC's transistors have been drastically increased. Speeds of this nature have not been considered until now. Novak engineers have developed this exclusive firmware and hardware update that permit the Havoc Pro SC to have the absolute best response times and switching speeds.
Since its release, the Havoc Pro SC has proven to be top of the line in its class. Its easy to use button and LED combination's make tuning at the track quick and easy. Short Course Truck Racing puts high demand on the ESC and motor, but these systems can handle any SC race! From the BEC to the Power Capacitor, the Havoc Pro SC is locked and loaded with great racing features.
The High-Power BEC is expertly paired with the high power steering service used for racing. The adjustability of the Dynamic Timing Advance ensures that no one will be faster than you down the strait! The ESC is also equipped with NovaBrakes™, providing an extremely smooth and powerful brake that is unmatched in performance and consistency. Like many of Novak's speed controls, the Havoc Pro SC has multiple adjustable parameters that allow you to customize your ESC with the push of a button. Even out of the box, the Havoc Pro SC is ready to race with no adjustments.
Novak's signature Ballistic Motor contains easy-to-adjust timing assembly that alters the RPM range, and includes heavy-duty solder tabs that are strong enough to endure repeated soldering and tough crashes. Each Ballistic motor is also equipped with a 12.3mm nickel-plated sintered Neodymium rotor for maximum motor acceleration, braking power and performance in high-temperature conditions, and Thermal Overload technology to ensure the motor is operating at a safe temperature.
The motors also feature a completely rebuildable design, allowing for the ability to upgrade or replace various motor parts. These celebrated motors also feature interchangeable wound stator construction, allowing the racer to change their motor's wind by simply replacing the motor's wound stator!
ESC Features:
- Updated with Novak X-Drive™ for enhanced throttle response, ultra-smooth power delivery, higher top speeds, and cooler operating temperatures.
- 14 Adjustable ESC parameters via on-board programming for complete customization
- Sensor-base design for excellent torque and low-speed driveability
- NovaBrakes provides extremely smooth and powerful brakes that are unmatched in performance and consistency
- User friendly One-Touch programming interface with five colored status LEDs to help personalize the ESC settings
- Silicone-sealed water-resistant ESC case
- Cross-cut ESC heat sink for reduced weight and efficient cooling
- Designed, assembled and tested by Novak
- Sensor-based for excellent torque and low-speed driveability
- Oversized front bearing for increased load handling and bearing life
- Rebuildable design with removable shielded sensor harness, rotor, sensor assembly, wound stator, bearing cap, hardware, sleeve and both end bells
- Nickel-plated, 12.3mm sintered Neodymium rotor with a 0.125" pinion shaft that accepts all existing pinion gears
- ROAR-approved motor for short-course racing
- Designed, assembled and tested by Novak
ESC Specifications:
Input Voltage: 2S Li-Po Cells, 2S Li-Fe cells or 4-6 NiMH cells (1.2v/cell)
Motor Limit: 3.5 turn (540-size), 4.5 turn (550-size) sensored brushless motors
Length: 1.16 in (29.5mm)
Width: 1.47 in (37.3mm)
BEC Voltage: High Power 6.0 volts DC/ 3.0 amps
Wire Gauge: 14G Super-Flex Copper-Strand Silicone wire
Motor Specifications:
KV (unloaded): 3,300 RPM/VOLT
Watts: 195
Maximum RPM: 50,000
Motor Size: 2.07" x 1.41" (52.6 x 35.8mm)
Motor Weight: 6.6oz. (187.0g)
This product was added to our catalog on November 19, 2010.
If I had it to do over again I would probably buy the Tekin RS Gen 2 combo instead. I have nothing bad to say about this unit but I feel that for $50 extra dollars you can get the Tekin kit. I put one of those in my TLR 22T and I love it. I just think the Tekin kit is definitely worth the $50 bucks but for the money there is absolutely nothing wrong the havoc Pro Kit.)


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by Tom Dyson, Casey Research:
The Social Security trust fund is dead broke.
Some readers might find this hard to believe. Maybe the government is sending you a check every month. Clearly, this means the Social Security system has some money, right?
Not exactly.
In today's special essay, Tom Dyson, co-founder of the Palm Beach Research Group, discusses this serious issue. As he explains, the government took YOUR hard-earned money and spent it on its bloated staff and military adventures.
Social Security is now collapsing under its own weight, and there's nothing anyone can do to stop it. Soon, the government will have no choice but to cut Social Security benefits.
If you're depending on Social Security, you need to come up with a Plan B today. We'll explain how to shield your retirement at the end of today's essay.
Fact: The Social Security trust fund has no money in it.
In 2014, the Social Security Administration (SSA) took in $786 billion through the Federal Insurance Contributions Act tax… $73 billion short of the $859 billion needed to pay claims.
In plain English, Social Security was in deficit mode.
By 2026, the SSA will run up a cumulative deficit of $1.6 trillion.
Wait… what about all the money you, I, and every other American has paid in since 1935?
How is that possible?
We've been told for decades the Social Security trust fund holds trillions in assets (cumulative Social Security surplus revenues since 1935) that are collecting interest.
Particularly, at the end of 2014, we were told the trust fund owned over $2.8 trillion in assets.
This is a lie. There isn't one dollar in the Social Security trust fund. Nada. Zip. Zilch.
Remember, that $2.8 trillion sum is book assets, not actual dollars. The dollars were spent the minute the government collected taxes.
That's because the government isn't required to use money collected from Social Security toward Social Security purposes (according to the Supreme Court's ruling in Helvering v. Davis). So, it's used that money to fund everything from defense spending to payroll expenses.
The Treasury Department took in dollars from taxes but paid the SSA in paper IOUs… redeemable on a future date.
Translation: The left hand of the government took money from the right hand of the government and promised to pay it back on "some future date."
Consequently, there are no real assets in the Social Security trust fund.
Now, add a couple more problems to the mix. Social Security has had two problems from the start.
The first is retirement age. When the government designed the program in 1935, it set the retirement age at 65. At that time, the average life expectancy of a newborn was just 59 years. Most people wouldn't live long enough to collect benefits.
But the framers of Social Security didn't address the possibility that life expectancies would increase. Today, life expectancy in the United States is 79.9 years.
The second major problem is demographics. When Social Security began, there were 41.9 workers for every retiree. It isn't too difficult to fund a program where more than 40 workers support a single retiree.
But now, in 2016, there are just 2.8 workers supporting every person collecting Social Security benefits.
By 2030, the ratio will be 2:1.
There you have it. Zero dollars in the trust fund, higher life expectancies, and a big wave of people claiming more benefits.
Takeaway: More people are going to want money paid out for a lot longer… from an account that has no money in it.
No amount of financial smoke and mirrors will prevent the system from collapsing under its own weight.
Bottom line: If you're not actively working on a plan B for the coming Social Security cuts, you should be. In late 2015, with the closing of two massive Social Security loopholes ("File and Suspend" and "Restricted Application") as well as talks of other sneaky and indirect "clauses," Congress is giving big hints of what's to come in the months, years, and decades ahead.
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The Bubonic Plague (Black Death)
Disease the swept through Europe in the Middle Ages between 1347-1351
Killed 1/3 of Europe's population
Areas with the plague
Rats living on the trade ships helped spread the plague.
The plague started in Italy which was the center of European trade
The Flagellants
A groups of extreme Catholics who whipped themselves to make up for their sins
Many people believed that the plague was God punishing them for their sins.
The End of Feudalism
Serfs left manor to fill job vacancies
Peasants demanded higher wages which the rich resisted but gave in
Deaths in cities caused job vacancies
Movement into the cities to fill jobs made the manor obsolete
Jews were blamed, tortured, and burned.
Where the infection started
Mongols flung infected corpses in the city during a siege
Came along the Silk Road
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The orange Cherry hot pepper is a very hot round pepper resembling a cherry. The medium thick walls start dark green then change to orange. The fruits grow continuously and grow to about 1" across.Capsicum annuum 96% Germination rate 60-75 days from plant until harvest (after transplanting)
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This was an ideal grape growing season for chardonnay and low crop levels have given the wine additional concentration. Traditional Burgundian winemaking methods were used, including natural primary and secondary (malo-lactic) fermentations and maturation in a mixture of old and new French oak puncheons.
The aromas and flavours suggest citrus fruits, apricot, yellow fleshed peach and mango with complexing savoury overtones of oatmeal, toast, grilled mushrooms and vanilla pod. It is powerful and creamy on the palate but an underlying spine of natural minerality and acidity keep it tight and focused and help draw out the lingering after flavours.
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The CIA scandal keeps getting thicker, more layered as it comes out, going deeper into the past as it unravels in the present. Jill Kelley (not Paula Broadwell who made the first wave of headlines for having an affair with General David Petraeus—don't worry, we'll catch you up on the details in a moment) is reported to have received shirtless photos from an FBI agent. Which FBI agent? Oh, just the one who was INVESTIGATING PETRAEUS, making that one of the most bizarre conflict of interest cases in recent memory.
But there's more, apparently Ms. Kelley was quite popular. General John Allen, a four star general and Obama's nomination to be NATO's Supreme Allied Commander (which apparently is a thing that exists outside of video games), was outed for having 20,000 to 30,000 pages of "inappropriate communications" with Kelley. His nomination is now on hold.
Consider those numbers for a moment. War and Peace is 1,440 pages. Moby Dick is 535 pages. Combine those two, then multiply by ten, and you have the lower end of the number of pages of "inappropriate communications" between Allen and Kelley.
Some background for the uninitiated:
You all know the first part: Last Friday, General David Petraeus, who led operations for much of the Iraq War, the (then) current head of the CIA, possibly the most publicly celebrated military official of our time, announced that he was resigning because he had been unfaithful to his wife. Petraeus' mistress turned out to be Paula Broadwell, his biographer, who apparently took the idea of "embedded journalism a little too far."
Then things got weird: it came out that Broadwell had been sending threatening emails to another woman, Jill Kelley, who may have also been involved with Petraeus. Those emails were what would eventually out the Petraeus/Broadwell affair, because they led to an FBI investigation over suspicions that Broadwell had access to Petraeus' emails.
Latest revelations:
Some excellent investigative work by the blogger milowent shows that Paula Broadwell's Wikipedia page briefly stated that Petraeus was "one of her many conquests." That tidbit was taken down quickly. Whoever posted it did so anonymously, but it probably wasn't House Majority Leader, Republican Eric Cantor, who said recently that he knew about Petraeus and Broadwell's affair as far back as the summer.


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Godrej Nature's Basket MD Mohit Khattar gives his views on what the retail sector can look forward to in 2012:
Given the current outlook of the economy, for some part of the year, there could be potential consumer cut back on spending and banks could tighten their lending norms. This could lead to the Indian organized retailers being under some pressure and impact mass, undifferentiated retailers temporarily. It could lead to the tightening of inventory norms and investments that could lead towards a more efficient supply chain on one end and greater price cuts and offers for consumers on the other end.
Premium and niche retailers that cater to relatively well heeled and discerning consumers are expected to buck the trend and will continue to do well. We don't expect discretionary spending from this sector to be impacted.
Overall the Indian growth story is strong and therefore the confidence in the organised Indian retail sector also remains robust.
We are also closer to FDI in multi brand retail than at any time before. Once allowed this could see a few re-alignments in the industry and the emergence of newer players.
Online retailing will continue to emerge from the shadows of physical retailing across a myriad of sectors that will both surprise as well as shock. Profitability in this sector could be, however, as tough as in physical retailing.


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gun movie, still a classic even though it was hated by most critics! - roblist
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So Underrated! This movies deserve be number 1! No other movie is in the same genre as this movie. Original masterpiece that hits me every time!V 1 Comment
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This won some awards I think - Ajkloth
Get this to #1 - jack2244
A British comedy satire about a group of unemployed men who decide that doing a strip show is the only way to earn big.
The final dance and the Hot Stuff post office scene were showstoppers.
L. A Confidential wished it could be as entertaining as The Full Monty. The latter is a sweet natured satire about a group of unempolyed Brits attempting to strike rich by performing a strip show to rival the Chip 'n' DalesV 1 Comment
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Psoriasis (cont.)
Psoriasis Prognosis
Psoriasis is more of an inconvenience in most cases than it is threatening. However, it is a chronic disease for which there is no true cure. The itching and peeling of skin can lead to significant pain and self-esteem issues. By far, the patient's quality of life is affected most with plaque psoriasis. Self-consciousness and embarrassment about appearance, inconvenience, and high costs of treatment options all affect one's outlook when living with psoriasis.
Complications of the disease are relatively uncommon. Many of the complications of plaque psoriasis are related to the treatments used for the disease. Systemic steroids (steroid pills or steroid injections) are not recommended in the routine management of psoriasis. They may appear to work very well, but once the medication is discontinued the patient may develop a much more severe form of the disease. These include pustular psoriasis (pus-containing bumps or patches on the skin) or erythrodermic psoriasis ("red skin," in which the entire skin becomes red, swollen, and painful). Oversensitivity to the sun is possible with many of the treatment options (especially phototherapy).
Some cases of plaque psoriasis are associated with psoriatic arthritis. Most of the medications which help psoriatic arthritis also help the skin.
Anxiety, depression, or stress may worsen symptoms and increase the tendency to itch.
Methotrexate, PUVA, cyclosporine, and oral retinoids all have helped to induce and maintain remission in severe cases of plaque psoriasis.
It has recently become apparent that most patients with psoriasis are predisposed to diabetes, obesity, and cardiovascular disease. It is important that such patients seek good overall medical care aside from simply treating their skin disease.
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Sunday 14 October 1990
It was Sunday, under the sign of Libra. The US president was George H. W. Bush (Republican).
Famous people born on this day include Alexandra Krosney and Jordan Clark.
In that special week of October people in US were listening to Praying For Time by George Michael.
In UK Show Me Heaven by Maria McKee was in the top 5 hits.
Night of the Living Dead, directed by Tom Savini, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1990
while Four Past Midnight by Stephen King was one of the best selling books.
On TV people were watching Les nuls, l'émission.
If you liked videogames you were probably playing Bigfoot or DuckTales: The Quest for Gold.
But much more happened that day: find out below..
You can also have a look at the whole 1990 or at October 14 across the years.
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- Teachers' Day, or National Education Day in Poland
- World Standards Day (from ISO, IEC, ITU)
- RC Saints - Pope Callistus I
- World Organ Donation Day
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- Alexandra Krosney: American actress.
- Jordan Clark: Cricket Player.
- Mark-Francis Vandelli: Reality Star.
- Ray : Pop Singer.
- Ballout : Rapper.
- Raquel Diaz: American wrestler and singer
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- Leonard Bernstein: American musician, a pianist, conductor and composer of symphonies, ballets, musical comedies, chamber music and film scores; a fabulous talent.
- Cathy Gerring wins LPGA Trophee Urban World Golf Championship
- Jeff Goldblum and wife Geena Davis file for divorce
- San Francisco 49ers' Joe Montana passes for six touchdowns versus Atlanta Falcons (45-35).
- Cold War: Soviet Union leader Mikhail Gorbachev is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to lessen Cold War tensions and reform his nation.
- South Africa ends segregation of libraries, trains, buses, toilets, swimming pools, and other public facilities.
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Which were the top hits in that special week of October 1990 ?
Top #10 songs in the USA
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Dani Carvajal was the hero as Real Madrid beat Sevilla 3-2 to win the Super Cup, while Jose Mourinho has hit out at critical opposition managers.
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Zinedine Zidane has played down speculation over James Rodriguez's future after he was omitted from the starting lineup for the European Super Cup.
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A powerful performer, comedian Vic DiBitetto churns energy, honesty and humanity into nonstop laughter. His pace is frenetic. His material vivid and true. From his first words, to his famous, word-free, mannequin head encore, DiBitetto leaves his audience breathless with laughter.
Vic is a frequent contributer to 95.5 PLJ's "The Todd Show" with his Ticked Off Vic segment, as well as an internet sensation with over 20 million YouTube views and his now famous Bread and Milk rant.
He is also featured in Kevin James' new movie Mall Cop: Blart 2 coming out in April 2015, featured in a video roll-in segment in the play Italian Bred currently in LA and coming to Broadway (Fall 2014), starring in an untitled prime time Hulu Original scripted sit-com coming in Fall 2014, and a featured performer on the online Funny For Money site (Comedy Central and YouTube venture).
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The Christmas shopping is almost done. Today I picked up some stocking stuffers for Jake and sent off some gifts to relatives in between picking up groceries as well. It was nice, actually, to get some time to myself to shop. Tomorrow Jake and I shop for Handy Dad, and I am hoping to be completely done by dinner time tomorrow.
I found this article awhile ago about gift cards. They aren't gifts, it claims. Gift cards apparently say, "There. Checked you off my list."
Not to me they don't. I love gift cards, especially ones from the movie theatre or Starbucks because they force me to actually spend money on something I really don't need, rather then succumbing to the pressure to buy something I do. Give me a Starbucks card and I stretch that baby out, taking in every sip of enjoyment for weeks. I take time for myself that I don't otherwise, and for me that alone is a wonderful gift. It's so much better then trinkets that I don't need, CDs I don't like, and inspirational books that I end up giving away. I enjoy getting them from family members that live far away, because honestly, shipping is a pain-I understand that. I just spent $24 today to ship a few measly gifts myself.
However on the other hand, the author has a point-if we really don't know each other even enough to pick out a gift that we'll enjoy, maybe we should just forgo the whole gift thing in the first place.
What do you think? Do you buy gift cards? Do you like to receive them? Tell me in the comments.
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The key to learning to code is learning to think like a computer--which is a hard thing to do. "It requires structured thinking, ability to abstract details away, and there's little margin for error--one little typo and your program might do something entirely different from what you wanted," says game developer Rui Viana. "The real world just doesn't work like that, so it's hard to get your head around it." Which is precisely why Viana created Cargo-Bot, a simple iPad app that turns "thinking like a computer" into a genuinely addictive puzzle game. It's like
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Trent Bridge: Sri Lanka thrashed New Zealand by 48 runs and stormed into the semi finals of Twenty 20 World Cup at Trent Bridge.
Spinner Ajantha Mendis claimed 3-9 in three overs as the Kiwis collapsed to 110 all out in reply to their opponents' total of 158-5.
It was a horrible batting performance from New Zealand batsmen with just three batsmen -- Martin Guptill (43 off 34 balls), Aaron Redmond (23) and Brendon McCullum (10) -- managing double figures as their last eight wickets fell for just 48 runs.
Earlier electing to bat, Mahela Jayawardene struck an unbeaten 41 while Tillakaratne Dilshan's made a classy 48 to help Sri Lanka post 158 for five on the board.
Defending the total, Sri Lankan skipper Kumar Sangakkara's experiment to start with Sanath Jayasuriya did not really click as Redmond got New Zealand off to a flier, picking up 14 runs of the third over.
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A great little digital audio solution. Packages includes the award winning M-DAC and M-PWR stereo power amplifier.
The M-DAC, an eagerly awaited, new standalone D/A converter finally makes its debut as a replacement for the award-winning 8000DAC introduced in 1992.
The M-DAC is housed in a smart styling aluminium case with solid build and ample connectivity. Alongside the USB input with Asynchronous data processing, there are two each of coaxial and optical digital inputs, and one each of coaxial and optical digital outputs. Audio signal is provided via RCA single-ended and XLR balanced audio outputs.
A wand like remote control handset allows you to switch inputs, select from preset digital filters and alter the display. The large clear screen allows you to see what input is being used and the sample rate being received. High-res 24-bit/192kHz music files can be played on the M-DAC via the coaxial input, while optical and USB inputs support 24-bit/96kHz data.
A 40W per channel stereo power amplifier with excellent sound quality in a compact chasis, designed to match the Q-DAC and M-DAC. With both balanced and unbalanced analogue inputs, the MPWR is a cost effective amplifier with a high performance electronic design capable of driving all loudspeakers with impedance of 4 to 8 ohms. An IEC mains power inlet is positioned on the rear panel along with twin four way binding posts for loudspeaker connections.
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• Asynchronous USB supporting 24-bit/96kHz with remote control of PC / MAC Media Player via HID support
• High current, high linearity RCA single-ended & XLR true balanced with fully discrete J-FET CROSS* Class A output stages and built-in headphone amplifier
• Selectable DAC mode or Digital Pre-amplifier mode, allowing direct connection to power amplifiers and active speakers in digital only systems
• 2.7" high contrast OLED display
• "Actual"or"Nominal"Sampling Frequency display – displays the TRUE input sampling frequency with 1Hz resolution
• Digital level meters in dB with peak hold
• CD / DVD SPDIF subcode embedded Track and Time Display
• Advanced de-jittered optical and coaxial SPDIF output, with USB to SPDIF output.
• Full remote control + external remote / BUS I/O loop
• 26 internal regulated supply rails with 10 ultra low noise, low impedance discrete regulators
• 7 user selectable digital filters – fully software upgradeable via the USB port
• Organic ultra low ESR capacitors, high tolerance polypropylene film / foil capacitors, ultra stable very low VCR 0.1% MELF SMD resistors, 4 layer PCB
• External upgradeable power supply interface for a future upgrade path
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- DAC - ESS Sabre32 9018 chip
- Resolution - 32 Bits
- Maximum Sampling Frequency - 84.672MHz
- Digital input - 2 x 24-bit/192kHz coaxial ,2 x 24-bit/96kHz Toslink optical, 1 x 24-bit/96kHz USB
- Digital output - 1 x coaxial, 1x Toslink optical
- Output voltage - RCA: 2.25V RMS,XLR: 4.5V RMS
- Total Harmonic Distortion - RCA: <0.002%; XLR: <0.0008%
- Frequency response - RCA: <0.002%; XLR: <0.0008%
- Dynamic range - RCA: >115dB;XLR: >122dB
- Crosstalk - RCA: <-120dB; XLR: <-130dB
- Dimensions (H x W x D) - 59 x 250 x 252 mm
- Standard accessories - power cord, remote control handset, batteries, user manual
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- harmonic distortion: <0.008% (10W 1kHz)
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Comedian Patrice O Neal
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Comedian Patrice O Neal, When news broke on Tuesday that comedian Patrice O'Neal had died at 41 from complications of a stroke, those closest to him began to react to the sad news.
Ricky Gervais is one of the many friends and celebrity fans who has reacted to the news, recalling a fondness for the comedian's sense of humor and wit. "One of my favourite stand up comedians," he tweeted.
"So sad. RIP," Kevin Smith added. "I shared some air & some air time with the man on O&A & he was always funny & thoughtful. Patrice — he WILL be missed."
"Saturday Night Live" star Seth Meyers remembered the comic on Twitter as well. "RIP Patrice O'Neal," he wrote. "A day spent watching clips of him on-line is a day well spent."
Dane Cook knew the comic for a long time, and he shared his memories of him on Twitter. "I started my career w/ Patrice O'Neal," he wrote. "He was 1 of the best ever. Fond memories of road gigs, late night eats & laughs."
Pro wrestler Chris Jericho, who knew O'Neal when he worked as a writer for the WWE, also tweeted about his passing. "Sad to hear about Patrice O'Neal. … I met him when he was a WWE writer and worked w him many times," he wrote. "Sweet guy and very funny! God bless u man."
O'Neal frequently appeared on "Tough Crowd With Colin Quinn," and after hearing of his death, the "SNL" alum also took to Twitter: "Thanks to everybody for the Patrice ONeal comments. One of a kind. In heaven right now, charming half and infuriating half, then reversing."
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When the going gets tough, and it often does when one attempts 'advanced living,' what do you do?After my weekend in Canada, my week was a rough come down. My period started; I was physically exhausted and sleep deprived. My son turned five and we threw a larger than usual birthday party. My in-laws came to town. And my husband and I took some risks while at the same time excavating some intense relationship stuff. Did I reach out to friends? Did I fall back on the foundations of my … [Read more...]
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Into the Woods
I went to Canada, into the woods, and thought I was going on vacation. How wrong I was.I expected fun, laughter, and trees. I got all of that. Fun was had, in a variety of forms. There was laughter. The grey mists against the deep greens of the trees and floating on the surface of the lake fed the Alaskan part of my soul. The camp site was not as spectacular as I'd hoped and the food wasn't very good. But it was the surprises...... Oh, the surprises.The first great surprise was mead. … [Read more...]
Maxim Monday: Nothing to Excess
I have many people in my life who are passionate, possibly even obsessive, about their work or their hobbies or their loves. I fall into that camp, as well. It's important to devote the necessary time, energy, focus and love toward any thing we want to excel at - and I don't mean excel in a sense that there is something to 'achieve.' A thriving relationship takes time, effort, and focus. Finishing a challenging and beautiful book might take those things too.But to balance and refuel passion … [Read more...]
Sweet Vacation
Today I am leaving on vacation. I am going to Canada. Without my family. It's been nearly a year since I did something longer than 4 hours without them. I am ready to recharge my batteries.I'm headed to the Gathering For Life On Earth. Pretty cheesy name, but so far, I've found the people on the FB group friendly and the list of activities enticing. Plus, it's only an hour or so outside of Vancouver, BC, so it is guaranteed to be beautiful. It's been a decade since I've been to Canada. I … [Read more...]
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Last night I was chanting Om Namah Shivaya. My son, who will be 5 at the end of the month, was listening."Mama, do some chants for Kali," he said."I'm chanting to Shiva right now," I answered. "We can do some chants for Kali tomorrow."With such conviction he said to me, "Shiva and Kali are the same, Mama. Shiva is just a nickname for her."***There's something to think about. … [Read more...]
Maxim Monday: Do a favor for a friend
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Blog: 2016
As we publish our new briefing, Richard Murray considers the wider context of increasing demand and activity in English hospitals.
Chris Naylor looks at whether mental health is being considered carefully enough in the development of sustainability and transformation plans.
Following Jeremy Hunt's comments about whether the creation of a general management class in the NHS in the 1980s had been a mistake, Matthew Lewis reflects on whether this is the case – and how clinical leadership can be better developed.
Ben Collins reflects on the reasons behind the failure of the UnitingCare contract, and lessons that have been learnt for commissioning in the NHS.
Widespread dismay greeted the omission of any reference in the 2016 Autumn Statement to the perilous state of social care funding. Richard Humphries looks at the options available.
Following our recent event on keeping people safer in the health and care system, David Naylor reflects on how the 'implementation gap' between theory and practice can be narrowed.
With the publication of a new national framework for improvement and leadership development in NHS-funded services, Michael West considers how it offers optimism and practical next steps for a beleaguered NHS.
Over the summer, a judicial review ruled that NHS England has the legal power to fund the use of anti-retroviral drugs (pre-exposure prophylaxis or PrEP) for HIV prevention as well as for treatment.
With recent research from Age UK suggesting that 1.2 million older people are not receiving the social care they need, Anna Charles looks at how this issue appears to be slipping under the radar.
With recent discussion around the lack of patient and public involvement in the development of STPs so far, Mark Doughty considers how this can be addressed moving forward.
Lynsey Hawker looks through The King's Fund's archive to explore how guidance on what constitutes good-quality patient information has changed over the years.
With the much-anticipated Autumn Statement next week and NHS financial pressures hitting the headlines, Chris Ham considers the political context and what lies ahead for a health service on the brink.
Ahead of next week's Autumn Statement, Nicholas Timmins compares the financial pressures currently facing the health and care system with those weathered by other sectors in the past.
As we publish the first results from our new monitoring of general practice, Emily Northern looks at the challenges facing the sector and asks why doctors choose to become GPs.
Reflecting on insight from the high-performing Mayo Clinic in Minnesota, Chris Ham considers how its values could be applied to improve performance and outcomes in the NHS.
Drawing on the findings of our report on sustainability and transformation plans, Nicola Walsh considers how local leaders and organisations will need to work together to ensure the plans lead to real improvements in care.
Professor Don Berwick was appointed to support the new care model vanguards to learn from international best practice. Here, he assesses the progress the vanguards have made to date and considers how to share the lessons learnt.
As we publish a joint statement on health and social care, Richard Humphries considers the rising levels of concern in the social care sector about funding and quality of care.
David Buck looks at the complex issue of whether local public health services should be funded through business rates, and proposes a set of conditions that need to be met before this option is pursued.
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"The Principal Story" captures a year in the life of two dynamic public school principals in Illinois. Veteran principal Kerry Purcell has led Harvard Park Elementary in the state capital of Springfield for six years; Tresa D. Dunbar, Ph.D., is in her second year as principal at Chicago's Henry H. Nash Elementary on the city's tough west side. They differ in temperament, age, race and experience. Yet they share a striking demographic challenge: Their students are overwhelmingly from low-income families. At Harvard Park, the number is 87%. At Nash, virtually every student - a shocking 98% of the student body - comes from a low-income family. With this fact come a host of familiar problems - lack of funding, teacher turnover, low attendance rates, low test scores and the corresponding lures of drugs, gangs and violence. Purcell and Dunbar share a couple of other things, too. One is an irrepressible determination to see that poverty d sn't prevent their students from getting a good education. The other is an uncanny knack for delivering on that determination.


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The US right wing currently has so much power that it no longer feels the need to justify its form of lawlessness. The concentration of wealth has created a culture of cruelty.
Donald Trump sent his interior secretary to make a pointed threat against Lisa Murkowski over her health care vote.
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The Miraflores Locks are perhaps the principal tourist attraction of Panama City. Visitors are more than willing to pay the $15 admission to a state-of-the-art museum espousing the grandeur of this enormous emblem of human engineering and its contribution to the global economy. There is another museum, though.
It appears that the US is not the only nation forced to tiptoe around a blundering, blockading Republican-dominated Congress. In fact, the monumental COP21 climate talks in Paris were forced to create an agreement that was crafted to specifically leave them out of the equation.
For only the second time in House of Representatives history, a committee boasts women Members of Congress in both the Chair and Ranking Member leadership roles. In fact, the chair of this committee will be Representative Marsha Blackburn from my own home state of Tennessee. So why am I not celebrating this watershed moment forwomen in Congressional leadership?
The anti-Muslim rhetoric in the US keeps getting worse. Now, Donald Trump has called for a complete ban on Muslim immigrants to the United States. The way Trump sounded an alarm about the danger of Muslims within our midst, blaming immigration, has some parallels with the dramatic electoral success of the extreme right in France.
Twenty years ago the people of Ireland voted to allow divorce yet, today, Ireland has the lowest divorce rate in the European Union. Understanding the role of marriage among the Irish can help us understand why.
With nuclear weapons, what could possibly go wrong? The short answer is: Everything.
Nuclear weapons could be launched by accident or miscalculation. There have already been several close calls related to false warnings nearly leading to actual launches, which would most likely have led to retaliatory responses. These false warnings are all the more dangerous for the US and Russia knowing that each side keeps hundreds of nuclear weapons on high alert, ready to be launched in moments of an order to do so.
A society's prison system mirrors the society. What does America's say about America?
Some numbers: With only five percent of the world's population, the U.S. has more than 20 percent of the world's prison population. America has the largest actual prison head count in the world and the second-highest per-capita incarceration rate (first place is held via a statistical oddity by the tiny Seychelles island nation.) In the U.S., from 1978 to 2014, the prison population rose 408 percent, to the point where the nation is closing in on a full one percent of the entire population being in prison proper. If you include all forms of correctional control - prison, jail, parole and probation - about three percent of Americans are included. The numbers are currently as high as they have ever been in history.
Will 2015 be remembered in history as a year when the human race decided to abandon the lessons of Hiroshima and Nagasaki? If the first part of this year saw the Review Conference of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) ending in a failure, the closing of 2015 might witness a final and de facto expansion of the nuclear weapons club. Not surprisingly, the mayors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki have spoken out strongly against the proposed agreement, which the Japanese prime minister might sign during his visit to India this weekend. In an extraordinary move, the two mayors - Kazumi Matsui and Tomihisa Taue - held a press conference issuing a joint statement and urged Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to abandon the nuclear supply agreement with India.
The greenwashing of some of the world's biggest polluters' by European public relations and lobbying consultancies is exposed in a new report released today. As the COP21 Paris climate summit enters its second week, "The climate smokescreen - PR companies lobbying for big polluters in Europe", by Corporate Europe Observatory, presents case studies of seven public relations firms with climate-destructive clients.
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In a previous report we quantified the apparently complex and irregular distribution of pancreatic islets in the guinea pig by showing that they formed a set of cluster or correlation dimension approximately 2.5. Here we show that this distribution holds in a wide range of mammalian species and through ontogenetic development in the guinea pig. These results suggest that islet formation follows an iterative or fractal rule which is universal among mammals.
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1. Evgeni Malkin, Penguins: The big man has taken over this series. He scored twice in the first, including the eventual game winner with just 12 seconds left in the period, and now has six goals and nine points through the first three games. His hands have been soft as Egyptian cotton, but it's been his willingness to battle along the boards and drive to the net that has left Carolina's defenders grasping at the wind in his wake.

2. Sidney Crosby, Penguins: His efforts might have been overshadowed by the scoring exploits of No. 71, but Crosby was just as effective. He set up Malkin's first goal, then counted the second on a nifty backhand that set the 'Canes back on their heels. The rest of the way he set the tone defensively, helping gum up Carolina's offense with some dogged work in his own zone.

3. Cam Ward, Hurricanes: A pity vote? Ah, maybe a little. Ward again was lit up by the Penguins, allowing five goals on 40 shots. But brother, some of those 35 saves were humdingers, the kind that kept the score deceptively closer than it should have been. If the rest of his teammates were performing at his level, the 'Canes wouldn't have one foot in the grave.


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Standard rooms have an approximate 25 sqm. With queen size beds, and with safe, minibar and hair dryer. Also the TV is by satellite. Some of them are interiors and other are with street view.
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Labor Department policy would deem NBA racist
The Labor Department is operating under a legal theory — disparate impact — that holds if a company's hiring procedure doesn't reflect the demographics of their physical locale, then the outcome of their hiring process should be treated exactly the same as if the company deliberately excluded minorities from employment.
Mike Lee's war against the 'black hole' of corporatism
Utah Senator: "The more power government amasses, the more privileges are bestowed on the government's friends, the more businesses invest in influence instead of innovation, the more advantages accrue to the biggest special interests with the most to spend on politics and the most to lose from fair competition."
Washington Examiner: Illinois politicians forced home care workers into union that donates heavily to them
The Supreme Court will soon decide if a state can force subsidized home care workers to join a union.


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A delightful four bedroom character cottage that has been refurbished throughout and is situated in a sought-after rural location with far reaching views and attractive garden
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Humber Cottage features a superb country kitchen/dining room with a beamed gabled ceiling, log burning stove and a range of cottage style units with a butler sink and a master cooker. This room has a solid wood floor and twin French doors to the garden plus a velux window that floods the room with natural light. The country kitchen has ample dining space and makes an excellent entertaining area. Adjacent to the kitchen there is a tiled entrance hall and access to the ground floor cloakroom. Following on from hall is a large reception room, currently used as playroom/study with French doors to the garden and integral storage/workstation.
Steps lead to the sitting room, a bright and spacious triple aspect room with a feature working fireplace and French doors to the sun terrace. Passing through an inner hall you reach the bedroom quarters of the property. There are two ground floor bedrooms in this part of the house with the larger one having an inset ornamental fireplace and a modern en-suite shower room with tiled underfloor heating. The family bathroom/shower room is also in this part of the also with underfloor heating. There are stairs from the hall that lead to a bright first-floor landing and two double bedrooms that both have superb far reaching countryside views and built in storage. A modern cloakroom is also situated on the first floor.
A large lawn garden surrounds Humber Cottage and features numerous flowerbeds, apple trees and a lovely walled boundary. There is a paved sun terrace accessible from the main reception room and a paved pathway along the side of the house. A large gravel driveway provides ample off-road parking and leads to a substantial double timber garage.
Slinfold village is highly sought after as it combines a rural feel with accessibility to Horsham and nearby facilities. The village has a highly regarded Church of England primary school with pre-school, nursery schools, community village shop, church, village hall and a highly regarded public house. The sports facilities include a thriving football and cricket club (Colts) and a tennis club with all weather courts. There are excellent local sports facilities at Slinfold Golf & Country Club and Christ's Hospital School. Slinfold benefits from its proximity to both Horsham and Christ's Hospital railway stations, and has a regular bus service.
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A new study ranks countries in terms of how accessible and how affordable higher education is. Finland came out on top in both categories. The U.S. came in 12th in affordability and 4th in accessibility (via The Chronicle of Higher Education).
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im nadeem, 22 male from Pakistan sialkot.student of FA in form University of islamabad,
i want to go abroad for study n work but i belong to poor family.plz some one help me so kindly
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USA is, I guess, going through a post-peak period (somewhat similar to UK when the British Empire was off-loaded) but this need not be the end. The fact that everybody's talking about Decline and Fall (via free speech including free-press/internet) must reassure you that you can fix this. Matt Taibbi in Rolling Stone is the voice to listen to.
Thanks again for the VOA advice via a Comment you put on my blog. It was typically American (kind and generous) of you. Do not not think I have forgotten those nice food parcels back in the War! AFN was good too…
Good student needs good institution..
Everything is for the Elite and rich people. Nothing for poors and needy students…
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Sonim, the creator of the 'toughphone', has teamed up with another ruggedised brand to release a host of durable handsets.
Sonim and Land Rover will launch the Land Rover S1 and Land Rover S2 G4 by mid-2009, with a third device (as of yet unamed) arriving later in the year.
So far there are no pictures of the handsets, but we are told all three will be completely submersible and Bluetooth-compliant. They will be certified to withstand salt, fog, humidity, transport and thermal shock, as well as a 1.6-metre drop onto concrete from any angle. The handsets promise a degree of style as well as brawn with recognised designer Scott Wilson said to be involved in development.
All three devices will be packaged in durable, water-resistant, ruggedised, protective casing.
It has been a busy last week for Sonim after also announcing the launch of the Sonim XP3 toughphone.


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Backtests, Damned Backtests and Statistics
What would you do if someone were to claim his investment strategy has beaten the market 100% of the time? You might be distrustful of the claim. Rightly.
Or you might buy it. And buy it and buy it and buy it and buy it!
I was left shaking my head at an advertisement by ScientificBeta, a venture of the prestigious EDHEC-Risk Institute, which puts the "100%" in giant boldface type. That, the ad says, is the "historical probability of outperformance, calculated for a 3-year investment horizon," of the index it's pushing.
Note the use of the word "historical." I take this to mean the results are based on a backtest, meaning, this is what history tells you has been the case. Since we're all human, the hope is that it will also be the case in the future. The math looks real: A footnote says the period of analysis was the ten years ending in 2013, in rolling 1-week increments.
I don't doubt the math is what ScientificBeta says it is. For all I know, this index may represent a truly great investing strategy. But that's not the point.
The world and the market, and thus the statistics into which you can cram the history of the world's markets, are so complex and variegated that you can always look back to find what would have been the last decade's killer strategy.
Indeed, far from being rare, the amazing thing about statistical analysis of financial markets is how common such killer strategies are when you've got the advantage of hindsight.
I was reminded of this by a recent piece of Vanguard Group research. Mock research, really. The firm's Joel Dickson and colleagues found investors could have beaten the market over roughly two decades 26 different ways simply by grouping components of the S&P 500 by letter of the alphabet and applying an "equal weight" method.
Alcoa (AA) with Apple (AAPL) and the A's, Berkshire Hathaway (BRKA, BRKB) and Broadcom (BRCM) with the B's. Apply the "equal weight" and they all end up huge winners. I called it the "BS Index."
Others' distaste for too-perfect math goes farther. In "Pseudo-Mathematics and Financial Charlatanism: The Effects of Backtest Overfitting on Out-of-Sample Performance," David H. Bailey, Jonathan M. Borwein, Marcos Lopez de Prado and Qiji Jim Zhu argued that "overfitting" backtests is tantamount to fraud.
The point: Investors don't know how many hypotheses the managers examined, didn't like, and chucked out, before they found the perfect backtest. The more the data is tortured, the likelier the result is just a fluke. So: How often is a fluke passed off as "alpha," or some kind of amazing financial innovation?
You don't have to go as far as Bailey & co. to think attaching "100%" to any index is a bad idea. It's too close to suggesting the strategy is failproof. No investment strategy is failproof.
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Popular YouTube star Jesse Wellens, known on for his practical jokes on his channel Prank vs Prank, is out with a new video.
This time around the prankster can be seen in a new avatar, a rapper who goes by the name "Chip Chocolate."
Jesse sings and does the "Cookie Dance", in which he shares his love for chocolate chip cookies and biscuits.
In an interview to Entertainment Weekly he said:
"The goal of "Cookie Dance" is to try and get children and their parents to both get involved, something they can share together. It's something in the kitchen they can do together. I don't think you can do this with a lot of hip-hop songs now on main stream music, where kids and adults can all get down together."
The viral music video garnered over 1.8 million hits in less than a week.
He could be the human form of Cookie Monster, don't you think?
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Outsiders continue to reign supreme at the UWM Democratic debate
It kind of said it all when an observer in the Facebook "swag room" at the Democratic Debate Thursday night commented that it was basically the Bernie Sanders room: Get free stuff!
Reporters grabbed the free stuff: Rubik's cubes, orange dietary supplements, yo-yos, brats, snacks and canvas bags. And they say the media is dying. Not quite. There's a lot of money in the media at this level. At least social media: Facebook, which co-sponsored the debate, is flush.
The media and national political elite descended on the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, taking over the union ballroom and giving the university – which has been struggling with devastating budget cuts – a blast of free media undoubtedly worth millions. Outside, protesters demanded free education, calling it a right. Inside, Hillary didn't take long to trash Gov. Scott Walker and decry his lack of support for higher education (it's frankly hard to argue with the latter).
Notables ranging from Sen. Tammy Baldwin to Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch swanned around the media center before and mainly after the debate to address the press. After the debate, however, neither Hillary nor Bernie made the post-performance rounds; the Wisconsin power-brokers who came in the room (Baldwin, Tom Barrett, Gwen Moore) supported Clinton.
Outside, though, the intensity was decidedly anti-establishment. People are tired of the lot of them: big media, big parties, big donors. This is what's interesting: It's happening on both sides. Yes, as they say, the poles do meet.
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You know what? I'm tired of the lot of them too. So sometimes I kind of secretly like what Trump and Sanders both stand for when it comes, at least, to how they would smash and upend the status quo. I've seen the political process up close and been frankly disgusted by it. Who doesn't want an underdog – if a billionaire can be called one ...
The problem is it's impossible to imagine what America would look like at the end of a Bernie Sanders OR a Donald Trump presidency. And that's kind of scary. So I have a love-hate relationship with this anti-establishment stuff. If we're going to blow up the political process, I'd rather it not be done by a socialist. Or a reality star who wants to toss Muslims out of the country (I mean, what?).
Maybe John Kasich or Marco Rubio will gather steam. As for Rubio being labeled a robot, 95 percent of those on stage are robots. Except for Bernie and Trump ...
If Bernie and Trump end up squaring off in a general election, it will make wonderful column fodder, but I might have to move to Ireland (only half joking). We will see if Bernie's support can make it through South Carolina and other states outside his Northeastern comfort zone.
Hillary is in big trouble, obviously. The media buzz was all about staff shakeups in the Hillary camp. She seemed cool and collected on the debate stage, but maybe too cool and collected. Yes, it was robotic, and we can all write the script at this point, other than one big moment. Call it Hillary's gamble: She attached herself firmly to Barack Obama, lavishing him with praise while trashing Bernie for trashing Obama (off strategy since the president is controversial, although less so with Democrats of course, but Hillary had tried to create some distance between herself and him).
"One of us ran against Barack Obama. I was not that candidate," Bernie said as Hillary glared. Bern! And that was the end of that.
Hillary can't shake the pernicious perception that she represents the past and the inside game, that she's fundamentally dishonest, and that she fails to move people. I can imagine her hunkered down in deep political conversation with Bill, upset about how it's "happening again." Again, there's an upstart candidate threatening to depose Hillary just as she's about to grab the brass ring.
On the debate stage, she trotted out the typical talking points. A Hillary America sounds at least somewhat less radical than a Bernie America (I'd like to keep a little of my money, thank you. And can you imagine Bernie squaring off against ISIS or Putin? I mean, c'mon).
I do think the Democrats have points, however, on some issues. For example, as the candidates noted on the debate stage, it's appalling that Wisconsin leads the nation in the black incarceration rate, and we should all be concerned about that. I get confused by the Democrats' talking points, though. They're against mass incarceration – when Tom Barrett isn't giving another angry news conference blasting criminals and calling for tougher juvenile penalties, anyway. And someone needs to tell both Hillary and Bernie that Dontre Hamilton was not unarmed if you count the baton that he was swinging at an officer.
However, I don't think support for Bernie (or Trump) is logical. This is the part that Hillary just innately doesn't have and didn't have Thursday at UWM either: passion. She seems calculated; Bernie seems authentic. She appeals to the head; he generates an emotional response in people. And this is powerful.
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The protesters and some students inside, who were largely locked out of the debate, decried the insider game that keeps the political process in the hands of a few elites. They don't want the insider candidates anymore, and they don't want the candidates the "big media" tells them to pick.
The Democratic National Committee didn't get the "we're angry at the elites" message, parceling out tickets as if they were Willie Wonka golden tickets with only about 25 reserved for college students themselves. Instead, the tickets were parceled out to party insiders and the like. The same was true at the Republican debate in Milwaukee, of course.
This didn't sit well with Oliver Edward, 25, who was so hacked off that he couldn't get in the debate that he stood outside the media filing center on campus with a big sign that read, "Cancelled my classes, but thanks for the 25 student tickets for a 30,000 student campus."
"I was excited, but I just got vague emails," he said. UWM PR told the student news site Media Milwaukee that the ticket process was controlled by the DNC.
Edward was upset that "bigwigs" got into the debate and that students had to suffer through the inconvenience of the whole show but were largely locked out of it.
"They caused huge disruption," he said, noting that two of his classes were cancelled, including one in world politics.
Nicholas Stamates, 20, a history major, was also upset about the lack of tickets for students. He theorized the "campus is pro Bernie, and they want Hillary people" in the debate. His two favorite candidates? Bernie and ... Trump. He likes their positions on trade. Something is definitely in the air.
Outside, a mini Woodstock or Occupy Milwaukee type scene unfolded, and there did, indeed, seem to be more intensity for Bernie than Hillary there, although some protesters with megaphones trashed both candidates, saying, "No more war! Do you see that Bernie and Hillary!"
They waved around Palestinian flags, called for an end to the drug war, trashed the DNC and its "cronies," demanded a $15 minimum wage and waved around Black Lives Matter signs.
So why did more people seem to be holding Bernie signs aloft?
"He's for the people. He's the first candidate in my entire life who is not the lesser of two evils," said Cassie Maher, 25, of Oshkosh. "He's genuine."
She doesn't appreciate the older feminists who have recently trashed young women for not supporting the female candidate, saying she supports candidates for "what they stand for, not what they are."
Asked specifically why she likes Bernie, she said a few generalities, more topical than specific. Bernie's appeal is emotional.
There were some Hillary supporters. Rachel Barry, 39, of Chicago, was one of them. It seemed like both campaigns pushed their supporters to come protest from out of town. Asked why she preferred Hillary, she said she was a Buddhist, and "Buddhism has been infiltrated by Chinese spies, and she's the only person onto that dynamic."
She also thinks Hillary is more qualified.
But if the New Hampshire results are any indication, as well as the scene around UWM Thursday, the "establishment" – and the candidates who seem tied to it on BOTH sides – better take this movement seriously.
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Harcourts Victoria has appointed Adam Hinds as its franchise development manager as the business focuses on growing its footprint.
Mr Hinds' role will be to help grow the business and satisfy demand for new offices.
He previously worked at home-moving consumer service connectnow, where he acted as the key contact between connectnow consumers and Harcourts International.
Harcourts Victoria chief executive Sadhana Smiles said Mr Hinds brings extensive sales and recruitment experience to his new role.
"Adam's background and knowledge of the real estate industry, from both a supplier and sales perspective, will play an instrumental role in Harcourts Victoria's expansion goal to be the number one network in Victoria," Ms Smiles said.
Mr Hinds said he was drawn to Harcourts Victoria because of its aggressive growth strategy.
"The challenge of a new role and helping guide the network's strategic plan for the growth of quality franchises is what I'm looking forward to," he said.
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San Jose, California (PressExposure) March 31, 2009 -- Loan Deal Inc. announced today its series of public seminars on the options that homeowners have in dealing with their distressed home mortgages. The seminar series is designed to educate homeowners in Santa Clara and Alameda Counties, areas that have been hard hit with declining home values and economic hardship.
The first date for the public seminars is set for Thursday, April 16th 6:30pm at the Campbell Community Center (E-46 activity room), 1 West Campbell Avenue, Campbell, California. Interested parties can register and reserve their seat at http://loandeal.eventbrite.com or call (408) 834-7550.
Loan Deal Inc. employs a program called, Helping Hurting HomeownersSM to quickly get troubled mortgage holdersâ case in front of banksâ âloss mitigation departments,â bank departments that are set up to deal with loan professionals presenting cases for loan modifications. The program calls on several years of experience and a set of proven approaches that compel banks to make proposals that can help homeowners. The Helping Hurting HomeownersSM program designed by the company focuses on quickly packaging the homeownersâ special circumstances and getting bank responses that can lead to improved financial terms.
âWe are delighted to offer this new series of seminars to homeowners that may be feeling the stress and anxiety of changing home mortgage conditions,â remarked Cary Silberman, J.D., adjunct law professor, and President and CEO of Loan Deal Inc. âThe Helping Hurting HomeownersSM program addresses an urgent need among many of our neighbors and friends who find themselves in difficult circumstances with their current home mortgages. We intend to help these homeowners understand their options and provide answers to their questions on how best to deal with their difficult home mortgage situations.â
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