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Wal-Mart: I was shopping at your Rohnert park Ca. store this afternoon and had a discussion with management about dogs in the store. I understand that some disabled people have a legal right to have their dogs with them but they must have collars or vests stating such.
There was a woman there with a dog without a legal right (state law) to have the dog in a store where they serve food. The assistant mgr. I talked to said "it was Wal-Mart co. policy to let all people with dogs enter the store even without the required vests on the dogs that state law requires." Wal-Mart are you going to still break state laws and put your customers at health risks for profits only?
PLEASE DO NOT IGNORE THIS FOR YOU ARE BREAKING STATE HEALTH LAWS. (The State will be notified of your policy also.)
Please tell me how a pet with a vest, collar ir leash stating "ServiceAnimal" is going to make food service any safer than an animal withoutone? Did you also know that it is illegal for YOU to ask the purposeof a service animal? A persons health issues are protected by federallaw! Now, dont get me wrong, a service animal should have their veston when entering a store or resturant. But sometimes things happn thatwe do nit plan for. And on more than one occasion I have been outwithout my dogs credentials. And, I live in Texas so I can tell you,in ANY case where I am without her ID or vest and in the summerespecialky, I WILL NOT be leaving my dog in the car. Not just for hersake, but mine as well. She is a "SERVICE DOG" for a reason! Haventyou ever forgit something at homewhen your out, DO YOU drive 20, 30 or40 miles back only to do it againand then again to return home whenyour done simpky because you were tired, in a hurry (for whateverreason) or had to much on your mind? A service dogs credential arethought of just the same as ours. Heck, I have even forgotten mydrivers license before. But our dogs, are far more important, justlike taking your daily meds, some of us just cannot be without them.They truly can be the difference between life and death! So, rememberthis before yoy go getting all snotty about weather ir not they aresanitary. I do not not pour alcohol on my dog before entering anestablishment. But she is clean and has ALL her vaccines! And with orwithout her vest makes no difference. Just like weather you decide towear a bra or not, or weather a guy wearsunderwear or not. It justdoes not matter! So, take a deep breath and think about the safty ofthe person the dog is there for. And not your iwn selfish reasons.Because if it was me in your locale store....I can promise, I am notdying for you over a vest. 😃
I have a service dog, and he is for chronic panic attacks I havesuffered for years. He is clean, well behaved and helps me when aroundcrowds or people.
He sits in the carts chair area where i have seen children sit whilescratching their Butts, junk all over the hands and touchingeverything. I've seen children couch, rub their snot noses and toucheverything. I'm willing to bet when they leave the cart, there aremore germs and bacteria on that cart than my dog has ever left. Heisn't licking any part of the cart. I use a blanket between him andcart, mostly for his comfort, but also a barrier, that I never seeparents do.
For you to assume that all dog owners are not responsible or a ware ofother shoppers is a speculation made without fact. I was recently toldmy dog had to be on the floor. I am not finding any Wal-mart policiesthat state this.I would think a small dog( under 20 pounds) that isremoved from the cart and placed on the floor is more likely to smelland touch area's with his nose that the cart won't allow. Also morepossibility in any accidents. My dog seemed more stress when placed onthe floor, since the store appeared different from the ground, so Iplaced him back in the carriage area of the cart, we did our shoppingand left without incident. Which I will continue. I would hope anyonewith a large dog, would not place in the basket area, or carriagesince his size would inhabit the shopper. I understand Wal-martstating this to be a heath and sanitary issue, but if they go after meand my dog, then they need to go after parents that leave their filthykids un-occupied in same cart,or at least with clean face, hands andcover mouths when coughing then touch what I buy, spreading more germsthan any dog.
First, how can you say there was someone in walmart that clearlywasn't a service dog? The sites that claim to be registries are all ascam, in case you didn't know. I take my dog with me wheteever I gobecause she is my service animal. Not once in the 3 months I've hadher, have I been told to leave a store. All I need is documentationfrom my psychotrist. My dog does not batk, or harm anyone. As a matterof fact, shes put smiles on people that normally would not be having agood day. Please do your homework before putting misleading info outthere.
Their policy is that they have to ask the person if the dog is usedfor a disability. Anyone can say yes and in doing so Walmart cant doanything about it. It is in their policy. Apply for a job there and gothriugh training youll learn all about their service and esa animalspolicy.
It is illegal to ask for service dog IDs.
There is no legally recognized certification or identification forservice dogs. Some companies sell IDs but they are only individualcompanies with no legal value.
No public building staff can ask for IDs and it is actually illegal todo so. You can only ask if the dog is a service dog and what duty hedoes for the disabled individual. That's it.
You have to take a persons word according to ADA laws. They do nothave to have a vest or ID. That's the law. Not a store police. Thedisabled do not even have to show what the dog does for them.
I don't like scammers either but there is nothing you can do. Try tonotify the state. You will be told the same. You will find that youare invading the privacy of a disabled person to ask for anything. Thedisabled have privacy rights you can't ignore just because you wantto.
Service animals are defined as dogs that are individually trained todo work or perform tasks for people with disabilities. Examples ofsuch work or tasks include guiding people who are blind, alertingpeople who are deaf, pulling a wheelchair, alerting and protecting aperson who is having a seizure, reminding a person with mental illnessto take prescribed medications, calming a person with Post TraumaticStress Disorder (PTSD) during an anxiety attack, or performing otherduties. Service animals are working animals, not pets. The work ortask a dog has been trained to provide must be directly related to thepersons disability. Dogs whose sole function is to provide comfort oremotional support do not qualify as service animals under the ADA.
see above....I would suggest that 90% of the dogs that walmart and thelike are allowing DO NOT qualify under the ADA
When it is not obvious what service an animal provides, only limitedinquiries are allowed. Staff may ask two questions: (1) is the dog aservice animal required because of a disability, and (2) what work ortask has the dog been trained to perform.
this is what the ADA reads. and I would like to have walmart askthese two questions...these old people in florida that bring their toydogs and pluck them in the cart and out and out LIE to the people atthe door. I have called out more than one person and theyleft....again I don't want my food in a cart that someone's pet hasbeen in.....service dogs DO NOT ride in carts the must be leashed....here again is what the ADA states
Under the ADA, service animals must be harnessed, leashed, ortethered, unless these devices interfere with the service animalswork or the individuals disability prevents using these devices. Inthat case, the individual must maintain control of the animal throughvoice, signal, or other effective controls.
You don't know what you are talking about. They do not have to haveproper Identification to do so.
s stated before, a service dog requires NO documentation or specificvest, so that cannot be required. Also, emotional support animals areNOT service dogs and may not legally accompany their owner anywhere.Service dogs must be individually trained to help an owner with aDISABILITY. This means they must perform TASKS that help the person dosomething the person cannot do because of a disability. Just providingemotional support is not considered a task by the ADA. Service dogscan and do provide emotional support, but they also do other thingssuch as lead a blind person, alert a dead person to sounds, alert anepileptic about an impending siesure, lead a person with an anxietydisorder out of a crowd during a panic attack, etc. These are justsome examples and it can be for any disabling condition. It also canbe any dog, as long as it is not disruptive and does not fundamentallyalter the business such as being in a surgical room (but not a foodstore). Also, regarding what a person can and cannot ask: someone canask "Do you require a service animal due to a disability?" But theymay not inquire about what the disability is. They may also ask, "Whatdoes this dog due to help your disability?" The person does not haveto say what disability they have, but they must state what tasks theirdog performs. This is just how the law is, I didn't make it up, butplease follow it.
I'm not a dog person, but I would rather see a dog in a store thanlocked in a hot car. I saw a dog locked in a car in 80 degree weatherwith the window only open a crack. If people MUST take a dog to astore (which I don't see a purpose for, if someone needs that muchemotional support from a pet, then they have problems)then theyshouldn't get mad when they are asked to leave. It irks me too, but Ijust let it go. The dogs I have seen in stores are usually wellbehaved.
While shopping yesterday afternoon I saw a dog sitting in the front ofa shopping cart. I don't know about you, but I don't want my produceor anything else sitting where a dog's butt just sat.
I'll say it again. Dogs don't want to go shopping! They want to go fora walk (not in a store). The only store I take Chynna to is PetValu.The ligition involved, if someone bit, would be twofold. Walmartand the dog's owner. Dogs don't belong in a store unless they are aservice animal.
I agree OP. I get irritated with people bringing their pets (Non-service animals) into stores.
Under the federal ADA (Americians with Disabilities Act) an anybusiness open to the public is allowed ONLY to ask if an animal is aservice animal. That is it. If the owner replies yes then the animal,which may or may not be collared, taged, wearing a harness, certifiedor licenced is allowed to accompany its owner into any part of thebusiness which is normally open to the public. The ADA laws takepriority over any state, county or city law or ordinance, to includethe health department.
The business is also not allowed to deny access due to the animal,increase prices to cover the cost of cleaning up after the animal,seperate the owner of the animal from other customers due to theanimals presence. Legally that animal is not a pet; hence it cannot beprevented from entering a business under a "no pet" policy. You cannotban or control a service animal any more then you could ban a blindmans cane because legally there is no difference between them.
The ONLY way a service animal can be removed from a place of businessis if the animal poses a direct threat to the health or safety of yourother customers (growling or biting), or if the animal is actively
i did like the rebuttal that claims vests aren't mentioned in the adalaws....
because that just UPHOLDS the fact that vests are not required.
Actually, since you are so convinced of how "unhealthy" it is for adog to be in a store, I would assume you know of some study showingthat disease is being spread by this practice, hmmm?
What it's all been watered down to these days is that if you love yourdog (makes you happy) it then supplies your "emotional needs",therefore it is a "service dog" and allowed to pee and poop and wipeit's poopy paws on everyone's baskets as well as shed it's fur to allthose that are allergic to dogs. I know someone who loves their dog(not a service dog) so much they merely bought a service dog vest overthe internet and take it eveywhere now. Sicko's win yet again in ableeding heart society.
Funny thing about Servive animals (especially dogs and cats), there issomething called an Emotional Support Animal and they do not have aspecial vest or anything AND THEY ARE CONSIDERED SERVICE ANIMALS.
All that is needed is a note from a mental health specialist that isno less then 1 year old.
In the laws you posted, nowhere do I see the word Vest. I see tags,and just so we are clear, tags=/= vests. However, that is besides thepoint. Service animals generally are very well trained. Even if theyare in a restaurant, they generally do not go into the kitchen. Theonly food in risk of 'contamination' is the food of the person theyare with.
As for your arguments about the law (which apparently you do notunderstand as you have somehow interpreted tag to = vest) stickingyour fingers in your ears and repeating the same thing over and overdoes not make it true.
the funny thing is the OP keeps running on about tags.
tags are only for proof that your dog has been inoculated againstrabies. they have **absolutely nothing** to do with service animalstatus.
Sure you can call a health official and report the dog but... no storeemployee is going to badger the customer over it once the customer hasstated "service animal"
Why? Because they'd rather enrage one single customer with a grudgeor personal bone to pick vs paying out hefty fines for ADA violations
I am going to have my psychiatrist state that I need my dog with me aspart of my therapy...doctors will write a note/perscription for justabout anything you want as long as you pay them. Them I will goonline and purchase an orange vest, which admittedly is not hercolor.
Why don't they allow the vests in different colors? I need to call myCongressman and suggest that. I imagine they are also a nasty meshmaterial, yuck! I mean orange is okay in the fall but even then I'dprefer a nice burgundy or green to bring out her lovely eyes.
Ah well the things I do to upset people and bombard them with unduestress:)
I am a retail manager in California. I have been through numeroushealth inspections. I have, more than once, asked the health deptemployee how they advise us to handle the dog situation. Every singletime the advice is the same - politely inform the customer with thedog that we only allow service animals - if they say the animal is aservice animal, leave it alone. Asking even "is that a serviceanimal" could be perceived as asking "are you disabled" which isreally not my business.
They are not required to provide any sort of identification to provethe animal is a service one and we do not ask.
If an animal is unruly, even a service animal (and I have never seenone who is) they can be asked to leave.
I am a dog owner and have a pretty cool dog at that. I don't take himshopping withme though, and don't really understand the people thatdo. I aslo don't really understand or appreciate the customers whomake asumptions about whether or not I, or my team, are doing our jobcorrectly when they suspect an
"unauthorized" animal is in the building.
Here you go
6-501.115 Prohibiting Animals.
(A) Except as specified in ¶¶ (B) and (C) of this section, liveanimals may not be allowed on the premises of a food establishment. Pf
(B) Live animals may be allowed in the following situations if thecontamination of food; clean equipment, utensils, and linens; andunwrapped single-service and single-use articles can not result:
(1) Edible fish or decorative fish in aquariums, shellfish orcrustacea on ice or under refrigeration, and shellfish and crustaceain display tank systems;
(2) Patrol dogs accompanying police or security officers in officesand dining, sales, and storage areas, and sentry dogs running loose inoutside fenced areas;
(3) In areas that are not used for food preparation and that areusually open for customers, such as dining and sales areas, serviceanimals that are controlled by the disabled employee or person, if ahealth or safety hazard will not result from the presence oractivities of the service animal;
(4) Pets in the common dining areas of institutional care facilitiessuch as nursing homes, assisted living facilities, group homes, orresidential care facilities at times other than during meals if:
(a) Effective partitioning and self-closing doors separate the commondining areas from food storage or food preparation areas,
(b) Condiments, equipment, and utensils are stored in enclosedcabinets or removed from the common dining areas when pets arepresent, and
(c) Dining areas including tables, countertops, and similar surfacesare effectively cleaned before the next meal service; and
(5) In areas that are not used for food preparation, storage, sales,display, or dining, in which there are caged animals or animals thatare similarly confined, such as in a variety store that sells pets ora tourist park that displays animals.
(C) Live or dead fish bait may be stored if contamination of food;clean equipment, utensils, and linens; and unwrapped single-serviceand single-use articles can not result.
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I don't understand what the problem is here.
It's just a DOG in a store. It's not like the canine is urinating onthe food items before people eat them or something (that'd beinteresting to see considering food items in WalMart are all too highfor a dog to reach, much less pee on).
You are eating at Walmart and someone's dog is distracting from thesumptuous food and ambience is that it?
Stop trying to police the world.
Would it make you feel better if someone put an orange vest on theirdog?
Even your own quotes never mention vests. Why do you keep inventingthings? READ THE STATE LAWS OF CALIF. ON THIS ISSUE.
Actually, from my own research on this (based on pastletters/discussions at this site), no such documentation is required. A store employee/manager may ask the customer to remove the animal,and if the customer says that the dog is for a disability, theemployee is not legally allowed to ask for or push for additionalinformation or proof of any kind.
The vests are meaningless -- anyone can buy them online.
I would love to see this stop. Nothing I hate more than seeing somemangy mutt in the food area shaking his fur over everything or worseyet leaning over to sniff or lick something.
Where is this law? I would love to see it. Trust me, we have peoplebringing their mangy stinky dogs in all the time and we were toldthere was nothing we could do about it. As long as they claim it's aservice dog, we can't do a thing about it.
And heck, you can get a "service" dog for just about anything thesedays....
Vests are not required by law nor must a person show anydocumentation. All a business may do is ake is an animal is a serviceanimal.


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And as for the radio shows and websites that either don't know about Stathis or don't care to hear what he has to say, the fact is that they are so stupid that they assume those who are plastered in the media are credible. And since they haven't seen or heard Stathis in the media, even if they come across him, they automatically assume he's a nobody in the investment world simply because he has no media exposure.
Well, if media exposure was a testament to knowledge, credibility and excellent track records, Peter Schiff's clients would be a lot happier when they looked at their account balance.
Others only care about pitching what's deemed as the "hot" topic because this sells ads in terms of more site visits or reads. This is why you come across so many websites based on doom and conspiratorial horse shit run by con artists looking to cash in on ads.
We have donated countless hours and huge sums of money towards the pursuit of exposing the con men, lies and fraud. We continue this mission but we cannot continue it forever without your assistance.
We have been banned by virtually every media platform in the U.S and every website (mainly because we expose the truth about gold and silver).
We have been banned from use of email marketing providers.
The fact is that the Jewish Mafia has declared war on us because we have exposed the realities of the U.S. government, Wall Street and corporate America.
Note that we only began discussing the role of Jews in criminality by 2009, three years AFTER we had been black-listed by the media, so no one can say that our criticism of the Jewish Mafia has led to being black-listed, not that it would even be acceptable.
You can talk about the Italian Mafia, and Jewish Hollywood can make 100s of movies about it...
We rely on you to help spread the word about us. Just remember this. We don't have to do what we are doing.
We could do as everyone else and focus on making money. We are doing sacrificing everything because in this day and age, unfortunately, the truth is revolutionary. It is also critical in order to prevent the complete enslavement of world citizenry.
On Exposure: No one who has significant exposure can be trusted because those who are responsible for permitting such exposure have allowed it for a very good reason, and that reason does not serve your best interests.
On Spotting Frauds: Whenever you wish to know whether someone can be trusted, always remember this golden rule..."a man is judged by the company he keeps."
This is a very important rule to remember because con men almost always belong to the same network.
You will see the same con artists referencing each other, on blog rolls and so forth.
Don't bet on it. But a good investment book can certainly help you advance your investing skills.
Those who read investment books (hopefully by now) realize that most are littered with filler material, written (and often edited by ghost writers) in a way that makes you think the book is good.
As a result, when readers finish these books, they frequently have nothing but praise for them. In most cases, readers have been fooled by skillful psychological tactics.
Rarely do people bother to stop and ask whether they truly learned anything that can be applied to their investment approach.
Most often, one must seek out investment textbooks in order to learn things that can be helpful in the real world. But still, more times than not, this material works only in a vacuum.
Without a doubt, investors can learn some valuable information from academic-like investment books or books discussing theories. However, these books are most often low-yield. And if you are able to identify practical information from these books, you must understand the limitations.
In contrast, I have found the vast majority of investment-related books written by pundits, reporters and even professional investors to be largely useless. This is especially true for these books (with rare exception) that receive widespread praise.
Understand that people often follow what others in the past have said about a book, without bothering to truly assess whether these books have truly helped them become more knowledgeable investors.
So you can forget about crystal balls; that is books that are predictive of investment events. While you might run into some that make generalized predictions that pan out, unless you are provided with specifics, it's unlikely to help you unless you have a good deal of insight prior to reading the book, which would negate any reason to read such a book to begin with.
Heck, you're lucky if you can find an investment book these days that's worth reading. I personally haven't read any investment books (other than to confirm how useless they are) in many years.
I could go down the list of books praised by the masses and even investment pros as "great investment books"...Black Swan, Subprime Solution, etc., etc...all useless as far as I'm concerned. Some are more useless than others.
The problem is that until you know what's going on, you are likely to be fooled into thinking these books are valuable. I know this because I feel into the same trap back when I didn't know so much. So it's easy for me to say now, but it certainly wasn't easy for me to gain the knowledge I now have to realize this.
Novice investors who think many of the investment books they have ready are valuable make the same mistake for the same reason when they believe the media's claims that their hacks "predicted the collapse" without bothering to adequately research whether the claims are true.
The bottom line is that most investors lack the ability to make these determinations because they lack sufficient expertise. Other times, they simply take what the media says at face value.
The bottom line is that most people are lazy.
As far as I'm concerned, if an investment book doesn't actually attempt to help you become a better investor, it shouldn't be published. But of course, demand determines supply. The masses have allowed so many investment books to be published because they continue to buy them.
These are the same people who get blown out in the stock market over and over. They continue to watch CNBC and read the Wall Street Journal and other useless biased content from the financial media.
You must steer yourself away from the path of self-destruction. If you waste your time with the financial media, you will become your own worst enemy. This is a guarantee.
So when you are trying to determine whether or not to waste your time on an investment book, you should ask yourself how the book can help you make money.
A good investment book should teach you real skills you can apply to your investments. Anything short of that is a waste of time in my view. Save the investment novels and drama for fiction reading. These books have no business being listed as non-fiction, regardless whether they are true or not.
With that said, you should keep in mind that one can only extract so much useful content from a single book.
Most people continue to waste time with the media even though subconsciously they realize it is a dangerous move because they actually think they have the ability to sort through the trash and find real value.
Let me save you an enormous amount of time and money; you don't have this ability.
How do I know?
If you did, you wouldn't waste your time with such a low-yield and dangerous approach. If you fall into this category you can help yourself by changing how you spend your time.
Others are simply too lazy and want easy money. If you fall into this category you cannot be helped.
Ultimately, the highest-yield activities leading to an improvement in your investment skills is attained by practical experience. That means you need to work hard over time and learn from your mistakes.
Obviously if you can find a guide to help you through this long and difficult process, you will be much better off. Unfortunately, the list or truly qualified guides out there are extremely small.
I don't fill books with drama or trivia when I write. I don't take you into the trading pit and dramatize how I scored a big trade. Stuff like this is completely useless, just like these books written to dramatize the collapse AFTER it happened.
I try to provide unique insight that can be applied to the real world. Otherwise, I won't waste my time writing a book, because it's an extremely long and difficult process is to write a book by yourself, especially the length of the books I've written, and ESPECIALLY when I know that the book isn't likely to reach many people due to the lack of distribution (the price of honesty is enormous and adversely affects everything I do).
Of course, most books are not written completely by the author. By the time the publisher gets a hold of it, they've assigned one or more editors to polish the manuscript. Other times, books are ghost-written.
Many who read America's Financial Apocalypse and Cashing in on the Real Estate Bubble have emailed me saying these books were like a crystal ball. I'll let you decide for yourself.
Despite the fact that I provided several analyses in The Wall Street Investment Bible, I have not received any similar emails. Perhaps the reason for this is due to the fact that only a few people have read it.
I can tell you that the book contains several examples that, if followed, would have led to excellent gains.
In fact, less than a year ago, I actually highlighted one of the case studies from the book on this website.
You might recall my discussion of Blockbuster Video. I actually began this analysis several years ago when I was writing an informal newsletter.
Please have a look at the article.
After explaining my rationale for entering and exiting the trade, I conclude that the Blockbuster/Netflix pair is a great example of a lucrative short-long strategy.
As you can see from the article (or excerpt from the book) it performed quite well.
But was it too late to seize on this opportunity?
Let's have a look at the charts since the article was published on September 2009.
As you can see, Blockbuster has continued to decline as Netflix has soared. The final chart shows the performance of Netflix relative to Blockbuster since 2002, which marked Netflix's public offering.
As I predicted first a few years ago and reiterated in The Wall Street Investment Bible, short of a miracle, Blockbuster has no chance.
So how did I know this?
While I did discuss some of the fundamental issues in this case study, you may have noticed that I typically I make use of charts to illustrate several things about stocks and the market, both on the website and the newsletter.
The reason why I often skip the fundamentals is because this part of the analysis are easier to see and understand (for me anyway) than it is to explain to others. It would take far too long to explain everything. In contrast, it's easier and quicker to show you what's going on from the charts.
Moreover, I always incorporate fundamentals into my charting analysis to a variable degree (although you may not be aware of that).
That is why the book is very important. I discuss things that I just don't have time to cover either in the newsletter or on the site.
Subscribers might be wondering why I didn't profile Netflix in the newsletter, since it has performed quite well over the last year. The reason is because, while I was confident it would continue to gain market share at the expense of Blockbuster, I do not know where this company will be in a few years. Much will depend on how well management continues to adjust to the rapidly changing media landscape. While they have done an excellent job thus far, much of their success has come due to the pathetic management of Blockbuster.
So instead of profiling companies that are the latest and greatest, I try to focus on good solid investments that are undervalued in the newsletter because of the uncertainty in the stock market and economy. On occasion, I will make exception if I see incredible value or there is a really good cash dividend involved.
Two caveats. First, the short-interest for Netflix is quite high. Given the recent run-up, I would say the shorts are positioned well. However, most shorts are short-term strategies. Right now there is nothing standing in Netflix's way.
Second, the CEO of Netflix was recently named to the Board of Directors for Microsoft. This is HUGE.
Why? First, it illustrates how clueless MSFT has been in digital media. Netflix management wasn't particularly impressive in my opinion. They look great when stacked against the idiots at Blockbuster.
But also, having Netflix a part of MSFT board means there is likely to be some partnership activities between the two companies, or MAYBE a buyout down the road. I'm not making predictions. I'm merely stating viable possibilities.
Would I be a buyer of Netflix here?
No way. It's considerably overvalued, and combined with the market risk, I would stay clear of stocks like this. In this market the vast majority of investors should be focusing on solid companies with long histories of operations and success, and especially companies that pay cash dividends.
Even if the stock comes down a good deal, as a long-term investment, in my opinion it's still quite risky due to the rapid pace of digital media progression. A big media company could theoretically crush Netflix at this point (although the media is struggling to survive).
This opinion is based on my own level of risk tolerance. Others might have a different appetite for risk.
One thing I will say is that Netflix is likely to continue to do well for at least a couple of years without any major challenges, as Blockbuster vaporizes. But that doesn't mean shares will rise. Shares are very ahead of themselves as it is.
The point is that you should be looking at everything I write because I don't write about something for no reason; that includes when I discuss loser stocks.
You should always find some learning points from everything I write (that is my intent anyway). Of course, I'm not perfect and it's likely that sometimes I don't communicate things clearly enough for you to see the point I'm trying to make, but if you look it's there.
I'm not a writer. I don't have the time or the talent to turn trivia into a cutting edge thriller, nor would I ever care to waste my time doing so.
I write specifically to advance the knowledge and insight of readers. This is something very few books attempt, although many people are fooled by books they think have provided value.
I will tell you this. The best non-fiction books on business and investing I have ever read have been those that are not well-known. This makes sense when you think about it because if a book is well-known that means it appeals to the masses. And if you're reading non-fiction books the masses think are good, chances are that there won't be much meat in it. This is just my own opinion based on my experience. Of course there are always exceptions, but I haven't many I can think of.
I already know some of you realize what I'm talking about and have ordered every book I've written. You have studied these books, taken notes, and re-reviewed them. You are on the right path to becoming a great investor.
I'm not saying I hold the absolute key to your future success. Ultimately, it is you who holds this key.
All I'm saying is this. If you find someone who helps you see things you never saw before and you are able to learn valuable lessons from them and make money from following them, you need to cling to them like your life depends on it, because you aren't likely to find another who will fill their shoes anytime soon.
Now I don't know whether I fit that description, as it's a very tall order to fill. Everyone is different, so everyone works differently.
I'm telling you this because I was in the same boat as you several years ago. Unfortunately, I didn't have anyone to learn from. I searched like you can't believe and came up empty-handed, wasting tons of money and endless time on scams and epiphanies.
I finally realized something I already knew applied to everything else; if you want something done right, you have to do it yourself.
I certainly don't want anyone to become 100% dependent on me. I'm here as your guide, to show you where not to waste your time, and to show you some shortcuts.
I'm not telling you this as a way to try and get you to buy my books, as some of you (who are likely to not be that familiar with me) might assume.
What I'm telling you has nothing to do with selling books. Just look at the number of readers I have and you can see I have no motive to tell you this other than to make sure you read and study my books for yourself, not for me.
I barely make enough to cover my expenses for publishing my books, so selling a hundred or so more isn't going to make much of a difference. The reason for this of course is due to the mass ban that has been placed on me by the media and the entire Internet. The reason for this ban is because these portals are filled with nothing short of crooks and profiteers looking to extract as much money from you as they can without giving you valuable insights.
If my goal was to sell tons of books, I'd be like everyone else and hold off on the truth; I wouldn't expose how mutual funds are a rip-off; I wouldn't expose the media as a criminal industry; I wouldn't criticize the SEC, and so on.
Instead, I'd write books like "Become a Millionaire Trading Stocks," or "How to Become a Mutual Fund Millionaire."
If I wrote this trash; if I sold people lies and false hopes like so many others, publishers would love me because I would reach the masses and sell huge numbers of books. And the media would promote me because I would be pleasing their sponsors (the financial industry).
The problem is that such books would be useless. And they would not be telling you the full story.
I'm not a sell-out. I can't be bought off, unlike virtually everyone you see positioned as experts.
So, at the risk of sounding like an ego-maniac (and hopefully, those who have been following me know that I have to self-promote because no one will promote me since the media has banned me) I feel that if you spend the time to read and study all of my books, you will raise your investment and business IQ a few notches; maybe more.
But still, that isn't enough. You should take full advantage of every article I post on the site, regardless of the topic because I write them all for the same reason; to get you to think about things you may not be know about or things that you know, but aren't consciously thinking about.
And do NOT overlook my articles on the media. I usually spend much more time on these articles than any investment piece, and I do it for a damn good reason. Over time, you will understand when you look back. Your mind set will be completely different.
I know this because I used to be completely naïve. Remember, I started from ground zero. In fact, when I began in the business, I started below ground zero.
I didn't even know the difference between a stock and a bond. I was a science guy. But I was also an art guy and I think this has helped me the most.
You can even find several excellent investments or investment/trading strategies I previously discussed on this site if you sift through the archives.
Now by no means will everything I discuss do well. There will be times when I'm flat out wrong. Everything changes. That is why I emphasize the need to measure and manage risk.
It doesn't matter if I give you a great investment. What matters most is what you do with it; when you buy and when you sell, how much you buy when and how much you sell when, how you hedge risk and so on. These are skills that are learned through years of experience. I can help you learn them much faster and hopefully with fewer losses. But you will have losses; probably big losses. This is a reality of investing.
If you cannot accept suffering losses you should not invest. The key is to learn from your mistakes.
If you are unable to learn from your mistakes you should not invest.
The best one can expect is to find someone who has a good batting average, while understanding that everyone is human.
If you look to follow someone who has made one or two great calls, you might end up losing everything.
In order to be a great investor, you must have a good level of consistent success. So you should seek that from anyone you use for guidance, with the understanding that you will always have to customize your investment approach based on your own skill level, risk tolerance, and investment objectives.
And if you already haven't read America's Healthcare Solution, I would advise you to do so ASAP. You shouldn't assume it's some rant on the healthcare system. It has many sections and even a couple of chapters that will help you develop your mind when thinking about investments.
After reading the book, I am confident you will better understand healthcare investments, specifically the latest healthcare sector that promises to become huge, healthcare IT and telemedicine.
You will also see how high-tech giants are positioning themselves to seize a piece of America's $2.3 trillion (and growing) healthcare industry.
Am I the only person who writes books geared to help investors?
Of course not.
But there aren't many out there who do because most people lack the skills required to deliver value so they focus on writing books that deliver the perception of value.
Most of these books are marketing gimmicks designed to appeal to as many people as possible. That means you won't see any real value. Publishers are largely to blame for this. That is why the best investment books will be the ones you don't hear about. The only exceptions to this are books that have gained exposure after decades of being published.
Investing is not a game. It is a very serious activity. And it's a very difficult process. Unfortunately, the media has made it appear as a game that can be won by anyone. So if you read an investment book that is easy to understand and apply, most likely it will be useless.
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CHICAGO (Tuesday, August 27, 2002) - U.S. Soccer referee Kari Seitz was honored on Aug. 23 as the 2002 WUSA Referee of the Year at the second annual Founders Awards Banquet in Atlanta. Because of her work commitment as an official at the inaugural FIFA Under-19 Women's World Championship, Seitz was unable to attend the awards ceremony. In her absence, Esse Baharmast, U.S. Soccer's Director of Advanced and International Referee Development, read an acceptance speech on her behalf.
A two-year veteran of the WUSA, Seitz recently returned from the U-19 tournament in Canada, where she was no longer eligible for selection for the semifinals and finals (with the U.S. team advancing to the final four). The 31-year-old Seitz has been a FIFA official since 1999, having worked the Women's World Cup in the U.S. that year.
The San Mateo, Calif., resident was judged as the best referee by WUSA coaches, general managers, players, U.S. Soccer and members of the media. The award goes to the referee deemed to have "consistently displayed an understanding of the rules of the game and a consistent application of those rules."


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Obscured by distorted lights and half-shadows
Observing life as a ghost, passing by and below
Forgotten shade clouded in dark and mystery
A life unwritten, to many another blank history.
Only to one remembered, and vividly like red:
She, his beloved, who had hoped him at last dead,
But he lives on, an imprint forged forever in her mind.
They once shared a soul, and forever will he hopelessly bind
Himself to her; yet he still dwells in eternal dark and night
While she, in life, was bathed in heavenly glory and angelic light.
He shivers and sighs, forever detached from such life,
Wondering what could've been had she been his wife.
He kisses a lone, scarlet rose and leaves it on her grave,
Cursing himself for having not being more brave.
Had he truly been an angel, she could have been his!
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FLORENCE —Earlier this season, Florence senior right fielder Samantha Vaughan had to miss three games due to a concussion.
But down the stretch she's been inflicting some pain on the softball.
That hot bat and veteran leadership has helped the Florence Lady Buffs make school history by qualifying for the postseason for the first time.
"When I came back, I figured it was all or nothing at that moment so I decided to give it my best," Vaughan said.
The Lady Buffs (12-13) won a three-way tiebreaker with Lexington and Cameron Yoe on Monday and take on Crawford (24-0), the No. 1 team in the latest Texas Girls Coaches Association state softball poll, in the Region III-2A bi-district playoffs.
The best-of-three series gets underway today at Temple College at approximately 8:30 p.m. Game 2 is on Friday at 6 p.m. at Moody High School and Game 3, if necessary, will be played after Game 2.
Vaughan's classification sets her apart from the rest of the team, but in a good way.
She is the lone senior on a team with four freshmen, six sophomores and three juniors on the roster.
"We put a lot of responsibility on Sam and she's not a vocal leader, she's a lead by example person," Florence head coach Brett Gola said.
"Her demeanor never changes. She's always upbeat, always been positive and that's what the kids really react to."
The senior has stepped up in the clutch. Florence had to win three of its final four district games in order to have a shot in the postseason and that was when Vaughan got her bat really going.
Vaughan is hitting .500 with five runs scored and an RBI in the last four games. Her season batting average is .328. She had a clutch hit and scored a run in the 10-0 win over Lexington that clinched a playoff spot.
"We do feel like we have nothing to lose and we're going in with our heads held high," Vaughan said.
"We'll be fine either way. Winning and moving on in the playoffs would be great, but I think it's all a learning experience from here."
The Lady Buffs will be considered the underdog against a team that won the 2012 Class 2A state title and is looking to make up for an early playoff exit in 2013. But for Vaughan, the playoffs represent a destination to a journey that began three years ago.
Vaughan moved to Florence from Cupertino, Calif. and remembers watching Florence's final game of the 2011 regular season, a 14-0 loss to Yoe.
The short term wasn't any better as Vaughan was a part of the 2012 Lady Buffs that went 0-19 and the 2013 team that was 6-16.
But it all came together this spring.
"I'm pumped," Vaughan said. "I've been working for this for a very long time. Going from 0-19 my sophomore year to now is extraordinary and I'm along for the ride so it's pretty awesome."
Though no member of the Lady Buffs has ever been in a playoff game, they do have an understanding of the pressure it brings.
Florence was 3-7 in district play 20 days ago and had little room for error if it wanted to get into the playoffs. The team closed out the second round of district play on a hot streak.
"It's gotten us to where we relax," Gola said. "We didn't really come out and show a lot of nerves early in that tiebreaker game and I think a lot of that was that we had to win to stay in."
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I'm an admitted Spiceworks noob, so bear with me. This is our first installation and we're trying to get the helpdesk email portion up and running for testing. I have tried every which way to get the email settings to save, but keep getting this error (where smtp.domain.org is substituted for our actual domain);
Error on outgoing settings: Server https:/
We don't support SSL on our Exchange server
We have Postini as our anti-spam filter that is listed on the 'outside' as our MX record
Both servers (spiceworks and exchange) are internal to our network.
I have added this server as an authorized SMTP relay on Exchange under 'Relay Restrictions', and granted access under 'Connection Control'.
I have tried every variation of username format (domain/username, username, firstname.lastname@example.com) and every variation of server name (http:, https:, FQDN, IP address, etc)
I can reach the Exchange server from the Spiceworks server through telnet on port 25 and have verified that I can send a message from the Spiceworks server through our Exchange server by following these instructions; http:/
So......What am I missing here?
Thanks in advance for any help!
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Apr 26, 2011 at 10:54 UTC
So, you have definitely selected SMTP in the SW Email settings? (just checking).
If so have you tried just http:/
I think that should work.
You should also then be able to use the credentials exactly as you would to log into a machine as that user.
Apr 26, 2011 at 10:55 UTC
I had this on my Spiceworks install recently, it took me ages to work out the Anti-Virus software was blocking port 25 as a mass mail....
Edit: Anti-Virus software on the Spiceworks server
Apr 26, 2011 at 12:15 UTC
I originally had Exchange selected for both incoming and outgoing. I switched outgoing to SMTP (without authentication) and that seems to work as I received a test message. Incoming is still a problem. POP works, but I don't necessarily want to use that. We don't have a virtual IMAP server running, so that only leaves the Exchange option for incoming, which generates the original error; Error on incoming settings: SSL error SSL_connect SYSCALL returned=5 errno=0 state=SSLv2/v3 read server hello A trying to reach https:/
Edit: No AV running on spiceworks server
Apr 26, 2011 at 1:45 UTC
We don't have exchange here only Lotus Notes but reading through the Docs about setting up email using exchange it looks like you have to use the address that OWA uses.
Exchange Settings
In addition to the protocols above, Spiceworks also supports Exchange. Spiceworks uses OWA (Outlook Web Access) with Exchange (2003 and 2007). Configuring the Help Desk for Exchange is a little different than for the other protocols. We support both basic and FBA (Forms-Based Authentication) with Exchange. Spiceworks will automatically detect this for you.
- Protocol: If you want to use Exchange, select it as the protocol.
Server: This is your Exchange server url. If you access your Exchange server's web interface by visiting https:/
/then you will enter https:/ mail.yourcompany.com /. If the OWA interface is at a different URL (for example: https:/ mail.yourcompany.com/ exchange /), please enter that URL. If the URL doesn't work you may have to use the IP address of the exchange server (for example, http:/ mail.yourcompany.com/ owa /). 192.168.1.1/ exchange
- Username: This is the username for the mailbox. Please note that this may be the full email address firstname.lastname@example.com or domainname\username or just helpdesk, depending on your configuration.
- Password: This is the password for your mailbox.
Apologies if you have already read this, The link also contains troubleshooting information for exchange setups.
Apr 26, 2011 at 1:58 UTC
Which version of exchange server are you running?
Can you access webmail OK via a browser?
Apr 26, 2011 at 2:16 UTC
I have gone through that document and followed every step. I have also tried every variation of servername and username. I am able to access OWA without issue from the spiceworks server through a browser. Each time it keeps returning the same SSL error as posted above. This leads me to believe that Spiceworks is trying to connect via SSL by default, and we DON'T support SSL.
I am able to authenticate with POP, but I'd rather not use it if I don't have to.
Maybe the real question is how to force Spiceworks to NOT use SSL when trying to connect to our Exchange server, if that is indeed what is happening?
Edit for post above:
Exchange 2003
Yes, I can access via a browser without error
Apr 26, 2011 at 2:45 UTC
UGH......I answered my own question. I ended up removing the 's' from 'https:/
Thanks all for the feedback!
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Jeb Bush's bid to follow his brother and father to the White House ended Saturday after another miserable performance, this time in the South Carolina primary where he not only distantly trailed the Republican front-runner Donald Trump but was also decisively beaten by fellow Floridian, Senator Marco Rubio.
Mr. Bush's defeat was expected. The faltering campaign of the once-presumed favourite of the party's establishment had burned through more than $150-million and "Jeb," who for months avoided using his family name, had fumbled at every turn.
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In quitting, Mr. Bush, 63, a former Florida governor, ended what once seemed possible – that the two modern American political dynasties, the Clintons and the Bushes, would vie again for the presidency.
On his way out, Mr. Bush took a final jab at Mr. Trump, suggesting the bombastic billionaire who has defied the political pundits and his rivals by tapping into a vast pool of citizen fury at the political elites and politics as usual in Washington was insufficiently humble and honest to be president.
"I have had a front-row seat to this office for much of my adult life," Mr. Bush said, his voice cracking with emotion. "I have seen fallible men rise up to the challenges of our time, with humility and clarity of purpose … to make our nation safer, stronger and freer. I firmly believe the American people must entrust this office to someone who understands that whoever holds it is the servant, not the master, someone who will commit to that service with honour and decency."
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15 Times Police Officers Caught Teenagers Doing Something So Weird, They Just Had To Laugh.
Almost all teenagers get involved with the police during those delinquent years.
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1/15) My brother was a cop who worked nights in Minneapolis. One night near a university campus, he noticed a car weaving on the road, so he pulled them over thinking there alcohol was involved.
Nope, it was because the car was full of deaf people having an argument that included the driver. My brother had to tell them to not 'sign and drive'.
2/15) Not illegal but certainly weird:
Got a noise complaint call where the neighbors inform dispatch the parents are out of town and suspect underage drinking and or possible drug use. (These types of calls are the worst because you can almost guarantee someone is puking in the back of your car and you'll have to write a buttload of local ordinance paper). We roll up, throw the overheads on to scatter as many as possible and make a slow walk up to the front door. We play the "nobody's home" game for awhile until one of the kids lets my partner in the back door. We subsequently find around 12 teenagers and what appears to be multiple bottles of rum and vodka as well as several baggies containing marijuana and some pills.
Upon further inspection, we find the liquor bottles have been emptied and filled with water, the marijuana is actually oregano and parsley and the pills were just aspirin. They were having a pretend party to put on social media but the strongest thing in the room was a Redbull.
3/15) My brother was once jumping his bike off the end of the public boat dock behind the city hall which also housed our police station, they had it tethered so it wouldn't get lost on the bottom.
A cop came out, watched for a while and said, "I'm fairly certain something about that is illegal, but I can't figure out what and it looks like fun, so be safe" and walked back inside.
4/15) So one of my friends is in a frat. They were having a party, and some guy was dressed up as Captain Jack Sparrow. Awesome, I know. Anyways, the cops show up, and the party is on the third floor. Capt. Sparrow looks at them when they come in, throws open the window and yells, "Gentlemen, you will forever remember this as the day you almost caught Captain Jack Sparrow." And jumped out the window. Broke both legs, still got his Minor In Possession.
5/15) A few years ago a friend and I were walking home through a residential estate, drunk, after a night out. About half way home a police car pulls up next to us and says they need to talk to us. They say that CCTV in the area had observed us entering several front gardens.
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