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Sharp's announces 4K smartphone display with crazy 806ppi pixel density
Crucial MX200 1TB & BX100 500GB SSD Review: Replacing the venerable MX100
Crucial SSDs have been among the most reliable and best performing on the market, with last year's MX100 being their greatest hit. Its successor, the MX200 arrived only six months later and along with it Crucial also introduced the even more affordable BX100 series and a new SSD toolbox software. On today's menu is the beefy 1TB MX200 ($470) along with the 500GB BX100 ($190).
PC shipments on the decline once again as Q4 "turnaround" skewed by holiday sales
Files from some private network-connected hard drives reportedly indexed by Google
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10 Reasons Why Building a Gaming PC is Awful
Last summer, I finished building and fine-tuning a new gaming PC. I had a lot of fun, but the process could also be pretty annoying. Today, I'm going to list the ten worst things about building a new gaming PC. Bitterness! Negativity! Complaining! Here we go.
Asus joins the FreeSync market with 1440p, 144 Hz IPS display
HTC launches the upgraded One M9+ in China
Intel's tiny Compute Stick PC is now available for pre-order
The resolution race is on: LG jumps the gun, says Apple is working on a new 'iMac 8K'
Roku upgrades second gen player, adds voice search and new method to find content
Intel Core i3 vs. Core i5 vs. Core i7: What do you get by spending more?
With desktop CPU prices ranging from as little as $60 to over $600 there are options for everyone wanting to buy or build a new Intel system. The Core i3 is intended as entry-level, the Core i5 is geared for mainstream usage, and the mighty Core i7 is meant for high-end systems and enthusiasts. But what do you get by spending more? Here's your answer.
Neowin: Dell XPS 13 review, the sexiest ultrabook on the market
LG announces new 5.5-inch QHD+ display for an upcoming flagship
Intel SSD 750 SSD Review: PCIe storage for the consumer market
Designed for enthusiasts and workstations, the key feature of Intel's SSD 750 Series is its adoption of Non-Volatile Memory Express or NVMe, bringing multiple queues and lower latency with a direct path from the storage to the CPU. The drive is rated to deliver sequential read performance of up to 2.4GB/s with sequential writes hitting 1.2GB/s.
Acer announces a touchscreen all-in-one desktop running Chrome OS
HTC launches One M8s as cheaper variant of the One M8
Logitech MX Master Wireless Mouse Review: A worthy successor
The original MX Performance was announced back in August of 2009 as Logitech's answer to Microsoft's 'BlueTrack' mouse sensor technology. For $100, it was a pretty good deal back back then, being the first mouse from Logitech feature its Darkfield laser and Unifying USB micro-receiver. Now six years later, Logitech wants to recapture the magic of its MX Performance with the 'MX Master', which is aimed at those who want a high-end mouse that isn't designed for gaming.


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Walt Heyer Talks Paper Genders and Bruce Jenner
On today's edition of Coffee and Markets, Brad Jackson and Allysen Efferson are joined by Walt Heyer to discuss his book Paper Genders, the psychology of transgenderism and Bruce Jenner.Read More »
On today's edition of Coffee and Markets, Brad Jackson and Allysen Efferson are joined by Walt Heyer to discuss his book Paper Genders, the psychology of transgenderism and Bruce Jenner.Read More »
We know well by now that ISIS's bloodlust would not stop with the martyrdom of 21 Coptic Christians along the shores of the Mediterranean Sea in Libya. Now, it has been reported that ISIS has abducted at least 150 more Assyrian Christians from northeastern Syria. You might have seen it reported as only 90 of them earlier, but that number has since been revised. For | Read More »
Tomorrow's Barack Obama Administration Internet unilateral uber-power grab is larger, worse and more heinous than it was just four months ago. That is because Obama-campaign-cash-bundling Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Tom Wheeler has knuckled under to the President's November demand to ramp it WAY up. What preceded President Obama's November demand? This: In a lucky coincidence, Tumblr Chief Executive David Karp , who attended the | Read More »
A lot of people think the term "decimation" just means to utterly destroy or wreck something. It actually is a military term derived from a form of punishment in which one in every ten members of a given unit that was guilty of some crime (usually cowardice or treason) was killed. The very existence of such a word indicates the reality that, while cowardice is | Read More »
He Must Not Be Criticized!You are Ruled By Those you are not allowed to criticize" – Voltaire We all know that it is racist to question a President's Patriotism and sexist to keep and store binders full of underpaid womyns. It's just that those standards seem to apply to some people, but not to others. Here we see a tear-jerking, heart-tearing | Read More »
I told you guys the Senate GOP would screw us over on DHS funding, but even I had no idea Mitch McConnell would capitulate so easily. I assumed he'd do a major song and dance first, but instead he just went all Ned Beatty in Deliverance the moment Barack Obama looked at him funny. Good grief. Even CNN's website declared that the Democrats were the | Read More »
What Obama's son would look like if he loved America. President Barack Obama chose a man right after his own heart to reform the VA. He chose a man so much after his own heart that the first thing we hear about him is in the form of disingenuous autobiography. Well now VA Secretary Robert McDonald will now get to return | Read More »
Barack Obama was literally too afraid to show his face after vetoing Keystone.Read More »
Earlier this month, the Washington Free Beacon reported on comments in Iranian media that the United States was desperate to get a deal done on the country's nuclear ambitions. " "Americans are begging us for a deal on the negotiation table," are the exact words used by Mohammad Reza Naghdi of Iran's Basij, a paramilitary group under the authority of the country's Revolutionary Guard. Iran's | Read More »
Sad and disappointing but not a surprise. Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) 61% has showed himself to be the gutless wimp that we've all known he is. He has given the Democrats exactly what they have been demanding. In other words, Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) 61%, as majority leader, has shown the same feckless, flaccidity that he showed while minority | Read More »
As FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai has pointed out, the FCC's been remarkably deficient in transparency as it's rushed to implement the President's extreme plan to regulate the Internet according to 1930s-era phone regulations. It's now coming out that the 300 page plan is so extreme that even Mignon Clyburn, long time pro-title II FCC Commissioner is asking for a delay in order to make less | Read More »
My colleagues and I at the ACLJ have long warned about the dangers of embracing the Palestinian "unity government" formed by the Palestine Authority and the terrorist group Hamas.
Now a federal court has held that the Palestinian Authority itself is directly responsible for terrorist attacks carried out on Israeli civilians.Read More »
One of the mysteries of the ISIS movement is the attraction it has for some Western women. I wrote about this earlier (here) and now another case has arisen where is seems as though three British girls may have run off to fulfill their dreams of being sex slaves. The one thing we know for sure, jobs and midnight basketball would not have prevented it. | Read More »
Welcome again to the RedState 2016 Presidential Primary Power Rankings! This week, we have fundamentally changed how the candidates were ordered. Instead of ranking them according to the tyrannical and completely arbitrary whims of your not very humble author, the candidates were ranked on a scale of 1-10 by a panel of current and former RedState contributors. These contributors were asked to rank the candidates solely | Read More »
Often we are told about the importance of doing the hard right as opposed to the easy wrong. The Senate GOP, however, is confronted with the option of doing the easy right or the hard wrong. Guess which one Mitch McConnell is opting for. The issue facing Congress on the Department of Homeland Security budget is not trivial. What is at stake is nothing less than | Read More »

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Read The Black Tulip by Alexandre Dumas. The tulip craze of 17th century Holland has a dark side! Cornelius van Baerle, a wealthy but naive tulip grower, finds himself entangled in the deadly politics of his time. Cornelius' one desire is to grow the perfect black tulip. But, after his godfather is murdered, he finds himself in prison, facing a death sentence. His jailer's lovely daughter holds the key to his survival, and his chance to produce the precious black blossom. Yet he has one more enemy to contend with!
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What I also love about Toronto is its historical buildings that's still standing but I guess not popular to most tourist because lots are obscured by modern structures already. I am not just after the beauty of the old structure but also the history behind.
The Massey hall is now a venue of variety of art forms, from classical music to world music and even international performances. It was given by the Massey family to Toronto and it can seat up to 3000 people. It is now a site of National historic importance in Canada and it was designated as a "Heritage property" by the city council under the Ontario heritage act. The walls of centuries are adorned by all artists who have performed there.
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Massey Hall has got to be the best intimate venue in Toronto to see concerts / shows. Massey Hall first opened its doors in 1894 and has been operating ever since. The hall contains three levels - floor, balcony, and gallery. There is a bar on the very bottom level and a bar on the balcony level. A concession stand can be found in the gallery level. The most expensive seats can be found on the balcony level, right in the center.
I've seen a ton of shows here. Some of my fave shows at Massey include seeing the Kids in the Hall with Dave Foley and gang, Jane's Addiction, The Cranberries, Jerry Seinfeld, Jewel, Chris Rock, Barenaked Ladies, Lenny Kravitz, Harry Connick Jr., Stomping Tom Connors, Chantel Kreviazuk, etc. etc.
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Walter Samuel "Sam" Allgood, age 64, of Monroe, died on June 12, 2015.
Mrs. Tara Marie Taylor Peppers, age 38, of Loganville passed away June 7, 2015. She was born in Georgetown, Ohio May 8, 1977 to her parents who survive her. Tara loved her family very much and always enjoyed volunteering with the Girl Scouts. She enjoyed cross stitch and loved to be at the beach. Tara was a loving and caring; wife, mother, daughter and friend who had endless love for those she cared about. She was 1995 graduate of Faith Academy and also attended Monroe Area Comprehensive High School. Tara is survived by her loving husband Danny Brian Peppers, their ...
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Betty Purcell of Covington, passed away Wednesday, May 27, 2015, at the age of 91. Born and raised in Augusta, GA, Betty was employed with IBM at the Pentagon before she married. She was active in Covington First United Methodist Church, Newton Medical Center Auxiliary and enjoyed her bridge clubs. She loved traveling with her husband, was very social and liked to entertain. While in assisted living Mrs. Purcell delighted in dancing. She was preceded in death by her husband, Dr. James William Purcell; sisters, Margaret Brandt, Louise Comstock; brothers, Frank Blitchington, Bill Blitchington, Jack Blitchington; as well as her ...
David Hood, age 60, of Covington passed away May 24, 2015. He was born in Covington on November 7, 1954 one of the first ten babies born at Newton General Hospital. Graduated from Newton County High School and went Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College graduating with a degree in horticulture and while attending college worked at Callaway Gardens. David was the grounds superintendent for several golf course throughout his career including Hidden Hills and Cross Creek golf courses.
Robert "Bobby" Patrick of Oxford, passed away May 26, 2015, at the age of 82. He was a 1952 graduate of Newton High School; and proud veteran of the United States Air Force, having served in both Germany and France, during his active duty from 1953 – 1957. Mr. Patrick was employed by Henson Furniture, until the business closed, and then went on to work for Hercules, for 24 years, prior to his retirement. He served as a deacon for several churches, and was Chairman of the deacon boards at First Baptist of Covington, Mt. Zion Baptist and Calvary Baptist. In ...
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William Henry Calhoon, Sr. (Bill) of Porterdale passed away May 13, 2015 in Covington at the age of 77. A memorial service will be held at The Baptist Tabernacle, 10119 Access Road, Covington, Georgia 30014, on Sunday, May 31, 2015, at 4 pm. Memorial donations, instead of flowers, may be made to The Baptist Tabernacle for the Children's Ministry and Reformers Unanimous Ministry.
Doris Cope Cavanaugh, 88, daughter of the late Frank and Ann Cope, passed away peacefully on May 6, 2015 after a long battle with Dementia, at the home of her daughter, Cathy Twigg, in Martinsburg, W.Va.
Robert Denio Wade, 74 of Social Circle, passed away Thursday, May 14, 2015 at St. Joseph's Hospital in Atlanta. Mr. Wade was born in Memphis, Tennessee. to the late William and Geraldine Wade. Robert was a native of Memphis who moved to Conyers and then to Social Circle where he lived for 27 years. He was of the Catholic faith, had been a member of the Covington Lions Club and Elks Club, loved bass fishing and was very close to his grandson Greyson. In addition to his parents, Mr. Wade is preceded in death by his wife Linda Wade ...
SFC Thomas H. Maloy of Walnut Grove, passed away May 5, 2015, at the age of 68. He was a 1965 graduate of Loganville High School. Shortly after graduation, SFC Maloy was drafted into the U.S. Army, and continued his service to his country until his retirement, in 1994, after 27 years of service. During his military career, he served in the 82nd Airborne, and was a drill sergeant and ANOC and BNOC instructor at the Noncommissioned Officer Academy, one of the largest training departments at Fort Gordon. Thomas loved his boys and granddaughters immensely, and he was very ...
Mildred "Mrs. Millie" Maloy, a lifelong resident of Porterdale, passed away September 27, 2014, at the age of 95. She was a member of Porterdale Baptist Church and the Porterdale Woman's Club. Mrs. Millie was known for her sharp mind and quick wit, and therefore gained the nickname, "The General". She loved her family dearly and especially cherished her role as a grandmother. She was loved and will be greatly missed by her family. Mrs. Millie was preceded in death by her husband, Carl B. Maloy; parents, Leo and Candace Shaw; and her brother, Marshall "Pete" Shaw.
Dolores Long Maddox, age 79 of Buford, died Saturday, May 2, 2015 after an extended illness. Funeral Service will be held Monday, May 4, 2015 at 2 p.m. at Hamilton Mill Memorial Chapel. Rev. Mark Hutchins, Rev. Jerry Crocker, and Rev. Cecil Ash will officiate.
Tammy Moss Garner, age 48, of Covington, GA, died June 17, 2011.
Mrs. Cecil Mae Allen age 90 of Oxford passed away June 18, 2011 at her residence surrounded by her family. She was born in Henry County to the late William A. and Rosa Leanna Barnes. Mrs. Allen is a member of the Baptist Faith and a longtime member of Mt. Zion Baptist Church. She was a loving mother, grandmother and Great grandmother. She is predeceased by her husband Ralph W. Allen and her son Richard Allen and is survived by her children Evelyn Allen of Oxford, Sandra Jones of Jackson, Reginald and Debbie Allen of Pace, FL., Larry and Brenda ...
Mrs. Cecil Mae Allen, 90 of Oxford died June 18, 2011. A complete obituary notice will follow. Funeral arrangements will be handled by Wheeler Funeral Home. 770 786-7111.
Mr. Darrell N. Henderson died June 8. The son of the late Spencer and Salema Henderson, he was born in Covington in 1938, the third of five children. He graduated from Washington Street High School and Fort Valley State University. He taught in Forsyth County and pursued additional education from Clark Atlanta University. He then worked as a Pricing Analyst with Union Oil Company.
Mrs. Evelyn Mathis Durden, 89, died June 5. The daughter of the late Fred Mathis and Lottie Mae Evens, she was born in 1922 in Rutledge. She attended Morgan County public schools and joined Greater Moses Baptist Church at an early age and became a faithful member. She was preceded in death by her husband Mr. Nebuchadnezzar Durden Sr., daughter Ms. Teresha Durden Smith, four aunts and one uncle. Mrs. Durden was very outspoken and an exquisite cook. She loved fishing and had a passion for gardening. She had a wonderful sense of humor and was a joy to be ...
Elmer Jackson of Covington, born June 10, 1932, passed away June 12, 2011, at the age of 79. He enjoyed working, gardening, fishing, and spending time with his family. Mr. Jackson's wife, Mary, would like to thank everyone for all their love and support through this time of sorrow. He will be greatly missed by his family and friends. Mr. Jackson was preceded in death by his parents, Howard Gus and Minnie Lee (Moss) Jackson.
Little Braeden Drake, age 4 of Covington passed away June 6, 2011. He attended West Newton Elementary School and was a very special young man. Braeden is survived by his loving Mother Cindy Drake, his Brothers Brandon Lane of Eatonton and Kendall Odom of Woodstock and his Sister Kelsie Odom of Woodstock, he is also survived by his Grandmother Mrs. Betty Drake of Rex.
Lillie Belle McDaniel of Monroe, passed away June 7, 2011, at the age of 91. Mrs. McDaniel was a member of Alcovy United Methodist Church, where she served as a greeter, and was also an active member of the Priceless Antiques. She enjoyed fishing, cooking, and entertaining her friends and family. Mrs. McDaniel was a loving and devoted wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, great-great-grandmother, sister, and friend to many. Mrs. McDaniel was preceded in death by her husband of 59 years, Harry Howell McDaniel; and her parents, Marvin and Dora Hannah (Balcom) Speer.
Mary Christine Daniel of McDonough, GA died June 6, 2011 at Sacred Journey Hospice in McDonough, Ga. She was born on April 30, 1935 in Covington, Ga to James C. and Marywill Standard Darby. She was a member of Mt. Bethel Methodist Church in McDonough and retired from the Henry County Tax Commissioner's office in 1995. Mrs Daniel was a loving wife to her husband Jack for 59 years as well as a loving mother and grandmother.
Myrtle K. Harper of Covington, passed away June 3, 2011, at the age of 90. She was a life-long resident of Newton County, and member of The Baptist Tabernacle. Mrs. Harper was preceded in death by her husband, Clifford Harper; and her parents, Robert Lee and Maggie Bell (Loyd) Kirkpatrick.
Mrs. Trudy Coady, of Porterdale, GA died June 2, 2011 at Rockdale Medical Center. She was born September 29, 1955 to the late Dewey Lee Smith and Jeanette Brock Long she was also a longtime resident of Newton County. Mrs. Coady was a loving mother and enjoyed flowers especially roses. She was preceded in death by her Husband David Coady in March.
Mrs. Trudy Coady, of Porterdale, GA died June 2, 2011 at Rockdale Medical Center. She was born September 29, 1955 to the late Dewey Lee Smith and Jeanette Brock Long she was also a longtime resident of Newton County. Mrs. Coady was a loving mother and enjoyed flowers especially roses. She was preceded in death by her Husband David Coady in March.
Mr. Timothy "Tim" Dean Day of Milledgeville, GA died Wednesday, June 1, 2011. He was born on March 22, 1962 in Covington, GA to Harold Dean Day and Cornelia Dial Day Kitchens. He served our country in the US Marines and was active in the Toys for Tots program in Massachusetts and California. He was the owner of Home Solutions and loved fishing, grilling and always had a smile on his face. Tim was a loving husband, son, father, grandfather and was affectionately called "Papa T" by his grandchildren.
Mary Jane Meyer Wysocki, 91, of Monticello, died June 2 at The Retreat Nursing Home in Monticello. She was born and raised in Plymouth, Pa. Her parents were the late Joseph Meyer and Agnes Muchler Meyer. She moved to New Jersey as a young woman where she met and married her late husband Stanley Francis Wysocki, who preceded her in death in 1991. Mrs. Wysocki loved to entertain and play cards and shop at Wal-Mart. Her favorite pastime was spending time at the beach or pool with her grandchildren. She was a world class whistler and a danger with a ...
Mr. Robert Louis Driskell died May 31. The son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Willie Louis (Lizzie Kate) Driskell, he was born in 1950 in Covington. The first of nine children, he was raised in Covington and educated in the Newton County School System. Mr. Driskell was a hard worker and employed with Pete Knox Farms and the city of Oxford. He retired from Oxford in 2011 after 21 years of service. Mr. Driskell was a cheerful person with a sweet, gentle, caring spirit. He was a joy to be around and enjoyed fishing, dancing and watching Western movies ...
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I searched for an article to help me understand what the people who formed Pleasant Hill Volunteer Fire Department hoped it would accomplish. I found an article in the Sept. 8, 1955, edition of The Lancaster News.
"The area is one of the most thickly populated sections of the county and the organization will serve a large number of residents and property owners," the article said.
Each day I ride by Founders Federal Credit Union site on Gillsbrook Road and feel an excitement at the progress of the complex under construction.
The clock tower with its pretty landscaping holds a store of significant memories in Lancaster County's history.
I want to thank Bruce Brumfield, Founders Federal Credit Union CEO and the Founders board of directors for the confidence they have shown in Lancaster by placing the corporate complex here. Lancaster has sorely needed a boost in its economy and Founders corporate headquarters will do just that.
In this world in which we live, we often find ourselves thinking, it's more like Sodom and Gomorrah than the country our forefathers founded.
Almost everywhere you look today you see crime and violence on every hand. It's as if no one cares for their fellow man anymore. But we have seen with our own eyes for the past two months – love, compassion, understanding, kindness, support, affection and faith like we have never seen before.
I would like to address the citizens of Pleasant Hill community concerning the proposed closing of Pleasant Hill Volunteer Fire Department.
As stated in an earlier editorial, this department was one of the first departments in Lancaster County. Generations of good men have worked hard to protect the community from fires and to assist in medical emergencies.
On Monday, July 27, Lancaster County Council will be voting on Lancaster County Fire Commission's recommendation to close the fire department.
The local Habitat for Humanity is building on a good year.
A year from now, the local Habitat for Humanity is hoping to have two new builds and one rehabilitation project completed.
So far, the progress is as solid as the materials used to construct local homes as well as improve housing.
The Caskey Lane project in Lancaster should be finished by the end of summer. The organization has been building two single-family homes in the east Lancaster neighborhood.
Debra Dawkins had her share of days in magistrate's court.
For her unending work and dedication to the job as magistrate judge, Dawkins had a special day.
Lancaster County recently honored Dawkins for more than 30 years of work with the magistrate's office.
Since 1999, she has served as a county magistrate, the first black to hold the post here.
A proclamation honoring Dawkins noted she had a "sense of fairness and justice, and worked tirelessly to improve the judicial system."
In November 2008, I went to my family surgeon, Dr. Sunil Lalla, for my yearly check up. He asked me how long it had been since I had a colonoscopy and I told him that it had been two years. He said I needed one because of my age.
When my report came back showing that I had cancer and needed surgery, my family was told to accompany me to the doctor's office. When he told me that it was malignant and that I need to take chemotherapy, his nurse, Mandy Gooch, wrapped her arms around me and told me that things would go fine. She had some great words for me.
I have struggled with how best to convey my regret in letting so many down, and in that regard I realize this op-ed does not do justice to the process of saying "I am sorry."
A handwritten note or phone call would ultimately be more appropriate, but given the number of people I need to apologize to I write this to begin the journey of trying to get things more right with you and others.
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Amelie Blair Hernandez (I still like it with the accent, but it's not necessary)
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Amelie would be the same (and on printouts would be shown as the latter). The accented version would be the more "authentic" one, so if you want to enter it as such on the birth certificate you probably could, but on things like her SS card and driver's license it would probably be shown as Amelie either way. Regardless I think it's a great name (and got my vote).
April 3rd, 2014 04:12 PM #10Florence Adelina Rose ❀ Lillian Alice Ruby ❀ Doris Catherine Marigold ❀ Violet Eleanor Lucy ❀ Beatrice Emma Lily
Harriet Isabella Maude ❀ Lavinia Eloise Mary ❀ Minnie Sophia Bluebell ❀ Martha Imogen Grace ❀ Estelle Olivia Amy
Evelyn Matilda Daisy ❀ Amelia Phoebe May ❀ Lottie Clarissa Jane ❀ Elsie Charlotte Annabelle ❀ Louise Arabella Pearl
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April 3rd, 2014 04:39 PM #12
Thessaly! SO beautiful and underused. Definitely would be my top choice.
I like Amelie pronounced am-eh-lee, but if you're considering the accent I assume you're saying ah-MAY-lee? Maisie is alright... it's been trendy in the UK for a while; I'm sort of tired of it. It just doesn't feel that special.Wilfred / Wilf
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Hugh ○ Edgar
Rosemary / Romy
○ Annabel ''GIRLS R SRTONG'' Estella / Esa ○
Maude ○ Agnes
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American Gods: A Novel (original 2001; edition 2003)
by Neil Gaiman
I found this really dull and uninteresting--it's just reading a hundred pages of tedious dialogue and plot that is then punctuated with ten pages of odd, dreamlike imagery or strange sex (I can see why HBO wants to make it into a miniseries). It was definitely a slog. It picked up a bit near the end, but I just feel Neil could have taken--perhaps--the entire middle three fourths of the book and either condensed it into a chapter or two or maybe even excised it completely. It just dragggggggged; I think a competent editor could have pared this down to something that wasn't filled to the brim with as much rambling. I will say the ending bumped this up to a "soft" 2.5/5, but definitely still rounded down to 2.
I very much enjoyed this book. Neil Gaiman has had a good time laying out the build-up to a horrendous shoot-out between the Gods imported into the Americas by all these immigrants. But they need to know who will be the successful interlopers and who will not be. Being in the USA the method of choice is the shoot-out, which t apparently is done on a hillside behind a diner in Northwest Georgia.
There's a great deal of carnage and no one's sure who's won. It's interesting that though the real Gods of North America appear in this novel, only the immigrant one's appear at the show-down. Are they being softened up before the final? A very good time was had with this book.
A gripping mythology painted in an identifiable Midwestern palette. Breathes life into the histories and memories of small towns and amplifies these to epic proportions. House on the Rock, mentioned herein, is a must see. Plenty of room left for a sequel.
Very long but because I liked Shadow I kept going. It's like being in a non stop dream/nightmare. I was drained when I finished it. I think I'm done with Neil for the moment. I need to let my mind foat on some happy clouds for a while.
American Gods is to mythology and folklore as a Tarantino movie is to old westerns and Kung Fu films. Gaiman is clearly an expert on his topics, creating a multi-layered story in which Shadow, just released from prison as the story begins, is drawn into the employ of a man who knows more than is humanly possible and is working on a mysterious project involving all of the old gods-- kept alive, but with waning power, as long as they are remembered. As the gods of technology and business quickly rise and fall, the storm that the gods, old and new, sense continues to draw nearer. Gaiman creates a fully realized world; one in which prison inmates read Herodotus, there are plots within plots as independent immortal beings each have their own slightly different goals, and the scholarly reader can find hundreds of allusions, references, or nods to various cultures, histories, mythologies, and tales.
Chapters of the novel often open with stories of other people in other times, and Gaiman's prowess as a writer comes through in his thought provoking tales, tangents, and anecdotes. As with a Tarantino film, for genre enthusiasts this proves to be an incredible work, a masterpiece by a creator whose love and enthusiasm for the folklore, the style (often a Kerouac reminiscent roadtrip), and the medium shine through on every page.
I can't figure out why people like this. There were so many things to not like--Shadow's wife is at the top of my list. And I normally like Neil Gaiman. It was too long and too weird and I wasn't sure what was going on and I didn't really care.
Wasn't quite what I was expecting, but I enjoyed the slow burn pace of the story. Still looking for a story that evokes Lord Byron's Darkness in atmosphere. I didn't enjoy this as much as Neverwhere.
You may expect the magic, the lyricism, and the humor, but the poignancy of American Gods is a great bonus. Undoubtedly one of the best stories I've read about grieving and about letting go in general. The characters are strong--Shadow is someone we can all learn from--and Gaiman has an unusually humane view of our foibles and yearnings.
The insights into mythology and the American spirit are also worthy. Gaiman gets us.
Though there are perhaps one or two too many nested narratives here, you'll hardly notice because several of the longer passages are outright genius and there is always an interesting idea or a joke coming soon. Overall, it adds up to one of the best reading experiences I can recall.
For a GR group read. Oh my. Took me a long time - and at that, I'm sure I missed a lot of depth. It'd be a good book for an intellectual to carry bumming around the hostels, reading & re-reading, talking about to other travellers, learning more and more about all the different gods and philosophies offered. Sometimes it got a little wordy and could've been edited to be a bit tighter - but other times it was elliptical and confusing. Somewhat gruesome, but not too bad - though because of unwholesome sex I'd not advise it for virgins or anyone under 18.
There were so many references and allusions....I think I missed half of the book because I couldn't relate to all of them. I think the entire thing was a 'whoosh' moment, because I feel there's this huge deep and philosophical meaning that I totally did not get and just went right over my head....
Never felt so dumb in my life....
I like Neil and I like when he says something that I never thought of but immediately identify with. His story pacing is typically excellent and his characters engaging.
That said, I liked this book the least of his that I've read. I'm fine with suspense and a little horror but I dislike being grossed out and horrified at the same time. Additionally there were a few parts that could have been omitted because they didn't appear to really move the main story onward. They were just fragments of other stories tacked on.
2 ½ Stars
I have to admit, the first two thirds of American Gods was interesting, but it didn't compel me to stay up until 4 a.m. to read it. The narrative meanders and the settings of the book are constantly changing, so it was difficult for me to really get a sense of where the book was going. However, the last third wound things up fantastically, and made me very glad that I didn't put down the book. I also felt that in some ways the main character, Shadow, was very flat and at times hard to really get excited about. However, he does make an interesting dichotomy between the chaos happening in the story and the relatively stable, unaffected protagonist.
Holy WOW! This book was a trippy adventure! It is a fiction fantasy that contains elements of the magical & the mundane. Neil Gaiman creates such a fantastical world of divine beings. There are the old Gods (spiritual) and the new Gods (material). The old Gods came to America when the people who believed in them came to America from the old countries. The main character is Shadow Moon, an ex-con. He meets Mr Wednesday after he is released from prison & goes to work for him. There is a war brewing between the old & the new Gods & Mr Wednesday is at the center of it. Shadow is such a freaking awesome & compelling protagonist. He is smart & compassionate & courageous. There are so many fantastic secondary characters. A good deal of the book takes place in Wisconsin! Actually some crucial scenes take place at The House on the Rock. My review is not doing this book justice. Just know that I freaking LOVED it! I look forward to reading it again someday & can't wait to devour everything that Neil Gaiman has ever written.
An amazing book . It was a great read
I really enjoyed this one. An interesting take on religion and gods being brought to America. Good characters, but some of the gods are not well known, which adds to the atmosphere.
The premise of American Gods is that when people came to this country (United States) they brought their gods with them. Their pagan gods and assimilated them into their lives here, but that over time people have forgotten the old gods and they are being replaced by new gods, gods of technology. If you pay attention while reading, and if you're familiar with Norse, Greek and Roman mythology and some other lands folk stories, you will recognize some of the gods. The old gods don't want to be replaced, the new gods want the old gods gone.
Shadow is in prison, he does his time, he keeps his mouth shut and looks forward to leaving prison and going back with his wife. We never learn the whole story of why Shadow is in prison, just that he loves his wife very much. A few days before his release he gets the news that she has been killed in an auto accident. As he travels to home and the funeral he meets up with Mr. Wednesday who hires him and they start driving through America, Mr. Wednesday is a god and he is meeting up with the other gods because there is a storm coming and either the old gods will survive, or the new gods will survive.
This is the main story, but there are many other stories throughout this books. Back stories and side stories, the story of why Shadow went to prison, never fully explained, the story of who Mr. Wednesday's associates are, the story of Mr. Wednesday and Shadow, and some stories seem to just be thrown in to take up space.
While I enjoyed this book I felt it went on and on. Many of the stories added seemed to be just filler, they didn't seem to help the story along. In short a good story very masterfully told, Mr. Gaiman takes all the threads he scattered about and brings them together in the end, I just felt the end was too long in coming and there were too many 'side trips'.
I read this book for my Sci-Fi/Fantasy book club, and I loved it! I have always had a weakness for mythology, and I feel that Gaiman really knows his stuff! I love how he weaves all of these different stories together.
The story is about how the old gods are battling with the new gods in America because people have stopped believing in the old gods, instead turning their attention to new gods such as Media, Technology, etc. Gods derive their power from the number of people who believe in them.
This book was a lot of fun! I am looking forward to re-reading it so that I can relish the details more rather than rushing through because the plot is so enthralling.
I like Gaiman's - storytelling, I guess. But I just don't care about anything that is happening in this book. And I don't appreciate the stock flatness of the characters. Especially the female characters, who are either crone like, or sexual (and monstrous in that sexuality).
Witty, interesting, thought-provoking--chock full o' delicious allusions that make me pat myself on the back for that ol' English major.
This one's a true winner. What an epic, glorious, wonderful trip through the world of the gods, both past and new. This is the type of book that you can read over and over again, each time realizing different aspects contained within the main story. I've read other reviews saying this is a great light read. Yes, the book can be read in a light way, just for the fun story. But it's also a very deep book indeed. A book club I belong to here on Goodreads, https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/59543-21st-century-literature, will be talking about "American Gods" in February and I'm very much looking forward to discussing it there. I'm sure they will be seeing things in the book that I missed and I have a feeling I may just have to read the book all over again once our discussion is over, just to pick up on everything that our discussion reveals.
This is a quote from Neil Gaiman of what he wanted to accomplish when he started "American Gods" - and he accomplished his goals completely: "It would be a thriller, and a murder mystery, and a romance, and a road trip. It would be about the immigrant experience, about what people believed in when they came to America, and about what happened to the things that they believed."
This is the second time I have read this book this year and the third time overall. Each and every time I have seen something new in it or got a new insight out of it. That is the mark of a great book.
The storyline is too complex to delve into a lot of detail but the basics are this: when immigrants came to America they brought their old ways or worship and belief with them from the old countries and continents they left (and the old gods came along for the ride and stayed). The new gods - the American gods - represent ideas that are culturally and uniquely American. The digital age, television,the great roadside attractions, the car and the freeway. A war seems to be brewing in which there will be a showdown between the new gods and the old.
But like all truly great works there are subtexts galore. Ideas about light and dark, good and evil, loyalty and betrayal. Ideas about life and death and the worlds between that we cannot see but that we feel and sometimes enter that hover on the periphery of our conscious life.
Ultimately it is also about belief and faith - do we have it? Did we ever really lose it? If we did how do we get it back?
In the course of reading the novel, I found out HBO is making the book into a new series. My shock and excitement were palpable. This will either be brilliant or a complete disaster. I am hoping HBO does it the justice it has done with the George RR Martin Game of Throne series. My sense is that since Gaiman is a fan of Martin's work and saw how Thrones was handled that he was able to confidently sign off on the idea.
Loved it and will read it again and again and again.
This one's a true winner. What an epic, glorious, wonderful trip through the world of the gods, both past and new. This is the type of book that you can read over and over again, each time realizing different aspects contained within the main story. I've read other reviews saying this is a great light read. Yes, the book can be read in a light way, just for the fun story. But it's also a very deep book indeed. I'm very much looking forward to discussing this in a book club I belong to. I'm sure they will be seeing things in the book that I missed and I have a feeling I may just have to read the book all over again once our discussion is over, just to pick up on everything that our discussion reveals.
This is a quote from Neil Gaiman of what he wanted to accomplish when he started "American Gods" - and he accomplished his goals completely: "It would be a thriller, and a murder mystery, and a romance, and a road trip. It would be about the immigrant experience, about what people believed in when they came to America, and about what happened to the things that they believed."
I don't know if Gaiman just isn't my cup of tea or if I keep finding the books of his that don't work for me. I had to struggle through this book. It was intriguing and Gaiman-weird. But I feel like it didn't go anywhere, that it ended up just being almost a life story with some mystery and I've never been a big fan of 'life stories'. Also some scenes left me wondering why they had been included. After finishing it, I'm mostly confused. There are interesting lessons or messages in the book, which I am beginning to see are part of Gaiman's books, but overall I'm mostly just glad I finished the book. Gaiman is still I reader I will pursue in the future since so many of his books are known, but I will be taking a break from this author for a while.
entertaining, fatty book, I usually can't make it through them, but this one was just fine!
(great review, I bet you're much smarter about this book now)
Not worthy of my time Too many other "better" works still to be read
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To the Hall of Arimanes, for to-night Is our great festival -- 't is strange they come not.
A Voice without, singing.
The Captive Usurper,
Hurl'd down from the throne,
Lay buried in torpor,
Forgotten and lone;
I broke through his slumbers,
I shiver'd his chain,
|I leagued him with numbers
With the blood of a million he'll answer my care,
With a nation's destruction -- his flight and despair.
Second Voice, without.
The ship sail'd on, the ship sail'd fast,
But I left not a sail, and I left not a mast;
There is not a plank of the bull or the deck,
And there is not a wretch to lament o'er his wreck;
Save one, whom I held, as he swam, by the hair,
And he was a subject well worthy my care;
|A traitor on land, and a pirate at sea --
FIRST DESTINY, answering.
The city lies sleeping;
The morn, to deplore it,
May dawn on it weeping:
Sullenly, slowly,
The black plague flew o'er it, --
Thousands lie lowly;
Tens of thousands shall perish --
The living shall fly from
|The sick they should cherish;
The touch that they die from.
Sorrow and anguish,
And evil and dread,
Envelope a nation --
The blest are the dead,
Who see not the sight
Of their own desolation;
This work of a night --
This wreck of a realm -- this deed of my
|doing --
Enter the SECOND and THIRD DESTINIES.
The Three.
Our hands contain the hearts of men, Our footsteps are their graves; We only give to take again The spirits of our slaves!
First Des. Welcome! Where's Nemesis?
Second Des. At some great work; But what I know not, for my hands were full.
Third Des. Behold she cometh.
Enter NEMESIS.
First Des. Say, where hast thou been? My sisters and thyself are slow to-night.
Nem. I was detain'd repairing shatter'd
Avenging men upon their enemies,
And making them repent their own re-venge;
Goading the wise to madness; from the dull
Shaping out oracles to rule the world
Afresh, for they were waxing out of date,
And mortals dared to ponder for them-selves,
To weigh kings in the balance, and to speak
Of freedom, the forbidden fruit. -- Away!
We have outstay'd the hour -- mount we our clouds! [Exeunt.
The Hall of Arimanes -- Arimanes on his Throne, a Globe of Fire, surrounded by the Spirits.
Hymn of the SPIRITS.
Hail to our Master Prince of Earth and
The sceptre of the elements which tear
Themselves to chaos at his high com-mand!
He breatheth -- and a tempest shakes the sea;
He speaketh -- and the clouds reply in thunder;
He gazeth -- from his glance the sunbeams flee;
He moveth -- earthquakes rend the world asunder.
Beneath his footsteps the volcanoes rise;
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Aleksei Pogorelov
Aleksei Vasil'evich Pogorelov (Russian: Алексе́й Васи́льевич Погоре́лов, Ukrainian: Олексі́й Васи́льович Погорє́лов; March 2, 1919 – December 17, 2002), was a Soviet and Ukrainian mathematician. He was most famous for his contributions to convex and differential geometry. He was also the author of a number of influential research monographs as well as popular high school and college textbooks.
Pogorelov was born in Korocha, Kursk Governorate, Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic (now Belgorod Oblast, Russia) and died in Moscow. For much of his life he worked in Kharkiv (Ukraine) (from 1937 until 2000), first at the Kharkiv State University and then at the B Verkin Institute for Low Temperature Physics and Engineering. He wrote his dissertation under the supervision of A.D. Alexandrov and Nikolai Efimov. His books on intrinsic geometry of convex bodies, Hilbert's fourth problem, multidimensional Minkowski problem, and Monge–Ampère equation were translated to other languages and became standard in the field.
Pogorelov was a member of the Soviet and Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, recipient of Stalin Prize (1950), Lobachevsky International Prize (1959), Lenin Prize (1962), and other honours.
Selected publications[edit]
- Topics in the theory of surfaces in elliptic spaces. Gordon & Breach. 1961.
- Extrinsic geometry of convex surfaces. AMS. 1973.
- The Minkowski multidimensional problem. V. H. Winston. 1978.[1]
- Hilbert's fourth problem. V. H. Winston. 1979.[2]
- Bending of surfaces and stability of shells. AMS. 1988.
- Busemann regular G-spaces. Harwood. 1999.
- Geometry [translated from the Russian by Leonid Levant, Aleksandr Repyev and Oleg Efimov.]. Moscow: Mir Publishers (1987). ISBN 0714725536. ISBN 978-0714725536.
- ^ Calabi, Eugenio (1979). "Review: The Minkowski multidimensional problem, by A. V. Pogorelov, trans. by V. Oliker". Bull. Amer. Math. Soc. (N.S.) 1 (4): 636–639. doi:10.1090/s0273-0979-1979-14645-7.
- ^ Busemann, Herbert (1981). "Review: Hilbert's fourth problem, by A. V. Pogorelov". Bull. Amer. Math. Soc. (N.S.) 4 (1): 87–90.
See also[edit]
- A.D. Aleksandrov et al. (1999). "Aleksei Vasilevich Pogorelov (on the occasion of his eightieth birthday)". Russian Mathematical Surveys 54 (4): 869–872. Bibcode:1999RuMaS..54..869A. doi:10.1070/RM1999v054n04ABEH000201.
- V.A. Aleksandrov et al. (2003). "Aleksei Vasilevich Pogorelov (obituary)". Russian Mathematical Surveys 58 (3): 593–596. Bibcode:2003RuMaS..58..593A. doi:10.1070/RM2003v058n03ABEH000638.
External links[edit]
- Aleksei Pogorelov at the Mathematics Genealogy Project
- Website dedicated to Pogorelov and his work
- Biography – at the B. Verkin Institute for Low Temperature Physics and Engineering
- Works by or about Aleksei Pogorelov in libraries (WorldCat catalog)
- O'Connor, John J.; Robertson, Edmund F., "Aleksei Pogorelov", MacTutor History of Mathematics archive, University of St Andrews.
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Influences of Destructive Personality Information on Decision Making1
Article first published online: 31 JUL 2006
DOI: 10.1111/j.1559-1816.1997.tb00659.x
Journal of Applied Social Psychology
Volume 27, Issue 9, pages 781–799, May 1997
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This study examined the effects of information about a landlord's personality on juror judgments for a landlord-tenant civil trial. The personality information manipulated was specifically relevant to destructive acts. Alternative versions of witness testimony were used to describe a landlord either high or low on need for power. treating people as objects, and negative life themes. This information strongly influenced aspects of the schema for this case constructed by the individual mock jurors. Destructive personality information caused dislike of the landlord and lowered the credibility of his story. If the landlord treated people as objects, the credibility of the tenant's story and positive evaluations of the tenant increased. Juror judgments about relative fault were strongly shifted by destructive personality information. An empirical model for juror decisions indicated a dynamic interplay of story components and fault judgments.


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comScore acquires M:Metrics for $44M
comScore has acquired mobile measurement player M:Metrics; the deal involves $44.3 million in cash and the issuance of about 50,000 options to purchase shares of comScore common stock to M:Metrics unvested option holders.
According to comScore, the acquisition makes the company the leader in measuring the mobile Internet market and adds to its position in measuring PC-based Internet usage.
M:Metrics offers three measurement products. The first is MobiLens, a syndicated, monthly online survey that captures overall mobile phone usage, including device information, data usage, media consumption and demographic characteristics of a representative sample of more than 40,000 mobile device users.
The company also offers MeterDirect, an on-device meter that passively measures the mobile Internet behavior and media consumption of more than 4,000 existing Smartphone panelists. The M:Metrics metering technology is compatible with more than 280 device models.
And M:Ad, a competitive tracking service for mobile advertising, continuously monitors clickable display ads from a representative set of mobile Web destinations to reveal leading advertisers across a variety of market segments.
comScore said that it will increase the size of the metered panel and will offer measurement of combined Internet usage across both PC and mobile-based online access platforms.
"With the substantial growth of 3G devices and Internet-friendly handsets, we believe we are now at an inflection point in Internet usage on mobile devices," said Magid Abraham, comScore's president and CEO. "Our acquisition of M:Metrics makes comScore an immediate market leader in this space and positions comScore to deliver significant shareholder value as wireless carriers, telecom equipment providers, media companies, advertising agencies, online publishers and marketers extend their reach into the mobile Internet world."
The co-founders of M:Metrics – Will Hodgman, president and CEO, and Seamus McAteer, chief product architect – will join comScore's management team.
The news of the comScore-M:Metrics deal coincided with the Nielsen Co. launching a new service, Mobile @Plan, which extends the company's @Plan online audience profiling tool to the mobile market. Mobile @Plan will provide lifestyle and demographic information for more than 200 top mobile Web sites, allowing marketers to more effectively reach their target audience.
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Interesting article worth reading out of Texas about debt settlement and the Debt Relief USA mess. People in desperate financial straits will sometimes go to desperate lengths to get out. And some companies use questionable practices to capitalize on their plights. The most recent example is an Addison-based company that promised to cut consumers' credit card debt, but instead charged ... Read More »
Debt Settlement Companies Watch Out. Debt Settlement Talks Getting Serious Now About Banning Up-Front Fees.
Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster will meet with both Secretary of the Treasury Tim Geithner and Attorney General Eric Holder in Washington, D.C. to discuss Missouri's efforts to pursue businesses engaged in mortgage fraud. Geithner and Holder invited Koster and several other Attorneys General from around the nation to meet with them to discuss the problem and possible solutions. Also ... Read More »
The Selling of Debt Settlement Services. It's Easy to Sucker You In.
Did you know that for only $10,950 any person of unknown character and intent can launch a national advertising campaign and sell debt settlement services? On my last tour of the country I was laying half awake in bed and on came this commercial that certainly appeared as if it was a news broadcast or message from the government. It ... Read More »
Debt Settlement Lies & Inside How Debt Settlement Services Are Sold
Recently I had the opportunity to meet Michael Bovee from Consumer Recovery Network and I asked him if he would be honest enough or brave enough to openly share some of the marketing secrets of debt settlement services today. Here is what he was willing to share and you will see it is a very frank and open description of ... Read More »
Credit Solutions Debt Settlement Company Makes The News, Again
Credit Solutions is one of the largest debt settlement companies and has certainly managed to irritate the BBB, Attorney General's in three states, is facing a class action suit, and that's just to name a few of the actions against it. Get Out of Debt Guy – Twitter, G+, Facebook Read More »
Debt Relief USA Sued for Millions by Texas AG
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott today took legal action to recover $4.6 million that a bankrupt "debt settlement" company wrongly withheld from its clients in Texas and other states. In June, Debt Relief USA Inc. of Addison filed for bankruptcy protection in the Northern District of Texas. As a result, more than 2,500 financially distressed customers did not receive the ... Read More »
FTC Wants Your Feedback on New Regulations on Debt Settlement and Debt Relief Services
In an ongoing effort to better protect financially distressed consumers, the Federal Trade Commission is seeking public comment on proposed rules to combat deceptive and abusive telemarketing of debt relief services – services that purportedly can reduce consumers' credit card and other unsecured debt. In the Noticed of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) announced today, the Commission proposes amendments to the Telemarketing ... Read More »
Topaz Financial Services, Swiftrock Financial, & Mesa Rock Financial. Odd & Curious.
I'm not quite sure how this little article first began. What I can tell you is that it didn't begin with me looking for any of these companies. But in my research I noticed something very odd, three debt settlement companies were advertising themselves as the "leader in debt resolution" but they were all using the same site layout and ... Read More »
The Dark Side of Debt Settlement – MSNBC
I'm probably going to get a stern email from the folks at MSNBC saying that I shared too much of one of their stories with you. But the information is so important, you need to read it. I urge you to click through and read the rest of the story. The basic strategy these firms employ is to instruct consumers ... Read More »
Judgments Tossed Out Against Debtors in New York. Law Firms and Debt Collectors Sued.
New York Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo today announced his office has sued 35 law firms and two debt collectors in New York State in order to throw out an estimated 100,000 default judgments improperly obtained against New York consumers. This is the latest action in Cuomo's ongoing investigation into unlawful debt collection practices. According to the lawsuit filed yesterday ... Read More »
The Truth About Credit Counseling and Debt Settlement. Interviewed by Mary Hunt.
Today I appeared on the radio show of Mary Hunt and talked about the realities of modern credit counseling and debt settlement issues. You can listen online: If you can't see the player above, click here. Get Out of Debt Guy – Twitter, G+, Facebook Read More »
Missouri Attorney General Testifies Before U.S. Senate About Debt Settlement and Mortgage Rescue Scams
Attorney General Chris Koster will testify before the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee today on the increase in mortgage-rescue and debt-settlement fraud Missouri is experiencing during the downward economic times. I just watched the live feed of his testimony and hopefully his testimony will be made public. If you are running a debt settlement company in Missouri, it wasn't pretty testimony. ... Read More »
California Debt Settlement Legislation AB350 Much Closer to Passing
California is very close to passing new regulations regarding debt settlement services. Below you will find the meat of the regulations. You can read the latest version of AB350 Debt Management and Settlement act here. An interesting new twist in this regulation from California is the sentence "The provider's total fees must be spread over at least half the length ... Read More »
Debt Settlement Attorney Lawyer Keith Nelms Loses Law License for Three Years
Just yesterday I wrote about the recent troubles with Keith Anderson "Andy" Nelms, a lawyer in Alabama that is running a debt settlement company called Allegro Law that actually farms out cases to Americorp. I came across this little nugget that should make any lawyer engaged in debt settlement services, take notice. In a matter unrelated to the civil complaint, ... Read More »
Debt Settlement Attorney Keith Nelms with Allegro Law Gets Sued in Alabama
Action by the Alabama Attorney General this week further highlights the tough stance that law enforcement is taking against debt settlement companies. In this case it is against a lawyer and his related professional companies. This suit might lead other debt settlement attorneys to exit the debt settlement business to prevent the loss of their professional license. The suits and ... Read More »


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I don't remember the SN sorry. But I was just wondering how last Sunday went with the teacher her husband teaches with.
was there an update on the creepy primary teacher? updated pg 2
I wanna know too. Even my DH said there's no way he'd let out daughter be taught by a guy like that and if the bishop wouldn't release him then he'd be talking to the SP about it! He also said our daughter would be accompanying him to sunday school/priesthood and anyone who asked why would get the full story.
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BOULDER, COLORADO and MONTREAL, QUEBEC -- (Marketwired) -- 07/01/14 -- Ecrypt Technologies (OTCQB:ECRY) announced today a strategic marketing agreement with Silanis to promote, sell and distribute e-SignLive(TM) by Silanis, a field-proven electronic signature solution. Currently in use by top banks, insurance carriers and agencies, as well as government organizations including the General Services Administration (GSA), the U.S. Air Force and the entire U.S. Army, e-SignLive will offer legal and regulatory compliance for Ecrypt customers.
Silanis' electronic signature solution e-SignLive compliments the highly anticipated release of Ecrypt's ECRYPT ONE, a security-first email system designed to meet the risk tolerance levels of the most demanding and security-conscious organizations. The customer benefits achieved by combining these combined capabilities provides organizations with the "security peace of mind" they desire coupled with the ability to securely streamline organizational processes. In addition, Silanis' capabilities align well with other professional service offerings available through Ecrypt, such as those dealing with corporate cyber breach protection.
Dr. Thomas A. Cellucci, Ecrypt's CEO commented: "We are excited to enter this unique business relationship with Silanis, who has gained a well-deserved reputation for providing high value, secure, and streamlined business capabilities for customers across the globe."
Silanis CEO and co-founder Tommy Petrogiannis adds: "Organizations of all sizes are looking to do business digitally in a way that is user-friendly but also secure. That's the power of e-SignLive, especially in conjunction with solutions like those from Ecrypt, which when combined, enhance the potential and value for mutual customers."
For more information about Silanis' product offerings, visit: www.silanis.com
About Silanis Technology
Businesses of all sizes choose Silanis Technology when e-signatures matter. With more than 600 million documents processed every year, e-SignLive(TM) is the most widely used e-signature solution around the world. Thousands of organizations, big and small, including the leading banks, insurers, credit providers, pharmaceutical and government agencies trust e-SignLive as their platform to make business digital. On premise or in the cloud, e-SignLive delivers the best customer experience while improving legal and regulatory compliance. Learn more: www.silanis.com, Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook and Google+.
About Ecrypt Technologies
Ecrypt Technologies, Inc. is at the forefront of data security, specializing in military-strength information security solutions for enterprise, government and military. Ecrypt empowers organizations with the freedom to communicate and collaborate without risk of liability, reputation damage, competitive threat and other negative outcomes. Ecrypt is the trusted first choice for those looking to keep their communications confidential.
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"We have a tagline - "Power in the API Economy." What that means is everything that is built in applications and connected applications is done through APIs," explained Roberto Medrano, Executive Vice President at Akana, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at 16th Cloud Expo, held June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City.
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It's not often you see a good Doctor Who parody on Newgrounds, and in that respect it was quite *fantastic*. The humor was good, and I found myself laughing out loud more times than not. Also, your impersonations were up to par for most of the characters, and I especially liked Rory.
My only critique is that I wasn't fond of your animation style (lack of arms, mouths, and whatnot), but that aside it was still a great animation.
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It's not often you get to see all eleven doctors in one episode. And I concur, that Tennant was excellent, and the parody was overall brilliant. If there was one flaw, it's that Amy wasn't hot enough, but you used River so well that I don't even care.
Oh, Doctor. You always find a way around everything.
Rory! Where did he come from?
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Ok I never post public but I feel strongly that this needs to be said publicly. There are several videos going around YouTube n such that show neurotypical children with no delays or diagnoses, turning on children with a diagnosis. Then "pranking" or down right abusing them videotaping these horrible encounters posting the encounter on the internet for the entire world to see. These children if you want to call them that are abusing the weak, the misunderstood just for the fucked up thrill that they get. They are monsters and both them and their families should be blamed for their disgusting display of barbaric intent towards such gentle and kind children. Children with autism and mental or social, emotional or language delays only want one thing. That one thing is to be just like everyone else. These other horrible kids lie to the children with delays befriend them even, build trust, which is very hard in children with autism just to break it with pranks or abuses. Leaving such hurt and and irreparable damage in it's wake. So I'm going to leave it like this...maybe instead of encouraging your spoiled children to make fun of people who are different in any way, or to look for differences between people who aren't just like them, maybe stop spoiling the shit out of your horrible little monsters of children, maybe teach them about god instead of material shit, maybe discipline them for small things Growning up and then they wont turn out so fucking horrible that they Will feel the need to pick on the weak and mentally, physically or otherwise disabled. Sorry so long it just disgusted me so badly I couldn't sleep. Carry on.
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I know what you mean +Polly Crookston . I was made fun of all throughout school and was bullied. Now I get pretty hot if someone tries it again.... I snap back in a not nice manner
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