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The Wall Street Journal and other national publications have interviewed Arbor Wealth Firm Founder and Principal Margaret R. McDowell, ChFC, AIF regarding Arbor Wealth's utilization of dividend-paying investments in client portfolios. Is this, we wondered, the face of future investing.
Question: Why do you think Arbor Wealth's emphasis on income investments is attracting attention from national publications?
Arbor Wealth: We have a reputation for investing in securities that provide income, and that's a recognizable investing niche. We've been interviewed several times by the Wall Street Journal, by Jane Bryant Quinn for AARP, and by Investment Advisor Magazine.
Question: Is this investment philosophy a national trend?
Arbor Wealth: It is now. We began focusing on income generation and dividend-payers many years ago. It's only recently become a buzzword in the investment advisory industry.
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The goal of my DVD set is teach non-medical professionals the SFMA with restrictor plates. There will be no breakouts, no manual therapy, and no treating pain.
There's a huge void where non-medical folks don't have the tool(s) to work side by side with medical clinicians with the same template. Non-painful dysfunction is the FMS; you will learn how to get into those patterns with my DVD, and you will leave the painful patterns to those that are qualified. If that happens to be you anyway, all the better.
Topics will be typical injuries you see when the joint by joint goes wrong, the core pendulum theory, and understanding the inner core.
But I also hope I am not going to disappoint anyone as this version of the material, like I said, will be the SFMA with restrictor plates. There will be no breakouts, no manual therapy, and no mechanism to treat people with pain.
What I want is for non-medical and medical folks to be able to use the same template to answer one of the MAJOR things I don't care for, which is folks using the FMS in the presence of pain. After this DVD, you will know how to start to unfold the roadmap when you work with someone in pain. But I will not be the ones to give you tools that you may or may not be qualified to use. I respect that many non-medical clinicians are quite capable particularly manual therapists with an exercise background. I just don't think it is appropriate to potentially put a chainsaw in the hands of a 4-year old. It's not the right thing to do, and it's also not really possible to put into a DVD.
I thoroughly explain why the rules are so clear when the FMS yields pain, but also demonstrate how the SFMA can also take you to swings, deadlifts, get-ups, push presses, etc.
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After a while the bay seemed to come alive with tidal movement, baitfish activity and a more aggressive bite. We ended the morning with the kind of topwater action every angler hopes for.
George J. Stevens of Portland prepares to release a redfish caught this past week in the Brown & Root section of Redfish Bay.
We enjoyed a particularly mild August morning of fishing when the stillness was not as stifling because of a cloud that guarded us from the sun.
I caught several smaller redfish early before the bigger fish became more aggressive toward our topwater offerings.
Dean "Slowride" Thomas assumes his trademark side-saddle position, which he uses while drifting vast flats. He uses his feet to guide or slow the boat as needed.
A convergence of skill, excellent bay and weather conditions, and luck produced a stellar morning of topwater plugging for redfish in Brown & Root Flats for the Wilderness Systems Pro Team and me.
Steve Garcia of Aransas Pass caught the first two fish of a glorious morning for paddling. The redfish bite got better as the sun rose.
Three members of the pro team for Wilderness Systems Kayaks converged on Redfish Bay this past week. Here, Steve Garcia of Aransas Pass releases one of the early fish caught.
Steve Garcia of Aransas Pass shows the partial results of a stellar morning on Redfish Bay. We released more fish than we kept during a outing that ended way before noon.
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A historic building that not so long ago was slated for demolition has been given new life. The former Belk building on Hampton Avenue was the center of attention as local government and citizens gathered for a Topping Out celebration that will house the Department of Social Services.
The May 29, event took place at the construction site. Among those present were Vernita Dore, State Director of the United States Department of Agriculture, John Taylor, DSS Human Services Program Coordinator and Kenneth Barnes with Congressman Clyburns Office. Williamsburg County Supervisor Stanley Pasley signed the final beam that will complete the roof structure. As I signed the last beam to go into the roof structure of the building I thought what a momentous occasion this was, and how all the hard work by staff, elected officials and others was finally paying off, said Pasley in a press release. Once the building is completed it should be a very comfortable facility for the DSS staff and citizens served.
The building is considered one of the most historically and architecturally significant buildings in the downtown business district but was slated for demo in 2009. Its fight to maintain the distinction has been a long and arduous one to say the least. Seeing the endeavor to fruition was the result of partnerships forged with Williamsburg County, the Williamsburg County Development Corporation, USDA-Rural Development, Congressman Clyburns Office, DSS, Santee Electric Cooperative and the Town of Kingstree, among others. Once the project is complete, I believe the location of the office downtown will help to reinvigorate the downtown area, said Pasley. As Kingstree Mayor Ricky Burrows stated in his remarks, it is already responsible for bringing the new nail spa business located on Main Street to the Town of Kingstree. The project is exciting and will benefit not only the Town of Kingstree, but Williamsburg County and its citizens well into the future. Construction is expected to be completed by September.
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Cleveland, OH (Sports Network) - Derek Lowe pitched seven innings in his Cleveland debut and Carlos Santana hit a pair of home runs as the Indians avoided the sweep at the hands of the Blue Jays with a 4-3 victory.
Lowe (1-0), who was acquired from Atlanta in the offseason, gave up two unearned runs on five hits with one walk and one strikeout. Santana hit a two-run and solo home run in the win for the Indians, who haven't been swept to start a season since 2009.
Joel Carreno (0-1) took the loss in his first Major League start as he gave up four runs on six hits over six innings for the Blue Jays. Kelly Johnson had two hits and scored twice, while Adam Lind added two hits, an RBI and a run scored.
This game was in stark contrast to the first two games of the series. Thursday's contest went 16 innings, an MLB record for an Opening Day contest, while Saturday's contest lasted 12 innings.
Cleveland took the lead in the first at-bat of the second when Santana hit a pitch over the wall in center. Later in the inning, Jack Hannahan singled home Casey Kotchman for a 2-0 lead.
Toronto tied the contest in the top of the fourth. Johnson beat out an infield single to start the inning and Lind later reached base on an error from Hannahan. Edwin Encarnacion followed with a run scoring double and Brett Lawrie's sacrifice fly made it a 2-2 game.
Santana, though, was at it again in the fifth inning. With two outs, Shin-Soo Choo kept the inning alive with a single and Santana followed by drilling a pitch over the right field wall for a 4-2 lead.
Lowe allowed a baserunner in the fifth, sixth and seventh innings, but escaped every time without allowing a run.
The Blue Jays, though, did get one back in the eighth off of Joe Smith. With one out, Johnson and Jose Bautista each singled and Lind followed with a single to make it a 4-3 game.
Vinnie Pestano then took the mound and struck out Encarnacion and Lawrie to end the frame.
Chris Perez came on in the ninth and allowed a leadoff single to Eric Thames, but then got Colby Rasmus to fly out. Ben Francisco reached base on an error and, after Yunel Escobar struck out, Johnson walked to load the bases. Perez, though, got Jose Bautista to pop out near the mound for his first save of the season.
Toronto hosts the Red Sox for three games starting on Monday...Cleveland welcomes Chicago for three games beginning on Monday...Toronto hasn't won three straight to start a season since 1996...Lowe improved to 7-9 over 42 appearances (11 starts) against the Blue Jays in his career...Toronto had won five straight against the Indians.


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HAMBURG, NY – La Roche College, the top team in the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference, coasted to a 74-46 victory over Hilbert College in women's basketball which closed out the regular season schedule for both teams. La Roche improved to 17-1 (22-2 overall) and will now focus on claiming their third consecutive play-off championship and automatic bid to the NCAA tourney, while Hilbert ended their season 1-17 and 3-22 overall. Prior to the tip off, senior Amber Grosch was honored for her four years of service to the women's basketball program.
La Roche's Cassie Cygan made 10 of her 20 shots, and was 5-of-8 at the foul line to lead all scores with 27 points. Jessica Pitts, the AMCC preseason player of the year, earned game high honors with 7 steals, 8 assists and 14 rebounds flirting with a quadruple double, scoring 9 points. Natalie Whitman finished with 13 points and 10 rebounds to claim her ninth double-double while Sarah Lorusso chipped in 11 points and four steals for Hilbert. Grosch earned 6 rebounds and made three foul shots and had one steal in her final basketball contest.
Lorusso came off the bench and sank three consecutive shots off penetration to keep the Hawks close (13-8). Whitman was aggressive on the offensive glass working tip-ins in her favor to carry Hilbert with 9 points by the break. La Roche made 18 of 34 attempts from the floor shooting a hot 52.9% with unselfish passing to take a 40-22 lead to the break. Made free throws (7-12) and offensive rebounds gave Hilbert some purpose, but their 21 turnovers against La Roche's defensive athleticism hurt the Hawks' offensive production. LaShauna Brothers led all scorers with 11 points and Pitts dishes 6 first-half assists for the RedHawks.
By 11:29 left in the second period, La Roche stretched their lead to 31 points mainly off transition scores. The Hawks won the rebounding battle (30-21) in the second half securing 11 offensive boards. Hilbert forced La Roche into 29.7% shooting from the floor holding them to 15% from beyond the arc. Erin Smith was a workhorse earning four rebounds in her six minutes of court time late in the game.
The AMCC play-offs begin this coming Tuesday with the 3rd and 4th seeded teams hosting a first round game. #1 and #2 earned byes into the semi-final games, which will be played February 22 at La Roche College. The championship game is scheduled for February 23 and the winner gets the leagues automatic bid to the NCAA Division III national tournament.
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Okay, so we switched our routers. Things seemed fine. But the issues started happening again shortly after. This is a different issue though. Whenever somebody downloads a large file, SOMETIMES (not every time which is weird) I will get DNS issues. When I try to visit a page, it will say DNS Lookup Failed (in Chrome, IE and Safari says it cannot connect). Okay, so I then tried Open DNS and Google DNS. Same issues. I made sure everything was fine on the routers and just left it pointing to OpenDNS.
Now, when it does work, I get similar results as with the previous routers. veeeeeerrrrrryyyyyyy slow internet. But the weird thing is, if I start downloading from Steam or downloading a really big file, I get my 2.7 MB./s. But visiting websites, images take forever to load?
This is just a weird situation that I cannot seem to resolve. And it is not all the time so diagnosing is a bit of a problem.
Oh I did not mention the best part yet. Sometimes, when sites DO load. It will NOT load the CSS or Images. That is really weird. I have no idea why it is having issues. Even on sites that have images / css on the same site.
It happens on every device that is connected. iPhone, iPad, laptops, desktops, OSX, Windows 7, Windows 8, Xbox, Playstation, Smart TV trying to get to Netflix, you name it.
The only fix I have for when this happens, is to do a flush dns. Then things work immediately after. Does anybody have any ideas as to what might be going on? I have had our ISP come out and look at it several times and they could not find anything. Is there a way to not allow DNS to be cached in Windows and OS X (so I will not need to do the flush dns)?


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Sept. 3
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"Diablo III" (Blizzard Entertainment): One of PCs most popular RPG (role-playing games) franchises makes its exclusive console debut on PS3 and Xbox 360
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"Need for Speed Rivals" (EA): The 20th installment in this popular racing game series features AllDrive, which blends single player and multiplayer gameplay on PS3, Xbox 360 and PC. Coming soon to PS4 and Xbox One.
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November 2013
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PITTSBURGH, PA – The Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference is pleased to recognize the winners of the winter and spring season Team Peak Performer Awards. This is a new awards program for the AMCC and was established as a way to focus greater attention on the fine collective academic accomplishments of our many teams. There is one team honoree selected for every AMCC championship sport, with the winners possessing the highest collective cumulative grade point average in their particular program. For winter and spring sports, that GPA was determined at the conclusion of the spring semester.
Hilbert captured the men's volleyball team award with a spring semester grade point average of 3.25 while Penn State Altoona and Franciscan University teams were multiple winners in the second semester group. Altoona's men's swimming and diving (3.27), women's swimming and diving (3.42) and softball (3.46) were matched by Franciscan's men's basketball (3.29), women's basketball (3.48) and men's tennis (3.33). Rounding out the field of high-achieving squads was the D'Youville College baseball team who collected a 3.27 grade point average.
During the first week of April, the NCAA kicked off the DIII Week, a new initiative to celebrate academic accomplishment, athletic activity and community service programs on each Division III athletic campus throughout the country. At that time, the fall semester Team Peak Performer Awards were announced by the AMCC league office and the Hilbert College women's soccer team earned the highest cumulative GPA within the women's soccer league posting a (3.58).
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Traveling across America to share the sacrifices of our military, the Wounded Warrior Amputee Softball Team (WWAST) will make its first-ever visit to Northwest Ohio for a series of games and events on May 31 at Ned Skeldon Stadium in Maumee.
The WWAST is comprised of 25 veterans and active duty soldiers who have lost limbs post-9/11 while serving their country. Their amputations vary — arm, above knee, below knee, foot — but their mission is the same: use softball to show that anyone can rise above challenges.
"It's what we use to get the message out there, and obviously it's an amazing thing to see a guy lose both of his legs and hit a 350-foot home run," said Saul Bosquez of Adrian, Michigan, the only team member from this area. "What they put into the point they're at takes a lot of effort and dedication. We're well-received wherever we go."
Some of the players are still in the service, others have moved on to new careers and others are in college, such as Bosquez, who lost his left leg just below the knee on Aug. 1, 2007. Four years after his accident this nationally touring team was formed, and it has been a whirlwind ride for him since.
"It has been amazing. I don't think a lot of people realized how big the team could become," Bosquez said. "I think we're booked right now until the end of 2015. We're in pretty high demand. Right now it's been quite the ride."
As if traveling the country wasn't enough, Bosquez has been fortunate to play in major league stadiums, on national television, all the while meeting numerous sports celebrities, including Johnny Damon, George Brett, Bo Jackson, Rickey Henderson, LaVar Arrington, and even stars from "Duck Dynasty."
Getting the team to visit was the two-year work of the Sylvania Senior Softball Association, headed by Jay and Vicki Schramm. They initially thought the event might take place at Sylvania's Pacesetter Park, but quickly realized this team draws a crowd, as they're expecting 5,000 to attend in Maumee.
"We thought it would be a nice event to do for the community, to pay homage to the vets for all they do for us," Schramm said. "I heard about them, and thought it would be nice to get them to come here, and do a parade, and it snowballed from that point on."
The event will feature the WWAST playing in three games against the Sylvania Senior Softball All-Stars, local and guest celebrities, and Detroit Tigers alumni. A parade will precede the event, with local bands performing music in-between games, as well as a power hitting display. The weekend will also showcase involvement with local law enforcement agencies, medical personnel and a volunteer prosthetic group. BCSN plans to televise the event.
When the team initially began, spectators were a bit skeptical about the level of play.
"When we first started, (the reaction) was, 'Oh, that's nice, they can play,'" Bosquez said. "But then people watched us play and realized, 'They're actually good.'"
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Events like this give the area a chance to shine through community involvement, and Schramm noted that several local businesses have been key to helping the cause.
"A lot of restaurants are donating food. Outback is doing a meal for them on Friday night," Schramm said. "Century Equipment is donating golf carts to move vets around the field, and Hoover Wells repainted a vehicle for us."
ProMedica, The Andersons, Meredith Party Rentals and several VFW Posts are among others offering assistance.
Admission is free, but the group is asking for goodwill donations at the gate. Funds will be used to help defray team travel costs, with excess being donated to the WWAST's kids camp, which gives children with amputations a chance to learn the game.
Inspiration will be in abundance, yet the players aren't the only ones offering it. Bosquez said he once received an email from the mother of an 8-year-old with an amputation from birth, who watched the shorts-wearing, prosthetic-exposed Warriors in action.
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When my mother was growing up her mother would on rare occasions tamper with the Christmas tree formula (and it was a formula - see below). One year there was a flocked tree with blue balls - not a favorite. Grandmother was no longer decorating the tree when this one was put up in 1989. But her caregivers brought out the boxes and put up the tree for her. If you'll look carefully you'll see glass balls with writing on them. There was a set of seven ornaments, each painted with the name of one of her grandchildren. The set was given to her sometime between 1960, when her 7th grandchild was born, and 1968 when her eighth surviving grandchild was born.
When I was helping to clean out her house after her death in 1993 I found the set - now eight balls. Seven neatly painted plus one more scratched out with a knife bearing the name of our dearly loved number eight. I wrapped them carefully and sent each off (with a few other souvenir ornaments) to the appropriate cousin. I smile every time I think of my youngest cousin sitting there, nail file or pen knife in hand, etching out his name and hanging the ball on the tree.
Mother's formula for decorating a Christmas tree - Divide lights and ornaments into sixths. Three-sixths of the lights and ornaments go on the bottom third of the tree. Two-sixths go on the middle third of the tree. One-sixth goes on the top third of the tree. Young children were excused from knowing and executing the formula - but their ornaments were likely be moved once they were abed.
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Susan, I can't get over the division of the lights and ornaments. That is just amazing, and almost funny. And what a history with those ornaments.ReplyDelete
I think your mom went to the same school of Christmas tree decorating as my mom. Mom's formula wasn't quite as detailed, but if we didn't follow the specification, decorations would likely be relocated to the appropriate area. Hopefully I'm not doing the same thing to my family (but I probably am!)!ReplyDelete
Poor youngest having to create his own ID ornament ;-)ReplyDelete
Her formula also included graduated sizes of glass balls, didn't it? And only one or two strands of icicles (that's what we called the stuff others call tinsel) at a time?ReplyDelete
Those were iron-clad tree decorating rules in my house...
I bet your cousins were thrilled to get their ornaments...
Now that is a formula : ) Love the story of the named christmas balls-and I'm so glad you passed them along to-how neat is that!ReplyDelete
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The landscape has begun to take on a decidedly winter-like cast, as a fresh covering of snow recently secured a white cap atop most of the peaks in the upper elevations.
Snow cover is a most welcome occurrence for big game hunters, as it serves to record the tracks, traffic and behavior patterns of numerous animals, especially whitetail deer.
Last week's rain and high winds served to denude the hardwoods as it opened up the woods. The lingering leaf cover will likely fall soon, as cooler temperatures and additional snowfall combine to knock foliage to the ground.
The fresh snow cover is most welcome, as it records travel patterns and offers a contrasting background to highlight the natural brown camouflage of a whitetail.
As usual, heavy frosts will produce noisy ground cover and leaves will crunch loudly whether under boots, or hooves.
The annual rut appears to be in full swing, and scrapes and buck rubs are springing up nearly everywhere. Over the next two weeks, bucks will be chasing does as the look for love in all the wrong places. It is the peak of the season for deer hunters. DEC records indicate the majority of antlered deer are typically harvested during the timeframe of the first two weeks of November.
To date, I've also been getting reports from a lot of local hunters about a number of unexpected camp pests they've been encountering already this season.
Finding a mouse in the house, or a few at hunting camp is not unusual occurrence. It is to be expected especially during this time of year when mice populations are booming all over the North Country. Traditionally, such an explosion would not be cause for alarm, especially since colder weather drives the critters to seek shelter indoors.
However, mice are no longer to be considered just an annoying little nuisance. Typically they pilfer crackers or crumbs from under the picnic table, or chew up a few napkins to make a next. However, it turns out mice can actually be deadly!
Joe Hackett is a guide and sportsman residing in Ray Brook. Contact him at email@example.com.
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Kinda harsh dude.
Scotty's OK by me.
But if I may make a suggestion..maybe don't rush into anything. I've been divorced for 40 years, been pretty dog-gone happy the whole time. Hell I don't even date much any more. It just isn't worth it.
I'ts been my experience that after many years people come with baggage , and that baggage becomes trouble. It might be money, kids, G/kids, ex-spouses & or so-on.
That said , also I believe in the old Tanya Tucker song...."if it don't come easy ? better let it go"
I think some things are worth it. Never say never but as age creeps upon us it does become more difficult to adjust to another person.
Being honest about baggage is essential.
I think anything is worth it if you really want it.
Great...a dating forum.
How about we keep it about BMW motorcycles and leave out the mating game??
Well, if each post includes pictures of the bike, woman or man. Then do it. No harm, no foul. We are all adults.
Want to be happy for a day? Drink. Want to be happy for a year? Get married. Want to be happy for life? Ride a BMW!
www.TasteMoringa.com Smart Mix & XM3 Energy Drink are the puppies to view...IMO


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Sunday, April 20, 2014
A fire that killed one and injured others has now been brought under control.
The fire began at about 4 a.m. in a "multi-family building" on Calhoun Drive in the Garden City area, according to Scott Thompson, assistant chief with Horry County Fire Rescue.
Six others were transported to the hospital.
This fire happened one day after four people were injured in a condominium fire on Lotus Court in Murrells Inlet. In that incident, two people jumped from a window of the second-floor condo to escape the flames.
The other two were rescued by firefighters.We will have updates throughout the day.
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