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The oral and maxillofacial surgeons of OKC-OMS are experts in dental implant placement and its related treatments, and we conduct these procedures daily. Oklahoma City patients can benefit from our years of experience in surgical practice, contributions to the body of research on dental implants, and residency training focused on the procedure.
Beyond the expertise we offer, our community-based practice invests in building relationships with our Oklahoma City patients. Our doctors will take the time to get to know you and your goals, and we will take steps to improve your comfort and confidence throughout your treatment.
What Are Dental Implants?
Dental implants replace missing or damaged teeth with new teeth to improve both aesthetics and function. They offer several advantages over other restorative methods, including durability, a natural appearance, and protection against bone loss. Whether you need to replace one, several, or all of your teeth, dental implants offer excellent results.
Implant Placement Options
Implants Can Address a Wide Range of Needs
The root of your tooth—the portion below the surface of the gums—gives the tooth strength and stability. When a tooth is missing or damaged, a dental implant replaces the original root and attaches to a new crown (the visible part of the tooth) or dental prosthesis.
OKC-OMS employs titanium implants that are similar to material that surgeons use in hip and knee replacements. These implants can work with:
A single crown or multiple adjacent crowns.
Bone in the area of a missing tooth may erode over time, creating an unaesthetic appearance and weakening the jaw. Replacing only the crown may not prevent this bone loss, while a dental implant combined with a crown can.
Removable dentures.
Traditional dentures can shift as you speak or eat, and the fit between the dentures and the gums can become loose over time. Dental implants can anchor the dentures while still allowing you to remove them as needed.
A full arch of fixed, permanent teeth.
Otherwise known as All-on-4®, this approach can restore your entire smile and provide you with similar function to your original teeth.
Planning Your Care
As part of your initial consultation, your OKC-OMS doctor will talk with you about your needs and examine your teeth and their supporting structures. The doctor may also take radiographs or 3D X-rays to help in planning your treatment.
During the visit, you will also meet with our implant coordinator and insurance coordinator. These team members will help you understand the process of getting dental implants, discuss potential costs, and look at how insurance can help.
OKC-OMS uses a two-pronged approach to dental implant restoration:
- Our specialists in oral surgery will plan, prepare for, and place the dental implants.
- Separately, a restorative doctor will focus on creating attractive new teeth to connect to the implants.
Working with experts in each area will help you achieve the strongest and most aesthetically appealing result. The OKC-OMS implant coordinator will work with you and your restorative dentist to schedule your care.
Your Experience with Dental Implants
Effective Treatment. Improved Function. Better Aesthetics.
OKC-OMS surgeons use a high degree of care and precision in conducting procedures. Our Oklahoma City patients describe the recovery from dental implants as more comfortable than other dental procedures they have had.
Partly, this is due to our ability to use a wide variety of anesthetic options. Depending on your preferences and treatment plan, we can do anything from profoundly numbing a single tooth to allowing you to sleep through the entire procedure. Our surgeons are licensed in IV general anesthesia and our staff maintains a high level of training to ensure safety during this aspect of your care. After procedures in our office, we will have you return one week later for a checkup to make sure you are healing comfortably.
The Dental Implant Placement Process
Your experience with dental implants will vary with your needs but may include the following.
You may have this procedure if you are getting dental implants to replace damaged teeth. Your surgeon will also graft bone to extraction areas, strengthening them for the future placement of dental implants. Some Oklahoma City patients require three months of healing before their next procedure. However, a clinical evaluation and radiographs may show that you can receive dental implants on the same day in conjunction with your bone grafting.
Implant placement.
Your doctor will place implants to support your new teeth:
- For a single tooth, you may receive a single implant.
- If you are getting removable dentures, the doctor will place several implants in the upper and / or lower jaw.
- If you are a candidate for total jaw restoration, the doctor will place four or more implants. All-on-4 Oklahoma City patients may receive a full set of temporary teeth on the day of their procedure.
Most dental implants need three months to heal, though more advanced implant placement may require a change to the typical healing time. After this time, your restorative dentist will fabricate and connect your new teeth to the implants.
Dental implants can give you back a complete set of teeth that have the natural appearance and function of your original teeth. With care from OKC-OMS, you can expect a high-quality experience and outcome in your treatment.
Restore missing or damaged teeth with dental implants placed by specialists in oral surgery. Contact our offices in the Oklahoma City area at (405) 636-4230 or (405) 463-0004.


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Finally, data was analyzed using SPSS software, version 18 by t-test and Pearson correlation test.Results: The mean UCI was 0.23 ±0.13coils/cm and 0.30± 0.13coils/cm in study and control groups, respectively which had meaningful difference (p=0.017). However, there was a significant correlation (p=0.03) between UCI and bradycardia, but there was no significant association between UCI and meconium staining, tachycardia and acidity of umbilical cord arterials (P>0.05). Roc curve demonstrated that UCI had the ability to be used to predict fetal distress and the best point for predicting fetal distress was 0.23 coils/cm Conclusion:Fetal heart bradycardia had significant association with UCI and UCI could be used to predict fetal distress. http://jbcp.shahed.ac.ir/article_365_37ca39de6c8957bf2d36e7b5917525d8.pdf 2016-08-01T11:23:20 2020-10-28T11:23:20 1 4 10.22070/jbcp.2016.365 Fetal distress Fetal heart Coiling index Umbilical cord Maryam Rabiee email@example.com true 1 faculty medicine shahed university faculty medicine shahed university faculty medicine shahed university AUTHOR Shiva Rafatie firstname.lastname@example.com true 2 pediatric specialist , faculty medicine ,shahed university pediatric specialist , faculty medicine ,shahed university pediatric specialist , faculty medicine ,shahed university LEAD_AUTHOR Mahdie Mohammad Naghizadeh firstname.lastname@example.com true 3 Department biostatistics , faculty of medicine, fasa university Department biostatistics , faculty of medicine, fasa university Department biostatistics , faculty of medicine, fasa university AUTHOR De Laat MW. 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The Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology of India 2006; 56(4): 315-19. 6 Predanic M , Perni SC, Chasen ST, Baergen RN, Chervenak FA. Ultrasound evaluation of abnormal umbilical cord coiling in second trimester of gestation in association with adverse pregnancy outcome. American American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology 2005; 193(2):387-94 7 Cunningham F.G, Leveno KJ, Bloom SL, Hauth JC, Roves DJ, Spong CY. Williams's obstetrics 24 edition. New York, MC Graw Hill 2014; P: 116-125 8 Gibbs RS, Karlan BY, Hany AF, Nygaard IE. Danforth's obstetric and gynecology. 8th ed, New York. Lippin cott Williams L, Wilkins; 2008.670. 9 Kashanian M, Akbarian A, Kouhpayezadeh J. The umbilical coiling index and adverse prenatal outcome. International Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics 2006; 95: 8-13. 10 Dutman AC ,Nikkels PG .Umbilical Hypercoiling in 2nd- and 3rd-Trimester Intrauterine Fetal Death. Pediatric and Developmental Pathology 2015; 18(1) :6-10 11 Pathak S, Hook E, Hackett G, Murdoch E, Sebire NJ, Jessop F, Lees C. Cord coiling, umbilical cord insertion and placental shape in an unselected cohort delivering at term: relationship with common obstetric outcomes. Placenta 2010; 31(11): 363-8. 12 Baergen RN. Umbilical Cord Pathology. Surgical Pathology Clinic 2013; 6(1):61-85. 13 Machin GA, Ackerman J, Gilbert-Barness E. Abnormal umbilical cord coiling is associated with adverse perinatal outcomes. Pediatric Developmental Pathology 2000; 3(5):462-71 14 Ezimokhai M, Rizk DE, Thomas L. Maternal risk factors for abnormal vascular coiling of the umbilical cord. American Journal of Perinatology 2000; 17(8): 441-5. 15 Ercal T, Lacin S, Altunyurt S, Saygili U, Cinar D, Mumcu A. Umbilical coiling index: is it a marker for fetus at risk. The British Journal of Clinical Practice 1996; 50(5): 254-6. 16 Chitra T, Sushanth Ys, Roghavan S. Umbilical coiling index as a marker of prenatal outcome: An analytical study. Obstetrics and Gynecology International 2012; 2012: ID213689.6 pages 17 Atalla RK, Abrams K, Bell SC, Taylor DJ. Newborn acid- base status and umbilical cord morphology. Obstetrics and Gynecology 1998; 92(5): 865-68. 18 El Behery MM, Nouh AA, Alanwar AM, Diab AE. Effect of umbilical vein blood flow on perinatal outcome of fetuses with lean and/or hypo-coiled umbilical cord. Archives of Gynecology and Obstetrics 2011; 283(1):53–8. 19 Devaru O, Thusoo M. Umbilical coiling index & prenatal outcome. The Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology of India 2012; 62(1): 43-6. 20

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If you can dream—and not make dreams your master,
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I shut my eyes in order to see.
Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass.
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As a multi-disciplinary Creative Director and Designer, Jacqueline Dubbins' work lies at the intersection of brand development, design, and fine art. She has found her voice working for luxury lifestyle brands, with an underlying socially-conscious mindset. Upon graduating from USC's Roski School of Fine Art (with an emphasis in painting and design), Jacqueline has been directing creative initiatives for TOMS, HauteLook, the LA Philharmonic, and Everything But the House (to name a few). She served as Art Director at Inside Weddings Magazine, spearheading its digital presence — and has freelanced with a number of highly esteemed publications including LA Magazine, Variety, and C Magazine. Launching her career in entertainment advertising — Jacqueline concepted digital creative initiatives for film + television, working at industry powerhouses Big Picture Group, And Company, and CBS Interactive. Her portfolio has received recognition on numerous industry websites and has been esteemed with Promax BDA awards in design and art direction.
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OK. So I guess this is the place where I say a few things about, myself. I'll keep it short and simple. If I can.
My real name is Rob Willson and I live in a crappy little suburb of Illinois. You can either call me Rob or XFozzboute or whatever you want.
I'm a sci-fi (not syfy, what the hell is up with that anyway?) and horror movie junky and I also happen to be an artist.
It started out like most (I think) when I was young. Mainly started with coloring books and then went to drawing my own stuff to color. At a young age I discovered movies. Horror and sci-fi like I said above and ever since then it's been the focus of my art. You'll notice most of it involves Star Trek.
I also became very interested in visual and make up effects. That's when I found these two books that had a lasting impression on me.
And recently I discovered this wonderful book.
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You search for something online. Say you're looking for a great lasagna recipe. You type that into Google and hit enter. A nanosecond later a million hits come back. You can now peruse through the search results and find exactly what you're looking for. You likely went to something on the first page, even if you continued through other pages, looking through the search results. Ever wonder how Google magically chose those websites to appear on the first page of the results? It's not as arbitrary as you might think. Part of the reason is the keywords selected by the writer of the article. Today we're going to delve a little more into the keyword research and ways to make it easy.
Selecting Keywords
You've got an idea for a great article. You've sat down at your computer and you're ready to write. What do you need to do first? Select Keywords.
Regardless of whether you do any keyword research or not, it is important to remember that your first loyalty is to your readers. You could have the most wonderfully optimized article for the search engines with keywords that make the SEO gods smile with pride, but if your article doesn't engage your readers, any short term gain is likely to be a long-term bust.
Your ideal keywords will be ones that get some traffic (hopefully, at least 1,000 or so searches a month) but also have low competition, meaning that not a lot of other companies are trying to rank in Google for the same keywords.
How am I supposed to get major traffic if only 1,000 people are searching for my keyword each month?
The idea of selecting these "smaller" traffic keywords is for the process to be cumulative. If you can rank on page 1 for an article that drivers 10 users to your site each month and do that for 10 articles, isn't that better than ranking on page 10 for a keyword that gets 1,000,000 searches a month? How likely are you to be able to attract any readers? Right…slim to none. Plus, once your readers get a taste of your awesome blog post, they're likely to poke around at what else you have to offer.
How Can I Find the Right Keywords?
Try long-tail keywords. Rather than searching for a generic term like "lasagna recipes" (you can tell I wrote this blog before dinner), try writing for something a reader might search for like, "how to make lasagna in under an hour" or something like that.
Write down all the words you would search for when thinking about a topic.
Look for what's trending in Google. Google has an application that allows you to trace people's popular Google searches.
Let your analytics (Google Analytics) be your guide. Dive into your statistics to see what keywords are bringing readers to your site. You can piggyback from those in coming up with new blog posts.
Check out the competition. What are others in your niche writing about? If you notice a lot of your competition writing about the same thing, you might be on to something.
Type some of the keywords you are considering directly into your search engine. A lot of times you'll see a drop-down of other things people are searching for related to your keyword. You can use these as ideas for your posts as well.
Once you have your potential keywords chosen, now you'll want to know if you have the right keywords. There are a number of tools out there that can help both free and paid. We'll take a look at one of each.
Google Keyword Planner
This is a free tool built originally for the Adwords platform, but has since been expanded to be more of a generic tool. The platform allows you to:
- Research statistics on a keyword
- Keep track of your keywords using lists
- Estimate how your keyword might compete in search rankings.
If you use Adwords for any of your marketing campaigns, you can also determine what bids will be competitive and use this to help determine your budget.
- It's free!
- You can view trends for your keywords searched both locally and globally.
- You can receive keyword suggestions based on the data you enter
- If you don't already have one, you'll need to sign up for an Adwords account before you can use the service. Don't worry you don't have to sign up for any campaigns.
- Search volume may not be exact. The search volumes are really just an estimate.
Overall I think the Keyword Planner is a great tool if you're not looking to spend any money, yet want to gain some insight on keywords that might be perfect for your next blog post.
Another tool that I've used for my keyword searches is Jaaxy. Jaaxy has many more features than Google's Keyword Planner, but it's a paid site. Is it worth the cost?
What is Jaaxy?
Jaaxy is a keyword research tool that allows you to input keywords that you'd like to use and evaluate them based on a number of points, including?
- Average number of searches for that keyword on a monthly basis.
- How much traffic your website could anticipate receiving if you are on the first page of Google for those keywords.
- The number of other companies that are competing for those exact same keywords.
- An SEO score highlighting the likelihood the keywords you select will rank on the first page of Google.
- If you were looking to create a landing page for that keyword, you could even determine whether there are similar domain names available.
- Do you participate in affiliate marketing? Jaaxy provides you with insight on what affiliate marketing programs are available that are related to the keywords you have entered.
- You'll know exactly what keywords are viable for your blog post. You'll know exactly if you'll be able to rank and how competitive those keywords are.
- You can view your site ranking history. Input the keywords for blog posts you've already used and find out where you rank in Google.
- You receive an unlimited number of searches each month.
- It is a paid for service. While I don't think this is a bad thing, since you get what you pay for, there are free tools out there.
- It can be addicting. There is so much information available through the platform.
Keyword research and selecting the right keywords can be a powerful tool in getting your article ranked in Google and in turn driving more traffic to your site. Using a keyword research tool can greatly reduce the stress of knowing whether your article might rank and allow you to keep focus on producing awesome content.
Thanks for stopping by! Please leave me a comment and let me know what other content you'd like to see. You can also follow me on Twitter @mommahelping.


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Now that I receive my Tucson Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) share, I have been eating many more fresh vegetables including greens. I am falling in love with gorgeous greens.
From the photo above you will note that my salad has just picked lettuces, roasted root vegetables, and grape tomatoes.
I also took a jar of Trader Joe's tomato-basil spaghetti sauce and enhanced it to my liking.
Naturally, I didn't measure anything because I'm a wild unpredictable woman in the kitchen but here's what I did.
First, I sauteed about 1/4 package of Trader Joe's frozen peppers & onion fajita mix in olive oil. I made the above mix into a diced medley. Then I added one diced chicken sausage (any sausage would do even soy sausage). I added a frozen garlic cube and a frozen cilantro cube (again from Trader Joe's) plus a generous grinding of fresh pepper.
Next, I added the sauce and stirred. Then I added about 1/3 cup red wine (pinot noir) and some chopped fresh basil leaves from my plant, a generous sprinkling of cumin and cayenne pepper. I let this mix simmer on medium to low heat for 30 minutes.
Some like it spicy and that would be me. While the sauce was flavorful, it wasn't perky enough. Perusing the refrigerator, I found chipotle salsa and added half a cup.
Lastly, I added a generous handful or two of fresh greens braising mix (torn into small pieces) allowing it to wilt and put the mixture into the refrigerator for 4 hours. I recommend doing this the night before but I was too tired.
For dinner, I cooked whole wheat rotelle pasta al dente, drained, and mixed into the sauce to serve.
Mama Mia! It was absolutely delicious (even cheese-less) and I got rave reviews. I urge you to experiment by adding more vegetables to your pasta sauce and to spice it up.


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An investment of over £7.5million into the course and its facilities is paying dividends for this jumps course set in parkland overlooking the Northamptonshire countryside.
Free admission and car parking are offered at nearly all meetings with fixtures from October to May. Located on the A5 between Northampton and Milton Keynes, it is only minutes from the M1 and M40 motorways. The course itself provides a stern test especially in mid-winter with a stiff climb to the finish.
Right-hand square shaped track of about 1m 6f. The last 6f are uphill making this a stiff test. There are six hurdles per cicuit and ten fences and the two on the downhill run from the stands can cause problems.


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With meals prepared fresh every day, you'll enjoy a variety that caters to every taste served right to your table.
At Bramalea Retirement residence, our residents enjoy a varied menu in a casual friendly atmosphere where everybody knows your name.
Our chef prepares wonderful entrées, hearty soups, fresh salads and vegetables, and luscious treats to make each day's dining a pleasure.
At Bramalea Retirement Residence, healthy meals for seniors are always our main concern. Our dining service includes:
- Nutritious, well-balanced meals prepared daily
- Continental breakfast served in the Bistro
- Special diets accommodated
- Choice of entrées at lunch and dinner to suit various tastes and dietary requirements
- Complimentary snacks, coffee, tea and fruit available every day in our 24 hour Café for residents and guests
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As foreign buyers pour billions of dollars into the U.S.'s luxury real estate market, the federal government is, for the first time, taking steps to learn the identities of buyers who pay cash for high-end real estate using shell companies.
The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), a bureau of the U.S. Department of the Treasury, will require title insurance companies identify the people behind companies that pay "all cash" for high-end residential real estate in New York's Manhattan and Miami-Dade County in Florida.
The temporary reporting requirement is for all-cash purchases made from March 1, 2016, through August 27, 2016, that are worth more than $3 million in Manhattan, and $1 million in Miami-Dade.
The government agency is responding to concerns that all-cash purchasers may be hiding illicitly gained assets and their identities by buying residential properties through limited liability companies or other financial structures.
A spokesman for FinCEN was unable to provide comment on what particular nationalities had prompted the money laundering concerns.
FinCEN Director Jennifer Shasky Calvery, said in a statement:
"We are seeking to understand the risk that corrupt foreign officials, or transnational criminals, may be using premium U.S. real estate to secretly invest millions in dirty money.
Over the years, our rules have evolved to make the standard mortgage market more transparent, and less hospitable to fraud and money laundering.
"But cash purchases present a more complex gap that we seek to address. These GTOs will produce valuable data that will assist law enforcement, and inform our broader efforts to combat money laundering in the real estate sector."
The American Land Title Association (ALTA), a national trade association, is helping its members to comply with the federal reporting requirements. Michelle Korsmo, ALTA's chief executive officer, said in a statement:
"ALTA looks forward to continuing our work with FinCEN as our members implement this Order to help prevent money laundering schemes, and the illegal purchase of real estate in the United States," said Michelle Korsmo, ALTA's chief executive officer. "ALTA is actively assisting our members to comply with these reporting requirements.
"As the independent third-party at the closing table, ALTA members work to safeguard the real estate transaction for millions of Americans every year. Our work with FinCEN underscores ALTA members' commitment to providing a compliant real estate settlement experience."
Heather Lowe, a lawyer with Global Financial Integrity who tracks the transfer of illicit money out of developing countries, told npr:
"You can spend a lot of money to buy a house, and then you can sell that house a year later, and all of a sudden, all of that money is completely clean money."
New York City introduced its own disclosure rules for foreign shell companies in May last year. The rules were an attempt to rope in real estate owners who were avoiding paying taxes. It required the names of all the members of a shell company to be released to the city.


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Singh, JP (1993) Applications of multigrid methods to problems in CFD. In: CFD: Advances and Applications, 1993, India.Full text not available from this repository.
Discipline where multigrid methods have found extensive13; applications with remarkable success is computational fluid dynamics.The impact of this method on the practical use of various codes based on highly nonlinear differential equations describing the complexity of the fluid flow phenomena has been revolutionary. It is not very13; long ago that the Navier-Stokes solutions of simple problems took 100 hours and more of CPU time.The independent tremendous revolution taking place in the area of faster chips, on one hand, and the development in multigrid methods, on the other,have brought even the 3-D Navier-Stokes solutions for full aircraft configuration on the threshold of routine computation. Focus will be on the application of multigrid methods to a couple of specific problems, although some essential elements of background are presented.
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Bonita Marie Fronapfel passed away on June 12, 2018. She was born in Clara City, MN on November 23, 1932, a daughter of Peter and Marie Schuman, she is survived by her sisters Carole, Patricia, Cathy and brother Eugene who preceded her in his death. She is survived by her spouse Harold Fronapfel of whom she married on April 18, 1955. Harold and Bonita have ten children, Tom, Steve who preceded her in death, Jim, Karen, Mike, Gretchen, Lori, Ed, Eric, and P.J. Bonita worked as a bank teller in Murdock, MN and for the State of Minnesota. While married she worked at Warder Elementary, Joslins Department Store, and for a land holding company all while maintaining a strong and healthy household in Arvada, Colorado. She moved to Colorado in 1952, where she met Harold in 1954 on a blind date and they were wed at St. Catherine's Church in Denver.
Services will be held at Spirit of Christ in Arvada, Colorado on July 17, 2018 @1pm. Following services, there will be a "life remembrance" ceremony.
She provided the following legacy:
"That those who really believed in me, for who I am, really am, would come to understand that …not who, when, or why I did something, but instead, how it helped to make yours and my day better. That nothing was ever done out of anything but love and wanting to make your day better, and our life easier during good and bad times. When we give to someone we should give with the understanding that we may never receive something in return or even expect it. That things come back to us from different people in different ways. I believe we can make everything have some positive effect, providing that we let it. To always look for the good, not the bad in every situation."
~Bonita Fronapfel
We will all miss Bonita dearly and hope that her life and passing provide others the insight into happiness, patience, joy, and perseverance. In lieu of flowers, Bonita requested that donations are made to those who helped make her last days comfortable.
Please donate in her honor to TRU Community Care Hospice Center


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Mexican immigrants who speak little English. Older adults with memory problems. College students opening their first bank accounts. Small-business owners with several lines of credit.
These were some of the customers whom bankers at Wells Fargo, trying to meet steep sales goals and avoid being fired, targeted for unauthorized or unnecessary accounts, according to legal filings and statements from former bank employees.
"The analogy I use was that it was like lions hunting zebras," said Kevin Pham, a former Wells Fargo employee in San Jose, Calif., who saw it happening at the branch where he worked. "They would look for the weakest, the ones that would put up the least resistance."
Wells Fargo would like to close the chapter on the sham account scandal, saying it has changed its policies, replaced its chief executive and refunded $2.6 million to customers. But lawmakers and regulators say they will not let it go that quickly, and emerging evidence that some victims were among the bank's most vulnerable customers has given them fresh ammunition.
This week, three members of the Board of Supervisors in San Francisco, Wells Fargo's hometown, introduced a resolution calling on the city to cut all financial ties with the bank. They cited both the recent scandal and past cases — particularly the $175 million that Wells Fargo paid in 2012 to settle accusations that its mortgage brokers had discriminated against black and Hispanic borrowers.
After the Senate Banking Committee held a blistering hearing last month with the bank's chief executive, John G. Stumpf, who has since retired, it followed up with a letter containing 58 additional questions for the bank. Among them: What proportion of the harmed customers are old, members of ethnic minorities or military veterans?
The committee is still waiting for a response. The Justice Department and California's attorney general are also investigating the bank.
In interviews and lawsuits, Wells Fargo employees have described in vivid detail some of the predatory practices they saw.
Wells Fargo Search Warrant and Affidavit
The California Department of Justice is investigating Wells Fargo, which has its headquarters in San Francisco, over the unauthorized accounts the bank opened in its customers' names.
At a branch in Scottsdale, Ariz., members of a local Native American community would arrive like clockwork every three months with checks for their share of the community's casino revenue. It was then, said Ricky M. Hansen Jr., a former branch manager there, that some bankers would try to dupe them into opening unnecessary accounts laden with fees.
In California, it was people with identification cards issued by Mexican consulates. The absence of a Social Security number made it simpler for Wells Fargo employees to open fraudulent accounts in those customers' names. Wells Fargo is one of the few major banks to permit accounts to be opened without Social Security numbers.
And in Illinois, one former teller described watching in frustration as older customers fell prey.
"We had customers of all ages, but the elderly ones would at times be targeted, because they don't ask many questions about fees and such," Brandi Baker, who worked at a branch in Galesburg, Ill., said in an interview.
When Mr. Stumpf testified before members of Congress — once in the Senate and once in the House — he was pressed hard on whether any demographic group had been disproportionately affected. He said he was not sure.
Wells Fargo does not collect information on its customers' ethnicity, Mr. Stumpf said. Of the two million potentially unauthorized accounts the bank uncovered in its internal review, the affected customers "skewed to younger people, not older people," he told the House Financial Services Committee.
In the Los Angeles area, for instance, college campuses were considered prime spots for employees seeking to rack up new accounts because younger customers had a tendency to trust a banker's advice.
Athena McDaniel-Watkins, a former teller who worked in and around Los Angeles, said a banker she worked with would take stacks of forms with him on campus visits and encourage busy students to sign the blank papers — he would fill them out later, he told the students.
"So the customer essentially handed the banker a blank check," Ms. McDaniel-Watkins said. "The banker was then able to list as many accounts under that application as he wanted — or, in many cases, as many as he needed to hit sales goals for that day."
Steven Curtis, who also worked at several Wells Fargo branches in the Los Angeles area, said that when college students showed up asking for overdraft fees to be waived, bankers would sometimes tell them they could do so only by closing their account and opening a batch of new ones.
The practices in California were also described in a lawsuit the Los Angeles city attorney filed against Wells Fargo in 2015. Among the complaints was that employees specifically sought out Mexican citizens because their identity documents were easier to misuse.
If customers complained, Wells Fargo employees advised them "to ignore the unauthorized fees and letters from collection agencies because the lack of a Social Security number means the debt will not affect them," the lawsuit said.
Since the scandal broke, Wells Fargo says it has eliminated the sales goals that pressured bankers to open sham accounts. It has also replaced Mr. Stumpf with Timothy J. Sloan, formerly the chief operating officer, and begun contacting all of its deposit customers to ask if they would like to review their accounts. The bank is still conducting an internal investigation into its sales practices.
"We are confident that these important steps put us on the right path to better helping our customers," said Richele J. Messick, a Wells Fargo spokeswoman. "We will continue to work hard to restore our customers' faith and regain the public's trust."
Current and former Wells Fargo employees say the problems continued well into this year.
Ashlie Storms, a former banker at a Wells Fargo branch in West Milford, N.J., said she quit her job in August, soon after learning that a banker at another branch had manipulated the accounts of one of Ms. Storms's regular customers, an older woman with memory issues.
The woman had come to deposit a large check, only to have the banker use it to open new checking and savings accounts without her approval. The next day, the customer and her daughters arrived at Ms. Storms's branch, confused about where her money had gone and why she could not gain access to it.
"What should have been a five-minute conversation turned into a three-hour complaint to corporate from the customer about the actions this banker decided to take without the customer's consent," Ms. Storms said. "The banker was a top producer for our region, always receiving recognition from management for her sales."
The dynamics varied from branch to branch, former employees said in interviews. There was no systematic corporate policy or ethos of targeting specific groups of customers.
"Bankers wanted the quickest, easiest sale — the low-hanging fruit," said Mr. Pham, the former Wells Fargo banker in San Jose. "The extreme pressure forced people into it."
In some places, demographic patterns created distinct openings.
In the Phoenix area, managers gleefully looked forward to the days when the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community made its quarterly per capita distribution payments, said Mr. Hansen, the former branch manager in Scottsdale.
Members of the Native American community would head straight to the bank with their checks, and employees would encourage them to use the money to open new accounts. Sometimes it was on the up and up: Mr. Hansen said that he looked forward to being able to open several dozen new accounts in one day but that he always tried to match customers with products that fit their needs.
Others did not. Mr. Hansen learned that one enterprising branch manager had invented "per capita day packages," jammed with five or more bank accounts. Customers would be told that they needed separate accounts for such purposes as traveling, grocery shopping and saving for an emergency.
"They would deposit their money and get hit with fees like crazy, because they got confused about what account they were using," Mr. Hansen said. "They would use the wrong debit card and overdraw their travel account, and then when they came back three months later, they would lose hundreds of dollars from their next check paying off those fees."
While lawmakers and investigators continue digging, some Wells Fargo customers and former employees, including Mr. Pham, are meting out their own punishment. A group that coalesced on Facebook has declared Nov. 12 National Close Your Wells Fargo Account Day.
Some people are not waiting until then.
Michael Masterson, who lives in Concord, Calif., posted on the group's Facebook page about refinancing his mortgage this week to move it away from Wells Fargo.
"This was an action I took as an individual looking to sever ties with what I regard as a dishonest financial institution," he said by email.


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Living in XML?
Merlin Mann | Sep 17 2004
Danny O'Brien, among others, has been noting how many nerds have started piping as much of their life as possible through personal XML feeds, using stuff like RSS and Atom.
I'm intrigued by this, but, apart from the 100 sites I read each day in NetNewsWire, I'm only dipping a toe into the world of personal RSS. I get a feed of shows my friends are attending and Netflix recommendations, but not too much more. I know there's a lot more out there.
One thing I've really started to love is reading comments and updates via RSS and Atom (instead of email). I think Flickr is way ahead of the curve on this one: I can get feeds of practically anything, including recent comments on my photos, recent photos by my contacts or even photos by keyword. I'd love to see the folks at LiveJournal look at something similar. It's a brilliant way to consolidate and "bubble up" information that used to require a lot of drill-down in scattered locations. It seems like the way things are heading, to be sure.
Anyway, I'd love to hear how you are using XML feeds in ways that you find productive and cool; How have you piped your life? Not so much the typical use of feeds for blogs and news—we all know about that. But how about personal calendars, reminders, work notes, and the rest of the administrivia in your life? Was it hard to setup? Anybody keeping a private blog? Let's hear about it.
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Over the years The Circus of Horrors have performed with a whole host of celebrators, either at Festivals or on TV show and not forgetting those that have come to watch the show.
Here is a selection of some Celebs who dared to Cavort
with The Circus of Horrors.
"The world tour - history of the past few years
welcome to the
From scream queens to ............
to killer Queens... I mean klowns!!
The Hex Factor
The past two years have been incredible for the history of The Circus of Horrors.
Performing in a huge amount of Theatre's, as well as at Festivals and then jetting around the globe visiting and performing in many countries including; Finland, Holland, Germany, France, Belgium (twice), Japan, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Jersey and Russia.
In June 2017 we performed at 'The Isle of White Festival, before returning to the Fuji Rock Festival in Japan after a 14 year break.
Playing alongside us were some great acts, including; The Foo Fighters, Muse, Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds and Motorhead; in one of Lemmy final gigs.
We've performed twice in 2 years at Scotland's Belladrum Festival as well as at the 'Beautiful Days Festival and at Download Festival, where we played along side; Rammstein, Iron Maiden, Black Sabbath, Five finger Death Punch, Aerosmith and Rob Zombie and that's not forgetting our annual visits to The Great Dorset Steam Fair.
One of our proudest achievements happened when The Circus of Horrors became Britain s greatest circus export, appearing in the 3,700 capacity Stadium Live at the heart of Moscow and becoming the first UK circus ever to perform in Russia.
To give this some perspective we did 5 shows in 'Stadium Live' then just a few days later the 'Prodigy did 2 shows' in the same venue. It was a huge success with mass amounts of media coverage, it made us feel how the Sex Pistols must have felt back in 1977.
We were on every news programme, politicians called for us to be banned and the alternative people of Moscow turned out in their droves and they went wild.
Both tours as normal started in Wookey Hole. The tour though also included a larger version of the show when we appeared for 10 nights in the 1350 capacity Moscow State Circus big top which had been built in London's O2 complex and re-titled 'Circus of Horrors Extreme. Again a huge success with the show amplified with 'Planet Circuses brilliant 'Globe of Death riders, where 5 whirlwind bikers revolve at break neck speed inside a mesh globe, which then splits in two, with riders rotating above and below the gap in the cage. Plus, we also added the amazing 'Wheel of Death, which was a flash back to 1995/6, when Willie Ramsay and Jeff Jay performed the act at the birth of The Circus of Horrors in Glastonbury and beyond.
There was also shows RAI in Amsterdam, Jersey, Belgium twice and Germany.
In addition to the tours there was the release of a DVD of our Zombie tour and a new CD Something Wicked this Way Comes.
And front page news when we killed of our Killer Klown and when Doktor Haze stood to become an MP in the 2017 election.
Great tours, Great performances and Great audiences, with every review 5 stars and almost every-night a standing ovation.
Often copied but never equalled.
The one and only
"In June 2017 Dr Haze stood for Parliament:
The Argus : Brighton & Hove | 22nd May | Original article : HERE
Circus star among independents to throw his hat in the ring for Kemptown
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60 seconds with... Doktor Haze
THE STAGE | 24th MAY | Original article : HERE
Diary: Doktor Haze to fight political horrors in Brighton
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The outsiders: some of the UK's more unexpected candidates
"When I decided to stand I thought it would be fun but I wouldn't have a chance of winning, the bookies obviously agreed and were taking odds of 500 to 1, the same odds as for finding the Loch Ness monster.
The Vote with Kemptown candidates for the general election 2017
In 2001 The Circus of Horrors were asked to perform in a brand new Arena at The Fuji Rock Festival in Japan.
The Palace of Wonder.
It was brilliant, we played alongside Oasis and Eminem to name but a few and we created a real stir as well as creating history by becoming the first UK Circus ever to appear in Japan.
It took a long 14 years before we were asked to return, we jumped at the chance and in 2015 we designed a new show, or 4 new shows, to be precise.
A round cage like structure which was originally made for an Emma Bunten video was transported to Japan and this became our new home for 3 days.
First we did a show in the 10,000 capacity Red Marquee, which is one of the biggest stages in Fuji and then for 3 days after, we did 4 different 15 minute shows between the bands performing on the stage.
It worked a treat, while the bands were changing over we were Rockin & Shockin in our cage right in the middle of the crowd.
I love Japan and I love the Japanese crowds, they certainly seem to love The Circus of Horrors.
We shared the bill with The Foo Fighters,
Muse & Motorhead, but the biggest thrill was meeting people who had seen us at the same Festival 14 years earlier, still wearing their COH T-Shirts and showing me picture's they had taken with me all those years ago.
'Smash, Thank you and let's not leave it as long next time.
"Circus of Horrors : Rocks Russia
For many years The Moscow State Circus had visited the UK, but never before had the roll been reversed - until now.
In October 2015 The Circus of Horrors continued it's tour of the world and created history by becoming the first UK circus to perform in Russia.
The 3700 capacity Stadium Live was to become home for Britain's greatest circus export for 5 fantastic days, a great rock venue in the heart of Moscow and promoted by our great friend Albert Arslanov.
To give you an idea of the scale of things, Korn played 1 night in the venue and The Prodigy 2 nights, so for us to do 5 was simply amazing.
There were LED posters the size of skyscrapers announcing our pending performances, the sides of buses adorned 'The Circus of Horrors logo and images.
This brilliant cultural metropolis was buzzing as we rolled into town.
We performed on loads of TV shows and their equivalent of Radio 1, on one occasion 6 TV crews turned up at our press call, then the inevitable happened, a Muscovite MP called for the show to be banned and asked how we were allowed to enter the country, brilliant another media frenzy ensued and the crowds at the shows got bigger and bigger - if the Sex Pistols ran a circus, this would be it!
Aside from the solitary MP, who of course had not seen the show, the crowds went wild from the beginning to the end and at the end of the shows we were getting mobbed by an awesome alternative Moscow audience.
Спасибо, Россия, надеюсь скоро увидеть тебя
Thanx Moscow - Hope to see you all again soon.
Thanx Moscow - Hope to see you all again soon.
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VANCOUVER, Wash. – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) is seeking the public's help to identify possible victims of a convicted sex offender indicted Wednesday by a federal grand jury on multiple child exploitation charges.
According to HSI special agents, Blaine K. Nipp, 36, of Vancouver, recently served as a baby sitter for at least two Vancouver-area families. Some of the images seized from Nipp's email account are believed to be of children placed in his care. Anyone with knowledge of the man's unsupervised contact with children should contact HSI at 1-866-DHS-2-ICE.
The Clark County sex offender registry lists Nipp as a level II sex offender, with previous state convictions for communication with a minor for immoral purposes and sending/bringing child pornography into the state.
The federal charges filed against Nipp Wednesday stem from an ongoing HSI investigation into an overseas photo sharing website often used to trade child pornography. Court documents state that in August 2013, special agents at HSI's Cyber Crimes Center in Fairfax, Va., identified the user account "taste" as a possible distributor of illicit images. Further investigation tied Nipp to the "taste" username and HSI special agents obtained a search warrant for his email account. Among the emails dated between May and August 2013, investigators found images and videos of young children engaged in sexually explicit conduct.
Nipp was indicted on three child exploitation counts: production of child pornography; receipt or distribution of child pornography; and possession of child pornography. As a previous offender, he faces enhanced penalties including a mandatory minimum sentence of 25 years in prison on the production charge alone. Nipp has been in custody since Jan. 10. At the time of his arrest he was a student at Clark College.
The charges contained in the indictment are only allegations. A person is presumed innocent unless and until he or she is proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.
HSI is investigating this case with the Clark County Sheriff's Office and the Vancouver Police Department. The case is being prosecuted by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Washington.
This investigation was conducted under HSI's Operation Predator, an international initiative to protect children from sexual predators. Since the launch of Operation Predator in 2003, HSI has arrested more than 10,000 individuals for crimes against children, including the production and distribution of online child pornography, traveling overseas for sex with minors, and sex trafficking of children. In fiscal year 2013, more than 2,000 individuals were arrested by HSI special agents under this initiative.
HSI encourages the public to report suspected child predators and any suspicious activity through its toll-free Tip Line at 1-866-DHS-2-ICE or by completing its online tip form. Both are staffed around the clock by investigators. Suspected child sexual exploitation or missing children may be reported to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, an Operation Predator partner, via its toll-free 24-hour hotline, 1-800-THE-LOST.
For additional information about wanted suspected child predators, download HSI's Operation Predator smartphone app or visit the online suspect alerts page.
HSI is a founding member and current chair of the Virtual Global Taskforce, an international alliance of law enforcement agencies and private industry sector partners working together to prevent and deter online child sexual abuse.


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Get Gas Safe
Thursday April 30, 2015
Get Gas Safe is a new, free, education programme, spearheaded by Gas Safe Charity and supported by Electrical Safety First, The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) and City & Guilds, which aims to enable teachers to deliver vital gas safety messages to primary pupils aged 9 – 11 and their families.
Every year carbon monoxide poisoning, gas leaks, fires and explosions cause deaths and injuries which could be prevented if everybody followed a few simple safety precautions. What's more research by Gas Safe Charity suggests that only one in 10 teachers currently teaches gas safety in the classroom. To help schools raise their pupils' awareness about the importance of gas safety in the home, Gas Safety Charity have created the Get Gas Safe education programme.
Using engaging, age-appropriate resources Get Gas Safe makes it easy for teachers to equip their pupils with gas safety skills and the information that they need to stay safe via fun interactive lessons.
The programme - which directly links to the PSHE curriculum and Health and Wellbeing outcomes of the Curriculum for Excellence – looks at all aspects of gas safety, from how gas is created, to how it can be used safely to cook food or heat their home. Pupils will also learn how to identify hazards around the house and how they can responsibly manage risk.
All the materials on the site are free. They include an in-depth lesson plan, presentations, videos, quizzes and an interactive house activity which allows pupils to spot the dangers and hazards which can appear around the home.
Teachers who register on the website before Friday 15th May will be entered into a prize draw to win an iPad mini 3. The winner will be notified by Wednesday 20th May.
You can find Get Gas Safe in our resource library or it can be accessed at: https://www.getgassafe.org.uk/


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If you are thinking of applying to university and unsure as to what degree subject to take, and are weighing up the possibility of one subject or the other or even considering taken both as a joint degree but are unsure as to whether the joint degree is worth it? And whether the joint degree holds the same kind of prospects as a single degree or any general questions you have on a double subject degree etc.
Then hopefully here, this article will clear up some of the advantages and disadvantages of a dual university degree and that this article will be able to answer at least some of your questions on potentially carrying out a joint degree rather by compariring it a single subject one.
You can then interpret yourself from this article whether taking the joint degree is a positive option for you to take or not. Bear in mind however, that the advantages and disadvantages of the dual degree below are mostly subjective and so different people have different views on what they feel are pros and what are cons. The article just aims to point out potential advantages and disadvantages that some people may have.
It will also depend on the two subjects that you are wanting to join, as some two subjects may perhaps be closely related e.g. physics and maths therefore some of the points may not apply, where as it would apply with subjects that can be described as being somewhat less relative to one another e.g. Art and Biology.
You also have to consider the university that they are at as well, as different higher education institutions will carry out things differently to other ones, some maybe more flexible than others, how intensive the courses is - again each of these factors are subjective.
Advantages of a Joint Degree
Variety - By carrying out a dual degree as apposed to a single subject degree, there is the obvious factor that it could propose more variety for your learning, and you aren't just studying the same thing over and over. Which could lead to some people potentially getting bored of the subject.
Prospects - you can argue that due to you carrying out two different subjects that you have perhaps gained more skills with students who have just carried out the one subject, and therefore this could potentially make you more employable.
Social - You are apart of two different groups, therefore you have the potential to make more friends and make more contacts as you have been given the opportunity to be apart of two social academic groups.
Keep Doors Open - by carrying out two subjects it may lead you to keeping your options open as it were, by doing something like 'Law and French' for example you are essentially keeping doors open if you find later on that you want to be a lawyer of some kind you will probably have the opportunity to do that, and if you wanted to become a translator you will have the skills to do that also. Where as with one or the other you perhaps aren't given the same options.
Disadvantages of a Joint Degree
Greater Work Load - Some may argue that by carrying out two different subjects you may find that you have a greater workload than others who carry out one single subject (especially joint degrees that don't particularly relate together) as knowledge that you learned in the other subject can't be transferred easily into another topic that can perhaps be done easier where you are just learning one subject.
Prospects - there is also the counter argument to this however, that if you have carried out more than one subject, you have essentially learned some more skills but have become the master of none. So by just carrying out one subject you have become more specialised in the subject than they have.
Social - as said above, althouhh you do have the aspect of having access to two different types of groups but you are spreading yourself thin essentially, so you may end up hardly spending a lot of time with either, where as with a single degree you are spending time around the same type of people all the time. This one is really how you put your own spin on it?
Limited Places - if you have two specific subjects in mind that you are wanting to carry out then there are likely to be less places with not a lot of places available when compared with one of the subjects or another, therefore it could potentially limit yourself as to what universities you could actually apply to, where as with a single subject you have a wider choice.
Summary of the Pros and Cons of Carrying Out a Joint Degree
The advantages and disadvantages above are just some points that some people may want to consider, but really it all comes down to you the individual as you are likely to place higher weighting on certain factors than others. E,g, you may feel that prospects are more important to you than, limiting yourself to what university you can go to. You are also likely to have different factors that are affecting you, therefore it might be wise to set up your own personal list of what pros and cons there are for you individually of taking a joint degree as apposed to a single degree.
I think it would be best to ask around, tell people your situation and get some feedback from students who have carried out joint degrees and ask them about any of the good things they think have come out of doing that degree rather than a single honours degree and also any of the potential negative things they have come across. A great place to carry out this would be online student forums such as 'the student room' and just set up a thread there and get in touch with some of the students about their experiences.
If you have any other potential advantages and disadvantages for carrying out a joint degree, or have any personal experiences that you would like to share then I encourage you to comment below, for others who read this article. Only you can decide the answer for the question 'are joint degrees worth it?'.


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Veteran casino tycoon 'optimistic' over Macau growth
[HONG KONG] Macau casino big-hitter Lui Che-woo says he sees light at the end of the tunnel for the embattled gambling enclave, although the days of high rollers are gone.
The former Portuguese colony has struggled to recover its footing after coming under pressure from Beijing to diversify away from gambling in 2014 as part of a corruption crackdown by China's President Xi Jinping.
That punched a hole in the VIP market that had propped up Macau's gaming revenues, which have nosedived. Takings were also hit by a slowdown in the Chinese economy.
But the slump appeared to come to an end in August, with a modest rise in gaming revenues of 1.1 per cent - the first increase for 26 months - as casino bosses try to lure mass market tourists to fill the rooms of a host of new mega-resorts.
Some analysts say the August rally, though modest, is a sign the new approach is working.
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Veteran Mr Lui, 87, who founded Hong Kong-based casino firm Galaxy, says he now envisages stable growth for semi-autonomous Macau, the only part of China where gambling is legal.
Speaking to AFP at his waterfront Hong Kong offices - wearing his trademark flat cap and suit - Mr Lui says the only way forward is the "mass market" approach, adopted by his new casino resort and its rivals on Macau's Cotai strip.
"Phase two" of Mr Lui's existing Galaxy casino opened last year, boasting a sprawling rooftop water park complete with river rapids.
Since then, Melco Crown's Studio City, the Wynn Palace and Sands' The Parisian have joined the fray with restaurants, shows and family-friendly attractions - as well as slots and gaming tables.
"We are going towards the direction of mass market clients, our confidence in this is absolute," said Mr Lui, who is worth US$8.2 billion according to Bloomberg Billionaires.
He says there has been healthy growth in the number of middle-class clients, despite China's downturn.
But despite his confidence, Mr Lui stops short of believing there will be a return to the heady days of VIP-fuelled growth, which helped Macau overtake Las Vegas in terms of revenue in 2002.
"I don't have enough courage to say it can be bigger than the VIP market - what I can say is that we are optimistic," Mr Lui said.
Mr Lui is planning "phase three" of his Galaxy resort which will include a high-tech theme park.
Galaxy comes under Mr Lui's flagship company K Wah, set up in 1955, a multinational property developer and entertainment conglomerate.
There are nerves in Macau as those concessions come up for renewal from the government in 2020 - though Mr Lui says he is confident authorities will not remove licences as casinos commit to the mass market approach.
In the past two years the octogenarian father-of-five has also been advertising his philanthropic credentials.
Next week sees the awarding of the inaugural US$7.74 million Lui Che Woo Prize, for people and organisations that "make the world a better and more sustainable place".
The winners of this year's prize include former US president Jimmy Carter and French NGO Medecins Sans Frontieres.
Mr Lui says the harsh experiences of his youth inspired him to set up the prize.
Having moved to Hong Kong from mainland China as a four year old, he remembers the Japanese marching into the then-British colony in 1941.
"When the Japanese soldiers passed by, you had to stop moving and bow, or else they would beat you up," Mr Lui said.
"I feel that we should be more peaceful."
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It's April, so my mind always seems to go to South Georgia.
Last year's Masters was, as The Masters always is, thrilling to watch. Having attended the event the year before, I had a new appreciation for the majesty of the course and electric atmosphere of that great cathedral of golf. And there were some compelling story lines: Will Bubba repeat? Will an Aussie finally win a green jacket? Will Tiger get #15? Will Air Phil have another jump? But the most compelling story for me was Adam Scott being back in contention on Sunday at a major (The Masters, no less) after the previous year's Open (that's "British Open" to Americans).
At the 2012 Open, Scott went into the final round with a lead he held throughout the tournament, eventually going into the final stretch 4 shots clear of the field. But an uncharacteristic bogey-bogey-bogey-bogey finish ended his bid for his first major. The press, who had been disappointed by the relative lack of drama as he cooly cruised along with things well in hand, had a feeding frenzy on his "collapse" (examples abound but here's one in the Daily Mail). The overwhelming consensus was that despite his perfect swing Scott wasn't made of the stuff of champions. Even before that finale, midway through the tourney, the pundits suggested Scott is too "nice" and lacks the "killer instinct" necessary to win a major. This conclusion was amplified after what unfolded Sunday. They were talking about his character – who he was as a person; he didn't have the mentality to close a major.
Flash forward to the final holes of the 2013 Masters, where Scott drained a 20 foot birdie to (as it seemed at the time) win the Masters and silence all the pundits who said he didn't have it in him to close in such clutch circumstances. Well played, Adam!
But then Angel Cabrera, who has shown that he rises to these occasions, sticks his approach and sends the event to extra holes. "What's this?" The cowed pundits suddenly straighten up at a second chance to be right about Scott – no way he's going to be able to handle having an arm already in the green jacket only to take it off and step into sudden death overtime. He isn't made of that fabric, after all. But as everyone knows that on the 10th green, after Cabrera's birdie bid narrowly missed, Scott stepped up and drained yet another huge putt to end it. He said he made those two clutch putts "on instinct".
So, what do we make of this? What's the truth about Adam Scott's mental fortitude? Did the 2012 Open reveal his true nature, or was it the 2013 Masters? Scott ended up saying that Lytham gave him the belief he could win a major, even that he "won" that event in his mind, and that this gave him the confidence to close a major within a year. Was he a different man at the Masters? Scott succeeded at Augusta because he learned from his painful experience.
"I know I've let a really great chance slip through my fingers today. But somehow I'll look back and take the positives from it. I don't think I've ever played this well in a major championship, so that's a good thing for me moving forward. All the stuff I'm doing is going in the right direction. Today is one of those days, and that's why they call it golf."
He was not defined by his "collapse"; he was motivated by it; his "belief" in himself was fortified. And it paid off, not only in avoiding the mire of regret but in converting it into success on the biggest stage.
And what of Angel Cabrera? Here's a guy who hits the shot of a lifetime into the 10th green and tragically hangs his birdie putt over the edge, and then has to watch Scott's putt do what his didn't, and Scott win what he didn't. His immediate response?
This wasn't image branding manufactured by a PR agency; this is a genuine sportsman. It's nice that a big sporting event, watched by many millions of people around the world (about 45 million, plus highlight replays ad infinitum), can showcase exemplars of sportsmanship and is also nice when some in the media are willing to tell that story. For the record, Els, who ended up winning the Open that Scott "lost" also exhibited great sportsmanship, comforting Scott, advising him not to beat himself up, and reassuring him he will win many majors in his career. Nice that a guy would include that gesture amid in his moment of celebration.
Golf has given us many of these examples of how to play hard and fair, to compete with all your might yet remain a good sport throughout. We watch them on TV and we experience them when we play.


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In 2009, The Brisbane Zombie Walk became affiliated with The Brain Foundation of Australia to raise awareness and funds whilst offering the public a unique and entertaining charity event.
Over 5,000 participants were recorded as being involved in The Brisbane Zombie Walk in 2009 – an unofficial world record.
In 2010, the Brisbane Zombie Walk attracted a staggering 10,000 participants to actively join in the walk and raised $13,000 for the Brain Foundation, $3,000 above the target amount.
In 2011 the aim was to continue to raise in excess of $10,000 for the Brain Foundation and to officially break the Guinness World Record for the largest Zombie Walk attendance. We were delighted to announce that we raised in excess of $24,000 for the Brain Foundation and had between 15 to 20,000 participants. "
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Event Launching: MoU Signing Ceremony Between Brandt International Sdb Bhd and CELEMI12:26 PTG
|Signing Ceremony between Brandt Internationa and Celemi
|Withness by the Mr. CM Vignaesvaran, Chief Executive- Pembangunan Sumber Manusia Berhad
|From the left is Barbro Andersson, CEO Celimiab International AB, Mr. CM Vignaesvaran Cheif Executive Pembangunan Sumber Manusia Berhad and Munirah Looi, President & CEO, Brandt International Sdn Bhd
|The board contain all the section in the company
|with Ayue Idris, one of my blogger friends.
|Munirah explained to the participants about the board.
|With the Alpha Team Member. Our training Consultant Chow Yin Li
|With CEO of Celemiab International AB: Barbro Andersson
|With our training Consultant Chow Yin Li
|The Celemi Profit Simulator Apps Interface
After finish the first Apple and Orange Business Simulation, we had our lunch and then continue with Business Simulation Challenge (part 2) that involve Soft Skill development. Our training consultant said that in this session, we learn how to maintain good relation between costumers, suppliers and employers.
Then, Barbro explained to us about the Apps that Celemi's had created, that's called The Celemi Profit Simulator. This apps is very useful to calculate the profits, margins and after discount price and it makes direct calculation base on your price range.
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My father, Robert Paul Curry, was a chief petty officer in the US Navy. The Navy was his ticket to a life outside of working at the steel mill in Pueblo, Colo., the only job available for a kid like him, a poor boy raised by a single mother. The war broke out; he was excited about doing something for his country; he joined the military. Later, he would have to go off on tours of duty, and because he has always been a huge force in my life, I remember how I missed him. And I can remember opening the screen door and seeing a flash of light and then seeing the long legs of my 6-foot-3 father, and his dress whites.
The story of how my parents married has given me a great legacy of love and courage. At the end of World War II, my father was sent to Japan to be part of the occupation force. My mother was a poor rice farmer's daughter. She had traveled into the city to help her family survive, because they hadn't had any seed to grow rice during the war years. Her cousin got her a job punching tickets on a streetcar. One day this very tall man got on the streetcar, and he wouldn't get off; he kept riding and riding, and so she took notice of him. She was 4-feet-11 in a kimono-as Japanese as one could get. Eventually, when he asked to take her to go eat noodles, she figured out that he was riding the streetcar because he had taken a fancy to her. She finally agreed to go with a girlfriend to meet him.
They were both 18 years old. He had just joined the military; she had just left the farm. They fell in love and he asked her to marry him; she said yes. But the military told him if he married her, he would turn into a "bamboo American." So rather than let him marry, the military sent him to Morocco. He had a couple of days, and he went to tell her what had happened. She described being at the train station and him telling her, "I'm coming back," and her saying, "You guys never come back."
They didn't see each other for two years. He wrote and sent money to her family, still struggling in Japan. Eventually Daddy got his papers to go back. He went to her mother's house and there was a tearful reunion, but then he realized as he was holding her that she was so incredibly small-skeletal. She told him that she had been diagnosed with a terminal case of tuberculosis.
The military wasn't letting men marry women who had tuberculosis, so they got her sister's documents and got married; and then my mother had surgery and survived. My father nursed her back to health for months. Her mother, who was against the marriage, finally told her, "You'll never find a man who will love you this much. I bless your marriage." They were married until the day my mother died, nearly 50 years.
My father is the biggest influence of my life. He told me, "Ann, you're the best of both worlds. You never have to choose, you never have to feel ashamed of your ancestors. Your mother and I saw through our prejudices to fall in love and despite all odds stay together-you should be proud of that." And he would say to me when I was growing up, "So, Ann, when are you going to run for president?" He was saying that there's nothing you cannot achieve.


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Strawberry-Mango Grilled Paleo Chicken Salad
Wow, we're already at the end of August and quickly turning the corner toward fall!
I don't know about you, but I'm going to savor these last few weeks of summer.
Not because I love the heat. Believe me, here in Arizona we start wishing for fall in early July!
But I do love all the late summer fresh produce piled high in our grocery stores and farmer's markets right now.
I was inspired to make this easy paleo salad recipe when the Hubs brought home a couple of ripe mangoes last week. They were so sweet and juicy, I just had to come up with the perfect salad for them.
I added strawberries, avocado and a little red onion to make this paleo salad a really tasty ensemble. For the protein, I decided a few pieces of grilled chicken generously seasoned with my Everyday Seasoning Salt would be perfect. The seasoning adds an extra savory kick to the chicken without overpowering the natural sweetness of the fruit.
I drizzled everything with my favorite honey-lime vinaigrette, and sprinkled this colorful creation with slivered almonds to add a little extra crunch.
I love summer meals like this one! They taste so good and they're super easy to whip together.
This would be a really easy paleo recipe to serve at your Labor Day BBQ. It's a delicious way to say farewell to summer and it's a guaranteed crowd pleaser.
Try this light and delicious paleo recipe while the grilling weather is still good.
Enjoy, and as always, let me know what you think with a quick comment!
Strawberry-Mango Grilled Paleo Chicken Salad Recipe
August 24, 2017
- Yields: Serves 4
1 1/2 lbs Boneless chicken breasts
Everyday Seasoning Salt (to taste) Link:1 1/2 cup Fresh strawberries, sliced
Approximately 8 cups of salad greens, your choice (I used an arugula-spinach blend)
Honey-Lime Vinaigrette
2 Limes, juiced (about 4 tablespoons total)
Vinaigrette Directions
1Add all the vinaigrette ingredients to a small mixing bowl. Stir well to combine and set aside
Salad Directions
1Season both sides of uncooked chicken breasts with Everyday Seasoning Salt (or another seasoning blend of your choice). Next, lightly drizzle both sides with olive oil
2Pre-heat grill to medium to medium-high heat. Oil grill grate, place chicken breasts on grate, and cook about 5-7 minutes per side. Chicken is done when internal temperature reaches 165ºF
3In a medium salad bowl, add salad greens, diced mango, sliced strawberries, and sliced red onions. Mix lightly to combine
4Add honey-lime vinaigrette as desired, and garnish with avocado slices and sprinkle with slivered almonds