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The art of Barbering has made a huge wave back with Pop Up Shops, graduates opening their own stores such Chop It Up Barbershop, Gandy's Barbershop, Supreme Cutz, and the men's grooming market has been named as one of the fastest growing markets in the beauty industry. You can see local chains investing a lot in the growing industry to keep up with demand such as SportsClips, Weldon's Barbershop, Rudy's Barbershops and Gene Juarez Salons/Spas.
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Classes are 3 Days a week
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Teacher of English - Required for September 2018 - Enhanced salary scale
NQT applications encouraged / Team Leader responsibilities offered for experienced colleagues
We enjoy building positive relationships with young people. We are a big school. About 1500 students and nearly 200 staff. We have an astounding school building with superb facilities across all subjects, but that doesn't define who we are. What defines us is our very real sense of community as a Rights Respecting school; a togetherness that permeates through daily school life and focuses everyone on the job in hand - ensuring The Best in Everyone.
We need someone to join us to teach English, from Year 7 to Year 13. Our thriving English Department is on a journey from good to outstanding and it is fair to say this is an exciting time to join the team. With a suite of teaching rooms, an intervention room, our own team room and great resources, English are well equipped to do the job in hand. Susan The Head of Department is happy to offer any support and training should you need or want it. The one thing you will definitely need is a passion for your subject and know how to motivate our young people to feel the same.
We offer payscales above the national standard with rapid progression for those who get consistent outstanding student outcomes, reduced gym membership to our on-site gym, reduced fees for the on-site nursery, a laptop and a tablet device. We will give you a curriculum framework, a modern classroom with excellent facilities, comprehensive CPD opportunities, your timetable of classes and above all, the freedom to teach with creativity to motivate our students to work hard and achieve their potential.
We are happy receive applications from every level of the teaching community. You might be looking for your first teaching post; that's great, we will support you and offer you structured training to make it the right start to your career. You might be looking to move schools or areas; that's great too. We recognise we can all learn from each other and we love new ideas! And you might be looking to return to teaching after a break; brilliant! We can offer you a great place to find your feet again and rediscover your love of teaching.
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Paris Salon featured VANS members from Dartmouth, Bedford, Sackville & the Fall River area. The VANS regional exhibition took place at the Craig Gallery in Dartmouth, NS from February 4th – 27th, 2011.
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14:02 - Here's the schedule for this afternoon:By 1.15pm: The prime minister, senior ministers, the lord mayor of London, and members of Lady Thatcher's immediate family arrive at the Guildhall from the reception at Mansion House.2.30pm: The national anthem is played in each room by military musicians and the reception at Guildhall ends.8pm: Flags raised from half-mast at official buildings.
13:49 - The BBC's political editor Nick Robinson points out the extraordinarily powerful symbolism of the Queen, the monarch, standing on the steps of St Paul's as she watched the body of a politician being taken away.
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13:37 - My colleague Henry McDonald has sent this from Derry: Derry's heavily fortified courthouse seems to be the only building today on the overwhelmingly nationalist west bank of the city where the Union flag is flying at half mast. There is a heavy security presence in the city.
13:35 - Nick Robinson Political editor: Again and again the crowd cheered, as if they wanted to say, "after all this contention and debate, we're here to cheer you on your last journey".
13:34 - Two VIP receptions are now taking place. This is what Number 10 said about them in an earlier briefing note.The Foreign Secretary will host a reception at the Mansion House for representatives from foreign states and other distinguished foreign VIPs. At Guildhall there will be a reception for friends and family of Lady Thatcher and representatives of UK institutions. The Thatcher family, the Prime Minister and other senior Ministers will attend both receptions.
13:32 - Gerry Holt BBC News: It is not only Brits who have turned out today.Lesley-Ann Coker, 37, from California, says she has never seen anything quite like it. "When the carriage passed by I just kept saying 'Wow'. I got goosebumps and I'm still shaking."
9:35 - Stood outside St Pauls selling "I was there" t-shirts. The sort of entrepreneurial spirit she would have wanted, tweeted Mike Landers.
8:55 - The crowds are really beginning to build now, even as rain begins to fall from the pale white skies above St Paul's, says a BBC reporter.
9:13 - Just did the Today program on Thatcher funeral. Said we should not be spending £10 million on a quasi state funeral, says a UK MP.
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A Survey of Bachelor of Business Administration Graduates Classes of August and December 1992.
Hawaii Univ., Manoa.
A survey was conducted to determine the postgraduate activities of the University of Hawaii-Manoa College of Business Administration Classes of August and December 1992. Data collected from these graduates by September 1993 relate to their employment status, geographic location of employment, type of work currently performing, methods of securing employment, and salaries. Responses to mailed and telephone surveys were received from 41 percent of the graduates (129 responses from a total of 318 questionnaires sent). Results of the survey showed 80 percent of the graduates were employed full time, 7 percent worked part time, 6 percent were unemployed and seeking work, and 7 percent were in graduate school. All but two of the full-time employees were working in Hawaii. Of the employed graduates, 43 percent had secured employment by graduation; the rest took a mean of 9 weeks to find employment. Median salary of the graduates who were employed full time was $20,000-$24,999 per year. Methods used to obtain employment included using the university placement office, going back to a previous employer, newspaper ads, and referrals by professors and advisors and family and friends. In anecdotal responses, graduates suggested starting the job search early, getting internship or work experience in their fields before graduation, and getting to know other professionals working in the field as helpful in obtaining employment. (The report includes four tables of responses; three appendixes listing graduates' positions and employers and their suggestions for obtaining jobs and improving the university, and two attachments of the survey letter and questionnaire.) (KC)
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If former porn star Stormy Daniels wins her lawsuit against "David Dennison" — aka Donald Trump — she'll finally be able to tell the world all about their alleged affair. But her victory could also open the president up to charges of violating U.S. election law.
After her alleged affair with Trump from 2006 to 2007, Daniels signed a non-disclosure agreement that prevented her from discussing the details — like how she purportedly spanked Trump with a Forbes Magazine with his own face on the cover, for example. The president's lawyer Michael Cohen also admitted to "facilitating" giving Daniels $130,000 in hush-money in 2016, during Trump's campaign for the presidency.
But Daniels claims in a lawsuit filed in California court on Monday that the non-disclosure agreement doesn't matter because "Dennison" (Trump's code name) never signed the document. Daniels' complaint also alleges that Trump knew about his attorney's efforts to keep her quiet. If that's true, government watchdog groups say, the lawsuit could prove that Trump broke federal campaign finance laws.
"The facts that have come out of this lawsuit could definitely push forward many of the complaints or requests for investigation into this situation," said Jordan Libowitz, communications director for Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW).
Just days before Daniels filed her lawsuit, CREW had requested that the Federal Election Commission (FEC) look into whether Trump "held a beneficial interest" in a limited liability company that Cohen reportedly used to pay off Daniels. If Trump had an interest in that LLC, CREW alleges, the president would've had to reveal that in the public financial disclosure reports he filed with the Office of Government Ethics during his candidacy. The watchdog is still looking into whether Daniels' lawsuit would affect that complaint, Libowitz said.


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by Thomas Tomczyk and Emily Dulcan
refugees disembark their boar at Palmetto Bay Plantation.
The 19 foot 'El Titano' was welded in on one of
the refugees homes that launched in the middle of
the night.
August 2005, Boston Globe estimated that between 8,000 and 9,000
Cubans had attempted to sail to Honduras in the past three years.
Between 80 and 100 were never heard from again.
To date, Honduran immigration officials' approach to Cuban refugees
has been arbitrary. Approximately 350 Cubans have arrived on the
shores of Honduras this year, more than two times the number from
2005. Only three people have been deported to Cuba during the
last four years and until now the Honduran government has given
Cuban refugees permission to stay in the country for 15 or 30
days, enough time for most of them to proceed north to Guatemala,
Mexico and US.
Honduras' Ministry of Immigration identified smuggling as one
explanation for the recent increase in refugees during its July
10 meeting. Similar to the method used to smuggle Cubans into
Mexico, Honduran immigration authorities believe smugglers transport
refugees in speed boats to points close to the Honduran shore,
then drop them off on run-down boats with the supplies necessary
to reach the mainland.
There is no evidence that the 16 Cubans who landed on Roatan were
smuggled here. A Cayman Net News report confirms that the boat
that landed on Roatan landed on Cayman Brac on June 29 with 30
passengers. Net News received unconfirmed reports that 14 people
jumped off the boat and swam ashore, where they were to begin
the repatriation process back to Cuba. The boat was last seen
on the north side of Cayman Brac at approximately 1 a.m. on Friday,
June 30.
The Mexican and Cuban governments believe that smuggling rings
are responsible for transporting Cubans the 180 miles to the Yucatan
coast. Cubans pay between $3,000 and $5,000 to make the journey
to Mexico. Although 61 Cubans were detained in Mexico during the
first quarter of 2006, this may not accurately reflect the number
of Cubans entering the country if smugglers are being protected
by Mexican officials. U.S. Customs and Border counted 6,744 Cubans
who entered the U.S. through Mexico between September 2004 and
September 2005.
The week after the 16 Cubans landed on Roatan, the Honduran government
began negotiations with Cuba to craft official policy for dealing
with refugees, but nothing concrete was agreed upon. After 10
days of waiting in a hotel in Coxen Hole, the Cubans began to
get restless. They were allowed to leave the hotel to collect
money from family members living in the US, but they still didn't
have the identification cards.
"It's like we're prisoners," said Anna. "I'm mortified,"
she said blankly, over and over again. But humane treatment plays
a part in the Honduran governments' rhetoric in regard to Cuban
refugees. Though Espinal ordered the Cubans to leave Honduras
as soon as possible, he told La Prensa, "Meanwhile, they
will receive humane treatment."
There are worse prisons than Coxen Hole's Los Cumbres Hotel, its
garden densely planted with tropical shrubs and views of the ocean
from the white tiled balconies. The refugees also received board
and two meals a day, courtesy of the Roatan municipality.
Miguel thought the island immigration authorities wanted money.
"I know what they want," he said with lowered eyebrows,
rubbing his thumb across the pads of his index and middle fingers.
As a former state employee, a delegate to Manzanillo's Municipal
Assembly, Miguel can be charged with treason if he returns to
Cuba. His wife thinks his position gives the group leverage with
Cubans in the U.S. who want to criticize Castro. She believes
that some Florida politicians would be pleased to help a government
official who chose to leave the communist state in order to further
delegitimize Castro.
Finally after 12 days of a bureaucratic limbo, the 16 were issued
a 30 day immigration permit to remain in Honduras for 'Humanitarian
reasons' by Honduras' director general of immigration. On July
17 the group boarded the Galaxy boat bound for La Ceiba. With
money from family in the US and some friends they made on Roatan,
the group continued their journey to Guatemala and the US. Roatan's
Catholic community gathered Lps. 7,000 for their journey and gave
them a letter of recommendation to Guatemalan and Mexican parishes.
may have won the 2006 World Cup, but who cares. What everyone
wants to know is what Italian defender Marco Materazzi said
to anger Zinedine Zidane so much. It is ironic that the most
remembered thing of the world cup is not its poor refereeing
or second lowest ever goal scoring, but an event that took
place in the last 10 minutes of the regular play in its final
Zidane's action was vicious and meant to harm. In fact, Zidane's
tantrum might have cost the French the now all but forgotten
World Cup as their team was left without three top strikers
needed for the penalty shoot off.
The black art of provocation is certainly legal and often
seen as a fundamental and legitimate way of gaining an advantage
over the other side. Call me old fashion, but taunting is
as old as sports, and if done one on one, should remain an
issue between two players.
Muhammad Ali taunted his opponents in the ring with referrers
to hear it. In 1999 one of the great taunters of all time,
Mike Tyson, promised to "eat Hollyfield's children"
and when his opponents failed to lose his calm, Iron Mike
bit his ear off.
During contact sport matches there is always conversation
between players. It is part of the 'contact.' Sometimes the
things said are just a way of communicating or they express
frustration. Still other times it is meant to confuse or provoke
the opposite side. If it is done one on one, it should remain
in the realm of the two players.
The Zidane case is different and within hours of the game
newspapers hired lip readers and sound experts to analyze
what Materazzi actually told Zidane at the field. Maybe he
told Zidane that he is a 'bolding, insecure man,' or maybe
he said that 'he is a son of a terrorist whore.' The thing
is it doesn't matter, as the statement was made in private.
Zidane and thousands of sportsmen are submitted to taunts
every day, and if after 16 years of playing professional ball
Zidane can't handle it, that is his problem.
Zidane, son of Algerian immigrants from the suburbs/banlieu
of Marseille's, has suffered taunts about ethnicity, religion,
etc, through his career. Zidane has attacked and head butted
his opponents like this before. His final 2000 season at the
Italian club Juventus was soured by a five-match ban for head
butting a Hamburg player. It is not known what the German
player has said to 'provoke' Zidane.
What the incident displayed was a clash of cultures on the
football field. While European press stayed clear of trying
to relate Zidane's behavior as coming from his Berber, or
Muslim roots, Muslim leaders didn't hesitate to congratulate
Zidane. "I herewith declare my gratitude and respect
to you for the defense of your private and Islamic pride against
the unjust insult during the World Cup final," wrote
Iranian Prime Minister Alaeddin Boroujerdi. Zidane's mother
Malika praised her son for defending "the family's honor."
Even French president Jacques Chirac embraced Zidane's dark
side as possessing the "greatest human qualities one
can imagine." As much as the French would love Zidane
to be the symbol of the integrated North African in their
society, he is a symbol of an alienated man-boy of the French
suburbs/banlieu. Making 10s of million of Euros doesn't take
away his insecurities, alienations and anger, that amongst
others expresses itself through burning cars, schools and
A couple weeks later Zidane issued a non-apology apology,
"I regret, but would do it again," and collected
his best player Golden Ball award.
Zidane gets a red card after head butting a Hanburg
player in 2000.
The head butt of Marco Materazzi
suspense is Over
by Thomas Tomczyk
six months of waiting and speculations, Bay Islanders have a new,
Liberal party governor
for Duty
At the presidential palace in Tegucigalpa a swearing in ceremony
of Arlie Thompson, Bay Islands Governor took place on July 7.
The governor receives Lps. 18,000 monthly salary, has three paid
secretaries and assistants, paid office expenses and accidental
budget of Lps. 25,000 per six months.
Airstrip Takeover
over a dozen AK-47 armed men take over Utila airstrip, local police
themselves outnumbered, outgunned
and running for cover.
10:30pm, on May 24 at least one plane suspected of carrying drugs
landed at the Utila airport. Alerted by locals, two municipal and
two Preventiva police officers arrived at the scene to investigate.
The unlit Utila landing strip has no airport building or guard and
is located three kilometers from town on a secluded road.
At the entrance to the landing strip the four police officers were
confronted by five of as many as 15 masked and armed with AK-47
men. Three police officers ran into the bushes and one returned
to Utila town on a motorcycle.
According to Utila's chief of police, Lieutenant Nelson Murillo,
32, Chief of Bay Islands police Mejia was alerted of the accidents
and he in turn contacted the Honduran air force, who declined to
intervene as "no suspicious air activity was detected."
Locals heard noises of boats running late at night in the Utila
Harbour, but it is unclear weather the armed men only refueled the
plane, or transferred its cargo onto boats. The following day, two
25 gallon fuel canisters were found on the scene.
"Some of the people involved in this live here," said
a Utila resident afraid to reveal his identity. According to local
sources Utila airport is sometimes used for similar suspicious activity
two-three times a month, usually around 2-3am. "This is a case
where the state needs to get involved," said Murillo. "We
are just not equipped to handle this."
Inspired by the desire to sustain their own healthy lifestyles,
two entrepreneurial couples have opened modern gyms on Roatan
in the past ten months.
First it was Island's Gym in Sandy Bay that started out as a private
workout space for owners Drew and Mary Lynn Long, certified personal
trainers and owners of three fitness centers in Southern California.
When the couple arrived on the island in November 2004, they couldn't
find anything comparable to the fitness scene they left in Los
Angeles. "If we're going to have a place to exercise, we're
going to have to build a place," Drew said.
The air-conditioned space is reminiscent of upscale, boutique
gyms in the U.S. Its top of the line exercise machines and Drew's
personal training sessions for $50 to $75 per hour, has attracted
a following amongst the islands upper economic bracket.
Drew describes Island's as a self-service gym. There is rarely
a person at the front desk, so members sign themselves in and
account for any food and drinks they take from behind the counter.
"Even though it's culturally not been the norm down here,
as the stresses of every day life and diet are creeping in, people
realize there is an antidote, which is physical exercise,"
said Drew Long.
Not long after another gym, this time in French Harbour opened
its doors. Located in Jackson Plaza, Get Fit Roatan was opened
by Gary and Ollie Thomas. Staying fit has always been an essential
part of maintaining their family of seven.
gym has more affordable membership rates and attracts a variety
of local professionals. Guadalupe Bustamante of French Harbor
has been exercising for years and became a member of Get Fit Roatan
the day it opened. She used to walk for exercise, but now she
takes advantage of the gym's machines, especially the ellipticals.
"It's safer to work out here than walking on the roads,"
she said, referring to erratic main-road traffic.
Get Fit Roatán will include a classroom for yoga, pilates
and kickboxing, a juice bar and full service spa. "Right
now it's just a box with exercise equipment," said Ollie
Thomas. Two or three local trainers are always available for a
consultation. The first few training sessions are free and afterward
cost Lmp. 100.The
four televisions recently mounted on the gym walls are just the
beginning of the Thomas' wellness vision. In August they plan
to spruce up the environment with new artwork, a classroom and
a yoga library. Upon completion of the spa, which will offer manicures,
pedicures, massage and skin treatments, in March 2007, the gym
will start to charge full membership rates.
Still another alternative is open to health conscious Roatanians.
For only $30 a month, West Bay's Henry Morgan Resort offers a
monthly access to its gym and pool.
On Utila, Ocean Fitness, owned by Barbara Kempf, opened its doors
on May 22. The 1,100 sq. ft. gym is located just below Gunter's
Eco Marine Dive Center on the Sandy Bay Road. It has AC, fans,
and offers eight cardio machines, five weight machines, three
weight benches, and ample free weights to turn your flab into
muscle or tune up your physique.
While working out on a stationary bike, or stair master, you can
watch the boats in the harbor. There is also a juice bar, where
you can replenish your electrolytes and satisfy your protein needs
with one of Barbara's health and fitness shakes. In addition to
monthly memberships, Ocean Fitness offers aerobic classes, yoga
classes, personal training and dance aerobics.
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Workers of the world, unite! This could be the rallying call for employees who may need to seize control of their 401(k) plans.
A growing phenomenon in the world of ballooning 401(k) account balances is the employees' sudden interest in the quality of the investments in their plan.
Considering the new research on the wisdom of crowds, we can conclude that the consensus of a group of employees with larger account balances should be the final arbiter of what plan features and investments best serve their fellow associates.
If you are working for a large company, read no further. No single person can have much impact, and recent disclosures indicate that the large mutual funds that dominate that market place always vote shares for management so as not to bite the hand that feeds them. Changes in that environment are next to impossible, and participants can resign themselves to the fact that any plan is better than no plan. Their only hope is better legislation.
For the rest of us, the 70 percent of the American workforce employed by companies with fewer than 100 people, a little activism can go a long way.
In too many cases, a retirement plan is chosen for the convenience of the company's administration who deal with the hassle-factors from day to day.
The promise of a lot of service and assistance prompts some companies to switch plans for reasons that make no sense from an investment standpoint.
The people making the decision can even be relatively new employees whose own accounts in the plan are relatively small.
At the other end of the spectrum, we can have a company owner whose account balance in the plan, while often the largest of all employees, is only a small part of the estate he or she has accumulated.
Real estate, the value of the business itself, and maybe some inherited assets render the retirement plan assets as almost a nuisance.
Their preference is to lean toward whatever promises to be simple and inexpensive for the company.
So, we're left with a handful of long-term employees who have account balances in the six-figure range. For these folks, including owners who care, the quality of the plan is a big issue.
Step one is to band together and lobby to form a plan committee. Then, start shopping. A Web site, www.401kadvisorsusa.com, can be a good place to start. Much of the information with regard to comparisons between different vendors is supplied by research done by Plan Sponsor Magazine.
The key to achieving a quality plan starts with a broad selection of funds coupled with low internal fees. Any plan costs money to operate, but the costs, ideally, should be paid as a tax-deductible business expense on the part of the employer - not as an expense to the plan assets that is paid with money that could otherwise be compounding on a tax deferred basis.
The time spent volunteering to be on the plan committee can pay dividends many times over.
The economics department at Boston College published a report showing that one full percentage point of additional annual gain can generate 20 percent more in retirement benefits by age 65 in a 30-year period.
You can create this additional value, and maybe more, by insisting on a plan with top performing funds in each category.
Hold your vendor's feet to the fire. Insist that they select funds for your plan by starting with a large selection of more than 2,000 funds from 100 or more fund families. Common sense tells us that better selections will result if we start with the widest possible universe. Then, make sure those funds are honestly evaluated and replaced annually if they fall short of expectations relative to their competitors in the same fund type.
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October 6, 2010: Disney re-released "Beauty and the Beast" today, and I couldn't wait to buy it. Bennet and I had dinner in the living room while we watched the movie - a special treat!
October 7, 2010: Andrew came home from his work trip and took the kids and I out for dinner. Beanie was so excited, she couldn't stop eating her shirt! We did realize, watching her chew her hands and her shirt, that she is now teething. She's been a pretty grouchy girl on and off as she deals with the teething pain! Poor Bean!
October 8, 2010: Another picture of Bennet and his new girlfriend, Ruby. He's pretty in love with her! Can you blame him? She's a cutie!
October 9, 2010: We took the kids to the Maryland Renaissance Festival for the day! We all had a great time. Bennet especially loved the pony rides and stood in line twice to ride ponies!
October 10, 2010: Andrew told Beanie she looked extra "chunk" on this day. I guess she kind of does. Maybe the dress is adding some pounds!
October 11, 2010: We unpacked the Halloween decorations to start getting ready to decorate! Sophie was not pleased about Bennet's decision to dress her in her pumpkin costume!
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Intermittant audio from both headphone and dock
I would like to repair my wife's iPod. It has some very odd behavior in that it will sometimes play fine (audio) but before too long the audio will distort (sounds like a radio station being tuned) and go out. It is the same from both the headphone jack and dock connector (connected to my iHome clock / radio). My question is: Is the audio amplifier (which I'm assuming is the culprit) in the logic board or the headphone jack? Which do I replace?
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Hayat TV has confirmed to Eurovoix-World.com that they have yet to decide on their participation in the Turkvizyon Song Contest 2016.
Bosnia & Herzegovina who has participated in all three Turkvizyon Song Contests to date has yet to decide on whether they will compete in this years contest. The country is one of 24 countries and regions who participated in the first edition of the Turkvizyon Song Contest in 2013, and was the first country to reveal their participants for the contest.
Bosnia & Herzegovina's best result in the contest came at the first come in 2013, where Emir & Frozen Camels finished 6th in the final scoring 187 points. Last year in Istanbul, Bosnia & Herzegovina finished in 12th place in the final with a total of 153 points, this is the countries worst result to date in the contest.
To date the following countries and regions have confirmed their participation in Turkvizyon 2016 to Eurovoix.com:
- Azerbaijan
- Belarus
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- Gagauzia
- Germany
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- Khakassia (Russian Federation)
- Kyrgyzstan
- Sandzak (Serbia)
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Natasha Richardson dead after taken off life supportMarch 19th, 2009 - 2:40 am ICT by admin
New York, NEW YORK (BNO NEWS) — Details remain uncertain as new reports emerge that actress Natasha Richardson may now have in fact died after she was taken off life support at 1.30 pm on Wednesday, according to journalist Liz Smith at WowOwoW.com.
BNO News earlier confirmed that the actress was taken to Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City after her skiing accident in Canada last weekend. Several media outlets have stated Richardson was brain dead when she left Canada and would be brought to NYC so her family was able to say goodbye before doctors would turn off her life support.
According to Liz Smith, this happened at 1.30 pm EDT which would mean, considering she was said to be brain dead, she has now died. BNO News spoke with Richardson's spokeswoman briefly after the new reports emerged but was unable to confirm the reports. "We are aware of the reports and we have no information at this time," she said. "Whenever there is an update, whenever we have something we will sent it out," she added.
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It is actually really cool. So here they are, the felted pair of slippers...
I think it is an interesting process. I now need to get some shiny beads and attach them on and then I need to figure out my next project. I am working of course on my bordum scarf and actually another pair of slippers. My pair only took one skein, I am figuring if I do another pair it might take more, but we will see.
I will probobly pick up more of this yarn and make some more slippers, they only take about a week to do. A nice easy gift.
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Are We There Yet? Measuring Application Transformation Maturity
One of the most difficult aspects of transformation is being able to effectively define the target end state and how to measure your progress towards getting there.
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Nowhere is this truer than in the application space. Saying you're adopting DevOps or going cloud-native is the easy part. Identifying how you're going to change your development processes, tools and organizational models across your entire apps organization, portfolio and ADM partner ecosystem is much harder.
While incubating new DevOps and continuous delivery factories using a bimodal IT approach may seem like an easy, reasonable starting point for transformation, the end goal should be to adopt a Fast/ Agile IT model (aka Mode 2) as broadly as possible. Getting to Mode 2, at scale, requires a programmatic approach that prioritizes, sequences, and coordinates multiple initiatives across the IT organization.
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Do not have your thoughts vs. God's thoughts, but have God's thoughts with yours excluded. With only God's thoughts resident in a person's mind and emotions, a person is able to be singular in the totality of his availability to his redemptive capacity to reciprocate truth and displace his own thoughts. We become a receiver of God's thoughts in every area of our life. We agree with God in the plan. We agree with God in the furnace. We no longer experience and exercise our own thoughts about how things should be in the plan. We agree that the Creator can close the mouths of the lions so we can sleep when the enemy puts us in the den. We agree with God in thought.
If we really did this personally, continually being a receptor of that which is the thought and Word of God, we would be elevated in our capacity and an amazing responder in our worship. We would embrace all that goes beyond knowledge and never lean unto our own understanding. As a child through humility and availability, you would receive what God says in His thoughts and let those thoughts form His nature in your soul through the incorruptible seed of redemption. Then you would have a love that goes beyond knowledge, a peace that passes understanding and a joy unspeakable.
You would go into the unutterable language of the Spirit, the amazing language of the deep calling unto the deep. As an experiential receiver of God's thoughts you are able to walk by the Spirit in the mind of Christ.
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I turned on the coverage of the Hampton Court Flower Show on BBC2 tonight, anxious for news of Philippa's Girlguiding Centenary Garden (it turns out that we'll have to wait until Friday's show before Philippa's garden is featured). The programme began with Rachel de Thame and Joe Swift enthusing about the highlights of the show and Joe Swift told us very excitedly that a species tree Dahlia, the Dahlia excelsa had flowered for the first time in the UK, in the Heritage Plants collection. There then appeared on the screen a picture of a mauve dahlia flower with a yellow centre. Exactly the same flower in fact as in the photo here, which was taken in my garden a few minutes later. The plant in question is six feet tall and is one of three in flower at Yewbarrow House at the moment. I bought the plant from Crug Farm Plants several years ago and it is the first of the tree dahlias to come into flower. The RHS Plantfinder lists 4 nurseries which stock Dahlia excelsa, although none of them have any stocks available now, so it is indeed a rare plant, but it is one which has happily flowered outside at Yewbarrow House ever since I first obtained
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About Slow Life
The idea of Slow Life is to take the principles of Slow Food, which are "good, clean and fair", and extend them to life in general.
Here in the Lake District, the air is clean, the pace is slow and the atmosphere is calm. If we don't grow food ourselves, we can buy it in friendly small shops, where you know the quality is going to be the best.
This blog is a celebration of the Slow Life, with forays into the world of design, music, the arts, gardens, and my particular weakness, Japan.


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Tuesday, 29 November 2011
Home Sweet Home
I'm almost 1/3 of the way through my first year as a doctor. I think I've been incredibly lucky in that the team I work with (on the whole) are a lovely bunch and I've really enjoyed things so far. That's not to say that it hasn't been a steep learning curve. In fact at times I've just felt like hiding under my duvet or locking myself in a cupboard and screaming. Luckily those times have been relatively few and far between.
I wasn't sure if moving home for my FY1 year was a good idea or not. At first I decided it was an awful idea and by week 2 had decided I couldn't possibly stay at home. By week 3 I had settled in a bit, and was actually really glad to be home.
It's nice to spend time with my Dad and catch up with all my home-friends. In fact it's a welcome break from medicine, and the fact that if I was living at work I'd pretty much only hang out with work people. I'm also enjoying making some new traditions with my Dad.
Pub quiz on a Wednesday is my new favourite, especially since last week the quiz included a neonatology round. You'll all be relieved to know that we won, although I did have to think twice about where blood cells are made in a foetus.
My other fav thing to do at the moment is a weekend pub-lunch with my Dad in our new fav pub. The one with the open fire and classic FM. It's also the one with a mouthwatering open steak sandwich and scrummy meat pie. It's so nice to just sit, chill out, and discuss what we'll do with our millions when we win the lottery on the next weekend.
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Hi! I'm Kathryn Irish and I'm running to be Community Officer. In the words of the Spice Girls 'I'll tell you what I really really want'...
* Campaign against substandard housing
* Year long leases from the 1st to the 1st to avoid the panic of having nowhere to put your stuff.
* Meet specific housing needs of LGBTQ+ and international students (e.g. guarantor agreements and halls over summer).
* Reduce the amount you spend on bills and make your home greener.
* Sustainability grants for your societies.
* Easier for you to recycle glass, tetrapaks, and plastic.
* Reduce disposable plastic packaging on campus.
Community on Campus
* Free community art workshops.
* Tools library where you can get DIY, gardening, and art tools.
* Annual community art exhibition.
My experience
As community rep this year I've been lobbying the council to provide recycling facilities for tetrapaks and I've worked on the Leave Leeds Tidy initiative. I am also currently a finance assistant for LUU. In my second year I was treasurer for the Union Music Library.


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Storing excess water underground could reduce floods and boost irrigation. James Clarke and Paul Pavelic report on a pilot project in Jiwai Jadid, India that will direct monsoon floodwaters into aquifers for agricultural use and ensure sustainable groundwater supplies during the dry season.
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A field trip to UTFI site in Rampur district was organized on 22-23 May, 2016 to verify present status and take necessary steps for successful operation for this year's recharge season. Dr Alok Sikka, Dr Prasun Gangopadhyay and Mr Navneet Sharma from IWMI, and Dr Vinay K Mishra, Dr CL Verma, Dr SK Jha and Mr Pandey from CSSRI, Lucknow which is a partner in the project were part of the team which visited the site.
A community meeting was arranged with village head and other members to encourage the involvement of community through MGNREGA which is under process. The team also visited promising sites to scale up the project in water scarce region (Swar) to check their physical suitability. In addition, a meeting was arranged with district nodal officer for PMKSY (Prime Minister Krishi Sinchayee Yojana), a flagship irrigation scheme, to discuss inclusion of UTFI in ongoing schemes and district irrigation plan.
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Pathways to Philosophy Pathways mentors J Brandon R Browne A Flood M Jenkins K Macnish B Tee R Williams B Gahir M Levanon K Knowlden D Hurst S Furlong T Boese S Ivic S Michaelides N Bakalis
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Having grown up in Berlin, Kevin fell into philosophy through an interest in Marxism-Leninism when studying for his A-levels. He went on to study philosophy at the University of Leeds and spent six months at the University of Aarhus, Denmark as part of the ERASMUS programme. Throughout his BA his interests remained largely in the political and ethical sphere, culminating in his final dissertation concerning the possibility of justifying terrorism.
Having graduated with a first, and somewhat disillusioned with the possibility of philosophy ever going anywhere, Kevin took an MA in International Relations at the University of East Anglia. This didn't hold very many answers either so he quit academia and worked for the British government for a while, ending up in Washington DC for a few years. Displaying something of a phobia of commitment, Kevin then left the government and attended a seminary in North Carolina, where he earned an MA in theology and philosophy. He currently works with an international Christian community in Florence (Italy, not Alabama).
Kevin's primary interests are in the field of medieval metaphysics, which he thinks can solve all of the world's problems if only we'd be prepared to admit the mistakes of the last 700 years. With this as a starting point, he is also interested in the philosophy of religion, the history of philosophy and the philosophy of history. His two concessions to the modern period are a lingering fascination with political philosophy and with the philosophy of Martin Heidegger, who comes about as close as anyone today to the medieval enterprise, despite his political inclinations.
Kevin's most recent work has been on the philosophies of history of Martin Heidegger and Rudolf Bultmann and on the ethics of Aquinas and Levinas. At some stage in the future, Kevin is hoping to study for a PhD in the application of Thomistic metaphysics to the philosophies of time and history.


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10/28/15: Keynote Speaker Nicholas Haan
Nicholas Haan has an extensive background working in grand challenge areas, including disaster relief, food security, energy and the environment, public health, education, and genetics. Over the past 25 years, his work has crossed the private and public sectors, including working with the UN, governments, universities, and assorted NGOs. A majority of that time has been spent abroad, including East and Southern Africa. Nicholas currently serves as the Global Grand Challenges Director at Singularity University, an innovative Silicon Valley-based program founded by Ray Kurzweil that is described as part-university, part think-tank, and part business incubator. In his speech, Nicholas discussed the grand challenges that we face currently, how these problems (and solutions) will evolve over the next several decades, and the role that policy, technology, research, and other factors will play.
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Barbara Kline Pope is the Executive Director of the Office of Communication for the National Academies and the Executive Director of the National Academies Press. She has served as NAP's Marketing Director for 12 years, and has been using the Web as a dissemination, outreach, and marketing tool since its inception. Barbara is a key proponent of targeted open access to increase dissemination, and she has helped shape online publishing for more than a decade. Barbara spoke about the science of science communication and how communication-oriented research from the social and behavioral sciences informs her communication efforts at the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. The policy work at the Academies was front and center as she provided examples of communication products and dissemination campaigns designed with audience relevance and impact in mind.
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If Mark failed to find the quest creatures, some of which
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With a history of several earlier serious snake bites Mark
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Comic Pop Art: The Popularity Then and Now
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Since the time that the pop culture has found a long-term representation within the pop art movement, the group obtained a method that is long-lasting in the form of canvas prints and pop art prints. The recognition of such type of art quickly escalated, as a result of the similar ongoing popularity of the comic culture. And this is extremely popular at present across countries. Comic art has infinite genres that cater to the distinct tastes of the comic book lovers. Comic pop art is something that modern people love to have as this reminds them of something that they actually have even in the past. Only that in this present time, the quality is made better with the advent of the new technology, making the comic pop art an art that is worth to be treasured.
Either year end or year out, the figures in comic books are highly recognized and honored worldwide. A lot of us even make them as part of our existence. We love different superhero figures that until now, we still adore like Superman, Batman, Spiderman, X-men, and many more. And at present, the popular Japanese Manga is also a popular comic pop art and is very-well patronized by both the young and the older generation. But the best thing of it all is that, we can now transform our own photos into a comic pop art. This would define a distinct piece of art that one can always collect and display.
Generally speaking, the possibilities and the subject matter are endless when it comes to canvas printing. There is no need to be overly concerned about the size since there is a multitude of canvas printers in a large format that are capable of producing large printouts that can be utilized as one contemporary décor at home or workplaces.
The developments in the new technology, along with the desires of the people and the advances in the industry of graphic arts all play a crucial role in the community of pop art canvas print. Since the printing technology grew to be more sophisticated, the gradual production over time has increased and has been widely available, making it available for everyone to possess an artwork that is remarkably high quality and affordable. The unique customization is another key factor when it comes to the popularity of comic pop art. You can always have your own photo be changed into a more unique style, into a comic one by incorporating some photo manipulation technique and software programs. Nevertheless, you would also find a lot of design agencies and graphic designers that will offer you with such service at a very cheap cost.
Today, seeing different styles of canvas print everywhere has been the common trend. People resort to this artwork not just because it is something new and unique to look at, but because of the quality that it possesses. It gives more life to the photo and most of all, can preserve the photo for a lifetime, as well as all the memories and the significance it holds.


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The Shen Nong Society, a professional organization for East Asian Medicine practitioners, held its inaugural conference in NYC March 19, 2017. The focus of the conference was the future of East Asian Herbal Medicine in the US. Topics included classical medicine, growing East Asian herbs sustainably in the US, how herb usage has changed over time. best study practices, and apprenticing. Speakers include Sharon Weizenbaum, Z'ev Rosenberg, Jean Giblette, Eric Brand, Nigel Dawes and Frank Butler.
Sharon Weizenbaum has been practicing since she graduated from the New England School of Acupuncture in 1983. Sharon founded the White Pine Institute which is a Chinese medicine educational institute where she teaches and has invited many outstanding teachers from China and the US. Sharon studied gynecology with Dr. Qiu Xiaomei and ChengYufeng in Hang Zhou, PRC. Her interest in classic formulas brought her to China again to study with Dr. Huang Huang who has also come to White Pine Institute several times. Sharon is the instructor for the White Pine Graduate Mentorship Program which is now in its 8th session. This is a very popular two-year program that teaches practitioners to clarify their diagnostic skills as well as the skillful application of classic formulas. She has also studied classic formulas with Dr. Feng Shi-Lun and Arnaud Versluys. She practices in her renovated barn in Amherst, Massachusetts.
Jean Giblette, owner of High Falls Gardens, has been growing Chinese medicinal herbs in the mid-Hudson Valley region of New York since 1994. Working with an affiliated nonprofit organization, High Falls Foundation Inc., she has directed a program in Botanical Studies on behalf of the nation's 50 graduate schools of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, and has organized and consulted with groups of farmers to develop domestic production of Chinese herbs. She is a contributing author of Mending the Web of Life: Chinese Medicine and Species Conservation, has written or coauthored numerous articles including papers in the last two New Crops volumes published by Purdue University.
A Chinese medicine practitioner from the United States, Eric Brand is a fluent Chinese speaker with extensive experience in mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. Eric is the author of A Clinician's Guide to the Use of Granule Extracts and the co-author of the text Concise Chinese Materia Medica, and he has translated and edited a variety of modern and classical texts, including the recently acclaimed Chinese Medicinal Identification: An Illustrated Approach. Eric has a particular passion for Chinese herbal processing, herbal authentication and quality discernment. He is currently completing his PhD in pharmacognosy at the School of Chinese Medicine at Hong Kong Baptist University, and he is the owner of the granule company Legendary Herbs. Eric serves as a Chinese medicine advisor to the American Herbal Pharmacopoeia and is the current Chair of the U.S. delegation for the ISO TC 249 committee on international standards in traditional Chinese medicine.
Z'ev Rosenberg, L Ac., is recognized as one of the first generation of practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine in America. Before opening his practice in acupuncture and herbal medicine in 1983, he was a shiatsu therapist and macrobiotic counselor since 1975 in Denver, Colorado and Santa Fe, New Mexico. He was one of the initiators of an acupuncture licensing law in Colorado, spearheading a drive as President of the Acupuncture Association of Colorado from 1984 to 1988. As well as being a professor/chair emeritus at Pacific College of Oriental Medicine, where he taught for twenty-three years, he has lectured widely around the United States, and has written many articles published in all of the professional English-language journals of the Oriental Medical profession. Presently, he is California director of the Institute of Classics in East Asian Medicine, director of the Alembics Institute, an advisory board member at the University of California San Diego Integrative Health Center, and a senior researcher at the Xinglin Institute, a research organization in classical Chinese Medicine.
Nigel Dawes M.A., L.Ac. is an internationally renowned teacher and author who has been practicing East Asian Medicine for over 30 years. He is currently based in New York. Educational activities have included founding and directing his own Shiatsu school in London in the late 1980's, 8 years as Dean at an accredited school of Oriental Medicine in NY and various educational appointments within the profession at a national level. More recently he established the NYC Kampo Institute offering seminars and programs in Traditional Japanese Medicine at the post-graduate level, in particular his Kampo Internship program, an apprenticeship-style training in Sino-Japanese herbal Medicine. He is well-known nationally and internationally for his workshops on Fukushin - abdominal diagnosis and application in clinical practice - and he is currently working on a book on this subject.
Internationally renowned scholar, clinician, and educator, Dr. Frank Butler regularly mentors others in the profession on complex and difficult to treat cases, as well as lecturing all over the world on Chinese medicine orthopedics, acupuncture, and herbal medicine. An expert in Orthopedics/Trauma Medicine and difficult to treat cases, he has been in private practice in New York City since 1990. In addition to obtaining a Doctorate degree in Chinese Medicine in the US, he is one of the only modern-day physicians anywhere in the world that has been educated through a traditional apprenticeship — as a disciple of Ken Ark Fung Gong, disciple of Ou Young De Fei.


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'86% of big-cap fund managers trailed S&P 500 in 2014'
Market Watch (New York) 12 March 2015
'Ex-FSC [Financial Services Council] chief John Brogden regrets ongoing financial planner scandals'
The Australian 20 March 2015
What do these headlines have in common?
They show the financial services industry is deeply flawed on a global basis.
The Market Watch (New York) article quoted the research of S&P Dow Jones Indices:
'Based on data as of Dec. 31, 2014, 86.44% of large-cap fund managers underperformed the benchmark over a one-year period. This figure is equally unfavorable when viewed over longer-term investment horizons. Over 5- and 10-year periods, respectively, 88.65% and 82.07% of large-cap managers failed to deliver incremental returns over the benchmark [index].'
These findings are consistent with every other research paper produced on the performance of managed funds versus the index. Time after time, the results show that over the long term more than 80% of fund managers fail to earn their fees by underperforming against the relevant index.
The research also measured the performance of managers in 17 different investment categories — large-cap, mid-cap, small-cap, value, growth, multi-cap, core and real estate. In each and every category, the index whipped the pants off the majority of fund managers.
The financial services sector is seriously big business. Skimming 1% to 2% in fees off the top of the investment pool for 'active' management is a multi-multi-billion dollar industry.
Contrary to what the largely ignorant investment public think, good, mediocre or poor performance is largely irrelevant to the success of a fund management business. First and foremost, the name of the investment game is funds under management.
All efforts are made to increase the investment pool. The more in the pool, the greater the amount that can be siphoned off for profits, and by extension, executive bonuses.
The big end of town knows it can never spruik its sub-par performance record to achieve the 'more funds under management' objective. Therefore, the institutions focus on a (far more reliable) three-pronged approach — marketing, public relations and a tied sales force.
Any outperformance (however brief that may be) is seen as a welcome bonus to complement the three pronged business plan.
The Financial Services Council represents the who's who of the investment industry.
According to the FSC's 'Scrutiny of Financial Advice' submission to the Senate in December 2014:
'The Council has over 125 members who are responsible for investing more than $2.2 trillion on behalf of 11 million Australians. The pool of funds under management is larger than Australia's GDP and the capitalisation of the Australian Securities Exchange and is the third largest pool of managed funds in the world.'
For the majority of the 125 members, throwing a few bob in the tin to fund an industry lobby and PR group is nothing more than a rounding error. The FSC's aim is to promote the investment industry's agenda to government and to make it look rosy in the eyes of the public.
It's for this reason the financial planning scandals would have been such a disappointment for the ex-chief. No amount of spin can make silk from that sow's ear.
The FSC's December 2014 submission to the Senate's 'Scrutiny of Financial Advice' inquiry contained five major recommendations. Each recommendation was nothing more than window dressing.
The elephant in the investment industry's room is the institutional employment or ownership of financial planners. No one in the industry is prepared to tackle this glaring conflict of interest. Pharmaceuticals businesses cannot own doctors. Investment institutions should not own planners. Simple. Full stop. End of Story.
The tied sales forces are provided with incentives to recommend their institutional master's consistently underperforming managed funds.
This flawed advice model is replicated the world over. The problem is the 'too big to fail' end of town has so much political sway, the public will continue to pay (globally) for the industry's greed.
When planning scandals erupt, the industry goes to the PR manual and looks up the chapter titled 'Damage Control'. All the right PR noises are made — apologise profusely, suggest greater powers to the regulator, harsher enforcement penalties and higher education standards.
The community is somewhat reassured these 'rogues' will receive their 'just desserts' by the system.
The institutions (eventually) hold 'transparent' reviews and stump up a few million dollars to right the financial wrongs of the poor advice. These compensation payments are designed to portray them as good corporate citizens.
In reality, this is chump change that is (somewhat) gladly paid to protect the cozy little conflict of interest arrangement they have going on.
When its all over, they sit around the board room table and say 'Phew. Dodged another one.'
The institutions cannot risk the public joining the dots and figuring out how the investment business really works — incentivise a sales force to sell mediocre performing products that in turn increases the pool of funds from which the institutional masters extract a fee (far greater than their ability deserves) that then funds executive salaries and bonuses and the marketing machine that keeps the whole cycle going.
To divert the harsh glare of the public spotlight, the industry PR machine is well equipped for damage control — 'move on, nothing to see here'.
In a nutshell, investors the world over are being ripped off to the tune of tens of billions of dollars because institutions are permitted to employ or own financial planners.
To paraphrase John Lennon 'Imagine all the people accessing truly independent financial advice. You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one. I hope someday you'll join us and the world will be as one.'
People power is a force far greater than the industry's PR machine. People power makes governments take notice and can invoke change.
In a perfect world, institutions should be banned from employing, owning or incentivising financial planners. Failure to abide by the independence rules would result in the offending institutional executives facing jail terms and harsh financial penalties. No if, buts or maybes.
In a perfect world, financial planners could only charge for advice on an hourly fee basis. Receipt of 'kickbacks' in any way, shape or form would result in an immediate ban from the industry.
In a perfect world, the public could be assured the advice they received was free of bias. It still may not be the best advice, but at least the stench of the advice being nothing more than a front for an institutional product would be removed.
Without reliance on a tied sales force to automatically increase funds under management, investment managers would need to genuinely earn their management fees.
In this perfect world, poor performing fund managers and 'sales focussed' financial planners would be looking for new careers.
Imagine this world: truly independent advice, much lower management fees, less waste of your dollars being spent by institutions on PR and marketing, greater focus on delivering superior investment management.
This is way too much imagination for the institutions or their tied sales forces. This is a world they have no desire of ever visiting.
The reality is this world does exist, provided you are prepared to do a little searching for it.
Low cost self managed super funds (for as little as $700 per annum) make it possible to take control of your own retirement capital. Investors can access low cost index funds (the same ones that 80% of managers cannot outperform) via an online broker.
Independent advice is available from investment newsletters that have no other agenda other than to make recommendations they believe will assist you in achieving your desired objectives. The more successful the newsletter is in delivering on their promise, the greater the number of subscribers. A transparent agenda.
In the real world, this form of investment self sufficiency is in the minority. The investment industry still holds sway over the agenda.
However, my gut feel is a GFC MkII event will significantly alter the balance of power…especially if markets do not produce a swift (central banker induced) recovery.
There's nothing like heavy financial losses to focus community anger. People power will begin to ask questions about the whole structure of the financial system.
Central bankers will go from heroes to villains for their role in reflating assets with phony money. Institutional conflicts of interest will be placed under greater scrutiny. Governments will face pressure as to why they allowed this calamity to happen.
All this gnashing of teeth and wringing of hands will be too little too late for those who lacked the imagination to consider a different world.
Take the time now to imagine a world in which you develop a healthy and well founded mistrust of the institutions that inhabit the world of financial services.
Central banks have created disaster after disaster with their academic theories on how to keep the debt super cycle going. Do you think this time is going to be any different? Investment institutions (and their army of hangers-on) have built a $2.2 trillion gravy train. Do you really think they are going to act in your best interest to minimise their cut of this action?
If you answered 'yes' to the above, then you had better start imagining no possessions in your future.
Alternatively, for those whose imaginations permit them to think outside the institutional square, the decision to create your own world of financial independence is likely to pay tremendous dividends in the coming years.
Vern Gowdie,
Editor, Gowdie Family Wealth


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About the Ratcliffs
Dr. Chris Ratcliff
Dr. Chris was born in Charleston, WV and ultimately played goalie for his high school soccer team and helped George Washington H.S. win its first State Championship in 1982. He attended undergrduate college at West Virginia University and subsequently moved to Memphis, TN where he attended Southern College of Optometry, graduating in 1990 as one of the youngest members of his class. He returned to Huntington upon graduation to join his brother, Dr. William Ratcliff, in practice at Tri-State Eye Care Center and has enjoyed calling Huntington his hometown ever since. In addition to primary care Optometry, he specializes in low vision care which relates to helping those with visual disabilities or ocular health abnormalities who are incapable of seeing better than 20/100 when best corrected. He has been a member of the Marshall Sports Medicine team, providing eye care to Marshall's athletes, coaches, and staff, for over 20 years and was inducted into the MU Sports Medicine Hall of Fame alongside his brother in 2010. He is married to Renee Casto, originally from the Ripley area, and has two daughters, Chandler 22 and Ava 18, and one son, Isaac 10.
Dr. Bill Ratcliff
Dr. Bill was born and raised in Charleston, WV. Served as President of his class and graduated from Southern College of Optometry in 1979. He is a past President of the WV Association of Optometric Physicians and Optometrist of the year in 2013 and 2014. Currently is the Secretary-Treasurer of the WV Board of Optometry and is a member of The National Accreditation Council for Optometry. He and his brother have been members of the Marshall University Sports Medicine team for over 20 years and was inducted into the MU Sports Medicine Hall of Fame in 2010. They have provided the eye care for the City of Huntington for over 25 years. He is married to Susan Naylor Ratcliff and have two sons, Phillip and Brandon and five grandchildren.


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Not all cats are grey
Contrary to what Robert Smith says, not all cats are grey. Mine definitely wasn't! He looked like a killer whale and had the size of one. He will never be forgotten. The new kids on the block are black as the night and tabby respectively. This blog contains my ramblings about them, running and life in general. I can't promise that any of it makes sense.
Sunday, December 07, 2008
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- At December 08, 2008 10:29 am, Kay said...
So very cute!!!


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John Edwards: Silky, Sassy, No Split Ends
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Definition of Callinectes sapidus
1. Noun. Bluish edible crab of Atlantic and Gulf Coasts of North America.
Generic synonyms: Swimming Crab
Group relationships: Callinectes, Genus Callinectes
Terms within: Blue Crab
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1. Science by American Association for the Advancement of Science (1914)
"SJ HOLMES MOTE ON THE ABSORPTION OP CALCIUM DURING THE MOLTING OF THE BLUE CRAB, callinectes sapidus THE problem of molting in crabs has thus far been ..."
2. The American Naturalist by American Society of Naturalists, Essex Institute (1908)
"... the greater portion of these reaching Cape Hatteras. Six or seven reach southern New Jersey. Two species, callinectes sapidus, ..."
3. Reviews in Environmental Health (1998): Toxicological Defense Mechanics edited by Gary E. R. Hook, George W. Lucier (2000)
"... in female blue crabs, callinectes sapidus. Mar Environ Res 39:151-154 (1995). 45. Carreau B, Vallette G, Adlercreutz H, Wahala K, Makela T, ..."
4. The Journal of Geology by University of Chicago Department of Geology and Paleontology (1905)
"... Venus, and Mya, and especially numerous specimens of mud crabs, and the presence of our edible crab, callinectes sapidus Rathbun, which is found today ..."
5. Biological Bulletin by Marine Biological Laboratory (Woods Hole, Mass.) (1911)
"Hay, WP '05 The Life History of the Blue Crab (callinectes sapidus). Bull. USFC, 1895, pp. 399-413. 16. Herrick, FH "95 The American Lobster. Bull. ..."


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Call the World Cup off! March 24, 2007Posted by K in Calamity, contemporary, Cricket.
I cannot believe it! It has been confirmed; Woolmer was murdered!! What is the world coming to?!!
I agree with Alan Donald; how can you have the World Cup go on when there has been murder? Murder! In cricket!!
- 5. Ayushi - March 28, 2007
I disagree. It's true that Woolmer's death is tragic and especially during the WC, ight after Pakistan crashed out. However, if the WC had been cancelled, what would actually have been achieved? A show of respect towards one of the greatest exponents of cricket? I think that's been done, already. Also, I don't know about anyone else, but I think that the WC should go on otherwise, in a way, it would seem like Woolmer died for nothing. I'm not saying that he died for cricket or that he had any such intentions…
However, to come to the WC, hacing prepared for it since godknowswhen, he got murdered during the WC and then have it cancelled? A proper show of respect would be to continue with the tournament. His murder is a grotesque reality but life cannot come to a standstill because of it.
Oh, do I sound insensitive? I didn't mean to… I guess I'm not being able to say what I really want to really well… :-\
P.S- Hey, Koyel! 😀
- 7. Keshav - April 5, 2007
I'll be able to answer that question.
Media, not just in India, but everywhere, exists to sell itself. More people would watch reasons/persons involved in Woolmer's murder than say, listen to the people involved in the Nandigram incident.


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