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FORE! Larry Dierker and other celebs gather for the 7th annual Reader Cup golf event to benefit Literacy Advance of Houston
Houston, Texas (January 25, 2013) Larry Dierker, former Houston Astros pitcher, manager and broadcaster, hosts the 7th annual Reader Cup – Larry Dierker Celebrity Golf Tournament with Literacy Advance of Houston.
Teams are practicing their putts for the shamble-style golf tournament on Monday, February 25 at BlackHorse Golf Club in Cypress.
Celebrities from the sports, media and entertainment worlds including Kevin Bass, Bill Brown, Bill Dawley, Jim Deshaies, Larry Dierker, Maggie Flecknoe, Bubba Gilliam, Jim Gilligan, Bill Greif, Kenny Hand, Chita Johnson, Charles Justiz, Dan Pastorini, Doug Pike, Shane Reynolds and Dayna Steele, will be paired with each team of four.
Proceeds from the fundraiser will support Literacy Advance's free Adult Basic Education and English as a Second Language literacy programs and services.
Dierker has served as a trained volunteer tutor for Literacy Advance for more than 6 years and has donated more than 1,000 volunteer hours to the non-profit organization.
After a hearty hot breakfast, teams will hit the links at 9:30 a.m. The Halfway House will be a welcome stop along the course, hosted by Pinnacle Financial Strategies with swag, bites and beverages provided by brands such as Deep Eddy Vodka, Yahoo! Sports Radio 1560 and ZiegenBock.
Sean Pendergast of Yahoo! Sports Radio 1560 will emcee post-play awards at the Clubhouse while players and celebs feast on a delicious lunch hosted by Outback Steakhouse – Copperfield.
Guests will competitively bid on special live auction items such as a chartered fishing trip with lodging for 6; Elaine Turner accessories; Houstonian Hotel & Spa weekend; NFL, NBA and MLB deluxe sporting packages and more.
Sponsors and major partners to date include: presenting sponsor White Oak Gives Back; Black Elk Energy; ZiegenBock; Yahoo! Sports Radio 1560; Pinnacle Financial Strategies; Kimberly and Duane Radtke; Deep Eddy Vodka; Outback Steakhouse – Copperfield; Pepsi and Silver Eagle.
Available sponsorship, team and single player options are still available, ranging from $500 - $10,000. For more information on the event or a downloadable sponsorship/registration form, please visit the Reader Cup info page or call (713) 266-8777.
About Literacy Advance of Houston
Since 1964, Literacy Advance, whose mission is to transform lives and communities through the doorway of literacy, has provided hope and support for adults with low and limited literacy through free Adult Basic Education and English as a Second Language literacy programs and services in the Greater Houston area. With 100% of classes delivered by trained volunteer tutors, Literacy Advance meets learners at their literacy level and creates opportunities to help them attain their personal learning goals.
YOU can be a part of the solution by becoming a volunteer or donor. Literacy Advance is a United Way agency, a member of the Houston Center for Literacy and the Better Business Bureau, and an accredited affiliate of ProLiteracy.
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tags: black and white polka dot, cobalt blue, lime green, school wear
i love getting packages! nothing like meaningful mail.
i love getting packages! nothing like meaningful mail.
shirt, pants [jcrew] :: belt [express] :: shoes [ninewest] :: bag [chanel]
who deserves expensive bags at my age? this is my mother's, i helped her pick it out a few years ago because she had wanted something classic but unexpected. you never see the backs of these kinds of bags on blogs.
coat [ewha street] :: collar [hongdae]
i realize now that my hesitation to buy clothes before sprung out of a sedentary life with sedentary needs. i was in seoul this weekend with the girls and the need to stand out when going out was there. i think that's why i want these bright things again. i've always got somewhere to go. with minimalism, i just wanted to disappear glamorously. ok no really, but my wardrobe did. do i think too much through my clothes? i don't even care that i do, i don't know why i'm complaining. i just like to hear myself type i guess.
i also realized that it's pointless to name most brands of korean purchases cuz they copy and paste things everywhere, so i'm citing where i purchased it instead. i hate fussy coats with lots of buttons and i actually hesitated when i saw it. do i hesitate too much?
acne vest [carolinesmode]
if i had a fashion tumblr, this would be one of those "instant reblog" moments. for the record, this isn't about the vest being acne made (they can go fuck themselves for being stupidly overpriced), but the color slam drunk with an assist from the moto-vest. which reminds me again how much i want one, no, many. i think despite my goals of going for the most sterile of looks, i end up liking this long waistcoat look.
i've been trying to get another post ready lately, but its taking forever to collect my thoughts on my closet curating. its hard to bounce ideas off yourself on something so pressing! luckily i have Gibson Girl, but its still tricky.
other things i've been doing: seeing friends, dealing with a hang over (tolerance = ground zero!), watching star trek voyager, altering a dress.
jacket [DIY newyork&co] :: shirt [bdg] :: skirt [wish] :: bracelet [monki]
DIY tutorial post for this coming up! haven't done one of those in ages.

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While living in Newark at college I focused most of my evenings on developing my reed making techniques and making tools. I had the fortune to be visited by many travelling pipers and characters, including John Rooney, Larry Rooney Mikie Doran and Johnny Purcell for reeds. Many evenings were spent in the workshop at the back of the house making reeds along with some strange noises. At the time, the house was shared with students on various instrument making courses and the washing machine for the house happened to be in the workshop. One night, a good few months after moving in, I was in the workshop making some reeds and one of the house mates arrived in with a load of washing. "Ah that's what that is! I thought there were some strange birds living at the back of the house!" That was his response to the crow of the reeds. In recent years I have taught various reed making workshops including, notably the Leo Rowsome Commemorative event in Dublin for Na Píobairí Uilleann and at the NW piping tionol in Manchester.
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Cassper Nyovest's new hairstyle SHAKES the Internet
Johannesburg – There Cassper Nyovest was, deciding to be a little different and change his hair colour.
His choice? Red.
His reason? Who knows. Who cares.
The result? 567 comments. 8 300 likes.
And now? Can we just take a second to evaluate. Over eight.thousand.comments. Because of his red hair. But guys, rather double tap when AKA gets the pony not for a moment of redness.
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All who wander are not lost. They may simply be 11 years old and having the time of their life!
Saturday, December 27, 2014
When Leo got skates, he skated around the house. Now he's a great skater. When he got Heely's, he Heely'ed around the house and now he's a great Heely-er. Now he has this:
Thursday, December 25, 2014
Leo's Christmas soldering project
Merry Christmas! Leo soldered this kit together: it's a sound-sensitive guy that "sings" along to the music. Here he is playing his first piano piece too.http://youtu.be/eeVdDb9Iurs
Monday, December 22, 2014
3D cookie cutters
Leo and I made Minecraft cookie cutters with the 3D printer. Leo and Paul made Christmas cookies with them!
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Halloween monsters
Leo made these monsters out of string cheese. From the left we have a disembodied finger, a ghastliness, a ghost, a girl dressed up for Hallowwen, and a creeper from Minecraft.
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Leo introduces his spots!
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Sunday, October 26, 2014
Maker Faire
Oops, this is embarrassing. I had posted this to the wrong blog. It's too late to send to Vicki and Joylin now, but for those of you who haven't gotten to a Maker Faire:
For Vicki and Joylin who are headed to Maker Faire this week. This is some of what we saw in California. Have a great time!
These cupcakes were motorized and driving around the parking lot. Paul is making three of these right now:
Here's a tesla coil booth. I think this was the kit that was designed by an MIT student:
This showed a movie on a screen of mist. The green lights to the right are another booth that had lit robots dancing to music or motion sensors, can't remember which.
Tons of R2-D2's and many are remote controlled robots
Classic steam punk art car. I'll bet this goes out to Burning Man.
This Octopus car is amazing if you can see it in action. Fire comes out of each leg and the movement is nice. This was made by Paul's friend. It comes to Burning Man.
This is the lifesize Mousetrap. It's a Rube Goldberg machine. The end is a 2000 pound weight that falls on a pickup truck:
and here the weight has fallen:
More art cars
The coke and mentos stage. I think it was some 300 bottles of coke that they sprayed. People in the front got wet.
A Lego pancake printer:
Printed pancakes:
A Lego syrup dispenser:
A 2D printer/plotter. Leo wrote his name on an ipad and it printed like this. They sold these kits. The printing was not very good.
A fancy 2D printer
Lots of people in crazy costumes.
The Whiskeydrome - this is fun to watch. I heard a guy accidentally biked out of it.
Lots of silly stuff is sold here. This was the garden gnome booth:
The one event that we did participate in was the lock-picking class:
You can bring your own remote-controlled drone to battle in this arena:
Crazy bikes and other contraptions
The battleship battle on the battle pond. These remote controlled boats shoot little metal balls at each other and sink each other:
Bicycle power makes the elephant "walk"
The Arc Attack guys in their faraday cage with the Tesla coils
A kid-made hovercraft. Operates with a little blow dryer:
Testing the muffin base!
Paul's been working hard on making the muffin!
If you can't see this, go to http://youtu.be/0CjEf9nQooM?list=UUUE2IRwk18OMsmnQ2y6T3ow
Saturday, August 23, 2014
3D printer test
We got a 3D printer, sort of for ourselves and sort of for Leo's birthday (after all, kids are just a fancy excuse to buy what you want for yourself!). It sat in a box while we were in China. I finally devoted time to getting it going this evening. Here it is printing a fan shroud.
The next project was Leo's. He downloaded Sketchup and took a tutorial. I suggested he make something simple, like a box to put stuff in. We were going through plastic filament fast (just like a regular printer, they make their money on the plastic filament. the printers are pretty inexpensive), so I scaled it down when I printed it:
The next project was Leo's. He downloaded Sketchup and took a tutorial. I suggested he make something simple, like a box to put stuff in. We were going through plastic filament fast (just like a regular printer, they make their money on the plastic filament. the printers are pretty inexpensive), so I scaled it down when I printed it:
Thursday, August 14, 2014
Wild Basin Backpacking Trip - Moose, Porcinis, and Alpine Lakes
We took our annual backpacking trip to Wild Basin in Rocky Mountain National Park this past week. We booked permits for one night up at N. St. Vrain campsite (3 miles in) and three nights up at Ouzel Lake (2 more miles in) and one night back at N. St. Vrain, just in case we couldn't hike all the way out on the last day. The ranger warned us that recent sightings included a black bear and cub and a moose and baby moose. And a bear had torn apart someone's tent - if the bear did it a second time, the bear would be put down. We started at 8500 feet at the trailhead.
We did get lucky on the porcinis. We found a bunch of large ones, many of which were pre-munched by various chipmunks, squirrels, etc. In fact, we saw two squirrels with very large porcinis in their mouths running off to have a feast. We did fry up a porcini with our 'lasagna' one night. The trick to identifying them is to score the underside and make sure it doesn't turn blue. It was very tasty. Unfortunately, about 6 hours later, I had pains in the my stomach and they were especially bad, stabbing pains all morning. I'm not sure it was food poisoning, as I had some stomach issues the day before as well, but we didn't eat any more.
We made it up to N. St. Vrain without a problem and Paul decided we should try to hike up the steep cliff above the camp to the Twin lakes above. We luckily found some cairns, but the trail was very steep with slippery rubble and the Twin lakes were buggy. Actually the entire Wild Basin is full of mosquitoes. You can't really escape them unless you're on a ridge and it's windy. And there are other biting flies that don't just itch, but hurt. Here's one of the Twin lakes, full of lily pads:
Paul says the the terrain there is "very textured". This is code for giant fallen logs that you need to crawl over and marshy, wet grass that you need to wade through.
The great thing about camping is how much sleep you can possibly get. If you can actually sleep from when it gets dark at 8p to when it gets light at 7a, that's just wonderful. Leo loves my mummy bag - cuddles up in it, pulls the hood over his head, and sleeps well. I think I might sleep if my feet and head weren't hanging over the edges of my 3/4 length thermarest.
The next day we made it up to Ouzel Lake and set up camp.
This moose, with his giant rack, ate grass in the field next to the campsite all day. We had a great time quietly photographing and videoing the moose. Then some kids saw the moose and proceeded to scream to their parents about it nonstop and then decided to try their best moose impressions and see if they could get the moose to charge them, or at least pay attention to them.
We spent the afternoon making our way around Ouzel Lake which consisted of walking on logs back and forth over various streams. I know it doesn't sound that hard, but crossing one major stream took about 5 back and forth log crossings because there were lots of mini streams and the logs didn't line up serially. Leo and I decided this was a lot more fun than scrambling up a steep, slippery cliff to a buggy lake though.
We got back to camp to find a couple had joined our site. We were pretty bummed that the Ranger had messed up the permits and double-booked the site. We basically had to camp in each other's laps. At N. St. Vrain, there were two campsites and we couldn't even see the other campsite from our tent. Luckily our neighbors were the nicest folks, a young newlywed couple from Kansas.
The next morning we went for our long hike. This was day I was sick, so the morning was pretty brutal. But despite the late start we made it up to Bluebird Lake (just shy of 11,000 feet):
The wildflowers were in full bloom:
We saw lots of marmots, including two families:
We had to cross a small ice field. This was a lot easier to go down than up. You just point your feet and slide!
I'm not really sure how we got talked into this, but after Bluebird Lake, we went up to Lark Pond, and then up to Pippet Lake and finally to our "stretch destination" of Isolation Lake. There aren't really trails after you get to Lark Pond. With a map and GPS and a bit of bushwhacking and rock scrambling we made it up. This rock fall was particularly grueling at high altitude and after miles of hiking already. I've circled Leo (in the middle) and me (left side).
I don't have a picture of the intense bushwhacking but at one point Paul had to remove his pack and crawl through the tall vegetation. Later Leo made a mockery of it all, swimming through this shrubbery:
Isolation Lake is at 12,000 feet, right under the Continental Divide:
We had a fun time rock-hopping in this little un-named pond:
We eventually made it back to camp, right before nightfall. We were surprised that our neighbors were gone and then found a note. Apparently an animal had ripped apart their tent and they had to pack out at 5pm that day. Our tent was untouched but the trash bags that protected our backpacks were all torn. Our bear canisters, which were pretty far away, had also been knocked over. I'm not sure what animal did all this, but assume it was pretty big with sharp claws. We were very bummed for the newlyweds having to pack out after one night, having driven here from Kansas. The next day when we went out on our hike, we took nearly everything out of the tent, trying to hedge our bets.
The next day we went up to Bluebird Lake again, and tried our hand at fishing. We had already tried at Ouzel Lake, where the shallow waters revealed many small trout. But at Ouzel, we really needed waders to get to the deeper part of the Lake. Bluebird was deep along the shore. Leo got really good at casting:
But alas, no fish! I'm not even sure fish make it up to this lake!
We ate lunch and then realized we had burnt through our stove fuel. It was 2pm and we were 2 miles above our campsite which was 5 miles from the car. We considered eating cold, wet, freeze-dried food. Then we came to our senses and hiked back to the camp, packed up and made it back to the car by 7pm-ish. A big, hot dinner of meat plus some beer in Lyons helped end the trip well.
We decided that we liked the Hutcheson Lakes from last year's trip a little better. They had lots of fish. Pear Lake is big and less marshy than Ouzel. Isolation is higher than Cony but getting to Cony is quite the adventure - crossing large streams on small rocks, lots of ice fields. The hike to Bluebird is gorgeous though. We'll definitely be somewhere up there again in a year's time!
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Uncle Pat Visits, Big Sur Adventure
Uncle Pat came to visit this weekend. The boys planned a day at the beach. Here they are before they left. Mel and I stayed home (In fact she slept the ENTIRE 6-7 hours or so that they were gone!)
First they stopped in Monterey for some Gianni's Pizza. Then an hour drive down to Big Sur.
They had a good time racing in the sand, playing catch, and burying each other.
It was a short visit but lots of fun for the boys!
On this day..
- Happy Birthday Pop-pop! Hike to Toro, Soup and Birthday Cake - 2016
- 22 Weeks - 2011
- Bikes at Golds - 2010
- Maintinence Required - 2009


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"There is no need to hurry or force things to happen. Everything is occurring in perfect timing"
Message from Oonagh: Nurturing a cause or a relationship is a long term commitment, and one that can't be rushed. This level of devotion comes from a place of deep loving and concern. I care what happens to my planet and to my loved ones so much that I'm willing to stick with them through thick and thin. This isn't always easy, but to me, it's the only way to ensure that matters are resolved and healed. I listen to the passionate stirrings of my heart. I reach out and take action to let my loved ones know that I deeply care about them. I take action to spur on my pet causes. Never mind what other people think; you will benefit by carrying through with your priorities. You'll feel so good about yourself if you make time for the relationships and projects that truly count in your heart. Do what's important to you, and do it with absolute devotion! But remember that there's no competition for your true life's purpose, so there's no need to worry, hurry, or feel that you have to force things to happen.
Various meanings: Don't worry about your purpose or your goals. Make no sudden moves. Slow, steady progress is best right now. Ease into your new life instead of rushing into it. Do your new work as a part-time venture to begin with, while slowly exiting your old career.
About Oonagh: The Celtic goddess Oonagh is married to Fionnbharr, the leader of the Irish Tuatha De Danaans. Oonagh and her clan were some of the original inhabitants of Ireland. When the Gaels invaded their land, the Tuathas didn't run or fight back. Instead, they transformed themselves into leprechauns. Their ingenious solution allowed them to stay in Ireland in peace. Call upon Oonagh for help with your own transitions, and she'll guide you in creative and magical ways.


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The thunder god is already creating a box-office storm overseas.
Marvel sequel "Thor: The Dark World" grossed north of $109 million in its international rollout over the weekend (beginning Wednesday), with the film ringing up impressive returns in territories including Belgium, Finland, France, Indonesia, Ireland, Philippines, South Korea, Sweden, UK, Australia, Denmark, Germany, Hong Kong, Iceland, Israel, Jordan, Netherlands, New Zealand, Portugal, Singapore, Spain and Taiwan. This is all before the film opens in North America, where it's slated to hit screens this Friday.
By point of comparison, the first "Thor" grossed north of $268 million during its entire international run (it made a grand total of $449 million including domestic receipts). Look for "The Dark World" to top that total when all is said and done.
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I finished my degree in 2012, after having worked in my profession for a number of years. I wanted to earn my bachelors' degree in order to continue my education and am in the process of accepting a graduate program. I think MMC helped me understand the craft of acting, and allowed me to explore multiple avenues within the field. The administration work greatly with my work commitments, and helped me graduate. Mary Fleischer is a fantastic asset to MMC.
Marymount was a wonderful school to attend. The classes were always fun and inciteful and I learned a lot about my major. I would strongly recommend it as an option for students interested in theater degrees. One class I wish they had provided was marketing yourself as an actor in New York City. They did have some interview tips, tax, etc. tips but there could have been a bit more.


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Saturday, February 20, 2010, Act 146.
This is about the last day of 2010 National Kindness Week. It was Saturday and the big day for my Grad Studies class presentation. My team and I had put enormous amounts of work into our presentation. I had been dealing with alot of stress and no time because of it.
But after class was over and the presentation was given (quite well I might add), I felt an overwhelming relief. I just wanted to go home and crash and not think or do anything. Even though I was wore out from school and preparation, I wanted to finish Kindness Week strong. What to do, what to do…..
My wife went to the gym for a while that evening, so now was my chance. I grabbed the vacuum and cleaning spray and dug in to clean our house. While she was gone, I was able to clean the upstairs and downstairs to surprise her. A strong finish for Kindness Week and a clean house too!


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Over 65 people attended the first Chattanooga Chamber International Business Council (IBC) – TN-China Network (TNCN) joint panel discussion September 25 on Strengthening the Chattanooga-China Connection. With an impressive panel and engaged audience, this event successfully kicked off a TNCN-IBC partnership and ongoing community dialogue on how to boost Chattanooga exports to and attract investment from China. In addition to many people from the business community, at least 10 students studying Chinese at Baylor and McCallie Schools attended as well.
The panelists included:
- Tom Zhu, Project Manager of Yanfeng Chattanooga Facility – Yanfeng Automotive Interiors, a global auto interiors manufacturer headquartered in Shanghai, announced this year that it will invest $55 million in a Chattanooga facility to supply Volkswagen's assembly plant, creating over 300 jobs. Zhu discussed why Yanfeng chose Chattanooga, the challenges and opportunities they face, and what the community can do to attract and support Chinese investment in the area.
- Chris McKee, Executive Vice President for Marketing and Sales at McKee Foods – McKee Foods, a family-owned, billion-dollar food company headquartered in Collegedale, TN, is exploring possibilities for exporting to China. McKee discussed the opportunities and challenges McKee Foods faces in the China market and how the Wuxi sister city relationship and the state's TN Trade program facilitated their market entry.
- Leslee Alexander, International Director for the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development – TNECD's International Division identifies and recruits new foreign direct investment into the state as well as facilitates export assistance for Tennessee companies. Alexander discussed TNECD's programs as they relate to China and how Chattanooga and Chattanooga companies can take advantage of them.
- Charles Wood, Vice President for Economic Development at the Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce – The Chattanooga Chamber recruits foreign direct investment, including Chinese investment, into Chattanooga to create jobs and expand the local economy. Wood, the Chamber's lead recruiter, discussed the Chamber's efforts to attract Chinese investment and how the local community can support those efforts.
Thank you again to our event sponsor, Tennessee Foreign Language Institute (TFLI), for helping make this event possible.
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FoxAbout 19 years ago, "The Simpsons" predicted that 20th Century Fox would be owned by Disney, and on Thursday Disney announced it would be purchasing it (and other assets) in a deal estimated at $52.4 billion.
The deal also means that "The Simpsons" will be owned by Disney. That should make your head spin a little.
But this isn't the only time that "The Simpsons" has managed to wow us with its ability to predict the future.
"The Simpsons" has been running for over 27 years, so it's inevitable that some themes that crop up in the show might occur in real life. But some of the plotlines are eerily close to events that have happened throughout the world.
We've listed some of the strangest predictions the cartoon's writers have made since the show's launch in 1989.
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MUMBAI Indian digital payments firm MobiKwik will invest 3 billion rupees ($44.89 million) this year to expand its user base and rack up $10 billion worth of transactions on its platform, it said in a statement on Thursday.MobiKwik and Alibaba-backed bigger rival Paytm have been among the biggest beneficiaries of India's drive to ban high-value currency notes late last year as more and more people used digital wallets to buy everything from groceries to fuel.MobiKwik said the investment will help it triple its user base to 150 million and drive up annual gross merchandise value, or the total value of transactions on its platform, by year end from the current $2 billion.
The company is in talks to raise more funds at a level that would give the start-up a $1 billion valuation, its chief executive told Reuters earlier this month.MobiKwik's current investors include U.S. technology venture capital investor Sequoia Capital, Taiwan's MediaTek, Japan's GMO Venture Partners, hedge fund Tree Line Asia and South Africa's Net1.
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- Would You Microchip Your Kids To Keep Them Safe?
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Prying parents turning to Big Brother
If you're a parent who has seen the latest season of Black Mirror, you're probably still feeling triggered by the episode where a mother decides to microchip her daughter after she goes missing, and of course like every Black Mirror episode, it has horrifically negative consequences.
Well it seems many Aussie parents are putting their confidence in 'Big Brother' style technology. A study of 1,000 parents by Real Insurance has found just over a third are currently monitoring their children using GPS tracking apps, 40 per cent of those people believing it is their 'parental right' to use such surveillance methods.
One in ten parents would seriously consider implanting their children with a microchip to keep tabs on them at all times, while three in ten believe the concept is interesting and they would like to know more.
Almost 60 per cent also admitted to using social media platforms to keep track of their children's lives, but half of respondents say they are aware their children are more likely to share parent-friendly content and post more personal information on the platforms where parents aren't connected.
One Sydney-based microchip company, Chip My Life, claim they've been flooded with calls from parents wanting to get their kids implanted despite the technology not actually being available or approved yet.
Some experts though, aren't too fond of the technology citing many moral and health issues. Child psychologist Dr Michael Carr-Gregg has compared microchipping children to "tagging a dog".
"They have to understand the greatest protection is in fact what's between the ears of their children," Carr-Gregg told The Daily Telegraph.
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Reserves' Page, 2006-07
Above: Altrincham Reserves 2006-07: Back row, left to right: Alan Ainsley (physio), Lee Hendley, Justin Bowler, Colin McAllister, Kieran Lugsden, Chris Rowley, Aaron Edwards, Ben Deegan, Michael Risk, Neil Brown (manager). Front row: Laurence Ball, Pat McFadden, Keith Wedge, John Maloney, Astley Mulholland, Lee Mannion, Rick Chetcuti, Mike Brown. Click photo to enlarge it.
Last season, Altrincham Reserves found themselves placed in a newly created Lancashire League (East) division which meant that most of their away matches involved travelling across the Pennines to Yorkshire.
Match report here..
Neil has done an excellent job in his three seasons in charge of Altrincham FC Reserves. He came to Moss Lane with an excellent track record at Fletcher Moss Junior FC, whose graduates included Lewis Chalmers and Pat McFadden. Being Reserves' manager is a very difficult job as it entails fitting in the requirements of the first team players to regain fitness after injury or to retain sharpness after being regulars on the first-team bench. So the side is constantly changing with some matches featuring large numbers of first-teamers and others featuring the normal reserves' squad alone. Under Neil, playing for the Reserves has also proved to be the route into the first team squad for the likes of Lewis and Pat. The Reserves also provides an excellent intermediate stage between the Youth team at Altrincham and the first team with the likes of Kieran Lugsden being another player to benefit from Neil's coaching. The current Reserves' squad is developing such ex-Youth players as Ben Deegan, Astley Mulholland, Andy Keogh, Michael Risk and Adam Walker who all aspire to graduating to the first-team, as well as players spotted in local football like Danny Heffernan and John Maloney.
But Neil has not been content with a single job for, as well as managing the Reserves, he has been the Altrincham FC groundsman for the last couple of years, a task which has occupied many hours of his time in baking heat and pouring rain alike. Fortunately, Neil is staying at Moss Lane in this capacity. And as if these two jobs were not enough, Neil is also an employee of chairman Geoff Goodwin, driving his coaches on school-runs and other trips. Neil's family have also become involved with the club, with Michael and Ashley both regulars in the Reserves, whilst their younger brothers and sister have done their bit helping with the kit and on ballboy/girl duties.
From a personal point of view Neil has been an excellent communicator with this website. Many is the time he has rung from pitchside on a midweek night at Guiseley or Ossett to report on the outcome of an Altrincham Reserves' game. He has decided to move on from Altrincham Reserves to further his football management aspirations and is actively looking at applying for vacancies which may arise in the NW Counties League or higher and we wish him luck in that respect. His knowledge of local football is extensive and he will be an asset to any club that he joins. All at Altrincham FC wish him well in his management career but will no doubt continue to rib him for his aspirations to emulate Premiership groundsmen with his intricate mowing patterns on the Moss Side pitch.
ALTRINCHAM RESERVES: 1. Chris ROWLEY, 2. John MALONEY, 3. Lee MANNION, 4. Michael RISK, 5. Andy KEOGH, 6. Colin McALLISTER, 7. Rick CHETCUTI, 8. Danny HEFFERNAN, 9. Astley MULHOLLAND, 10. Ben DEEGAN, 11. Adam WALKER. Subs: 12. Adam EATON, 14. Laurence BALL, 15. Aaron HEVINGHAM.
Match report here
Match report here.
Altrincham team: 1. Richard (SURNAME TO FOLLOW), 2. John MALONEY, 3. Adam EATON, 4. Michael RISK, 5. Danny HEFFERNAN, 6. Keith WEDGE, 7. Mike BROWN, 8. Colin McALLISTER, 9. Astley MULHOLLAND, 10. Peter THOMSON, 11. Justin BOWLER. Subs: 12. Andy KEOGH, 14. Adam WALKER, 15. Liam TURNER.
Alty took the lead just before the half-hour mark only for Ossett to break away and equalise after 38 minutes. Then Alty wrapped thinks up with three goals in the last four minutes.
Match report here.
Alty Reserves must beat leaders Farsley Celtic when they visit Moss Lane in March if they are to stand any chance of overhauling them in the Lancashire League table.
Above: It was a close shave for Alty Reserves' at Moss Lane this afternoon. The team left it late to defeat Atherton Collieries and, left to right, the back four of Keith Wedge, Stephen Rose, Gary Talbot and Andy Scott seemed to have had particularly close encounters with their barbers before the match..
Altrincham Reserves, with nine players who have played for the first team this season, defeated Atherton Collieries 2-0 this afternoon in the Lancashire League Cup at Moss Lane. Chris Senior netted his first goal in an Altrincham shirt after 87 minutes following good work from Justin Bowler. And then, as with the first goal, Richard Acton started the move which led to Astley Mulholland scoring the second in the ninetieth minute.
Match report here.
Alty's 1-0 win at Goole earlier this season has therefore been expunged from the records. The revised league table is here.
Altrincham Reserves' manager Neil Brown said that he was "totally embarrassed" after watching his side's lamentable second-half performance at Valley Road, Flixton, tonight (Tuesday) in a friendly match. Altrincham slumped to a deserved 4-1 defeat to a Flixton side including only seven of their first-teamers. Altrincham fielded a strong reserve side (Rowley; Risk, McAllister, Edwards, Wedge; M. Brown, Maloney, Keogh, Bowler; Heffernan, McFadden. Subs: Walker, Walters, Mulholland and a trialist, Scott) and the score was level at half time after a decent 45 minutes from the visitors. Indeed, in the first half, Justin Bowler scored an excellent goal and Chris Rowley made a fine save but, after the break, Alty went behind to a very doubtful penalty when a player fell over the ball. But then the visitors fell apart and were comprehensively beaten by a Flixton team which included the familiar face of former Alty youth and reserve player Paul Monaghan. The Altrincham performance is all the more disappointing given that the team has lost just once in the Lancashire League this season.
However, manager Neil Brown, who in his other capacity as groundsman had just spent four hours preparing the pitch when the postponement was announced, has hastily arranged a friendly against FC United of Manchester Reserves, kicking off at Moss Lane at the same time, 2pm, on Saturday (3rd). Spectators are welcome for this second game against FCUM - the first was played on Blessed Thomas Holford's all-weather pitch on 20 January with Alty winning 3-1.
The winners of the West Division will play the winners of the East Division over two legs Home and Away. The overall winners will be League Champions, and the losers will be League Runners Up. In the second leg if the overall tie is drawn after 90 minutes, then there will be 30 minutes extra time. If it is still a draw after 30 minutes extra time, then the tie will be decided by Kicks from the Penalty Mark, as per the F.A. Rules for deciding games on Penalties. Away goals in both legs will not count as double.
The Quarter Finals of the League Cup will be played over one leg as follows:-
If ties in the Quarter Finals, Semi Finals, and Final are drawn after 90 minutes, then there will be 30 minutes extra time. If ties are still drawn after 30 minutes extra time, then the tie will be decided by Kicks from the Penalty Mark, as per the F.A. Rules for deciding games on Penalties. In all ties Away goals will not count as double.
The draw for the Semi Finals will be made on Monday 26th March 2007".
The latest league and cup tables are here.
Match report here.
Right: Playing at left-back, wearing no.3, for Alty Reserves tonight was Andy Scott (31). Andy has played for a variety of clubs against Altrincham in the past, including Leigh RMI, Stalybridge Celtic (from 1999), Southport, and Lancaster City, who he joined in January 2002. More recently he has been at Kidsgrove Athletic and captained them against us in a pre-season friendly in July 2006.
They should also be in action tonight (24th) at Moss Lane against Hyde United in the same competition, depending on the weather.
The game was hastily arranged on Friday evening and was played at Blessed Thomas Holford School, Altrincham on its all-weather pitch at 11.15am today (Saturday). As a number of Alty's Reserves were unavailable, the squad included some new faces. Alty Reserves' captain Keith Wedge and centre-back Laurence Ball were on loan to Chorley for their first-team squad today, whilst Ben Deegan (glandular fever) and Rick Chetcuti (recovering from appendicitis) were both out, for two or three weeks. In addition, Colin McAllister was unavailable due to work commitments. Amongst taking part in the game against FCUM were Chris Rowley, Danny Heffernan, Aaron Edwards, Michael Risk, John Maloney, Mike Brown, Justin Bowler and Astley Mulholland.
Match report here.
Chris ROWLEY, Colin McALLISTER, Laurence BALL, Danny HEFFERNAN, Keith WEDGE, John MALONEY, Lee MANNION, Justin BOWLER, Ben DEEGAN, Aaron EDWARDS, Pat McFADDEN, Peter THOMSON, Andy KEOGH, Lee HENDLEY.
The squad, in alphabetical order, for the game at Ossett Albion is: Laurence BALL, Justin BOWLER, Mike BROWN, Rick CHETCUTI, Ben DEEGAN, Aaron EDWARDS, Danny HEFFERNAN, Andy KEOGH, Colin McALLISTER, John MALONEY, Lee MANNION, Astley MULHOLLAND, Chris ROWLEY, Keith WEDGE.
Ben Deegan is almost off the picture (right) after heading Alty Reserves' fourth goal yesterday. Lee Hendley (yellow boots) is also seen.
A match report and a further picture from the Reserves' 7-2 win over Ossett Town are here.
Below, as requested, a picture of a couple of Alty fans at the game.
Above: Altrincham Reserves pictured before today's game. Back row, left to right: Alan Ainsley (physio), Lee Hendley, Justin Bowler, Colin McAllister, Kieran Lugsden, Chris Rowley, Aaron Edwards, Ben Deegan, Michael Risk, Neil Brown (manager). Front row: Laurence Ball, Pat McFadden, Keith Wedge, John Maloney, Astley Mulholland, Lee Mannion, Rick Checuti, Mike Brown.
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Match report here.
In the Lancashire League, "An experienced but young Morecambe second string showed their undoubted class with a resounding victory at home to second place Fleetwood", 12-1. The Shrimps' trialist Mark Smyth, who was at Alty on trial last season, scored one of the goal. "The second half can only be described as a goal feast as the Reserves scored nine goals in forty minutes with no reply. Matthew Shaw featured in six of the goals scoring the fourth,crossing for Michael West to convert home, then latching on to a long clearance from Scot Davies. Soon after scoring from a tight angle he completed his hat trick and netting his fourth with an explosive shot from 25 yards which hardly rose above ground level. Team:S.Davies, Langford, Gray, Cudworth (Leigh60), Bentley, Lloyd, West, Smith, Shaw, Curtis (Pickersgill74), Smyth (Wisdom87)".
Meanwhile, striker Ben Deegan is helping Witton Albion by turning out for them tonight.
A date to put in your diary is a week on Saturday (4th November) when Alty Resrves are again scheduled to play at Moss Lane, against Ossett Town (k.o. 2pm). As Alty's first team has a Sunday game that weekend (at York City on 5th November), why not come to Moss Lane and watch the Reserves on the Saturday (4th)?
Alty striker Colin Little (left) and centre-back Gary Talbot (right) were both set to return to action in the match. Colin has missed the last nine first-team matches through injury, after being fouled against Halifax Town, whilst "Talbs" has missed ten games with a calf problem. The squad included ten first-team squad members in total. The full squad was: Stuart COBURN, Gary TALBOT, Eddie HUSSIN, Justin BOWLER, Colin POTTS, Colin LITTLE, Peter THOMSON, Pat McFADDEN, Kieran LUGSDEN, Aaaron EDWARDS, Keith WEDGE, Colin McALLISTER, Danny HEFFERNAN, John MALONEY and Mike BROWN.
Adjacent photos courtesy of Gavin Rathbone.
But it obviously costs money to run the Reserves and gate money far from covers that, especially now that Altrincham reserves find themselves in the Eastern section of the Lancashire League which might more accurately be called the Yorkshire League! The Reserves normally travel to away games in pooled private cars, with the players driving themselves and receiving petrol money from the Club in return.
A very practical way of helping Altrincham FC would be to sponsor the travel costs to a Reserves' away game. As little as £30 would go a long way but any sum would be very welcome. In return you would receive recognition in the Robins' Review programme and on the website (if you so wished) and you would have the satisfaction of knowing that you had done the Club a great service. If you can help, please contact Neil Brown, the Reserves' manager via the club on 928-1045 or via e-mail.
Match report here.
The squad for the game is, in no particular order, Stuart COBURN, Colin POTTS, Eddie HUSSIN, Pat McFADDEN, Justin BOWLER, Kieran LUGSDEN, Peter THOMSON, Danny HEFFERNAN, Keith WEDGE, Colin McALLISTER, Aaron EDWARDS, Laurence BALL, Colin McALLISTER, Astley MULHOLLAND, Michael RISK, Chris ROWLEY, Michael BROWN - and don't forget that Keith Davey's excellent refreshment facilities will be available. Entry is just £2 (£1 for concessionaries, free for season-ticket holders). Pictured are the eight first-teamers in the same order as listed above. (First 7 photos are courtesy of Gavin Rathbone).
Further Reserves' news concerns Richard Gresty, the former Altrincham Youth team captain who graduated to the Reserves this season and got injured in pre-season playing for a Sale side in the Umbro International Tournament. Richard then arranged to go to Trafford FC to regain fitness and an agreement was reached between Altrincham and Trafford for him to return to Altrincham once he had re-established himself. However, the England Colleges centre-back has now decided to move to Hyde United, and he turned out for their Reserves this week against Farsley Celtic.
Despite winning all five of their games to date, Altrincham Reserves lie third in the latest Lancashire League table... but they do have games in hand on those above them.
Match report here, courtesy of information supplied by manager, Neil Brown.
Alty's next game is away at Goole on Saturday (23rd). Pat McFadden is pictured, right, courtesy of Gavin Rathbone.
Altrincham FC Reserves would like to thank Woodley Sports FC for their excellent hospitality on Saturday, which made the visit to their ground a very pleasurable one.
Last season's Lancashire League ended in some confusion with some fixtures not being played. The official table for 2005-06 shows Altrincham as leading scorers with 101 goals, but finishing fourth. The title was won by Morecambe on goal difference, after they were docked three points for a fielding an unregistered player.
Match report here.
The Woodley website reports on their Reserves' home defeat by Guiseley 2-4. Alty Res. beat Guiseley 3-0 last Wednesday. "The home side were fielding a squad containing 7 of last season's Youth team squad. .. The game ended with Guiseley 4-2 victors, despite the disappointment of the result, an entertaining game played in good spirit, taught the Woodley youngsters a few lessons about life in this League. Next game is a tough fixture away at Altrincham FC". The Woodley team was 1- Rick Dolphin 2- Matty Teasdale 3- Danny Kay 4- Andy Walsh 5- Lee Wright (Captain) 6- John Rourke 7- Stuart Hynes 8- Mark Haslam 9- Troy Williams Condor 10- Tom Thornton 11- Sam Walker 12- Scott Hodges 14- Matty Kilheeney 15- Dale Fleet 16- Rick Bell 17- Ashley Voss.
Match report here.
Match report here.
Alty's line-up was: 1. Chris ROWLEY, 2. Hassan ZAREH-OURANG, 3. Keith WEDGE (capt), 4. Danny GRAY, 12. Colin McALLISTER, 6. Cabba BAGDIGI, 7. Astley MULHOLLAND, 8. Lee MANNION, 9. Aaron EDWARDS, 10. Ben DEEGAN, 11.Daniel HEFFERNAN. Subs: 1* Scott PARKER (gk), 14. John OAKES, 15. Kwame BARNETT, 16. Mike BROWN, 17. Daniel STOTT.
There is a second game between the same two sides next Thursday at 7pm, also at Wythenshawe. Town's ground, which is on Timpson Road, right next to the Tesco garage at Baguley.
Altrincham's first team play their last pre-season game next Tuesday (7.45pm) against Bangor City at Moss Lane. City may well include a number of ex-Alty players in their side including former Reserves' captain James Marsden and striker Ashley Stott, who scored twice for the Reserves this pre-season at Runcorn Town.
East Division
Altrincham, Farsley Celtic, Goole Town, Guiseley, Hyde United, Ossett Albion, Ossett Town, Rossendale United, Wakefield, Woodley Sports,
West Division
Atherton Collieries, Bamber Bridge, Barrow AFC, Burscough, Fleetwood Town, Lancaster City, Leigh RMI, Morecambe, Skelmersdale United, Workington
We would be hoping to complete possibly 10 fixtures by the mid November period, with the remaining league fixtures then re-commencing in early/mid February and being completed by the 1st Saturday in May. During the in between period (mid November to Mid February) we would run the first stages of a cup competition based on a league formula. With 20 teams it has been decided to run with 4 divisions of 5, played on a home and away basis, making 8 games in the league group stage. This would then give all teams 26 matches during the season, this is a figure that we know most, if not all clubs are happy with. The competition would again be split geographically, a, b, c, d. Winners of a, would play runners up of b, winners of b would play runners up of a, with c and d likewise. The winners of each group would be at home in the quarter finals. Semi finals would be an open draw, one game only, on ground of team drawn first. The final would be on a ground and on a date to be decided. The quarter finals, semi finals and final would take place between mid February and the end of the season.
Aaron Edwards (centre) and an opponent clash as Danny Heffernan (14) and John Maloney (8) look on.
Altrincham were made very welcome at Runcorn Town's Pavilions complex for a game which was overshadowed by a bad injury to Alty's Ashley Brown. After taking a two-goal lead inside 8 minutes, both goals being well taken by former Preston North End youngster Ashley Stott, Brown suffered a serious injury to his right leg when he went in bravely for a 50/50 ball. After almost 10 minutes of treatment on the pitch by physio Alan Ainsley and his Runcorn counterpart, Ashley was stretchered off and then taken by ambulance to hospital in Warrington. It is hoped that the leg is not fractured but only an x-ray will tell. The game was played in four quarters of 20 minutes to make allowance for the fierce heat and the sloping pitch made it even harder work when playing up the slope. Though there were no more goals the game was well contested and allowed manager Neil Brown to blend a number of last season's youth team and reserve players with some new faces. Report here.
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Anti-Mullerian Hormone (AMH)
What is AMH?
Anti-Mullerian Hormone (AMH) is a hormone produced by follicles in the ovary. The levels of AMH are highest in the least developed follicles – those that have the potential to produce more eggs. Its primary function appears to be the inhibition of excessive follicular development to maturity (i.e., it keeps egg production to a minimum).
The amount of AMH produced remains constant until early adulthood but declines rapidly from the age of 25, until levels reach zero at menopause. Levels of AMH appear high in conditions such as Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), and lowest in women in menopause, or with ovarian failure.
What is the AMH Test (Egg Timer Test)?
The AMH test is a blood test, usually performed in conjunction with an antral follicle count, to predict Ovarian Reserve (i.e., how many eggs remain).
What's a normal level of AMH?
AMH levels can be tested at any point in a woman's cycle, because they remain constant and are not affected by other hormone levels. Since AMH is produced only in small ovarian follicles, blood levels can be used to measure the size of the pool of growing follicles in women. That is, it reflects the remaining egg reserve.
As women age, the number of remaining small follicles decreases, AMH levels fall, and fertility decreases.
Normal levels for fertile women are generally accepted to be between 14-30pmol/L.
Why should women be tested?
There are two main reasons women are tested:
- To determine current and future fertility status, or
- To determine a woman's response to fertility medication.
For women who are keen to understand their current (and future) fertility, the test may help the decision regarding whether to delay starting a family.
The test may also be a useful diagnostic tool for patients at risk of diminished ovarian reserve (e.g., women with a history of ovarian failure, or a family history of early onset menopause, and women who have undergone chemotherapy or had ovarian surgery). As such, AMH may help to determine the need for fertility preservation strategies in these patients. It also provides a guide to ovarian reserve to identify women who should consider egg freezing.
For women undergoing fertility treatment, an AMH test can predict ovarian response to fertility medication. For example, low levels of AMH may indicate poor follicle reserves, requiring higher doses of fertility medication.
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February 2019
Thursday, February 28, 2019
8:30 AM – 4:00 PM at Pittsburgh Area
How to Ensure Compliance With Deposit Regulations - Pittsburgh >
How to Ensure Compliance with Deposit Regulations provides a simple and effective way to ensure key personnel are up-to-date on current federal deposit regulations. The major federal regulations governing deposits are explained in plain, easy-to-understand language. Walk away from the seminar knowing exactly what your institution needs to do to achieve total compliance.
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March 2019
Monday, March 18, 2019
Multi-Day Event
Harrisburg Area
School of Compliance >
Regulators continue to emphasize the importance of a comprehensive compliance management system supported by a knowledgeable compliance officer and management team. The school focuses on the regulatory issues with the highest risks and incorporates discussion of "real-life" examples and best practices.
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Tuesday, March 26, 2019
8:30 AM – 4:00 PM at Pittsburgh Area
2019 Mortgage Lending: Start to Finish - Coraopolis >
This one-day seminar will cover existing disclosure requirements for mortgage loans secured by real estate including the Integrated Mortgage Disclosure requirements, (TRID rules). The seminar will bring together the requirements necessary to ensure compliance for closed-end, consumer purpose real estate secured loans. This seminar specifically focuses on the disclosure process under the various lending related regulations.
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Wednesday, March 27, 2019
8:30 AM – 4:00 PM at Pittsburgh Area
2019 TRID Compliance: Facing The Challenges - Coraopolis >
This seminar has been designed to help as you comply with the new Integrated Mortgage Disclosures, including recent changes and clarifications.
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Thursday, March 28, 2019
8:30 AM – 4:00 PM at Pittsburgh Area
2019 Mastering HMDA - Coraopolis >
A full-day seminar providing a comprehensive review of the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's (CFPB's) Regulation C. Whether you are new to HMDA or have been reporting for years, you will receive benefits from this seminar's practical, "real world" approach to HMDA compliance.
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April 2019
Wednesday, April 10, 2019
Multi-Day Event
Harrisburg Area
2018-2019 Leadership Institute >
Throughout six 2-day sessions, participants will go "behind the curtain" with President and Co-founder of Global Bankers Institute, Dr. Linda Eagle, and Senior Vice President, Chief Culture Officer at Investors Bank, Dennis Budinich, to learn how other banks and Fortune 500 companies like Coca-Cola and Southwest Airlines have driven success by examining the correlation between organizational culture, performance, leadership and engagement.
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Monday, April 29, 2019
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School of Treasury Management II >
This two-day focused sales program will provide a refresher on products and services with an emphasis on electronic, card-based and trending products. We will review current industry pricing trends, packaging products, and tactics to differentiate commodity products. Participants will discuss the development of a sales strategy that includes segmentation by client sales size and industry type as a means to grow Treasury Management relationships and business deposits for their respective organizations. We will expand the participants' sales tool kit to grow existing relationships and generate new ones. Attendees will be expected to participate in a variety of inter-active exercises in small groups. The sessions are geared towards all bank business development and Treasury Management sales staff including, branch managers, commercial lenders, business development officers, and others who are responsible for new business client growth and relationship expansion. Senior Managers and Sales Managers who are responsible for business markets may also benefit from this program.
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May 2019
Wednesday, May 8, 2019
8:15 AM – 4:00 PM at Harrisburg Area
Cash Flow Seminar >
This program will compare alternative approaches to cash flow and demonstrate the appropriate application of each approach in assessing and monitoring a borrower's financial performance. The program will teach participants how to determine the maximum line of credit appropriate for a borrower and the factors which will determine when it is appropriate to convert revolving debt to amortizing debt.
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Thursday, May 9, 2019
8:15 AM – 4:00 PM at Harrisburg Area
Security and Risk Management Seminar >
Bank individuals responsible for security and risk management will receive valuable information on financial crime investigations, making your case for law enforcement, defusing hostile people and handling violent robbery.
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Tuesday, May 14, 2019
8:30 AM – 4:00 PM at Harrisburg Area
2019 Anti-Money Laundering & Bank Secrecy Act Seminar - Harrisburg >
This seminar highlights the increased federal expectations for BSA. "Beneficial Ownership", and the ever-increasing importance of Customer/Member Due Diligence standards, and the Final Regulations implemented in May 2018 are reviewed in detail. The changes predicated by the latest update to the Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) are identified. The latest guidelines on account management, ongoing monitoring, and due diligence expectations for Money Services Businesses (MSB), "Third-Party Payment Processors" (TPPP), Marijuana Related Enterprises (MRE), and other "High-Risk" Clients are highlighted, while the ever Increasing issue of "de-risking"/client "re-evaluation" is discussed. Institutional risk assessments and the latest guidance on high-risk products and services, cyber events and cyber-related crime, e-mail compromise fraud schemes, human trafficking and human smuggling, Elder and Vulnerable Adult exploitation, and disaster-related fraud are reviewed.
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Thursday, May 16, 2019
8:15 AM – 4:00 PM at Harrisburg Area
TRID Essentials Seminar >
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) published a final rule to implement the new integrated disclosures (TRID) on Nov. 20, 2013, and the final rule was effective on Oct. 3, 2015. The TRID rules and guidance from the CFPB continue to evolve. After much industry confusion and concern regarding elements of the regulation, the CFPB released final TRID Amendments on July 7, 2017, with a mandatory compliance date of Oct. 1, 2018.
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June 2019
Tuesday, June 4, 2019
8:15 AM – 4:00 PM at Harrisburg Area
Asset Liability Management Seminar >
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Monday, June 24, 2019
8:30 AM – 4:00 PM at Pittsburgh Area
2019 Fundamentals of Open-End Credit - Pittsburgh >
This comprehensive seminar will review in depth the open-end requirements and issues under various laws (e.g., What is the "outstanding principal balance" for flood insurance determinations?), but focusing on the Truth-in-Lending Act/Regulation Z. We will discuss the compliance rules applicable for all lines of credit, including unsecured lines of credits and credit cards, but will spend much of the day reviewing HELOCs. The manual will provide detailed analysis of the rules and serves as a valuable reference tool.
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Tuesday, June 25, 2019
Multi-Day Event
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2019 Real Estate Lending Compliance - Pittsburgh >
This program is a must for those entering the "regulatory compliance world" or those responsible for "pre" closing file preparation or "post" closing file review. Attendees receive one of the most highly regarded manuals in the industry (over 500 pages of content). The manual will likely be referred to on countless occasions.
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September 2019
Monday, September 23, 2019
8:15 AM – 4:00 PM at Pittsburgh Area
Emerging Leaders Conference >
Are you a banker with current leadership responsibilities or aspiring to be in a leadership position? Join us for the 2019 Emerging Leaders Conference to network with peers and learn the keys to leadership in today's banking industry.
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Wednesday, September 25, 2019
8:15 AM – 4:00 PM at Harrisburg Area
Bank Secrecy Act Seminar >
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December 2019
Tuesday, December 10, 2019
8:15 AM – 3:45 PM at Harrisburg Area
Analyzing Personal Financial Statements & Tax Returns >
One of the more challenging aspects of lending is analyzing personal financial statements and tax returns. Assessing the borrower's ability to convert assets to cash to pay short-term debt or honor a guaranty often requires significant adjustments to the borrower's reported net worth. Adjusted gross income on Form 1040 bears no relationship at all to cash available to pay personal living expenses and debt service. To determine cash available, the lender must construct a personal cash flow using information contained in the personal financial statement and schedules of the tax return. Lenders recognize that the business and personal financial affairs of small business borrowers are closely intertwined necessitating the integration of business and personal cash flow to determine global cash flow.
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