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Bug Buster is a brand name for cedar mulch used in landscape and garden environments to prevent, reduce or eliminate infestations of insects that are potentially harmful to desirable plants, people, pets and property. The mulch is manufactured by A & J Industries in Van Buren, Maine, a provider of several brands of organic mulches.
Bug Buster mulch is produced from the Thuja genus of cedar trees, known for its strongly scented oil. First shredded, then aged to a deep brown to provide good color for gardens and landscapes, the mulch is then impregnated with additional cedar oil to increase its effectiveness.
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According to A & J, Bug Buster Cedar Mulch repels a range of insect pests, including termites, ants spiders and most other pest insect species. The cedar in cedar oil infused in the mulch acts as both a pesticide and repellent to insects. A study from Clemson University's Integrated Pest Management Program on the effectiveness of natural insecticides confirms cedar wood oil is effective against cockroaches, fire ants and subterranean termites.
Bug Buster mulch is produced from organic materials that are non-toxic to people and pets. The product is completely biodegradable and 100 percent natural, making it an eco-friendly method of insect control.
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Not only does Bug Buster cedar mulch provide protection from potentially harmful insects, it also offers a means to prevent water loss from around landscape and yard plantings from evaporation and helps to control erosion. The mulch can also provide an attractive ground cover in gardens or landscapes.
Bug Buster mulch is available in 2-cubic-foot bags. Each bag holds enough cedar mulch to cover an area of approximately 12 square feet to a depth of 2 inches.


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I really like this multi-mineral BB cream for so many reasons. The application is very smooth and blends into the pigment of your own skin. It is anti-aging and Pacifica says that it strengthens skin's resistance and that testing results show an increase in skin's collagen of up to 26%! I love that!
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The right handed Bianchi 57 Remedy Belt Slide Holster in black is a size 13 made to fit M&P 9mm/40 S&W semi-auto handguns. Bianchi carefully wet-molds the leather around cast aluminum handgun replicas and "hand-bone" to precisely fit the handgun for which it was designed. This Hand-boning creates a unique holster where no two are exactly alike. The black Bianchi Remedy outside the waistband belt slide holster is made from high-quality full-grain leather. The open-top design allows for a quick and easy draw, and the fully molded holster front provides maximum comfort. This right handed full sized Bianchi 57 Remedy Belt Slide Holster is of open muzzle design and made for hip carry. The rear belt slot pulls the holster comfortably to the body and fits up to 1.5" belt width.
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T2MIS – Ticket To Mobility in Sport
- Promoter: EOSE
- EOSE role: _
- Duration: 18 months (January 2017 to June 2018)
- Partnership: 4 official partners including the applicant EOSE, a representative of employers and link with the EU Social Dialogue Committee (WOS, NL), a Higher Education Training Provider (MRU, LT) and a national sport council (Sport Malta)
- EU programme: Erasmus+ Sport – Small Collaborative Partnership – Call 2016
- Scope: Sport and Physical Activity sector
Funded under Erasmus+ Sport Chapter – Small collaborative Partnership, the T2MIS (Ticket to Mobility in Sport) Project is focussed on the Sport and Physical Activity Sector and in particular on supporting learning mobility for managers, coaches, staff and volunteers of non for profit sport organisations in Europe.
With the project T2MIS – Ticket To Mobility in Sport, EOSE will work with the partnership to propose an adapted online solution to tackle the identified barriers and create conditions to make mobility a reality in sport and physical activity.
The Project will create an innovative centralised and self-guided online tool supporting mobility that will be designed should provide a common entry point and a straight forward platform:
- To highlight the benefits of learning mobility for individuals and organisations,
- To differentiate and present all existing opportunities for the sport sector and provide information regarding criteria of eligibility, objectives and priorities, and
- To provide quick access to some good practices and key documents.
The tool will aim at simplifying and clarifying the presentation of existing Learning Mobility funded opportunities and to raise the level of awareness of such opportunities within the sport sector. The tool will in particular gather information about relevant learning mobility opportunities available at different levels for the sport sector and to guide interested organisations / potential candidates to find information about the most relevant sub-programs/actions/opportunities adapted to their profile, willingness, and expectations.


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SQL Server 2016: DROP IF EXISTS T-SQL Enhancement
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DROP IF EXISTS T-SQL Enhancement in SQL Server 2016
SQL Server 2016 introduces a new DROP IF EXISTS statement to DROP objects such as tables, columns, indexes, stored procedures, schemas, triggers and user-defined functions. DROP IF EXISTS statement can be used to check whether the object exists before it is dropped or removed from the database.
Prior to SQL Server 2016 you would write the T-SQL script similar to one below to check whether the object existed before it could be dropped from the database.
Use <DATABASENAME> GO IF EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM sys.objects WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID(N'[SchemaName].[TableName]') AND [type] IN (N'U')) DROP TABLE [SchemaName].[TableName] GO
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In looking at the Des Moines Register's website yesterday, I read an opinion of someone who was complaining about the tax breaks given to both Microsoft and Google announced plans to build huge data centers in the state of Iowa. The complaint is that for the mere support of 50-75 high paying jobs per facility, and a burden on our electrical system we are trading off for huge tax breaks.
For me, this goes much deeper.
First, Google and Microsoft, even if they hire outside labor, that labor will be spending money when they are building the facilities. Being that these are huge, it will probably end up being a boon to local contractors that probably have been hurt by the downturn in the housing market (while in Iowa it hasn't been as bad as other places, it certainly has had an affect).
Second, because they are coming, there will be an uptick in investment in the infratstructure of both the electrical and internet infrastructure of Iowa. I know that Iowa has a few initiatives to build large scale wind farms, and I'm a big fan (ha ha) of that. We are used to cheap electrical prices, and I don't want that to change, but the demand from both of these, while it will be big, will only prod companies to further invest in the power generating capabilities of the state. As far as the internet goes, Iowa does not have some huge hubs of where internet traffic goes. If you take a look at the map, places like Minneapolis, Chicago, St. Louis have quite a number of giant pipes that go through their city. Because you would have both companies wanting multiple connections through multiple routes to the internet (to avoid things such as fiber cuts, or etc), this will prod development to bring multiple large lines to Iowa.
Having more cheap power and more redundant places to get to the internet will look very tempting to other companies that may be considering a place to put people for an IT company. Iowa has a fairly well educated workforce, but we still loose a lot of young people because a lot of the type of jobs that people want aren't here...but there is no reason why they couldn't be.
I'm thrilled that they're both coming and I have high hopes with what may follow and be spurred on by both Google and Microsoft building data centers here.


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Oct 20, 2010
Microsoft is releasing Microsoft Outlook 2011 for Mac next week (October 26, 2010) and a lot of us are excited about this! This product replaces Entourage, Microsoft's previous e-mail system on the Mac, and it ends a long dry spell for Mac users seeking a serious, Outlook-compatible, business e-mail application for the Mac.
This new software also gives Mac users an effective way to implement the powerful Workday Mastery To-Do list on a Mac, which means the popular task management principles in my Outlook for Windows Book: Total Workday Control Using Microsoft Outlook, 2nd. Ed., (and the recent book Master Your Workday Now!), can now be applied on a Mac.
[April 2011 update: the new 3rd Edition of my Outlook book is now out and it includes complete instructions on using Outlook for Mac 2011].
See my In-Depth Review of What Outlook 2011 Mac Has for You
Using Outlook 2011 with MYN Tasks. I have received countless e-mails from Mac owners asking for ways to use MYN, so at the end of the in-depth review, I show you how you can configure Outlook 2011 for the Mac to implement this system. That review has numerous screenshots and lots of discussion of how this new software compares to the PC version. Below are some highlights of that review. In short though, while Outlook 2011 is a great e-mail, calendar, and contacts system, it's not a very good task system. It can be configured for MYN, read more below on how, but I recommend you consider using ToodleDo instead for MYN tasks if you use Outlook 2011. To learn more about ToodleDo for MYN, go to this link.
Initial Thoughts
I've been using a pre-release of Outlook 2011 for a few weeks, and by now I know it well. So what's my verdict, will you like Outlook 2011?
Well, that depends.
Macintosh users upgrading from Mac Mail or Entourage will like it. They will find this new application to be a major improvement over their previous choices. It's faster, more powerful, and much more business oriented than the older e-mail software on the Macintosh. Exchange integration is better (for Exchange 2007 or later anyway), and the local data file system has been designed for easier backups (one of Entourage user's biggest complaints).
How about if you are a Windows Outlook user moving to a Macintosh? Well, if you are hoping for application parity across platforms, you will be mostly happy with the match up in the Mail, Calendar, and Contacts folders. The basic parts of these systems are robust and very similar to the Windows versions; and in many ways, the new program is easier to use. But if you are a power user, you are going to miss some features. This is especially true in the Tasks folder—you are going to miss a whole slew of features there. And the missing features complicate implementing the tasks management system I teach (but it can be done). Let's see some comparison points.
Comparing Outlook 2011 Mac to Windows Outlook:
- Similar Appearance: Outlook 2011 for the Mac has a very similar appearance to Windows Outlook; Windows users will feel right at home and Macitosh users will recognize the Mac touches througout. But a few things are missing compared to Windows; for example, there is no To-Do Bar or TaskPad.
- E-mail, Calendar, and Contacts act much like the Windows verion; the data all integrate together as they do on Windows. You can connect effortlessly to your Exchange server you were using on the PC (as long as it's Exchange version 2007 or later), and all your data is interchangeable.
- Local Mail: If you use or store local mail on your PC Outlook, and want to start using the Mac version, you will need to import that local mail—but it's not hard. You do have a little dance to do if your files are old, however. See more in the review article.
- Show as Conversations. Outlook 2011 has included the new Outlook 2010 Conversaions view. But not completely; it does not include e-mails from other folders.
- Ribbon Menu. The Ribbon menu from Outlook 2010 is included, and it works well; it just doesn't have as many commands, and it is not customizable. No worries though, all other needed commands are in the Macintosh menu bar above.
- Search is Powerful. The search tool in Outlook 2011 is very similar to that in Windows Outlook 2010, and is just as full-featured. Nothing was held back here.
- Task Features Are Missing. My one big complaint about Outlook 2011 for the Mac is that the product team stripped the Tasks folder features to the bone. That leaves our Workday Mastery To-Do List using less effective substitute approaches—but they do work. See my in-depth review for instructions on how to do that.
See my In-Depth Review of What's New in Outlook 2011 Mac.


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Have you seen that blank lego minifigure going around Pinterest? I loved it, and I knew my boys would have a blast using their imagination to create things with it. The only problem is that the original source is on Flikr (Original drawing by Dutch Micro Figures). This means that when you try and print it, the image will not print. Flikr is a little stingy with their images. I played around with things for awhile and managed to create my own printable blank minifig. I was right ~ the boys just loved it! And your children will too ~ there are so many possibilities that it brings. So I will share the printable version that I made. Click here and print away: Free Blank Minifig
Here is my Benjamin coloring his lego guy
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San Francisco. I lasted three whole weeks with Marissa and Steve, hunkering down in their comfortable but tiny guest room, long phone conversations with the lawyer I'd found in Denver, someone I'd picked out of the phone book. When he found out how well-heeled Dale was, he perked up, but I wasn't interested in that. I felt like I had gum on my shoe. All I wanted was to scrap off that life and move on.
Steve was a decent guy, but as a minister I guess he felt obligated to talk to me about, well, Life, God, all that. I wanted to crawl out of my skin. Wanted to be anywhere but there on their couch, listening to a version of Life and God that was clearly well-intentioned but which didn't manage to lodge anywhere near the vicinity of my battered soul. Not wanting to offend them, and all too aware that I hardly possessed any credentials to debate theology with anyone, I just sat there, mute, the World's Biggest Loser.
But why was I cringing away from all Steve's God talk, when my heart was secretly crying out for God – some God, any God – to show himself. Herself. Itself. Whatever.
In fact, I could hardly bear the spiritual hunger, this hole inside that demanded filling, though it was all mixed up with the shame I felt at my own stupidity and failure, and the reflexive fear that still gripped me. Only now, four states away, could I begin to notice just how afraid I'd actually been, for so long. Only now did I actually catch myself mid-flinch when I heard a raised voice, bracing for someone to yell at me, reflexively panicking, looking for a bolt-hole.
Here's what I knew, what I'd always known, though I would never have admitted it, not then, not even to a nice and Godly guy like Steve. Even as a child, I'd heard what I could only describe as the Call. The call to be something …more. Or some subtle sense that there was something more, that I was inherently something more, or that there was some meaningful purpose earmarked just for me.
I remember one night; I must have been about nine. That would make it the house we had in Houston, the one a few blocks from Rice University. There was a terrible electrical storm, the kind they have in the south, lightning cracking so close there's not even a heartbeat between the light and the sound of thunder that followed on its heels. Wind whipping the tree limbs almost to breaking point.
For some reason, I didn't cower in my bed that night, like I often did, all alone. My parents weren't the kind to come in and check on me, and it wouldn't have occurred to me that I could invade their sleep just because I needed comfort, or felt afraid.
That night, I heard and felt the storm. I got up and went to the window – probably a stupid thing to do, lightning like that does strike houses in those places. But I stood there, watching, hands pressed to the glass, as if I was at the very center of the storm.
As if God itself was talking to me through these crackling bolts of power.
I always remembered the experience of that night, always carried the memory of what it felt like to be a …child of the universe, like that poem, Desiderata.
But then, like another poem, Wordsworth's, put it, I lost it again, all that "splendor in the grass, glory in the flower", lost the wonder and reality of the moment. I grew up.
Wordsworth, Intimations of Immortality
But now the hunger was back, big time. I only wished I knew what it was I was looking for, like that silly but catchy song that kept running through my head said, something… untried but true.
So, for some reason, I didn't want to admit to my concerned hosts that I was haunting the New Age bookstores during the day, spending money I didn't have, squirreling away in my purse books I didn't want anyone to see as I looked for work. Journaling fiercely, trying to understand… everything.
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Chuck Todd Looks Back At The Week In The Race For The White House
Meet the Press host Chuck Todd joined me for his regur Friday appearance:
HH: Coming up after the bottom of the hour, the parade of candidates ends with Mike Huckabee, but I've asked NBC host of Meet the Press – Chuck Todd – to join me for two segments today because any week when I talk to Trump, Fiorina, Kasich, Walker, Rubio, and Huckabee is a week that I really need to sit down with the man who began his career at Hotline – the political junkie's continual fix. Chuck Todd, how are you? It's great to talk to you.
CT: I'm good. Happy Friday. Happy end of August.
HH: And to you. What do you do in this weekend? This is – it's a week of tragedy. The assassination of the newsmen. We lost two special operators in Afghanistan. Political news blowing up. What are you going to do?
CT: Well, it's funny you say that. I don't want to say it's – look, I got Scott Walker. I'm sitting down with him after you're going to be in studio this weekend. After he gives his citadel speech. I do want to do the big foreign policy interview him. Go through the world with him. Obviously, they feel as if they're prepared to do that, so that's part one. I'm also doing ISIS – here we are, ISIS one year later from – Hugh, it was a year ago this week that the president infamously said we have no strategy yet. And then of course, by a week or two, they rolled out a strategy, but here we are a year later and – you know – we're basically at square one. Even worse, the administration putting somebody to try and defend their position – will also have a couple of other people respond to it – Brett McGurk will come on and – it's a tough thing for them to sell because I think everybody is acknowledging that the strategy doesn't work. I have a different way of trying to do Katrina with Malcolm Gladwell. He wrote a very–
HH: Oh interesting.
CT: . . . provocative piece about New Orleans and Katrina. And essentially – you can't help but read that piece and say, "Did Katrina save New Orleans?" I know it's a little counterintuitive, but New Orleans a mess. New Orleans was plagued by so many problems. . .
HH: And they got to rebuild in their school system.
CT: The clean slate gave it a chance to survive.
HH: Yeah. How interesting. That's–
CT: So anyway. Trying to do a little differently there than the typical stuff other people have been doing.
HH: Well, I just finished a lengthy interview with Walker, mostly about foreign policy, so I'll be interested to watch you drill down further.
CT: Yeah. Alright.
HH: It's posted over at Hugh Hewitt.
CT: That's good stuff (laughs).
HH: But let me give the first question I asked him which wasn't about foreign policy. I'm just curious about your take on this. Cut number eight – Scott Walker with me earlier at the last hour. How Speaker Boehner – who Wednesday at a fundraiser here in Colorado – I'm here at Colorado – Colorado Christian University – he called Senator Ted Cruz a "jackass." Now I know you're competing against the senator, but he's a friend of mine and he's one of the great Constitutional litigators of our time. What do you think of the Speaker's slam on the senator?
SW: Well, I think it's just wrong. I was, I'm in South Carolina today, and I was here at the beginning of the week. Senator Cruz and I and Ben Carson spoke to Congressman Duncan's event, and even though I don't know Senator Cruz as well as I know some of the governors, I've grown to like him and admire him quite a bit on the campaign trail.
HH: Are you surprised, Chuck Todd, that Walker stood up for Cruz?
CT: I'm not. First of all, let's think about – let's be crafty here – what's Walker's path to the nomination? It's a lot of anti-establishment. To me, it's less about Cruz to me and more about standing up against John Boehner. You don't want to be perceived as defending Washington right now in this Republican primary.
HH: True, true.
CT: So I think it's about the coalition of voters he needs to get the nomination. And Walker's supposed to be the guy that's supposed to bridge the gap – supposedly – between that. The whole idea of Walker from the insiders that were betting on him over Jeb six months ago was he's the guy that appeal to the anti-establishment crowd, but also not scare away the establishment. They are running a very traditional campaign essentially trying to do just that. I think right now he's been eclipsed by this phenomenon that's Trump and the fact that maybe the anti-establishment wants more just what Scott Walker's resume says. They want a bolder personality.
HH: Everybody' been eclipsed. I talked to him about that, and I talked to him a lot about the China thing. But I also had Rubio on this week. I got to play for you a Rubio cut. Cut number three for Chuck Todd from Marco Rubio. . . How will you meet Joe Biden on a debate stage and hold your own on issues of foreign policy and national security?
MR: Yeah, he has a lot of experience on being wrong. He was wrong. He didn't want to do the bin Laden raid. It's been documented. He was against the bin Laden raid. I mean, he's been wrong time and again on issue after issue. He was a huge fan of the reset with Russia. He's got this personal friendship with the president of China that he brags about, the guy who he told, basically, you know, we talk about human rights for domestic, political purposes, but we don't really mean it. We don't really, we're not going to let human rights get in the way of closer relations between our countries, or get in the way, for example, of discussions over climate change. So Joe Biden is actually a very nice person, but he's been wrong on every major foreign policy issue before this country over the last 20 years. He would be a disaster as commander-in-chief.
HH: Chuck Todd, both Walker and Rubio seem prepped for my Biden question, and they slammed him hard. I think the campaign staffs are already preparing for a Biden campaign.
CT: Well (laughs), that's an interesting – as if he was parodying the Bob Gates criticism–
HH: Yes. I mentioned that.
CT: . . . of President Biden. And look at the fact is we saw Joe Biden with Paul Ryan – found out, Joe Biden is not easy to debate. The guy is really good.
HH: Good.
CT: And Joe Biden would fight back. I think one thing he feels as if – and I've heard this from Biden – that he feels as if he's been vindicated on is everybody mocked on the idea that Iraq just wasn't going to be able to hang as country and I think he feels vindicated on that. On that today. Now whether partitioning then was the right idea – we can all debate the idea of partitioning, but I've heard him that that's his biggest push-back on that criticism in general.
HH: That's a lot – by the way – the reminder about the Paul Ryan debate is a very good one for Republicans because he was a machete in that thing. Last candidate–
CT: Yeah. He was. What's funny about Biden, by the way, very quickly. Biden has no problem going on the attack against a Republican. He's never been comfortable going on attack against a Democrat. I don't think he's got the fire and ability to blast at Hilary Clinton. He's got the fire and ability to run for president, but if you're going to run, you got to beat her. And she's doing a "play tough." I don't know if he will.
HH: How interesting. After the break, I want to talk to you about Trump. But before we go to break, John Kasich is another one of those people trying to escape the Planet Trump eclipse like Walker and Rubio. He came on this show this week. I talked him about the assassination in Virginia. . . Today, we had this terrible assassination of a TV reporter and her cameraman by a disgruntled employee who turned the gun on himself. Hilary Clinton immediately took to Twitter, called for gun control. Do you think gun control has anything to do with stopping things like this?
JK: No, I don't. And frankly, you know, I don't know the history of the shooter, but I think we all can agree that it is very important that we keep guns out of the hands of those who are mentally disturbed. And if there's anything we need to work on, it's we need to make sure that we have a database that can be accessed that can reflect the problem that a person would have. But look, people want to have firearms for a variety of reasons. It is the 2nd Amendment. And at the end of the day, this wouldn't have been stopped because we had gun control. You know, it just doesn't work that way.
HH: Chuck Todd, what do you think of that response?
CT: Well I think politically, it's a smart response. You can't win a Republican nomination and be for gun control, let's me realistic there. It is interesting on this story that everybody – you've seen Democrats have reacted, gone gun control. Republicans have reacted and have gone mental health. But everybody goes to their corners – by the way, no one is proposing to do anything. I think there is a universal acknowledgement that clearly the background check system and the mental health aspect is flawed. What are we going to do to fix that? Instead, everybody says it's the right thing, but at some point, the public is going to get pretty cynical about this, and there is going to be a tipping point of frustration here because this is one of those everybody says their political rhetoric, but nobody wants to do anything.
HH: Well, Kasich has got a pretty recordon mental health in Ohio.
CT: I know he does. Absolutely. I think in Ohio, that's a strong case for him, and what he's done there has sort of fit his compassion – sort of that compassion of the conservative case that he makes.
HH: Right, and that's why his answer on gun control, "It doesn't work that way" – background checks really can't find people like this unless they are truly the Aurora shooter in Colorado. I never use the name.
CT: I think the background check system obviously isn't working very well. We found that out, and the background check system works better or more properly if Dylan Roof might not have gotten an attack gun. That doesn't mean he wouldn't have any gun, but he wouldn't have gotten an attack gun.
HH: Right.
CT: So that flaw, there ought to be a little more sense of urgency on that. But the mental health thing. Look, that's going to trigger the larger debate of privacy concerns versus who can make these decisions and these are conversation[s] nobody wants to have because it starts getting into individual arrests.
HH: Exactly correct, and the general election campaign, I think is going to get there. Now let me turn to Donald Trump. I had him on – I'll open every show with I say that everyday if he's available because he's so great for ratings, but listen to this exchange, Chuck Todd, and then let's talk about Carly Fiorina had to say about Trump as well. They were both on sort of the same day. Here's Donald Trump. . . In tough times, republics turn to tough men. It's happened throughout history – Caesar, Napoleon, the last century had a lot of republics fail, and I don't have to invoke Godwin's Law and go that far, but are you tickling that temptation in democracies that they go for tough guys in tough times, and it's called the authoritarian temptation? Is that's what's playing for Trump?
DT: Well, I think we've had very weak people. I think we have very weak people even running. I look at some of the people that are running, and I think they're not strong people. And they're good people. I'm not saying they're not good people, but I think it is time to have tough, smart people. If you look at China, if you look at some of these countries that are just eating our lunch, they have tough, smart people. It's time that we have tough, smart people, because we're not going to be able to go much longer the way we're going right now. We owe $18 trillion. And by the way, that $18 trillion's going to be about $21 trillion very quickly. You know, it builds, it's going to build, right now, from this point, very, very rapidly. We're not doing well. That, I can tell you. So…
HH: Well then, when people say Trump will an authoritarian, once he gets power, he won't give it back, what's the response going to be?
DT: Well, no, I just want to make the country great again. I'm not looking to do this. I have a wonderful life. People say why are you even doing it.
HH: Yes, you do.
DT: I love my life. I love what I've done. I've built a great company. But I want to make this country great again. I owe a lot to this country, and I want to make it great again. And we can do it. And honestly, it cannot continue to go like this, otherwise, there'll be a point at which you can't bring it back, Hugh.
HH: But you'll play by the rules if you win?
DT: 100%. 100%. I always play by the rules.
HH: The Constitution, I mean, by the Constitution, you wouldn't…
DT: No, Obama doesn't play. He goes out…
HH: Exactly.
DT: …and dodged, he signs his executive orders all over the place, because he doesn't want to meet with people and try and convince them to do what the right thing to do is. No, he's not playing by the rules. No, I do play by the rules. I will play by the rules, too.
CT: Chuck Todd, "tough, smart people," "100% I'll play by the rules." It sometimes doesn't seem like it, does it? He's going to get the wall built. Mexico's going to pay for it. Is he tickling that authoritarian temptation?
CT: Well, I think he is, and I've heard his answer on Obama's executive orders differently than what he gave you. I've heard him say, "I love executive order. You don't have to worry about Congress, so he's going to use them. I get to go in there and use them, too." So, I think you bring up a larger point here and that is, what do we do as a country whenever we change presidents? We don't necessarily change parties, but when we change presidents, we usually take somebody with an attribute that we saw that the last one was missing that we didn't like.
HH: Yep.
CT: Right? And you go back through – whether it's touchy, feely Bill Clinton, out-of-touch George H. W. Bush. Whether it's the moralist George W. Bush versus the immorality of Bill Clinton and what he did inside the White House. Or it's the black-and-white with-me-or-against-me of George W. Bush versus the nuanced, gray-area of Barack Obama. And so I do think we are due – the public wants, I think is gravitating towards more of a stronger person who sees things more black-and-white and doesn't want the nuanced. And that's going to be the attribute they're looking for to replace Obama, so I think that that is something there. I actually think that the thing that hurts Jeb Bush the most right now, is that there's too much Obama in Jeb Bush for the voter right now.
HH: Interesting.
CT: Jeb Bush is a nuanced guy. He's a grey area guy. Think about his answer on Iran – which of course Scott Walker is trying to excoriate – where Jeb Bush very logically said, "I don't know if I'll be able to scrap the deal on day one. I got to make sure I have a Secretary of State placed. You got to do these things." That's how Obama would have answered that question as a candidated (laughs). Right? That's gray area there.
HH: You know, Chuck, I just know what to promote this interview. I'm going to tweet out there's too much Obama in Jeb Bush. I'm going to that.
CT: Oh no. Oh my God (laughs).
HH: (laughs)
CT: No, but I wonder in this political environment–
HH: I agree with you.
CT: . . . if that's hurting Jeb. Is the perception that he's too rational, that he's–
HH: Your macro-assessment of this race is exactly right because we do elect the person that we don't have, that we want, and that we do again and again and again. And you're absolutely right. Trump is the most anti-Obama – not on politics, but in personality – and the Republican field will be assessed that way. Here's what Carly Fiorina said about Trump. I raised with her this – first of all – the anger in the country, and here's what follow. . .
CF: Just anger and frustration won't change anything. And, stoking people's anger and frustration and fear can make things far worse over time as your question suggests.
HH: Do you think Donald Trump is doing that?
CF: I do.
HH: And that's the blunt response, and Carly's kind of in the middle personality type between Donald Trump and Jeb Bush and Rubio and Walker – in that constellation – Kasich and Cruz. Those are the seven who are on the top seven of everyone's list right now. What's the middle ground here, Chuck Todd? If you want to be. . .
CT: I don't know. It's funny, I thought she really has improved as a candidate. This is a different Carly Fiorina than I had last week than the one I had six months earlier when she was first starting. I saw her on the start. This is somebody who, six months ago, it looked she was a green-room candidate. This was just somebody who was stumping around in northern New Hampshire. She's looking for a vote at the time as that somebody that has taken that next step. And you can feel it, you can see it. But look at her answer. That was a nuanced answer. That's essentially what Jeb Bush is saying. It's the same critique of Trump that Jeb Bush is saying – we can't do it this way. You're right, I think that she might get a little more benefit of the doubt right now because she's playing to the "I'm a political outsider" card which might give her some credibility with the set that is starting to see themselves attracted to Trump. The person is best is able to not channel the anger, but explain the anger and not criticize the anger, and I thought she walks the line there of criticizing the anger. You got be careful there.
HH: That's a very difficult line.
CT: Voters will want a little bit. They want a little bit of the anger to go with the candidate to Washington.
HH: Thirty seconds. Terry McAuliffe said today there are too many guns in the wrong hands. Is he trying to get out ahead of Hilary, test some themes because he's such a Clinton person. She's had such a bad week.
CT: (Laughs) Well, I think this a governor of a state that's just going – and don't forget, let's think about the grown up commmunity – Blacksburg, this isn't that long ago – what happened in Blacksburg not very far from Roanoke.
HH: Virginia type. Yep.
CT: I'm not reading politics into that one.
HH: Chuck, always great to talk to you. Great show ahead on Meet the Press this Sunday. Thanks for joining for an extended couple of segments. We'll watch on Sunday on Meet the Press.


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Between 30 June 2017 and 2 July 2017 Basic Education For All (BEFA) held its second elective conference under the theme "Making the Struggle for Quality Basic Education in Limpopo Sustainable". BEFA, a community-based organization comprised of learners, educators and concerned community members was established in October 2012 with the prime objective of working together with all key stakeholders to promote quality basic education in our public schools. BEFA has worked on numerous issues, most notably on the famous textbooks case, which was won at the Supreme Court of Appeal. Other areas include infrastructure, sanitation, sexual violence, school governance and furniture delivery in Limpopo.
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Return to work after a baby
The complainant was trying to negotiate with her employer to return to her job part - time after having a baby. Protracted negotiations resulted between the parties leading in the complainant deciding not to return to work.
At the conciliation conference the director of the business provided a heartfelt apology to the complainant for the way the negotiations had dragged on and this resulted in the complainant being a lot more flexible in negotiations because she felt this apology was genuine and gave her 'a feeling of being listened to and heard'. The complaint was resolved at the conference.
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Relationship status and parental status discrimination in pre-work
A woman alleged that she had been requested to provide details on an employment application form about her date of birth, medical history, marital status, number of children and the ages of her children.
The Commission contacted the respondents and advised them that it was unlawful to request information on which unlawful discrimination might be based, and that the Commission had received a complaint about their employment application forms.
The respondents said they were unaware that it was unlawful to request this information and that the application form was one that had been used by the company for many years without being reviewed.
The complaint resolved when the company agreed to remove the personal questions from their employment application forms. Although not requested by the complainant, the company also forwarded her a letter of apology, and sought the Commission's advice about recruitment practices and policy implementation.
Sexuality and parental status discrimination in work
A gay man alleged sexuality and parental status discrimination while employed with a retailer. He claimed he was subjected to numerous taunts, remarks and lurid suggestions relating to his sexuality, from management as well as co-workers. He also said he was called derogatory names over the loud-speaker and that regularly he would find items for sale, arranged to mock his sexuality.
The man also said when he had applied to work in the specialist children's section, he was unsuccessful in gaining the position because he was not a parent. He said he was forced to resign.
The retailer denied the allegations and counter claimed that the man openly discussed his sexuality in the work place, which offended some staff and clients, and that the man's work performance had diminished over the three years he was employed. The retailer also denied telling him the other job needed a worker who was a parent.
The matter was resolved at conciliation with the retail store agreeing to pay the man $12,500 in general damages, providing a statement of regret and statement of service to the man, and an assurance that all staff would be retrained on anti-discrimination and sexual harassment legislation.
Parental status in accommodation
A woman booked holiday accommodation at a guest house which offered peaceful and tranquil holidays. On phoning the guest house the day before arriving, to check that a cot could be provided for her 10 month old baby, she was apparently informed that the guest house does not accommodate children and her booking was cancelled. She was refused the refund of her deposit previously paid.
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Through rain, sleet or . . . anxious residents, the mail must go through in Oliver.
Steadfast postal workers with nerves of steel braved a hectic five days last week during the new address and rural mailbox changeover.
"We were explaining things to people who didn't want to hear it," said Rick Ould, Canada Post's delivery services officer.
Ould set up a small table in the Oliver post office to specifically handle enquiries about the address change. Ould said he only had three people lining up at any given time last week.
During the lunch hour, the lineups at the post office reached all the way back to the second set of doors.
Ould acknowledged that the Chronicle office was also inundated with people (subscribers) wanting to update their new addresses. Subscribers are asked to wait until the new year or drop off their new address change (including their old address).
Ould said he realized the timing of the change (just before Christmas) isn't ideal for many businesses, but he noted Canada Post wanted to do it before winter settled in.
Ould pointed out that most residents received their mail without difficulty on November 19, the day of the changeover. But as of last week some residents' mail was delayed several hours.
Andre Miller said he normally gets his mail at around 10:30 am, but he was having to wait until 3:30 pm before receiving it.
Ould said he worked until 3 am one day making sure everyone got their community mailbox keys.
"I worked very hard for this community, but I know I can't please everyone."
One of the biggest problems he had to deal with was properties with several houses on one lot, but only one address. He noted these houses need separate addresses. If they don't, this "throws a wrench in the whole system."
Ould said another challenge is the language barrier with Indo-Canadian residents.
While the new community mailboxes look quite attractive, some people have complained about some sites being removed. The sites were reconfigured primarily with safety in mind.
"We need to keep them in numerical order, so it is unlikely that we will let people relocate to other sites," Ould said.
He noted that 90 per cent of residents have mailbox sites that are close to them.
Ould said if residents have an individual (personal) mail box in front of their homes, they need to put an address on it. These mailboxes will be analyzed for safety, and people who have boxes that are deemed unsafe will be asked to move to a community mailbox, Ould said.
The message Ould would like to convey now is that residents should notify their banks, utilities and credit card companies of their new address.
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Friday, February 20, 2009
ANTM: Cycle 12
Check your local listings!
And while you wait for the divalicious dramaz to begin....pick a winner!
Click here to see the show's cast of aspiring models.
My pick is Natalie.
3 comments:
- Andrea said...
I would like to make my choice after I have seen the first episode. So much of it is about attitude and confidence, I can not choose on looks alone. I am taking this very seriously.
- 8:54 PM, February 20, 2009
- Jessica said...
So long as you post a choice here before the first elimination is made, all is well. :)
And, I totally agree. Bob and I have traditionally made our ANTM pics from the one page magazine ads that are out about two weeks before the show premieres. Looks alone. Well, looks AND my vast knowledge of the show's history, past winners, past contestants....etc etc....
It's SORT of like American Idol, but with even less talent.
Be careful though Andrea....as of late the girls with the least attitude and confidence (aka Heather, Marjorie, etc) have been the panel darlings.
You have to weigh the value of the non-model model against the traditional model type. What archetype is valid in our current day and age...is it Cindy Crawford or Kate Moss? Is it Anna Nicole or Agyness Deyn?
I take this VERY seriously. :(
ha ha!
- 9:38 PM, February 20, 2009
- Jessica said...
PS....ANTM is a sociological dream. And a friggin fantastic piece of fluff TV.
My collegiate brain is all a twitter.
March 4 babies. Er BBs.
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Many Mountain Marylanders will be in Annapolis Wednesday, going down a day early for PACE, to attend the inauguration of Governor Larry Hogan and Lieutenant Governor Boyd Rutherford.
The ticket carried Allegany County with 70% of the vote, and Garrett County with 80% of the vote.
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Celestine is a little mouse trying to avoid a dental career; Ernest is a big bear craving an artistic outlet. When Celestine meets Ernest, they overcome their natural enmity by forging a life of crime together.
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School of Humanitarian Studies Prof. Kenneth Christie was interviewed by CFAX Radio's Terry Moore about the current state of affairs between the U.S. and North Korea, as well as the apparent Saudi use of Canadian-made armoured vehicles against its citizens.
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Extra Space StorageThis Extra Space Storage facility is located at 593 Route 46 W, Fairfield, NJ 07004, and offers self-storage units for your business or household needs. In addition, we have fully enclosed storage units for cars, motorcycles, ATVs, jet skis or any other type of small recreational vehicle, as well as parking spaces for your boats and RVs. This Extra Space location in Fairfield has a variety of storage unit types and sizes that range from Upper Floor, First Floor and Enclosed in the following sizes from 5' x 1' to 10' x 25'. Some of the facility amenities provided are Climate Controlled, Indoor, Elevator Access, Drive up Access, Fully Enclosed. This facility has 5 reviews from past and present renters. Call us at (866) 719-6170 to make a reservation or easily reserve online anytime. No credit card is required to reserve a storage unit at this facility.
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With more than a decade of experience in New Jersey government and political affairs, Gabriel Rodriguez presently serves as the Field Representative and Campaign Finance Director for Congressman Albio Sires in New Jersey's 8th Congressional District. As a dedicated professional, Gabriel works with local leadership, grass-root organizations, and members of the community with a firsthand understanding of what it takes to make government work for its residents.
Having worked for statewide notables such as Governor James E. McGreevey, Governor Jon S. Corzine, and United States Senator Robert Menendez as Co-Director of the Latino Base Outreach Campaign, he offers a strong and influential voice in political and community affairs. This experience has enabled him to build an extensive political network to benefit the needs of the community.
The son of educators, Gabriel has a passion for public service in his community. He is a volunteer story book reader for West New Public Schools, a participant in the annual West New York Senior Citizen Thanksgiving Turkey Distribution, and a member of La Unidad Latina, Lambda Upsilon Lambda Fraternity Inc.
A product of West New York Public schools Gabriel received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from New Jersey City University and an Executive Master's Degree in Business Administration from New Jersey Institute of Technology.
Gabriel lives in West New York with his wife Ammie and step-daughter Scarlett.


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The car-chase has been a staple of action cinema since Peter Yate's Bullit burst on to screens in 1968 (and arguably peaked only a few years later in 1971 with The French Connection). In recent years, while the advances in CGI have blown the scale of modern chase scenes through the roof (sometimes with excellent results e.g. the highway scenes in Bad Boys II and The Matrix Reloaded), there is an unmistakable character to grittier, more practical and stunt driven sequences, of which there has been a small resurgence; with filmmakers like Gareth Evans (The Raid 2) and Paul Greengrass (The Bourne Supremacy) serving up some of the best examples.
Edgar Wright's Baby Driver is heavily inspired by this lineage of car films, especially Walter Hill's The Driver (1978) and John Landis' The Blues Brothers (1980) but it is the influence of music and musicals that really sets it apart.
The film centres on Baby (Ansel Elgort), a quiet but extremely talented getaway driver who is, to combat the tinnitus he has had since childhood, constantly soundtracking his own life through an ever-present set of earbuds. The plot is straighforward: we have the classic 'one last job' set up, with Baby looking to put an end to his outlaw career pulling heists for Atlanta crime boss, Doc (Kevin Spacey). But as is the way with these things, it doesn't go quite as smoothly as he'd like.
It is a testament to Edgar Wright's talent that Baby Driver works. The monsterous tracklist (running about 35 songs) is used brilliantly. It could easily have come across like someone simply showing off their record collection, and whilst that may be the case, it is worked in with the visuals so well that it doesn't feel that way. Throughout the movie, almost everything is in rythm to the soundtrack; from the gear changes, pedal stomps and gunshots of the action scenes to the counting of money and dishing out of coffee. Think of the pool-cue zombie bashing scene set to Queen's Don't Stop Me Now from Shaun of the Dead taken to the next level. Making such a diverse selection of tracks work together well is also impressive: the film takes in everything from T-Rex and Beck to Young MC and The Incredible Bongo Band, sometimes using bits of orchestral score to stitch songs together. A heist set to The Damned's
Neat Neat Neat and the track playing in Baby's ears during a tense diner scene late on (no psoilers) are standouts.
On a surface level, the film is technically brilliant. The stunts, orchestrated by the team behind the John Wick films (Darrin Prescott, Robert Nagle, Jeremy Fry) and the choreography by Ryan Heffington (Sia's Chandelier video) gel effortlessly. The main action set-pieces are thrilling and never repetative, with each heist also adding to the story, as Baby begins to take more notice of the collateral damage his line of work involves. Digging a bit below the surface, there is a little less to find.
Lily James is very good as Deborah, Baby's True Romance-style love interest, and the actors making up the rest of the crimal gang are on top form. Jamie Foxx as the insane 'Bats', Jon Hamm and Eiza Gonzalez as thieving couple 'Buddy & Darling' and especially Kevin Spacey as 'Doc' are all given their moments.
Like Quentin Tarantino (who also payed tribute to the car-chase genre in 2007 with Death Proof) Wright makes no secret of his inspirations and makes films that celebrate them; melding them all together in to his own identifiable style and making them feel fresh. With films like this, the depth is in the wit and inventiveness of its technical execution with the emotional depths of its characters taking a backseat. What we get between Baby and the secondary characters are a collection of moments (the best of which being with Joe, his elderly, deaf guardian played by CJ Jones) as opposed to fully fleshed out relationships. But for the film that Baby Driver is, it works.
As a whole, Baby Driver is a visually creative and consistently funny film with a cool cast of characters and some genuine heart. Well worth your time.
Words by Scott E.
Baby Driver is released in UK cinemas on the 28th of June 2017.


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*Jennifer Lopez is in negotiations to star in Overbrook Entertainment's remake of the 1987 romantic comedy "Overboard."
The original film – which starred Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn and was directed by Garry Marshall – centered on a snooty, spoiled woman who falls off her yacht and is taken to the hospital by a local, morally challenged carpenter. When she wakes up with amnesia, he convinces her she is his wife, thereby getting a free housekeeper for his four boys. [Watch the original 1987 trailer below.]
Will Smith is producing the Columbia Pictures project with his Overbrook Entertainment partner James Lassiter, according to the Hollywood Reporter. The script was written by Adam Cooper, Bill Collage and Leslie Dixon.
Lopez, who hasn't appeared in a movie since 2006's "El Cantante," next stars in the romantic comedy "The Back-up Plan," which opens April 23.
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At the conclusion of this course, a student will be able to:
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Mars opposite Neptune
Dancing With a Ghost
Pity your poor lover, because you could be awfully hard to live with. You were constantly annoyed with your sweetie, viewing your lover's dreamy, drifting nature as lazy and unmotivated. You demanded changes, effective yesterday.
But what you asked for was both unreasonable and unkind. You simply didn't chose a lover who would have been able to keep up with you intellectually and physically. Your lover wasn't the mover and shaker type. Instead, you chose yourself a sweet, well-meaning, lovable person who just happened to be a little spacey and emotional. The shame was that you chose with your eyes open, and then you demanded things be different.Papering over the problems you created would have been a lot easier if you had accepted reality and stopped wishing for something else. Your lover would always be a little out-there -- and that was part of the charm of your pairing, because it gave you permission to slow down a little. So why didn't you? You needed to just relax and allow yourself an idyll. Your lover had much to teach you if you could have stopped blustering and demanding what you thought you wanted. They key was to embrace the calm, the dreaminess. Just let go; there was a sweet release awaiting you.
Mars opposite Neptune in the Natal Chart
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NPR One supports Chromecast, Chromecast Audio and Cast for Audio, enabling you to listen to NPR One on your TV and audio speakers. To use Chromecast, you must have your mobile device connected to the same Wi-Fi network that your Chromecast device is using. Once you have done that, open NPR One on your iOS or Android device, tap on the cast icon, and then select the device. If you need additional assistance connecting Chromecast to your Wi-Fi network, visit Google's Chromecast support .


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Vamos wants to solve the problem of what to do right now, and fellow Berlin startup Might.do is working on a solution for what you might do in future.
Anthony Barba, one of a team of six working on the soon-to-be-released Might app from an office near Monbijouplatz, tells VentureVillage he's been trying to solve the "problem of the second calendar" directly for over a year. The site's manifesto makes that goal plain:
We believe the calendar is for commitments only
The role of a calendar is to track and organise commitments. If you have not agreed to be at a specific place at a specific time, don't clutter your calendar.
The Might app – for iPhone firstly – is a place to save all the things you might want to do or be reminded of in future. As a starting point, it pulls in millions of listed events, from multiple APIs – think Ticketmaster, Eventbrite, Facebook, iCal, though only a few of those are live so far.
The goal, Barba says, is to pull in enough content so if someone says "Tech Open Air", you can probably search for it within the app and add it to your "Might" list.
That's more complicated than it sounds, or than the interface shows. Might aggregates users' interests from across the internet — at this point by accessing Facebook Open Graph for preferences shared via third-party apps such as Spotify. That data is then sorted into a search function so users can go into Musician/Band, for example, and add or follow events by artists they like.
This is very much a social app, so users can follow friends' Might lists too, and scope out who else might be interested in going to the same events.
Since the app will be free, Might will need to build up enough critical mass in terms of users and integrated events to put what would seem like the most obvious business model — media and event partnerships — in place. For now, Barba and partner Ranjith Sirusanagandla are funding the project from the sale of a previous business.
"Look at that." Barba (left), heading back to the office after one of our chats, stops in front of a billboard advertising a gig later in August. "I might want to go to that. Every time I see something like that, it keeps me inspired with what we're doing."
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Exercise and Disease Prevention/Avoidance
The two main factors that will determine whether a person will die prematurely of a preventable disease, such as heart disease, cancer, diabetes or obesity-related diseases, are:
1. Diet
2. Exercise
The scientific research is irrefutable in these two areas of lifestyle habits and disease prevention/avoidance. Eating perfectly doesn't replace the need for exercise and vice versa – exercising will not offset bad dietary choices. You know those obsessive athletes who think that they can get away with eating donuts because they work out all the time? They're wrong!
What Does The Science Say? Here's a fascinating illustration. In general, most people associate cancer with bad genes, or random chance, or simply bad luck; it's rare that people will associate a cancer death with lifestyle choices. However, when it comes to skin cancer, there's an overwhelming association with sun exposure as the cause. However, when we look at all cancer as a health issue, a different picture emerges.
Exercising reduces the risk of skin cancer?
"Thus the majority of deaths from chronic health conditions in the United States are of environmental origin. Physical inactivity is the third leading cause of death in the United States and contributes to the second leading cause (obesity), accounting for at least 1 in 10 deaths.
"There is now unequivocal evidence in the literature supporting the notion that all environmental factors combined, including physical inactivity (defined here as the activity equivalent of <30 min of brisk walking/day), account for the majority of chronic health conditions. Sedentary men and women had a 56% and 72%, respectively, higher incidence of melanomas that those exercising 5-7 days/wk."
Booth FW, et al. Waging war on physical inactivity: using modern molecular ammunition against an ancient enemy. J Appl Physiol 2002; 93: 3-30. view article
Interesting to note that the study was regarding skin cancer – that means that exercising less than 4 days/week did not prevent the melanoma cancer – THAT'S PROFOUND!


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Right now in the US young adults are weighed down with student debt. People are in deep financial distress, filing bankruptcy, killing themselves, killing their families…over MONEY!
I can no longer sit back and watch my friends depressed about finances. I can't read emails sent in by readers complaining that they are trying everything they can but can't afford to pay their bills. I can't sit back and witness this without trying to do something about it.
I just can't do it. It's time for a change…
When I first started "Ericka Saves" I wanted to help my friends save money by posting deals that I found by couponing. After that, I started posting things that you can get free, (example, free coffee, free samples, free doughnuts) but how the hell are those things going to help you out in life if you're trying to figure out how you're going to pay your light bill?
Couponing can help you save, but there are other ways to tremendously lower cost and help you save more money. If you aren't able to save anything, you'll at least be able to pay the bills that you have, and have peace-of-mind.
I honestly feel that everything that I've gone through in my life (especially financially) has happened to me for a reason, to share with you what-not- to-do, and share solutions that you can use to better your situation.
The other day I sat on the phone with a friend for hours talking about what I wanted to do to change the direction Ericka Saves is going. I explained that I was tired of the deals, tired of the "hey, look where I am" "look what I did" post, tired of my blog feeling like a "mommy blog" and I'm not even a mom. Tired of the random products that I'll never use in real life (although the ones I've posted about I really believe you'll like), but you get my drift. I'm tired of the BS, and I'm doing something about it.
I will be introducing the "Money Saving Series" where I will write about money saving techniques that really save you money. I'll share my stories with you, because this thing called adulthood is hard, and it's easy to get caught up in a fairytale of things that you don't need. I'll also share things to help benefit your health (stress free is the way to be).
- Biology and genetics
- Individual behavior
- Social environment
- Physical environment
- Health Services
Some people have no control over some of these determinants, biology and genetics for one, but some of the determinants can be changed to ensure a better, healthier, and fulfilled life. I know sometimes it may not seem like these things can be changed because the future seems so far ahead, or some of them seem unattainable but they can be changed and I'll help you realize this any way that I can. One way I can start to help is by showing you how to utilize money, since it plays a huge factor in ones life.
I would like to challenge you to change the way you think about money, change the way you think about everything related to debt. Change the way you think about your situation, and change the way you think about yourself.
Money isn't everything. It's a TOOL, and "we" need to start using it like that. This ride is going to get crazy, but together we will become financially free, healthier, and live fulfilled lives on less.
Welcome to the New Ericka Saves I hope to see ya at the top….
What are some money saving techniques you want to learn about? What things scare you when dealing with money? What do you want to save on (ex. car, insurance, cable, utilities, etc.)? What do you want to know about (ex. loans, bankruptcy, budgeting, etc.)? email me at firstname.lastname@example.com or drop a comment below.


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With Christmas a little over a month away, now is the time to start thinking about what to buy for your kids, your friends' kids, even your friends if they're big kids! One brand that has solidly stood the test of time is Lego, and with such a Fantastic range of Lego games and themes in the stores you might feel a little over whelmed by all those possible combinations of bricks. So, to help you, here are five of the best Lego themes for you to consider.
Lego City lets kids create whole Lego Cities. Town squares, garages, trucks and helicopters - in fact everything a fertile imagination demands that would even kick New York City to the kerb! Fancy building a city with a satellite launch pad at the centre and a space shuttle as public transport? No problem!
Lego Friends is aimed at girls who love to build and play. From Dolphin Cruisers, Camper vans, Olivia's Tree House and Emma's Sports Car, Lego Friends is a great way of introducing girls to the world of Lego. You can even buy Lego Friends wristwatches. Who knows, this theme might even encourage brothers and sisters to build, play and share alongside each other - it's worth a try!
Lego Star Wars continues to be as popular today as when it was first released. And with the new set of Star Wars films scheduled to hit the big screen, this popularity is only going to continue. With all of the Star Wars characters immortalised in Lego - not to mention the new figures being released soon - stocking up on this theme this Christmas will ensure your kids are ahead of the game.
Star Wars isn't the only film franchise that Lego has recreated in plastic, they've also joined forces with Disney Pixar to produce Lego Cars. So, if you're children are fans of Agent Mater or Red the fire engine, Lego Cars lets them re-live the movie at home and race to their hearts content.
Finally, Legends of Chima is a new animal themed series that will really get your child creating and having fun. Chima consists of amazing vehicles and fantastic human-like animal warriors. This other worldly and magical theme makes for many wonderful opportunities for your child to bring each character to life.
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Welcome to my Weekly Writing Wrap-Up for the week.
Total Word Count for the Week: 6,794
Top Writing Day: My top writing day was Wednesday with 2,456 words.
What I Worked On: I worked on Hunger Games fanfiction and my new novel.
The Good News: I had a GREAT writing week.
The Bad News: In fact it was such a great writing week, I didn't want to stop to edit. 😛
Lesson Learned: I am so glad I did not give up on my new novel idea when I was having such a hard time with the beginning. I love my novel now, and everything is flowing along smoothly. I have to remember to persevere with an idea even when it is hard.
Goal for Next Week: My goal is to work on my editing this week.
Thanks for reading!


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In October 2012 a requirement for employers to automatically enrol their employees in to a qualifying pension scheme came in to effect.
The introduction of these new rules is being phased in across employers taking the largest employers first and working through until all employers will have the same obligations to enrol their employees by 2017.
Recruitment companies can download the pdf version and sent this to their contractors who ask questions on how pensions auto enrolment will impact them.
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Transfemoral TAVR by the Houston Methodist TAVR Team [1]
Transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) is changing the landscape of the treatment of structural heart disease. There are now more TAVRs than isolated surgical AVRs done in the USA. The authors believe it is crucial for cardiac surgeons to be full partners in this procedure. To do so, surgeons need to understand the valves and the technical aspects of their use. This video introduces the cardiac surgeon to transfemoral TAVR as done by the TAVR team at Houston Methodist in Texas, USA.
Suggested Reading
- Popma JJ, Adams DH, Reardon MJ, et al. Transcatheter aortic valve replacement using a self-expanding bioprosthesis in patients with severe aortic stenosis at extreme risk for surgery. J Am Coll Cardiol. 2014;63(19):1972-1981 [3].
- Adams DH, Popma JJ, Reardon MJ, et al. Transcatheter aortic-valve replacement with a self-expanding prosthesis. N Engl J Med. 2014;370(19):1790-1798 [4].
- Reardon MJ, Van Mieghem NM, Popma JJ, et al. Surgical or transcatheter aortic-valve replacement in intermediate-risk patients. N Engl J Med. 2017;376(14):1321-1331 [5].
Dr Reardon is the national surgical primary investigator for the Medtronic SURTAVI and low risk trials, and he is a consultant for Medtronic and Boston Scientific.


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Sinatra Croons, Swings and Jokes as 'A Voice On Air 1935-1955,' Legacy Recordings (REVIEW)
This might be the grand-daddy of boxed sets: not for its bulk, but for its cultural importance. For it is here where America grew to love Frank Sinatra, A Voice On Air 1935-1955 (Legacy Recordings). Radio was king. Millions listened as Sinatra welcomed guests on his various programs. And what guests! With 91 of 100 songs previously unreleased and not heard since their original broadcast, he welcomes and duets with Nat King Cole ("Exactly Like You"), Benny Goodman" (I Only Have Eyes For You"), Peggy Lee ("You Brought A New Kind Of Love To Me") ,Doris Day ("Take Me Out To The Ballgame" and "There's No Business Like Show Business"), Milton Berle ("It's De-Lovely"), Metropolitan Opera star Dorothy Kirsten ("A Fine Romance") and Louisiana Governor Jimmy Davis (who wrote "You Are My Sunshine"). Most special are his duets with two of America's greatest composers, Irving Berlin ("Alexander's Ragtime Band") and Johnny Mercer ("Ac-Cen-Tchu-Ate the Positive").
Between the era's commercials (sung or read by Sinatra), the elongated song introductions where his winning personality comes to the fore (after all, he was the host of the shows), the "countdown" of hits-of-the-week and the rare cover versions specifically arranged for these radio broadcasts of songs he never ever even officially recorded like "Don't Fence Me In," "I Wish I Didn't Love You So," "Long Ago And Far Away," "Aren't You Glad You're You" and My Ideal," one is magically transported to a different time and place. Close your eyes and lose yourself in a bygone era. American pop culture during World War II has a very distinctive and particular feel. It's the sound of Sinatra singing "I'll Be Seeing You." It's a voice that, in 2015, still succeeds in bringing it all back, even to those like myself who did not live through it. Extremely evocative, the chord struck here is American History 101.


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