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From now on, we are going to present the participating lecturer and activities during the workshop week in June, here on the blog. The first one that will be introduced is the Swedish publishing house LL-förlaget.
LL-förlaget is an Easy-to-Read publishing house, and is part of the Center for Easy-to-Read, along with the newspaper 8 Pages and the Easy-to-Read Commission Service that adapts easy-to-read versions of governmental committee publications and other material for public authorities.
LL-förlaget publishes easy-to-read books, both fiction and non-fiction, audio books and e-books for people with reading disabilities. The audience consists of dyslectics, immigrants, people with other reading impairments caused by intellectual disability, and young people from homes where reading has been neglected.
Laura Mendez Edkvist, publisher-in-Chief of LL-förlaget, presents the latest publications, with special focus on audio books and e-books.
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text: How many people can say they own a replica of the 1966 Adam West Batmobile? Foddrill Construction (FC) owner, Leonora Foddrill can. Leonora and her late-husband, Jimmy Foddrill, made the decision to purchase the vehicle from Fiberglass Freaks with the intention of donating the vehicle for photo opportunities for Leukemia and Lymphoma Society events. Two years after, Jimmy was diagnosed with Leukemia. "I had no idea when he first requested it [the Batmobile]. This is why it's so important to me to get the car out there, especially for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society to really make a difference for charity." Shares Leonora. After his passing, Leonora has kept the vehicle and donates it to charities such as Relay for Life, Bark for Life, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, and Children's charities, among others. Actor Burt Ward, who played Robin in the Batman television series opposite Adam West, signed Foddrill's vehicle […]Continue reading


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I was considering purchasing the Playbar and Subwoofer to add to my current Sonos ecosystem but after reading the announcement that Sonos would not be providing support for its legacy products, I'm now hesitant.
Both products I believe were released in 2012. I'm concerned that these two will follow shortly and be added to the legacy products.
Any thoughts from the community?
Best answer by Stanley_4
Since they are still being sold by Sonos you have a minimum of five years of support starting the day Sonos quits selling them, whenever that is.


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Kid Rock Under Fire After Calling The View's Joy Behar A 'B**ch' On Live TV
American singer-songwriter Kid Rock has come under fire, and been ousted as the Nashville Christmas parade Grand Marshall following his TV attack on Joy Behar.
The staunch Republican musician and former spouse of Pamela Anderson called the American comedian a 'b**ch' on live TV.
In an interview with Fox News' Steve Doocy, Kid Rock, real name Bob Richie, expressed a need to 'get less politically correct'.
Speaking to Fox News, Ritchie said:
People need to calm down, get a little less politically correct and love everybody. Except, I would say, screw that Joy Behar b**ch'
Immediately Doocy gives Ritchie a telling off for cursing on air and reassures the audience that those views are not shared by Fox News.
After he receives a telling off, Kid Rock apologises for the words he used but maintains he is not sorry for the sentiment.
Responding to Kid Rock's comments, Joy said on The View:
All I can say is this bitch and all these bitches would be happy to have you on the show for a beer. Come on down.
What is it about me that he feels the need to say that about though? Who am I? I'm just a comedian on a show. Why doesn't he go after the big shots? Why me?
Following a barrage of criticism for his language used, Kid Rock has defended himself saying 'Mess with the bull, you get the horns.'
Behar has been an outspoken critic of President Donald Trump and when Myself, Sarah Palin and Ted Nugent visited The…
Posted by Kid Rock on Friday, 30 November 2018
His full Facebook post read:
Behar has been an outspoken critic of President Donald Trump and when Myself, Sarah Palin and Ted Nugent visited The White House last year, Behar called it "the saddest day in in the history of the White House since the British burned it to the ground in 1814."
Today I said "Screw that Joy Behar b**ch"
Mess with the bull, you get the horns. End of story.
I apologized for cursing on live tv, I will not for my sentiment nor do I expect an apology from her or anyone else who has choice words for me or doesn't like me.
God Bless America.
A portrait of Rock, Nugent and Palin took a dismissive photo in front of Clinton's portrait in the White House last April, to whcih Behar slammed the trio.
In response to the childish photo, Behar said on The View:
Is this the saddest day in in the history of the White House since the British burned it to the ground in 1814?
Nashville's mayor dropped Kid Rock from the Christmas parade and replaced him with James Shaw Jr, the so-called Waffle House hero who thwarted a mass shooting in Nashville last spring.
What I'm getting from this is that Kid Rock's ego was bruised and he thinks of himself as a bull.
God Bless America, ey?
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Norwegian has been granted an Operating License and Air Operator's Certificate in the EU
Press releases • Feb 12, 2014 16:20 GMT
Today Irish authorities issued an air operator's certificate (AOC) and operating license to Norwegian's subsidiary Norwegian Air International Limited, which is based in Dublin.
Norwegian launches new Dreamliner route from New York to Bergen, Norway
Press releases • Dec 18, 2013 13:15 GMT
Norwegian launches yet another Dreamliner route from New York's JFK airport. The beautiful city of Bergen on the west coast of Norway is a new destination from New York next summer. Bergen is known as «The Gateway to the Fjords of Norway».
Norwegian acquires two new, bigger Dreamliners
Press releases • Dec 18, 2013 06:00 GMT
Norwegian has signed an agreement to acquire two new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners. Both aircraft will be delivered in the first quarter of 2016. The 787-9 is larger than the 787-8 that Norwegian currently operates on its long-haul routes.
Norwegian signs a seven year partnership contract with London Gatwick
Press releases • Nov 28, 2013 08:45 GMT
Norwegian has signed a seven year partnership contract with London Gatwick. Norwegian is one of the fastest growing airlines at Gatwick and plans to open several new routes here in the future, including long-haul routes.
Norwegian Reports Continued Passenger Growth in September
Press releases • Oct 04, 2013 08:01 BST
Norwegian (NAS) carried more than 1.9 million passengers in September, an increase of 17 percent compared to the same month previous year. The company is growing and increasing its capacity by taking delivery of brand new aircraft, establishing new operational bases outside Scandinavia and introducing new routes within Europe and between Scandinavia and the U.S. and Asia.


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Art Republic Jax muralist Guido van Helten is an Australian artist whose breathtaking monochromatic portraits adorn walls around the world. For each site, Guido invests a lot of time and effort to develop his?concept for a location? he visits the site or city, learns about its history, tradition and culture before choosing a photo that he will use as a source of inspiration. He often uses images of friends, famous and locals to highlight the soul and spirit of the city and its inhabitants focusing on the themes of unity and diversity.
When Guido first?came to Jacksonville he spent a?few days interacting with locals by walking through town, stopping in coffee shops, and going to the theater.?He?met Connell Crooms (left) and the female depicted (right) at a rally in Hemming Park just days after the 2016 Presidential election, when the city was peacefully gathering in solidarity around their shared views.
"I was quite inspired by these two people who reflect two communities. They really reflect this idea of unity that I want to promote, says Guido?van Helten.
As it turns out, Connell is a hearing impaired musician, and his passion and conviction for using art to unite us made a deep impression on Guido, which is why he chose him as one of his?subjects.?It took the Australian less than a week to finish the mural using rollers, paintbrushes and fatcaps.
To learn more, watch this First Coast News interview with both the artist and Connell Crooms.


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I've been taking my telescope out a lot lately, just to my front yard. But last night I went to the Astronomy Club's In Town Dark Sky Observing Session on Palos Verdes to see what the viewing would be like from there. The guys in the club have found a spot that is close to the top of the peninsula and is at about 900 ft. above sea level (the peninsula goes higher to 1,000 ft. but that is behind the gates of Rolling Hills). From this vantage point you have a good view in all directions with no trees or buildings in the way. I was very impressed with what I could see with my naked eye even before I got out the scope.
The night was clear but breezy. The wind died down finally at about 10 pm, but the fog horn blowing offshore kept us all mindful that the fog could roll in at any time. The indications on the Unysis Weather site showed that the wind speed at 300 mb was just about the worst it could be for astronomical viewing, but I have learned a curious thing. When the jet stream is right over us (in Los Angeles) as it was last night, the air is very clear of particulates, ergo the sky appears darker because the city lights are not being scattered so much (my theory). The winds are supposed to cause twinkling and jiggling of the tiny objects you are trying to look at, but in our case the trade-off is worth it. But it reminded me of another factor to consider when you are buying a scope—get a good, sturdy tripod!
There were about eight guys with telescopes at the site and me. I am one of only three women in the entire club of 30+ people. I have been shy about saying anything at meetings, or going to one of these observing sessions, because I didn't feel confident that they would be interested in anything I had to say and because I still didn't know how to operate the scope that my late husband left me. But after hours of practicing at home plus my trip to Joshua Tree, I felt I was ready for the Big Time. I can now set the scope up, level it, point it north, initialize the computer controls, and what's most important, I have learned what to go look for (at least in our late summer skies). In fact, I introduced the guys to a few new things—my good filter for bringing out nebulae, and some Messier objects they hadn't tried to find yet.
My best viewing of the evening was with globular clusters. These are small, gravitationally bound collections of stars that usually look like clouds of gas in my telescope, if I can find them at all. Last night I was able to bring into focus some of the individual stars in M22 which contains over 100,000 stars! Alas, M13 remained a hazy blob and I couldn't even find M4 (it was too low and into the city light haze). My scope does better with nebulae which are more spread out than these tiny fuzz balls. M11, the Wild Duck cluster, is an open cluster but looked like a hazy ball in my previous attempts until last night when I was able to bring out the individual stars in that one also. The Lagoon Nebula (M8) was spectacular and the Butterfly Cluster (M6) really looked like a butterfly last night.
But the highlight of the evening was when we were about to pack up and call it a night and one of the guys invited me to look through his 14-inch telescope. This huge monster made my five-inch scope look like a baby version of the same thing since they are both Meades and of the same basic design. Within seconds he whirred his scope around to show me NGC 869 (an open cluster in Perseus, part of the Double Cluster), Caldwell 55 (the Saturn Nebula), and one of my all-time favorites, M 57 (the Ring Nebula). We could both see the tiny diamond on the ring which in his opinion indicated a good night for seeing.


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Thursday, March 8, 2018
Social Security Disability and Your Clients: The Real Story
In recent years, financial advisors have become much savvier when it comes to maximizing Social Security benefits through delayed claiming. Even with this increased awareness though, many advisors overlook the intricacies of Social Security's non-retirement benefits. At its inception, Social Security was designed to alleviate the high rates of poverty among the elderly. In its modern amalgamation, the program has become an ever-expanding bureaucracy that takes in more resources while balancing precariously on the verge of systemic failure and delivering DMV-style service to those who need it. Even so, sensible advisors should make the effort to understand Social Security Disability Insurance given that a young person beginning his career today has a 33% chance of either dying or becoming disabled before reaching their full retirement age.
See Mark Miller, Social Security Disability and Your Clients: The Real Story, Wealth Management.com, January 3, 2018.
Special thanks to Jim Hillhouse (Professional Legal Marketing (PLM, Inc.) for bringing this article to my attention.


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Welcome to the new Lien Solutions blog – insights and resources to help professionals reduce risk and shape the future of their business. You'll find articles on thought leadership, practical tips, and an exchange of ideas that drive innovation and better outcomes.
A collateral description does not require exacting precision. Rather, the collateral description is sufficient if it is objectively determinable.
A loan could be at risk for a variety of reasons. Here we look at the ways that debtor information could put the loan at risk.
Carrie Dolezal, Product Operations Manager at Wolters Kluwer's Lien Solutions, will present on IACA (International Association of Commercial Administrators) XML Standards Revisions at the 42nd Annual IACA Conference, May 19-23, 2019 in New Orleans.
As the speed and volume of transactions in the agriculture space increases, manual processes can't always keep up. To stay competitive and compliant, lenders must be able to run a lean, effective operation that controls costs and mitigates risk. The following (In re Ollis 2019 Bankr. LEXIS 1068) is an interesting look at what happens when collateral is defined in a way that can be ambiguous.


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Introduction: Laser Cut Wood Wallet
I made it at Techshop
I needed a wallet that was minimalistic, sleek, and inexpensive. This let me to create my own LaserCut wood wallet. This wallet holds my essentials with a personalized touch, and can be customized to however you like.
The best part about this wallet is the cost. It's comprised of two parts: 3 mm plywood, and bicycle inner tube. A fresh sheet of plywood and inner tube can be bought for a total of $25 dollars with enough material to easily create 25+ wallets.
I was lucky enough to find these materials for free.
Step 1: Materials and Equipment
- 3 mm thick plywood
- Standard bicycle inner tube (26" x 1.75")
- 60 W Epilog Laser Cutter
- Software: AutoCAD
- Pair of scissors
The materials should be easy to find. Plywood can be found at any hardware store (Home Depot) or several places online (Amazon). The bicycle inner tube can be found at any bicycle store. I was able to get a used one by just asking. It's important that the inner tube diameter is large enough so that it can comfortably fit around you cards.
The Laser Cutter I used was the one in San Jose Tech Shop. Any other cutter should be suffice, just note the cutting settings will differ.
Step 2: Cutting the Wood Frames
Use the Epilog Laser to Cut out the wood designs.
For the design, I measured the half-circle cutouts to be just about as big as my thumb (About 55m). The grooves on the sides for the band are 2 mm deep. I found this to be a bit too deep, and would suggest 1mm deep next time.
For the cutting, here are the parameters I used:
- Frequency: 500 Hz
- Power: 90%
- Speed: 10%
Step 3: Cutting the Black Band
Using scissors, make 2 straight cuts into the inner tube perpendicular to its length to make the band. The width of the band should be about 1mm shorter than that of the side notch in the wood.
Step 4: Assembly
Pull the black elastic band around the 2 wood pieces. They should be tightly bound together.
Step 5: Enjoy Your Custom Wallet!
Enjoy your wallet! Put in your cards and money, and shake it up a bit to make sure everything is secure. I haven't lost anything so far, and the band is still strong. Enjoy!
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Very good object!
We are still waiting for the files, or at least for the bamboo-design ;)
What software did you use to create this? Could you upload the plans?
I created it in AutoCAD! I'll upload the plans to the instructables. My apologies for the late reply.
For those without a laser cutter.
I've had mine for a few months from their kickstarter and love it.
How many cards can you put in-between ? Also, how long does the tube last ? I love the design, it is very similar to one that i've wanted to put together for a while. I am currently on the rubber band and am ready to upgrade!
I currently have 8 cards in-between, but there's definitely room for a few more.
I've been using this tube for about 6 months now. It doesn't show any signs of wear and to my delight, still remains quite rubbery. Glad you like the design!
For years I have carried my gift cards and paper money wrapped in a inner tube rubber band, I don't like to sit on a conventional wallet, so I carry it in my front pocket. The addition of the wood pieces is a great idea.


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Licensed pharmacists are also encouraged to become board certified once they have gained adequate clinical experience. Board certification is a way of demonstrating to society that an individual possesses a certain high level of expertise. It signifies that an individual pharmacy specialist possesses a body of knowledge and skill in addition to that of a general practitioner. Thus, patients are able to identify practitioners who can satisfy special needs. For pharmacy professionals, board certification may yield the additional benefits of personal satisfaction, financial rewards, and career advancement. Click here for answers to FAQs regarding board certification.
Currently, the Board of Pharmacy Specialties (BPS) recognizes eight specialty areas of pharmacy:
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ACCP has established a web page to help members learn more about the specialist recognition process and to track the College's progress toward achieving recognition of new clinical pharmacy specialties.
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West Mifflin odor evacuates restaurants, bank
Some businesses on Lebanon Church Road closed
Three businesses were evacuated and 15 people reported symptoms from a strong, unidentified odor Wednesday morning.
The affected businesses were First National Bank, Denny's and McDonald's, all on Lebanon Church Road.
Three of the people who felt ill -- a bank employee, and a Denny's customer and employee -- were taken to Jefferson Regional Medical Center and were expected to be OK.
Allegheny County Emergency Services officials and West Mifflin firefighters searched in and around the buildings, trying to determine the source of the smell.
Also, the county Health Department checked the local sewer system and took air quality samples to test for any particulants.
"It could actually get into that system and then permeate from one building into another through a storm sewer or storage system, so we're looking at all of those avenues, making sure everything is clear before we open up any other buildings," Emergency Services Chief Alvin Henderson said.
Channel 4 Action News' Amber Nicotra reported that investigators had difficulty with an inversion -- a low cloud cover with increasing temperatures that basically holds down pollutants.
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Ming, Harlem's famous 'apartment tiger,' dead at 19
The tiger immortalized in New York City lore when he was discovered living inside a Harlem public housing building recently died, The Post has learned.
Ming, a 300-pound jungle beast, who had spent the last 15 years at an animal sanctuary in Ohio since his rescue from the Drew Hamilton Houses in October 2003, was recently buried at The Hartsdale Pet Cemetery in upstate New York, the cemetery's vice president, Ed Martin III, told The Post.
"It was a very small affair," Martin said of the funeral.
The tiger's tombstone, designed by the cemetery, features an engraved photo of Ming and a short inscription of his storied past.
"Legendary NYC tiger, raised in apartment 5E in the Drew Hamilton Houses at 141st and Adam Clayon Powell Jr. Blvd," the creature's tombstone reads under his name and the engraving "Tiger of Harlem."
"In 2003, after three years of living in the apartment, Ming was rescued by the authorities and relocated to Noah's Lost Ark Animal Sanctuary in rural Ohio where he lived out the rest of his days in comfort and peace," the inscription goes on before closing with the final line "Loved By Many."
Henry Jones, a Big Apple photographer who's been documenting Ming since 2017, told The Post the tiger "passed away peacefully" on Feb. 4 from natural causes.
He was cremated and a large urn holding his remains was interred at the cemetery on April 20.
"He is loved and missed by his keepers at Noah's Lost Ark in Ohio," Jones said in a statement.
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Morina C. Schaefer, 93, of Ferdinand, died Saturday (February 3) at Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center in Jasper. She was born in Mariah Hill May 10, 1924, to Frank and Mary (Lemmer) Miller. She married Robert B. Schaefer April 26, 1943, at Mary Help Of Christians Church in Mariah Hill. He died September 7, 2005.
Morina was a member of St. Meinrad Parish and its Ladies Sodality and St. Elizabeth Society and Ferdnand Senior Citizens. She was a homemaker and helped her husband on the farm. She enjoyed quilting, gardening, cooking, and playing cards.
She is survived by one daughter, LaVerne Gogel and husband Randy, Mariah Hill; two sons, Dennis Schaefer and wife Kathy, Middletown, Ohio, and Kevin Schaefer and wife Sheryl, St. Meinrad; 15 grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren; and one sister, Vernita Sitzman-Nies, Mariah Hill.
In addition to her parents and husband she was preceded in death by one son, Wayne Schaefer, one daughter, Erlene Cooper, one grandson, Todd Werne, and her twin sister, Adaline Fischer.
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Interaction of surfactants with organic contaminants in soil
The normal use of surfactants in household products leads to their presence in domestic sewage and, for strongly adsorbing surfactants, in sewage sludge. Surfactants present in sewage sludge-amended soil have the opportunity to interact with other xenobiotics present in the soil such as chlorinated organics and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons.
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I think anyone taken out of their comfort zone and put somewhere else will change. Votes: 1Samuel Larsen
It doesn't have to be a mountain you have to be climbing. I hope to change people's opinion about Saudi in general and Saudi women and Saudi women's opinion about themselves. I really hope they can step out of their comfort zone and just dream: try to push your limits. Votes: 1Raha Moharrak
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June 14, 2019 (KHARTOUM) - Tibor Nagy, Assistant Secretary for U.S. Department of State's Bureau of African Affairs said he pressed the head of the Transitional Military Council Abel Fattah al-Burhan to take needed decisions to allow the resumption of talks on power transfer.
During a two-day visit to Khartoum Nagy and the newly appointed U.S. Special Envoy for Sudan Donald Booth discussed with the opposition coalition, Forces for Freedom and Change and the TMC Chairman ways to end the deadlock in the ongoing talks over power handover to a civilian-led government.
The process has stalled over the composition of the Sovereignty Council and who will head it as the two sides demand the majority of members and the chairmanship. Also, the bloody attack on the sit-in protest exacerbated the situation and led the opposition to declare a general strike and the TMC to cancel the reached agreements.
"Booth and I pressed TMC Chairman Gen Burhan to take steps to allow successful talks to resume: Stop attacks on civilians; Withdraw military from Khartoum," said Nagy in a series of tweets posted late on Thursday.
"Allow for an independent investigation of the horrible June 3 attack on the peaceful sit-in and other recent violence and stop repression of free speech and the internet," he added.
The opposition Forces for Freedom and Change (FFC) has made similar demands particularly the internet and the redeployment of Rapid Support Forces outside the capital.
TMC spokesperson Shams al-Din Kabbashi in his press conference on Thursday night said that Nagy had advised al-Burhan on some issues but he didn't elaborate on the nature of discussions during the meeting.
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Nagy who described his trip to Khartoum as "productive" headed to Addis Ababa where he will meet African Union officials and the Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed who is the chair of IGAD.
In his tweets, he renewed his support for the "African Union's June 6 communiqué, its suspension of Sudan's membership from the AU, and its strong message on the need for a civilian-led government".
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Few people wake up one day and just become wealthy. It's is a choice that you make and a way that you live your life. Most adults know more about reality shows than managing their money. Lucky for you I am a personal finance nerd looking to show you the ropes. I made a career in corporate finance and owning several businesses, until I left it all and retired at 41.
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The Failure of The Traditional Career Path
Average Savings For People in Their 20s = $16,000
Starting In Your 20's
Go to university and get a degree. Start the working phase of your life. Hopefully with a reasonable salary, to help the crushing student loan debt. Not everybody is going to find their dream job right away. In fact, most of you will likely switch jobs several times before settling on something more meaningful. while working and paying off your debt.
Average Savings For People in Their 20s= $16,000
Average Savings in your 20s = $16,000
Average Savings For People in Their 30s = $45,000
Living up Your 30's
By now, you are supposed to have a "good job". You've likely moved up the ranks at your company or you went to grad school, so you are out of the McJob entry-level pay scale. Income is up, but life is also more complicated now. Maybe you are married and want to stay at home with 2.5 kids. While dealing with everything from a car payment to a home mortgage, savings may be an afterthought. Whatever the case may be, by the time you are 31, experts suggest you need to have at least one years worth of living expenses in savings. Regrettably, that just isn't the case for most.
Average Savings For People in Their 30s = $45,000
Average Savings For People in Their 40s = $64,000
Here are Your 40's
You're now hitting your stride. This is considered your Prime Earning Years. You've paid your dues and now, hopefully, you have a salary that reflects that. But you're beginning to tire of the grind. 60 hours a day. 52 weeks a year. You can't quit. You are starting to sweat about your retirement savings. But wait, you've got serious responsibilities and dependents counting on you to bring home the bacon! Your retirement has to wait, you have football cleats and private school to worry about.
Average Savings For People in Their 40s = $64,000
Average Savings For People in Their 50s = $117,000
Now You're in Your 50s
If you're in your 50s, you're nearing retirement age but still have time to save. You also might be paying your children's college tuition, helping with car payments, gasoline and any number of other expenses. The house may be getting older and need fixing up, and your medical bills are almost certainly rising.
Average Savings For People in Their 50s = $117,000
Average Savings For People in Their 60s = $172,000
Hello 60's
This is typically the decade when you begin to reap the rewards of decades of saving. Hopefully you avoided the mid-life crisis Porsche purchase and you are in serious savings mode. Most financial advisers suggest by the time you reach 60, you should have eight times your annual salary saved. Unfortunately 30% of retirees have ZERO saved. 39% of Retirees say "just getting by to cover basic living expenses" is their #1 priority.
Average Savings For People in Their 60s = $172,000
Wells Fargo Estimated Needs for Retirement = $750,000
WooHoo! You made it to 65
Retire Rich and Travel the World was the dream. But the average cost of retirement now up to $738,400— more than the COMBINED cost of a university education, raising a child from birth to age 18, and buying a home. Retirement is the single most important financial decision we make. Unfortunately, two out of three workers (67 percent) say they don't know much about retirement investing.
Wells Fargo Estimated Needs for Retirement = $750,000
Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates retirees need $45,756 per year
Well, 15 years to go until you're 80
Average Life Expectancy in the US is less than 80 years old. At 80, your retirement savings needs to last at least 15 years. Recent surveys estimate retirement savings required to be roughly $750,000. The bad news, most retirees only have $172,000 saved up.
Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates retirees need $45,756 per year
The majority of retirees are missing over $575,000 in their savings to retire successfully.
How Much You Should Save By What Age
What is Nomadic FIRE?
First, tell me if this story of a Traditional "Good" Career Path sounds familiar to you:
- 1Study really hard.
- 2Go to university and get a degree.
- 3Get a "good job".
- 4Work really hard.
- 5Buy a nice house. Drive a nice Car.
- 6Work till you are 65
- 7Retire rich. Travel the world.
This simple narrative is drilled into us our whole lives. Our parents preached it. Our friends lived it. We hear about it in the media. The financial industry makes our goals around it. This path must be the best way, right?
I was following this path and it can work. But here is the dark side the world doesn't explain to you.
A university degree and a "good job" is meant to mean a high paying job; Doctor, lawyer, software engineer and a $100,000 a year job. Let me guess. You are not making that? That is because most people are not making that either.
The U.S. Census Bureau reported in 2016 that real median personal income was $31,099.
"Work really hard" usually means long commutes in a car, sitting in a grey cubicle, and working 70+ hours a week. More than 40% of adults don't take a SINGLE vacation day. NOT ONE DAY. No days off to visit your family, see your kids football game, or relax on a beach. It means missing out on life.
Number of Vacation Days Taken Annually (n=2000)
To live this version of success, people work an average of 59 hours per week. Many work 70 to 80 hours according to Barron's Financial and Investment News. These hours are not even the extreme. Extremes are Elon Musk (who I think is genius BTW), working 120 hours a week. Or as the entrepreneur and New Your Times best-selling author Grant Cardone states "Most people work 9-to-5. I work 95 hours [per week]. If you ever want to be a millionaire, you need to stop doing the 9-to-5 and start doing 95." That comes out to about 14 hours of work a day.
So, this traditional path to a "Good Life" we are being pushed towards means we work 70 hours a week, with no vacation days and no life, until we are 65. Sounds great. Sign me up!
Nomadic FIRE is a growing movement that shows us there is a better way.
1) The thought that 65 is the earliest we can really travel and enjoy life is a terrible notion. I guarantee you that traveling when you are 65 is much less enjoyable than traveling in your 30s or 40s. Who says we need to wait another 30-40 years, just to have some fun?
2) Are only STEM graduates and doctors allowed to enjoy life? If the majority of the US makes less than $31,000 a year, does that mean most of the US is screwed? FIRE says no. There is a big difference between being "High Income" and being "Rich." It's not how much you make, but how much you keep. Just because someone makes $100,000+ a year, doesn't make them rich.
Consequently, just because you make less than $40,000 a year also doesn't mean you are doomed to a life of poverty. There are a lot of "rich" Doctors and Software Engineers who are cash poor and there are lots of working class people who are Millionaires-Next-Door.
How Does Nomadic FIRE Help With Becoming Financially Independent and Retiring Early?
Nomadic FIRE is two parts. The "Nomadic" part is a LIFESTYLE that allows you the luxury of traveling somewhere that offers better weather and food, a more appealing lifestyle, and a better standard of living at a lower cost.
"FIRE" is a FINANCIAL SYSTEM that prioritizes retiring wayyyy before 65. Many advocates aim for 45. Some even try to hit their mark before 40. If you think that's impossible, know that I am part of that movement. I retired from a corporate job at 41 and have spent the last four years traveling the world and living on sun-kissed beaches, electric cities, and tranquil countrysides in 40 different countries [Read More About Marco Here].
FIRE is a system to prioritize your spending and maximize your savings to allow you to reach Financial Independence and reach a Retirement Optional life. While Early Retirement is inherent in the FIRE name; FIRE is short for Financial Independence /Retire Early; Retiring Early doesn't necessary mean "Not Working." It means that you have reached a level of freedom, where working is up to you. A job becomes optional, not a requirement to living.
Having a Retirement Optional life means living for things you want to do, rather than working for a living.
How Does Nomadic FIRE Differ From Normal FIRE?
Nomadic FIRE leverages geo-arbitrage to make it easier for you to save money. Simply put, If your income is $2000 per month and we can reduce your rent, food, and other living expenses by 50%, you can save more money and reach your Retirement Optional life faster. Nomadic FIRE uses overseas travel to countries with a lower cost of living than the US, or other Western countries, to maximize your FIRE savings. This concept is called "Geographic Arbitrage" or geo-arbitrage.
Geo-arbitrage doesn't just mean retiring on a beach in Thailand once you quit working. You can still use Nomadic FIRE while working to allow you to save more to retire sooner. Geo-arbitrage is a key tenant around another movement called being a "Digital Nomad." We will get into the pros and cons of the Digital Nomad movement (and why I HATE IT) in later articles. But the concept of Nomadic FIRE and geo-arbitgrage is valid and can be extremely powerful.
The idea behind Geo-Arbitrage is that you can earn money in a strong, usually Western currency (US dollar, British Pound, or Euro) and then spend money in a weaker currency country (like Thailand, Vietnam, Romania, Bulgaria, etc.).
Geo-Arbitrage is the strongest engine and benefit of the Nomadic FIRE lifestyle. In some countries, the cost of living can be 75% less compared to developed countries. With freelancing, the gig economy, and remote working on the rise, it's now easier than ever to live and work overseas and take advantage of geo-arbitrage.
You could be earning a decent salary in a Western country – but living in a much cheaper country. Low cost of living countries, such as Thailand, offers you so much more spending power. Instead of dealing with ridiculously high rent and food costs in cities like San Francisco or London, you could spend a fraction of that for a nice apartment on an SE Asian beach in Bali or Thailand or an exciting European city like Bucharest or Prague. Nomadic FIRE has detailed overseas cost of living guides in our article archive.
I know friends able to pay off $40,000 in student loan debt in less than three years working in Asia. After paying off their student loans, they funneled the savings from their monthly payments to investment accounts. We will talk about the different levels and ways to utilize living overseas in the Nomadic Life and Travel articles.
Source: The International TELF Academy
Cost of Living in Beautiful European Cities like Budapest are 67.59% lower Than Cities in The US
Asia can be even cheaper, with fantastic cities in like Chiang Mai, Thailand costing over 70% less than the US.
Not interested or not able to live in a foreign country? Geo-arbitrage also exists within countries themselves, as popular High Cost of Living (HCOL) cities in desirable areas (California or New York as an example) tend to be much more expensive than other cities in less popular Low Cost Of Living (LCOL) areas (Indiana or pretty much anywhere in the Midwest).
By living a Nomadic FIRE life, even staying in the US, you can save an additional $2700 (over 40%) a MONTH, just by taking advantage of geo-arbitrage. That is why Nomadic FIRE pertains to people working as well as getting ready to retire early.
Comparing Average Monthly Cost of Living: HCOL Cities vs LCOL Cities (USD)
You can use being Nomadic (the LIFESTYLE) and FIRE (the SYSTEM) independently. If you don't make any changes to your income or expenses, but become Nomadic and move to Thailand, you will be financially better off. Your money in Thailand will allow you a better lifestyle with a nicer apartment, maids, and a more extravagant social life. If you don't want to move, but follow the FIRE system, you will still be financially better off, as your savings and investments increase, even if you stay in the same location.
BUT, if you leverage the LIFESTYLE with the SYSTEM, you can exponentially change your path to a Retirement Optional life and Financial Independence.
Savings just $500 per Month Generates over $1.2 Million Dollars for Your Retirement
What Can I Learn From Nomadic FIRE?
- 1Change Your Mindset to Change Your Lifestyle
Every day, people like you can decide to live very different lives than the majority. The key to happily living a Retirement Optional Life is to understand what is most important to you. It all starts with understanding that life is a mind game. Start thinking differently and figuring out your priorities are how best to achieve the life you want.
- 2Admit That You Suck At Budgeting
If you were great with money, you wouldn't be reading this. It's okay. Acknowledge the suck. We live in a world where adults graduate from high school with ZERO education on how to manage their money. Most of the world lacks the knowledge of how to budget, save, and invest to get reach Financial Independence. It's okay. Nomadic FIRE is where you can learn.
- 3Grow Your Passive Income To Generate Real Wealth
The act of saving money won't by itself make you rich. It's the crappy truth that bringing a cold sandwich from home for lunch, instead of eating out with friends might save you a few hundred dollars over the course of a year. But is a few hundred bucks life-changing money? Early retirement is enabled by growing income generating assets. How much wealth you have is not just driven by how much you save.
- 4How To Invest Your Excess Cash Successfully
You ABSOLUTELY need to learn how to invest your money. You cannot afford to be ignorant, scared, or naive about investing. Cash IS NOT KING. Instead, I will show you why you should only store cash for a short period of time until you can invest it. Investing is the easiest and most effective way to grow the money you've already saved.
- 5How Living Overseas Allows You To Retire Earlier
I'll show you how traveling HELPS you reach your financial goals. Living overseas is actually the strongest engine and the biggest benefit of Nomadic FIRE. "Geo-Arbitrage" is the most unused secret tool to achieving Financial Independence and Early Retirement. In simple terms, I will show you the costs and detail the shockingly lavish lifestyle you can live on beautiful beaches, amazing cities, and tranquil countrysides around the world.
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Hi, I am Marco Sison
For many years I spent my life worrying about money, but now I spend my time enjoying it. I have been traveling around the world for the last 5 years, visiting 40 countries and living in . But the journey to achieve this lifestyle wasn't overnight. Very few people wake up one day and just become wealthy. It's is a choice that you make and a way that you live your life.
Like most of you, I was stuck behind a corporate desk, with grey cubicle walls. Driving 3 hours a day to work 70 hours a week. Was I successful? Maybe, but I was not happy. No. I knew I wanted, NEEDED a different life. It took me time and a ton of hard work, but I finally learned how to reach Financial Independence realistically. I'm certainly not super-rich, but my lifestyle has changed dramatically.
Most of us don't get rich quick; it's a process. So, how did I do it? I tell you everything I know. This isn't a way to get rich quick. But it is actually much easier than you think.
Nomadic FIRE is NOT ABOUT PINCHING PENNIES. It's balancing spending and savings, while not losing track that life needs to be lived. Don't let money suck the fun out of life.
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Napoli have confirmed that Emanuele Giaccherini has joined fellow Serie A club Chievo on a free transfer ahead of the 2018/19 season.
Giaccherini featured 17 times in Serie A last season, contributing four goals and three assists during a campaign in which he played for both Napoli and Chievo.
Napoli's impressive 2017/18 campaign, in which they challenged Juventus for the Serie A title, gave Giaccherini few chances in the first team.
With both Lorenzo Insigne and Jose Callejon ahead of him in the pecking order, Giaccherini made a loan move to Chievo in January. The Italian winger made a very good impression during his time in Verona.
The former Sunderland man has signed a contract that will run until 2021 in a move that makes sense for all parties involved.
Chievo will be hoping that the permanent acquisition of Giaccherini will help them in the goals department next season. The club managed to score just 36 times last season, a total that just five teams did not better.
Napoli, on the other hand, will be looking to once again make a charge for the Serie A title in the 2018/19 season, they may have scored goals for fun last season, but the club will surely be looking to add depth during the transfer window.


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Man charged with carrying 12.5-inch blade
Edwin Vargas, 40, of Port Chester, N.Y., was charged with carrying a dangerous weapon, a Survivor knife with a 12.5-inch blade, Wednesday, May 30, at approximately 11 a.m. According to the report, he was originally pulled over after police said he illegally passed a Darien squad car on the right side of Post Road while operating a 2009 Suzuki motorcycle.
According to the report, Vargas was carrying a large backpack that contained the knife, which police said was wrapped in a bandana. When questioned about the contents of the backpack, Vargas refused to provide this information and took a defensive posture. Police felt a large object, later determined to be the knife, while patting him down. Police also found a second knife in Vargas' boot with a blade smaller than the legal limit of 4 inches.
Police said Vargas has a criminal history, including sexual assault, aggravated assault, assault and battery, threatening and stalking.
A $5,000 bond was set, which Vargas did not post. He appeared in court the following day.


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I am a Self Shooting AP and PD with credited organisational skills and tireless work ethic.
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Simon is a top flight cameraman and director specialising in extreme conditions of terrain and environment, areas which he has made his own. His gift is the energy and determination that he puts into his work to ensure that only the very best will do, all wrapped together in a package of great professionalism and a manner which is both a privilege and a joy to work with.
We have had the pleasure of having Simon work with us on a very challenging recent shoot covering the home countries and filming in all weather conditions and terrains covering the amazing Tri 4 Life 2014 Event. This is a wonderful group of individuals aged 7 to 70 who over a two week period pitted themselves against the elements whilst they carried out their "Iron Man" feats on consecutive days.
We needed a very special professional at the top of his game to get in amongst the participants and be able to pick up all the key moments. Simon did this brilliantly often putting in very long days with the sub edit and transfers to be done at the end of each day. He has given us a unique insight into the way in which this great group of people went about their challenges. Blood, sweat and tears we got it all, up close and personal thanks to Simon.
A great pleasure to have Simon working with us and we are looking forward to the next time.
Simon is a great cameraman and was much more than that on our production following crocodiles in the wilds of Belize. He is an excellent team player, incredibly helpful when considering and managing the safety aspects of the filming. His medical, rope and water skills were utilised to the great benefit of the production and contributed to a successful and enjoyable location experience.
Media I Work In:
Feature Film
Broadcast Television
Short Film
Live Events
Corporate Communications
Locations I can work in:
North East
North West
Northern Ireland
French (Conversational)
Access Negotiation
First Aid
Heath And Safety Training
Hostile Environment
Personal Trackside Safety (PTS)
Safeguarding Trust
Driving Licence
CRB Check
Drone Pilot (CAA PFAW)
I Visa USA
Technical Skills:
After Effects
Arri Alexa XT Studio
Bullet Camera
Canon EOS C300
Canon XF305
Canon XL2
Final Cut Pro
Canon XF105
Canon C300 Mark II
Canon XF300
Self Shooting
Sony PDW-F800
Sony PMW-500
Sony PXW-FS7
1st Fort William mtn festival, 1st Wind River range festival, Best of Telluride festival colarado, KMF audience selected


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Nestled in the quiet town of Hoi An, the Nomad Studio is an oasis of calm hidden in an already quiet town. Within its walls lies a studio that will not only train, but impart the wisdom and guidance necessary in order to find inner peace - and to still the mind and steady the heart in the middle of all the chaos in one's life.
Combining both Nomad Yoga Studio and Nomad Café, this is a place to relax and feel nurtured, whether you are participating in the variety of the yoga classes or nourishing one's body with fresh home-made vegetarian cuisine dishes and drinks.
The studio offers Ashtanga, Gentle Hatha & Hatha classes for all levels, as well as Guided meditation practices to get your body aligned and the energy flowing. The classes welcome everyone, regardless of fitness level, or yoga experience.
For the Yoga Teacher Trainings, guests can stay at the nearby Dong Nguyen River Homestay. Overlooking a river, Dong Nguyen Riverside Homestay is located in Hoi An. At Dong Nguyen Riverside Homestay you will find a 24-hour front desk, a garden and a terrace. Guests can use the shared kitchen to prepare their own meals. Other facilities offered at the property include a ticket service, a tour desk and luggage storage. The property offers free parking.
If you feel like visiting the surroundings, check out Japanese Covered Bridge (600 m) and Assembly Hall of the Cantonese Chinese Congregation (700 m). This homestay is 23 km from Da Nang International Airport. Cam Pho is a great choice for travellers interested in culture, old town exploring and atmosphere.


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Blergh Friday, Black Friday…same thing.
Online Shopping..No Pants Required.
So, Black Friday is nearly upon us. I've been going back and forth trying to decide whether or not I've gotten a handle on my road-rage issues to brave the hoards that night. I am really the nicest, most patient person..at least until I've been cut off in traffic half a dozen times, stuck in the […]


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The target date for the upgrade is August 11, 2020. We expect a few hours of downtime during that process. We will post on Twitter and Facebook to keep everyone updated on the progress.Dismiss Notice
Tele build/upgrade... what would you do?
Discussion in 'Guitars in General' started by Boxnix, Feb 24, 2009.


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'Filling In The Letters' – whilst on holiday on the Isle of Wight we visited a little gift shop. A young woman was working there who had a pile of Wordsearch books and Crosswords. I sensed that she was filling in time before the next thing in her life – but she didn't quite know how to get there. This is for her and everyone who feels they need to move on to a new place in their life.
Things can turn around - life can change!
Lucy Pickering: vocals
Hilary Burt: alto sax
Kate Hogg: alto sax
Beccy Rork: tenor sax
Steve Morgan: keyboard
Dave Barnard: bass guitar
Alex Eberhard: drums
Chris Stockel: percussion
Mixed and mastered by James McMillan at Quiet Money Studios
'Filling In The Letters' composed and arranged by Hilary Burt
Filling In the letters
Waiting for the door to open
Sitting in the same place, all day
Hoping things will change soon
Not knowing how to get there
Wondering when, wondering how
Things turn – around
And move – ahead
The book lay on the counter
Every page filled in
She knew she had to break free
But how?
Planning her escape
She knew what she should do
But wondering when and wondering how
Things turn - around
And move - ahead
To change - her life
And make - a break
in the back of her book
She made a list
All the things she would do that day
Bit by bit, day by day
Planning what she would say
Could she go through with her plan?
Even when she knew she had got there
Still she didn't tell
She needed to be sure she could do it
Before she made the move
So soon she knew just what to do
And wondered why she'd waited
She closed the shop and locked the door
And thought about her life before
She walked out and left
Leaving no trace
Wondering why she stayed there so long
Knowing that life
Can turn - around
and move - ahead
Life can change - around
And move ahead
Ah . . .
Life can change


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Health, Education and Welfare should be re-privatized into the hands of civilian entities rather than to be further integrated into the government as public, social entitlements.
The practice of government should be decentralized into the smallest possible, local units of American society rather than to be further consolidated into the hands of Washington bureaucrats.
The practice of banking should be downsized into the smallest possible, private entities serving local communities of households operating in a common economic arena.
The practice of capitalism should be enabled from the bottom up in such a manner that profitable business opportunities that have been outsourced to foreign economies are recaptured by domestic entities so that the wealth and jobs created are recovered over here to increase the American GDP. Our goal should be a return to the 4.5% average annual growth rates we enjoyed prior to 1970.


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See the new Lexington College video here .
CHICAGO, Nov. 17, 2008 - Hospitality Management is a field focused on serving the basic needs of the person. Students who choose to work in any area of Hospitality Management are interested in making others happy through creating attractive environments that facilitate work and relaxation, good food, and offering safe and comfortable lodging that enables guests to be productive in their work, enjoy their leisure time or celebrate life events. To hear how some of our current students discovered their love of hospitality, see our new video at www.lexingtoncollege.edu.
A holistic education enables our students to focus on the needs of others in their future careers. Taking care of people requires more than having technical skills or following recommended management practices. Consequently, Lexington offers a comprehensive curriculum that develops the intellectual, cultural, and technical capacities that students need to be effective in the hospitality field and in their personal lives. Course offerings in philosophy, theology and ethics, humanities and social sciences, give Lexington students an opportunity to truly understand themselves and those they will serve in the future, complementing the rest of their career-oriented classes.
Lexington's small class sizes allow faculty to focus on the needs of individual students. In this environment faculty are able to listen and respond to students' interests and encourage active participation. Students regularly bring their life experiences to enrich classroom discussions. The close working relationship among all faculty enables us to develop educational approaches that complement coursework across disciplines. This helps students to integrate their education and understand it and the bigger context of their lives and goals.
The advising program is an essential part of Lexington's personalized educational approach. Each student has an advisor for academic issues, as well as personal and professional concerns. Through frequent individual meetings, advisers strive to instill in their students a desire for academic and professional improvement, foster growth in virtue and cultivate a vibrant spirit of service. Advisors play an important role in helping students integrate their academic, personal, family and professional life goals. All of this is part of educating the "whole person", an ideal that is core to Lexington's Christian identity and mission.
Lexington College is a corporate work of Opus Dei. Its philosophy of education is inspired by the social teachings of the Catholic Church. This component completes the holistic approach that we aim to give our educational programs, and prepares our students to appreciate the human and spiritual dignity of serving people in the field of Hospitality Management. Lexington aspires to be a leader in this field through preparing competent women who make a difference in society.
For more information about Lexington, contact: www.lexingtoncollege.edu


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The LOHS counseling office uses the college and career resource tool Naviance to manage all post high school application activity. Students have individual passwords to access their personalized student portfolio where they keep records of their four year plan, extracurricular activities, self-assessments, and college and career interests.
Features of Naviance include:
- College Lookup & Compare
- College Visit Schedule
- College Application Status and Tracking
- LOHS Student Acceptance History
- Personalized Alerts and Reminders
- Career Interest Inventory
- Strength Explorer assessment
- Scholarships and much more
New students can pick up their registration code in the counseling office. All others can access Naviance through the "Guest Entrance" using the password "lakers"


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The Place to Ski and Be Seen, with a Stimulating Cultural Life to Boot
Colorado is Rocky Mountain ski central, with more than two dozen resorts. Among them, Aspen is inarguably the most famous and sophisticated, and is the wintertime destination of choice for Hollywood celebs and those that follow them. The 11,000-foot Aspen Mountain ("Ajax" to the locals) is a strong skier's mountain and no place for novices, but the area's 12-mile span of summits also known for three other, less challenging resorts: Snowmass, Buttermilk, and Aspen Highlands as well as for its lively apres-ski nightlife. In total, they offer 281 trails over 4,315 acres of terrain and generally excellent skiing conditions, all linked by free shuttle service and a transferable lift ticket.
You can match the beauty of the great outdoors with that of the great indoors at the Little Nell, Aspen's unpretentiously elegant (and only) ski-in/ski-out hotel, located on Aspen's flagship mountain. Reminiscent of a European ski chalet, it's located a snowball's throw from the sleek Silver Queen, the world's longest single-stage gondola, which hoists skiers up 3,257 feet in just thirteen minutes. The Nell has a busy bar and award-winning restaurant that are a scene both in winter and during the snowless months. When the skiing life quiets down, Aspen's other charms come to the fore: a rich sense of community, and beautifully preserved late-19th-century gingerbread homes built during the town's silver-mining boomtown years, all set against the natural splendor of the Colorado Rockies. Paramount among the year-round array of cultural and performing arts events is the summertime Aspen Music Festival, an eight-week mini-Tanglewood known for the variety and breadth of its musical activity.


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Thu., Jan. 2, 2020
Joaquin Niemann opens with 66 to lead at Tournament of Champions
Fresh off his Presidents Cup debut, Joaquin Niemann of Chile brought fresh confidence and plenty of form to Maui by opening the year with a 7-under 66 for a one-shot …
UPDATED: Thu., Jan. 3, 2019
Kevin Tway returns to Kapalua as a tour winner and leads with 66
Kevin Tway returns to Kapalua a lot older, taller and better and makes his Sentry Tournament of Champions debut with a 7-under 66 to build a one-shot lead after the …
Sun., Jan. 7, 2018
Dustin Johnson powers his way to win at Kapalua
A new year brought out the best in Dustin Johnson, who powered his way to an 8-under 65 and an eight-shot victory Sunday in the Sentry Tournament of Champions.
Sun., Jan. 8, 2017
Justin Thomas holds on to beat Hideki Matsuyama at Kapalua
Justin Thomas had to sweat it out more than he wanted to enjoy that view down the 18th hole at Kapalua on Sunday.
Sat., Jan. 7, 2017
Justin Thomas takes 2-shot lead over Hideki Matsuyama in Kapalua
Justin Thomas took the lead by driving the 14th green for an eagle and had his third straight round of 6-under 67 for a two-shot margin going into the final …
Wed., Jan. 4, 2017
A clean slate and a fresh start for Jordan Spieth
Three victories around the world. A chance to win another major. Jordan Spieth had every reason to celebrate his year. Part of him, however, couldn't wait for it to end.
Mon., Jan. 7, 2013
Wind halts Tournament of Champions again
Another attempt to start the PGA Tour season was blown away Sunday. Just more than an hour into the opening round of the Tournament of Champions, play was suspended when …


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Cali was found in someone backyard unable to see and unable to breath!
Posted by Second Chance Rescue NYC Dogs on Thursday, March 28, 2019
Rescuers received video of this critically ill kitten found in someones yard in NYC. He is barely surviving. Volunteers couldn't believe their eyes when they first saw Cali. How on earth did Cali survive this long without any help?
Cali cannot see, his eyes are covered in dried mucus and crust. Cali cannot breathe, his nose has no passage ways and he resorts to mouth breathing to take in air. As scared as he is, he allows our volunteer to approach. They are ready to fight for his life!
Rescuers immediately rushed Cali to the emergency vets. He came in extremely dehydrated, loaded with parasites and a severe upper respiratory infection. The doctor is aggressively treating Cali. Despite him being so sick he was so affectionate to volunteers and the doctor. Our hearts are at ease knowing he's in the care of professionals.
Time is of the essence. Care for critically ill animals is expensive! Second Chance Rescue is asking for your support in getting Cali's vetting and transporting bills covered.
UPDATE 4-5-19: We wanted to share some great news! Cali is doing much better. The first 48 hours were very nerve wrenching for everyone. He was weak, lethargic, exhausted, not eating, not drinking.... However, today he finally ate some food and he's drinking enough water on his own that the doctors are planning to remove the IV. He's still on antibiotics and we certainly have some time to go but Cali is a strong boy. SCR is still need of your support.
We have created the animal-saving products below to help raise the funds for these procedures. Please consider purchasing one of these items and share her story to help give Cali the second chance he deserves!
Second Chance Rescue
Second Chance is a 501c3 animal rescue organization that specializes in helping the Pit Bull Terrier dog. We focus on medical cases as well as abused & neglected animals. We believe all animals deserve a Second Chance.


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Management committee
The management committee is made up of the following people:
- Prof. dr. Ruud Kempen, chair, Maastricht University
- Dr. Rixt Zijlstra, secretary, Maastricht University
- Dr. Susan Picavet, treasurer, Netherlands National Institute for Public Health and the Environment
- Dr. Maaike Dautzenberg, general member, Avans University of Applied Sciences
- Dr. Eric Schoenmakers, general member, Fontys University of Applied Sciences
- Dr. ir. Simone de Bruin, general member, Netherlands National Institute for Public Health and the Environment
- Dr. Bianca Suanet, general member, VU University, Amsterdam
From left to right: Eric, Susan, Bianca, Simone,Rixt, Maaike, Ruud.
Ruud Kempen is Professor with a chair in Social Gerontology with Maastricht University. His research interests are in the area of psychosocial aspects of ageing. This involves examining the determinants of psychosocial functioning in older adults and the development and evaluation of psychosocial interventions to improve daily functioning of older adults. He was also involved in the development and coordination of various bachelor and master programs in health sciences in Maastricht.
Rixt Zijlstra works as Assistant Professor with Maastricht University. Her research focuses on the psychosocial and physical functioning of community-dwelling older adults with specific interests in the development, evaluation and implementation of interventions aimed at promoting independence. Within the bachelor and master programs, she works as a tutor, trainer, lecturer, coordinator, developer and supervisor. She is also a member of the The Living Lab in Ageing & Long-Term Care.
Susan Picavet works at the RIVM, the Netherlands National Institute for Public Health and the Environment. She works on public health projects related to ageing. She is the project leader of the Doetinchem Cohort Study, in which the health and lifestyle of a large group of adults aged 20 to 60 years has been followed for 30 years. She is specifically interested in physical activity, sleep, pain, multimorbidity and frailty.
Eric Schoenmakers is senior lecturer and researcher with the bachelor in Applied Gerontology at the Fontys University of Applied Sciences in Eindhoven. Eric is first author of the National Educational Program Profile for bachelor degrees in applied gerontology. Research themes include loneliness and professional development of gerontologists.
Simone de Bruin is a senior researcher with the RIVM and coordinates various projects related to aged care and dementia care. Research topics include, among others, integrated aged care, care innovations for people living with dementia (for example day care green farms) and developments in long term care. Simone is project manager of the SUSTAIN-project, a Horizon 2020 funded international project aimed to improve collaboration and planning in aged care.
Bianca Suanet is Assistant Professor Sociology with the VU University Amsterdam. Her research focuses on social ageing, including topics such as social networks, social support, loneliness and use of care. She received a VENI fellowship from the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research to examine which older adults are vulnerable given social support and informal and formal use of care and given the context recent changes in policy to facilitate a participation-oriented society. She is a researcher with the Longitudinal Aging Study Amsterdam (LASA), an ongoing multidisciplinary study on the functioning of older adults in the Netherlands. She also examines the wishes, positions and needs of informal carers and their collaboration with care professionals and managers.


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Campus Box 334
1800 Colorado Ave.
Boulder, CO 80309-0334
Chelsea graduated from Harris-Stowe State University in St. Louis, Missouri with her undergraduate degree in Biology in December 2015. While she was an undergraduate, she participated in REU programs at both the Missouri Botanical Garden and the Danforth Center. Chelsea joined the lab in 2016 to pursue her interests in plant evolution and genetics. Her studies are supported by an NSF graduate research fellowship.