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Today we're going to talk about the crazy powerful 3 stages content creation template.
Now, I first discovered this … Come back with me to 1995. I've been writing a column, a relationship, motivation column for the local paper for about a year. It was only supposed to be for six months but they liked it. It got internationally syndicated right away.
What my students know and what I know is once you start creating a lot of content you start thinking in terms of content. You start seeing the world through content eyes, so you contentize everything.
One of the things I noticed with my clients in my practice was a lot of people talking about how nervous they would get on Sunday afternoon or Sunday evening with the work week coming, and they'd get actually physically sick and anxious and all kinds of things.
I started thinking about that and wrote a column about it. I called it Sunday Night Syndrome, SNS, and I came up with three stages, mild, moderate, and severe. Like you see right here, mild, moderate, and severe.
That's the three stages. I wrote a column about it and with what to do about each stage.
Now, this is in 1995, back before the rapid communication we now we have internet and email. It was just starting out. I was about a year away from my first email address, I think, in 1995.
What happened was, in about five days, once the column went out locally and then was syndicated across the world, is I started getting letters and phone calls about this whole Sunday Night Syndrome thing.
Where did you do your research?
Where can we get your book?
I'm thinking to myself, "My gosh, I made this up 10 days ago." I made up Sunday Night Syndrome, or named it 10 days ago, and named these three things, mild, moderate, and severe, and that was one of the first experiences, folks, with really getting the power of content and what it could do for you.
Now, the psychology of this template is when you can take a problem and break it down into stages and give tips that sets you up with a lot of credibility, a lot of what I call expertise, or expert ease, for your prospect.
They go, "Wow, this is the person I want to learn from. They've broken this problem down into chunks. Yeah, that's me. I've got those signs and symptoms. Oh, I can do this,"
and as they go further they get results, results now. As they want more results, who do they go to? You, the person they've consumed that content from.
What I want you to do is take this template, and it's in the 21 profitable ideas, take this template, think of a specific topic in your niche and do this, divide the problem, the challenge, into three tips, mild, moderate, and severe, come up with signs and symptoms for each one, and then solutions for each one.
That's a great piece of content, a blog post, an article, a live video like this, a webinar, a video, on and on and on it goes. That whole thing is about repurposing, which is hypersanity, using the same thing over and over again and getting great results.
Now, I'd like you to do this before your head hits the pillow tonight. If you need a little extra help with creating your content, there's the Custom Content Wizard. Answer a series of questions, press the button, and the button basically creates content for you in all of these different ways, the three stages is part of it, beginner's guide, three mistakes, tips, advanced tips.
You'll love it.
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One of Chattanooga's first banks opened after the Civil War's end was a project of two Northerners, who had first eyed Cincinnati for their First National Bank. The First National opened Nov. 15, 1865, in an unpretentious brick building between Third and Fourth streets. The founders were Theodore Giles Montague and William Perry Rathburn. They had moved on to Chattanooga because the Treasury Department was unwilling to grant another bank charter in Cincinnati. Chattanooga was suggested as a town with much potential and in need of a bank. The drawback was that it was a risky business to set up a bank in a war-broken community with "no livestock, farm tools or fences, not much merchandise in the stores and very few greenbacks around." A bank in Chattanooga just after the war "would be certain to find a host of borrowers, but few who could back up their loan requests with much collateral."
However, the two Northerners decided to make the gamble after securing backing from William and Tom Crutchfield, John King, former Union Army officer Timothy R. Stanley and several others. The first stockholders meeting was held in the law office of Stanley and Henderson, a frame shanty back of A.W. Lauter's saloon. A temporary location for the First National Bank was found in a brick structure on Market Street near Fourth.
The Montagues trace back to Drogo de Montacute, who was born in Normandy in 1045 and was part of William the Conqueror's invasion of England in 1066. The Montagues settled in Boveney, England, a hamlet on the Thames River 23 miles from London. Richard Montague, who was born there about 1614, made his way to Hadley, Mass., in 1659 or 1660. His parents were Peter and Eleanor Montague. The line went to John Montague, who married Hannah Smith, to Peter Montague and to Josiah Montague, who was born in 1727. His son, Giles Montague, was born in 1774 at Granby, Mass. He married Rachel Preston. Giles Montague fell dead on Oct. 13, 1817, at the age of 43. He was out harvesting rye on his farm. A marble slab was placed at the site, which was a half mile northeast of his house.
His son, Theodore Langdon Montague, was born Aug. 21, 1801, at Granby. He moved to Ohio as a young man in 1825. A lawyer, he lived for half a century near Pomeroy, Ohio. He died in Chattanooga at the home of his daughter, Mrs. W.S. Marshall, on McCallie Avenue in 1880. His wife, Catherine Stivers, was born at Homer, N.Y. in 1822, and she also came to Ohio at a young age. She was living in Chattanooga at the time of her death in 1889. One of her relatives, Charles E. Stivers, was in charge of the commissary during the siege of Chattanooga. He afterward returned to the city and became head bookkeeper at the First National Bank. The Ohio native had left school at the age of 14 to go into a printer's office. He also served as a store clerk before enlisting in the Union Army in 1862.
T.G. Montague, a son of T.L. and Catherine Stivers Montague, was born Dec. 8, 1836, in Chester, Ohio. He was educated at the Pomeroy Academy and afterward worked in a general store. He was offered a position as teller in the bank of Daniel and Rathburn at a annual salary of $300. His assigned duties were porter, collector, bookkeeper and teller. He enlisted in the 140th Ohio in 1863 and served as adjutant through the remainder of the war.
T.G. Montague became active in the Presbyterian Church at Chattanooga. Dr. Thomas H. McCallie wrote of T.G. Montague, "When he came to Chattanooga he was a young man. I was a young man, pastor of the Presbyterian Church. I remember the promptness and regularity with which he came to our services. He illustrated his fine qualities by sustaining and casting his lot with the good men and women who stood for righteousness. Later he assisted in organizing the Second Presbyterian Church of which he was an officer for many years. Honorable and upright, kind and genial, gentle and modest, Mr. Montague left an ineffaceable record."
T.G. Montague became president of the First National Bank upon the death of William P. Rathburn. Concerning his service of 40 years as a banker, Capt. A.J. Gahagan said, "No man did more to give encouragement to those in hard lines or to help in a business way the thousands who went to him for advice or financial help." T.G. Montague backed many promising Chattanooga ventures, including the construction of the Read House and the founding of the Chattanooga Medicine Company. He was a director of the Roane Iron Company, the Cahill Iron Works, the Lookout Water Company, the Chattanooga Gas Company, the Forest Hills Cemetery Company, the Chattanooga Pipe and Foundry Company, the Shelton Mills, the Crystal Springs Bleachery and the Columbian Iron Works.He once agreed to run for alderman when the city was in financial difficulty. At his suggestion the board served without salaries. He was the first president of the Tennessee Bankers' Association.
T.G. Montague also was the principal financial backer of a new suburb east of town past the National Cemetery. This section was then "a dense thicket traversed only by a few cow trails." Montague and several of the developers were discussing a name for the proposed residential community when Montague said, "Why not call it Highland Park? It is 'high land.' "
When the New York Times printed a list of "the seven millionaires of Chattanooga" T.G. Montague was included. After T.G. Montague retired from the First National Bank, it merged with the Chattanooga National Bank. It kept the name First National Bank and remained in its longtime location at Eighth and Broad. He retired from the bank in 1905.
T.G. Montague lived on Walnut Street across from the Summerfield Keys. The Montague place took up most of the block between Fifth and Sixth streets and Walnut and Lookout streets. It included the stately frame Montague house and barns and stables.
T.G. Montague married Mary Thayer, daughter of Norton Thayer and Lucy Wales Thayer, in Boston in 1873. She was a leader in church and civic work in Chattanooga. He died Sept. 2, 1910. Mrs. Montague survived her husband 11 years, passing away Oct. 21,1921. T.G. Montague gave the land for Montague Park to the city at his death.
Their children were Lucy Wales, Norton Thayer, Theodore Langdon and Mary Montague, who married George M. Guild, brother of the talented engineer Jo Conn Guild. The Guilds made their home in California.
Norton Thayer Montague, son of T.G. Montague, lived at 537 (837) Oak St. He was named for his maternal grandfather. Thayer Montague attended the Hotchkiss School and Yale University. He married Carrie Enona Bair in 1906. Thayer Montague was involved in real estate development and he was an official of the First National Bank at one time.
Theodore Langdon Montague, another son of T.G. Montague, was active as a director in a number of local endeavors. He married Hazel Montgomery, sister of the wife of Ross Faxon. Their daughter, Hazel Montague, married John L. Hutcheson Jr. The T.L. Montagues lived at 426 (726) Oak St., then moved to the East Terrace of Cameron Hill.
Five of the brothers and sisters of T.G. Montague also came to Chattanooga. These included Clara as well as Katherine, who married William Stanhope Marshall, a Union Army general. Marshall afterward was president of the Brush Electric Company at Chattanooga. Dwight Preston Montague, a young brother, arrived in town in 1875 following his graduation from Cornell University. He was involved in the management of the Roane Iron Company, becoming its president after the death of Capt. H.S. Chamberlain. The Roane Iron Company started the first professional baseball team in Chattanooga.
Dwight Preston Montague and his brother, Langdon Evans Montague, also headed a brick and clay works. The Chattanooga Fire Clay Works (Montague Sewer Pipe Works) was just south of the Roane Iron Works on the west side of Cameron Hill. The plant produced brick, sewer pipe, drain tile, flue pipe and other products in this line. This was later the W.S. Dickey Clay Manufacturing Company. D.P. Montague was one of the largest landowners in the area, at one time controlling thousands of acres in Hamilton County. One of his holdings was the former Amnicola Farm by the Tennessee River. He developed the Glenwood subdivision and a part of Highland Park. It was said that "his genius for business administration and capacity for organization accomplished much in the upbuilding of Chattanooga and contributed to his personal success."
Two Lasley brothers also came from Pomeroy, Ohio to Chattanooga. They were sons of Francis Maria Montague, who had married Judge William Hamilton Lasley in 1832. William Montague Lasley and Theodore Hamilton Lasley became involved in the First National Bank and the pipe works. They then went into clay manufacturing and paving for themselves. They headed the Southern Clay Manufacturing Company and the Southern Paving and Construction Company. William Lasley lived at 229 East Terrace and Theodore Lasley lived at 213 East Terrace.
D.P. Montague and Langdon E. Montague lived in the same section on the East Terrace. The D.P. Montague residence was built in the mission style, with the windows and doorways constructed of hard-carved stone. There was a marble staircase inside, as well as the largest pipe organ in Chattanooga. A white marble hall in the home included a fountain and pool in the center, adorned by goldfish. The drawing room walls were of Italian brocaded silk, and the ceiling was in gold. The D.P. Montague house also boasted a six-foot-high fireplace. The mantel and most of the furniture was imported from Italy. There were not one, but two, ballrooms.
D.P. Montague was born July 20, 1853, at Chester, Ohio. He founded the Montague Company. He was also president of the New Soddy Coal Company, the Fox Coal Company, the Chattanooga Sewer Pipe & Fire Brick Company, the Richmond Cotton Oil Corporation, Stonegap Colliery Company and the Roane Iron Company. He was a director of Hamilton National Bank.
D.P. Montague married Genevieve Allan on Sept. 21, 1882. She was born at Cincinnati, but she grew up on her father's plantation at Richmond, Va. She was the daughter of Patterson Allan and Caroline Wilson. She attended the University of Cincinnati and came to Chattanooga as a bride in 1882. Genevieve Allan Montague designed the official flag for Chattanooga.
The D.P. Montagues introduced their daughters to the Italian nobility. Caroline Montague married Count Nerino Rasponi de la Teste. They resided in Florence, Italy. D.P. Montague died in Chattanooga on May 25, 1921. Other daughters of D.P. Montague were Genevieve and Mildred, who married Col. Richard Huntington Kimball, an Army officer. The Kimballs had a daughter, Mildred Montague Genevieve "Tweet" Kimball. Genevieve was "a leader in Chattanooga's civic, patriotic and social affairs." She collected data on those from Hamilton County who participated in World War I. She was president of the Chattanooga Society of Colonial Dames.
Tweet Kimball lived alone for many years in a Scottish-style castle on the 5,000-acre Cherokee Ranch north of Sedalia, Colo. She had eclectic art and book collections, including originals by Rubens, Brueghel, and Pliny the Elder. The rare book collection included a folio of Shakespeare's works that was published while Shakespeare was living. She made arrangements for the land to be placed in a conservation easement prior to her death in 1999 at age 84.
William L. Montague Sr., a son of Norton Thayer Montague, was an investment broker. He married Mildred Moon, daughter of Deaderick Moon Sr. and Elise Chapin Moon. Mildred Moon Montague lived until 2015 when she was almost 97. One of their sons, Carrington Montague, was active in a number of preservation efforts, including on the slopes of Missionary Ridge. Another son, Deaderick Chapin "Rick" Montague, was an official of Baylor School, then he became the executive director of the Lyndhurst Foundation. Another son, William Lasley Montague Jr., was an official of the American National Bank and was a prominent patron of the artists and art institutions. Rick Montague married Alice Lupton and then Cannon Wann. His children were L. Thomas Montague and John Montague. Carrington Montague married Shelby White and their children were William Carrington Montague and Genevieve Shelby Montague.
Norton Thayer Montague Jr., brother of William L. Montague Sr., married Mary Ivens Wright. They had twin sons who were physicians. Dr. Norton Thayer Montague III was a cardio-vascular surgeon in Birmingham who practiced surgery often in Honduras after retirement. Dr. Robert Toombs Wright Montague practiced medicine in Montana, then he returned to Chattanooga to co-start the new specialty of emergency medicine in several area hospitals. Their sister, Mary Caroline Montague, married Robert Awerkamp. The Awerkamps lived in St. Marys, Kan., and had nine children - Georgia, Caroline, Virginia, Robert W., Louise Anna, Marilyn, Joseph, Francis and Mary Evangeline.
Mary Rhoda Montague, a daughter of Norton Thayer Montague Sr., married Dudley Porter Jr., who was an official of the Provident Life and Accident Insurance Company. She attended Smith College and was a regent at Gunston Hall (home of George Mason). She was president and a very active board member of Chattanooga's Childrens Home. Dudley Porter's grandfather, James Dudley Porter, was governor of Tennessee 1875-l879 and later served in several positions of President Grover Cleveland's administration. He was also chancellor of the University of Nashville and president of Peabody College. Dudley Porter served on the first board of the Chattanooga Nature Center, on boards of the Senior Neighbors, the Childrens Home, the Moccasin Bend Hospital, the Tennessee Historical Commission, and for many years was a trustee of the Maclellan Foundation. He is credited with helping to create the Tennessee River Gorge Trust at a Sunday afternoon meeting on Elder Mountain consisting of himself, Adele Hampton, and Gaston Raoul.
Dr. Norton Thayer Montague III married Cynthia Eleanor Greene. Their children were Dr. Charles Thayer Montague and Margaret Ann. Dr. Charles Thayer Montague married Jennifer Thomas. Their children were Jared Thayer Montague, Helen Rhoda and Charlotte Racheal. Margaret Ann Montague married John Pollack and they had Mary Charles Elenor Montague and John Thayer Montague.
Dr. Robert Toombs Wright Montague married Ann Elizabeth Baldwin. Their children were Robert Toombs Wright Montague Jr., Mary Frances and Dudley Porter Thayer Montague. Robert Toombs Wright Montague Jr. married Kiran Joy Montague. They had Grace Murty Montague, Sana Elizabeth Montague and Joy Leela Wright Montague. Mary Frances Montague married Jason Huntington Hart Stone. Their children were John Porter Montague Stone, Charles Huntington Keiser Stone, Harrison Robert Stone, and twins Mary Margaret Stone and Elizabeth Thayer Stone.
Dudley Porter Thayer Montague married Carrie Suzanne MacKenzie. They had three children - Dudley Porter Thayer Montague Jr., John William MacKenzie Montague and Robert Toombs Wright Montague III.
T.L. Montague had several children, including T.L. Montague Jr., who married May Temple. One of their sons, T.L. Montague III, was an official of the Interstate insurance firm, then he switched to Provident. Dwight Preston Montague, another son of T.L. Montague Jr., was an official of First Federal Savings and Loan Association before entering the construction business. He later was the town consultant for Lookout Mountain, Tn. Other children of T.L. Montague Jr. were T.L. Montague III, May Temple who married a Mitchell, Charlotte Giles who married a Shields, and Langdon Morris Montague..
Several handsome Montague residences were among those demolished during the urbanization of Cameron Hill in the early 1960s. These included the D.P. Montague place at 949 East Terrace. It was put up for auction because so many people asked about getting the handsome, over-sized bricks. The winning bid of $1,350 was offered by a wrecking company. Mildred Montague Kimball, the widow of Richard Kimball, lived there until 1950. The house had stood vacant since that time.
The former home of T.L. Montague next door at 941 East Terrace was also taken. It was the old Sam Winchester place. The house was in use as the headquarters for the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Mental Health Association at the time of its demise.
The house at 931 East Terrace that was once occupied by Langdon E. Montague was knocked down. It had remained empty for many years after the last resident, Mrs. Merritt E. Bryan, left. The fine homes of the Lasleys on East Terrace were also razed.
A book on the Montagues that traces the family back to England is in the local history section at the Chattanooga Library.
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The Chattanooga Area Historical Association will meet on Monday, Sept. 19, 6 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church, 554 McCallie Ave.
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The number one news story that I covered while a reporter would have to be the 1976 collapse of the Hamilton National Bank. It was my family's bank for nearly 50 years while they operated a grocery store on North Market Street and where I opened my first checking account at the Northside branch.
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A 42-year-old Hamilton County man drowned at a boat dock on Chickamauga Lake on Saturday afternoon.
It was near Erwin Marina, but marina officials said the incident happened at a public boat dock, and not at the marina.
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Representative Chuck Fleischmann on Saturday praised the release of Tennessee resident and Marine Corps veteran Matthew Health, who had been held captive in Venezuela for over two years.
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Planning commission OK's sign ordinance
The Chatham County-Savannah Metropolitan Planning Commission on Tuesday blessed an amendment to the Chatham County zoning ordinance that will allow businesses in commercial districts of unincorporated areas to include electronic messages on roadside signage.
The change would apply only to onsite business signage, not billboards. Retailers and restaurants could use the electronic signs to advertise specials, for example. Currently, business in unincorporated areas can only post that information manually.
The amendment includes several restrictions, most notably limiting the change of copy to once every 24 hours and requiring that messages be static and not flashing, scrolling or otherwise animated.
The amendment would make the ordinance consistent with the city of Savannah ordinance.
Wine tasting on tap at Parker's
Parker's Market Urban Gourmet store will hold a wine tasting on Thursday, at 222 Drayton St.
The event will feature vintages from the Delicato Family Vineyard, a family-owned California winery founded in 1924 and spanning three generations.
Georgia Crown Distributing Co. representative Tammy Strickland will present individual wines and answer questions. This event is free and open to the public from 4-6 p.m.
For more information, contact Amy Lane at 912-721-2886 or email@example.com.
City to hold home improvement permitting day
The city of Savannah will hold the first of a series of home improvement permitting days on Saturday.
From 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., city staff will be at the southside Home Depot, 11180 Abercorn St., to answer questions and provide guidance on building permits, plan reviews and inspections. Those with proper documentation can secure permits on the spot.
The event is for homeowners considering a home improvement project such as a new porch, deck, shed, driveway or fence; finishing a bonus room or storage area; enclosing a patio, porch or deck; installing a new bathroom or kitchen fixture; replacing windows or a roof; energy upgrades; installing central air conditioning or installing a swimming pool.
Military appreciation luncheon set for May 23
The Military Affairs Council of the Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual military appreciation luncheon May 23 at the Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort & Spa.
The keynote speaker will be Maj. Gen. Abe Abrams, commanding general of the 3rd Infantry Division at Fort Stewart.
Tickets will be $40 each; tables of 10 will be $400. To make reservations, go to www.SavannahChamber.com.
Networking will begin at 11:30 a.m.; the luncheon will start at noon.
For more information, contact Margaret Mary Russell at 912-644-6432 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn plays like a third-person shooter, but mobile suits are too big to hide behind sandbags. Asteroids are cover points in the upcoming PlayStation 3 game. When you take cover enemies lose their target and lock-on, which should give you a breather from beam rifle blasts.
First print copies of the game include a code to add Delta Gundam as a playable mecha. You can also get a mission titled "Vs. Delta Gundam" with the Delta Gundam plastic model coming out on March 8. Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn comes out on the same day for PS3.


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If Joshua Kynd had been running just a couple hours early on Monday, he might have caught the burglar in the act. Instead he arrived at his business, Retroplex Records on Jupiter Road in Garland, after one or multiple thieves had already ransacked the place.
The store is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays each week, but Kynd, who also works as a house DJ, stopped by late Monday afternoon to pick up some gear he needed for the Future Shock party that night at Crown & Harp.
"I had a gig on Christmas night and then I had another gig on the day after and I was coming to flip flop the equipment I needed for the two gigs," he said.
That's when he was surprised to discover one of the front windows had been busted in. According to a Facebook post Kynd made Tuesday, the list of stolen inventory so far includes DJ decks, mixers, a laptop, tools, 100 records, vintage clothing and cash totaling approximately $12,000 in value.
"Me and my wife have worked so hard to build [Retroplex] up, took a massive loan to get going and dropped everything we have/had into it," Kynd's post reads. "We are broke and struggle month to month to make the bills and really can't afford to go backwards like this. This kind of shittyness [sic] could easily put us out of business."
He said there was more cash in the store than usual since they were coming off a healthy Christmas weekend. Some of the equipment and tools taken are also critical to his other jobs as a DJ and a custom audio and video technician. Because of the burglary, he was forced to cancel his appearance at Future Shock.
"Not having some of my gear will keep from my work in that field," he said. "They took all my tools for money making."
Since the store would normally be closed on Tuesdays anyway, the police had plenty of time to collect evidence and review the security cameras. "I just haven't heard yet," Kynd said Wednesday evening.
"The police have the DVR with the video of the break-in all the way up to them ripping out the cameras," his Facebook post continued. "So I will be meeting with them soon to watch it. I really hope it's someone I do not know."
But in his conversation with the Observer, Kynd seemed optimistic that the perpetrator was a stranger, and that the incident was just a random bit of terrible luck. He told us this is the first crime the business has dealt with.
"I think it was just a random criminal act," he said. "I don't have any enemies."
On the contrary, many of Kynd's friends in the DJ community have shown support for him and the business he runs with his wife, Amber, since they heard the news.
"Being a DJ in the community for the past 20 years, I've got a name brand for what I do and myself, so I've got a lot of friends who've shown attention," Kynd said. "They've created a GoFundMe to help recoup what was lost."
The GoFundMe, created Tuesday, has reached over $2,000 of its $12,000 goal at the time of writing, with 38 people making donations to help the Kynds get their money making ventures up and running again.
"It's time for this Dallas house music family to pull together and help our own," the description reads.
Some of the donations were accompanied by personal stories about Retroplex. "This store has been a home away from home since I moved here last summer," Eroc Jones writes, along with his $50 donation. "I really hope things work out for you guys."
Another local DJ, Bryan Coonrod, also created a Facebook event asking vinyl fans and friends of the Kynds to show them support by turning out to buy records and clothing at Retroplex, which specializes in both.
Although Kynd said he's had better days, he is placing his faith in the loyalty of his customers and seems more optimistic about Retroplex's ability to weather this incident than his initial Facebook post suggested.
"If anything, [our clientele] will do more," he said.
The only real regret he expressed is that he didn't show up just a bit earlier, in time to stop the crime, but he quickly reconsidered. "Everything happens for a reason."
Retroplex Records is located at 2206 S. Jupiter Road in Garland.


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Public relations or PR is a term that is coined for a team that helps your company or firm get recognized. Their main aim of indulging in marketing will be to publicize your company and make your story heard through all channels. The right form of PR team needs to be chosen, soon after considering the kind of requirement that you need at the moment. Be it for individuals or a huge company; the aspect is different based on the need. But things take a whole new turn when it comes to the tech industry. Mainly driven by technological advancements, the tech industry requires a different kind of PR. So, to help you understand all about the same, here's why the PR for a tech team is different.
The Requirement of Speed
The aspect of speed plays a different role in the tech industry. Since technology, on the whole, keeps changing, the PR team will be used to such forms of marketing or publicity. On another note, the industry is also filled with fast-growing enterprises because it takes a whole new calibre to get started in this industry. Finally, when we consider the pace of innovation, things tend to change again. Hence, the need for speed in the tech industry is quite different from the rest.
The PR and Influencer Equation
PR teams to tend to have a lot of contacts and that involves journalists and other such individuals. On the list, journalists tend to be the most important ones, since they publicize your story soon after hearing about the same. This is where things play a different role because this particular space is quite competitive. Due to this reason, Tech PRs are required to have a good relationship with their clients, since the need for the hour dictates them towards the same. Be it a mention or a prime time coverage, it all depends upon the skills of the PR team and the credibility of the innovation. We have seen in the past certain promotional companies that really influence the way their media get consumed a decent example could be a spotify plays influencer that increases the plays organically and than continues to write PR about how popular the artist is.
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The Coca-Cola Foundation, in partnership with the Alternative Indigenous Development Foundation, Inc. turned over an Agos Ram Pump Project that is benefitting more than 140 households Sitio Binalbagan, Brgy. Masulog and Sitio Can-urong, Brgy. Puso in La Castellana.
The turnover ceremony was attended by the President and General Manager of Coca-Cola Philippines, Mr. Diego Granizo; Legal and Corporate Affairs Director of Coca-Cola FEMSA Philippines, Mr. Juan Lorenzo Tañada; President of Coca-Cola Foundation, Philippines, Inc., Ms. Maria Cecilia Alcantara; and Vice President for Public Affairs and Communications of Coca-Cola Philippines, Atty. Adel Tamano.


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Waiting for Sunrise: A Cedar Key Novel by Eva Marie Everson.
Patsy Milstrap wishes that she could escape the shadow of her past and leave it behind her. Even though she strives her best to put on a brave front for her family, the wounds still ache, and the scars on her soul are still deeply felt. So at her husband's insistence they take a vacation from South Carolina to Cedar Key, an island off Florida's gulf coast. A week in paradise he thinks will do them some good.
But she never dreams that she'll find a totally unexpected, familiar face at a seaside restaurant there, and now Patsy knows that she just can't run from her past any longer. What will happen when old wounds are freshly reopened? And what could the future hold?
Eva Marie Everson is an amazing writer. This novel did not disappoint one bit. At first I hoped that it would not end up more on the bland side as my interests have really been in suspense lately. But as I starting digging into it further it really began picking up and I just couldn't put it down. I really love that Eva continued with some of the characters in the first Cedar Key book. She took a different angle through going into Patsy's past instead of just the present, which brought a whole new fresh dimension to the story. And this novel is rich with bittersweet pain and hurt in Patsy's life and the lives of her family. The amount of suffering is unbearable and really tugs at the heartstrings. It makes the book that much better and more realistic. I highly recommend this. Though it is not the typical light beach read it will be sure to enthrall you.
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AMGmarket.com News: SOURCE – Daimler Press Release/Stuttgart – The pace of Mercedes-Benz sales continues to increase, with 105,200 customers (November 2009: 88,600) buying one of the brand's vehicles in November. The figure is 19 percent higher than in the same month last year and the highest sales result ever for the month of November. This means that Mercedes-Benz once again recorded strong growth compared to the same month last year, even though sales had grown again in November 2009 following the crisis, particularly in the U.S. Since January, Mercedes-Benz has delivered a total of 1,059,600 passenger vehicles worldwide (January-November 2009: 914,700), representing an increase of 16 percent. Read more about Mercedes-Benz Posts Best November Sales Ever …
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Mercedes-Benz Recall For Possible Steering Failure AMG Market News (www.amgmarket.com): Mercedes-Benz is recalling more than 100,000 vehicles; about 85,000 in the U.S. and 22,000 or so in the UK and additional vehicles worldwide. The recall is for 2010 and 2011 vehicles for a potential power-steering failure according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). […]
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December 9, 2009
Mercedes-Benz GLK350 (cash equivalent)
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ENTRY DEADLINE: November 27, 2009 with the drawing on December 9, 2009. You must be a member of MBCA to purchase tickets and to win prizes at the time of drawing. Visit the club's website for details on additional prizes, which include a MBCA sponsored trip to Germany Tour (cash equivalent). Winners will be posted here on December 9th and will be in the MBCA Club magazine, The Star.
April 19, 2008
Win a 2008 Mercedes-Benz C300
Mississippi Opera's Raffle – Fundraiser Offers Excellent Odds
THIS IS NOT A LEASE! Mississippi Opera kicks off its annual fundraiser by again raffling the ownership of a brand new Mercedes-Benz! For the third consecutive season, we will put a lucky someone in the driver's seat of a brand new 2008 Mercedes-Benz C300 Sport Sedan, courtesy of Higginbotham Mercedes-Benz of Jackson. Read more about Mercedes-Benz Raffles …


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Happy Fourth of July! Today, we also remember a Blessed in our Church: Pier Giorgio Frassati. I wanted to share a bit about this soon to be Saint. The following appeared in Summons Issue #4.
As men, I think we sometimes struggle identifying with certain Saints. Even someone like St. Teresa of Calcutta who's an amazing Saint. She was a little Albanian sister who lived in India caring for the sick. I'm a married, American man wearing jeans and polo working on a computer all day. Don't get me wrong – there's plenty I can learn from following St. Teresa, but you also can't deny the differences in our lives.
And while Pier Giorgio lived in Italy in the early 1900s, he's still very much a saint for our times – a man's man.
Pier Giorgio loved to play jokes on his friends, always laughing, always smiling. He loved sports, art, music, poetry.
He was a tremendous athlete, hiking and climbing mountains with friends. For each trip, he would convince a priest to join them so they could have Mass. There's an iconic picture of Frassati after he reached the peak of a mountain. He wrote on the back, "Verso L'alto," which means 'toward the top.' It's become a mantra for those with an affinity for Pier Giorgio.
He was also a pool shark. He'd make wagers that if his opponent won, Pier Giorgio would pay them money, and if Frassati won, they'd come to Mass with him. He'd often show up with droves of people to attend Mass.
His family was wealthy and influential, but didn't always support him in his faith. Pier Giorgio would sneak off in the mornings to attend Mass, give his bus money to the poor, and minister to the sick. The sacraments and caring for others defined his life.
At the age of 24, he contracted polio from one of his frequent visits to families in need. At his funeral, his family was baffled that so many people showed up. They didn't know he was supporting all of these families. And, the families in need had no idea who Pier Giorgio was until he died. He never told them his real name.
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It's been nearly six months since Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice premiered, but it still took us that long to finally notice one particular Easter egg. In the film, there's a shot of a broken window with an unusual shape. Since we were too busy focused on Wonder Woman kicking ass, we totally missed it — but Twitter user @mas_critical didn't.
On Thursday (September 8), he or she tweeted out a query for director Zack Snyder, still photographer Clay Enos, and cinematographer Larry Fong.
The Twitter user pointed out that the broken glass is "only seen from Superman's angle twice and never from Batman's." Eventually, Enos answered and confirmed the fun little Easter egg via Snyder.
For those of you who don't get why glass shaped like the province of Ontario matters, here's a quick history lesson. Toronto-born Joe Shuster co-created Superman with Jerry Siegel in 1938, so the glass is an homage to his legacy. It's Easter eggs like this that are the most rewarding to spot, in my opinion. Obvious Easter eggs such as Robin's old costume are cool and all, but the fact that it took us nearly half a year to find this one makes it extra special.
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Lets hope that the new growing season is super productive, and bug free. Very best wishes, Cro xxReplyDelete
Happy New Year. Let's hope that 2013 is filled with bumper crops.ReplyDelete
... slug and mice free too. Happy New Year, Elaine! JxReplyDelete
- Anonymous1 January 2013 at 19:42
Happy New Year, Elaine and Happy Hardening this year :)ReplyDelete
And let us hope for a nice, no-extreme-weather-year for a change! Although, I found this year's first red lily beetle today in my garden, alive. Never seen them in January before! That's pretty extreme....Anyway, Happy New Year, and all the best for 2013!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1 January 2013 at 20:07
Happy new year Elaine! Looking forward to a year of perfect growing weather!ReplyDelete
A Happy New Year to you too. I'm looking forward to reading more of your blog posts in 2013.ReplyDelete
Happy new year Elaine, I hope you have a great year gardening and writing!ReplyDelete
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Wishing you a happy and healthy new year Elaine - may it treat you and your garden kindly xxxReplyDelete
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I look forward to more of your garden posts this year.ReplyDelete
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Application: injectable
Manufacturer: Eminence Labs
Dosage: 250mg/ml
Packing: 10 ampoules
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Sustanon is very popular steroid because of very less side effects associated with it. Testosterone propionate, testosterone isocaproate, test phenyl propionate and test decanoate are the four compounds that make up Sustanon. This combination is more effective than the four testosterone are alone.
Use of Sustanon 250
Sustanon 250 possess some major androgenic properties that are escorted by powerful anabolic abilities. These benefits includes improvement of muscles, triggering of appetite, anti-catabolic effects, higher number of red blood cells, improved oxygen transportation, huge strength, and improved libido.
These advantages are one of the major reason why athletes prefer Sustanon 250. It is mostly used in cutting cycles. The amount of water retained is also lesser than other tests. Sustanon 250 is also very effective in treating male hypogonadism.
Sustanon 250 Dose
The recommended dose varies from patient to patient due to their past medical conditions. The average dose is 1 ml and must be taken each fourth week. Athletes consume multiple dose and it varies from one another. Higher doses provide significant results and gains but it is recommended only for advanced steroids users.
Some athletes and bodybuilders the black book of training secrets take injections almost every day while training and following their cycles. The does which provides the most significant result is 500mg taken daily.
While combining Sustanon 250 with any other steroid, the dosage of 500mg must be reduced to 250mg. Adults can take a dose of 1 ml per injection one time in 3 weeks. Grown-up users have to reduce their dosage as compared to adults.
How is Sustanon used?
The injection of Sustanon 250 must be injected sincerely in the muscles. The needle of injection varies due to the injection site. Thigh injection has 23 gauge 1 needle, while injecting in shoulders the needle must be of 22 gauge 1½.
Sustanon 250 Results
The main and significant result of Sustanon 250 is that it provides huge increment in muscle mass and the increment is around 6 kg per month.
Sustanon 250 Side Effects
Due to injectable form, some problems can be faced at the injection site. Loss of hair, excavating of voice and hypertrophy of prostate are some of the side effects. Other side effects include water retention and condition of gynecomastia.
Sustanon 250 causes Virilization effects in females. Growth of facial and body hair, discrepancies in menstrual cycle are some of the side effects of Sustanon 250 on females.
If males who are in their pre-puberty stage uses Sustanon 250 then they can experience multiple erections, and penis expansion. Hypertension, acne, liver disorder, nervousness, depression and nausea are some other side effects.
Sustanon 250 Overdose Problems
Polycythaemia and priapism are the most common problems that occur after the over dose of Sustanon 250. Therefore after experiencing any of these signs, user must immediately stop using Sustanon 250 further.
Safety Precautions
Individuals who are allergic to soya must never take this steroid as it contains peanut oil which is not good with soya. This could lead to headaches or metastases.
Females who are pregnant or breast feeding must never take Sustanon 250. It could cause negative impact on the baby as well as the mother.
This product (Testosterone Mix) is sold under different names (most popular as Sustanon 250 or Testosteron Blend or Compound):
Sustanon is without question the most popular testosterone mixture on the planet. Where most testosterone compounds are single ester compounds, Sustanon 250 is comprised of four distinct esters; four distinct testosterone compounds conjoined into one. Developed by Organon for the purpose of infrequent Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) treatment, while effective it would soon be held as vital to many performance enhancing athletes; after all, Organon has for years manufactured some of the best anabolic steroids on earth.
When it comes to Sustanon's original intent, the idea was to create a testosterone compound comprised of varying sized esters that would allow for instant testosterone benefits that would be long lasting. Of course, this hope would prove to be successful; in-fact, a TRT patient could actually remedy his low testosterone condition with only one injection of Sustanon 250 every three to four weeks. Even so, due to a mixture of small and large esters, a problem was later discovered; while low testosterone would be remedied, total testosterone levels would rise and fall beyond appropriate or satisfactory means. For this reason, if levels are to be maintained at a more stable level, one injection every teen to fourteen days is probably more efficient, and for this reason, many U.S. physicians often opt for large single ester testosterone compounds like Testosterone Cypionate.
While the original intent of Sustanon was for TRT, this can be an excellent choice for performance enhancing athletes; after all, Sustanon 250 is merely testosterone. Even so, due to the mixture of four varying esters, if levels are to remain not only stable but also peaked at all times, despite large esters being a part of the compound every other day injections are normally recommended. You might be able to get by with three injections per week, but an every other day schedule will prove far more efficient. With all of this in mind, we want to look at Sustanon , what it is precisely, what it has to offer, the side effects associated, and of course, what you can do about them in-order to achieve successful supplementation.
When it comes to Testosterone Replacement Therapy, the benefits of Sustanon are fairly straightforward; your testosterone levels are low, Sust is pure testosterone, and through administration the problem is solved. Through supplementation, each and every last symptom of low testosterone can and will be reversed, and as a result, your overall quality of life enhanced. Those who suffer from low testosterone often find their libido is severely diminished and often erectile dysfunction becomes a problem, but these are hardly the only symptoms. A loss of muscle mass and strength is often common as is increased body-fat, and this can all occur despite proper exercise and dieting habits. Further, those who suffer often find their energy levels drained, they become depressed, suffer from insomnia and their immune system weakens; not to mention they suffer from a lack of mental clarity and open the door to many far more serious conditions. When low testosterone is ignored, it has been shown to be a contributor to leading to diabetes, osteoporosis and even Alzheimers disease. Thankfully, if you suffer from low levels, Sustanon 250 can ensure you suffer no more, and the odds of you falling prey to the more serious conditions will be greatly improved.
As a heavily aromatizing steroid, the primary side-effects of Sustanon 250 will be those of an estrogenic nature as the aromatase process refers to the conversion of testosterone into estrogen. As estrogen levels increase, this can lead to gynecomastia and excess water retention, which can in-turn promote high blood pressure. For this reason, its often advised that the use of an Aromatase Inhibitor (AI) be present with the use of any testosterone compound; Anastrozole (Arimidex) and Letrozole (Femara) are always your best choices. By their natural mode of action, AIs will inhibit the aromatase process from occurring and even lower the bodys total estrogen levels; problem solved. It should be noted; Selective Estrogen Receptor Modulators (SERMs) can also protect against gynecomastia by binding to the receptors in the place of estrogen; however, they will not inhibit aromatase or reduce estrogen levels. This means SERMs cannot offer protection beyond gynecomastia, and depending on your dosing and overall sensitivity they may not be enough to protect you from that; AIs are the only true answer.
While AIs can offer a lot of protection, and with supraphysiological doses of testosterone they're often recommended, they can have a negative impact on your lipid profiles as can supraphysiological doses of testosterone to a degree. Its not uncommon to see LDL levels increase and HDL levels decrease, but all hope is not lost. For this reason, it is imperative you do not supplement if you have high cholesterol, but if healthy you should give extra effort into ensuring the continuation of such healthy levels. A great place to start is with the consumption of plenty of omega fatty acids as they will increase your HDL levels, which will in-turn regulate your LDL levels.
250mg per Week
At a usage level of 250 mg/week, Sustanon provides basically only a high level of testosterone replacement therapy. Individuals with low testosterone may see a marked improvement, but many with mid-normal or high natural testosterone will see little added effect at this dosage level. Yet, Sustanon is suppressive of the hypothalamus and pituitary at this dosage and will largely shut down natural testosterone production while being used. So, this dosage has relatively little of the benefits of most steroid cycles, but shares the adverse side effect of suppressed testosterone production.
500mg per Week
500 mg/week is a minimal dosage level for most to see good results. At this dosage, gains are typically good for a first cycle and often no ancillary drug is required to control estrogen. But in many instances, estrogen control is already desirable.
750mg per Week
The next step up of 750 mg/week provides a noticeable further increase in gains, and if estrogen is controlled, side effects are generally not much different than at 500 mg/week.
1,000mg per Week
A dose of 1,000 mg/week is generally sufficient for intermediate to even many advanced users. In some cases, even more than this is used. However, this generally is not necessary unless results have reached a plateau already at the 1 g/week level.
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The Monserrate Palace is one of the most beautiful architectural and landscape creations of Portugal Romanticism.
Sir Francis Cook, an English millionaire of the textile trade, 1st Viscount of Monserrate and owner of one of the greatest private art collections in Britain, was the creator of the garden and the Monserrate Palace, which were in the 19th century, the summer residence for Francis Cook family.
This ancient country estate with an area of 33 hectares, held a remarkable botanical collection of species from all over the world, well acclimatized and offering contrasting environments along winding paths, among ruins, waterfalls, valleys, different gardens, lakes and much more…
From the top of the Park, imposing itself over the beautiful landscape is the Palace Monserrate. Gerard de Visme, an English merchant was responsible for the construction of the first Palace of Monserrate, and in 1856 Monserrate was fully rehabilitated, under the coordination of English architect James T. Knowles, into the summer residence of the cook family.
The history really begins in 1540, where the Chapel dedicated to Our Lady of Monserrate was built where the Palace now stands, and in the forthcoming centuries it was leased to several important families, until Sir Cook buys it in 1856.
The Palace is a unique example of the eclectic spirit of the XIX century, a Neo-Gothic mansion where we wonder through the gallery, a central body, which links the dining room, the library, billiards room, the Indian drawing room, finishing in the marvellous Music Room.
Nowadays, receives temporary exhibitions of painters, photography and it is also available for weddings, and Casa da Capela proudly stands near this unique spot.
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What is the difference between ice and speed?
Ice and speed are both different forms of a drug called methamphetamine.
Methamphetamine is a stimulant, one of the amphetamine group of drugs manufactured from readily available chemicals.
Methamphetamine is available in three different forms commonly known as speed, base and ice but they differ in their purity. Ice is about 80% pure, whereas speed is typically around 10-20% pure.
Speed usually comes in the form of white or yellow powder, but can also be bought as pills. People either sniff it through the nose (snort it), inject it or swallow it in tablet or capsule form.
Ice is the purest form of methamphetamine available in Australia. It usually looks like colourless to white crystals or a coarse crystal-like powder, but it can also appear in other colours. Ice is also called crystal, crystal meth, meth or shabu. Ice is usually smoked or injected.
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Introduction: So often achieving speed requires sacrifices in refinement
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Daiwa's Steez Series has long been the benchmark of ultra lightweight magnesium
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The newest addition to the Daiwa Steez Series is the high
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The Steez XS is immediately
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It is no secret that Daiwa does high end reels better than just about anyone out
there and the Steez Series is proof of that. While these reels represent a small
percentage of the total number of Daiwa reels sold each season it is important
for a company built on delivering premium fishing tackle to continue to
introduce "halo" products.
The Steez XS reel features a
larger gearbox and handle
These are the
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the tone for the company's technological and design vision. The newest addition
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The reel makes use of a Magnesium
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Like other
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large 100mm handle and distinct purple anodizing on the A7075 aluminum spool and
metal components. The purple highlights look great and give the reel a very
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text: Yes, I am a big fan of the stack rank. But not the questionable HR stack ranking done at review time. Let me show you the good stack rank. Every company, from startup to Fortune 500 and every person, from entry-level to CEO all share a similar problem. We all have a to-do list that is longer than we can do. There are many ways to determine what on your to-do list you should do. You could work on the items that you like or enjoy the most. You could work on the items that are the most urgent. You could work on the items that are the most important. You could work on the items that have been on the list the longest. Etc. In a startup (like most other places) it's essential to move quickly and efficiently. So I'll say that we need to prioritize this big to-do list to ensure that we are working on the most important items. So how do you determine what is the most important? The concept is really simple. Have a stack rank of the work you could be doing with the more important items at the top of the list. Work on the items near the top of the list. Don't work on the items in the middle or at the bottom of the list until the items at the top are done. While the concept is simple, it does require a bit of discipline to execute. Here are some of the ways that I stay focused on my stack ranks.


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ESM Banking License? Not Happening as Merkel Allies Harden Opposition
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So far it's been nothing but hot air and no action from ECB president Mario Draghi after he pledged to do whatever it takes to save the euro.
One of the highly-touted ideas as of late has been a ESM banking license. However, the idea is not really new, and has been shot down repeatedly already. Nonetheless eurocrats like Jean-Claude Juncker, chairman of the eurogroup, keep bringing the idea up as if the answer will change.
It won't. Bloomberg reports Merkel Allies Harden Opposition to Granting ESM Bank License
German Chancellor Angela Merkel's coalition rejected granting the permanent euro rescue fund access to European Central Bank liquidity via a banking license, as the Finance Ministry said it saw no need for any such move.One would hope this message would sink through the thick heads of the eurocrats, but it probably won't.
The rules of the European Stability Mechanism don't provide for refinancing through the ECB, the ministry in Berlin said today in an e-mailed response to questions. The ministry isn't holding talks on the topic nor are secret meetings taking place on such proposals, it said.
France and Italy are building support for a previously floated plan to allow the permanent backstop to wield unlimited firepower courtesy of the ECB, Germany's Sueddeutsche Zeitung newspaper reported today, citing a European Union official it didn't name. Leading ECB governing council members are among those who now back the idea, the newspaper said.
Lawmakers from all three parties in Merkel's coalition immediately repudiated the suggestion. It is a "dangerous attempt" to bypass the ban on the central bank financing states directly, said Hans Michelbach of the Bavarian Christian Social Union. The Free Democratic Party's Rainer Bruederle told Die Welt newspaper such a mechanism is a "wealth-destroying weapon," while Norbert Barthle of Merkel's Christian Democratic Union said it won't happen.
"Those who try to circumvent their own rules through the back door lose their legitimacy in the eyes of the public," Michelbach said in an e-mailed statement. "Financing debt by means of the printing press leads to growing inflation dangers."
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Paul Weller promotes new album on XFM London and Absolute Radio
by John Curley—Paul Weller has been promoting the heck out of his new album, Wake Up The Nation, making numerous appearances in the UK music media. This past week, Weller took to the airwaves of XFM London and Absolute Radio to be interviewed about the album and to perform some tracks from it.
Weller did a quite comprehensive track-by-track analysis of the album with XFM London's John Kennedy. You can hear this by going to http://www.xfm.co.uk/artists/interviews/paul-weller-on-wake-up-the-nation and then clicking the individual audio links. Only the interview segments can be heard. The music from the album is not included due to rights restrictions.
On the same day that Weller did the interview with John Kennedy, he also did a video Q&A session with some listeners of XFM London. Kennedy served as the moderator for the Q&A. The questions that the listeners asked were actually kind of interesting. You can watch the Q&A by going to http://www.xfm.co.uk/artists/interviews/paul-weller-on-wake-up-the-nation and then clicking the "watch" link.
Weller also met recently with XFM London DJ Dave Berry for another interview, which you can hear by going to http://www.xfm.co.uk/news/2010/dave-berry-meets-paul-weller and then clicking the individual audio links.
Two weeks ago, Weller appeared on XFM Manchester's breakfast show and was interviewed by Pete Mitchell. You can hear that interview by going to http://www.xfm.co.uk/onair/shows/pete-mitchell-meets-paul-weller and clicking the "Listen again here" link.
Weller did an acoustic live session last week on Absolute Radio's Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show. The session runs for about 15 minutes, and Weller and his band performed four songs—"All On A Misty Morning," "Andromeda," a cover of Marvin Gaye's "How Sweet It Is To Be Loved By You," and Weller's new single, "No Tears To Cry." A video of the live session can be viewed at http://www.absoluteradio.co.uk/player/7876/live_music.html. The video will be up on the Absolute Radio site until May 22nd.
Weller's Wake Up The Nation album was released last Monday, April 19th, in the UK. It is coming out on June 1st in the United States. Reviews of the album in the UK music press have been overwhelmingly positive.


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When we first meet Angela Abar in Episode One of HBO's Watchmen, she's giving a presentation about her bakery to her child's elementary school class. While the kids are munchin' on mooncakes, Angela gives a little TMI when someone asks why she retired from the police force.
She says, "I was one of the cops who was attacked on the White Night," explaining that before police officers in Tulsa started wearing masks, "the bad guys knew who I was and knew where I lived. And they came to my house and they shot me." Abar starts going into the gruesome details of her injuries until the teacher cuts her off. With her small recap of what happened, you can fill in the blanks—there was a coordinated attack on Tulsa's police force, which led to them adopting those creepy yellow masks. And it also led to Angela reentering the force as a masked vigilante.
In Episode Two, we learn a little more about the White Night, as well as what exactly Angela endured on that evening. Early into the episode, we see Angela and her husband, Cal, enjoying Christmas Eve. But as soon as then clock strikes midnight, two members of the Seventh Kalvary (they're wearing Rorschach masks) burst into their home. Angela manages to stab one to death, but the other one shoots her in the torso at point-blank range.
A few moments later, in the next scene, we see Judd Crawford, wearing an arm sling, sitting next to Angela—who's in a hospital bed. When Judd fills Angela in about the mass attack, we hear about what really happened that night. He says, "They came for everybody. Coordinated attack. Simultaneous hits, 40 houses. All police. Most of us asleep in our beds on Christmas Eve. The news is calling it the White Night." Even worse, Judd tells Angela that the entire force is either dead, or resigning out of fear that they'll be attacked in the future. Piecing together bits of information from the show, it appears that The White Night took place about three years before the events of the HBO show.
The White Night also explains the violent reaction that the Tulsa police had to Crawford's murder—the raid of the Nixonville trailer park where members of the Seventh Kalvary are believed to live.
But, shortly after learning about the details of The White Night, it's revealed that Crawford had a set of KKK robes in his closet. This begs the question: Was Crawford somehow involved in the White Night alongside the Seventh Kalvary? This show has made it clear that there is no obvious distinction between good guys and bad guys. But going forward, don't be surprised if—in true Watchmen fashion—we still don't know the full story of the White Night.


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Category: Comedy
Sub-Category: Comedy Interviews
First Episode: 2011
Award-winning comedian Justin Hamilton ( Big Squid With Justin Hamilton, The Shelf Podcast) interviews comedians from all over Australia and abroad to talk about their careers, their processes and any other stories that come to mind.
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Oconto County farm auction theft: Couple to avoid jail time by paying restitution
OCONTO – As long as they keep working and paying off more than $273,000 in restitution, Leroy and Mary Beechy will stay out of jail.
The Shawano County couple — initially charged with failing to turn over $375,000 in auction proceeds — were granted two years of probation by Judge Jay N. Conley at their sentencing Thursday, June 27 in Oconto County Circuit Court.
Because of the sheer amount of money involved, Conley said incarceration was warranted, but he grudgingly held off.
"They are working hard right now," he said. "I want to keep them working, keep them paying restitution."
Conley said if the Beechys miss a $1,500 monthly payment over the next two years, he will consider ordering county jail time as a condition of probation.
"I think it's actually unfair that these defendants are not being sent to jail, but to send them to jail is going to frustrate victim's rights and the payment of that restitution," Conley said.
Defense attorneys told Conley the couple were in deep financial trouble with their dairy farm and handled their auction business accounting poorly.
The couple last month pleaded no contest to counts of felony theft of more than $10,000 in a business setting and misdemeanor charges of issuing a worthless check and theft by false representation.
As part of a plea agreement, Conley withheld a finding of guilt and approved a deferred judgment on the felony charge, which will be dismissed if the couple repay the money. The agreement means they will remain under the jurisdiction of the court for the next 15 years while $1,500 monthly payments are made.
Should they not repay the money as scheduled, the Beechys could be sentenced on the felony charge to state prison for up to 10 years.
On Thursday, they paid $101,500. If that had not been paid, Assistant District Attorney Robert Mraz would have recommended that the Beechys serve consecutive terms of nine months jail on each of the misdemeanor charges.
As it was paid, Mraz asked Conley to withhold a sentence on the charges and grant two years of probation.
"This case has always been about an auctioneer's responsibility to his client," Mraz said.
The money, he added, "was held much longer than 24 hours, and that was done so the Beechys could pay their own personal, private debts and expenses."
The case stems from an auction held Nov. 11-12, 2015, when Marion-based Beechy's Dairy Cattle Auctions LLC sold livestock and equipment at what was then Nerfarms LLC's property on Oconto County A in the town of Little River. The auction produced $655,775 in gross proceeds, of which $590,725 was due to Nerfarms, according to the criminal complaint.
Beechy collected $577,234 after costs and commissions and issued a check to Nerfarms for that amount on Dec. 17, 2015. However, the check was not honored because of insufficient funds.
Following a demand for full payment, Nerfarms received $100,000 on Feb. 9, 2016, and $102,000 on March 9, 2016, leaving $388,725 unpaid. It's not clear why the final amount of restitution due — $375,234 — is different.
Nerfarms LLC filed suit against Leroy Beechy and his company April 7, 2016, seeking the remainder of the money. Conley granted a default judgment July 13, 2016.
Leroy Beechy's attorney, Kurt Ellison, and Mary Beechy's attorney, Peter Rotter, noted that the couple have never disputed the debt.
"That's a reflection of their character and their desire to see it paid," Rotter said.
Ellison said Leroy Beechy had long acknowledged he owed the money and wanted to repay it but could not.
"And now, through the help of family and with this (deferred judgment agreement), they're going to work their you-know-whats off to get this done," Ellison said.
According to the criminal complaint filed against Mary Beechy, over the period of Nov. 12 to Dec. 31, 2015, there were 102 automatic withdrawals by three creditors totaling nearly $147,000. Another $201,000 was transferred from their business account to the couple's personal account at their bank over the same period.
Four cash withdrawals, totaling $6,400, were made from Nov. 19 to Dec. 9. They also issued 23 checks for just over $317,000, but only made deposits of $166,519 in November and December.
Rotter said the couple didn't initially intend to steal from the farm's owner, James Nerenhausen.
"But one definition of intent is to take actions that are practically certain to have a result, and that was this case, and they should have known going in (that) putting money into a personal account — especially when other lenders were taking money out of that account electronically, where they had no say in whether it was going to happen — and it was something that was practically certain to lead to this result, and it did," Rotter said.
"They continued to try to pay their debts and make everybody happy; it was absolutely impossible for them to be able to do so," he said.
Ellison told Conley that "predatory lenders" took advantage of the couple's lack of business skills. Many of the loans were apparently at high interest, Rotter added.
Conley expressed concern about whether the Beechys will be able to keep making the payments for many years, considering their other debts.
Ellison said he and Rotter will be addressing that with the lenders "so that we can ensure by the way we handle this, that (the Nerenhausens) will get their money."
Rotter, who noted that the debt can't be discharged by bankruptcy, urged Conley not to impose jail time for either Leroy or Mary Beechy, so they can continue to work full time and make restitution. He added they are no longer in the auction business or dairy farming.
"They are not the kind of people who renege on their debts," he said. "They get them paid, and that's what they're trying to do."
Leroy, 48, and Mary, 47, declined to make a statement to the court.
Conley said the couple knew the client would be due proceeds from an auction and should have had a trust account to hold funds rather than commingling funds.
"(You) ended up creating a horrific financial situation for the Nerenhausens, and they're out a ton of money, and they're expected to just wait patiently for that money over the years," Conley said.
Not ordering a jail term "on its face seems wrong," especially when young people who break into cabins and steal beer are incarcerated, he said.
"(But) sending them to jail upsets what I think is a very fragile apple cart. I don't even know how realistic this deal is going to be. I don't know if the wool is being pulled over our eyes; I don't know what their ability to pay 1,500 bucks a month is."
The only reason not to send the couple to jail, he added, is so they can work and pay off the debt.
"If restitution is not going to be paid, if the Nerenhausens aren't going to be made whole, the Beechys should do some significant jail time," Conley said.
Conley decided to impose and stay the maximum sentence of nine months in jail on each misdemeanor count, to be served consecutively.
Conley required each defendant to maintain employment and make required restitution payments while on probation, and he assessed them each court costs of $546 and $400 in DNA surcharges. He granted a defense request allowing them to leave the state for work.
Leroy Beechy, who was first charged on June 1, 2017, lives in rural Marion at the same location where his company was based. Mary Beechy listed the same address when she was charged on Oct. 10, 2018, but her address was changed a few weeks later to Bonduel.
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With Tom Cruise whipping off his shirt and flexing his muscles with all the eager-to-please zestiness of Taylor Lautner doing likewise in the Twilight franchise, it's clear that Jack Reacher is a vanity project of the highest order. But it's also a movie full of pleasant surprises, not the least being a key supporting role for German director Werner Herzog - perhaps not since Roman Polanski turned up in Rush Hour 3 as a Parisian policeman fond of ordering anal probes on prisoners has a great European filmmaker popped up in so unlikely a place.
Luckily, Jack Reacher is no cinematic cesspool like the third Rush Hour romp; instead, this adaptation of Lee Child's One Shot is more intelligent than most of the daft murder-mysteries appearing on screen, with the protagonists actually involved in some genuine sleuthing rather than having all the clues conveniently dropping into their lap or cracking the case through some ludicrous coincidences.
The thrust here is that a former army sniper (Joseph Sikora) stands accused of killing five random people (yes, the opening sequence featuring the shootings is indeed unsettling), and only Jack Reacher (Cruise), an ex-military investigator living off society's radar, can prove his innocence.
But the twists begin right away, with the revelation that Reacher appears on the scene ready to "bury" the man, not set him free. From here, the movie refreshingly takes its time laying out the requisite groundwork in terms of characters and conspiracies (but takes too much time on a car chase that's well-executed but nevertheless overstays its welcome), with such figures as a defense lawyer (Rosamund Pike), her district attorney dad (Richard Jenkins) and a shooting-range owner (Robert Duvall) impacting the proceedings.
While the Mission: Impossible yarns continue to roll along (a fifth is due in 2015), it's likely that Cruise also views this as a potential franchise. If that's the case, there's certainly plenty of material: Child has written 17 Jack Reacher books so far, meaning Cruise can keep playing this guy until they pry the script from his cold, dead hands.


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|Please visit our ***NEW*** OBF/BOSC website: https://www.open-bio.org/
Codefest 2014
OpenBio Codefest 2014 will take place July 9th and 10th, 2014 (the Wednesday and Thursday before BOSC 2014) in Cambridge, Massachusetts at hack/reduce. This is a great opportunity for open source bioinformatics developers to meet and work collaboratively. We hope to have developers from projects such as BioPerl, BioJava, Biopython, BioRuby, Galaxy and GenomeSpace in attendance. Everyone is welcome to attend.
This is the fifth annual pre-BOSC Codefest, continuing work from Codefest 2010 in Boston, Codefest 2011 in Vienna, Codefest 2012 in Los Angeles, and Codefest 2013 in Berlin.
It will be followed by the EU-Codefest 2014 in England in September 2014.
Most open source bioinformatics projects are coordinated remotely, with users from all over the world contributing and organizing themselves through mailing lists and chats. Contributors work on these projects in their spare time, balancing open source commitments with their day jobs and life outside of the computer.
The objective of the Codefest is to give these talented developers a chance to be fully focused on the projects for a few days, interacting in real time. Previous Hackathons have been immensely successful at producing new high quality code and innovative project developments.
The goals for the two days are determined entirely by attendees. Please add your project ideas to the shared Google document. We'll use this brainstorming discussion document to prepare directions for the two days of work.
Brad presented a short set of slides from the group at BOSC 2014, linked to from the BOSC 2014 Schedule.
You are very welcome to attend. There is no cost, we only ask you to register to help organize numbers for food and beverages. Please add yourself if you are interested to this Google spreadsheet We'll coordinate through the Codefest 2014 mailing list, so please sign up to receive updates.
hack/reduce, a wonderful hacker space in Cambridge, has agreed to host us for the two days. It's located a short walk from the Kendall Square Red Line T stop: Google map
Thanks to Amazon all participants will receive a $100 AWS credit to support work at the Hackathon.
Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors we will have coffee, lunch and dinner for both days. We plan to meet at 9am and work throughout the day and evening. Timing is flexible so come when you are able and contribute as much as you'd like. On July 10th we'll have a BBQ dinner at Brad's house in Somerville to thank everyone for all the hard work. The rough schedule highlights for the two days are:
- July 9th, 9am: Greetings, introduction, organization and coffee
- July 9th, 1pm: Lunch, post-lunch organization
- July 9th, 6pm: Dinner, wrap-up discussions, continue working as long as you like
- July 10th, 9am: Greetings, organization and coffee
- July 10th, 1pm: Lunch, post-lunch organization
- July 10th, 3:30pm: Prepare codefest progress reports and slides for BOSC
- July 10th, 5-8pm: BBQ at Brad's house in Somerville
Our recommendation for housing is to look at AirBnb near Kendall, Central or Harvard square on the Cambridge side of the River or Back Bay/Fenway on the Hynes Convention center side. Generally you want to be near the MBTA train (the T). Red line stops like Kendall, Central, Harvard, Porter or Davis offer good access to Hack/Reduce with a short walk from the Kendall train station. The Green line (B, C, and D; not E) stop at Hynes Convention Center, and you can transfer from Green to Red at Park Street Station downtown.
We thank Curoverse, Harbinger Partners, Inc. and Amazon Web Services for sponsoring the BOSC CodeFest 2014.


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An Act to amend 66.0603 (1m) (a) 1. of the statutes; Relating to: investment of surplus money by local units of government. (FE)
|Date / House
|4/11/2017 Asm.
|Introduced by Representatives Katsma, Ballweg, Bernier, E. Brooks, R. Brooks, Duchow, Felzkowski, Gannon, Knodl, Kulp, Macco, Murphy, Novak, Quinn, Ripp, Rohrkaste, Skowronski, Spiros, Steffen and Tittl;
cosponsored by Senators Testin, Marklein, Stroebel and Wanggaard
|4/11/2017 Asm.
|Read first time and referred to Committee on Local Government
|4/19/2017 Asm.
|Fiscal estimate received
|5/3/2017 Asm.
|Public hearing held
|5/17/2017 Asm.
|Executive action taken
|5/19/2017 Asm.
|Report passage recommended by Committee on Local Government, Ayes 8, Noes 0
|5/19/2017 Asm.
|Referred to committee on Rules
|6/7/2017 Asm.
|Placed on calendar 6-14-2017 by Committee on Rules
|6/14/2017 Asm.
|Read a second time
|6/14/2017 Asm.
|Ordered to a third reading
|6/14/2017 Asm.
|Rules suspended
|6/14/2017 Asm.
|Read a third time and passed
|6/14/2017 Asm.
|Ordered immediately messaged
|6/15/2017 Sen.
|Received from Assembly
|6/20/2017 Sen.
|Read first time and referred to committee on Economic Development, Commerce and Local Government
|7/14/2017 Sen.
|Executive action taken
|7/18/2017 Sen.
|Report concurrence recommended by Committee on Economic Development, Commerce and Local Government, Ayes 7, Noes 0
|7/18/2017 Sen.
|Available for scheduling
|10/27/2017 Sen.
|Public hearing requirement waived by committee on Senate Organization, pursuant to Senate Rule 18 (1m), Ayes 5, Noes 0
|10/27/2017 Sen.
|Placed on calendar 10-31-2017 pursuant to Senate Rule 18(1)
|10/31/2017 Sen.
|Read a second time
|10/31/2017 Sen.
|Ordered to a third reading
|10/31/2017 Sen.
|Rules suspended
|10/31/2017 Sen.
|Read a third time and concurred in
|10/31/2017 Sen.
|Ordered immediately messaged
|10/31/2017 Asm.
|Received from Senate concurred in
|11/3/2017 Asm.
|Report correctly enrolled on 11-3-2017
|11/22/2017 Asm.
|Presented to the Governor on 11-22-2017
|11/28/2017 Asm.
|Report approved by the Governor on 11-27-2017. 2017 Wisconsin Act 78
|11/28/2017 Asm.
|Published 11-28-2017


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