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Monday, February 16, 2009
Working in Archives #5: digital cameras
The other problems with digital cameras are technical. The Sonys I tried would always blur slightly around the edges. My current Lumix struggles with the anti-shake in low light. Here is what I have figured out through painful trial and error. First, the camera has to have image stabilization, unless you can use a tripod. Second, maybe this is purely personal, but I prefer a lighter camera. My hands get fatigued after shooting continuously for a few minutes, and the more they shake, the less the camera can compensate. For this reason, I have stayed away from top of the line SLR or SLR-like cameras. Third, the camera needs to be able to deal with low light situations without forcing one to use a high ISO and thereby increasing the noise. Fourth, the camera has to have good battery life. Always bring the charger or spare batteries with you to the archive. Fifth, take a representative kind of document along when buying a camera, shoot some pictures, and study the sharpness along the edges. If the text is already difficult to read, any additional distortion can be fatal. Sixth, no matter how reliable the camera, I've started taking at least two shots of every document. I can cull out the duplicates later. That is faster, and seems to use less battery power, than stopping after every shot and zooming in on the image. Of course, this also means that you need a large memory card. Finally, when shooting consecutive pages in a bound text, I like to get a piece of the opposite page in the frame. Sometimes the texts I see are only numbered on every other page or only on one side. Sometimes page numbers end up being hard to read. By getting a piece of the opposite page, I can match up pictures and be more sure which page is which or that I haven't skipped a page. I also pay attention to getting a shot with the page number in it. I might also take another close-up without. If the document is large, I take both a full page shot and a top-part and bottom-part shot, being sure that I overlap some lines in the middle.
Now to the policy of using cameras as Sitzfleisch substitutes. Sometimes it is the best use of one's time to shoot pictures and move on. In that case, I at least recommend uploading the pictures to your computer before leaving the archive to make sure you have good shots. I've done the quick-shoot thing, among other times, when all I wanted was some examples of the handwriting of a certain type of text that I planned to work on in the future. But at a minimum, I think it is a good idea to at least skim the document in situ. Not only does that prevent one from taking pictures of a lot of garbage, but if the document does end up being somewhat blurry, at least you know what the document was about, and that might help you figure out what it says. I also find it helpful to note down that I took pictures. So if I am taking notes about a document, and I take a picture of it, I add in my notes: "picture taken." Three other tips I've learned from bad experiences: before deleting photos from the camera, make sure they were all properly loaded onto the computer. When culling photos, make sure you delete the bad image, not the good one. And finally, take more pictures rather than less. I am endlessly kicking myself for not having taken that one additional picture. At the time, I thought it wasn't important. It then turns out that it was.
I am always looking for a better archive camera, and I've never found a discussion of the topic online. So if anyone has suggestions, I, for one, would be very happy to hear them.
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I did my dissertation research, or collecting rather, at the Archivo Nacional del Ecuador in 2002-2003 using a digital camera, and it has (on the whole) worked out very well. All of my documents date from the period between 1765 and 1855- with varyin degrees of paper, ink, and paleographic integrity. At the time all I could afford was 3.2mp, which seems a bit ridiculous now.
I took pics of literally 10s of 1000s of manuscript pages over the course of the year-- enough to fill some 70 cdrs with pics. The most in one day was some 1000 pics of open-faced (two page) manuscript. Most of these were criminal and civil court cases from municipal and Audiencia courts.
Important things to consider?
1. Develop a system for choosing, shooting, notating, and backing up data. Then, stick to it with religious fervor.
2. Use a tripod.
3. Be meticulous.
At the time I burned two copies of each cd, and couldn't keep copies on my harddrive, which was to small for the level of data I was dealing with. I would do this differently now.
Each day, I would write on paper and in Word the folder name/number I was photographing and the picture numbers produced by the camera-- ie, Criminales Box 35 Folder 4 15-iii-1765 = PDR310-PDR362. This made it possible to reconstruct at the end of each day the structure of the archive in my file structure.
So, I stored the pics in folders named and patterned after the structure in the archive. Even at 3.2mp, the pics were far superior to photocopies. I would recommend it at any and every archive that allows it.
One more note-- I'm glad that I took photos of entire manuscripts, and not selections, because in the end things I didn't think were important in the archive became very important for my project.
-chad black
- February 16, 2009 at 10:12:00 PM EST
- Mary L. Dudziak said...
I found a good discussion of cameras online about a year ago. I can't find that site -- but I can tell you that the discussion convinced me to purchase a Canon PowerShot G9. You can take good photos with a less expensive camera. One thing that led me to go with this camera is that you can manually set the ISO, and there is a high speed setting (1600) for low light conditions. The blog (or website?) discussion highlighted this feature as helpful for archives that don't allow you to use a flash. I haven't needed this function yet -- but I can tell you that I'm extremely happy with the camera.
- February 16, 2009 at 11:01:00 PM EST
- Bruce Boyden said...
Fascinating. Thanks for this post, I don't think I would have thought of this. The last time I was in archives was -- er, prior to digital cameras, so this is really helpful if I ever go back. One question -- how often if ever do you run into problems with the archives not wanting you to take photos and/or not willing to gamble that you know how to turn the flash off?
- February 16, 2009 at 11:56:00 PM EST
- Emily Kadens said...
Some archives simply don't let you use a camera. The British Library, for instance, bans them fervently. Otherwise, more and more places these days permit it, though at some you have to pay a licensing fee that is generally pretty reasonable. The expensive ones are where you have to pay by the picture. What I haven't seen are archives that permit tripods, though I have been to some that have built-in camera stands on a few desks for patrons to use. Otherwise, they expect you to figure out how to turn off the flash--if not you will have the wrath of the archivist brought down upon you. The other thing to turn off are all the bells and beeps so that you don't incur the wrath of the other readers.
- February 17, 2009 at 8:51:00 AM EST
- Zvi said...
Some archives (most importantly the National Archives) will also let you bring in a scanner to scan loose sheets of paper. In my experience this takes a bit longer per page, but the results are excellent, and you have great control over the quality of the image (and can set quality to grayscale, which is speedy and generally superior to B/W in terms of quality, or color).
I'd put in a plug for the Canon Canoscan Lide 60. It's discontinued but still easily available...it weighs under 4 pounds, is about the size of a laptop computer and is under 2 inches thick. Best of all, it runs off USB power, so there's no need for a second outlet (or any outlet if your computer's battery will last long enough. The only downside is that the flatbed only fits slightly larger than letter-sized documents.
- February 17, 2009 at 2:47:00 PM EST
- Unknown said...
Great discussion. Thanks to all.
I am currently researching nineteenth century cartoons for a chapter in a book that I am co-editing. I want to take 5 or 6 photos of archived cartoons to use for the publication.(Palgrave Macmillan are the publishers.)I am a long way from being a professional photographer myself, but I do not have the budget to hire one. I have a Sony Cybershot DSC W55 digital camera and a tripod. Is it wishful thinking to assume I can take photos of publishable quality with this equipment? Has anyone been in this situation?
Best wishes,
Peter O'Neill
- February 17, 2009 at 11:25:00 PM EST
- Unknown said...
You can take good photos with a less expensive camera. One thing that led me to go with this camera is that you can manually set the ISO, and there is a high speed setting (1600) for low light conditions
- June 22, 2009 at 12:59:00 AM EDT


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Part of the old Elite series. Throughout the book the authors make sure they stick to the correct terms of PAVN (Peoples Army of Vietnam the NVA) and PLAF (Peoples Liberation Armed Forces) who were dubbed "Red Vietnamese" (Viet Cong) by Free World forces. Covering all three Indochinese Wars, the Sino-Vietnamese War and the counter insurgency war in Laos which takes it up to what was (when the book was published) the present day.
A valuable resource for a Vietnam reenactor, a have made use of it for my own CIA portrayal with Rolling Thunder.
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April 2014 Board of Visitors Summary of Actions and Discussions
The James Madison University Board of Visitors met Friday, April 11, 2014, in the Board Room of Madison's Festival Conference and Student Center.
Following is a summary of actions taken by the board and key areas of discussion at the board meeting:
- Approved the January 17, 2014 BOV meeting minutes;
- Approved committee reports from Advancement, Athletics, Education & Student Life, and Finance & Physical Development;
- Received the President's Report presented by President Jonathan Alger;
- Received an update from Provost A. Jerry Benson on three new academic hires. The following positions have been filled:
- Dr. Robert Kolvoord has been appointed dean of the College of Integrated Science and Engineering;
- Dr. Sharon Lovell has been appointed dean of the College of Health and Behavioral Studies;
- Dr. Yvonne Harris has been appointed vice provost for research and scholarship;
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- Heard a Brand Penetration Report presented by Mr. Andy Perrine, Associate Vice President for Communications & Marketing;
- Received the General Assembly Update presented by Mr. Charles King, Senior Vice President for Administration & Finance;
- Met in Closed Session and approved the following real estate purchases:
- 705 Locust Hill Drive for $340,000
- 900 Forest Hill Road for $370,000
- 901 Forest Hill Road for $265,000
Was told by President Jonathan Alger:
- that the Strategic Plan's key facets of engagement are Engaged Learning, Community Engagement and Civic Engagement;
- that to facilitate Engaged Learning, JMU is exploring ways to expand undergraduate research opportunities, and is developing plans to increase student participation in internships and study abroad. Humanities and social science faculty participated in a training institute on using digital technologies to spark innovation in the classroom;
- that recent events on campus contributing to Engaged Learning included the Intelligence and the Transition from War to Peace Conference, the NASA Guidance Counselors Engineering/STEM Workshop and the Phi Alpha Theta Research Conference;
- that the Madison Vision Series contributes to Engaged Learning with speakers Kat Imhoff during Madison Week and Carly Fiorina on April 9. Christopher Phillips will speak on April 30;
- that JMU's Community Engagement includes participation in the Ice House in downtown Harrisonburg, the Valley Scholars Program and Alternative Spring Break;
- that examples of JMU's Civic Engagement include participation in the Franklin Project (public service at the national level), and an upcoming event at the Library of Congress focusing on President Madison's legacy for our institution and society;
- that the University Health Center moved into the Student Success Center in March;
- that the Student Success Center will include space for 20 different departments and eight innovative, experiential classrooms;
- that the Student Success Center is expected to receive LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Gold Certification;
- that the JMU Swimming and Diving, Softball and Women's Basketball teams are all having or have had successful seasons;
JMU Recognitions:
- Student Joe Balsamo is a Goldwater Scholarship recipient;
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Apologies to the non-bloggers amongst you, this post is really for bloggers.
The Meme has passed, so what now?
I say fight, but you may feel better with love. From a blogging perspective it's all the same to me.
I was chatting with The Godmother and decodingdragons the other night on twitter about what comes next.
Memes Shit Me.
(I know, ironic… but I bet I'm not alone)
The Godmother suggested there was more space for more memes, but I disagree (and in so doing, I am meeting the requirements of this post).
For me link love and link "hate" are much better meme surrogates. It is significantly more interesting, to write and to read (especially for the non-blogger), yet allows us to pepper our posts with a selection of links to bloggers old and new that may agree or disagree with our views.
Don't expect me to read
I guess I must at this point declare my lack of interest in reading blogs, any blogs really. At one point in time I would try my best to churn through 60 blog posts a day. While it was interesting it contributed to blogging burnout. If I don't have time to write a post, then taking the time to read 60 others is really quite insane.
These days I might read the odd post once in a while. I am more likely to stroll by old lovers of my lover such as BigBearButt than hunt for new blogs. Even much adored blogs such as Pugnacious Priest only get a look in if I am specifically directed there. It's nothing personal of course, and I know PP reads me just as infrequently.
The thing that gets me reading beyond any post is a creatively placed link. Whether it is a link of love or a link of hate, I the initial post already has me by the balls, I am likely to drag my lazy body over to the linked blog just to see where the inspiration was derived from.
Don't write a comment when you could write a post.
This has been a rule that I have blogged by for a long time. In fact, it was such a comment that kicked my arse into gear this time around.
You see comments get lost amongst blog posts that are lost amongst blogs that are lost.
As a general rule, if you a commenting on a post that is older than 24 hours, you can assume that the only person that will ever read the comment is the post's author.
However, if you write a post in response to a post, it is irrelevant how old the original post is. It could be a 4 year old post, a 4 minute old post, as soon as you address it from a post of your own it gains new life as well as new readers. Consider that if it is worth you commenting on it, it is worth other people reading it.
Irritate your fellow bloggers until they have to scratch the itch.
I am an irritant. I work hard at being not quite right. Sometimes I turn that pain on other bloggers. For those that know me, they know this is an opportunity to bite, to write.
Know that I am not a hater, so if you ever find yourself at the end of a disagreeable post, that it is a sign of affection. Maybe not for your point of view, but you are entitled to that so long as you remember I am right, probably more for the flavour of your writing.
Hug your fellow bloggers until the group hug is formed.
Alternatively give that Bear a hug that he can't get away from. Does some other blogger inspire you? Have you found a secret little blog only known to the author and their keyboard treading cats? Let us know, let us join in the mutual admiration of others writing. Let us inspire then to write one more post.
Let's face it, all of you that joined into the Sixth conversation now feel like writing one more post… admit it. People came back from months of hiatus purely to post a screenshot… bullshit, they were looking for an excuse, for inspiration, for the touch of love that can only be felt through link love.
The hugging can go on long way after the linkage of course… I found myself dropping Larísa a line last night… some links are never broken.
Pick sides, throw stones.
Some of the most exciting times in my blog writing (and reading) have been where one person manages to totally piss of someone else. Friends gather around to support each side, some play devils advocate, and the stones start flying.
These pitched battles would last a week, fill twitter, fill comments, fill feed readers. Yes, feathers would get ruffled occasionally, but if there is one way to draw a community together, it's conflict.
Remember it's an art, it's not personal.
How can conflict draw a community together? At some point, someone (maybe several), will blow the whistle and the game will be over. Combatants will come together and shake hands, maybe agree to disagree, but everyone returns to their blogs having read multiple posts by multiple people with divergent views, which in turn inspires new, fresh, exciting writing.
Find someone to love and love them until you start to resemble each other.
You all know of my love for Bear, but he wasn't my first or only love.
Before Bear there was the Mage blogging community.
Yes, there was once a vibrant extended Mage blogging community. There were Mage wars between the specs, between the factions, between the playstyles. All of it from love. We bled over into the outside world often, Mages love to pull aggro and Mage bloggers are no different.
We loved each other, we loved every new Mage blogger discovery. We loved, we linked and we wrote.
Find someone to hate and hate them until they are your friend.
Haters may hate, but sometimes through heated discussion comes learning and maybe even love.
Just because someone holds diametrically opposed views to you doesn't mean you shouldn't link to them, no I would suggest that makes it even more important and worthwhile.
If a meme is primarily about link love, you can do it without the meme.
When you write a post and it includes less than two outgoing links, reread
it before you post it. Who can you link to continue the tale? Who can you introduce to the blogging world that may be sitting on their 10th post and grand total of 9 reads, just wishing that one other person would appreciate their style.
Wherever possible, when you link to another blogger, link to their posts (rather than their blog homepage). WordPress in particular is great at ping/trackbacks. This alerts the author to your attention and gives their readers a chance to follow the murky trail back to you.
Get in Fimlys' Face
If you haven't as yet, make sure you drop in for the odd (sometimes very odd) TwistedNether Live Blogcast. Fim & HydRAWR have been doing that shit for years now, get into the chat room and give Fim some grief for me.
Don't forget to say Five! as you go.
Headphones vs. Speakers
Last night on the train, after a few EOM drinks, I found myself listening to some music I have loved for a good 20 years. I'm pretty sure I was mumbling away to the songs at the volume of a full shout, but I so wanted to pull the headphones out and let everyone on the train appreciate my wonderful taste in music. Who doesn't want to listen to Hole of my Love, or You're Suss!, or even The boy who lost his jocks on Flinders Street Station?
OK, maybe most of you, but I know a while back when I posted the whole Love Planet album on Facebook, I was doing it to share, for those that remember, are still nursing bruises 20 years later. I shared, I "took off the headphones".
That is the thing about link love. You can leave your headphones in, keep the post pretty much to yourself, or you can ramp the speakers up to 11, and share the joy of blogging, of your post, with others. It will make them aware of your presence, it will make your readers aware of their presence, and it will lead lazy blog readers like myself around to see what other people think about those things I love.
Challenge: Find one of my old posts from the 830 odd posts I have written and choose to agree or disagree with it. Compare life during TBC with life pre-MoP. Hate me, go on, hate me – ill love you for it!
There is one condition, with the exception of the initial link back to my inspirational post, all other links have to go outward and include at least two other people to involve.
I don't have to be your muse, it could be anyone, but dear students, this is your writing homework for today.
Ohhh, you don't have to do this… Memes are like chain letters threatening you 99 years bad luck if you don't participate. No one likes that shit. Join in if you will, go about your business otherwise.
- Big Bear Butt Blogger » Inspiration and Transformation (The 2 million page hit Bear)
- Hypercriticism – [WoW] Guides ruined raiding? (This mage me think again… arrggh thinking.)
- The Mage Conspiracy Document « Tome of the Ancient (I laughed till I cried)
- The Sisterhood of Kia<< In Which Kia Gets Tagged (It may be a Sixth post, but it ticks the link love boxes)
- Martha.net: Oceanfront Property on the Sea of Rains (Another unofficial response – but right on the money)
- The Daily Frostwolf: PVP ranting and unfair Mods
- double DING! (while celebrating two milestones)
Gnomer and Out!
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LOVELAND — A Web marketing company that's growing like mad is asking the city for almost $300,000 in incentives to help it stay in Loveland.
Madwire Media has outgrown its two buildings at the south end of Lake Loveland, company officials say, and it's eyeing space at the former Agilent Technologies campus.
It's also weighing undisclosed incentives to move to Austin, Texas.
"Austin is a really great city for small business, and it's just one of the places we're considering because of the very attractive incentives," said Farra Lanzer, Madwire's director of public relations.
But, she added, "Loveland is absolutely our first choice."
Another option would be to stay in Loveland but expand in Austin, she said.
Company president and CEO Joe Kellogg, who founded Madwire Media in Loveland in 2009 with his son, J.B. Kellogg, formally requested the incentives in a letter dated June 20 to City Manager Bill Cahill.
The proposal came as a result of several months of discussions with city staffers, according to Betsey Hale, the city's economic development director.
Two-part Cash Incentive
In an information-only presentation at Tuesday's City Council meeting, council members will hear about the deal, which would involve the waiver of $47,600 in use taxes and fees and $250,000 in cash.
Madwire would receive the first $150,000 when it signs a 10-year lease with the owners of the Rocky Mountain Center for Innovation and Technology at Southwest 14th Street and Taft Avenue, Hale said.
The next $100,000 would come when the company receives its temporary certificate of occupancy to start moving equipment into a 57,300-square-foot space in Building D, she said.
The $150,000 incentive would be to encourage Madwire to keep its 130-plus full-time employees in Loveland. The $100,000 piece would be tied to the creation of 100 new full-time jobs over the next 24 months.
The $100,000 payment would come with a "clawback" provision requiring Madwire's principals to pay the city back if the company doesn't create those jobs, Hale said.
The effort to keep Madwire in its hometown goes beyond city tax money, Hale said, to the newly reinvented Loveland Development Fund.
That local nonprofit, which helped attract Hewlett-Packard Co. to Loveland in 1960, would give Madwire an additional $50,000 to help seal the deal, Hale said.
Another piece of the puzzle involves the potential to receive state income tax credits through Colorado's Job Creation Performance Incentive Fund. The commission that awards the credits meets in late July, she said.
Best Place to Grow
Kellogg's letter says the company expects to add 300 employees over the next five years.
"I think it's going to come down to what's going to offer Madwire the best chance to grow the way we have," Lanzer said.
Hale said the city's competition with Texas – which gave out $485 million in state economic incentives last year – isn't unusual.
"We're always in direct competition," she said.
Her reaction to the thought that Madwire might leave Loveland is, "Hold on; we want you to stay."
City documents list the average salary of Madwire employees at $60,000, with a projection of growing to $88,000 by 2015.
On a fast track, the company hopes to make the move by January 2014, if it chooses to stay in Loveland.
"Yes, the timing is a bit nuts, but it's what has to happen because of our growth," Lanzer said.
Hale stressed that even if the city extends the incentives offer, Madwire hasn't decided which way it will go.
If at Tuesday's meeting the City Council directs the staff to proceed, a formal proposal could go before the council for an initial vote Aug. 6, Hale said.
Madwire occupies two buildings at 504 and 550 W. Eisenhower Blvd.
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Dap (85-87=172) carded her best two-round score of her career in her first tournament of the year. On the par-4, 7th, Dap used a driver off the box to 157-yards in and found the green in two. The redshirt-sophomore two putted for par. The wind came into play on the par-4, 10th, knocking down Dap's second shot short into the left bunker by the green. The Murfreesboro native used an up-and-down to set up a tap in for par.
Bremer (91-87=178) registered the second highest score for TSU on Tuesday behind four up-and-downs and 35 putts. The sophomore transfer averaged under two-putts a hole for the tournament. After a 45 on the front nine, Bremer was able to settle in on the backside scoring a 42. Bremer matched her day one marks with five fairways and five greens.
Edwards (82-88=170) found success with three consecutive birdies from holes 14-16 and concluded play with the third highest amount made over the two-day event. The string started as Edwards found the green with a pitching wedge on her second shot on the par-4 hole. The freshman found the bottom of the cup from 15-feet away. Edwards followed with a 7-iron off the tee box on the 147-yard, par-3, sticking the shot a foot away for a tap-in birdie. The Murfreesboro product used a pitching wedge into the green and made a 12-footer on the par-4, 16th. Edwards finished the day with 11 fairways and 10 greens.
Needleman (91-90=181) was once again solid off the tee box for the second straight day finding nine fairways, 20 for the tournament. On the stingy par-4, 2nd, Needleman hit a sand shot from a steep greenside bunker to three inches of the hole to save par on a hole that surrendered just three birdies over the two-day event. The long uphill par-4, 9th, played as the third toughest hole of the invitational with over 80 above pars. After leaving her second shot short, Needleman used an up-and-down to set up a 10-foot putt saving par.One group before Needleman saw a Tiger record one of the four birdies on No. 9. Spicer (98-91=189) drained a 25-foot putt after finding the green with a 6-iron approach. The freshman cut seven strokes off her first round score with eight fairways and eight greens.


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First, what are wooden pallets? They are rough cut wooden squares. On these squares are stacked boxes of merchandise that can be moved around in batches by forklifts.
If you can get free pallets, then re-using the pallets in a constructive way is wonderful.
Use for a trellis to train your vegetables on.
I love this mobile chicken coop.
This lattice made of wooden pallets makes for a much needed shade for the sun side of this house.
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½ cup sugar
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April 16, 2013
Washington, D.C.
Good morning and welcome. I'm Heath Abshure, Arkansas Securities Commissioner and president of NASAA.
I am pleased to welcome you to the annual 19(d) conference.
Representatives of the SEC and NASAA meet each year in accordance with Section 19(d) of the Securities Act of 1933. Although we do get together more often than that, I'm glad we have this annual opportunity to speak with one another.
State and federal securities regulators have much in common to discuss as we work to together protect investors. For example, we recently completed the successful switch of more than 2,100 mid-sized investment advisers from federal to state oversight.
NASAA hopes to build on that success this year with the new Regulation A+ for offerings under $50 million. Reg. A+ presents us with an opportunity to craft and implement regulations that are reasonable, efficient, and effective. Some of you may know that NASAA is designing a one-stop, state-level filing and review process for these offerings.
We remain hopeful that the framework of the new Reg. A+ exemption will be harmonized with this new state system.
In a few minutes, we will break into working groups to address areas of corporation finance, broker-dealer regulation, investment management, investor education, and enforcement.
Before we do, I'd like to touch upon three areas that you'll hear more about from us in the breakout sessions: class action relief, arbitration and fiduciary duty.
If you saw our legislative agenda, you know that NASAA is deeply concerned by the erosion in investor confidence caused by the lack of civil recovery options for harmed investors.
The virtual elimination of litigation as a dispute resolution option through mandatory arbitration clauses, coupled with increasing procedural and evidentiary burdens, will have profound effects on investors and their confidence in investment products and markets.
Most troubling is that these remedies are decreasing just as the era of crowdfunding and general solicitation in Regulation D, Rule 506 offerings is about to launch. This presents particular risks to small investors.
I understand Chairman White intends to make JOBS Act rulemaking a priority and that the final rules should be adopted soon. Once that occurs, the number of small investments in small, private companies will greatly increase.
I want to emphasize that, despite our concerns with crowdfunding and increased use of Rule 506, state securities regulators want to see small businesses get the capital they need to grow. But, investment follows trust, and the JOBS Act fails to facilitate this investor trust.
If efforts to promote access to investment capital for small businesses are to be successful, investors need to be confident that they are reasonably protected from fraud and undisclosed risk.
This means that investors must have access to information about the issuer and, where there is wrongdoing, adequate civil recourse. This will facilitate investor trust, which is essential to ensure the availability of investment capital.
By definition, "crowdfunding" encourages large numbers of investors to make relatively small investments. A single instance of crowdfunding fraud or material undisclosed risks might easily result in damages to a large number of people. At the same time, the JOBS Act caps both the amount that individuals can invest in crowdfunded securities and the aggregate amount that may be raised in an offering.
The losses in instances of fraud are unlikely to be sufficient to support a private legal action by a single victim. NASAA believes that investors will not trust a marketplace in which they are unable to protect themselves. Therefore, for crowdfunding to be successful, class action relief must be available to investors who are defrauded in an offering of crowdfunded securities.
Unfortunately, crowdfunding and the expanded use of Regulation D, Rule 506 is set to launch against a backdrop where investor class action recourse is increasingly limited.
Our goals are to advocate against further restrictions to class actions, through both legislative means and appellate litigation. We also will advocate for amendments to federal law to permit private lawsuits for fraud associated with small offerings.
Alongside these limitations on the use of class actions, arbitration has increasingly become the sole forum available to an aggrieved investor. Part of investor protection is ensuring civil remedies for investors, and one size does not always fit all when it comes to remedies.
Arbitration doesn't make sense for a $10,000 investment, much less a $2,000 investment—which is the size contemplated by the crowdfunding provisions in the JOBS Act.
NASAA remains committed to ensuring that arbitration forums and procedures create an even playing field. But, we also believe that arbitration should not be the sole forum available to aggrieved investors, especially those investing small amounts.
When it comes to addressing disputes that may arise between investors and their broker-dealers, investors should have a choice of arbitration or litigation. Investors should not be forced into the "take it or leave it" scenario they now face with mandatory pre-dispute arbitration clauses in customer agreements with their broker-dealers.
These clauses have become that much more troubling to NASAA in light of the recent decision in the FINRA enforcement proceeding against Schwab. This ruling would essentially allow broker-dealers to prohibit participation in class actions against them by their customers. That's wrong on the merits and bad public policy.
This is especially true given that Section 921 of the Dodd-Frank Act provided the SEC with rulemaking authority to prohibit or impose conditions on the use of mandatory pre-dispute arbitration agreements. I'd like to take this opportunity to encourage you to exercise this authority.
Finally, last month, the SEC released a request for additional information and data in connection with extending a fiduciary duty to broker-dealers. This is a positive step, but only a first step.
We urge the SEC to exercise its discretion, pursuant to Section 913 of the Dodd-Frank Act, to engage in rulemaking to subject broker-dealers to fiduciary duty, which should be no less stringent than the standard derived from the Investment Advisers Ac.
There may be some debate as to the precise parameters of the application of the duty to broker-dealers but it cannot be seriously debated that when enacting this provision Congress ever intended to lower the standards currently applicable to investment advisers.
The goal was always to align the standard of conduct of brokers with that of investment advisers. Aligning the standard of conduct brokers should abide with investor expectations and therefore will enhance investor confidence in the financial services industry, the products they are being advised to purchase and the securities markets overall.
Now, I am honored to introduce SEC Commissioner Luis Aguilar.
Commissioner Aguilar was appointed by President George W. Bush in 2008 and was reappointed by President Barack Obama in 2011.
On behalf of NASAA, I want to thank Commissioner Aguilar for his unwavering belief that the combined efforts of state and federal regulators are necessary to protect the integrity of the marketplace and to shield consumers from fraud and abuse. We are pleased to have the SEC as our partners in this important mission. Please join me in welcoming SEC Commissioner Luis Aguilar.


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Footage of TNA champion Bobby Roode arriving at the Impact Zone at 4:30 followed by footage of Hardy arriving at the building at 6 PM aired as Mike Tenay and Taz noted that we'd find out tonight whether Hardy, a "former World Heavyweight champion†can get it done tonight.
Tons of pyro, followed by a welcome from Mike Tenay and Taz.
TNA X-Division champion Austin Aries vs. Zema Ion vs. Jesse Sorensen vs. Kid Kash
As Zema Ion walked to the ring, he tried to play up to rap star Rick Ross, who blew him off. Ross got a small chant for that. When the bell rang, Aries led the fans chanting and left the ring, leaving the others to compete. Sorensen, Kash and Ion all tried to catch the other with quick, rollups. Soresen missed a clothesline and then missed a clothesline, allowing Ion to take control. Sorensen went up and over to avoid a charge and nailed a rana, then an elbow in the corner. Ion caught him charging into the corner but Sorensen still caught him with a big suplex throw. They called it a modified Northern Lights suplex. Aries finally snuck back in and tried to sneak up but was caught in a series of roll ups. He escaped to the floor but was nailed by a Kid Kash pescado to the floor.
Sorensen prepared for a dive but was taken out by Ion. Ion prepared for a top rope moonsault to the floor but Kash nailed him and went for a top rope rana. Sorensen slipped underneath for a powerbomb so they ended up doing a Tower of Doom style spot. Aries returned to pick the bones, focusing on Ion. Aries went to the top but Ion shoved him off to the floor.
Ion went to the top and hit a sick twisting moonsault dive to the floor on Kash and Aries. Sorensen then came off the top with a big dive from the top onto all three. Back in the ring, Kash unloaded with chops and slammed Ion hard into the corner. He placed Ion on the top turnbuckle and went for a suplerplex but Aries whipped Sorensen into that corner. Kash crashed into ring. Ion nailed a top rope 450 splash and was pinned,
Kash was eliminated.
Aries nailed Sorensen with a 450 splash off the top as well but Sorensen kicked out. The crowd started to get behind Jesse, chanting his name. Ion didn't like trying to out-do him and they went at it. Aries got the better of it and went for the Pendulum Elbow but was hit with a great flying bodypress by Sorensen. He went for the cover but Ion broke it up. Ion went right after Sorensen but was caught with a surprise small package for a three count.
Ion was eliminated. He argued with the ref, who missed Aries small packaging Sorensen. Aries got mad and let Sorensen up but was nailed with a DDT-esque move. Again, the referee missed the count and only counted two when he returned before Aries kicked out. Ion hid out at ringside. Neither remaining wrestler was aware as they battled in the corner above him.
Aries and Sorensen went back and forth with several near falls. Aries was drilled with a running boot in the corner. Sorensen went to the top but Ion grabbed his leg and pulled him, crotching him. Aries nailed a running dropkick on Ion, who was hanging over the turnbuckles and drilled him with a top rope brainbuster for the pinfall.
Your winner and still X-Division champ, Austin Aries!
Good opener. All four had moments where they shined, plus we saw Ion and Sorensen come out of their shells and add a little more depth to their characters. As a white meat babyface, Sorensen shows some real promise and you can see the crowd in Orlando starting to get behind him. Ion has really stepped up his game when it comes to playing to the crowd and showing his personality. Nice way to kick off the show.
Jeremy Borash interviewed Devon's sons, Terrance and Terrell. Borash said they are 16 years old and he's known their father over a decade. He asked them why they are acting the way they are. Pope Dinero showed up and they said it was because of this man. Pope said that he should pimp slap Borash but then who would have to to hold the microphone. He said they aren't boys but are men. He said 2012 is going to be a year of reckoning for Devon. Pope said he is going to do something to Devon he will never forget. He said when they are done, they won't have to deal with Devon's black behind again and closed it out saying, "Daddy has spoken.â€
Devon vs. Pope Dinero
Terrance and Terrell are at ringside. Devon stormed the ring and attacked Pope, kicking the hell out of him early. Pope whipped him into the ropes but nailed a leaping reverse elbow. Pope was sent to the floor. Devon followed and whipped him into the ring steps. Pope tried to crawl away but Devon caught him and rolled Pope into the ring. Pope tried to beg off and tried to apologize but Devon kicked him in the gut and began working him over with a series of right hands.
Devon went to the top but Pope staggered as he went to the top and bounced into the referee, who hit the ropes. Devon ended up crotched. Pope went to the ropes and leapt into a dropkick on Devon. He pulled Devon into the ring and mounted him with a series of punches.
Pope did a Tebow. I guess that's going to be what every wrestler rips off for the next three months.
Pope hung Devon on the ropes and clotheslined him over the top to the apron. The crowd began chanting, "Let's go Devon.†I don't know if its just me but I ordered the show in standard definition due to issues with my cable provider and the crowd and audio sounds much larger than TNA PPVs have in HD of late. Pope worked over Devon on the floor and brought him back into to the ring for a two count.
Pope locked in a rear chinlock and the crowd rallied Devon. He mounted a comeback but was cut off by Pope. Pope began doing the Garvin Stomp. He screamed at Devon that he hated him and tossed him into the corner, under the turnbuckles, where Devon nailed the ringpost shoulder post down on the mat. Pope went to the floor, measured and kicked Devon's head against the ringpost. He followed up and did it a second time.
Pope grabbed a front facelock back in the ring and then drove Devon's head into the mat. He called Devon's kids into the ring as the crowd chanted "You suck.†He told them to attack their father. They looked conflicted. One of them got down on his knee to check his father. Pope screamed at him, "I told you to get him†and when he was questioned, attacked him and tossed him to the floor. The other son pushed Pope and was laid out as well.
This fired up Devon and he drilled Pope with a series of rights and a big clothesline, followed by an Avalanche into the corner. Devon ducked a clothesline and nailed a powerslam on Dinero for a near fall. Pope escaped a Fireman's Carry and nailed an uppercut. Devon came back with a flying shoulderblock off the ropes for another two count.
Devon missed a running charge in the corner. Pope set him up hanging in the ropes and snapped him with a neckbreaker. Devon pulled himself up in the corner stepped out of the way and caught him with a reverse 747 and scored the pin.
Your winner, Devon!
Solid match. They worked really hard and told a good back and forth story.
After the match, Devon's sons entered the ring and they embraced their father, so they are all reunited.
Jeremy Borash interviewed Sting. Borash noted that Jeff Hardy's road to redemption has been ten minutes. Velvet Sky showed up and said that she's been looking for Sting all day. She pushed the idea of herself being the head of the Knockouts, cutting a promo on Madison Rayne and noting she's been here for five years and has been loyal. She whispered a plan to prevent Rayne from interfering, saying that she had the crew working on something she called the "Velvet Touchâ€. Sting gave her permission to put it into play, but they didn't say what it was. She left Sting said that Jeff Hardy gave himself the opportunity at redemption, not Sting and while Bobby Roode has been trying to one-up Sting, tonight it's "Showtime.â€
Rob Van Dam vs. Gunner, with Ric Flair
They locked up and fought for position. Gunner sent Van Dam into the ropes but Van Dam regained his footage and caught Gunner in a side headlock. Gunner slipped out and rode RVD to the mat and backed him into the corner with a series of shoulderblocks.
RVD flipped out of the corner and came off the ropes with a leaping kick. He countered an attempted knee with a leap-through into a roll-up. Van Dam nailed a crucifix but Gunner slipped out. RVD nailed a dropkick and they faced off. Van Dam kicked him out of the ring.
On the floor, Flair began giving Gunner advice. Gunner walked around ringside, trying to kill RVD's momentum. Gunner returned to the ring and caught Van Dam with a kick to the gut. He overpowered Van Dan with a series of rights in the corner and whipped him into the corner hard, covering RVD for a two count. He continued controlling Van Dam with a sideslam. RVD kicked Gunner as he approached but was grabbed and dumped to the floor.
On the outside, Gunner slammed Van Dam into the guard rail at ringside. He teased doing his move on the floor but Earl Hebner got in his face telling him to return to the ring. Gunner ignored him but that distraction was enough to let RVD recover and drill Gunner. He draped Gunner on the apron and nailed a guillotine legdrop. RVD went to the top but was cut off by Gunner.
Van Dam fought off a superplex attempt and sent Gunner down hard to the mat. Van Dam hit a flying bodypress for a two count, followed by a springboard Ryder Kick and Rolling Thunder for a two count. Gunner went to the floor. Van Dam went for a pescado but Flair pulled Gunner out of the way. Hebner and Flair argued, which allowed Gunner to nail the DDT on the exposed concrete.
Gunner rolled RVD back into the ring and scored the pinfall.
Your winner, Gunner!
As a match designed to build Gunner, it achieved its goals. RVD hit some of his offense, Gunner survived and in the end, put his DDT on the floor over as a massively dangerous move, putting out a former TNA champion with it.
RVD was stretchered out of the building.
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Tom DeLay Found Guilty of Money Laundering, Conspiracy
Tom DeLay Found Guilty of Money Laundering, Conspiracy
Wednesday 24 November 2010
Former Republican House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (pictured) was found guilty by a Texas jury Wednesday of money laundering and conspiracy related to campaign contributions he funneled to Texas candidates during the 2002 elections.
A jury of six men and six women delibertated for 19 hours before returning a guilty verdict. DeLay faces a sentence of 2 to 20 years for money laundering and a 5 to 99 year sentence for conspiracy to commit money laundering.
The Houston Chronicle reported that neither DeLay nor his family showed signs of emotion when the verdict was read. However, after court was dismissed "DeLay received a hug and a kiss from his wife" and "his adult daughter, Dani, buried her face into DeLay's shoulder and began sobbing. DeLay's face turned red as he fought back tears."
DeLay said outside of court the prosecution was politically motivated, an "abuse of power" and "miscarriage of justice."
"I still maintain that I am innocent," DeLay said. "The criminalization of politics undermines our system."
His attorney Dick DeGuerin, who had maintained that money laundering did not take place, also blasted the jury's verdict and said the verdict "will never stand up on appeal."
DeLay was forced to step down as majority leader after he was indicted. The case has dragged on for five years.
According to The New York Times:
In mid-September 2002, as the election heated up, Mr. DeLay's state political action committee, Texans for a Republican Majority, gave a check for $190,000 to the Republican National Committee. The money had been donated earlier in the year by various corporate lobbyists seeking to influence Mr. DeLay, several witnesses said.
Prosecutors called more than 30 witnesses during the three-week trial in an attempt to prove to the jury that DeLay conspired with two of his colleagues to sidetep a Texas law that prohibits corporate donations being made to political campaigns either directly or indirectly.
The charges against DeLay originally centered on campaign finance law violations. But prosecutors revised those charges "because it was impossible under the law at the time to accuse someone of conspiring to break campaign finance rules," the Times noted.
"Prosecutors used a novel legal theory never before tried in Texas: they argued Mr. DeLay and two of political operatives — John Colyandro and Jim Ellis — had violated the criminal money-laundering law," the Times reported. "They were charged with conspiring to funnel $190,000 in corporate donations to state candidates through the Republican National Committee."
Gary Cobb, the lead prosecutor in the case, refuted DeLay's allegations that the case was politically motivated and said the jury rendered its verdict after being presented with the facts. Cobb said DeLay is a "corrupt politician who was caught violating the laws" of Texas.
One juror told the Houston Chronicle the entirety of the evidence prosecutors introduced during the trial convinced them of DeLay's guilt.
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from the Chloe Ellefson Mystery series by Kathleen Ernst
At least I hope you're having a happy spring. When you work at a huge historic site, as I do, spring can be a killer.
I've been curator of collections at Old World Wisconsin, an outdoor ethnic museum, for about a year now. Old World is a living history museum, where interpreters go about the daily activities Wisconsin's early immigrants pursued.
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Old World Wisconsin is closed during the winter, so getting all of the buildings open and ready for visitors is a huge job. I help train the interpreters and plan educational programs, too. And I do it all while trying to minimize contact with my boss, site director Ralph Petty. Let's just say we don't get along.
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I was speaking at a symposium about the famous author, and trying to authenticate a quilt believed to have been owned by Laura herself. A murderer was traveling the same route, and Kari had big problems I didn't know about, so the trip was a bit more stressful than I'd hoped. But things turned out OK in the end.
I grew up in the oh-so-Norwegian town of Stoughton, WI. Both of my parents are of pure Norwegian-American stock, and Mom in particular makes a huge deal of it. So I would be remiss if I didn't point out that today is Syttende Mai---Norwegian Constitution Day.
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Real hope…and real healing for people with
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You can claim your FREE copy of The 45-Day Health Turnaround (a $120 value), my two-volume encyclopedia of treatment protocols for people with more than 100 different health problems.
And I'll update you with the latest natural breakthroughs from around the globe in every monthly issue of my newsletter, Health Alert—so you can enjoy a better, more satisfying and healthier life.
I've used my protocols to successfully treat more than 85,000 people over the past 35 years. And now it's your turn to take advantage of my breakthrough approach to put yourself on the road to optimal health over the next 45 days.
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Skeptical—and wondering if my protocols will really work for you? If so, I don't blame you. I talk to folks all the time who have tried various therapies without getting the results they were promised.
The good news is, when even the most skeptical put my phytonutrient therapies to the test, they find the relief they'd been seeking. Let me share a few of their stories…
Pastor's heart problems vanish in less than a month!
Rev. Billy Martin's heart had deteriorated so much that he was having heart attacks every 2–3 days and his lungs were filling up with fluid.
Less than a month after starting on my heart health protocol, the heart attacks stopped. He experienced no more skipped beats or fibrillation, no more fluid in his lungs and no more pain. Even his blood pressure returned to normal.
If you suffer from heart problems or high blood pressure…
…and if you're worried that a heart attack or stroke may end your life or turn you into a cardiac invalid…
…then turn to page 17 in your FREE copy of The 45-Day Health Turnaround to take advantage of my proven heart health protocols that you'll read about nowhere else.
Or for more details about what you'll discover for your heart in The 45-Day Health Turnaround, click here.
Arthritis pain subsides in only 48 hours!
Carolyn Deutsch, an 82-year old arthritis sufferer, had such severe knee pain that she could no longer walk up stairs. Before undergoing the knee replacement surgery recommended by an orthopedist, she followed my advice.
Within 48 hours, the pain subsided, allowing her to cancel the surgery. Six weeks later, the swelling in her knees, which she had suffered from for 10 years, completely disappeared.
Yet, despite success stories like Carolyn's, the Medical Establishment continues to prescribe painkillers that bring you a host of potentially deadly side effects—including blindness, blood clots and even death.
Meanwhile, the pain relief you experience is often just temporary. In other words, you're taking some pretty big risks to get a little temporary relief.
However, in The 45-Day Health Turnaround, I'll show you how to get at the root cause of your pain so you can remove it permanently and enjoy an active life, free of pain.
My pain protocols aren't available on the Internet, but you will find them—including the secret that helped Carolyn Deutsch overcome her pain without surgery—on page 54 of The 45-Day Health Turnaround.
Or for more details about the pain relief protocols you'll discover in The 45-Day Health Turnaround, click here.
Digestive distress disappears in 2 weeks!
Dagmara Ninkovic turned to me for help when her husband ended up in the hospital with digestive problems. After countless tests and antibiotics, he was sent home. Unable to digest solid foods, he survived on nothing but soup, losing 20 pounds in the process.
Mrs. Ninkovic began giving her husband the natural remedies I recommend, and after just 2 weeks, he felt like himself again.
You'll discover the secrets of a healthy digestive system on page 79 of The
You'll also discover how my phytonutrient protocols can help you deal with any form of digestive distress, including heartburn, reflux, gallbladder problems, ulcers and colitis.
And, as a bonus, when you care for your digestive system, you may also find yourself experiencing relief from a laundry list of symptoms, including:
- Skin problems
- Chronic pain
- Immune weakness and disease
- Emotional and psychological problems
- Chronic weakness, fatigue and exhaustion
To get fast relief from your digestive distress, claim your FREE copy of The 45-Day Health Turnaround right now.
Or to learn more about the answers you'll find in The 45-Day Health Turnaround,
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Freedom from diabetes drugs!
Gloria Zertuche was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes—a disease which had killed both her mother and her brother. Her doctor wanted to start her on drugs immediately.
Instead, she began the all-natural phytonutrient therapy I recommended. Her doctor was amazed by the results, wanted to know with whom she was consulting and what "medicines" she was using, and told her to keep doing what she was doing.
You can get the details on my recommended therapy on page 88 of The 45-Day Health Turnaround—a treatment your doctor knows nothing about and that you won't find on the Internet. Get your FREE copy.
Or for more on what my diabetes protocol involves, click here.
Macular degeneration reversed!
When Shirley Stephenson wrote to me, her vision was 20/40 in her left eye and 20/50 in her right eye, meaning she was borderline visually impaired.
But thanks to the protocol I suggested, her vision is now 20/25 in both eyes—not perfect 20/20—but amazingly good for a 67-year old. To discover how she did it, see page 172 of The 45-Day Health Turnaround. Claim your FREE copy.
But don't delay. If your eyesight has begun to deteriorate because of macular degeneration or glaucoma, then you need to put my phytonutrient protocols to work protecting your eyes now, before it's too late.
These protocols have worked miracles for thousands of people like you—even those who were told by their doctors that nothing could be done to help them.
You could see results in as little as 30 days!
Just grab your FREE copy of The 45-Day Health Turnaround, turn to page 172 and get started right away.
Claim your FREE copy of The 45-Day Health Turnaround.
Skin problems vanish in 6 weeks!
Lois Minter tried everything to get rid of the unsightly, annoying hives erupting all over her body. After 6 months of agony, she wrote to me, and I told her what to do.
She started my all-natural, noninvasive treatment protocol, and 6 weeks later, the hives were gone…and have never returned. Turn to page 153 of The 45-Day Health Turnaround to learn more about safe, economical natural treatments for people with skin problems. Click here for your FREE copy.
1-month miracle for chronically ill man!
For 15 years, Andy Villanueva had been suffering from angina, panic attacks, cold extremities, numbness in his legs and a laundry list of other symptoms. After eight different prescription drugs and a dozen ambulance trips to the ER, he was ready to just give up.
Instead, he wrote to me, and I started him on a phytonutrient protocol. After about a month, all his medical problems vanished. And today, at age 70, Andy feels like he did when he was 35.
(By the way, when you subscribe to my newsletter Health Alert, you get direct personal access to me so you can get answers for all of your health concerns and questions.)
Click here to get started on your 45-day health turnaround.
The healing you've sought for dozens of health problems—
without dangerous drugs or risky surgery
Your FREE copy of The 45-Day Health Turnaround will also help you find the healing you deserve in 45 days or less for…
- Adrenal failure—see page 131
- Alzheimer's and tropical oil—see page 167
- Angina—charley horse of the heart—see page 27
- Anxiety and depression—see page 150
- Arm, neck and hand pain—no surgery—see page 63
- Arthritis—see page 54
- Atrial fibrillation—see page 21
- Bladder cancer—see page 124
- Cancer is not a death sentence—see
page 117
- Chronic fatigue—see page 77
- Clogged arteries and the unknown factor—see page 39
- Colds, flu, bronchitis and pneumonia—see page 132
- Congestive heart failure miracle—see
page 4
- Constipation and diarrhea—see page 103
- Cramps—see page 45
- Cystitis and UTIs—no drugs—see
page 139
- Dermatitis and eczema—see page 153
- Diabetes—see page 88
- Gallbladder disease—no surgery—see
page 95
- Gas and bloating—see page 87
- Glaucoma—see page 91
- Gut problems—see page 84
- Hair loss—stop it now—see page 154
- Health screenings can kill you—see
page 46
- Heart arrhythmias (abnormal heartbeat)—see page 22
- Heart attacks—see page 3
- Heart bypasses, stents and angioplasty—pretty much useless—see page 33
- Heart disease and infections—see
page 16
- Heart pounding—see page 38
- Heart valve "disease"—mostly a non-disease—see page 24
- Heart vitamins are mostly useless—see page 19
- Hemorrhoids—see page 178
- High blood pressure: Lower it fast—see page 35
- High cholesterol is mostly bunk—see
page 89
- Hot flashes—see page 128
- Indigestion, heartburn, reflux and GERD—no drugs—see page 101
- Insomnia—the mineral tranquilizer—see page 156
- Iodine—the fountain of youth—see
page 168
- Knee pain and surgeries—see page 61
- Liver and kidney detoxification—see
page 91
- Lupus—see page 72
- Macular degeneration—prevent blindness—see page 171
- Mitral valve prolapse—see page 24
- Muscle cramps miracle—see
page 68
- Non-melanoma skin cancer—see
page 123
- Obesity—see page 88
- Osteoporosis—drugs are a dead end—see page 51
- Prostate cancer—no surgery or radiation—see page 137
- Prostate, enlarged—the 30-minute miracle—see page 134
- Restless leg syndrome—see page 66
- Rheumatoid arthritis—see page 72
- Spinal problems and low back pain—see page 71
- Tooth and gum disease—see page 159
- Ulcers and vitamin U—see page 107
- Varicose veins—see page 178
- Vertigo—see page 177
- Waning sex drive—see page 177
- Youthfulness: Look and feel younger in
30 days—see page 147
- And much, much more
All by focusing on the underlying cause of your condition, rather than the symptoms. And you won't find the details about my powerful protocols on the Internet or in your local health food store. But you'll have every one of them at your fingertips in your FREE copy of The 45-Day Health Turnaround.
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Start your own 45-day health turnaround
Now you can put yourself on the road to optimal health when you take advantage of my all-natural noninvasive phytonutrient protocols that most doctors know nothing about.
If you suffer from a nagging health problem that makes your life difficult or painful…
…if you're battling a serious condition that threatens to ruin or even end your life…
…then the phytonutrient protocols I've developed over the past 35 years are for you.
And the fastest way to get started is to claim your FREE copy of my 2-volume Special Report, The 45-Day Health Turnaround and a subscription to my newsletter, Health Alert.
In your FREE report—and in the pages of my newsletter Health Alert—I'll introduce you to my breakthrough approach that brought health and healing to each of the people I named above.
It's an all-natural approach I call "pragmatic medicine," and I've used it to help more than 85,000 people over the past 35 years—without resorting to toxic drugs or dangerous surgeries.
And I've helped them by treating the underlying causes of the afflictions they suffered from, rather than just focusing on the symptoms the way conventional medicine does.
The phytonutrient secret to my success
The secret to my success is the phytonutrients that form the foundation of my treatment protocols.
Phytonutrients are powerful natural compounds—taken mostly from plants—that also include a host of support substances, including enzymes, co-enzymes and trace mineral activators.
These support substances are absolutely critical for the maximum health benefits, yet they're missing entirely from the synthetic, underpotencied and often just plain phony baloney supplements you'll find in your local health food or drug store.
And that may well explain why you've never gotten the results you were promised.
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The Central Connecticut football team fell to Lehigh, 35-14, on Saturday afternoon. Sophomore Rob Hollomon, playing his first game at Arute Field, led the Blue Devil offense with 111 rushing yards.
Watch Hollomon's Touchdown Run
The Blue Devil (0-2) offense struggled to gain yards and maintain possession early in the first quarter. Lehigh (2-0) forced a punt on CCSU's opening drive and the Blue Devils followed with fumbles on their next two drives, while Lehigh scored touchdowns on their first two possessions.
On Lehigh's third possession, the Mountain Hawks appeared to be headed for a third touchdown when junior Chris Linares intercepted Michael Colvin's pass deep in CCSU territory.
The Blue Devils were unable to capitalize offensively in the first half, despite interceptions by Linares and junior Patrick Atkinson.
Lehigh then extend its lead to 21-0 on a one yard touchdown run by Keith Sherman late in the second quarter.
CCSU opened the second half by forcing Lehigh to punt and followed with a 14-play, 72-yard touchdown drive. Holloman capped the drive with a two-yard rushing touchdown, but the biggest play came earlier on the drive when junior quarterback Andrew Clements rushed for a seven-yard gain and a first down on fourth and two at the Blue Devils' own 47-yard line.
The touchdown was the first as a Blue Devil for Hollomon. He finished with 111 yards and a touchdown on 23 attempts.
Lehigh responded with a touchdown to open the fourth quarter. Colvin scored on a three yard run.
After forcing the Blue Devils to punt, Lehigh scored again to increase its lead to 35-7. This time the Mountain Hawks scored on a screen pass to tight end Max Anderson.
On the ensuing possession, senior Nate Pagan broke a 40-yard run down the right sideline to set the Blue Devils up deep in Lehigh territory. Seven plays later Clements hit Jones along the sideline in the end zone for the touchdown. Senior Juan Duque connected on the extra point to make it a 35-14 game.
The touchdown pass was the first of Clements career. Jones finished the game with six catches for 57 yards and the touchdown. The 6-6 Jones, used his height to catch passes above the Lehigh defensive backs throughout the game.
The Blue Devils fumbled five times, losing three of them to the Mountain Hawks, including two in the first quarter.
Clements finished 10-of-17 passing for 87 yards and a touchdown. He also ran 13 times for 34 yards.
In addition to his interception, Atkinson recorded a team-high 12 tackles. Senior D.J. Radich matched Atkinson's five solo-tackles and forced a fumble on a sack. He finished with nine total tackles.
The Blue Devils will return to action next Saturday at New Hampshire. The Wildcats entered today ranked 12th in the FCS Coaches Poll.


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Each year we like to take a look at outstanding contributions to art and design from the black community. This year we have an all-new crop, and we've fixed some of the broken links from years past.
As always we invite and encourage your input ... send your favorites, or suggest resources for our continuing Black History Month series! You can contact me here!
David Cowles' Black History Month
In honor of Black History Month, illustrator David Cowles has put together a fabulous gallery as a Facebook Album...
28 portraits of noted African American activists, celebrities, and entertainers. It's a great collection of illustrations in a variery of styles, all of them distinctive and memorable.
Full story : David Cowles on Facebook (Requires Facebook)
Here, Thumbnails of all pieces!
Nicole Alesi
In celebration of Black History Month, Nicole Alesi illustrates a series of iconic black divas which will be featured throughout the month of February.
The work can be viewed on her blog, Stuff by Nicole (www.alesiartist.blogspot.com) To view more of her work visit ...
Here, Nicole's tribute to Whitney Houston
Aphro chic design
We thought it was spelled "Afro" but the online fabrics store seems to have given it their own spin! They write:
Throughout the month of February many companies are celebrating the contribution black artists, designers and innovators have made to the design industry.
Full story : www.onlinefabricstore.net
Here's an enlargement of the poster
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Exceed RC- OUTLAW 1/10 Scale "Yellow" R/ C Nitro Powered 4WD Off-Road ATV .18 Engine RC Remote Control Radio Car
If you are looking to participate in some RC off-road excitement, the Exceed Outlaw Quad RTR - Nitro Offroad RC Quad will deliver that and more. Just a real ATV, this vehicle will climb rocks, obstacles and race around and give other nitro RC cars and trucks a run for their money.
The most popular 1/10 4 wheel drive ATV in the world just got better! At each evolutionary step, the Outlaw has been improved upon to keep it at the peak of the RC ATV field. So how do you make an Outlaw better? Extra speed, extra adjustability, extra toughness! The new Outlaw is packed with features that have been suggested by Outlaw owners: More room for the electronics, easier access to the differentials and transmission, and more suspension adjustability. The result is the best Outlaw ever.
The heart of the Outlaw ATV line has always been a .18 engine with reliable and consistent power for tough off-road driving. With revised porting and crankshaft, internal airflow has been optimized for increased power and torque.


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Today we celebrate Constitution Day—the 225th anniversary of the signing of the Constitution at the Constitutional Convention. The U.S. Constitution remains the object of reverence for nearly all Americans, and an object of admiration by people around the world. Sadly, the assault by 20th century liberal theorists and activist judges has seriously undermined respect for America's core principles, denigrating some constitutional rights they disagree with and making up others.
Fortunately, there has been a renewed interest in the Constitution in recent years, as Americans seek to understand the founding principles and enduring truths that form the bedrock of our chosen form of self-government. Clearly, the future of liberty depends on America reclaiming its constitutional first principles.
In that spirit, The Heritage Foundation is hosting an extraordinary series of events as we do our part to "Preserve the Constitution." Heritage's Preserve the Constitution series will feature the nation's most respected judges, legal scholars, and policy analysts as they discuss how to combat these attacks on the rule of law and the Constitution.
This year, we are honored to host several outstanding speakers including Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States Anthony Kennedy, former Solicitor General Paul Clement, syndicated talk show host Mark Levin, and many more. We will continue our Preserve the Constitution Series on Friday, September 21, with Who's Counting? How Fraudsters and Bureaucrats Put Your Vote at Risk. I will be joined by John Fund and Hans von Spakovsky to discuss their new book, highlighting problems with our election system, namely voter fraud and bureaucratic incompetence, and efforts to remedy these issues.
Though the Constitution has endured for over 200 years, its enduring integrity cannot be taken for granted. In order to preserve the Constitution, Americans must be aware of the role it should play in restraining our government. It is our hope with our Preserve the Constitution series to educate the public about the Constitution and hopefully change America's course by restoring the courts to their constitutional role: to protect individual liberty, property rights, and free enterprise—and to enforce the constitutional limits on government.
Edwin Meese, III, served as the 75th Attorney General of the United States under President Ronald Reagan. He is the Ronald Reagan Distinguished Fellow in Public Policy and Chairman of the Center for Legal and Judicial Studies at The Heritage Foundation.
Source material can be found at this site.


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Spanish lessons. I knew there was something I'd forgotten to put on the "to do" list. In time honoured fashion I've left it late, but I'm finally grappling with the realisation that "Dos cervezas, por favor" isn't going to cut it.
Nor is "¿Habla usted Ingles?, but I imagine I'll be deploying it all the same.
K has organised lessons for us and we're taking them together; an arrangement that has made her superior grasp of the grammar abundantly clear.
Not that I have failed to prepare – cultural orientation is well underway; a history of Moorish Spain and a good translation of Don Quixote. I tackle both with a bottle of Spanish red, and I'm getting better at tortilla con patata, so it isn't as if I'm not making an effort. More


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Samsung's 3rd generation Galaxy device, aptly named the Galaxy S III, has caused quite a stir since its predecessor was released last year. That said, this particular handset hasn't even been announced officially by Sammy but that certainly hasn't stopped the rumors from flowing. This time around, we're hearing that the Galaxy S III may ship with wireless charging as the standard practice of getting juice into the phone.
While wireless charging may still seem like a novelty of sorts today, the technology has been around long enough and we certainly wouldn't mind seeing it end up in the next-gen Galaxy S device. Sure, a handful of phones can get their wireless charge on by getting a replacement rear backing, but like the late Palm Pre, we know that it's never been a must-have feature. We doubt that the Galaxy S III will change the game by using a technology that's been around but we doubt that there will be many complaints about adding the option.
What's interesting about the possibility of the handset to support wireless charging is that it may not actually need to stay attached to the charging station and could charge your phone from 2 meters away. Now that is a feature that would get some attention. Being able to charge your phone without having it attached to a wire or sitting on a charging station – but instead just sitting next to you on your desk. We could definitely get used to that.
We can add wireless charging to the list of impressive specifications the Galaxy S III is said to have. So far, we're expecting to see the handset rock a 4.8 inch Super AMOLED HD display,quad-core Exynos processor with LTE support out of the box, 12 megapixel camera, and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, all wrapped up in a ceramic casing.
We're still a couple of months away from the official unveiling of the device and we certainly hope that all the rumors we've heard so far will be packed into this highly anticipated handset.