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Your Guide to Simplified Complex Giving
Did you know Communities Foundation of Texas can accept a wide range of gifts, even real estate, art and antiques?
While assets that are most tax advantageous to give may be complex, your charitable giving doesn't have to be.
Prior to Peggy and David Rockefeller's record-breaking art auction this spring, Communities Foundation of Texas held an event in partnership with Christie's and Bessemer Trust that shared the story behind the Rockefeller family's philanthropy and highlighted ways to give complex assets, such as art, to charity.
The Rockefeller collection of 1,500 items brought in $832.6 million—the highest ever for a private collection at auction. All of the estate's proceeds from what is now the most significant charitable auction in history will be directed to charity. In a statement, David Rockefeller, Jr. said: "The auction exceeded our expectations in so many ways. Christie's and our family had a shared financial goal of raising more than $500 million in estate proceeds for the 12 philanthropies our parents cared about so deeply, and it has been both humbling and deeply gratifying to see a sale total that reaches so far beyond that. These funds will provide very meaningful support to important institutions and foundations devoted to scientific research and higher education, support for the arts, foreign policy, and the conservation of coastal and agricultural lands."
"We love helping people think creatively to find ways to give that make the most sense for them with the resources and assets they have," says Carolyn Newham, Senior Director of Donor Relations at CFT. "We have the expertise to find the right way to make these work for each individual, family or business."
The following are a few examples of complex gifts Communities Foundation of Texas has accepted:
Real Estate to Real Impact
A local CPA recommended that his client partner with CFT when the client was looking into how a property here in Dallas could help fund their philanthropy.
Working with the client, CFT was able to accept and place a percentage of the business into a donor-advised fund where it will produce income that can be used for grantmaking to nonprofits. In the event that the business is sold, that sale will further add to their charitable impact and legacy. CFT works with each scenario to provide the best outcome for the client and the advisor in order
to maximize the client's tax benefits while fueling the client's philanthropy.
The Art of Giving
Longtime friends of CFT, Linda Buford and her late husband Bob Buford were stunned when two contemporary paintings they owned were appraised
at 50 times what they had paid for the paintings when originally purchased in 1981.
With the new appraisal, the Bufords began to think of the paintings more as an investment that had appreciated than as beautiful artwork, and they worried about how light and humidity might affect their value. They decided to gift the paintings to Linda's donor-advised fund at CFT so that CFT could sell the art at auction and Linda could recommend more grants to their favorite charitable causes.
The Bufords donated the paintings to CFT, and CFT handled the details necessary for selling the paintings at a fall contemporary art auction in New York, which Bob and Linda attended. CFT negotiated details of the consignment agreement, insured the paintings and arranged for them to be transported to New York in order to be photographed for the auction catalog.
"We enjoyed the paintings for many years, and for the past few years we've been able to experience more joy by using their value to help others," said Linda.
New Uses for Antiques
Have you ever thought about what will happen to your favorite possessions beyond your lifetime? What about gifting those of high value to charity? Creating provisions in your estate can be an impactful way to further your philanthropic passions long beyond your lifetime, and CFT can often be the perfect partner to facilitate this on your behalf.
One of CFT's donors has been a longtime collector. She has a collection of antiques that are very meaningful to her and wants to keep these items that bring her joy with her during her life. But beyond her lifetime, she will use these cherished assets to create her charitable legacy.
For her, that means supporting her favorite animal causes. She has created a provision in her estate plan stipulating that proceeds from the sale of her collection will support animals in need for years to come through a named fund at CFT. CFT is honored to support her passions on her behalf long into the future.
Learn more at www.cftexas.org/assets or contact Geri Jacobs, Director of Charitable Gift Planning, at gjacobs@cftexas.org or 214-750-4226.
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You can't take it with you!
Ford Lacy and Cece Smith Plan Their Community Legacy
"YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU!" is the first thing Ford Lacy said when we asked what spurred him and his wife, Cece Smith, to plan in advance how they would give to charity through their wills.
Learning to Heal
Simon Greenstone creates a scholarship fund for those impacted by cancer
"We're so pleased to have CFT as our partners as we make a real difference in the lives of so many deserving kids" says Simon Greenstone, founding shareholder of the law firm Simon Greenstone Panatier.
Racing Toward a Cure
Shelby family furthers pancreatic cancer treatment options
The Shelby Family has made meaningful investments in the diagnosis and treatment of pancreatic cancer by working with CFT staff and funding clinical trials through donor-advised funds at CFT.
Sharing Values & Planning Your Legacy
A conversation with Ray and Linda Pekowski
"We chose Communities Foundation of Texas as our legacy charity because we love the people there, their stewardship and the ease in working with their team." - Linda and Ray Pekowski
Where Giving Invests
Cotton Bowl Fund at CFT invests in Friends of Barack Obama Male Leadership Academy
"Visiting a college or university is fairly common in middle or upper middle-class homes, but we believe every student should have that opportunity." — Jay McAuley, Chairman of the Cotton Bowl Foundation
Where Giving Serves
RHSB: CFT Business Fund Holder and Freedom Day Volunteers
"CFT is a valuable and strategic partner that helps RHSB make a meaningful impact and contribution to the community where we live, work and raise our families." — Doug Jones, Senior Vice President and Principal at RHSB
Where Giving Persists
Grace Jo, North Korean Refugee and Scholarship Recipient
"I believe that education has the power to transform societies." - Grace Jo One of the goals of the George W. Bush Institute is to improve the human condition in North Korea, where 24 million people live under a brutal dictator. When the Bush Institute wanted to establish a scholarship fund to support North Korean refugees, it came to CFT to administer the program by handling the scholarship applications, screening and grants.
Where Giving Grows
Martha Jackson, GiveWisely Graduate and CFT Fund Holder
On the 10th anniversary of her nephew's passing, Martha found a way to honor him. She set up a donor-advised fund through CFT to help children and youth develop self confidence through art and athletics. But she didn't stop there. After taking CFT's GiveWisely class and visiting Family Gateway, which supports homeless families, Martha was inspired to roll up her sleeves and volunteer.
Where Giving Shelters
Dan and Rebecca Tatsch, Record-Holding North Texas Giving Day Donors
CFT's North Texas Giving Day is the annual, community-wide fundraising event that has pumped more than $195 million into North Texas charities over the last eight years.
Grandparents Spark New Generation
Hegi Grandchildren Take Up the Torch of Giving
Grandparents Fred and Jan Hegi are passing on a powerful legacy by empowering their six grandchildren to change lives through The Hegi Grandchildren's Fund at CFT. The fund not only serves as a charitable resource but as a way to instill the importance of giving in a future generation. Through the fund, each grandchild will be giving $200 every year to a charity of their choice — a responsibility that each of them has agreed to approach thoughtfully.
Expanding Horizons
Angie Dickson Returns to her Roots
Angie Dickson spent her childhood on her family's ranch in West Texas. As an adult, she built a successful career in finance, but she felt a strong calling to give back. So she turned to CFT to help establish a fund that could accept gifts for Kids on the Land, a nonprofit that she formed with her mother, Katherine Dickson, and Peggy Maddox. Partnering with local landowners, schools and government organizations, this unique program teaches elementary school children about the natural resources in their own region.
Gifted Musicians
Heart of Neiman Marcus Foundation Fund at CFT
In corporate philanthropy, Neiman Marcus has an ear for youth arts education. Research has shown that students receiving arts training graduate at higher rates, score higher on the SAT, are better creative problem solvers and become engaged civic leaders. The Heart of Neiman Marcus Foundation Fund at CFT was established to strategically invest in organizations providing support for arts education for underserved youth.
The Sweet Life Fund helps burn victims survive tough times
Scott Sweet was just a second-grader when he was severely burned by a live wire. He spent countless days in the hospital and still remembers the sadness of missed recesses and feeling isolated from his schoolmates. But the care he received made a lasting impression, inspiring him and his wife Cathy to help other children dealing with similar medical crises.
John & Veletta Lill put plans in place to give back to the community
What's next? is the question former Dallas City Councilmember Veletta Forsythe-Lill and her husband John asked as they reviewed their financial goals. Approaching a milestone birthday and thankful to have accomplished some bigger goals like funding their son's college education, Veletta started thinking about how she could sustain the legacy of the community she had helped build.
Norman Brinker Scholarship at CFT
Legendary restaurateur's legacy of excellence continues to inspire
Norman Brinker's integrity, entrepreneurship and competitive spirit made him a legend, but it was his generosity and the desire to help raise the skill of others that made him beloved by his family, peers, employees, and the countless lives he touched.


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The breast cancer cure rate is at an all-time high, and so is the information — and misinformation — available to patients and their families. Online searches can lead to unreliable sources, leaving even the most resilient patient feeling uneasy and uncertain about her diagnosis, treatment options, doctors, side effects and recovery. Elisa Port, M.D., FACS, chief of breast surgery at The Mount Sinai Hospital and co-director of the Dubin Breast Center in Manhattan, offers a valuable perspective on how to approach reports of new developments on screening, diagnosis, prognosis and treatment. In her book, The New Generation Breast Cancer Book: How to Navigate Your Diagnosis and Treatment Options—and Remain Optimistic—in an Age of Information Overload, she describes every possible test and every type of doctor visit, providing a comprehensive, empathetic guide that a newly diagnosed woman (and her family) will want to have at her side. —Ed.
The JAMA study released a few months ago, which was covered extensively in the media (The New York Times, Aug. 20, 2015) and the TIME magazine cover story were no exceptions. Both the study and the story involved patients with DCIS (ductal carcinoma-in-situ), the earliest form of breast cancer. The take-home message from reading both the study and these articles should be that for women with DCIS the overall long-term survival rate is excellent: 97 percent to 98 percent. This is good news, and all women with DCIS should keep this in mind.
And there is more good news. Because there have been so many advances in the care and treatment of breast cancer in general, not just DCIS, there are more options than ever before. As a result there is no place anymore for the "one size fits all" approach in taking care of women with breast cancer. It's critical to know that not all women will have all options, and that in each particular case, surgery and additional treatments are tailored and offered based on different factors specific to each individual case. As surgeons and oncologists, our job is to decide which options are medically appropriate, and then among the viable options in each case, help a patient decide which is best for her as an individual: Lumpectomy or mastectomy? Mastectomy or bilateral mastectomy? Chemotherapy or hormonal therapy? Or both?
Some of the factors that contribute to decision making about treatment on an individual basis include: age, overall health status, the amount of cancer in the breast, whether or not there is a concern for spread, and of course, what does the patient herself want? It's not easy to navigate these pathways for any woman with a new diagnosis, but with the right guidance and the right team of doctors, the outcomes are usually very good, and the results from the JAMA study verify this fact.
1) I had a mastectomy for DCIS. Does that mean I was "overtreated" and would have had the same outcome with lumpectomy?
Not at all. One of the biggest sources of confusion about the JAMA study and the Time magazine article is that they didn't clarify well enough that there is no one-size-fits-all treatment, and that eligibility for different approaches, everything from watchful waiting to bilateral mastectomy, can only be determined on a case-by-case basis. Patients in the JAMA study were not randomly assigned to different treatments all ending up with the same excellent outcomes. Many patients included in this study were advised to undergo particular treatments based on what their doctors felt was the best approach after considering the specifics of the particular case. For example, often women who have large areas of DCIS in their breasts that would be difficult to remove in a small operation are advised to undergo mastectomy. With mastectomy, a woman with DCIS has an extremely low risk of cancer coming back, and an extremely high likelihood of survival. To assume that you could take this same woman with a large area of cancer, perform a lumpectomy (thereby possibly not removing all the cancer) or do no treatment at all, and expect the same outcome would be completely wrong. And in no way did this study show that this would be reasonable to expect.
There are also other mitigating circumstances that may lead us, the surgeons, to advise a woman to have a mastectomy. For example, women with the BRCA gene mutation are at much higher risk for cancer recurrence after lumpectomy, and mastectomy is frequently advised. For many women both lumpectomy and mastectomy would be associated with equal outcomes in their particular cases, and some of these women choose to have a mastectomy. For these women there are other factors that drive decision making beyond just equal survival rates, and in my experience, the choices my patients make are usually well thought out and made after careful consideration and consultation regarding the risks and benefits of all their options.
Women who choose a "watch and wait" or no treatment approach via various research protocols (described in detail in the Time magazine article) are also carefully selected to be the patients who are at lowest risk for having disease progression, and they are carefully monitored. In addition, it should be clarified that while many of these patients undergo no surgical treatment, they often take anti-hormonal therapy which is a form of treatment.
To reiterate, there is no one size fits all. And this holds true for women with DCIS as much as for any other scenario. Perhaps one reason why women with DCIS have such good outcomes is in part because we, the surgeons, are making reasonably good recommendations on a case-by-case basis as to whom should receive which type of surgery.
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Space Case (Moon Base Alpha) (Paperback)
By Stuart Gibbs
It's a murder mystery on the moon in this humorous and suspenseful space adventure from the author of Belly Up and Spy School that The New York Times Book Review called "a delightful and brilliantly constructed middle grade thriller."
Like his fellow lunarnauts—otherwise known as Moonies—living on Moon Base Alpha, twelve-year-old Dashiell Gibson is famous the world over for being one of the first humans to live on the moon.
And he's bored out of his mind. Kids aren't allowed on the lunar surface, meaning they're trapped inside the tiny moon base with next to nothing to occupy their time—and the only other kid Dash's age spends all his time hooked into virtual reality games.
Then Moon Base Alpha's top scientist turns up dead. Dash senses there's foul play afoot, but no one believes him. Everyone agrees Dr. Holtz went onto the lunar surface without his helmet properly affixed, simple as that. But Dr. Holtz was on the verge of an important new discovery, Dash finds out, and it's a secret that could change everything for the Moonies—a secret someone just might kill to keep...
Stuart Gibbs is the New York Times bestselling author of the Charlie Thorne series, FunJungle series, Moon Base Alpha series, and Spy School series. He has written screenplays, worked on a whole bunch of animated films, developed TV shows, been a newspaper columnist, and researched capybaras (the world's largest rodents). Stuart lives with his family in Los Angeles. You can learn more about what he's up to at StuartGibbs.com.
*STARRED REVIEW* The whodunit is smartly paced and intricately plotted. Best of all, the reveal is actually worth all the buildup. Thrillers too often fly off the rails in their final moments, but the author's steady hand keeps everything here on track. Fully absorbing."
"Suspenseful."
"This zany sci-fi/adventure/murder mystery won't sit around gathering moondust, especially with such an eye-catching cover!; highly recommended for your middle-grade mystery collection."
— Jill Barton, MLIS, Collection Development
"Recommended as a breezy read, especially for the budding space scientist."
Series: Moon Base Alpha
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Five Fatal Flaws in the Newest Toll Lane Plan
The latest version of Governor Hogan's toll lane plan was released Friday afternoon and is scheduled for a vote by the Board of Public Works tomorrow morning. The Governor is asking the BPW to approve a toll lane procurement cut back from his original scheme, running from the American Legion Bridge to the intersection of I-270 and I-370 at Shady Grove. The new plan makes it clearer than ever that the purpose of this scheme is not to relieve traffic congestion, but to generate toll revenue for the benefit of private contractors.
The agreement announced last November between Governor Hogan and Virginia Governor Northam will be part of the project approval. But no one has yet seen this "Accord" in writing. How can the BPW vote on a document its members haven't seen?
An MDOT computer model calculated the expected toll rates and profit-&-loss for each toll lane segment. This has not been made public. The Governor wants taxpayers to sign on to a 50-year business venture worth billions of dollars, yet won't tell us how much Marylanders will wind up paying in taxes and tolls.
Beltway traffic jams will get worse
Adding lanes to I-270 and the American Legion Bridge will dump even more traffic into the already-jammed 270/Beltway merge at Wisconsin Avenue. MDOT itself says that the resulting bottleneck will add even more delay to Beltway trips within Maryland. (See the image to the right, from MDOT's November 7, 2019 presentation to the National Capital Planning Commission.)
Jobs will leave Maryland for Virginia
The plan will shift jobs from Maryland into Virginia and help turn Montgomery County into a suburb of northern Virginia. A half century of research shows that the driving force in office location is convenient travel to the boss's home and golf course. This plan makes it much easier for CEOs who live in Bethesda and Potomac to drive to Tysons and sends them through heavy traffic when they travel to most of Maryland.
No real competition for P3 contract
Under the two-state "Accord," Virginia will build the toll lanes on the Beltway Inner Loop from the state line to River Road. Virginia has already selected Transurban, the Australian company that runs the rest of its P3 toll lanes, as the contractor that will extend its toll lanes to Maryland. And Maryland's contract for the rest of the toll lanes will be awarded on a tight schedule that leaves no room for real competition.
Transurban, as the only serious bidder, will be able to set the terms of any contract. The BPW members who approve this procurement will be compelled to accept the terms dictated by Transurban, or suffer the political fallout of killing a project that they made the heart of the state's transportation program.
Update: Maryland Matters reports this morning that Governor Hogan's Director of Intergovernmental Affairs will leave her state job on Friday and go to work for Transurban next week as their Maryland Government Affairs Manager.
Taxpayers will be on the hook
The procurement plan will be amended to provide for "sharing of risks... to provide an offeror confidence that their solution may be implemented." This opens the door wide to promises of taxpayer money. We were told that the purpose of the P3 is to shift financial risk away from the state. It now turns out that this rushed process creates new financial risks for the state, defeating the purpose of the P3 approach.
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Cambodians stand together in solidarity for Human Rights Day 2014
Posted on December 10, 2014 by Cambodian Center for Human Rights
Today, 10 December, marks International Human Rights Day ("IHRD"). Proclaimed by the UN General Assembly in 1950, IHRD aims to bring the world's attention to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights ("UDHR") as "the common standard of achievement for all peoples and all nations."[1] However, despite the dramatic improvement in Cambodia's human rights situation since the Khmer Rouge atrocities of the 1970s, human rights violations remain a serious problem in Cambodian society, with those from poor and marginalized communities particularly affected. IHRD is an important moment for the human rights community in Cambodia to raise their concerns, and over the last few days human rights defenders ("HRDs"), monks, activists and civil society groups marched from across the country to Phnom Penh. They gathered outside the National Assembly this morning to call for, among other things, improved labour rights, land rights, and the release of imprisoned fellow activists.
Yesterday, the Cambodian Center for Human Rights ("CCHR") launched an exhibition entitled, "Where is My Justice?", which highlights Cambodia's deeply rooted culture of impunity and shares the experiences of victims of human rights violations. Impunity affects a wide range of people in Cambodia, from demonstrators subjected to excessive use of force by the police and judicial harassment, to people forcibly evicted from their homes in illegal land grabs or members of the Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) community who face discrimination and attacks; all have failed to receive justice for crimes committed against them.
"About six to seven security guards beat me, I was kicked with their big boots and I lost consciousness. I haven't received justice yet because I am just a reporter." – Lay Samean, Journalist [2]
In addition, a weak separation of powers allows the courts to be used to silence HRDs, members of the political opposition, union leaders and journalists. The passing of three laws in May 2014 further undermined judicial independence by increasing executive control of the courts. Activists are often charged with "incitement to commit violence" or "defamation" without evidence, facing jail time and large fines.
In early 2014, a number of demonstrations took place across Cambodia calling for garment workers' wages and working conditions to be improved. This led to serious violations of the right to freedom of expression and assembly, including a blanket ban on demonstrations and the detention of protestors without charge, some of whom were forced to sign written statements agreeing not to take part in future demonstrations before their release. Furthermore, state security personnel used excessive force during some protests, including firing live ammunition into crowds of demonstrators, causing a number of deaths. All reported uses of excessive force by the authorities must be thoroughly and independently investigated.
"I have not received justice, and the military forces that violated my rights have not been punished. I was a victim, but I was put in prison." – Sokun Sambath Piseth, former NGO worker [3]
Land disputes, often involving harassment and attacks in attempts to force people from their land to make way for real estate, industrial and infrastructure development and the exploitation of Cambodia's rich natural resources remained a key issue in 2014. In August, CCHR issued an open letter addressed to Prime Minister Hun Sen requesting improvements in land registration, greater provision of formal land titles and a moratorium on land evictions.
I was continually attacked and beaten, they tried to burn my home down, and they threw a cobra inside. Even though we have filed complaints, I feel that no one will find justice for us. – Ly Seav Minh, Phnom Penh resident [4]
Despite significant issues remaining, the overall human rights situation in Cambodia appears to be on a positive long-term trajectory. Cambodians are increasingly aware of their rights, and have shown considerable courage in fighting for them. As highlighted by the UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Cambodia in a report released in August, "New ways will be found to meet the rising expectations of the increasingly aware and demanding Cambodian people."
CCHR will continue to stand in solidarity with all those working for the promotion and protection of human rights, in Cambodia and around the world.
Lois Gauthier, CCHR International Intern, contributed to this blog post.
[1] United Nations, Human Rights Day, http://www.un.org/en/events/humanrightsday/
[2] On 2 May 2014, Lay Samean, a reporter with Voice of Democracy, covered a rally held by opposition party supporters at Freedom Park in Phnom Penh. He was attacked and beaten by security guards as he tried to take photos of them chasing a monk, and left lying unconscious in the street. He had to travel to Bangkok for surgery for head injuries and a broken cheekbone and his vision has been permanently affected. Nobody has been held to account for the attack.
[3] Sokun Sambath Piseth, a former NGO worker, was monitoring a strike in January 2014 when he was beaten and his arm was broken by security forces. He was arrested along with 22 others, charged with a number of offences including intentional violence with aggravating circumstances and sentenced to a term of imprisonment, despite not being involved in the strike.
[4] Ly Seav Minh's family is involved in a land dispute with the Khun Sear Import Export Company – owned by tycoon Khun Sear – after they refused to vacate a plot of land in the Boeung Kak 1 area of Phnom Penh's Tuol Kork district, which they have inhabited since 1982. The family has suffered death threats, violent attacks and intimidation as a result.
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R.I.P. Eric Wagner, Singer of Trouble and The Skull Dies from COVID-19 Pneumonia
The pioneering doom metal vocalist was scheduled to perform at Psycho Las Vegas this past weekend
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August 23, 2021 | 11:27am ET
Former Trouble singer Eric Wagner has died after a being hospitalized with COVID-19 pneumonia. The pioneering doom metal singer was 62 years old.
Wagner was supposed to play Psycho Las Vegas with his band The Skull this past weekend, but the group dropped out after announcing that Wagner had been hospitalized with COVID pneumonia.
Four of the band's crew had tested positive, with three recovering prior to the festival date. Wagner's condition worsened, however. He was reportedly unvaccinated for COVID-19 [per Blabbermouth].
Eric Wagner's son, Luke Wagner, confirmed the news of his passing on social media late last night. While an official statement from the band is forthcoming, The Skull bandmate Chuck Robinson wrote on Facebook soon after:
"This morning I awoke to the worst news… We are all truly devastated.. My dear friend, band mate and brother Eric Wagner has passed. Goodnight Tempter.. We love you.."
Eric Wagner is best known for fronting cult doom metal act Trouble. Formed in 1979, the Chicago band combined Christian lyrical themes with heavy riffs and an ominous atmosphere. The band gained favor with underground label Metal Blade Records and released three highly respected LPs in the 1980s, including the seminal debut, Psalm 9.
Eventually, Trouble caught the ear of Rick Rubin, who signed the band to Def American for two full-length LPs — 1990's excellent self-titled effort and its psych-inspired follow-up Manic Frustrations in 1992.
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Wagner exited Trouble in 1997 before rejoining in 2002. His second stint in the band would last until 2008, when he and other members went on to form The Skull — named after Trouble's 1985 album. Trouble continue to operate with a new lineup and original guitarists Bruce Franklin and Rick Wartell.
We send our condolences to Wagner's family and The Skull and Trouble camps. Below you can listen to some of Wagner's finest musical moments from his long, fruitful career.
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Optimization of the loan-granting process is an essential part of the modern banking operations, especially because loan-taking is so popular these days. Banks and other institutions need to be ready to swiftly process any and all loan requests, combining both protection from unwise investments and the highest quality of customer service.
One of the most sensitive issues is whenever the institution is willing to grant a loan of specified size to a specific individual, i.e. whenever his credit rating is sufficient. The process of ascertaining this information can be as complex as the bank wishes, but one key consideration while designing it should be time required to get an answer in an individual case. Almost as important is the whole interface that the potential client interacts with, such as the forms that questionnaires and printouts take, in terms of usability and attractiveness.
It is impossible to prosper while ignoring the realities of the market situation – today swiftness and ease of access are key in gathering new clients and maintaining the current market share. Optimizing procedures in this context is not easy, especially when using systems that are not up to modern standards in these areas. It should not be surprising to industry leaders that Comarch, one of the world's major software manufacturers, created products perfectly tailored to this endeavor, such as its trademarked financial management software.
Ensuring the security of the whole process is a lot easier to implement if the design is complicated, convoluted and requires imputing a lot of redundant or duplicated data – in such a case any error can be used as a tripwire to stop the whole process. This approach is sensible, if the bank ignores the customers expectations and accepts that a large share of them will back out and abandon the attempt to secure a loan.
It should be abundantly clear that this is an unacceptable situation that absolutely must be replaced by a sophisticated, but easy to use design that allows unprecedented amount of automated assistance thanks to cutting edge management systems – just as those offered by Comarch to all types of clients, such as banks, corporations and other institutions. These systems can be perfectly tailored to specific client needs in terms of functionality and layout, while still allows for future growth and expansion.
Why make it easy for the clients?
While systems such as the Comarch Corporate Banking are invaluable to corporations that need to accurately monitor and analyze all of their financial interactions, Comarch products truly shine when it comes to designing the interfaces that are ultimately what the potential loan taker uses.
In the worst-case scenario, the institution will have only one chance to offer their product to a person that spontaneously decided to take a loan, so it is crucial to eliminate all possible obstacles that could make this person check out other offers, while still making sure that the loan is appropriate given this person's credit rating. This is where the Comarch's Loan Origination Software proves its worth and can change a likely missed chance into a successful transaction.


We step outside each morning that we're blessed to rise, and we pay no attention to the individualism of a blade of grass, the red bird perched on the park bench, the puppy romping across the lawn, the beetle fixed on a green leaf, the colorful butterfly flittering by or the ant busily moving about.
It doesn't occur to us that the puddle of water at the end of the driveway is evidence that millions of raindrops fell overnight, cleansing and refreshing the earth and its foliage.
What a pity that we are given a marvelous garden in which to dwell, to care for, and to appreciate -- yet we treat it like an unattractive and strange habitation.
As we drive along, we can see candy wrappers and potato chip bags wedged within the landscape. Empty beer and soda cans speckle the scenery. And old discarded mattresses are dumped alongside the roadways as though this is the dropoff point for such trash.
Is this how we thank our landlord? Perhaps if He charged us rent we would take better care of our earthly haven.
The earth is Yahuwah's and everything in it. What would be your answer if He questioned you about how you treat or mistreat it?


I have about 5 cents worth of opinion about marriage and financial matters. Remembering back to when I first met my husband (boyfriend then) – he saw the debt problem I had and told me point blank that if I continued to spend money as irresponsibly as that and not work with him as "team" we could call it quits right away.
This was when we wanted to just move in together and he was right.
We did not get married until my entire debt was paid off and we could afford a house together. We've been married about five years now and I have come to accept that he is and always will be more financially savvy than me, although I have learned and grown in that area a lot. It doesn't matter whether it's the man or woman in the family who has more financial sense- it's usually one or the other and I firmly believe that it can't be a "blow" to anyone's ego. Let it go. It's a team effort as a marriage and the reality is that the financial irresponsibility of one partner (man or woman) can cause two people who really love each to split up. IS that worth it? – NO. Man or woman must become humble and realize that it's for the good of the LOVE they share and life they vowed to make for each other. Remember those good ol' vows?
Get rid of the selfishness and stop thinking "I deserve this or that and I don't want to feel punished" It's kind of childish. I can say that because I had that attitude and it made me a very unpleasant person.
We never spend on large purchases without talking about it first, we budget everything out – so we may live comfortably and we agree on nearly all of our expenses upfront. We have budgets as personal spending allowances that we don't have to account for every cent. I always do anyhow because I have gotten into the habit of doing that mainly because, it feels good to know where my spending money is going. This year we had almost no budget for Christmas (we are having our first baby – anyday now! and I stopped working just so we could get pregnant)I knew ahead of time -like in September that we werent going to spend anyhthing for X-mas presents, so I started saving a few dollars each week from my allowance to buy frames and I printed copies of my artwork, framed them and gave those to people as gifts. Everyone in our family loved them and we had a wonderful time together!
When a couple both have limited funds to live on – making finances a together task is really important for the stability of the marriage and the whole family.
I just want to clarify – that my last message about marriage and finances is directed toward the spouses who need to step back and let their partner take over the finaces for awhile – be it the man or woman.
Let them read my last post if they need the attitude adjustment.
I agree with other posts. Whatever you do DON'T TOUCH YOUR SAVINGS!!! That money is yours from before the marriage. Your husband needs to make some changes. Without those so hard changes he'll get right back into debt and likely even farther than he is now.


In a recent interview, the Spice Girls were asked if they'd considered replacing Victoria Beckham (Posh) for their reunion shows and the inevitable tour that follows. While Sporty argued Posh is irreplaceable and it's offensive to even speak on it, Baby suggested Katy Perry might be joining the girls. Personally, I don't feel the tour is necessary to begin with, but Katy just told us she's taking a step back from making music. Why not use that down time to make some extra coins with the Spice Girls. Read more on that here.


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Eviction Day
With startling efficiency, Eureka clears the PalCo Marsh
By Grant Scott-Goforth grant@northcoastjournal.com @GScottGoforth
Smoke and dust filled the air, a helicopter circled overhead and the crunch and crash of heavy equipment disrupted a serene morning on the edge of Humboldt Bay as Eureka Police and work crews razed the homeless encampment behind the Bayshore Mall.
The scene was, perhaps, a long time coming. The area known as the Devil's Playground has been a camping site for at least a decade, time enough for it to swell to a population of 300 at one point and become a community of sorts, with its own culture and rules.
It was also reminiscent of the South Spit in the 1990s, when hundreds of homeless people, including families, were rousted from a makeshift community by a county health order. At the PalCo Marsh, Eureka police took a relatively hands-off approach until last year, when a lawsuit made the city hyper-aware of liability concerns surrounding the old concrete structures littering the property and the encampments that surrounded them. With a new sense of urgency, plans to address homelessness began to formulate.
There was plenty of time for the people camping in the PalCo Marsh to find another place to live, Eureka Police Chief Andy Mills told reporters at a press conference the morning of the eviction. In the last 30 days, he said, officers and city workers visited the camp nearly daily to tell campers they faced arrest if they didn't leave by May 2.
That warning went unheeded by some. At 8 a.m., dozens of people were still in the prohibited area.
Tensions ran high early. A man asked to leave a media area barked at a police officer, "I know what 'walk away' means." He complied, and most of the people still in camps seemed to be feverishly packing their belongings as a Coast Guard helicopter soared in wide circles overhead for at least an hour.
A woman along the road in the north part of the property pleaded with an unseen person in a ring of enclosures, "I'll buy you a fucking tent," she said, urgency filling her voice. "We need to leave." A ways north, a man sat on a crate next to his bicycle, its trailer having bottomed out under the weight of what was left of his belongings. "I don't know where I was going," the man said, tired and desperate.
Near the bay, two women stoked a fire with unwanted belongings — a tent, ice chests, a mattress — before the heat of the flames pushed them back. A man stepped in and helped them pull their bikes out of range of the fire.
Other trash fires popped up throughout the marsh, filling the air with the smell of burning plastic and damp, torched clothes. Police drove up and down the property but didn't attend to the fires — officers appeared to be passively observing, perhaps to avoid escalating tensions. Firefighters never came, and the fire burnt itself to a smolder.
Rumors abounded about resistance to the police eviction, but little seemed to come to fruition. A woman who Mills said was trying to make a statement was arrested in the parking lot after refusing to leave. But no other arrests were made.
And the city was taking a relatively patient approach to the stragglers. Service workers and clergy members wandered the grounds; local philanthropist Betty Chinn encouraged people to come to newly constructed shipping containers in Old Town, and one clergyman offered his phone to a young pregnant woman who said her grandmother might be able to come pick her up.
But misinformation also swirled through the camp. One woman — an apparent resident — assured another that police wouldn't cross into the marsh, even as officers were dismantling camps on its southern end. EPD homeless liaison Pam Millsap told the Journal she'd heard people repeat a rumor that Chinn's containers were going to be shipped away once filled with the homeless.
Dozens of reporters and photographers — as well as representatives from the Independent Observer Program — were allowed to walk around the grounds and watch the camps be dismantled. It was a conscious decision on Mills' part — during the press conference, he said it was intended to be a "very transparent" operation.
In the lead up to eviction day, the police department had mapped each of the camps, identifying the owners, and about 100 officers and city workers moved methodically from tent to tent, identifying themselves to the residents. Police stood by as people packed up their belongings, listening to them explain what they wanted to keep and what they were willing to part with.
If the tents were empty, police would start to tear them down, while a city employee took photos with a GPS-enabled camera of the camps and the property that the crews determined to be worth keeping. Big items were put on pallets and tagged with a number. Smaller belongings were put in tubs. It would all go into shipping containers from which residents could retrieve their property in the next 90 days, Mills said.
After that, inmate work crews descended on the camps, pulling apart the structures, pallets and common areas and throwing them into the open for large front loaders to haul to a waiting Dumpster. It was a busy, dusty, loud operation. Work crews turned up more than 1,000 syringes, and the ground was littered with broken glass and other less hazardous remnants of the Devil's Playground community: toys, tools, food packaging.
At the end of last week, county Animal Control Facilities Manager Rob Patton told the Journal that his employees would be assisting EPD's own animal control officer. It was all hands on deck, but the few remaining dogs this reporter saw — there were more than 50 at the marsh last week — were with owners who were hastily leaving the area.
Mills said he expected the painstaking cleanup to be finished by the end of May 3. At the end of the first day, crews had filled 10 Dumpsters with 88,000 pounds of trash. About half of the 70 campsites had been cleared — including one, Mills said, that had been rigged with a booby trap designed to spill urine on police officers.
Around 11 a.m. on May 2, Mills said the operation was still on schedule. Two people in the encampments were arrested that morning, he said, but on outstanding warrants, not for camping or trespassing. He said the city was still in the process of dealing with one last camper who hadn't left yet.
When the cleanup is complete, Mills said the marsh area will be a "maintenance" operation consisting of regular police visits to make sure people aren't re-entrenching in the site. He conceded at an afternoon press conference that his department was already receiving reports of campsites popping up elsewhere in the city.
A couple hundred yards away, a cluster of people sat on a curb on Bayshore Way near Applebee's passing around a tall can of Four Loko. One of the men, who looked to be in his early 30s and declined to give his name, said he wasn't sad to see the Devil's Playground encampment go. He'd enjoyed his time there, he said, noting the good people and plentiful drugs. But, he said, it wasn't healthy, and he chuckled at the notion that some residents were resisting the evictions.
"Back there ain't worth fighting for," he said.
A man in his early 20s with camouflage pants said he'd spent most of his adult life in the Devil's Playground.
"I'm going to get civilized," he said of his future plans, drawing hearty laughs from the group. Then a more heartfelt answer: "You want to know the God's honest truth? I'm going right back in there. Fuck the cops."
Editor's Note: This story was one in a four-article cover package. Read more at the links below.
"A Place that Absorbs Lost Souls"
Adequate Shelter?
Fuzzy Numbers
Slideshow Eviction Day
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Tent Cities: An Expert's Opinion
'Heart' of Palco Marsh Case Allowed to Proceed
UPDATED: Why is Eureka Being Squirrely About Handing over Public Records?
The Marsh Eviction's Lone Protest Arrest: A Grandmother Who Stood Her Ground
'A Place That Absorbs Lost Souls'
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Grant Scott-Goforth
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Grant Scott-Goforth was an assistant editor and staff writer for The Journal from 2013 to 2017.
From the Journal Archives: When the Waters Rose in 1964
by Thadeus Greenson, Grant Scott-Goforth and Heidi Walters
The Flower Dancers
Reviving Hupa coming-of-age ceremonies
by Cutcha Risling Baldy
Late Shift: What Eureka's Police Officers See After Dark
by Linda Stansberry


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Ben Godfrey signs new contract until 2023
Norwich City are delighted to confirm that Ben Godfrey has signed a new four-year contract with a further year option available to the Club.
Godfrey, 21, has been with the Canaries since January 2016 after joining from York City and has made a total of 42 senior appearances for the Club. This includes 31 in the successful Championship title-winning campaign of last season.
Speaking exclusively to canaries.co.uk, he said "I'm delighted to commit my future to such a great Club with ambitions and goals similar to mine in terms of staying at the highest level and I'm looking forward to next season.
"There's only so long you can go without a ball at your feet before you get a little bit bored. I miss the boys, I miss training everyday and I miss the atmosphere around the training ground. I'm now looking forward to getting back to working hard."
Godfrey says he's looking forward to taking on Liverpool on the opening day of our Premier League campaign.
"I think we can all look forward to it. It will be a great atmosphere at Anfield and it's a team that I dreamt of playing against as a young boy. We're all looking forward to it and we'll give it 110 percent and hopefully come away with some points."
Ben Godfrey
Ben Godfrey: We want to achieve something special
Ben Godfrey said the team is focussed and ready for their final home game of the season as they take on Blackburn Rovers on Saturday night.
Krul and Godfrey address season so far, atmosphere and criticism with local fan group
Norwich City's Tim Krul and Ben Godfrey addressed a number of topics with local podcasters Along Come Norwich at the Colney Training Centre on Thursday.
International round-up: Pukki helps Finland secure victory
Teemu Pukki helped Finland earn their first win in 2020 UEFA European Championship qualification, providing an assist in their win over Armenia on Tuesday.
International Round-Up: McLean nets for Scotland
Kenny McLean scored his first goal for Scotland on Sunday evening in an important UEFA EURO 2020 qualifying victory over San Marino.
Max Aarons signs new five-year contract with Norwich City
Norwich City are delighted to announce that Max Aarons has committed his future to the Club, signing a new five-year deal.
Away kit launch details confirmed
We're delighted to confirm the launch dates for our 2019-20 Errea Premier League away kit.
Daniel Farke on positive Godfrey news and Byram debut
Daniel Farke revealed positive news in relation to the fitness of Ben Godfrey on Tuesday evening.
Sam Byram joins Norwich City on four-year deal
Right-back Sam Byram has become the fourth new addition to Daniel Farke's Norwich City squad this summer, joining from fellow Premier League side West Ham United.


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El Convento de la Encarnación de Sevilla (Andalucía, España) fue fundado en el siglo XVI y es de monjas agustinas. Se encontraba donde actualmente está la Plaza de la Encarnación, pero fue derribado en el siglo XIX, durante la invasión francesa de Sevilla. La congregación se trasladó a dependencias del Hospital de Santa Marta, entre la Plaza Virgen de los Reyes y la Plaza del Triunfo.

Historia

Fue fundado en 1591 por Juan de la Barrera, un hombre que había hecho fortuna en América y que, por no tener descendencia, legó su patrimonio a obras piadosas. En su testamento, redactado el 20 de abril de 1591, donó unas casas en la plaza de San Bartolomé para la construcción de un convento pero, de no convenir fundarlo en ese lugar, daba su autorización para venderlas y construirlo en otro sitio. En el testamento estipula que debía ser enterrado en su iglesia, en cuyo altar mayor debía de ir el misterio de la Anunciación, y que también debía haber dos altares dedicados a los santos juanes. El convento debía de estar sujeto al deán y al cabildo catedralicio y tendría como máximo 40 religiosas, teniendo preferencia para entrar las familiares del fundador, que podrían hacerlo sin aportar una dote.

Juan de la Barrera murió el 25 de abril de ese mismo año y su albacea testamentario, Hernando Vallejo, se encargó de cumplir con su voluntad. Decidió labrar el convento en el barrio entonces conocido como de Ponce de León, por tener allí su casa Pedro Ponce de León. Antes este barrio se llamó de Morillo.

Al hacerse el convento la plaza en la que se ubicó tomó el nombre de este, Nuestra Señora de la Encarnación.

En 1598 ya estaba labrada la puerta principal, en la que trabajan el arquitecto Alonso Vandelvira y los escultores Andrés Ocampo y Martín Alonso de Mesa. Las obras fueron dirigidas, por encargo del albacea, por el maestro albañil Diego Rodríguez.

Construida la parte principal, se pidió a la Santa Sede la aprobación, que llegó con la bula del papa Clemente VII del 23 de enero de 1600. En 1602 el cabildo aceptó su papel en la gestión del convento y ese mismo año se cerró la clausura.

En 1603 unos peritos tasan la obra realizada en 45.864 reales. Eso es todo lo que se aportó al comienzo para la realización del convento. El resto del dinero empleado hasta su conclusión, que costó 40.000 ducados, procedió de la dote de las monjas que fueron entrando.

Como primera abadesa, se escogió a una monja cisterciense del Convento de Santa María de las Dueñas, Beatriz de Vallejo, pariente de Hernando Vallejo. Esta ocupará el cargo 24 años.

Juan Vallejo, hijo de Hernando Vallejo, con el pretexto de ciertas deudas dejadas por el fundador, hipotecará incluso las dores de las religiosas. Y, 38 años después de la fundación, debido a una demanda de los acreedores, son incautados todos los bienes del convento. De todo ello se encargó un administrador judicial hasta 1650, en que obtiene dicha administración Juan Vallejo. Este desistió de la administración, apremiado por los acreedores y por una ejecutoria del tribunal dictada en su contra, por faltarle a las religiosas 50 ducados para alimentos. Finalmente, en 1656, el tribunal otorgó al convento y a su abadesa la administración de sus bienes y rentas.

Entre 1674 y 1679 se realizó el retablo mayor, por parte de Francisco Dionisio de Ribas, en madera de cedro y alijo. El retablo se apolilló y fue reparado por Fernando Barahona, que tuvo que retirar toda la madera de alijo y sustituirla por pino de Flandes. Entre 1691 y 1693 se doró y estofó la restauración, por parte de Miguel de Parrilla. En la segunda mitad del siglo XVII, las monjas compran nuevas casas para aumentar el convento.

En un retablo lateral situado en el lado del Evangelio de la iglesia, frente a la puerta del templo, bajo el cual estaba enterrado el sacerdote jesuita venerable Fernando de Mata, había un cuadro de Juan de Roelas con la Inmaculada y el venerable arrodillado junto a ella. En la actualidad, este cuadro se encuentra en los Museos Estatales de Berlín.

A comienzos del siglo XVIII la situación económica del convento era mala. Tuvieron que recurrir al dinero de las dotes de las religiosas para alimentos y acudieron al cabildo catedralicio, al que estaban sujetas, para ser socorridas. No debieron recibir mucha ayuda, porque el 29 de septiembre de 1710 la abadesa y sus doce monjas fueron a pedir ayuda a la catedral, precedidas por una cruz alzada llevada por su sacristán. El deán intervino y ordenó que las monjas fuesen llevadas a la sacristía mayor, desde donde las hizo volver a su convento en coches de caballos para evitar la curiosidad de la gente. Tras esta salida, aumentaron las ayudas al convento. El cabildo acordó darle 200 fanegas de trigo y 200 ducados. Para evitar que el hecho se repitiese, el visitador privó a la abadesa de su cargo y a sus acompañantes de "voz activa y pasiva". El arzobispo reclamó para sí la competencia de la causa y ordenó arrestar al sacristán porque, según el historiador J. Muñana, "no era tanta la necesidad como significaban las religiosas".

En 1705, el marqués de Dos Hermanas intentó obtener el patronazgo del convento alegando que era sucesor de Juan Vallejo, que actuó como patrón. La abadesa y las monjas se opusieron a estas pretensiones, ya que desde 1656 la abadesa disfrutaba de plena autonomía frente a los patronos por una ejecutoria del Tribunal. Hubo un proceso judicial pero, finalmente, acabó con una sentencia favorable a las monjas en 1718.

En 1810 se produjo la invasión francesa de Sevilla. El 28 de abril se publicó en la «Gazeta de Sevilla» el decreto, firmado por José Bonaparte en el Alcázar, para la "formación de una plaza pública en el terreno que ocupa la manzana comprendida entre las plazas de Regina y la Encarnación". El mismo decreto ordena que las monjas fuesen trasladadas a otro convento. El visitador propuso que las monjas fuesen trasladadas al Convento de Nuestra Señora de la Paz, también de agustinas, pero las monjas no querían ser fusionadas con otro convento, así que el 10 de junio se trasladaron al Convento de los Terceros, que había sido exclaustrado.

El convento original fue derribado para la construcción de la citada plaza. El 11 de diciembre de 1813 Fernando VII ordenó que se devolviesen sus posesiones a todos los religiosos pero estas monjas agustinas no tenían ya un lugar al que regresar. En 1815 la abadesa María Josefa Rodríguez de León escribió una exposición al nuncio para evitar el traslado de su comunidad al Convento de Nuestra Señora de la Paz alegando que aquel convento estaba en su mayor parte en ruinas.

El cabildo catedralicio les cedió la iglesia y el coro del Hospital de Santa Marta. Las monjas recibieron en donación dos casas colindantes al hospital. Se trasladaron a su nueva sede el 21 de diciembre de de 1819 y, al día siguiente, volvieron los terceros a su respectivo convento.

Durante las últimas décadas del siglo XIX y principios del siglo XX el cabildo siguió reservándose el derecho de depositar en su iglesia los cadáveres de los canónigos, hasta ser trasladados al cementerio.

Referencias

Bibliografía

Enlaces externos

Encarnación
Monasterios agustinos en España

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The evidence that your attorney collects includes photos of your injury, photos of the scene of the accident, the testimony of lay witnesses, and the testimony of paid expert witnesses. As part of collecting evidence, your attorney will need to request evidence from the other side. This is called discovery, and it may involve sending lists of questions to the other side, which the defendant is required to answer. Through discovery, your attorney should have a chance to look at each piece of evidence that the other side is preparing to use for its defense.
Before retaining the services of an Orange County personal injury attorney, you may be curious as to what those services will entail. The answer varies, and it depends on the nature of your case. Here are some things that personal injury attorneys often do for their clients.
The activity that most clients associate with personal injury attorneys is negotiating with the insurance company. This comes with a number of additional responsibilities, however, such as submitting the initial demand letter and making decisions about whether or not to hire a mediator.


One in five Americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetimes.
On average, one person dies from melanoma every hour.
Skin cancer is highly treatable when detected early.
People with blond or red hair.
People with skin that burns easily.
People with more than 50 moles or large moles.
History of excessive sun or tanning bed exposure.
Caucasians and men over 50 have a higher risk of developing melanoma than the general population.
While people of color have a lower risk of developing melanoma, the disease is often diagnosed at later stages in skin of color, when melanoma is advanced and more difficult to treat.
Avoid UV rays and make the shade your friend.
Be extra cautious around water, snow and sand because they reflect damaging rays and increase sunburn chances.
If a mole changes in size, shape or color or you notice a new or existing spot that itches or bleeds, you should see a board-certified dermatologist.
Look for a label that says 'broad spectrum' which protects from ultraviolet A and ultraviolet B rays.
Look for water resistant with a sun protective factor (SPF) between 30 and 50.
Apply at least 15 minutes before heading outside, even on cloudy days.
Remember your neck, ears and top of your head.
Sunscreens labeled 'non-comedogenic' are best for people prone to acne.
For lasting protection it's best to reapply every two hours.
Using sunscreen daily can significantly reduce your skin cancer risk.
It's never too late to start using sunscreen.
Created in Arizona, Affiliated Dermatology is led by Arizona physicians dedicated to Arizona patients. Founded in July 2002 by Dr. Richard L. Averitte, Jr., Affiliated Dermatology has grown to seven locations providing skin cancer prevention and treatment, medical and aesthetic dermatology services, and allergy testing. In 2011, Affiliated Dermatology created a residency program to train the next generation of healthcare professionals to help meet Arizona's increased demand. In addition, Affiliated Dermatology has its own, in-house CLIA certified and CAP accredited laboratory. Dr. Averitte also established the Arizona Skin Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to providing financial aid to people with skin cancer who cannot afford treatment.
Yes, me and nearly everyone who likes to take good care of their skin will agree that the most major part of taking care of your skin is to apply sunscreen. This allows your skin to stay moist in winter. This is the most necessary thing during winter season.


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Dish's Sling TV Sees Rise In Subscribers, But Dip In Revenues
by Wayne Friedman , February 21, 2018
On the back of some weak fourth-quarter revenue results, Dish Network says its internet pay TV service -- Sling TV -- ended 2017 with 2.2 million subscribers, a gain of 47% over the year before.
It's the first time the company has disclosed this data.
Overall, the company ended the year totaling 13.24 million pay-TV subscribers -- 11.03 million Dish TV satellite subscribers and 2.2 million Sling TV subscribers.
This was down from 13.7 million a year ago. Total satellite subscribers fell by 121,000. Total Dish company revenue fell 7.8% to $3.48 billion, missing analysts' $3.53 billion estimate.
During the fourth-quarter period, Dish says both its satellite and digital TV pay TV businesses had net increases in pay-TV subscribers -- about 39,000 versus a gain of 28,000 in the year-ago quarter. The results also include 75,000 reactivations in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands following damage from Hurricane Maria.
As with many companies, Dish witnessed a big gain due to new federal tax laws with net income at $1.39 billion -- against $355 million from the year-ago quarter -- with $1.2 billion coming from the new tax benefit.
The average subscriber monthly payment -- ARPU, average revenue per user -- declined to $86.43 for 2017 versus $88.66 in 2016. Mid-day trading of Dish stock was up 0.3% to $44.71.
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[ARCHIVED] City Seeks Town Center Task Force Members
The City Council adopted a plan in 2007 to create a Town Center that reflects the community's values and identity, and provides a stimulus for growth and redevelopment. The plan came together following several months of community input through forums, open houses and design charrettes. The plan, titled "A Vision for the Mountlake Terrace Town Center," was amended in 2009 and can be found on the city's website at www.cityofmlt.com/documentcenter/view/750.
The plan gathered the community's thoughts on what the Town Center should look like in 20 years (2026), and put those thoughts into a vision that was subsequently adopted into Chapter 19.50 (the zoning code for the Town Center) that states "The purpose of this chapter is to provide for a vibrant downtown (or "Town Center") area where businesses thrive and people of all ages enjoy gathering. A vibrant downtown is pedestrian-oriented, provides efficiently for multiple modes of transportation, and contains a mix of uses, including commercial and residential uses…"
The city has been investing in infrastructure to facilitate the plan. However, due to the slow pace of redevelopment caused by the Great Recession, and few large parcels available for sale, relatively little private development has taken place towards the vision.
To update the Town Center Plan in light of changes over the past 11 years, the city has contracted with SCJ Alliance to update the city's economic profile, gather community input, and update zoning and/or design standards.
The City Council intends to select an 11-member Task Force including five from a stakeholder group known as CLEAR (Civic Leadership Educating Achieving Revitalizing) and six other at-large members to represent a balance of backgrounds from Mountlake Terrace residents, property owners and business owners that would meet in the evening, about three times per month from mid-March through possibly December with some weekend meetings possible. The city will have extensive community outreach and neighborhood meetings to receive citywide input and answer questions about the Town Center Plan, similar to the City Hall Advisory Committee outreach process in 2017.
Applicants must be current residents of Mountlake Terrace or own a business or property in Mountlake Terrace, at least 18 years of age, and able to attend evening and some weekend meetings in 2018. A well-rounded Task Force with diverse experience and backgrounds is desired. Ideal candidates will include those familiar with land use, design standards, small business operations and marketing. The City Council is expected to appoint the Task Force in March.
Individuals interested in serving on the Town Center Task Force should submit an application (available online at www.cityofmlt.com/1936 or at City Hall) by 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 28 to the City of Mountlake Terrace, City Manager's Office, 6100 219th Street SW #200, Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043 or via email at cityhall@ci.mlt.wa.us. To have a form emailed to you or for any questions, contact the City Manager's Office at cityhall@ci.mlt.wa.us or (425) 744-6266.


Holley Performance Products Inc., located in Bowling Green, Kentucky, is hiring a senior electrical engineer responsible for leading the design, development and testing of microprocessor-based electronic assemblies for performance automotive applications. The successful candidate must have 10+ years' experience in a related field and a passion for performance automotive aftermarket/racing and experience with relevant automotive control systems.
Helicon Automotive, located in Los Angeles, is hiring a regional salesperson to work with select local restylers promoting to new- and used-car dealers. Positions are available in the Northeastern United States and Southern California.
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Il Giro dell'Emilia 2019, centoduesima edizione della corsa, valevole come evento dell'UCI Europe Tour 2019 e della Ciclismo Cup 2019, di categoria 1.HC, si è svolta il 5 ottobre 2019 su un percorso di 207,4 km, con partenza da Bologna e arrivo a San Luca, in Italia. La vittoria è stata appannaggio dello sloveno Primož Roglič, che ha completato il percorso in 5h08'08" alla media di 40,385 km/h, precedendo il canadese Michael Woods e il colombiano Sergio Higuita.

Sul traguardo del San Luca 65 ciclisti, su 165 partiti da Bologna, hanno portato a termine la competizione.

Squadre e corridori partecipanti

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Toys 'R' Us Opens Its Doors In Chesterfield
Thursday 20th October 2011
It's one of the biggest retailers in the UK and, this morning, Toys 'R' Us opened it's doors in Chesterfield.
By 9.10 am there were already hundreds of parents and children walking around and taking in the aisles - all declaring that it was a good day for the town.
The 23,000sq ft store on Spirewalk Park (near B&Q) houses not only the eponymous toys, but also a baby centre and bike centre. It's also created 40 jobs for the town; with Store Manager Paul Gavin (pictured left with early shopper Charlie Bramley) confirming that 500 applications had been received for vacancies. He also told us that nearly all staff came from the town itself.
Mike Coogan is the Marketing Director for the chain and told The Chesterfield Post that the opening had been a long time coming, "It's a very proud day for us, we've been wanting to come to Chesterfield for many years - it's a great location here and we're having great fun today.
"We took over the store 3 weeks ago and the store manager and staff have built every single feature here today and stocked every bit of merchandise - they really have taken great ownership of the store."
It's obviously a time of financial uncertainty nationally but, Mike says that they had no hesitation in opening here, "Chesterfield is somewhere we've been trying to get to for many years. We've got stores in Sheffield and throughout the area, but Chesterfield - we've had many requests to be here and we are absolutely delighted to be here."
The company is also delighted to have brought jobs to the town, not only on the shop floor, "We've used local contactors wherever possible and are still taking on staff now but we're very happy with our local recruits."
The Grand Opening of the store will take place this Saturday 22nd with a fun day being held and various well-known characters attending.
Amongst the early browsers in the store were locals Claire, Doug, Ava and Millie and they were thrilled, "I'm really happy it's opened as it saves us going to Sheffield" said Claire.
Doug agreed, "It's very important, I don't think Chesterfield's had anything like this. It's about time, there's lot of shops closing so I think this is a good idea."
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In Order. Why Is This Happening To Me?
How many times have you thought the same thing contained in this verse, expressed by Gideon; "if the Lord is with us, why has all this happened to us?" Life seems so unfair and there are plenty of injustices in every culture and society. The answer is not more legislation in an attempt to impose good will and fair treatment to all men and from all men.
When you read these two chapters this question by Gideon is almost laughable. The beginning of the chapter quickly filled in the gaps and shed light on why these people were having the trouble they were having; and it was not because something had happened to God's character, power, care, promises or abilities.
6:1 Then the people of Israel began once again to worship other gods, and once again the Lord let their enemies harass them.
Time to assume personal responsibility again for what is going on in your life. Quit looking to blame someone else or even God. The answer? Start the cleanup campaign, like the one Gideon is about to lead on behalf of the nation of Israel, and once again the miracles of God, His protection, His provision, and His plan can be enjoyed.
Read verses 24 – 26 of chapter six and begin there. Some things need to be torn down. Then you need to replace those things with God's things.
Next, earn a nickname. Live with such conviction of God's words and His ways that people label you, know you, and identify you with that resolve for living God's truths.
6:32 From then on Gideon was called "Jerubbaal," a nickname meaning "Let Baal take care of himself!
Then get ready to once again experience God's great victories and deliverance in your life, just as He did for Gideon in chapter 7.


I promised myself I would post everyday even if I didn't feel like it; today is one of those days. Not a bad day in terms of being healthy, but not a stellar one either. I forgot that we had corporate folks at the facility today and tomorrow. This means working lunches and no time to go walk. I managed to get all my water intake in and I ate reasonably at the lunch. The problem is that today is supposed to be a low carb day. Hard to do when the lunch is sandwiches and chips. I guess I could have just picked the meat off and skipped the chips, but I didn't. I probably could have skipped the oatmeal cookie as well, but I didn't. Afterward I told myself that not every choice has to be perfect and then I let it go. In the afternoon I skipped most of my snack due to high calorie content at lunch and instead just ate my vegetables.
My mood is greatly improved from last week. Whatever funk I was in has passed and I take great pride in recognizing how I felt last week. More importantly I told myself that it would pass (and it did) and I didn't let it become an excuse to avoid being healthy. Now I feel better and I didn't waste a week feeling sorry for myself.
You're doing this deal, FD. The ability to adjust the plan on the fly and be okay with it all, is imperative. Excellent maneuvers! Self-awareness---recognizing it--feeling it--- acknowledging it-- that's big stuff. Congrats!
FD, I'd say that beating yourself up and getting stuck would end up being more damaging than your lunch in the long run so great job on recognizing and moving on. The days are going fast! Bring on Day 9!


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When Will Rapman's Blue Story Be Released, What's The Movie About And How Can I Watch It?
3 September 2019, 12:56 | Updated: 30 September 2019, 09:37
Following the success of his YouTube mini-series entitled Shiro's Story, London rapper Rapman is about to release a new film called Blue Story, which he has directed.
Ahead of the movie's launch, we take a closer look at the life and career of Rapman, and what Blue Story is all about.
Who is Rapman?
As well as being the mastermind behind tracks like 'Pay As You Go', 'Tough Love', 'Mummy' and 'All We Need Is Us', London rapper Rapman (aka, Andrew Onwubolu) is an award-winning film director who created Shiro's Story; a gritty three-part series that explores the world of rap, drugs and violence. It even features Chicken Connoisseur, Elijah Quashie.
All three episodes have received over 6million views since they were uploaded to YouTube in 2018, and Rapman has even expressed interest in collaborating with Netflix to put his work on the streaming site.
What is Blue Story about?
Following two rival groups of teens in the capital, Rapman's new movie Blue Story is a crime drama that highlights gang violence in south London.
Many of the storylines within the movie are based on Rapman's own experiences; while his mum sent him to a reputable school in Peckham as a teen, Andrew was living in nearby Lewisham at the time, which brought its own issues.
Speaking to The Guardian, Rapman explained: "I went through school fighting my way out the gates every day. I ended up joining the gang the kids accused me of being a part of, that I had nothing to do with. If you can't beat them, join them. I was then doing all the stuff that gang members did."
He added: "You do things for money, for status. You want to prove you're really deserving of your place, so you're the one to throw the first punch. Gang violence, gun crime, knife crime, drug-dealing, all the things you hear rappers rapping about, that's the lifestyle I came from. If you see my older songs in 2013, I'm glamorising the money you get from selling drugs and doing crime – until I realised this isn't helping anyone."
🎬 @bluestorymovie November 22nd!! 5000 Comments and 5000 Shares and ill drop the trailer 😤😰😐 #bestmovieoftheyear #lewisham #peckham #bluestorymovie
A post shared by Rapman (@realrapman) on Sep 1, 2019 at 5:01am PDT
Is there a trailer?
Yup, there sure is! You can watch the full clip above.
When will it be released?
Rapman has teamed up with Paramount Pictures to bring Blue Story to the big screen.
The film is scheduled to land in cinemas in the UK on 22 November, 2019.
How can I watch Blue Story?
As it stands, the movie will only be available in cinemas upon initial release.
That said, the star has spoken about wanting to share his work on Netflix, to reach out to a wider audience.
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Also is there a night mode for the browser?
No Icon appears on my Desktop, after installing Brave, or within the programs bars.
Would you mind trying these steps @stevemillarband?
Please open ...\User\AppData\Local and find Brave folder. There will be a brave.exe inside it and you can Send to desktop to create the shortcut.


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