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// Name:        configtoolview.h
// Purpose:     View class
// Author:      Julian Smart
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// Created:     2003-06-04
// RCS-ID:      $Id: configtoolview.h,v 1.6 2004/10/05 15:38:31 ABX Exp $
// Copyright:   (c) Julian Smart
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#ifndef _CT_CONFIGTOOLVIEW_H_
#define _CT_CONFIGTOOLVIEW_H_

#if defined(__GNUG__) && !defined(NO_GCC_PRAGMA)
#pragma interface "configtoolview.cpp"
#endif

#include "wx/docview.h"
#include "wx/treectrl.h"
#include "wx/fdrepdlg.h"
#include "configitem.h"

class ctConfigTreeCtrl;
class WXDLLEXPORT wxNotebookEvent;

/*
 * ctConfigToolView
 */

class ctConfigItem;
class ctConfigToolView: public wxView
{
    DECLARE_DYNAMIC_CLASS(ctConfigToolView)
public:
    ctConfigToolView(){};
    ~ctConfigToolView(){};

//// Overrides

    bool OnCreate(wxDocument *doc, long flags);
    void OnDraw(wxDC *dc);
    void OnUpdate(wxView *sender, wxObject *hint = (wxObject *) NULL);
    bool OnClose(bool deleteWindow = true);
    void OnChangeFilename();

//// Operations

    /// Gets the tree item in sync with the item.
    void SyncItem(ctConfigTreeCtrl* treeControl, ctConfigItem* item);

    /// Add item and its children to the tree
    void AddItems(ctConfigTreeCtrl* treeControl, ctConfigItem* item);

    /// Clicked an icon
    void OnIconLeftDown(ctConfigTreeCtrl* treeControl, ctConfigItem* item);

    /// Add an item
    void AddItem(ctConfigType type, const wxString& msg);

    /// Regenerate setup.h and configure command
    void RegenerateSetup();

//// Accessors

    /// Returns the selected config item, if any.
    ctConfigItem* GetSelection();

//// Event handlers

    /// General disabler
    void OnUpdateDisable(wxUpdateUIEvent& event);

    /// Enable add item menu items
    void OnUpdateAddItem(wxUpdateUIEvent& event);

    /// Add a checkbox item
    void OnAddCheckBoxItem(wxCommandEvent& event);

    /// Add a radiobutton item
    void OnAddRadioButtonItem(wxCommandEvent& event);

    /// Add a group item
    void OnAddGroupItem(wxCommandEvent& event);

    /// Add a check group item
    void OnAddCheckGroupItem(wxCommandEvent& event);

    /// Add a radio group item
    void OnAddRadioGroupItem(wxCommandEvent& event);

    /// Add a string item
    void OnAddStringItem(wxCommandEvent& event);

    /// Delete an item
    void OnDeleteItem(wxCommandEvent& event);

    /// Rename an item
    void OnRenameItem(wxCommandEvent& event);

    /// Copy an item to the clipboard
    void OnCopy(wxCommandEvent& event);

    /// Copy an item to the clipboard and cut the item
    void OnCut(wxCommandEvent& event);

    /// Paste an item from the clipboard to the tree
    void OnPaste(wxCommandEvent& event);

    /// Item help
    void OnItemHelp(wxCommandEvent& event);

    /// Update for copy command
    void OnUpdateCopy(wxUpdateUIEvent& event);

    /// Update for cut
    void OnUpdateCut(wxUpdateUIEvent& event);

    /// Update for paste
    void OnUpdatePaste(wxUpdateUIEvent& event);

    /// Update for item help
    void OnUpdateItemHelp(wxUpdateUIEvent& event);

    // Context menu events

    /// Copy an item to the clipboard
    void OnContextCopy(wxCommandEvent& event);

    /// Copy an item to the clipboard and cut the item
    void OnContextCut(wxCommandEvent& event);

    /// Paste an item from the clipboard to the tree
    void OnContextPasteBefore(wxCommandEvent& event);

    /// Paste an item from the clipboard to the tree
    void OnContextPasteAfter(wxCommandEvent& event);

    /// Paste an item from the clipboard to the tree
    void OnContextPasteAsChild(wxCommandEvent& event);

    /// Copy an item to the clipboard
    void OnUpdateContextCopy(wxUpdateUIEvent& event);

    /// Copy an item to the clipboard and cut the item
    void OnUpdateContextCut(wxUpdateUIEvent& event);

    /// Paste an item from the clipboard to the tree
    void OnUpdateContextPasteBefore(wxUpdateUIEvent& event);

    /// Paste an item from the clipboard to the tree
    void OnUpdateContextPasteAfter(wxUpdateUIEvent& event);

    /// Paste an item from the clipboard to the tree
    void OnUpdateContextPasteAsChild(wxUpdateUIEvent& event);

    // Custom property events

    /// Add a custom property
    void OnAddCustomProperty(wxCommandEvent& event);

    /// Edit a custom property
    void OnEditCustomProperty(wxCommandEvent& event);

    /// Delete a custom property
    void OnDeleteCustomProperty(wxCommandEvent& event);

    /// Add a custom property: update event
    void OnUpdateAddCustomProperty(wxUpdateUIEvent& event);

    /// Edit a custom property: update event
    void OnUpdateEditCustomProperty(wxUpdateUIEvent& event);

    /// Delete a custom property: update event
    void OnUpdateDeleteCustomProperty(wxUpdateUIEvent& event);

    // Notebook events

    /// Regenerate if selected a tab
    void OnTabSelect(wxNotebookEvent& event);

    /// Saving setup file
    void OnSaveSetupFile(wxCommandEvent& event);

    /// Save configure command file
    void OnSaveConfigureCommand(wxCommandEvent& event);

    /// Saving setup file update handler
    void OnUpdateSaveSetupFile(wxUpdateUIEvent& event);

    /// Save configure command file update handler
    void OnUpdateSaveConfigureCommand(wxUpdateUIEvent& event);

    // Find

    /// Find text
    void OnFind(wxCommandEvent& event);

    /// Update find text
    void OnUpdateFind(wxUpdateUIEvent& event);

    // Go (now: save setup.h or configurewx.sh. later: invoke configure/make)

    /// Save default file type
    void OnGo(wxCommandEvent& event);

    /// Update
    void OnUpdateGo(wxUpdateUIEvent& event);

DECLARE_EVENT_TABLE()

protected:
};

/*
 * ctConfigToolHint
 *
 * Hint to pass to UpdateAllViews
 *
 */

// Update hint symbols
#define ctNoHint                0
#define ctAllSaved              1
#define ctClear                 2
#define ctValueChanged          3
#define ctSelChanged            4
#define ctFilenameChanged       5
#define ctInitialUpdate         6

class ctConfigItem;
class ctConfigToolHint: public wxObject
{
public:
    ctConfigToolHint(ctConfigItem* item, int op) { m_item = item; m_op = op; }

    ctConfigItem*   m_item;
    int             m_op;
};

/*
 * ctFindReplaceDialog
 */

class ctFindReplaceDialog: public wxFindReplaceDialog
{
public:
    // constructors and destructors
    ctFindReplaceDialog( wxWindow* parent, const wxString& title,
        long style = 0 );

    void OnFind(wxFindDialogEvent& event);
    void OnClose(wxFindDialogEvent& event);

    // If wrap is true, go back to the beginning if at the end of the
    // document.
    bool DoFind(const wxString& textToFind, bool matchCase, bool wholeWord, bool wrap = true);

    ctConfigItem* FindNextItem(ctConfigToolDoc* doc,
                                                      ctConfigItem* item,
                                                      const wxString& text,
                                                      bool matchCase,
                                                      bool matchWordOnly,
                                                      bool wrap,
                                                      bool skipFirst);
    static wxFindReplaceData    sm_findData;
    static wxString             sm_currentItem; // card name

private:
    DECLARE_EVENT_TABLE()
};

#endif
        // _CT_CONFIGTOOLVIEW_H_


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Two Bernstein professionals overseeing tax planning and giving strategies share the conversations that are resonating with donors this year. How is the CARES Act creating a once-in-a-lifetime giving opportunity in 2020? Why are bequests gaining traction right now? And what makes gifting appreciated securities extra appealing amid today's narrow stock market? We offer prescriptive, compelling angles for your year-end outreach.
Tis the season, this is a common phrase that so many of us here during the months leading up to calendar year-end, but in wealth management, among other things, tis the season for client conversations on year-end tax planning and charitable giving strategies. Likewise for many nonprofit organizations, it's the season to connect with and shepherd in those critical year-end gifts from donors. So we're going to get the scoop today from some experts on the front lines in those tax and charitable giving conversations, because I think it might be helpful intel for listeners who are either giving or raising money today.
Welcome to Inspired Investing, I'm your host, Clare Golla, head of Endowment and Foundation Advisory Services at Bernstein. And this is where we strive to connect with and share insights with listeners like you who are engaged in the nonprofit and broader philanthropy sector, or you just want to learn more. So today I'm joined by two colleagues from our National Wealth Strategies team, Chris Clarkson from our Los Angeles office, and Emily Neubert in Denver. Thank you both for joining me today. Great to be here.
So both of you work with individuals and families with significant wealth. And for many of these folks, charitable giving is a part of their overall financial and tax plan. So you're really in it right now, as I know in year-end conversations about tax planning and giving strategies. So this is all food for thought as the development professionals and boards of directors that we work with are looking for interesting donor engagement strategies at year-end.
So today we're going to cover three conversations that are really resonating with private clients right now. I'm going to start with you, Emily.
Let's set the stage with some giving trends that we're seeing out there. Sure. As far as giving trends we're seeing right now, we are definitely seeing our clients giving generously this year and more specifically earlier on in the pandemic, which may seem somewhat surprising given the level of uncertainty that has plagued us all over the last seven to eight months. But based on conversations we're having with our clients, they are motivated to give back and they want to help their communities.
So we're seeing more gifts from donor advised funds and more grants being made from foundations. In fact, the Chronicle of Philanthropy just released a special report on fundraising, and their findings back up our observations as well. The survey development leaders in 116 large charities, and they found that over 100 of those charities had raised nearly 21 percent more from foundations, corporations, and individuals in the first half of 2020 than they had in the first half of 2019.
I think it's important to point out that we're also seeing the magnitude of gifts as somewhat uneven, in that wealthy individuals and families haven't been hit as hard by the pandemic economy and that two-thirds of charities who responded to that survey also said they saw an increase in the number of gifts made from wealthy donors in the first six months of 2020.
I mean, the fact is high-net-worth individuals and families have been driving giving for the last decade. And we're seeing those same people and others who are in a position to give giving the same amount or more this year. But unfortunately, there are tens of millions who aren't in that same position.
And some nonprofits are particularly concerned that those affluent donors who give a few thousand dollars or more each year may need to cut back more so than the wealthier Americans, just given the unusual circumstances right now and heightened level of uncertainty. So because of that, some fundraisers are pretty anxious about whether people will still be compelled to give at year-end. And I think it remains a big question mark for nonprofits. Thanks, Emily.
I absolutely agree with what I've seen anecdotally when we're speaking with clients or I'm on a board of a foundation and things like that is that there already was this hollowing out in the middle. Right, for... in terms of philanthropy.
So we've seen this onslaught of these transformational gifts. I mean, millions and millions of dollars that are meant to absolutely change systems and get at root causes and go over multiple years. And we've seen the advent of crowdsourcing right on the charitable side as well with all of these tiny little micro gifts that hopefully will culminate in a sizable gift. But this sort of bread and butter donor that used to be really the staple and the audience for many, many fundraising campaigns across the United States, it's been a real challenge.
And so the development officers that we're talking with right now are really trying to look at what we know, that those donors are still out there. Right. They may not be giving a five million dollar gift this year, but they could be giving a few thousand. Right to your point, Emily. And so what is that message that we can really be targeting right at that audience? They have sizable wealth, right? Not transformational gift wealth, but sizable wealth.
So what should we be, what should we be putting out there to those donors? So I'm going to turn to you, Chris, with this one, because you get into a lot of these conversations with clients as well. If I'm a development officer and I'm thinking about year-end messaging, what might resonate this year? Clare, I think if you're trying to catch donors' attention, one thing that I would find particularly timely and compelling would be to talk about the CARES Act. That was the stimulus bill that was passed in the spring and specifically how it has
improved the tax incentives for charitable giving. Let's face it, never have nonprofits needed donors' help more than they do today. But now the stars have really aligned from a tax perspective, and it's created a once in a generation opportunity for giving in 2020.
So what happens?
Well, for individual donors, the tax deduction for cash gifts had previously been limited to only 60 percent of your adjusted gross income. But the CARES Act suspended that limit for this year. So now donors can deduct up to 100 percent of their income. Now, there are a couple of caveats. I should mention that this is for cash contributions directly to public charities.
Gifts to donor advised funds or foundations don't qualify for that same higher limit. But I'll tell you where it gets really interesting is for donors who are taking advantage of this by coupling their charitable gifts with other strategies they might be undertaking, which would normally produce or generate extra income.
So things like a Roth IRA conversion or maybe they're exercising employee stock options. Well, they could size their charitable gift with those strategies and literally pay no tax this year.
But give it even for someone who has a large IRA that maybe they don't need for their support and they'd like to use it for their charitable giving, well, they could take a withdrawal of any size this year from their IRA. They could turn around and donate those proceeds, those funds to charity and again, not pay any tax on that income. It's a bit like the qualified charitable distribution, but it doesn't have that same 100,000 dollar limit that you normally have.
You can use it for any size withdrawal from your IRA. One of our nonprofit clients had asked me to craft the language around this topic and so they could send it out in a year-end donor engagement e-mail.
And, you know, from what I understand, it's been pretty well received. That's great. Well, and Chris, it's funny that you mention that because we've been getting so many requests for... legislation has been moving quickly. Right. It's a fluid time, as everyone is saying. Organizations don't necessarily have the resources to do the research and then create the content to get those messages out in a really timely way.
So we're actually, based on your work, Chris, we're planning on doing more of that in 2021. So that's, that's excellent. Just one question. Is this available next year also, any of what you just talked about? No. As of right now, all of these provisions expire on December 31st. While I would love to see Congress pass another stimulus bill and extend those provisions, I don't think you can rely on that. So I think those who do want to take advantage really should make a gift in 2020. Nothing like a message with a sense of urgency attached. Right. So thank you.
Now, that's good to know. And as I mentioned, Emily, it has been this incredibly fluid, fluid year.
And so we've also seen some changes, I guess are trends, with regard to estate planning. So what are you seeing with our own clients? How has COVID-19 really affected them? Have you seen an estate planning pick up or anything like that? Yeah, I think while people don't like to contemplate their ultimate departure, it's been much harder to avoid thinking about it this year, given the constant reminders that unexpected events can happen any time.
So I would say we've definitely had more conversations with our clients about the status of their estate plans, whether they need to start planning, whether either a basic plan or a more complex plan or simply revisit the plan they currently have in place. I think the reality right now is forcing our clients to become more aware of their families, their assets, and ultimately how they wish to see their loved ones taken care of if something unexpected does happen.
What's more interesting, Clare, is that with an increase in estate planning activity, we've also seen a major uptick in new bequest commitments. In fact, in an analysis of estate plans and bequest commitments made from June 2019 to June 2020, over 26 percent of individuals with more than 10 million in assets chose to leave a bequest in their new or
update estate plan. Wow, that's really interesting because also I know that anecdotally, and I think that you had mentioned the Chronicle of Philanthropy piece, it might have been in there. They mentioned that initially fundraisers were somewhat nervous or tentative about actually reaching out to donors during this time period to talk about planned giving. And so what it sounds like is that those organizations that are reaching out are seeing some success.
So that is a tip to bring forward. So, Emily, what kind of tools do we have around the case for estate planning? I guess, so to speak, for nonprofits and foundations where they might be able to share that? One of the best things we did early on in the summer was I authored a blog called Life Is Uncertain But Your Estate Plan Shouldn't Be. And this is really an evergreen piece. But given the timing of its release, it's become valuable collateral for people trying to have those more difficult conversations.
And while the piece doesn't push specific planning strategies like bequests on anyone, it really opens the door to the conversation and gets people thinking and then ultimately acting. It provides a road map of some estate planning basics and an overview of different documents that really everyone should have in place. I completely agree that it can be intimidating to have those types of conversations because it might come across as insensitive.
And I think what really helped us through that was in the blog we tied in some high profile cases or examples where failing to act was detrimental to the person's overall wishes. For example, we cover stories of Prince, Heath Ledger, and Barry White. And I'll give you a quick little story with Heath Ledger's case.
He never updated his will after his daughter was born. And unfortunately, when he passed, his assets all went to his parents and his sister and his two-year-old daughter and her mother received nothing. Now, ultimately, his family gave his entire estate to his daughter, but others might not be as lucky to have it work out like that.
So I think we definitely saw using some of these stories that really helped motivate people to act sooner rather than later, and that bringing... it allowed them to be more proactive. And I think that worked out in our clients' favor. They were allowed to... able to get some of those estate planning strategies in place before some of the year-end chaos has kicked in. I have to say that Prince, Heath Ledger, and the formidable Barry White, they've never been referenced on this podcast before.
I'm excited for this first, this episode. So thanks for bringing that to us, Emily. And we will include a link to that blog in the episode descriptions just so that folks can have that. It really is a great... I mean, what I'm thinking about here is you could really pair that kind of an article on the importance of estate planning with some messaging around bequests.
Right. Because this topic is really getting a lot of traction these days. I have to say. I mean, internally for us, we're seeing one of the, I don't know if you want to call it a silver lining of being in this global pandemic is the fact that a number of families are spending a lot of time together and they're talking about issues such as how... what is the change that we want to see in the world? Right.
How do we, if a family has a foundation and it has a mission that was set by grandma and grandpa or some generation prior, how do we maintain the integrity of that mission but redefine it today in a way that is relevant to the current generation and frankly, the current world that we're living in? And all of those conversations are so critical and bequests and testamentary gifts can also be a part of those conversations. I'm going to turn to the third strategy now.
Speaking of the passage of time, a lot of securities that people are invested in appreciate over time. Right. They appreciate in value. And so we are seeing this after a decade plus of the stock market and particularly the US stock market really growing pretty consistently. And so, Chris, I'll turn it back to you. We have a wide audience out here. Can you provide just a brief overview of the benefits to donors of donating appreciated securities? Certainly.
So, I tend to focus on the tax benefits of making donations. And that's not to suggest that taxes are the main reason that donors give, but they matter. Giving appreciated securities is a more tax-efficient way to go about it. And here's why. If you write a check for $100 to a charity, you geta $100 charitable income tax deduction. Now, how much tax that actually saves you? Depends on your tax rate, it depends on the state that you live in.
So if you live in California like I do, and if you happen to be in the highest federal and state income tax bracket, well, that $100 deduction saves you about $50 in tax. In other words, the after-tax cost, the out-of-pocket cost to a donor of making that $100 deduction is just under $50 dollars.
But if you donate appreciated securities, you get a double bonus out of that. You not only get if you donate $100 worth of stock, you get the same $100 deduction. But you also get to avoid the embedded capital gains tax that you would otherwise incur if you sold those securities and just donated the cash to charity.
So that same California taxpayer who gives $100 of stock, let's say, it's doubled in value, well, they save another $18 and change worth of capital gains tax. So add those all together, that out of pocket cost to making that $100 donation. It's only thirty one cents on the dollar. So that's why donating appreciated securities is almost always the better choice. So even if you don't care about taxes at all, that will create more wealth that you can give to more organizations if you're philanthropic.
Yes, I totally agree. And it's a really good point. I have to say, there is a unique aspect to today's environment. Right. Which is the leaders or the performers across the S&P, for instance, have been very narrow. And so it's created some concentrations in people's portfolios. I'm wondering if you want to speak about how you may have handled that with some clients. Yeah, I definitely think that could be another reason that could motivate donors
this year. It has nothing to do with taxes, but everything to do with the behavior of the markets. And to your point, even though the markets are up, it has been just a very narrow group of tech stocks, which have led the market up to these heights. I took a measurement at the end of September, the top five stocks in the S&P 500, Apple, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Facebook, they accounted for 23 percent, almost a quarter of the total value of the index.
Now, that's higher even than the level that we saw during the tech bubble when it was below 20 percent. And it's much higher than the average of the last few decades, which has only been about 10 to 15 percent of the index.
Actually, there's a great blog on this on Bernstein's website titled How Long Can Big Tech Dominate the Market. And what that means is a lot of investors likely have sizable positions, concentrations in their portfolio in those big tech names. By the way, since the election and news about the vaccine, some of those tech stocks have wobbled a little bit.
They've had some good days and some not so good days. So this might be a pretty good time for them to address that risk in their portfolios. Yeah, thank you. It's definitely a time that a lot of folks that are indexers, right, that are investing in index tracking vehicles are really thinking about, wow, I guess this isn't just fully the full diversification all the time, that you really do have to look under the hood and see what you're invested in. It's a major concentration. The other thing that I know a number of investment advisors are looking at with their clients is there's never been a wider spread, for instance, between US stocks and international stocks.
Right. In terms of valuation. And so it's a real opportunity for some folks to readjust their portfolios today in different ways. Right. So maybe gifting some of those shares of appreciated US stocks. Right.
And actually potentially creating a little bit of an increase in the international exposure. There are a lot of different strategies folks can use in order to rebalance their portfolio without having to take that tax bite. So that's I think given where the market is today, that's a really great message that development folks can bring to donors as well. OK, so we've seen some tech stocks wobble.
We've seen a lot of uncertainty going on. It's been a very uncertain time on multiple levels. One of those uncertainties is the election.
While we've had some clarification, we're still questioning what exactly is going to go on, for instance, with Senate seats going on. So maybe you could speak, Chris, about what the ramifications might be of different outcomes with the election going forward. Yeah, certainly, although I'm not sure there's any shortage of information in people's news feeds about the election.
But it is important because I think we thought at this point, we might know the outcome of the election, and barring any legal challenges by President Trump, it's likely that President-Elect Biden will be our 46th president.
And we know the House of Representatives will stay in Democratic control, but the Senate is going to be up in the air until January 5th because as of today, the Republicans control 50 seats in the Senate and the Democrats, 48. But there are still two seats that in Georgia that are subject to runoff elections. And wow, given Georgia's history, Democrats winning both of those seats might be a tall order. It's not impossible. And if it does, that would leave the House, the Senate, and the White House in Democratic control.
And in that case, the tax landscape could change pretty dramatically next year. President-Elect Biden would have a much better chance of passing some of the proposals that he made on the campaign trail to increase taxes. Maybe one to focus in on is that he suggested he would like to raise capital gains taxes from their current favored rate and instead tax them as ordinary income, a rate he would like to see raised to 39.6 percent for those investors who have income or capital gains in excess of a million.
Well, for those investors that have concentrated stock positions with large embedded gains, all of a sudden they're starting to wonder, should they be taking some sort of preemptive action? Should they be selling in today's certain capital gains tax environment, or should they wait to see the whims of the boats of Georgians on January 5th?
OK, that's interesting. So one way that maybe folks could hedge their bets is, again, to donate appreciated securities.
And really in the future, looking at what might make sense, would like a donor advised fund makes sense. I think it would. So so for those, for donors who would like to make gifts in 2020, but maybe they aren't yet ready to dole out those funds to the specific nonprofits of their choice, donor advised fund could be a fantastic idea for them to lock in that gift this year when they know the tax rules as opposed to waiting. Chris and Emily, thank you so much for joining us today.
It sounds like in an era where there is a lot of uncertainty, we keep using that word, that there are some key messages that really can be delivered to potential supporters of organizations and might create meaningful change on some very significant and critical issues out there. So just curious, Emily, any additional thoughts or final wrap-up? I think to reiterate what you were just getting at. Clare, one of the most important things charities can do right now is to continue building strong relationships with their supporters. It can be daunting to have those types of conversations.
But reassuring donors that it's about making sure their wishes are carried out can be a motivating reason for them to act. And helping them think through what may be an unexpected life event and encouraging them to be proactive could ultimately result in increased giving for nonprofits. That's great. Thanks, Emily. And Chris?
I'd say just this, that if nonprofits believe donors either don't want to hear about these tax or estate topics or that they're getting this information from somewhere else, then I think those nonprofits, they're making a mistake. I think this can be an excellent touch point and a great way to add value to their donors.
I couldn't agree more. Thank you both so much. There's so much going on in the world right now that I agree, a lot of really important messages that could result in significant change and significant support, they're getting lost with all of the information out there, they may be getting lost. So to clarify that and to bring that message forward at a critical time is very, very important.
So thank you both so much for joining us. Thank you all for listening. If you liked what you heard just now, spread the word. And don't forget to subscribe to Inspired Investing on Apple podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts.
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Does anyone have a good understanding on how this tsm set option is suppose to work? The information in the docs is a bit lacking.
The threshold for caching workbook query results after scheduled extract refresh tasks. The threshold is equal to the number of views that a workbook has received in the past seven days divided by the number of refreshes scheduled in the next seven days.
I get that the more views or low refreshes would yield a higher threshold but I do not understand what the threshold does/means. Does this apply to published data extracts? Or to data sources embedded in workbooks.
Let me know if you need clarification.
This function is refreshing the queries within the workbooks themselves that are connected to a scheduled refresh task. The purpose of it is to improve load times for workbooks and thus result in a better user experience.
If you have this enabled but are experiencing CPU and memory impacts than you can consider lowering the threshold or changing the overall caching option on the server side. You can also look at the Background Tasks for Non Extracts and see the "Warming up external query cache" to see when the warming up cache is running.
Thanks Andrew - Very informative.
I do not see "Warming up external query cache on..." in Background Tasks for Non Extracts so I guess this wouldn't apply to us? We exclusively use published data sources.
"tabadmin get backgrounder.externalquerycachewarmup.enabled" to see the status or use the "tabadmin config -o C:/output.txt" to get all the config settings.
We are still testing out TSM so I am not sure of the same command, probably something like "tsm configuration get backgrounder.externalquerycachewarmup.enabled" or something similar.
You need to check 'Pre-Compute workbooks viewed recently' at each site to see the task of "Warming up external query cache on..."
We are using Tableau Server 2018.2 on Linux.
To clarify your point earlier, this cache warmup should only work for data sources/queries that live inside workbooks and not workbooks with published data sources?
You've raised another question. If I set tsm data-access caching to always would this over rule the externalquerycachewarmup settings?
Technically, setting the cache to "Always" is the equivalent of putting the cache reuse timeout to 0 or otherwise refreshing the data each time a user navigates to the page. The warmup would be refreshing the cache after the scheduled extract refreshes. If the workbook was already cached and a user went to it, it may already know that the cache is up to date and allow better UI, but it also may just refresh again. I believe the data-access cache is stored within the VizQL and the warmup is on the cache server side so I wonder if that will make a difference.
com.tableausoftware.nativeapi.dll.TableauException: Some workbook views failed external query cache warmup.Please see the logs for more information.
It's only been a few days, so we are still monitoring it. When we upgraded Dev and QA we didn't see this issue.
But those environments have less extracts and activity.
- not recommend to set tsm data-access caching to always while tsm configuration get -k backgrounder.externalquerycachewarmup.enabled is true.
tsm configuration set backgrounder.externalquerycachewarmup.view_threshold to 1 (or keep current default 2). Use the attached workbook to figure out what is the best value for your server based on workload pattern.
And I noted what they were in the past, do these still exist or play in the data-access cache setting calc?
I downloaded the Config cache warming threshold workbook and attached it to my Prod Postgres DB.
Now I am looking at it to figure what setting I must do.
But the problem we had in the past on a single node server with various types of data-sources and workbooks some huge and some tiny and refreshed often.
It was difficult to find a solution that fits all sites, workbooks or data-sources.
Jeffrey, I am glad that the workbook helps. I agree with you that it is hard to find one setting fits all use case due to the fact that Tableau whole server has only one cache policy. Image that this challenge will only go bigger when you have 5-6 or more nodes (means more diff use cases).


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Student information card of Grace Cook, a member of the Sioux Nation, who entered the school in October 6, 1879 and departed on July 6, 1885.
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Student information card of Norris Stranger Horse (Shields), a member of the Sioux Nation, who entered the school on November 30, 1882 and departed on July 6, 1888. The file indicates Stranger Horse was living in Wood, South Dakota in 1913.
Norris Stranger Horse (Shields) Student Information Cards
Student information cards of Norris Stranger Horse (Shields), a member of the Sioux Nation, who entered the school on November 30, 1882 and ultimately departed on July 6, 1888.
Norris Stranger Horse Student File
Student file of Norris Stranger Horse, a member of the Sioux Nation, who entered the school on November 30, 1882 and departed on July 6, 1888. The file contains a returned student survey and a report after leaving that indicates Stranger Horse was working as a farmer in Wood, South Dakota in...
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Sports Medicine and Sports Psychiatry
accepted: May 2021
Scherr J, Claussen MC. Sports medicine and sports psychiatry. Dtsch Z Spoprtmed. 2021; 72: 257-258. doi:10.5960/dzsm.2021.488
Scherr J, Claussen MC
Sportmedizin und Sportpsychiatrie
In sports, athletes are usually assumed to have, so to speak, a "basic heroic endowment." This goes back early in history, when the demigod Achilles, whose mother Thetis was a goddess and whose father Peleus was a man, had to choose between a short and glorious life or a long and peaceful but insignificant one. Here he decided for the glory and was provided by the intervention of the mother with extreme fighting power, which is why he was considered by his opponents as almost invulnerable and difficult to defeat.
In accordance with the model from Greek mythology, this strength and invulnerability - both from a physical and psychological point of view - are today attributed to competitive athletes. Mistakenly, mental strength is then also often equated with mental health (9). Whereby athletes can be mentally strong and at the same time mentally or physically unhealthy. This is unfortunately shown in a large number of cases in competitive sports, where the pressure to perform is one of the reasons for some fatal outcomes. A well-known example of this is Robert Enke, whose legacy lives on in the Robert Enke Foundation named after him, which addresses the issue of depression-related illnesses. There are a multitude of competitive athletes with a similar fate. Due to the beginning destigmatization of the topic of mental health in sports, there has been a slight removal of taboos in recent years, and also due to the cases that have become public, there has already been a certain professionalization in dealing with mental health and illnesses in competitive sports. This development was also accompanied by a specialization in the field of psychiatry, sports psychiatry in competitive sports, which started in the USA at the end of the 1980s and has undergone a remarkable development in recent years.
Sports Medicine and Sports Psychiatry in Competitive Sports
Sports medicine places the expectations of evidence-based medicine on itself, the various medical disciplines within its field, and other disciplines, thus also on sports psychiatry.
A particular challenge in competitive sports is the early detection of athletes with physical and psychological stress and illness, which requires valid, i.e. sensitive and specific, screening and diagnostics. Requirements for this diagnostics should be that it goes along without generating too much false positive and negative findings. In particular, this would be associated with the risk of stigmatization of the athletes concerned in the case of false positive findings with regard to mental disorders and illnesses, and is all the more relevant in competitive sports because abnormalities in psychiatric screening would probably often be falsely equated with the attributes of being psychologically or mentally weak. Therefore, a correspondingly solid scientific basis is needed here. Of course, this also applies to sports medicine and here, for example, to the field of sports cardiology, where, as is well known, the various professional societies have long been discussing the usefulness of a resting ECG as part of a regular fitness examination (1, 13). The evidence for the diagnostic method of the resting ECG in sports medicine is still significantly better than that of sports psychiatry diagnostics, which has yet to provide the corresponding evidence (8). This is highly relevant, because it is only on the basis of evidence-based diagnostics that consecutive treatments can be carried out and established, as is well known.
Sports psychiatry should not regard the expectations of sports medicine and the still missing evidence in many areas of competitive sports as criticism, but above all as an incentive. The description and highlighting of the importance of mental health and the prevalence of psychiatric disorders in various aspects of competitive sports that has been done by the majority so far - for example, recently in a remarkable initiative of the International Olympic Committee (14) - as well as pointing out the absence of psychiatrists in the care structures in competitive sports is and was undoubtedly important and is also considerable in its scope. However, sports psychiatry should now claim to demonstrate, based on scientific evidence, what value it can bring to competitive sports beyond a general psychiatric knowledge. Orthopedists and trauma surgeons or internists have taken this step and have been able to demonstrate the value of additional sports medicine expertise. To this end, sports psychiatry should from the outset cooperation with the established disciplines, such as sports medicine.
Although this issue talks about physical and mental health, sports medicine and sports psychiatry, it should not be forgotten that physical and mental health are inextricably linked. In addition, there needs to be an understanding that sports psychiatry, with its knowledge of sports psychiatry and medicine, should always be involved in sports medicine as a cross-cutting subject. Further reference is made to the article on sports psychiatry as a specialist discipline and its fields of activity in this thematic issue (2).
The contributions on competitive sports, in which psychiatrists and sports physicians jointly discuss proposals for supplementing existing care structures and promoting mental health, or highlight the possible addition of a psychiatric baseline assessment (PBA) to the pre-participation examination (PPE), should also be understood in this sense (3, 8). A German language version of both papers is available online on the DZSM homepage. The other contributions on competitive sports address overtraining and Mild Traumatic Brain Injury (mTBI) from a sports psychiatric and sports medicine perspective and aim to exemplify the value of additional, psychiatric expertise in these non-classical psychiatric disorders and diseases (7, 16).
Sport and Exercise for Mental Illness
Sport and exercise are known to play a relevant role in the prevention and treatment of a wide range of diseases and, in the spirit of "Exercise is Medicine," can also be described as an effective therapeutic agent - with already very good evidence - for several mental illnesses (4, 5, 12).
Thus, in addition to competitive sport, sport and exercise in mental illness and as another field of activity for sport psychiatrists will receive equal attention in this thematic issue. The reviews on geriatric psychiatric syndromes, schizophrenia and depression show the importance of physical activity across the lifespan and in the breadth of the psychiatric field in then here more classical psychiatric illnesses (10, 11, 15).
It cannot be pointed out often enough that severe mental illnesses are associated with a significantly reduced life expectancy, which can hardly be co-explained by the mental illness as such, but also and especially by the physical comorbidities (17). In the article on cardiovascular disease and excess mortality in people with depression, physical activity is also discussed as a possible "game changer" in this issue (6). The importance of sport and exercise in psychiatry therefore always includes both the positive effects on body and psyche or physical and mental health.
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HEMMETER U, NGAMSRI T, HENKEL K. The role of exercise forprevention and treatment of depression and cognitive decline inthe elderly. Dtsch Z Sportmed. 2021; 72: 300-306.
IMBODEN C, CLAUSSEN MC, SEIFRITZ E, GERBER M. Physical activityfor the treatment and prevention of depression: a rapid review ofmeta-analyses. Dtsch Z Sportmed. 2021; 72: 280-287.
MURA G, MORO MF, PATTEN SB, CARTA MG. Exercise as an add-onstrategy for the treatment of major depressive disorder: asystematic review. CNS Spectr. 2014;19:496-508.
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SCHORB A, NIEBAUER J, AICHHORN W, SCHIEPEK G, SCHERR J, CLAUSSENMC. Overtraining from a sports psychiatry perspective. Dtsch ZSportmed. 2021: 72: 271-279.
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Dr. med. Malte Christian Claussen
Sportpsychiatrie und -psychotherapie
Klinik für Psychiatrie, Psychotherapie
und Psychosomatik
Psychiatrische Universitätsklinik Zürich
Lenggstrasse 31, 8032 Zürich, Schweiz
malte.claussen@pukzh.ch


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The ideal Family Solicitor will possess a minimum of two years' PQE and will have strong experience in dealing with a wide range of quality, privately funded matters, including divorce and relationship breakdown, finances, and private children. The family department often acts on behalf of high net worth individuals involving assets in their millions, so experience acting for similar clients would be advantageous.
This is a fantastic opportunity for a bright and ambitious Family Solicitor to join a top tier firm which has one of the best reputations in the region. The firm is offering the right individual excellent prospects and scope for progression.
If you are a Family Solicitor who is looking to take a step up in their career by joining an award-winning firm in Bury St Edmunds, then please apply now to be considered, or call Rosie Gunn in complete confidence. 0207 649 9298.


New Holland – If you have children in school in Missouri or Illinois, you need to be aware that Tyson Foods popcorn chicken products served in school lunch programs may be contaminated with plastic pieces.
New Holland, Pennsylvania-based Tyson Foods is recalling approximately 1,148 pounds of frozen popcorn chicken products, according to the USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) because the products may be contaminated with pieces of hard plastic.
35 cases of 32.79-lb. "TYSON FULLY COOKWHOLE GRAIN GOLDEN CRISPY POPCORN CHICKEN, CHICKEN PATTIE FRITTERS"ED, with a case code of "70368/928" on the upper right-hand side of the label.
The recalled products bear establishment number "P-1325" inside the USDA mark of inspection. The recalled products were shipped to a distributor in Illinois and in turn further distributed to schools and food services in Missouri and Illinois.
found inside a bag of Tyson brand whole grain popcorn chicken product. To date, there have been no reports of injury or illness associated with the consumption of the recalled products, reports Food Safety News.
Anyone concerned about illness or injury should consult their healthcare provider, and Tyson Foods is asking consumers who have purchased this product to not consume them. The recalled products should be thrown away or returned to the place of purchase.
On September 27, 2016, Tyson Foods had to recall approximately 132,520 pounds of fully cooked chicken nugget products from a different processing plant because of the presence of hard plastic pieces. Tyson said at that time the plastic pieces may have come from a round, hard plastic rod used to connect a plastic transfer belt.
Two incidents in the space of one month are two, too many. Perhaps Tyson Foods need to remind its processing plants to check all of their equipment used on production lines.


Service Repair Manuals of Ricoh-SPC-420-430 Printer is often used for the Service Center of Ricoh.
Compatible Models : Ricoh SPC-420,Ricoh SPC-430.
Ricoh-SPC-420-430 Service Repair Manual contains instructions, specifications for the maintenance, repair ,Exploded Views, Parts List, System Diagram, Disassembly and Reassembly, Troubleshooting guides.
1.1 Ricoh-SPC-420-430 Service Manual guide you from basic to advanced usage it.
1.2 Grasp how to operate Ricoh-SPC-420-430 Printer.
When the printer experiences an error, the control panel will indicate an error message with the indicator lights and the SMART PANEL Ricoh-SPC-420-430 program window will display to show the printer's status or errors. Find the light pattern below that matches the printer light pattern and follow the solutions to clear the error.
195 D Serial Number Mismatch: SMART PANEL Ricoh-SPC-420-430:NVRAM defective.Serial number stored in the memorydoes not have the correct code.
202 D Polygon motor error 1: ON timeout: SMART PANEL Ricoh-SPC-420-430:Defective or disconnected harness to polygon motor driver board.Defective polygon motor driver board.Defective polygon motor.
203 D Polygon motor error 2: OFF timeout: SMART PANEL Ricoh-SPC-420-430:Disconnected or defective harness to polygon motor driver board.Defective polygon motor driver board.Defective polygon motor.
204 D Polygon motor error 3: XSCRDY signal error: SMART PANEL Ricoh-SPC-420-430:Disconnected or defective harness to polygon motor driver board.Defective polygon motor.Defective polygon motor driver board.
220 D Laser synchronizing detection error: start position [K]: LD: SMART PANEL Ricoh-SPC-420-430:Disconnected cable from the laser synchronizing detection unit or defective connection.Defective laser synchronizing detector.Defective LDB.Defective BCU.
230 D FGATE ON error: K: SMART PANEL Ricoh-SPC-420-430:Defective ASIC.Poor connection betweencontroller and BCU.Defective BCU.
231 D FGATE OFF error: K: SMART PANEL Ricoh-SPC-420-430:The PFGATE ON signal still asserts within 5 seconds after processing the image in normal job or MUSIC (line position adjustment) for end position [K].The PFGATE ON signal still asserts when the next job starts.
232 D FGATE ON error: Y: SMART PANEL Ricoh-SPC-420-430:Defective ASIC.Poor connection betweencontroller and BCU.Defective BCU.
240 C LD error: K: SMART PANEL Ricoh-SPC-420-430:Worn-out LD.Disconnected or broken harness of the LD.
241 C LD error: Y: SMART PANEL Ricoh-SPC-420-430:Worn-out LD.Disconnected or broken harness of the LD.
285 D Line position adjustment (MUSIC) error: SMART PANEL Ricoh-SPC-420-430:Pattern sampling error ( insufficient image density ).Defective ID sensors for the line position adjustment.Defective image transfer belt unit.Defective PCDU(s).Defective laser unit.
290 D LDU shutter: Home position error: SMART PANEL Ricoh-SPC-420-430:Defective LDU shutter motor.LDU shutter broken.Overload on the LDU shutter motor.Defective LDU shutter sensor.Loose or disconnected harnesses between LDU shutter motor and BCU.Defective BCU.
291 D LDU shutter: Open position error: SMART PANEL Ricoh-SPC-420-430:Defective LDU shutter motor.LDU shutter broken.Overload on the LDU shutter motor.Defective LDU shutter sensor.Loose or disconnected harnesses between LDU shutter motor and BCU.Defective BCU.
292 D LDU shutter: Close position error: SMART PANEL Ricoh-SPC-420-430:Defective LDU shutter motor.LDU shutter broken.Overload on the LDU shutter motor.Defective LDU shutter sensor.Loose or disconnected harnesses between LDU shutter motor and BCU.Defective BCU.
293 D LDU shutter: Time-out error: SMART PANEL Ricoh-SPC-420-430:Defective LDU shutter motor.LDU shutter broken.
312 D AC charge output error [K]: SMART PANEL Ricoh-SPC-420-430:Loosen or broken harnesses to the HVPS: C/B.Not set or broken PCDU.Defective HVPS: C/B.
313 D AC charge output error [M]: SMART PANEL Ricoh-SPC-420-430:Loosen or broken harnesses to the HVPS: C/B.Not set or broken PCDU.Defective HVPS: C/B.
314 D AC charge output error [C]: SMART PANEL Ricoh-SPC-420-430:Loosen or broken harnesses to the HVPS: C/B.Not set or broken PCDU.Defective HVPS: C/B.
325 D Color development motor error: SMART PANEL Ricoh-SPC-420-430:Color development motor slip due to an increase in the torque caused by connected components.Defective motor.
1.4 Fluent Disassembly and Reassembly Ricoh-SPC-420-430 Printer.
1.5 Diagnostic all errors are generated by Ricoh-SPC-420-430 Printer.
1.6 How to refill toner Ricoh-SPC-420-430.
1.7 How to update firmware fix Ricoh-SPC-420-430.
1.9 How to fix all fusser error, LSU error Ricoh-SPC-420-430.
2.0 How to fix main board error, formater board error Ricoh-SPC-420-430.
2.1 How to troubleshooting printer problem with low quality page Ricoh-SPC-420-430.
2.2 How to fix error : door open close it Ricoh-SPC-420-430.
2.3 How to fix : error status(red light status, red light blinking…) Ricoh-SPC-420-430 (when printing).
2.4 How to fix error about imaging unit: empty image, imaging unit is not installed…Ricoh-SPC-420-430.
2.5 How to fix paper jam inside, outside, output…Ricoh-SPC-420-430.
2.6 How to login maintenance mode Ricoh-SPC-420-430.
2.7 How to fix sensor failure, turn off then on…Ricoh-SPC-420-430.
– S/W Structure and Descriptions Ricoh-SPC-420-430.
– Disassembly and Reassembly Ricoh-SPC-420-430.
– Alignment and Adjustments Ricoh-SPC-420-430.
– Exploded Views & Parts List Ricoh-SPC-420-430.


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Tag Archives: "9" Route
Terminology: Selling the Nine
The nine is football's most bsic and most important pass route and yet, it is nothing more than a race to the end zone — or at least as far as the Quarterback can throw.
Selling the nine is convincing a defensive back that he is in that race every time a receiver releases from the line of scrimmage.
The nine is basically is a straight line. As such, it's the stem for many of the other routes a receiver can run. By stem, we refer to another straight line, the one a receiver runs when he escapes the line of scrimmage and races to the breakpoint of his assigned route.
If a receiver can fool a defensive back into thinking he's going deep, the the underneath routes that work off the nine open up. Separation — the goal of any receiver — becomes easier.
This example of a passing tree is fairly simple, but it shows how the "9" is strictly vertical and other routes break off it. Note how even-numbered routes work to the inside while odd-numbered routes work to the outside.
(Sample Passing Tree)The deception succeeds because the nine is a defensive back's worst nightmare. "Don't get beat deep" is the mantra he hears in his head each time a receiver lines up.The way, then, a receiver deceives a defensive back is by being consistent. Each time he runs a route that comes off the nine, he mimics the actions of a nine which derives its name from the passing trees found in offensive playbooks.It's also known as a Take-Off, Streak, Fly or Go Route.
Tags: "9" Route, Fly Route, Go Route, Pass Routes, Terminology
Categories Pass Routes, Terminology


Heute werden wir ein interessantes Muster modellieren.
Ich wünsche Euch viel Spaß mit dem Tutorial.
Today we will model an interesting pattern.
I wish you a lot of fun with the tutorial.
Heute stelle ich Euch die Version 2 des "Nikomedias Octane Rig" vor.
Today I present you the version 2 of the "Nikomedias Octane Rig".
Everything will be explained and we will create a beautiful scene together.
For Physical Renderer & for Octane.
I wish you much fun with the tutorial.
Ein YouTube-Abonnent hat mich gebeten zu zeigen, wie ich die Lichter Animation gemacht habe.
Natürlich mache ich das gerne (danke für die Spende, Jonas 😉 ).
A YouTube-Follower asked me if I can show how I did the Light Animation.
Of course it is my pleasure (thanks for the donation, Jonas 😉 ).


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DraftKings Fantasy Spotlight
NY Giants Fantasy Spotlight – Week 13
Ethan Haskell
Draft a new fantasy football lineup every week on DraftKings. Put a team together of a QB, RB, RB, WR, WR, WR, TE, FLEX (RB/WR/TE) and DST within a $50,000 salary cap.
With three games on Thanksgiving Day the Week 13 schedule looks a little bit like a typical mid-season bye week schedule on DraftKings. Only 13 games on the slate for Sunday/Monday contests which somewhat limits the number of viable options. When you add in tough matchups for high-powered offenses such as the Packers and Broncos, it might take some outside the box thinking to roster the highest scoring squad on DraftKings this weekend. One of those outside the box offenses you can look to target is the San Diego Chargers passing game against the Baltimore Ravens. Baltimore's strength is in rushing defense, which often times people confuse with having an elite total defense. They are extremely banged up and vulnerable in their secondary and QBs recently have reaped the rewards.
Philip Rivers at $6000 on DraftKings this week is a terrific value QB option that allows you to spend up at other positions. Rivers has struggled of late and his price tag has plummeted alongside it, but the Chargers as a team are a running offense - passing the ball on the 10th fewest percentage of offensive snaps this season. This weekend, the Chargers won't be able to afford to force feed the rushing attack against a staunch Ravens front seven, meaning they'll have to throw the ball often to put points on the board. As referenced earlier, the Ravens secondary is reeling right now and Rivers should be able to hook up with his primary target, Keenan Allen, early and often. Over the last five weeks the Ravens have allowed the most fantasy points per game to opposing quarterbacks. In that time they've seen Ben Roethlisberger put six passing touchdowns on the board against them and Drew Brees threw for 420 yards and 3 TDs. Rivers also has the tournament upside needed to win a major event on DraftKings, such as the Millionaire Maker, as he's posted three games of 25 or more fantasy points on the year.
Switching the focus back to his receivers, it looks like Keenan Allen is in line for another big week in Week 13. He's seen at least 9 targets in each of his last 5 games has at least 14 fantasy points in three of his last four outings. He had some early season struggles finding the end zone but has remedied those concerns with 2 touchdowns in the last four weeks. As far as coverage goes the Ravens best corner, Lardarius Webb, plays primarily out of the slot and we've seen true wideouts (such as Allen) have success against this defense in recent weeks. Last week, both Kenny Stills and Marques Colston had over 80 receiving yards and they've allowed 100+ receiving yards to three receivers in the last 5 games. Allen's touchdown opportunities are trending upwards and his $6,000 price tag on DraftKings makes him an appealing tournament play to pair up with Rivers for this weekend's contests.
For a combined $12,000 in salaries between Rivers and Allen, you are spending just 24% of the total $50,000 salary cap on your QB and his top receiving weapon and the two combining for 50 fantasy points is well within reach. Compare that to the $19,000 that the duo of Peyton Manning and Demaryius Thomas will cost you or the $17,800 that the duo of Aaron Rodgers and Jordy Nelson costs and it's easy to see why this pairing is a tremendous value option. Beyond Rivers, some other value QB options this week are Ryan Tannehill ($6,900), Andy Dalton ($6,100), Alex Smith ($6,200) and Colt McCoy ($5,000).


The Blizzard Quattro 8.0 Ti is a smooth and stable carving ski for the strong intermediate to advanced skier. The 4mm of Tip and Tail Rocker makes the 8.0 Ti highly maneuverable, and perfect for slicing short to medium radius turns down the groomers. Blizzard's IQ Binding System creates a natural and even flex, for a consistent edge hold, no matter how fast you are traveling. The Quattro 8.0 Ti has a Suspension System that increases the amount of rebound the ski has and it will absorb vibrations from firm snow to deliver you a smooth and stable ride that is loaded with energy. The Compound Sidewall Ti Construction increases the torsional strength of the ski to make it more responsive at fast speeds, and provide a strong edge grip on icy trails.
Love my new Blizzard skiis!!.