What A Week At Walgreens!
When there is a good deal on an item my family actually uses at Walgreens, like diapers, then I make the most of it and stock up. This was that kind of week, for sure. When I first heard about the deal, I wasn't too excited about it, but once I rolled it through twice I realized I was going to be making a few Walgreens trips this week. Well, I made around 11 trips with 20 transactions! Phew!
This post is just to show that even though there are a lot of frustrations and time involved in couponing, especially at Walgreens, it is totally worth it!!! So don't be discouraged if a deal doesn't go as planned and you end up spending more money than you thought or your Register Reward didn't print. Angela and I have both screwed up deals more times than we would like to admit. What I remind myself when that happens is for the times I do screw it up, there are more times where everything works according to plan and the savings from those deals MORE THAN makes up for my losses. Persevere!
Grand Total: $.67 and received $12 in Register Rewards!!!
Total OOP: $.36 and received $6 RR from Dove and $3 RR from Tylenol!!!
Curious if anyone else has been told by WAGS employees that they are now limiting transactions to TWO per customer per visit when RR are involved?? havent been able to find anything on the WAGS website.
Also, I was told that WAGS is limiting Rain check quantities to 2 items? not sure if its just the one store or corporate?
Walgreens leaves specific coupon policy to individual stores, so looks like you're stuck with their rules. If it makes you feel better, many stores near me limit free-after-RRs to one per customer, per day.
I to try to do my couponing in the evening when DH is home and kids in bed but the 15% on top of the great deals this week had me in there with 3 kids in town (age 4 1/2, almost 3, and 18 months). I had the deals worked out to roll my RR then remembered the 15% off Text message. that threw off my total, lucky for me my kids had picked up toys to amuse themselves while in the store so I bought each of them the one they picked out and when all said n done got: 4 joint juice, 6 dove men's body wash, 10 candy bars, 3 sour patch kids, 2 valentines stuffed animals for the kids, 9 christmas clearance items .08 each. total OOP $3.46. walked away with $4.50 more in RR than I spent, so $1.04 in total overage. I did this only using the 15% discount and the ad coupon for the candy bars.
My daughter loves her new webkins pink poodle (her cuddle puppy) that was $4.24 after the discount. Good thing they paid me to take the other stuff. I did so well I went to a few more stores later with my coupons to score cheap diapers, candy and more body wash. My pile of items to donate sure is growing bigger after this week at WAGS. Thanks for all your hard work.
Aw, you ladies are sweet! I normally try to do my couponing without the kiddos when my DH can watch them but yesterday's 15% off on top of the already incredible Huggies deal was too much for this Mamma to resist!
I've had similar experiences at WAG to the point that unless I absolutely can't pass up the deal, I stay out of there. They seem to change the rules every day and the cashiers at the LO WAG can be downright hostile — and this is with me being polite the entire time. I find that most of the deals come up at RiteAid or Target or other locations if you're patient. Thanks for this post because I've been thinking I was a dummy and I actually save 85-90% on all my groceries and household items by couponing. Frugal Living NW is one of my favorite sites!
Fabulous post!! Thanks for letting us know that even experienced couponers make errors on transactions sometimes. I was beating myself up yesterday after a trip to Wags. I did 4 different transactions and had 4 different 15% coupons and the cashier only used them on two transactions. I didn't notice until I got home, but didn't figure the couple bucks was worth the gas to go back. Anyway, I was so mad at myself, but I'm a newbie and probably need to ease up!!
Christy- Going to 5 different stores with 5 kids 7 and under?? Getting bargains on top of that and keeping all the kids happy?? I'm with Angela, YOU ARE A ROCKSTAR!!!
$17 for 5 packs of diapers + other stuff IS AMAZING. Don't doubt yourself, especially shopping with 5 kids! You are a Walgreens rockstar!
thank you SO much for the encouragment… I spent two hours yesterday palnning out 5 different transactions for Walgreens, thinking that my OOP was going to be far less then I actually ended up spending.:( Even though what I got was still worth what I payed, I felt pretty defeated by the whole Walgreens process. The cashier started out by telling me, that if I was going to pay with a register reward, that I would not be able to recieve another for a completely different type of product, and that if one printed out, she would have to just RIP IT UP! I was just so completely baffled by that statement that I asked to talk to the manager. He assured me that I WOULD recieve a RR if the products I was buying were from a different maufacturer. Then she said that if after all the items had been rung up and coupons applied, I was still under the amount on the RR, I could NOT go and add in more items to bring up my total to be able to use the RR. I was informed that this was a new rule applied just yesterday. I was so frazzled by the end of my trip that I was at the point that I would be done with Walgreens! It is pretty bad when you feel like you have to tell the cashiers what their own policies are, and then second guess yourself every step of the way.
I want to thank you for all the time and effort you put into this site to help all the people like me who just want to try and save my family some money. It is very much appreciated!
Thanks for your kind words. I love that you are saving so much money!
There is a coupon for the Rembrant 2 Hour Whitening kit in this weeks ad for 9.99. If you go to the Rembrant website you can get a coupon for $5 off the kit. I went to two Walgreens yesterday and they were both out of stock but they were very nice and gave me a rain check! I was hoping to buy the kit yesterday to take advantage of that extra 15% off but getting the kit for $5 is still a great deal plus I have RR to use towards that amount.
Also if you need something to spend register rewards on -I always print my pictures there and am very happy with it. I have an online account (which you can also archive photos free there), and sometimes there will be deals there (which you will be notified by e-mail) that the store may not offer. After Christmas pictures were .09 each, and they often have .10. Through today, they are buy 25-get 25 free (which equals .095 each). I also have been making the new collages (sizes 4×6, 5×7 or 8×10) and have been pleased with them also.
I have a wallet full of register rewards from Walgreens, albersons and two Target gift cards. I spent some money on my first Walgreens transaction, but went to another Walgreens and spent 9 cents. They actually had to reduce the value of two coupons to get the transaction through. I remember when Target was the $100 dollar store for me. Last night is spent $21 and got back $10 in gift cards and I think I walked out with more bags of merchandise than I would when I used to spend too much money there. The best part of my outing is my wallet full of cash left over after saving so much money.
I finally found a great Walgreens where the cashier actually knows what to do with the coupons and if we mess up, she starts over without complaint. She's great!
I was very happy with making money on the Dove Men's soap & the Razors-worked without any problems, and then remembered, that while I had originally planned on going on Thurs, it ended up being Fri, and even though I knew about it, I forgot to get the 15-20% discount! But my store (in Hillsboro) is very nice-I also got the free 8×10 collage picture, and didn't understand that I should have entered the code on the internet order-I read it to mean you did that when you paid at the store, but they gave it to me free anyway-I was very nice and polite, just like I've been reading about and had great results-I just told them, this is a new thing I'm trying and wasn't sure if I understood it all or not.
I actually had a bad week at Wags 🙁 🙁 Everything was out yesterday when I tried to do my killer deals. 2 different Wags and no luck. And from what I hear, there isn't much to roll my expiring RR's on next week.
Thanks for the encouragement! I was upset with myself yesterday after I messed up a transaction at Wags! It's reassuring to know that even the "pros" make a few mistakes:)…and it's OK! Thank you!


The Premiership circus rolls onto our screens on Saturday and every club will contribute to make another post World Cup season the biggest yet from a media perspective.
The World Cup Finals generate tremendous enthusiasm the following season, and with even the top managers under severe pressure this season for one reason or another, no Premiership job is totally safe this time around.
Should Martin O�Neill be at Old Trafford instead of Sir Alex, and will Chelsea fans tire of another season of �meaningless� Premiership victories if European glory slips through blue fingers again?
�Harry� has been busy down on the south coast, whilst Charlton have to learn to live without �Curbs� who might have jumped before being potentially pushed as the Addicks face a potential nightmare season.
Agatha Christie would have struggled to pen a more compelling start to a new term, whilst web sites offer advice to potential punters on how supporters can add profit to their enjoyment by placing bets of all varieties relating to matches that endanger the strongest of marital relationships.
Football punters are increasingly important to bookmakers who realise that horse racing has shot itself in the foot too often to entice new customers, albeit that Italian football is under scrutiny after some dodgy activity of late.
The ex-Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar was accused of match-fixing in this country several years ago, but all Brucie's blog seemed to achieve related to punters increasing their gambling on soccer, as opposed to the potentially terminal diagnosis in the horse racing sector. The �story� (Bruce won substantial damages from a leading newspaper) merely boosted interest in fixed odds football betting!
Too many punters have their head in the clouds when they bet on football, with their hearts coursing the blood through the veins as betting slips are completed at breakneck speed as supporters back their team to achieve unrealistic targets.
Thierry Henry was a short priced favourite to score the first goal of the game in Arsenal�s matches last year, yet the Golden Boot winner only achieved the feat on five occasions.
Conversely, Darren Bent was on offer at rewarding odds by comparison and the Charlton striker opened the scoring in eight matches. �Sven� made the mistake of ignoring Darren�s ability for this year�s World Cup, and the lesson for punters should be staring them in the face.
Punters need to delve into the information that is readily available these days, and rid themselves of laziness that will inevitably cost them money throughout the winter campaign. James Beattie scored the opening goal of the game seven times in matches involving Everton, yet James netted all those goals at Goodison Park.
Ignoring the potential of opposing teams for this example, the realistic odds for James to score the first goal at home this year should be around the 5/2 mark, with 12/1 freely available in matches away from Goodison Park. Those odds will not be reflected by bookmakers however, and punters need to hammer home the advantage, whether laying or playing the markets this season.
The scenario is repeated in the �correct score� sector, with supporters of the popular teams steaming in for their side to slaughter the opposition on a weekly basis.
Although cynics suggest that �anoraks� like myself can interpret numbers to an advantage, the facts suggest that figures never lie, and adopting this positive attitude can reap rewards.
Okay, so Arsenal hammered Middlesbrough 7-0 last year, but how many people would have suggested that Boro would have been the team that would have taken the hiding? Arsenal only managed to score a single home goal against Birmingham, before scraping past Cardiff (2-1) in a Highbury tie against Cardiff in the F.A. Cup, which emphasises the point I am trying to make.
If you consider that the home team is the favourite in the majority of matches, the sobering thought to consider when playing the correct score market, is that a stat of 310 against 70 emerged via home teams that scored a maximum of two goals in the Premiership last season. To ram home the point, also consider that two hundred and nineteen of those home teams scored less than two goals!
Splitting the two halves of a game offers more insight into the way that managers 'wind up' their players. Chelsea only 'won' sixteen first half 'matches', but claimed twenty-seven 'victories' in the second half of their games.
Hopefully this type of information will lead you to bet with your head this season and secure a profit instead of annual losses.
And finally to the bet of the year! This season�s major spread bet will be the market pertaining to the number of cards that Mrs (Graham) Poll will receive on her birthday. My spread would be around the 11/12 mark, with three given by her husband!


Chapin and I treated ourselves to a Sleep Number king-sized bed this past Christmas, and one of the perks of having a "smart" bed is getting updates on your sleeping behavior. Not surprisingly, I don't get eight hours of sleep every night, and I actually fall well below even Sleep Number customer averages.
I chose today's dress because I was in a rush and it didn't need to be ironed. The dress is also semi-casual for a Friday.
I actually bought the dress over a year ago and have worn it just one other time: on the girls trip to Charleston I took with some friends and my sister, Gail, last summer. I actually forgot I had it! The lines of the dress are very flattering, and I always appreciate a fit and flare silhouette!
I will be excited to catch up on some sleep this weekend. I feel like Chapin and I have had a lot going on lately, and I am excited for a weekend where we can take it easy.
I bought the dress when I recently visited the Ted Baker store at Lenox Square Mall. I was passing by on my way to Sephora, and just sort of wandered in. Just my luck, I ended up finding a ton of beautiful dresses on sale. Normally, Ted Baker dresses are around $300 each, but I nabbed this dress for 60% off. You know I love my deals!
You can find the dress at a variety of different retailers, though some stores only have specific colors in stock. The dress is gorgeous in any color, though!
I have the Margo style in the pink and blue (sadly, they are no longer available), but they also come in black and cream. You can find the Schutz Lisana Sandals in the black/cream color scheme at Nordstrom, Saks and ShopBop.
This weekend, I'll be focused on helping celebrate my father's 66th birthday. Chapin and I are taking both he and my mom out for dinner on Saturday night as a special treat. I treasure any time with my parents, since I just love them so much. (What can I say? I will always be a dorky good girl at heart.) They instilled so much in me: a belief that I could do and be anything, a love of reading and education, a strong moral core. I had such a wonderful childhood. Although their Republican ways drive me crazy sometimes, they are two of the most important people in my life.
It's been such a crazy day: meetings, reports, analyses, spotty Internet at the office, no time to even eat lunch. I barely have time to update this blog!
I chose this dress for today's busy day since I needed a piece that was ultra professional -- but still chic and comfortable. The lines of this Karen Millen sheath dress are very simple and slimming, but the cut still shows off a woman's arms, bust and waist. It's the best of both worlds.
These sandals are very popular, and while this particular color is no longer available, you can still find the Lang style in a variety of different options.
You may have seen this dress on a recent season of Bones. Camille Saroyan, played by Tamara Taylor, wore it in a 2016 episode.
I just finished reading, The Admissions, by Meg Mitchell Moore. The title is a play on words; while one character is applying early admission to Harvard, the other characters in this seemingly normal Northern California family are dealing with some (internal) admissions of their own. I became really immersed in this family, especially since there were three daughters just like my family.
I was utterly engrossed as the book follows Nora (the stressed working mom), Gabe (the businessman father), the two oldest sisters (Angela, 17, and Cecily, 10), and various other characters whose actions influence or shine a deeper light on the family's multi-faceted drama.
I highly recommend The Admissions if you're looking for some good fiction to lose yourself in. And while I was sad to see the book end, I also finished reading the last sentence and smiled. Let me assure you -- that's rare in my world.
Running the Peachtree Road Race -- in addition to the 90-degree temperatures Atlanta has seen this week -- have just wiped me out, so I'm super excited that it's finally the weekend. Sleep, sleep and more sleep is on the agenda.
Chapin also scored a reservation for us at famed restaurant Staplehouse on Saturday night; I can't wait to try the food I've been hearing so much about. (Bon Appétit named Staplehouse the Best New Restaurant in the Country last year.) We've been trying for months to get a reservation, and finally have one. Woo-hoo! I still can't believe it.
Today's dress is extra special because it was a birthday gift from my sister, Laura, and her family. It is more casual than some of my other dresses, since it has an open back with criss-crossing straps, so I've been waiting for the right (casual) Friday to wear it. I have no client meetings today, and things have been more low-key than usual due to a lot of clients going on vacation, so the timing was perfect.
I love the combination of the coral and light blue colors, and the overall design is fairly unique. I would just change two things if I could: add a belt (in coral or blue) to break up the print a little bit, and also sew in some pockets. Other than that, the dress is really a lot of fun to wear.
Eva Franco always produces such cute designs. You can find the brand on Amazon and other retailers like Dillard's and Bluefly.com.
If you're looking for simple, cute, yet affordable summer dresses, then I recommend you check out the London Times brand. The dresses aren't the highest quality, but most are casual and lightweight, making them perfect for more laid back days in the office. The dress will work well for summer weekend outings, too, like brunch or shopping with friends.
I bought this dress on Amazon for under $40, but only limited sizes are still available. You can also find the brand at retailers like Dillard's and Nordstrom, and apparel comes in regular as well as plus sizes.
Since we are just coming back from the July Fourth holiday, which fell on a Tuesday this year, I'm expecting the rest of this week to be lighter than normal in terms of workload. This dress is comfortable, but still professional enough that I wouldn't feel embarrassed should a client randomly drop by to see me.
I liked the blue floral print, and the belt helps tie it together and show off your waist. Plus, I had the perfect pair of shoes to go with it: these Loeffler Randall wedges.
These bright blue wedges are a perfect complement to the rest of the outfit.
My calves are super sore today after running the AJC Peachtree Road Race yesterday. I had my second best time out of the five years I have run the race. It was hot, but the humidity wasn't out of control like last year, and it didn't rain like it did in 2015. I had my best time in 2014, when the weather was absolutely perfect. Part of the reason I did well this year is because I forced myself to keep running and not to stop for anything. Last year, the heat was so bad, I had to stop twice just to keep my sanity (and my breakfast in my stomach).
This photo was taken before the race, so I'm not all sweaty. (I was dripping wet by the end of the race.) I try to dress in red, white and blue every year now, and I couldn't resist adding a little pizzazz to my outfit with this obnoxious bedazzled hat and American flag themed sunglasses. But the Peachtree Road Race only comes along once a year, right? I might as well have fun.


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Hedge Funds-News
Hedge Funds Are Dumping UMB Financial Corporation (UMBF)
Published on December 12, 2019 at 6:16 pm by Nina Todic in Hedge Funds,News
We are still in an overall bull market and many stocks that smart money investors were piling into surged through the end of November. Among them, Facebook and Microsoft ranked among the top 3 picks and these stocks gained 54% and 51% respectively. Hedge funds' top 3 stock picks returned 41.7% this year and beat the S&P 500 ETFs by 14 percentage points. Investing in index funds guarantees you average returns, not superior returns. We are looking to generate superior returns for our readers. That's why we believe it isn't a waste of time to check out hedge fund sentiment before you invest in a stock like UMB Financial Corporation (NASDAQ:UMBF).
UMB Financial Corporation (NASDAQ:UMBF) shareholders have witnessed a decrease in enthusiasm from smart money of late. Our calculations also showed that UMBF isn't among the 30 most popular stocks among hedge funds (click for Q3 rankings and see the video below for Q2 rankings).
Video: Click the image to watch our video about the top 5 most popular hedge fund stocks.
Why do we pay any attention at all to hedge fund sentiment? Our research has shown that hedge funds' large-cap stock picks indeed failed to beat the market between 1999 and 2016. However, we were able to identify in advance a select group of hedge fund holdings that outperformed the Russell 2000 ETFs by 40 percentage points since May 2014 (see the details here). We were also able to identify in advance a select group of hedge fund holdings that'll significantly underperform the market. We have been tracking and sharing the list of these stocks since February 2017 and they lost 27.8% through November 21, 2019. That's why we believe hedge fund sentiment is an extremely useful indicator that investors should pay attention to.
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How have hedgies been trading UMB Financial Corporation (NASDAQ:UMBF)?
At Q3's end, a total of 14 of the hedge funds tracked by Insider Monkey held long positions in this stock, a change of -13% from the second quarter of 2019. On the other hand, there were a total of 11 hedge funds with a bullish position in UMBF a year ago. So, let's find out which hedge funds were among the top holders of the stock and which hedge funds were making big moves.
More specifically, Fisher Asset Management was the largest shareholder of UMB Financial Corporation (NASDAQ:UMBF), with a stake worth $21.1 million reported as of the end of September. Trailing Fisher Asset Management was Millennium Management, which amassed a stake valued at $14.3 million. Renaissance Technologies, Citadel Investment Group, and Third Avenue Management were also very fond of the stock, becoming one of the largest hedge fund holders of the company. In terms of the portfolio weights assigned to each position Third Avenue Management allocated the biggest weight to UMB Financial Corporation (NASDAQ:UMBF), around 0.71% of its 13F portfolio. Paloma Partners is also relatively very bullish on the stock, setting aside 0.03 percent of its 13F equity portfolio to UMBF.
Seeing as UMB Financial Corporation (NASDAQ:UMBF) has experienced declining sentiment from the entirety of the hedge funds we track, it's easy to see that there is a sect of funds that elected to cut their entire stakes heading into Q4. At the top of the heap, Benjamin A. Smith's Laurion Capital Management sold off the biggest investment of the 750 funds monitored by Insider Monkey, worth an estimated $1.5 million in stock, and Paul Marshall and Ian Wace's Marshall Wace was right behind this move, as the fund dumped about $0.3 million worth. These moves are important to note, as total hedge fund interest dropped by 2 funds heading into Q4.
Let's check out hedge fund activity in other stocks – not necessarily in the same industry as UMB Financial Corporation (NASDAQ:UMBF) but similarly valued. These stocks are Sinopec Shanghai Petrochemical Company Limited (NYSE:SHI), Home Bancshares, Inc. (Conway, AR) (NASDAQ:HOMB), John Bean Technologies Corporation (NYSE:JBT), and Darling Ingredients Inc. (NYSE:DAR). This group of stocks' market valuations match UMBF's market valuation.
No of HFs with positions
Total Value of HF Positions (x1000)
Change in HF Position
SHI 3 13063 -2
HOMB 11 12529 -2
JBT 14 102280 4
DAR 24 226792 8
Average 13 88666 2
As you can see these stocks had an average of 13 hedge funds with bullish positions and the average amount invested in these stocks was $89 million. That figure was $78 million in UMBF's case. Darling Ingredients Inc. (NYSE:DAR) is the most popular stock in this table. On the other hand Sinopec Shanghai Petrochemical Company Limited (NYSE:SHI) is the least popular one with only 3 bullish hedge fund positions. UMB Financial Corporation (NASDAQ:UMBF) is not the most popular stock in this group but hedge fund interest is still above average. This is a slightly positive signal but we'd rather spend our time researching stocks that hedge funds are piling on. Our calculations showed that top 20 most popular stocks among hedge funds returned 37.4% in 2019 through the end of November and outperformed the S&P 500 ETF (SPY) by 9.9 percentage points. Unfortunately UMBF wasn't nearly as popular as these 20 stocks and hedge funds that were betting on UMBF were disappointed as the stock returned 4.2% during the fourth quarter (through the end of November) and underperformed the market. If you are interested in investing in large cap stocks with huge upside potential, you should check out the top 20 most popular stocks among hedge funds as many of these stocks already outperformed the market so far this year.
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S. verb classes grammar.
Sindarin (and its conceptual precursors) have two major classes of verbs: basic verbs (based on an unadorned primitive verbal root) and derived verbs (produced with some kind of verbal suffix). In the literature, these two classes are sometimes called i-stem verbs and a-stem verbs after their present tense forms, which frequently have i or a respectively. For example, this terminology appears in David Salo's book, Gateway to Sindarin (GS/111), though I am not certain he first coined these terms. I personally prefer the terms basic and derived as more consistent with Quenya terminology for these verb classes.
In Tolkien's word lists, basic verbs are usually represented by stems ending in a consonant as in: ped- "to say, speak". Derived verbs generally appear with stems ending in a as in: teitha- "to write". These two classes date all the way back to the Gnomish Lexicon of the 1920s: G. cwed- "to say, tell" (GL/28), G. tectha- "to write" (GL/69). They appear in the earliest known verbal inflectional paradigms, in the Early Noldorin Grammar of the 1920s, where Tolkien used ᴱN. mad- "to eat" and ᴱN. glathra- "to polish" as his main examples (PE13/126-127, 129). These early writings had other verb classes as well, mostly notably those resulting from vowel gradations in verbs with ancient syllabic ṛ, ḷ, ṇ; see Conceptual Development below for further discussion.
The Sindarin class of derived verbs ending in -a is expanded from what is seen in ancient Common Eldarin or in Quenya, where derived verbs are mostly limited to a small number of suffixes like -a, -ta, -ya, -na. Sindarin has additional widely used suffixes like -ra, -la. Like Quenya, there are indications that some Sindarin derived verbs have strong past forms produced from the verb root rather than the verb stem, notably ôn the past tense of anna- "to give" (PE17/93); see the discussion of the Sindarin past tense for more details.
There are details on how the individual verb classes are inflected in the entries on the more specific Sindarin verb tenses.
Half-strong verbs: We know that the Quenya class of derived verbs could be further subdivided into various specialized subgroups due to differences in ancient verb formation. There is compelling evidence that Sindarin (and Noldorin) had the equivalent of the Quenya class of half-strong verbs, which seem to be the origin of the Sindarin past tense for derived verbs. The best example is the causative N. tangad(a)- "make firm, confirm" < ᴹ✶tankāta-, whose conjugation is seen in the (currently unpublished) Noldorin Grammar from the 1930s, with (3rd-sg) present tangod and past tangant (PE17/44). This is consistent with what we know of its Quenya equivalent, Q. tancata- with half-strong past tancante (PE17/76).
There is at least one example of such a half-strong causative verb in Sindarin as well, covad(a)- "to make meet", with present covad and past covant, a causative derived from cova (*koba) "meet" + ta (PE17/16, 158). But the best evidence for this verb class in Sindarin is the continued use of the past tense suffix -ant in derived verbs, which was probably generalized from half-strong past tenses. Tolkien alluded to this generalization in a brief note on the origin of the suffix:
Sindarin verbal history is complicated, and the use of -ant as a 3rd person past tense ending is rather like that of Medieval Welsh -as, or modern Welsh -odd. √TEK "make a written mark": tekta- a derivative (from *tektā, Q tehta "a written mark") gives the Sindarin verb stem teith-, of which the 3 sg. pa.t. is teithant (PE17/43).
As Christopher Gilson explained it in his editorial notes on this passage:
Tolkien's allusion to the history of Welsh -as and -odd indicates that some similar analogical interchange underlies the relation between Sindarin past-tense forms echant "made" and teithant "drew". As we saw above the -nt in the former results from strengthening of the root syllable with an n-infix, so that *et-kat- yields pa.t. *et-kantē > S echant. This could be the source by analogy of the -nt added to the stem teitha- (< tektā) to yield pa.t. teithant (PE17/44).
Gilson went on to describe the aforementioned conjugation of tangad(a)- from the 1930s Noldorin Grammar, where past suffix intruded into other verb classes, including (in the 1930s) basic verbs like mad-:
Colloquially owing to its resemblance to the "regular" -ant past tense (originally derived from -atā verbs [like tangada-]) it was reformed thus (in transitive verbs): medennin etc., 3 sg. madant [vs. original past tense mant] (PE17/44).
This generalization of common past tense suffix -ant from half-strong pasts remains the best explanation of this Sindarin suffix, which in turn implies the continued existence of a class of half-strong Sindarin causative verbs.
U-verbs: We know that Quenya (and Common Eldarin) has a class of u-verbs whose verb stems ended in u. It seems quite possible such verbs existed in Sindarin as well, but there are no attested examples and we have no real idea how they might be conjugated. It seems probable that there are further complexities to the verb class system of Sindarin which we simply cannot analyze at this time due to lack of evidence.
Conceptual Development: As noted above, Gnomish and Early Noldorin had some verb classes that were the result of verbs with ancient syllabic ṛ, ḷ, ṇ for their vowel, which resulted in vowel gradations due to the differing developments of short and long syllable consonants. For example: G. grith- "care (for)", past †gardhi from the root ᴱ√GṚÞṚ (GL/42), where gṛþ- > griþ- but gṝþ- > garð-. Similarly, ᴱN. gurdh- "to die", past gwardhaf from the root ᴱ√GWṚÐṚ (PE13/132; QL/104), where gʷṛð- > gurdh- but gʷṝð- > gwarð-.
See the entries on the various verb tenses for further discussion.
S. verbs
N. verb classes grammar.
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PROFESSOR DANIEL HERBERT ON "HOW TO WATCH EXPERIMENTAL FILM" AT THE AADL
On February 4th 2015, Professor Daniel Herbert from the University of Michigan presented his talk "How to Watch Experimental Film". The lecture was held at the Ann Arbor District Library and co-hosted by the Ann Arbor Film Festival. Professor Herbert gave an overview of the history of avant-garde film and discussed several canonical works of experimental cinema. The lecture opened Germaine Dulac's with definition of avant-garde cinema:
"Germaine Dulac was a filmmaker and film theorist in the 1920's and 30's in France, and she thought of the avant-garde literally, as the advanced guard of the military, moving ahead and looking forward at the terrain so that the big troops could move in. She thought the avant-garde was a place where cutting edge artists would explore and invent and then slowly but surely the masses of filmmakers and the masses of viewers would catch up with them. It's this sense of the avant-garde not only being privileged and better, but faster in a sense of exploration. She was also very adamant about saying that the avant-garde-- the best and most artistic kinds of films-- should in fact only explore what is essentially cinematic, which is to say they shouldn't be telling stories because that is like the novel, and they shouldn't be so dramatic like the live theater. She was advocating for a visual cinema: a cinema that used vision as its primary source of creating beauty."
Professor Herbert continued with insights from filmmakers and theorists from the early 20th century, and brought up an observation by P. Adams Sitney:
"He makes a claim that avant-garde filmmakers, as the genre has progressed, are exploring relationships between what's happening on screen and states of mind."
The lecture continued with a summation of the different genres that have emerged from early avant-garde cinema, with screenings of some of the most well-known pieces of the art form. After showing Mothlight, by Stan Brakhage, Professor Herbert commented that:
"[Brakahge was] trying to see what the eye can see. What can film provide the eye that everyday life doesn't, or that we don't pay attention to?"
Herbert also defined the mode of production that many experimental films follow, and mentioned that one of the few places where filmmakers in the genre can come together and commune is the Ann Arbor Film Festival.
"In terms of production, this is what we call an artisanal mode of production. These are films made independently by people in relative isolation, one of the few places they come together as a community is, in fact, the Ann Arbor Film Festival. Most of these people are working in basements or in sheds, and hoping that their film is going to be seen, and then once a year they get to go to the Ann Arbor Film Festival and see that they are in fact part of a bigger group."
After the presentation concluded its depiction of modern experimental genres of film and art, Daniel Herbert discussed the transition into the post-modern era of avant-garde cinema.
"[Avant-garde cinema] switches from a modernist interest to a post-modern sensibility. A search for form, an exploration of cinema and of the self through film to a more performative, playful situation, and also a changing interest in the topic."
In conclusion to his presentation, Professor Herbert mentioned that he only covered the genres up until the 1990s, and that while there are new genres and modes of production being used today, the Ann Arbor Film Festival continues to screen films that fall into both the modern and post-modern eras of experimental cinema.
"In terms of a historical line, this lecture ends 20 years ago, and there are lots of people doing things with computer animation, digital cameras, digital kinds of things that I can't possibly address here -- see them at the Ann Arbor Film Festival. I hope that in going to the Ann Arbor Film Festival -- which you guys are well acquainted with – you'll see that all these genres don't just go away, and people still make everything mentioned in this presentation. It's cumulative. I still see, especially in students, people making trance films, lots of people making lyric films that have short moments of beauty, and lots of people making things about social identities."
Experimental films continue to evolve as a genre, and at the same time speak to us in languages realized in earlier decades. Examples of all of these expressions can be found this spring at the 53rd annual Ann Arbor Film Festival, March 24th-29th, 2015.
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They've shown that once the breast tumor is successfully removed, the immune response turns its attention to destroying the tumor cells it has inevitably sent to nearby lymph nodes and organs like the lungs, says Dr. Hasan Korkaya, tumor biologist at the Georgia Cancer Center and Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University.
The fact that metastasis did not occur in their model even months later, indicates the immune system destroyed the disseminated tumor cells rather than pushing them into a dormant state, Korkaya and his colleagues report in the journal Nature Communications.
In contrast, when the primary tumor was not completely removed, the immune system appears to begin to support the tumor, which grows back faster and bigger than the original mass, and its disseminated tumor cells survive.
"We wanted to see if we could mimic what was happening in the clinic," says Korkaya, the study's corresponding author.
The scientists say what they found in their breast cancer model is likely true for other solid tumor types that can be surgically removed with no sign of cancer in adjacent tissue.
There actually has been a lot of contradictory information on the topic of what enables deadly metastasis. Retrospective studies in patients with breast cancer indicate that completely removing the primary tumor improves survival however mouse models indicate that removing primary tumors actually accelerates growth of the tumor cells that migrate out from the main tumor. Inflammation, a normal response to surgery, also has been shown to both promote outgrowth of tumors and improve survival.
To better understand what's happening at the molecular level, the scientists used models of both extremely aggressive breast cancer, like the triple negative breast cancer that occurs in women, and a less invasive breast cancer that would enable them to really hone in on the fate of disseminated breast cancer cells.
Within a week, mice with both types had disseminated tumor cells present in the lymph nodes that drain the breasts and in the lungs, both common sites for breast cancer spread. However the more aggressive cancer, quickly established a growing presence at the remote locations. As they expected, metastasis and death both occurred quickly in the more aggressive breast cancers.
The mice were even were able to fight off three subsequent tail injections of 100,000 cancer cells. They labeled the tumor cells they injected then watched them travel, like cells from the primary tumor, right to the lungs then continued to watch as the immune system eradicated them in a few days. "It's a very efficient system," Korkaya says.
The positive results occurred weeks after the primary breast tumor was removed, suggesting the investigators write, that the immune system remembered the attacker. In fact, six months later, the immune memory was still intact.
Conversely, when a portion of the primary tumor was left behind, the immune system seemed to support the tumor, which grew bigger and faster than the original mass, disseminated cancer cells were better able to take up residence in other areas of the body and the mice soon died. The scientists watched as four to 10 times more myeloid-derived suppressor cells -- which as the name implies can suppress the immune response including those cytotoxic T cells -- moved into areas where the remote tumor cells were present while levels of the helpful cytotoxic T cells decreased.
Korkaya theorizes that when surgery is successful, the act of cutting induces more inflammation that strengthens the immune attack on cancer. But, when tumor is left behind at the primary site, there is some sort of reciprocal action that makes the immune system instead a friend of the tumor. He has some evidence to support that a tiny molecule circulating in the blood called granulocyte-colony stimulating factor is a culprit here, and that when it increases it suppresses the immune response via recruitment of those myeloid-derived suppressor cells. In fact, animal models of metastatic breast cancer have way higher levels of granulocyte-colony stimulating factor, he says.
They are now collecting blood from patients with breast cancer to look at, among other things, levels of this small molecule. He suspects they will find that patients who do not do as well have higher levels like the animal models. "We want to see if there is a connection," Korkaya says.
While there is good evidence solid tumors send out disseminated tumor cells early and continuously, it's an inefficient process with probably 90 percent of the cells dying in transit or on arrival, Korkaya says.
It can take up to a decade for disseminated tumor cells that survive to develop a secondary tumor in places like the bone marrow, lung or liver. Even after surgery, chemotherapy and/or immunotherapy, and after a patient is considered cured, a few solitary cells in these remote locations can result in a tumor.
Korkaya's team reported two years ago in Nature Communications that aggressive breast cancer recruits and uses myeloid-derived suppressor cells to enable metastasis, first by helping cancer cells transform to a more stem cell-like state that enables them to more easily migrate and, once they arrive at the desired location, helps them revert to their previous state and settle in. The tumor secretes small signaling molecules called cytokines to get and keep the support of the myeloid-derived suppressor cells.
Graduate student Raziye Piranlioglu is the first author. The research was supported in part by the American Cancer Society and Forbes Institute for Cancer Discovery.


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EU mandates universal charging port for all mobile devices
By Josephine Walbank
In a critical step towards tackling e-waste, all mobile phones, tablets and cameras sold in the EU must use a standardised charging port by the end of 2024
The widely-anticipated single charger solution will not only make consumers' lives significantly easier, but it will also be a key step towards reducing the e-waste created by the mobile industry.
The details of the EU's new mobile e-waste legislation
By the end of 2024, it will become mandatory for all mobile phones, tablets and cameras that are sold in the EU to have a USB Type-C charging port.
Then, from spring 2026, this legislation will extend to laptops.
The new law was adopted after it received 602 votes in favour, 13 against and 8 abstentions.
Alongside the launch of the universal charging port, the mandate will also allow customers to choose whether or not their new device includes a charger.
When they purchase a new device, the customer will get to choose whether or not they want a charger to be included. After all, since they will have the same charger across almost all of their digital devices, they will need a fraction of the chargers that usually have to be sourced.
The devices - regardless of their manufacturer - that will need the EU standard charging port include all new mobile phones, tablets, digital cameras, headphones and headsets, handheld video game consoles and portable speakers, e-readers, keyboards, mice, portable navigation systems, earbuds and laptops that are rechargeable via a wired cable, operating with a power delivery of up to 100 watts.
Saving 11,000 tonnes of e-waste annually
It comes as a major milestone in the EU's efforts to address the e-waste crisis.
Research predicts that the new obligations will help consumers save up to 250mn euros a year on unnecessary charger purchases, and represent a saving of around 11,000 tonnes of e-waste every year.
"The common charger will finally become a reality in Europe. We have waited more than ten years for these rules, but we can finally leave the current plethora of chargers in the past," said Parliament's rapporteur Alex Agius Saliba (S&D, MT), commenting on the passing of the new law.
"This future-proof law allows for the development of innovative charging solutions in the future, and it will benefit everyone - from frustrated consumers to our vulnerable environment. These are difficult times for politics, but we have shown that the EU has not run out of ideas or solutions to improve the lives of millions in Europe and inspire other parts of the world to follow suit."
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It happened in an instant: One minute I was vertical, walking the dog down my driveway, and the next moment my forehead was slamming into the pavement – the result of tripping over the leash.
My head felt like a bell smacked by a giant clapper, although I did not lose consciousness and was able to ask a neighbor to drive me to the emergency room. There, the doctor did a cognitive screen and, because I'm "older," ordered a CT scan to check for an intracranial bleed. She said it was likely I had a concussion, or "mild traumatic brain injury" (TBI), and said to take it easy and avoid alcohol and screens such as TV and my computer.
Otherwise, I was to touch base with my primary care physician if the headache, tiredness, facial pressure, sound and light sensitivity, and cloudy feeling didn't clear in a few days.
I was lucky. My symptoms did clear up, although it took several weeks, not several days. It was a wake-up call, however, that head injuries are a danger not only to young athletes but to adults, particularly those of us of a certain age.
In fact, TBI is a "significant" health issue for people over 65, according to a 2012 article in the journal Current Geriatrics Reports. It's responsible for 80,000 ER visits each year for that age group, and 80 percent of those visits are caused by falls, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Adults 75 and older had the highest rates of TBI-related hospitalization and death of any age group, according to the CDC.
"A lot of people, they associate concussions with sport-related injuries, but the truth of the matter is that anybody at any age can suffer head trauma," said Cape Cod Healthcare neurologist Dr. Sean Horrigan, DO.
Many medical professionals now avoid the term "concussion" in favor of mild TBI, Dr. Horrigan said. "Mild" signifies that while there's no structural damage to the brain, there are transient symptoms such as headache, dizziness, disturbed sleep, cognitive impairment, fatigue, irritability and changes in mood.
"I think the reason why there's that push is that for a lot of people, when they hear the term 'concussion' used, there's maybe a little too much reassurance that everything's going to be fine, that these symptoms are transient, and you should be OK in a few days," he said.
Those "transient" symptoms of a mild TBI can last a few days, a few weeks, a few months, or as long as a year, Dr. Horrigan said. He and other neurologists usually get involved only when symptoms are stubborn. Most people take up to three months to recover well and about a third of patients take more than six months, he said.
Women are more likely to have persistent TBI symptoms. Researchers aren't sure why, although they suspect it may have to do with the structure of women's necks, the effects of hormones, or inconsistencies in diagnosis between men and women, according to a 2016 article in Scientific American.
Of course, the older you are, the more complicated a head injury can be, depending on the state of your health. And repeated head injuries can put someone at higher risk for dementia, Parkinson's disease and chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, the degenerative disease of the brain that's a big issue in sports right now.
If transient symptoms continue, doctors base some TBI treatment around self-care, such as scaling back on work, continuing regular light exercise, and making sure to get enough sleep, Dr. Horrigan said.
Most people need at least seven to eight hours of sleep, he said, but people who have suffered head injury may need nine to 10 hours.
"The longer you can sleep to get into that more restful, restorative sleep state, the better you're going to feel over the long run," he said.
If necessary, he also can try medications to help with headache or suggest physical therapy for vertigo and dizziness. He also has tools to address mood swings.
He's optimistic, however, that new developments in imaging and the current attention to TBI bode well for patients of all ages.


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Q: react-native run-android not completing and hangs When i am putting this command it starts a JS server but after that it goes up to line "2/2 projects" and it stucks at that line...
whatever i have done on terminal is given below...
any suggestion fine...
C:\Users\saket>cd myapp
C:\Users\saket\myapp>react-native run-android
Scanning 558 folders for symlinks in C:\Users\saket\myapp\node_modules
(230ms)
Starting JS server...
Building and installing the app on the device (cd android && gradlew.bat
install
Debug)...
Checking the license for package Android SDK Build-Tools 23.0.1 in
C:\Users\sake
t\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\licenses
License for package Android SDK Build-Tools 23.0.1 accepted.
Preparing "Install Android SDK Build-Tools 23.0.1".
> Configuring > 2/2 projects

A: You need to install following packages in android studio first. Android sdk platform must be 23.0.1 which is needed.
1.Google APIs
2.Android SDK Platform 23
3.Intel x86 Atom_64 System Image
4.Google APIs Intel x86 Atom_64 System Image

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Has anyone gone from as swg to bbb? If so are you happier now? What are the pros and cons of doing this?
BBB is testing and understanding your important pool water parameters.......that's it.
SWG is a salt water chlorinator....it puts chlorine in your pool but has no bearing on whther you understand your pool water parameters or not.
We can help you eliminate the rapid increase in PH while using the SWG. Often, it just takes a little adjusting of your levels.
Post your water chemistry results. A pool can be very stable with a SWG. I add acid perhaps every two weeks.
swg at 35 %. I am running split shift on pump: 4-8 am and 4-8 pm.
ph 7.2, ta 180, ch 180, and temp is 75.
Your relatively high fill water TA does complicate things.
You want CYA around 80, it sounds like you are already headed there.
Let TA come down to 60. Once TA is down to 60, let the PH rise to around 7.7 and see if it will stabilize there. If that doesn't do it, you can try adding borates to help slow down the PH changes.
I forgot to tell you that I have added borates. I have the Lamotte borate rest strips and I think they tell me I nave 50 ppm. Color seems to match but not the same intensity.
I know the process of MA, to bring ta and ph down. Then one aerate the pool to bring ph back up. The problem is that if I keep aerating the pool the ph will go through the roof and then ta starts to go up. If I turn the jets down the ph still goes due to temp and swg out gasing. Ta will also go up since they seem linked. Not sure what to do.
TA does not go up from aeration. It only goes up if your use a chemical to raise your PH. As the TA goes down, which it will if you continue adding acid and don't add any soda ash, borax, or baking soda, you will eventually get to a point where the PH will stabilize right around 7.7 or 7.8 with the TA around 50 or 60.
However, TA will go up if you have to add any replacement water. Hopefully, during most of the summer it will be humid enough that the rate of evaporation will be low, and you won't have to add very much replacement water.
Between 5/30 and 5/31 my ph went from 7.1 to 7.3 and the ta went from 70 to 80. The only thing that I did was to aerate the pool. No chemicals wereadded or water added. So am I missing something?
The TA test is +-10 in that range, so 70 and 80 are the same as each other. There is no telling if TA actually went up or not unless the change is larger than that.
Even with the Taylor K2006 kit. I thought that it was for every10 drops it is plus or minus 10 ppm.
Even with the Taylor K2006 kit. I thought that it was for every 10 drops it is plus or minus 10 ppm.
Yes, but you can never do better than +- one drop, or +-10.
Some SWCG pools will always have a rising pH issue. Even if you have all of the test results in line with the recommendations on this site. You may have one of those pools. I also have one of them. The only solution is to find a ways to automatically add acid. It does not have to be a closed loop system, it can be a s simple as a pump on a timer added a fixed amount of acid each day.


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* `Source code @ GitHub <https://github.com/a25kk/frazil>`_
* `Releases @ PyPI <http://pypi.python.org/pypi/frazil>`_
* `Documentation @ ReadTheDocs <http://frazil.readthedocs.org>`_
* `Continuous Integration @ Travis-CI <http://travis-ci.org/kreativkombinat/frazil>`_

## How it works

This project templates provides a full blown Plone project environment. It comes with a preconfigured project specific theme package located under the _src_ directory.

## Installation

This buildout is intended to be used via the development profile to provide
a ready to work on setup. To get started with a new development environment
clone the buildout to your local machine and initialize the buildout:

``` bash
$ git clone git@github.com:username/frazil.git
$ cd ./frazil
$ virtualenv-2.7 .
$ ./bin/pip install zc.buildout
$ bin/buildout -Nc development.cfg
```

## Configuration

The generated buildout asumes that the developer has setup a local egg cache and therefore provides a buildout 'default.cfg' containing:

``` ini
[buildout]
eggs-directory      = /home/yourusername/.buildout/eggs
download-cache      = /home/yourusername/.buildout/downloads
extends-cache       = /home/yourusername/.buildout/extends

socket-timeout      = 3

[fabric]
username            = yourusername
```

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The West Coast's athletes filled 2018 with flair, personal achievements and competitive success.
270 athletes from 20 countries partake in Olympic 2020 qualifier.
Canadian team excited to compete in Japan against 42 of the world's best surfing nations.
Surf Canada Nationals scheduled for May 4-7 at Wick Beach.
I feel like everyone has prepared themselves and they're ready to go," Shannon Brown told the Westerly.
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"We get a lot of ringers coming up from other areas, a lot of dual citizens, which is awesome."


You are an LNC who knows how important it is to do a great job for your client. You know there is a learning curve associated with this role. Who will mentor you?
You worry about what will happen when you get a case that deals with clinical issues unfamiliar to you. Will you be able to handle that case or should you ask someone with that knowledge to help you?
You realize a case might come in when you are too busy to do it, yet you don't want to turn down work. What is your safety net?
You know your income is limited by the number of hours you can work as an LNC. What if there is a way to double, triple or quadruple your income?
I ask you: Write down your average monthly income from LNC work over the last 12 months. Then write down what you want your average monthly income from LNC work to be. Suppose you are now making $1000 a week. You'd like to be making $5000 a week. That means the gap between where you are now and where you want to be is $4000 a week. You are paying a cost of $16,000 a month for every month you don't solve this problem. How do you bridge that gap?
One day I got the answer to that question, quite accidentally with a phone call that changed my life. I realized the power of subcontracting. That recognition ultimately led to me building a multi-million dollar LNC business. It helped me create a business that I could sell so that I now can live where I want.
Here's what I've discovered – there are pros and cons to LNC subcontracting. There are tricky landmines you need to know about. And there are HUGE benefits to your business if you do it right. Let me show you how.
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Tales From The Day
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REVIEWS OF TALES FROM THE DAY
"...extremely well written. Read this book for pure fun and enjoyment. The stories are amazing and incredibly, all TRUE!"
Steven Arenas, Emmy nominee. 21 years, TV animation. Director, major studio TV animation post production, 15 years.
"In general, memoirs really suck," observes new author Wayne McFarland in the opening line of Tales From The Day. On the other hand, to savor this self-described "memoir of sorts" that begins in the mid-twentieth century is to feast on a remarkable array of first-person accounts served with the sensibilities of a seasoned novelist. McFarland combines astute observations, skilled storytelling, and a blend of amusement, self-awareness and candor that most of us couldn't muster even after years of therapy. You may alternate between "I wish I'd been there" and "I'm glad it was him and he lived to tell it." As the book wraps, McFarland muses that some tales still remain untold. Count me among the eager readers who look forward to the day he tells them.
Bill Lenz, Writer, Producer, Director, Narrator; 4 time Cindy Award winner; 4 time Telly Award winner; 2 time Cine Golden Eagle Award winner; winner Grand Award and others
McFarland is one helluva story teller - and a good guy to have along when you get thrown in jail
Mike Delaney, Author Cyclone Bobcat
An apt title for this book would be Adventures of a Young Man. But alas, Hemingway has already gobbled that one up. Wayne McFarland's rollicking memoir reads like the autobiography of a mature Huckleberry Finn. This series of separate vignettes weaves into a narrative arc, that describes a number of humorous misadventures strewn along the pathway to maturity and ultimate success. The tales are all well paced, brilliantly written, poignant, agonizing, funny and, in places, all-consuming. It is told with great verve, pluck and gusto. The rich metaphors and sometimes self-debasing similes produced peals of laughter in this hardened old combat soldier. Set largely in the 60's, any reader from boomer to millennial will find meaning in the life lessons imparted by this story. An excellent read.
R.Bruce Logan, Author, Back to Vietnam: Tours of the Heart; Finding Lien, and As The Lotus Blooms
"Entertaining, funny and well written. Will Rodgers would be proud."
Ken Bangs, author of Guardians in Blue
Wayne has a way of telling a true story that captivates and holds your attention. Can't put it down. Want to know what's next. This shows what an exciting life you can have if you try hard enough. Exciting, scary, hilarious and poignant.
Richard Bultman, Attached To Army Intelligence (Cold war)
"Tales from the Day" is a delight! A real gem! But, what really sets these stories apart is the refreshingly honest and unvarnished way in which the author explores both individuals and events. Each story skillfully details the remarkable, unique, and often humorous qualities of each character and how these relate to the circumstances in which they ultimately find themselves. "Tales from the Day" is a joy to read!... tremendously well written... story-telling at its best...I only hope that there is more to come . . .
Steve Schultz, Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry/Chemistry Instructor Minnesota West Community and Technical College
McFarland takes the reader on a rollicking, freewheeling, often times poignant and scary ride across a landscape few of us have ever seen or imagined. He uses the hidden, off-the-beaten path as a canvas to paint a portrait of a life well lived, full of the triumphs, failures, and introspection that define the human experience. His story telling style lies at the intersection where William Least Heat Moon, Poe Ballentine, Ken Kesey, and Hunter S. Thompson meet and mingle yet it is totally unique in tone and texture. It is an honest and straight-forward read that everyone can enjoy and relate to.
Michael Kaiser Literary Blogger
"McFarland's prose is colorful and conversational, filled with sharp details and wonderfully evocative asides…These are stories for…around the campfire…" "… readers…should thoroughly enjoy these feats of boldness, chaos, wit, and luck. A collection of anecdotes in the classic sense: happenings meant to thrill and entertain." — Kirkus Reviews
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If you wish to see reader reviews to date, just log into either Amazon.com or barnesandnoble.com. In their search bar select "books" and type in Tales From The Day Wayne McFarland. You will be taken to the order page for Tales where you can read reader reviews without actually having to buy a book. Thus far, I am enormously grateful to be able to say the average, reader review rank is the highest rating of 5 star. Here's a sample of recent reader reviews:
"Kept getting 'the look' from my wife due to my constant laugh.This book has nineteen chapters, many with hilarious stories and great turns of phrase. Like the MASH TV series of old, the comedy is occasionally broken with a jarring return to reality. Stories about his work tended to the hilarious. Stories about his family, especially his Grandpa, pass along life lessons in an easy to remember format. The chapter about being shot in Arkansas brought the comedy to an end, but has a great story about his college president's help during that crisis and his reason for helping his students. Wayne has a way of describing events that will resonate with everyone lucky enough to get this gem of a memoir. I look forward to the next installment."
© 2016 by Wayne McFarland, Gloria McFarland All Rights Reserved


BRENTWOOD -- The Ravenwood Raptors lacrosse team ran their win streak to four games, topping the Brentwood Bruins 8-4 on Wednesday night in the "Battle of the Woods." It was Ravenwood's sixth win in the last seven matches.
Ravenwood 's offense caught fire in the first quarter, putting up three goals on the Bruins defense. Senior Jacob Firek scored two of the three goals in the period with the other coming from junior Liam Hussey. Brentwood's only goal in the first period came from freshman Nate Johnson.
The Raptors added one goal in the second quarter on a strike from Firek before the Bruins rallied with two goals from seniors Matt Martin and Will Grisham to cut the halftime score to 4-3.
Ravenwood continued the offensive fireworks in the third quarter when senior Parker Colton scored a goal before Firek and sophomore Connor Pace contributed two more goals in the period to run the Raptor lead to 7-3.
In the fourth, Brentwood added a goal from freshman Jack Hales to cut the Ravenwood lead to just three.
Ravenwood added an insurance goal from Colton later in the fourth for the 8-4 lead. Brentwood made a desperate push in the final minutes, but to no avail. Firek led all scorers with 4 goals.
"(Firek) works hard in practice and is the guy who drives us," Garner said. "He shares the ball and when he gets the chance to score he puts the ball in the back of the net.
"We are going to bounce back and work to get back on the winning streak," Petit added.


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Q: How can i give my developer his own login to my FB APP I've got a developer who's working on my FB APP, how can i give him access? At this moment everything still has to be done through me.
Regards , Rene

A: First things first, you're going to want to log in to https://developers.facebook.com/ and select the app you want to add the developer to at the top. You need to have the developer in your friends list or have their Facebook username handy.

So click on the Roles section, and you should see a section called "Developers":

Go ahead and click "Add Developers", and you'll be able to add the developer to your app.


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  }

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}


Breyden Varner received congratulations from Coach Reeder as he rounded 3rd base with a 2-run homer in the 5th inning.
A. J. Austin pitched for win over NOAH here Thursday.
Jacob Findley safe at the plate in first inning.
A. J. Austin pitched into the 7th inning.
Stanley Sallee was called in to pitch with the bases loaded and 1 out in the 7th inning. He got the save with a big assist from Zachery Guest who snagged a line drive to 3rd and doubled off the runner at 1st.
The 2013 Baseball Cardinals are sporting "B.P." on their caps to honor their former teacher / coach, Brian Phillips who passed away in 2012.


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Jake Martinez
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When people think of problems in the environment they think of pollution, along with pollution poaching is a big problem too. Poaching has been a problem for years, even with laws in place, nothing has stopped this crime yet. Poaching in Africa and Asia has become a serious problem for wildlife native to these areas. This Crime is done for profit, This means the hunters are illegally killing animals for their fur, hide, tusks, horns and many other body parts that can be sold for a large amount of money. Poacher usually hunt elephants, rhinos, and tigers but they kill life in the sea too like whales and sharks. This illegal hunting has led to certain animals population rate to plummet at an alarming rate. Many nations have banned poaching, but enforcement is difficult. The small number of police officers trained to deal with this creates an unfair advantage for poachers.
Poachers usually only kill animals for a certain body part: tigers are hunted for their striped fur, elephants and rhinos are killed for their ivory found in their tusks and the horn of the rhino. The animal's body is left to rot after the poachers remove what they want. Sharks that are lured to the boat are caught on hooks. Their fins are cut off and then they are thrown back into the water to die, without fins they can't swim.
The laws that are in place to help animals are not very effective. The number of trained guards are less than the poachers therefore the guards are unable to protect the herds of animals that are endangered due to poaching.With the effect of poaching certain animals that are hunted might soon only be seen in zoos!
Animal poaching is a terrible action in which humans partake. If it is against the law for a human's life than it should be for an animal as well. Maybe not as harsh as murder yet it should still be a crime in which people do not commit.
There are game reserves, which have to protect the numbers of certain animals so they can be preserved and not poached. The numbers for the Big 5 has to be kept under great secret, as they need to protect these animals the most as they are higher risk. If a large number of these animals were killed they are at a great chance of their species becoming extinct which is a major downfall as it not only affects other animals but it affects us humans greatly.
This is because of the effect it may have on the vicious food chain animals from all around the world are such beautiful creatures that add to the amazing beauty of every country. In South Africa they have the black and white rhinos, elephants, giraffes, Lions and the list Carries On. Without these animals what would our country be like? Just imagine South Africa with no Wildlife, any nature and the game reserves. It would feel incomplete. So why are people lowering the chances of their future families on being able to witness such tremendous Wildlife. If you were lucky enough to experience such a wonderful thing in life why would you deny it or take it away from anyone else?
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The Township may acquire land – or the use of land for Open Space – in any of several ways: purchase for cash at appraisal value, donation, or leased use. First, the property owner must demonstrate an interest in selling for Open Space. Then, the Township may exhibit an interest in purchasing the land. Once both sides have expressed their interest, the Township hires an independent appraiser – at its own expense – to determine the fair market value of the land.
This, then, becomes the basis for continued discussion for a potential sale; the Committee follows a purchase procedure that is fair to the seller. The sale or donation does not have to involve the entire property. If larger tracts are involved, the land may be subdivided and only a portion involved in the transaction with the Township.
There are a number of potential benefits to anyone who sells or donates land to the Township for Open Space. Benefits may include estate, capital gains, income, or property tax relief, depending on the manner in which the Township receives the land.
For example, donations could produce a charitable contribution deduction, in addition to eliminating taxes on any appreciation in value from the original acquisition price of the donor. Donating land through a will should exempt the land from being included in the taxable estate of the decedent. Sale by the owner to the Township could produce lower, more favorable income tax costs if the property has appreciated in value while owned by the seller and held for a sufficient length of time from acquisition.
The seller or donor should discuss these with a tax advisor to determine what benefits are available and the extent of those benefits. A land owner can receive cash or a charitable deduction for property at current appraisal value or income from the sale of development rights while maintaining ownership. It is often possible to maintain the owner's name on the site.
Those who donate or sell land to the Township also have the opportunity to make a lasting contribution to their community, preserving green spaces for current and future Livingston residents to enjoy.
Should you have any questions or an interest in discussing your property, contact Open Space Committee Chairperson Art Altman.


Fine dining facilities, franchise restaurants, fast food stops, and cafeterias feature a variety of different risks, but all share a need for the same basic coverages: commercial property insurance, general liability insurance, and business income coverage.
At ARM Insurance Agency, we want to help you reduce losses that could impact your business. We can help you customize an insurance plan that specifically fits your food service establishment, letting you focus on providing a great experience for your customers.
We work with a variety of insurance carriers to provide quick, accurate, and comprehensive restaurant insurance quotes. We help protect your employees and your customers with property insurance that includes spoilage coverage; general liability insurance that protects in the event of slips, falls, and more; and business income coverage to protect against a loss of income.
Our agents are happy to review these coverages with you to determine which ones are necessary for your restaurant.
Just like a local restaurant needs to cater to a communities tastes, ARM Insurance Agency is in tune with what our clients are looking for. If you're looking for restaurant insurance that leaves you satisfied, contact an agent or request a quote today.


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Q: Draw arrow from equation to text outside equation I'd like to draw an arrow from a box inside an equation
to a specific part (e.g. the = sign) in the text outside the equation.
The arrow should not go through the text.
My code:
\documentclass[
    pdftex,a4paper,11pt,oneside,fleqn,
    bibliography=totoc,listof=totoc,
    headlines=2.1,headsepline,
    numbers=noenddot
]{scrreprt}

%%%----- Mathe ----------------------------------
\usepackage{amsmath,amsfonts,amssymb,bm}
\usepackage[squaren,textstyle]{SIunits}
\usepackage{icomma}

\usepackage{mathtools}
\usepackage[makeroom]{cancel}
\usepackage{trfsigns}

%%% ------ Formel schöner darstellen ------------
\usepackage{tcolorbox}
\tcbuselibrary{listings,theorems}
\def\mathunderline#1#2{\color{#1}\underline{{\color{black}#2}}\color{black}}

%%%--------------------------------------------------------
%%%----- Beginn Dokument ----------------------------------
\begin{document}

    \begin{equation}
\tcbset{fonttitle=\scriptsize}
 \begin{split}
    \sigma_{\mathrm{n}} &= \sigma_{\mathrm{n}, \nu = 1} + \sigma_{\mathrm{n}, \nu = 1, \mu = 1} + \sigma_{\mathrm{n}, \mu = 1}\\
    &= \Bigg( \dfrac{\hat{B}_{\delta \mathrm{s}, \nu = 1}^{2} + \hat{B}_{\delta \mathrm{r}, \mu = 1}^{2}}{4 \cdot \mu_{0}} + \dfrac{\hat{B}_{\delta \mathrm{s}, \nu = 1} \cdot \hat{B}_{\delta \mathrm{r}, \mu = 1}}{2 \cdot \mu_{0}} \Bigg) \cdot \Big( 1 + \cos \left(2 p \alpha - 2 \omega_{\mathrm{el}} t \right) \Big)\\
    &= \dfrac{\hat{B}_{\delta \mathrm{s}, \nu = 1}^{2} + \hat{B}_{\delta \mathrm{r}, \mu = 1}^{2} + 2 \cdot \hat{B}_{\delta \mathrm{s}, \nu = 1} \cdot \hat{B}_{\delta \mathrm{r}, \mu = 1}}{4 \cdot \mu_{0}} \cdot \Big( 1 + \cos \left(2 p \alpha - 2 \omega_{\mathrm{el}} t \right) \Big)\\
    &= \dfrac{\left( \hat{B}_{\delta \mathrm{s}, \nu = 1} + \hat{B}_{\delta \mathrm{r}, \mu = 1} \right)^{2}}{4 \cdot \mu_{0}} \cdot \Big( 1 + \cos \big(2 p \alpha - \tcboxmath[boxsep=1pt,left=2pt,right=2pt,top=1pt,bottom=1pt, colback=white,colframe=red]{2 \omega_{\mathrm{el}}} \, t \big) \Big) \, \text{.}
 \end{split}
 \label{eq: Radialkraftwelle_Grundwelle}
\end{equation}

Das Ergebnis für das Grundwellen-Luftspaltfeld ist eine Radialkraftwelle, die sich mit einer Frequenz von $f_{\mathrm{h}} = 2f_{\mathrm{el}}$ (1. Hauptordnung) ausbreitet.

\end{document}

The desired result:

A: You can use tikzmarks to achieve this. It comes as a library for TikZ which is loaded automatically if you load the skins library for tcolorbox which you will need anyways for this to work. Using this library, you can place marks or nodes inside your text and refer to these marks and nodes using a tikzpicture that has the options remember picture, overlay. For example, if you place \tikzmarknode{mynode}{some text} inside you text, you can later draw a line to this node using something like \tikz \draw (mynode) -- +(0,1);. This technique allows you to draw an arrow from the \tcboxmath in your equation to the relevant part of the formula in the text below.
In order to be able to refer to the \tcboxmath, you need to add the options enhanced, remember as=[name], which are only available if you load the skins library beforehand.
In order to have the arrow go around the text on the page, you can use the package tikzpagenodes to reference to the right text margin. For convenience, I first created a few coordinates which makes it easier to align the arrow.
\documentclass[
    pdftex,a4paper,11pt,oneside,fleqn,
    bibliography=totoc,listof=totoc,
    headlines=2.1,headsepline,
    numbers=noenddot
]{scrreprt}

%%%----- Mathe ----------------------------------
\usepackage{amsmath,amsfonts,amssymb,bm}
\usepackage[squaren,textstyle]{SIunits}
\usepackage{icomma}

\usepackage{mathtools}
\usepackage[makeroom]{cancel}
\usepackage{trfsigns}

%%% ------ Formel schöner darstellen ------------
\usepackage{tcolorbox}
\tcbuselibrary{listings,theorems,skins}
\def\mathunderline#1#2{\color{#1}\underline{{\color{black}#2}}\color{black}}

\usepackage{tikzpagenodes}
\usetikzlibrary{tikzmark}

%%%--------------------------------------------------------
%%%----- Beginn Dokument ----------------------------------
\begin{document}

\begin{equation}
\tcbset{fonttitle=\scriptsize}
 \begin{split}
    \sigma_{\mathrm{n}} &= \sigma_{\mathrm{n}, \nu = 1} + \sigma_{\mathrm{n}, \nu = 1, \mu = 1} + \sigma_{\mathrm{n}, \mu = 1}\\
    &= \Bigg( \dfrac{\hat{B}_{\delta \mathrm{s}, \nu = 1}^{2} + \hat{B}_{\delta \mathrm{r}, \mu = 1}^{2}}{4 \cdot \mu_{0}} + \dfrac{\hat{B}_{\delta \mathrm{s}, \nu = 1} \cdot \hat{B}_{\delta \mathrm{r}, \mu = 1}}{2 \cdot \mu_{0}} \Bigg) \cdot \Big( 1 + \cos \left(2 p \alpha - 2 \omega_{\mathrm{el}} t \right) \Big)\\
    &= \dfrac{\hat{B}_{\delta \mathrm{s}, \nu = 1}^{2} + \hat{B}_{\delta \mathrm{r}, \mu = 1}^{2} + 2 \cdot \hat{B}_{\delta \mathrm{s}, \nu = 1} \cdot \hat{B}_{\delta \mathrm{r}, \mu = 1}}{4 \cdot \mu_{0}} \cdot \Big( 1 + \cos \left(2 p \alpha - 2 \omega_{\mathrm{el}} t \right) \Big)\\
    &= \dfrac{\left( \hat{B}_{\delta \mathrm{s}, \nu = 1} + \hat{B}_{\delta \mathrm{r}, \mu = 1} \right)^{2}}{4 \cdot \mu_{0}} \cdot \Big( 1 + \cos \big(2 p \alpha - \tcboxmath[enhanced,remember as=from,boxsep=1pt,left=2pt,right=2pt,top=1pt,bottom=1pt,colback=white,colframe=red,]{2 \omega_{\mathrm{el}}} \, t \big) \Big) \, \text{.}
 \end{split}
 \label{eq:Radialkraftwelle_Grundwelle}
\end{equation}

Das Ergebnis für das Grundwellen-Luftspaltfeld ist eine Radialkraftwelle, die sich mit einer Frequenz von $f_{\mathrm{h}} = \tikzmarknode{to}{2f_{\mathrm{el}}}$ (1. Hauptordnung) ausbreitet.

\begin{tikzpicture}[overlay, remember picture]
    \coordinate (south of from) at ([yshift=-0.25cm]from.south);
    \coordinate (south of to) at ([yshift=-0.25cm]to.south);
    \coordinate (text margin right) at ([xshift=0.5cm]current page text area.east);
    \draw[thick, red, -stealth, rounded corners=2.5pt] (from.south) -- (south of from) --
    (south of from -| text margin right) -- (south of to -| text margin right) -- (south of to) -- (to.south);
\end{tikzpicture}

\end{document}


Various phases of aircraft firefighting and rescue are covered herein. Section I includes general information on the characteristics of fire as they pertain to aircraft and aircraft materials. Section II familiarizes firefighters with the specific components of aircraft and the fire hazards associated with them. Section III describes emergency procedures, and gives illustrations of the general arrangement and the emergency procedures for typical aircraft.
This course provides firefighters with the correct procedures for rescuing personnel from burning aircraft and for fighting aircraft fires. Preservation of life and prevention of injury should be the first objective of all firefighters; the saving of aircraft is secondary.