Walker's Legacy Profiles recognize unique women of color in business who embody the legacy of Madam C.J. Walker, the first female self-made millionaire. In this installment, meet Precious Stargell Cushman.
As fall recruitment looms, many find themselves struggling to decide between two career paths, one typically in the corporate sector and the other in the non-profit world. These two tracks, however, are not necessarily mutually exclusive, as noted by Precious Stargell Cushman.
An alumna of Dartmouth College, Precious Stargell Cushman has held high-level positions in both the non-profit sector and financial services. A few weeks ago, she became CEO of Community LINC, an organization that works to end homelessness in Kansas City, MO.
Q: How did you get involved in the banking world?
PSC: I went through the college recruitment process. I was involved with Dartmouth's Tucker Foundation, a forum that provided a lot of social justice opportunities. So when the time came, I already had some pretty good internships that I could reference and talk about, which made me a good candidate. So I had two job offers coming out of college. I could work for JPMorgan to participate in a management training program, or I could work with Pepsi. I chose to work with Pepsi by virtue of my internship the summer before.
But my first year at Pepsi was not what I had expected, as I was the only undergrad in my area. So what that meant is that I worked incredible hours. I actually slept on campus most days of the week to learn the basic skills to do my job.
But I kept in touch with the person who offered me the job at JPMorgan, even when I was at Pepsi. She asked me honestly how I was feeling about my experience, she said "We'd love to have you back at JPMorgan." So after leaving Pepsi, I started working at JPMorgan, and that's how I started my career in banking.
Q: How did you get involved in nonprofit work, and how does your financial experience influence it today?
PSC: The Tucker Foundation really helped me to understand leadership. It made me feel good, and it was the right thing to do, but I couldn't put a pin on it from what it was doing for me at that time. What it did crystallize for me was that I always wanted to do more, and that came a lot from my background. My mom has been a nurse her entire professional career, and she's always worked in service of others.
Obviously, having that financial services background and understanding that policy sometimes creates disparities taught me that that it wasn't just enough to place money there. So now I'm CEO at a nonprofit called Community LINC, which is trying to end homelessness in Kansas City and provides families with housing and other comprehensive services for self-sufficiency.
Go the road less traveled. Get out of your comfort zone.
Don't forget the value of relationships.
Learn from your mistakes as well as adulation.
Have the confidence to move forward.
Have a sense of gratitude – no one gets anywhere on their own.


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10 Things to Do in East Jordan That You Shouldn't Miss
Location: East Jordan
Michigan (MI), United States
County: Charlevoix
• Land: 3.05 sq mi (7.90 km)
Elevation: 646 ft (197 m)
• Density: 590/sq mi (230/km)
Time zone: Eastern (EST) (UTC-5)
• Summer (DST): EDT (UTC-4)
GNIS feature ID: 0625200
Top Attractions in East Jordan
1. Jordan River
2. Avalanche Bay Indoor Waterpark
3. Wildwood Rush Zip Line Canopy Tour
4. Castle Farms
5. Young State Park
6. Raven Hill Discovery Center
7. Jordan River Valley
8. Avalanche Preserve Recreation Area
9. Jordan Valley Outfitters
10. Boyne Watersports
Top Restaurants in East Jordan
1. Blue Smoke
2. North Perk Coffee
3. Cafe Sante
4. The Rowe Inn Restaurant
5. Kilwin's Chocolate and Ice Cream
6. Boyne City Bakery
7. Sodalicious
8. Red Mesa Grill
9. The Front Porch Cafe
10. Alpine Chocolate Haus
August 4, 2017 Jeremy Dunfee
East Jordan in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Bodies of Water. Discover best things to do in East Jordan with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in East Jordan
East Jordan, MI
This Antrim County river has been protected by the state of Michigan since 1970.
Reviewed By MJM1962 - Michigan
My family and I had a wonderful time paddling down this beautiful river. We rented tubes, kayaks and a raft from Jordan River Outfitters in East Jordan. (New owners since 2015) Two of the kids in tubes, 8 and 13, laughed the whole way during our 2 hour trip. Older kids and adults were in kayaks, while 5 adults were in a raft. The river can be tricky, with some tight places with fallen trees, but all manageable. As we drifted down through a canopy of cedars-even spotting an otter in the water- my daughter asked if the trip could become a new family tradition. We plan on returning!
1 Boyne Mountain Rd, Boyne Falls, MI 49713-9642 +1 231-549-7979
Opens May 2005.
Reviewed By cleanhand13 - cleanhand13
Well, it used to be kind of dirty and mostly fun. Now it's just dirty and disappointing. We visited again this past weekend. The kids' pool area was very cold because the water heater was broken. The front desk was aware of this problem, but when we paid for our tickets at 4pm (to do the evening only) and they saw we had TWO children, I think it would have been the ethical and moral thing to tell us that a huge part of our visit would not be possible. Unfortunately, no one told us, and we paid.
I immediately asked a lifeguard if the heater was broken in the kids' pool area. She said she didn't know and would ask her manager. After a while, I asked her what was happening with the pool. She said she still hadn't talked to her manager. The lifeguards are always rotating, so the next lifeguard came around and I asked him. He said he couldn't speak much English...so, I went to the front desk. They instantly told me they knew the heater was broken. (Ummm...that would have been good information 30 minutes ago). I asked them if they were going to fix it, and I was told it would be fixed.
The kids played and had fun, as kids do. We noticed that many of the water features were no longer in working condition. Spray guns don't spray or twist as they should, etc. The locke facility in general was dirty. The facility was also very cold in certain areas. It wasn't a warm 84 degrees throughout as advertised. By the time we left at 7, the kids' pool was still broken and cold. We kept hoping the pool heater was going to be fixed. No one offered an apology, let alone a refund.
In all, we were discouraged with this visit. When you are skiing at Boyne, Avalanche Bay is convenient and they know they have a captive audience. I think we'll be heading to Schuss Mountain next year for a change of scenery.
2575 Boyne City Rd, Boyne City, MI 49712-9344
Reviewed By Rachel J
It was my husband's and my first time zip-lining and it more than met our expectations! The guides were great. The views were incredible. We did the canopy tour and absolutely loved it!! First-class place.
5052 M 66 N, Charlevoix, MI 49720-8519 +1 231-237-0884
Open year round, Castle Farms is one of Northern Michigan's top historic attractions, as well as one of the Midwest's premier wedding venues. Visitors can stroll throughout the magnificent stone buildings dating back to 1918, and enjoy gorgeous gardens. A variety of museum quality collections featuring castles, antique toys, and royalty memorabilia from around the world are displayed throughout the buildings. The Castle's 1918 Museum showcases items from that time era, plus World War I memorabilia. Children delight in feeding the huge rainbow trout swimming in the Reflection Pond, playing a game of giant chess, or hide-and-seek with the fairies and gnomes dwelling in the Enchanted Forest. Our Self-Guided Tours offer Scavenger Hunt tours for children, too! Everyone loves The Castle's Garden Railroad; with more than 1/2 mile of track and 68 G-scale trains, it's one of the largest in the State. Listed on both the National and State Historic Registries, Castle Farms is a world-class historic property where old world charm and modern-day elegance enchant visitors of all ages.
Reviewed By SherryRR - Kalamazoo, Michigan
I have lived in Michigan for over 30 years and been to Charlevoix several times, but I had never heard of the Castle Farm. It's right on Route 66 just outside the city. In 1918, the acting president of Sears decided to build a Tuscan-style castle on the property he bought to test farm equipment sold in the Sears catalog. It is immense and beautiful and the lower floor and the grounds can be visited in a self-guided tour. The field from the farm's baseball team is still there. The castle was sold some time ago and became a venue for concerts--about every name you can think of played their to huge crowds. Then, it came up for auction and the woman who had wanted it for years bought it and completely restored it with gardens and fountains and rooms galore which contain all sorts of antique memoribila collections, including everything she has been able to find from the 1918 Sears catalog. A dragon from Grand Rapids Art Prize was purchased for the grounds. It was a nice fall day and we were able to spend a couple of leisurely hours looking around. There are probably a dozen rooms set up for events, like wedding receptions, so the original decor is not evident, but there is still much to see.
Reviewed By KesperK - Minneapolis, Minnesota
We spent 1 night here on Site 228. Close to restroom and showers. Short walk to beautiful beach with spectacular sunset! Water is very warm and the beach Sandy.
Great beach for young kids! We took turns batting soft balls into the water from the beach with 4 retrieving them. Great exercise!
The sunset was super even though it was slightly cloudy on the horizon. Nice quiet fire with Smores around a kid safe fire pit. I would stay here over park on Lake Michigan if it is a little windy or cooler.
Beautiful state park! Don't think it is any.less beautiful than Petoskey state park.
4737 Fuller Rd, East Jordan, MI 49727-9729 +1 231-536-3369
Reviewed By dmacnmi - Oakland County, Michigan
It was something nearby to do on a rainy day. The most interesting part were the reptiles. The kids and adults both enjoyed the short tutorials and up close interaction. The discovery room was pretty neat. We enjoyed playing the English game "Skittles". The one room schoolhouse was cool to check out, as was the tree house.
There is an 18-mile trail among the 22,000 acres in the valley, which belongs to the state of Michigan.
Reviewed By William L - Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
You may have to portage in a couple of spots but it is peaceful, green, and beautiful. It is known for good fly fishing but we had no luck.
1129 Wilson St, Boyne City, MI 49712-1592
Reviewed By travelingrandma54 - Michigan
The 2.2 mile hike up this mountain is a beautiful way to spend a couple of hours. We hiked up with our camera and took some amazing shots along the way; everyone says the view is from the top and that is true, but the hike up is beautiful too.
311 N Lake St, East Jordan, MI 49727-8101
A group of 8 of us went (4 adults/4 kids-ages: 12,10,8 & 5). We opted for the beginner/novice, 1 hour trip. It was anything but novice... NUMEROUS down trees that were very difficult to navigate around due to the river running rather swiftly. Four of us got off at our drop point, the other four were informed by the employee that dropped us off, that if they wanted to continue on, it would only be an additional 20 minutes to kayak back to the outfitter.... WRONG!!... approx. an hour & a half later, our remaining four returned. If you're an experienced kayaker, you would probably have no issue, but considering most of us were beginners, it was not enjoyable.
1 Water St, Boyne City, MI 49712-1810
We give you brand new pontoon rentals, tritoon rentals, ski boat rentals, jet ski rentals, stand up paddleboard rentals, and kayak rentals. Come explore Lake Charlevoix with family and friends on what was Voted BEST LAKE in America East of Lake Tahoe. There are so many places to discover including beaches, restaurants, and shopping all reachable by water. Let us spoil you with GREAT ADVENTURE and make a full day on the water with one of our BRAND NEW luxury boats.
Reviewed By Shuckahuck - Chicago, Illinois
Great staff, great boats. Loved everything about this experience. Got a pontoon boat, upgraded to triton, amazing couple days on the lake.
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The most noticeable change now that we're out of Beta is that we've revealed our Web App pricing plans. So, if you want to upgrade from your free Web App plan that only has a 7 day event visibility window, to a paid account with much wider event visibility windows, you can.
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The first edition of 50 copies of The Just Price was printed in New York City overnight on the eve of July 6 and picked up the next morning – the day that the internal part of the Social Science Section Conference Deepening our Understanding of Threefolding in New Lebanon NY, was to begin. During the three days of lectures, research reports and deliberation on the conference theme, I was able to refer, among other things, to the new and actual form of threefolding as propounded in this working translation. Unfortunately, I cannot report that the indications given by Rudolf Steiner in 1922 to think and talk about Threefolding in a new way – indications which are taken up by Herbert Witzenmann in this volume, and to which I referred at last year's annual meeting of the Social Section – have as yet had any noticeable effect. Practically all the participants spoke of threefolding in the manner that Rudolf Steiner presented in his book Towards Social Renewal from 1919, which was updated, and – thereby, as regards the form – outdated in 1922 by the World Economy Course.
The one who most closely approached this fundamental new approach (for particulars I refer to the following three lectures) was the last speaker of the public part of the conference on the theme of elite globalization, Joel Kobran, one of the co-editors of the American journal The Threefold Review, who – not being a member of the Social Section, and thus not having attended its annual meeting – was therefore not in a position to react to my critical remarks. Another newly found 'comrade in arms' strongly tending towards this new approach advocated by Rudolf Steiner to present the threefold idea, was the international numismatist and monetary speaker, Hank Passafero from Oregon.
From this conference site – a former Shaker Village in New Lebanon, where in 1787 the first celibate Shaker Order in America devoted to "Hands to work – Hearts to God" was established – two other participants and myself were given a ride by John Moses to the "Other America Convocation" in Concord MA, organized by Stuart Weeks of the "Center for American Studies". It turned out to be a ride of some three hours filled mainly with conversations on how to counteract Mammon and his cronies who – through their control of international capital and the central banks – are, next to our own spiritual indolence, the most formidable opponents to the realization of a world economy that is not only efficient, but also just.
After this eventful Convocation on some of the historic sites in and around Concord – during which I was given ample time to present this booklet – I spent a few days assisting Stuart Weeks in an effort to lay the social organic groundwork for a series of public summits in New Hampshire with presidential candidates this coming fall. More about this later. Stay tuned!
 See my report Threefoldness and the Anthroposophical Society on last year's Social Science meetings Munsalvaesche in America, p. 21, 4th edition Amsterdam, which was to be presented at the Rudolf Steiner Library on September 2, 2001, but which will appear later this fall (2001). A slightly revised version of the report on this conference itself is given in the following foreword.


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08:27 – Tuesday 7 December 2021
Home|8:27|08:27 – Tuesday 7 December 2021
Today's 08:27 was led by Roland Sinker, chief executive
New Covid 19 variant – Roland Sinker
Our hospitals and the campus is watching and waiting to see how the position of the new variant develops
We have no immediate plans to change at this stage, but we are watching with great attention
Two asks of all staff – please maintain compliance with social distancing and mask wearing, and secondly make sure you are having Covid jabs and boosters, plus the flu vaccine.
Operational plan – Roland Sinker
Our comprehensive operational plan for the winter has been in place since August; pivot 3 launched 4-5 weeks ago
We undertook a formal review of the effectiveness of the plan last week
Our view is to say a huge thank you to all staff for all of the steps that have been taken
We are in a stronger position, but there is still a lot to do
So please maintain flexibility; this is a whole hospital response and we must continue the big push on discharges early in the morning
This is supported by additional physical capacity as T2 moves to wards P and Q.
Cambridge Cancer Hospital – Hugo Ford
Delighted to advise that the Strategic Outline Case has been approved by the new hospitals programme and the Department of Health
This is the first time Cambridge Cancer Hospital has received official approval at central government level
This means we can:
Progress the project with allocation of capital funding
Draw on a bit of money to move to next phase, which is the outline business case
This is fantastic news for the whole team working on the project
The aim of Cambridge Cancer Hospital is to bring basic science research into the forefront of developing treatments for patients with cancer, eg personalised/integrated cancer medicine – a fantastic development for cancer patients in our area and worldwide
The new hospital will improve the inpatient environment in two key areas:
In terms of managing infection, it's very difficult to have infection control strategy with highly vulnerable patients
In terms of dignity as all patients will have single rooms
We have delivered almost twice as many complex treatments this year despite Covid, which is amazing and we need to build on this
Our links on the campus, with the University and with colleagues in the Jeffrey Cheah building are key
Looking ahead, the development which will have the biggest impact, but will be the hardest mountain to climb, is earlier detection of cancer; this is also a key part of the national cancer strategy
In the shorter term, what we're seeing already is individualising treatments, focusing on giving patients the very best treatment for them personally.
The Covid Star
David Wherrett
The Covid Star is the result of the question we asked ourselves: "How do we continue to show appreciation, recognition and thanks to all staff, our colleagues, a whole range of people – how do we keep on saying thank you?"
Awarding of the Covid Star launched yesterday in the Hexagon
Almost 1,200 people were awarded their Star yesterday
It is important to note we are not just handing these out, we are awarding them to staff
A big thank you to Harry, who designed the Covid Star, for making this possible
We are all a member of the family, we are all connected and we all made it possible to do this.
Harry Gray
I received treatment at Addenbrooke's for a broken leg in March 2020 at the beginning of Covid. As I was preparing to leave the hospital, everything was changing to respond to Covid and I wondered if I could do something
I was working on the Nurse's Pavilion at Chelsea Flower Show, which was cancelled, but which included a Florence Nightingale badge
Feedback from staff at my Dad's hospice said it was too big and they would want to wear something
The Covid Star is based on the Maltese Cross with the centre representing the Covid molecule – I wanted to link history and contemporary science
I was delighted to find a prestigious manufacturer who would work on the badges on a not-for-profit basis
Furthermore, in creating the 20,000 badges for three different hospitals, Thomas Fattorini Ltd has enabled old enamellers to come back out of retirement to train young staff to make the badges
I was honoured and humbled to attend yesterday's awarding of the Covid Star; one nurse said it meant more than the money.
Kath Langler
Kath is a graduate apprentice at CUH who went to see the Covid stars being hand-made in the jewellery quarter in Birmingham.
The visit to Thomas Fattorini Ltd was amazing. The company is in a very old and impressive building which they have owned for over 200 years
We were greeted by Tom Fattorini who gave us a three hour tour of the entire process
I was expecting a busy, factory environment, but in reality it was a team of 10-12 artisans who are individually crafting the Covid Stars
It would take over a week to make just one badge!
The visit was really enlightening, to see how these are made, and it makes them even more special
Thank you CUH for awarding the Covid Star to us and thank you harry for making this. It's not just a badge, it's a piece of jewellery.
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Samsung Galaxy Y (S5360) — смартфон начального уровня от компании Samsung на мобильной операционной системе Android семейства Samsung Galaxy. Буква Y в названии происходит от слова Young. Samsung позиционирует смартфон для молодых активных людей, которые хотят быть всегда на связи. Доступен в разных цветовых решениях. Смартфон вышел на рынок во второй половине 2011 года и стал преемником бюджетных Android-смартфонов 2010 модельного года.

Описание
Samsung Galaxy Y обладает обычным TFT-экраном с диагональю 3 дюйма (7,62 сантиметра) и QVGA-разрешением 240 х 320. Оперативная память в смартфоне в размере 290 мб, а встроенная — в размере 160 мб. Также присутствует слот для карт памяти microSD (поддерживаются карты памяти объёмом до 32 гигабайт). Камера одна — тыльная с матрицей 2 мегапикселя, 2-кратным цифровым зумом и возможностью панорамной съёмки, без вспышки и автофокуса. Смартфон обеспечивает поддержку беспроводной связи Bluetooth 3.0. Операционной системой является Android версии 2.3 с визуальным интерфейсом TouchWiz 3.0. Корпус — пластиковый в форм-факторе моноблок. Корпус смартфона доступен в разных цветовых решениях: чёрный, белый, серый, оранжевый и розовый.

Технические характеристики
Общее:
 Тип устройства: смартфон/коммуникатор
 Операционная система: Android 2.3.6
 Поддерживаемые сети: GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 МГц, UMTS/HSDPA 900/2100 МГц
 Форм-фактор: моноблок
 Размеры: 104,0 x 58,0×11,5 мм
 Вес: 97,5 г
 Питание: Li-Ion, 1200 мА·ч
 Разъемы: Micro USB, «Мини-джек» 3.5 мм
 Дата выпуска (анонс): 24.08.11

Экран:
 Тип экрана: цветной TFT
 Тип сенсора: ёмкостный
 Диагональ экрана: 3.0" дюйма (7.62 сантиметра)
 Разрешение экрана: QVGA (240 x 320)
 Плотность: 133 пикселя на дюйм
 Количество оттенков: 256 тыс. цветов
 Дополнительные возможности: поддержка мультитач

Процессор и память:
 Broadcom BCM21553 (832 МГц) с видеоускорителем Broadcom BCM2763 VideoCore IV
 Частота процессора: 832 МГц
 Объём оперативной памяти: 290 мб
 Объём постоянной памяти: 256 мб
 Поддержка карт памяти: microSD (до 32 ГБ)

Связь:
 Интерфейсы: Wi-Fi (802.11b/g/n), Bluetooth 3.0, USB 2.0
 Спутниковая навигация: GPS

Камера:
 Разрешение матрицы: 2 млн пикс., (1600 x 1200)
 Запись видео: есть (320 х 240)
 Дополнительные возможности: цифровой 2-кратный зум, определение улыбок, панорамная съёмка

Форматы:
 Аудио: MP3, AAC, AAC+, AMR, eAAC+, AMR-NB
 Видео: 3GP, H.263, H.264, MPEG-4

Модель Galaxy Y Duos GT-S6102
Аналогичная обычному смартфону Galaxy Y версия с поддержкой двух SIM-карт, увеличенным на 100 мА·ч аккумулятором, камерой 3.2 мегапикселя и оперативной памятью (RAM) 384 мб. Диагональ экрана: 3.14 дюйма. Модель была представлена 22 декабря 2011 года.

Galaxy Y: GT-S5360 & GT-S6102 (Duos)

Galaxy Y pro (с физической QWERTY-клавиатурой): GT-B5510 & GT-B5512 (Duos)

Тесты и обзоры

 Обзор Samsung Galaxy Y — обзор на mobile-review.com
 Обзор Samsung Galaxy Y — обзор на techweek.ru

См. также
 Семейство Samsung Galaxy — список портативных мобильных устройств семейства Samsung Galaxy.
 Samsung Galaxy — первый смартфон от Samsung на базе операционной системы Android.
 Samsung Galaxy Mini — предшественник Galaxy Y.

Примечания

Ссылки
 Презентация смартфона Galaxy Y на сайте производителя
 Спецификации смартфона Galaxy Y на сайте производителя

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Arkansas: As Difficult Harvest Draws to a Close, Economists Look on Bright Side
By Ryan McGeeney, University of Arkansas
Rice being harvested in Prairie County, Arkansas. Photo: Fred Miller, University of Arkansas
From soybeans to rice, corn to peanuts, 2019 has been a challenging year for many, if not most, Arkansas growers. Continuous intermittent rains postponed winter fieldwork or outright made it impossible. Widespread delayed planting gave way to temperamental weather patterns throughout the growing season, which at last concluded in generally delayed harvests.
But farming has always been an uphill battle, in Arkansas and elsewhere — a struggle for both profitability and sustainability. Scott Stiles, extension economist for the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture, said that 2019 represents a better year than many in the agricultural industry may recognize at this point.
"In my opinion growers in the state dodged a bullet this year," Stiles said. "In spite of the planting delays, state average yields for the major crops will be very close to those seen last year."
Even the weather, which seemed determined to thwart growers for much of the past 18 months, managed to come around at a few critical junctures.
"Fortunately, the weather cooperated at the end of the growing season," Stiles said. "September basically extended the summer an additional month. We continued to see some record and near record highs in the first week of October. As a result, the harvest of this year's crop has tracked closely with the five-year average pace."
Stiles said that while the ongoing trade dispute between the United States and China has suppressed sales in an overall historical context, negotiators still made headway in 2019.
"On the trade front, China is buying more from the United States this year," he said. "Export sales of soybeans, cotton and grain sorghum to China are all up significantly over last year. At the local level, stronger export demand has lent some support to soybean basis. Plus, growers are seeing substantial improvement in soybean quality this year. The quality and the grades of the majority of this year cotton crop are exceptional. Cotton yields have been very strong in some areas. It's possible Arkansas may see a record cotton yield this year."
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Mary Carpenter started to collect clocks that didn't work and wanted to know how to fix them herself. So, she started to read articles about clock repair. She then joined the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors and started to get to know other people in town that that fixed clocks. She started off working out of the basement of the house, then worked at Townsend Watch repair, and eventually opened Carpenter Clock Repair on Kingston Pike in 1978.
Mary's son, Mike Carpenter, started apprenticing with her at the age of 14. Together, they restored historical clocks in the Knoxville area such as the Mabry-Hazen House clock, the Ramsey House clocks, and the Crescent Bend House clock.
Mike took over the shop in 1990 and expanded the business into sales and watch repair. He attended the American Watchmakers-Clockmakers Institute in Ohio and became a certified clockmaker.
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Several inventions stole the spotlight at this year's Tan Kah Kee Young Inventors' Award Presentation Ceremony held last Saturday at the Singapore Science Centre. Institute of Technical Education (ITE) College Central students Marcus Chan Yong Jie (second from right) and Andy Wong Chong Hao (far right), both 17, won the only silver award in the student category. Their device saves water during the initial 30 seconds to one minute needed for water to be heated in the shower by channelling it to a temporary storage compartment. Acting Minister for Education (Schools) Ng Chee Meng, seen here taking a photo of the silver award winners, was the guest of honour at the event.


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Forthcoming Tudor Events
Battle of Pinkie 1547 re-enactment weekend by Scottish Battlefields Trust
16 and 17 September 2017
Newhailes Estate
EH21 6RY
Step back in time to the dramatic year of 1547, when the mighty armies of Scotland and England gave battle to determine who should marry the infant Queen of Scots. With fascinating living history encampments, hands-on activities for all the family, and spectacular battle recreations, this wonderful historical event is not to be missed. See the drama and excitement of Battle of Pinkie Cleugh come to life before your eyes, and discover more about this fascinating period of our history.
EVENT TIMETABLE (both days):
11:00 Opening Ceremony
11:30 Queen Mary visits the Scottish Camp for a Council of State
12:30 THE FIERY CROSS - the English army enters East Lothian
13:30 Fashionable Times - presentation on the dress of the times
14:00 Contest of Champions
15:00 THE BATTLE OF PINKIE - main re-enactment
16:00 The Duke of Somerset's victory Council
16:30 Scottish Council of State
17:00 Event closes
Ongoing activities throughout the day include stalls, children's craft activities, living history encampments, birds of prey and have-a-go archery!
TICKETS: £6 adult, £3 child available at the gate or online Parking £3 per vehicle payable to National Trust for Scotland. Find out more at https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/battle-of-pinkie-1547-re-enactment-weekend-tickets-37063199026
Leanda de Lisle speaks at the Ryedale Book Festival
ST MARY'S PRIORY
Old Malton Road
Malton,
YO17 7HB
Elizabeth I's rivalry with her Catholic cousin Mary, Queen of Scots is well known. But for her first ten years as queen she feared her Protestant rivals and cousins still more. The story of the Nine Days queen, Lady Jane Grey and her forgotten sisters, the true heirs, reveal a queen very different from the Elizabeth of legend.
'Leanda de Lisle brings the story of nine days' queen, Lady Jane Grey and her forgotten sisters, the rivals of Elizabeth I, to vivid life in her fascinating biography' – Philippa Gregory
Leanda is the author of several history books including Tudor, which was listed as a top ten bestseller. She also writes on matters historical and review books for a number of publications including BBC History magazine, History Today, the Literary Review, the New Criterion and the Spectator, as well as national newspapers.
Chris Parsons from Eboracum Baroque will be performing some trumpet fanfares to set the scene for this fascinating talk about the Tudor court.
Buy tickets at https://ryedalebookfestival.com/whats-on/leanda-de-lisle/
Tudor Banquet, Glastonbury Abbey
Glastonbury Abbey
Magdalene Street,
Glastonbury,
Somerset,
BA6 9EL
A Sumptuous Tudor feast fit for a king will take place 23rd September in The Abbot's Kitchen, a night of entertainment and merry music to dance the night away. A welcome drink on arrival followed by a delicious mouth watering three course meal awaits you as you listen to Music.
Tickets cost £50 per a person, limited to 40 people.
To book visit the abbey shop or http://www.glastonburyabbeyshop.com/view_events.php?sid=bc3452d912b2519581760a3aa7a8bad5
Michaelmas Weekend, Kentwell Hall
Sat 23 September - Sun 24 September
Kentwell Hall
Long Melford
CO10 9BA
House Open - view the Hall (some rooms downstairs will contain Tudors!).
Gardens Open - in all their autumn splendour. Over 10 acres of garden, moats, ponds and woodland. Breathtaking.
Step back in time to see everyday life in Tudor Times with over 100 Tudors about the manor, under cover and in the grounds.
Apples and Pears: meet Kentwell's gardeners and find out all about the native fruit grown in Kentwell's Walled Garden.
All of our activities will go on, whatever the weather, and your visit can certainly fill a whole day. Come early and stay for the day, there is so much to see and do - a visit to a Kentwell event really is a whole Day Out!
This is one of our smaller re-creation events, with approximately 100 costumed Tudors about the Manor. It carries through as many of the Summer Re-Creations' themes and activities as possible with activity on the Front Sward, in the House, much in the Moat House and some undercover in the Gardens & Farm areas.
Find out more at http://www.kentwell.co.uk/events/tudor/tudor-michaelmas
Scaresville, Kentwell Hall
Wed 4 October - Sat 4 November
The Site for a Fright...
Scaresville is a haunted village which mysteriously appears in the grounds of Kentwell Hall in Suffolk every autumn. It is one of Britain's Top &MOST ORIGINAL Scare Attractions. There's no venue like Scaresville and no comparable range of scares as to be encountered at Scaresville, a previous winner of a prestigious Screamie Award. Find out more at http://www.scaresville.co.uk/
The Mary Rose Trust Anniversary Lectures
13 and 14 October 2017
10am to 3.30pm
Mary Rose Museum
Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
PO1 3LJ
Join us to celebrate the 35th Anniversary of the raising of the Mary Rose with two days of fascinating talks. We will be welcoming speakers such as Dr Miranda Kaufmann, Dr Fred Hocker who is head of conservation at the Vasa Museum, Professor Jon Adams and noted historian Dr David Starkey.
The talks are taking place over two days (Friday 13th and Saturday 14th October 2017), starting at 10am each day until around 3:30pm, in the Princess Royal Gallery at the National Museum of the Royal Navy, on site at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard.
Refreshments, including a free lunch, will be provided throughout the day and there will be an opportunity to visit the Mary Rose Museum. A full programme of lectures will be released in early September.
Tickets are priced at £40 for one day or £70 for both days. See https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/mary-rose-35th-anniversary-lectures-13th-14th-october-2017-tickets-36952980359
The Story of the Reformation - Conference
Saturday 28th October 2017
Working with Strode College, we are staging a conference to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the revolution that changed the world - Glastonbury Town Hall. Price includes a light lunch and access to the abbey. Places are limited.
Prof Michael Hicks (Winchester University) - Religion and Piety in Pre-Reformation England, Dr Sean McGlynn (Plymouth University at Strode College) - From Cathars to Lollards: Heresy and Inquisition Before the Reformation,
Dr Elaine Fulton (University of Birmingham) - Luther and the European Reformation, Dr Tim Hopkinson-Ball (Glastonbury Antiquarian Society) - Glastonbury Abbey and the Dissolution of the Monasteries, Prof Sue Doran (University of Oxford) - The English Reformation, Dr Simon Johnson (Downside Abbey) - The Counter-Reformation, Andrew Pickering (Plymouth University at Strode College) - Luther and Witches in Reformation Europe, Dr Anthony Cross (University of Oxford) - Multiple Reformations: Dissent and Divergence in Protestant Europe.
To book visit http://www.glastonburyabbeyshop.com/view_events.php?sid=bc3452d912b2519581760a3aa7a8bad5
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Q: la tabla de BD en postgresql no se actualiza Buen día, estoy practicando con PHP y postgresql para realizar  un proyecto para la universidad y llevo dos días sin poder actualizar una tabla en la BD. He estado cambiando la sintaxis leyendo soluciones en distintos foros y ya no se que pueda ser :(, ya tengo todo lo necesario para empezar a desarrollar pero mientras no pueda actualizar la BD no puedo empezar el proyecto . Agradezco su ayuda.
SO: Ubuntu 16.04

<form action="agregar.php" method="post">

nombre del switch: <input type="text" name="nombre" />

puerto: <input type="text" name="puerto" />

vlan:<input type="vlan" />

 <input type="submit" name="insertar" value="insertar">
</form

archivo agregar

<?php

include('conexion.php');

 $nombre=pg_escape_literal($_POST['nombre']);
 $puerto=pg_escape_literal($_POST['puerto']);
 $vlan=pg_escape_literal($_POST['vlan']);

 $query= "INSERT INTO switches (nombre, puerto, vlan) VALUES ('$nombre', '$puerto', '$vlan' )";
 $res = pg_query($query);

?>

conexión a la BD

<?php

$dbconn= pg_connect("host=localhost  dbname=centro_de_datos user=postgres password=admin")
 or die ('No se puede conectar a la BD'. pg_last_error());
 ?>

A: escapar
Cuando se escapa el literal ya incluye las comillas de afuera, por lo tanto no hay que ponerlas.
<?php
include('conexion.php');

    $nombre=pg_escape_literal($_POST['nombre']);
    $puerto=pg_escape_literal($_POST['puerto']);
    $vlan=pg_escape_literal($_POST['vlan']);

    $query= "INSERT INTO switches (nombre, puerto, vlan) VALUES ($nombre, $puerto, $vlan)";
    $res = pg_query($query);

?>

Se puede ver un ejemplo en el manual: http://php.net/manual/en/function.pg-escape-literal.php
verificar SQL
Cuando tengas dudas lo mejor es guardarse la sentencia SQL para luego verificarla (o pegarla en la consola de la base de datos para ver por qué falla). Alcanza con poner un file_put_contents antes de hacer el pg_query:
file_put_contents('sql_generado.sql', $query);

verificar el error
Se debe usar pg_last_error() para verificar cuál fue el error. Eso se puede mandar al cliente (con un echo por ejemplo) o guardarlo en el servidor (con file_put_contenst('ultimo_error_sql.txt', pg_last_error())
pasar los parámetros en forma segura:
usando pg_query_params se pueden pasar los parámetros en un arreglo (sin necesidad de escaparlos) en forma segura.
ojo con los acentos
Cuando te ande esto verifica que funcione bien guardar palabras con acentos y eñes. Si tienes dificultades luego con eso puedes hacer otra pregunta y lo vemos especialmente.

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Q: Picard Lindelöf Theorem with missing domain of $f$ In my lecture we introduced the Picard-Lindelöf Theorem the following way.

Theorem (Picard-Lindelöf): Let $f(t,y)$ be continuous on a cylinder
$$D = \{(t,y) \in \mathbb{R} \times \mathbb{R}^d | |t-t_0| \leq a, |y-u_0| \leq b\}$$
  Let $f$ be bounded and satisfy a Lipschitz condition in its second argument. Then the IVP
  $$u' = f(t,u)\hspace{15pt}u(t_0) = u_0$$
  is uniquely solvable on the interval $I = [t_0 - T, t_0 + T]$ for some $T> 0$

Now I'm looking at the following IVP:
$$u'(t) = u(t)^\frac{1}{4}\hspace{5pt}\forall t \geq 0\hspace{30pt}u(0) = 0$$
I'm asked to give to different solutions to the IVP and show that $f(x) = x^\frac{1}{4}$ is Lipschitz-continuous on every interval $[\epsilon, \infty)$ with $\epsilon > 0$, but not on $[0, \infty)$. I do understand the exercise and was able to solve it. I should take home, that the existence of multiple solution is possible, since the Lipschitz-condition in the Picard-Lindelöf theorem is not fulfilled.
Question: Let's look over the fact that $f$ is not Lipschitz continuous in $0$. How would I apply the Picard-Lindelöf theorem for an IVP, where $f$ is only defined for $t \geq t_0$, since I can't define a cylinder $D$ as in the theorem?


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THE MISSION INN & SPA 3649 Mission Inn Avenue, Riverside, CA 92501
The majority of people will agree that when it comes to the most haunted locations in Riverside, CA, The Mission Inn will always top the list! It is not only one of the city's most famous landmarks but also one of its most haunted buildings! It was originally built back in 1878.
It spans several blocks and is a stunning Mediterranean-style resort full of spiral staircases, towers, courtyards, and flying buttresses. It is a beautiful building in its own right before you even look at the ghosts!
The Mission Inn is haunted by Frank and Alice Miller, the son and the daughter of the original owner, C.C. Miller. It is claimed that both of them are wandering the Mission Inn hallways and that they haunt many of the rooms.
Alice's room on the fourth floor and Frank's room in the NorthEast corner are said to be particular hotspots for the paranormal activity, as are the bridal suite, room number 215, and the catacombs that run beneath the inn!
Some of the most common paranormal activity reported at The Mission Inn include guests being touched or pushed, cell phones failing, floating blue lights, and the sound of Alice singing!
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While the government has re-opened, the damage from the longest federal shutdown in history is long lasting.
While the government has re-opened, the damage from the longest federal shutdown in history is long lasting. Families from every neighborhood across the region have been adversely affected. Until they receive their next paycheck, many will still be in need of help to pay for basic needs like food, gas and prescriptions. In times like these it can seem like there is little that can be done, to bring a positive change in all the hurt, confusion and need in our nation, and our region. But we know that we can make a difference if we work together. United Way exists to unite our community to help those in need. This is one of those times, so we've partnered with the Enquirer to launch the United for Our Neighbors Campaign to raise resources to provide immediate support to help federal workers address vital needs.
In less than 48 hours after putting a call out to our business community, more than 19 generous companies have answered the call to help. Already, more than $100,000 has been donated to go towards providing gift cards for federal workers and contractors to use for food, gas, and other basic needs.
Please join us and donate today www.uwgc.org/HELPFED and Text HELPFED to 71777. 100 percent of your donation will be converted into gift cards to directly help those affected by the shutdown meet immediate needs. We are working to raise as much funding as possible by midnight on Tuesday, January 29, so that the support gets to those who need it next week. Please give any amount you can - your donation will directly impact the life of a neighbor right now.
Ross Meyer is the Interim CEO United Way of Greater Cincinnati. Eddie Tyner is the President of The Enquirer and Cincinnati.com.


Early detection of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is seldom available because of the lack of reliable markers. Matrix metalloproteinase (MMP) 14 is a cell surface proteinase that displays a broad spectrum of activity against extracellular matrix components and promotes the invasion/metastasis of cells. MMP14 is overexpressed in HCC, and the level is correlated with poor overall survival. The purpose of this study was to examine whether the MMP14 gene polymorphisms are associated with the susceptibility and clinicopathological development of HCC.
A total of 135 patients with HCC and 496 healthy control subjects were recruited. Six single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) of MMP14 genes were analyzed by polymerase chain reaction-restriction fragment length polymorphism (PCR-RFLP) genotyping and haplotype-base analysis.
A significant (p < 0.05) lower risk for HCC was shown in the individuals with MMP14 +6767 G/A and +7096 C/C genotypes compared with those with corresponding wild-type homozygotes; high frequency for anti-hepatitis C virus and cirrhosis positive were shown in the HCC patients with MMP14 +7096 TC/CC genotype after adjusting for other confounding factors. The distribution frequency of −165 T: +221 T: +6727 C: +6767 G: +7096 T: +8153 G haplotype and diplotype was significantly higher in the HCC patients than healthy control subjects.
The +6767 and +7096 polymorphic genotypes and haplotype −165 T: +221 T: +6727 C: +6767 G: +7096 T: +8153 G of MMP14 gene might contribute to the prediction of susceptibility and pathological development to HCC.
Tzy-Yen Chen and Yi-Ching Li contributed equally to this work.
This study was supported by a research grant from Chung Shan Medical University Hospital, Taiwan (CSH-2011-C-006).


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Addressing alcoholism in North Dakota at A Day for Prevention
By Cynthia McLaughlin
Published: Apr. 11, 2018 at 5:29 PM CDT
More than 500 people attended A Day for Prevention hosted by Gov. Doug Burgum and First Lady Kathryn to discuss how to put an end to substance abuse in North Dakota. Thousands more watched online to hear how big of an issue alcoholism is in the state.
Underage drinking costs North Dakota citizens nearly $160 million each year in medical, work lost and pain and suffering.
North Dakota has the most bars per capita of any state with 1 bar for every 1,620 people.
Nearly half of fatal crashes in North Dakota are alcohol-related, and there's about one DUI a week.
The Peace Garden State is ranked fourth in the nation for current binge alcohol use among adults 26 and older.
Gov. Burgum and the first lady announced a new contest: the Innovate Recovery competition.
The winner will receive up to $50,000 for coming up with the best solution to the addiction problem in North Dakota.
Applications opened Wednesday and close on May 25th.
Gov. Burgum said, "Addiction is a disease, and we need to treat it like a disease, and we need to have a new approach."
Kathryn stated, "Addiction is a chronic brain disease and it's not a moral failing. If we just start there, if we just get that message out, and people have that common understanding, then that will be huge progress."
Gov. Burgum added, "This would be the same thing as punishing people with cancer or locking someone up when we find out they have diabetes."
North Dakota is named the drunkest state in America by USA Today, a title the governor says we shouldn't be proud of.
"We had a city in North Dakota recently that 16 out of 31 bars checked failed the test and were actually serving people under the age of 21," said Gov. Burgum.
Officials from Wyoming shared notes on how their state is tackling the problem.
"Part of it they did that by enforcing the existing laws around responsible serving at restaurants and doing checks," said Gov. Burgum.
Jonathan Rings, shift supervisor at JL Beers, said, "Once you see somebody is obviously impaired and isn't capable of getting themselves home safe, we like to minimize that. We don't like to have people falling over in our place or stuff like that. We try not to over serve."
The first lady says we need to better educate our people on the risks that come with alcoholism.
Gov. Burgum says the next step is Recovery Reinvented 2018 in Fargo, where the Innovate Recovery winner will be announced. The event will be September 5 at the Fargo Civic Center.
For more details, or to learn about the competition, you can go to https://recoveryreinvented.com
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Have the New 2016 Health and Safety Sentencing Guidelines Made a Difference?
Moira Gelman
Blog, Health and Safety, Legislation
On 1 February this year, the new sentencing guidelines for health and safety offences came into force which directed courts to take into consideration the turnover of a company when considering the level of fine to be levied.
Four months on, what impact have these new guidelines had?
The first company to be sentenced under the new regime was ConocoPhillips (UK) Limited – one of the world's largest oil and gas exploration and production companies.
The company, which has a turnover of £4.8 billion, pleaded guilty to three breaches of relevant health and safety regulations for a series of uncontrolled and unexpected gas releases at one of its offshore installations.
Although nobody was actually injured as a result of the breaches, due to a communication breakdown workers were sent to investigate the incident while there was still gas present. When sentencing, the Judge commented that the risk of death or serious injury would have been extremely high had there been a gas ignition. In applying the guidelines, this may have been regarded as a Harm Category 1 case due to the seriousness of the harm risked and the high likelihood of harm.
Although the company had procedures and safeguards in place, the Judge noted a failure to properly identify and control risks. The level of culpability in this case may have been classed as "Medium" as systems were in place but they were not sufficiently adhered to or implemented.
In mitigation, the company cooperated with the HSE and made a significant investment in new systems designed to prevent recurrence.
However the fine actually imposed by the court was £3 million – equating to £1 million per offence.
Where previously a case such as this, which did not result in an injury or fatality, would have received a fine of tens of thousands, we are now seeing fines in the millions. This has also been seen in other cases since the new sentencing came into force including CRO Ports London (£1.8m fine for arm injury) and National Grid Gas (£1m fine for broken leg).
In 2013 SafetyNow director Moira Gelman completed a 15,000 word dissertation for her Masters degree on whether the Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007 had significantly reduced the number of workplace fatalities, and commented: "It will be interesting to see if the application of the new guidelines helps to reduce the number of fatalities and serious injuries in the workplace."
So will the risk of such high fines lead to major companies being more proactive and stringent with their health and safety obligations? Time will tell, but let's hope so!
Source: SHP Online
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Roger looks at his friend. Perhaps he shouldn't have invited him to his home. His mother had not been herself ever since his grandfather died. But he knew she was mainly upset because of the stories. There would be no more new stories.


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Garrett Gunderson Podcasts
56 of The Best Podcast Episodes for Garrett Gunderson. A collection of podcasts episodes with or about Garrett Gunderson, often where they are interviewed.
Investing in Real Estate with Clayton Morris | Investing for Beginners
Building Legacy Wealth for your Family with Garrett Gunderson - Episode 656
There are many pervasive myths and misconceptions about what it takes to build wealth. If you've ever been taught about the benefits of the 401k plan or the power of tax deferral in your retirement plan, it's probably time to widen your financial perspective. Today's guest, Garrett Gunderson, has devoted his career to debunking myths about wealth building and financial efficacy.
Garrett is a New York Times best-selling author, and the CEO of Wealth Factory, a company dedicated to helping entrepreneurs understand and develop economic independence. On this episode of Investing in Real Estate, Garrett is sharing game-changing tips on how you can become financially independent in this economy, and build lasting wealth for generations to come.
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The Authentic Networker Podcast: Hosted By Richard Bliss Brooke
Garrett Gunderson - Wealth Factory
Don't miss this epic Global Influencer interview with Garrett Gunderson. He tackles topics (business growth, success, and prosperity) that are critically important, yet normally neglected by most business owners (mostly due to the painfully boring presenters in this field). As the founder of an Inc. 500 firm and author of multiple Wall Street Journal bestselling books and hit the New York Times with Killing Sacred Cows. Garrett has dedicated his career to showing people how to immediately increase cash flow, build a life they love, and create a legacy that lasts. Garrett's a regular on ABC's Good Money, he's also been interviewed by Neil Cavuto on Fox, was kicked off CNBC, has been featured in over a thousand radio interviews, been a guest on hundreds of podcasts, and is also a paid contributor for Forbes. He's spoken at MIT, multiple times. If you want to transform your thoughts into profits, keep way more of what you make, keep and grow your money without sacrifice or delay. His company, Wealth Factory, empowers entrepreneurs to build sustainable wealth through financial efficiency and organization leading to clarity, peace of mind, and financial confidence. Tune in with Richard Brooke and Garrett Gunderson.
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Jordan Harbinger
Mike Michalowicz
Craig Ballantyne
Tucker Max
Steve Sims
Mike Koenigs
John Assaraf
The Wealth Standard – Empowering Individual Financial Independence
Creating Value During Times Of Crisis With Garrett Gunderson
Today, more than ever, we all need to learn to create value for ourselves instead of relying on the system to work for our benefit. We need to rethink how we align our personal finances to achieve genuine happiness. For , societal agreements anchored on materialism and consumerism are what hold us back from creating real wealth for ourselves. A keynote speaker, bestselling author, and the Founder of , Garrett joins Patrick Donohoe in this episode to talk about what truly makes us valuable as human beings and how we can make our finances work towards that end. On top of all that, he also gives sound and practical financial advice to everyone as we brace ourselves for the inevitable economic impact of the COVID-19 crisis. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Join The Wealth Standard community today:
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How to SURVIVE a Bear Market - Garrett Gunderson
Garrett B. Gunderson is the author of the New York Times bestseller Killing Sacred Cows: Overcoming the Financial Myths That Are Destroying Your Prosperity. He is the Chief Wealth Architect of Wealth Factory and conference speaker
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One Percenter Podcast
Garrett Gunderson - How to Create Wealth in Entrepreneurship!!!
🔥Hey Guys! Back at you today with another episode of The One Percenter Podcast and I know this is one you're going to enjoy. Today we have a very special person on the show and I know this episode is going to have a big impact in your life and your business. Welcome Garrett Gunderson to the One Percenter Podcast. This is an incredible interview and I know you're going to get tons of value. Garret Gunderson is the Founder and CEO of Wealth Factory and they specialize in personal finance for business owners and entrepreneurs. They teach not only how to make more money but how to keep your money and how to make it work for you. So many business owners are lacking in this area and if they were to get it right it would really change their personal finance and their businesses. We talk about everything from smart investments to make, to how to keep more of your money through taxes and more. This is especially a great time to be learning now. As we possibly head towards the next recession, now more than ever is a great time to learn personal finance and how to maximize your income. I don't know about you guys, but I want to create generational wealth that will change my family forever. It's so great because Garret is one of the guys who can help you do that. I hope you guys enjoy the episode and drop some love in the comments! I'll see you soon -SB
Magic Internet Money - Bitcoin 101 With Brad Mills
Garrett Gunderson on Thriving Through The COVID19 Crash
Thanks for watching another episode of Magic Internet Money Podcast. In this one, I sat with Garrett Gunderson.
Garrett Gunderson is an author, standup comedian, financial educator & founder of Wealth Factory.
He's the writer of many bestselling financial books like 'What Would The Rockefeller's Do' & 'Killing Sacred Cows.'
Garrett was one of the few people in the financial industry who was prepared for the Coronavirus Market Crash.
Garrett lost a lot of money during the great financial collapse of 2008, and now he's helping people understand how to get through this crash without losing.
We will be discussing macro financial and political topics, advice for people with money to invest and for regular people who may be struggling to pay their bills currently.
Hope you enjoyed this week's episode with Garrett Gunderson, you can find out more about him here:
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs--ejlVMYcMZF4tUC8yNRQ
Twitter: https://twitter.com/gbgunderson
Find Garrett's Books here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Garrett-B.-Gunderson/e/B001JOS4UY%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share
Produced by Brad Mills - Twitter, Hamilton - YouTube, Jason Sanderson - Podcast TechOther Credits: bitconnect theme by schmoyoho, graphics by CryptoScamHub, Magic Internet Money inspired by u/mavensbot, invention of bitcoin & all cryptocurrencies by satoshi nakamoto.
Brad Mills is a partner at Xsquared Ventures. All opinions expressed by Brad & his guests do not reflect the opinions of Xsquared Ventures or Xsquared Ventures Management. Investing in cryptocurrencies is high risk and can get you rekt, do not treat any opinion expressed on this show as investment advice, but only as an expression of Brad's opinion. This podcast is for informational purposes only. Do not attempt to HODL without doing your research first.
Topics Discussed:
- Garrett's book
- Garrett on The biggest transfer of wealth ever in 2020
- Purchase life insurance to be your own bank?
- Banks can just take assets to cover debt.
- What lessons can we learn from this market crash?
- Garrett on poverty - Nobody is coming to save you.
- What Garrett learned from 2008?
- Don't get into crypto trading if you aren't interested in forex and other markets
The Clovis Culture Podcast
#26 - Garrett Gunderson - Budgeting Sucks! Busting Personal Finance Myths and Building Wealth Through Abundance
Justin talks all things finance with Garrett Gunderson, best-selling author of Killing Sacred Cows, What Would the Rockefellers Do?, and Budgeting Sucks! They discuss abundance vs. scarcity mindset, why budgeting sucks, finance for entrepreneurs, and how wall street has duped us all! Get ready to have your false beliefs about finances seriously challenged!
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The Hustle And Flowchart Podcast
Garrett Gunderson - Rigging The Wealth Game In Your Favor
Garrett Gunderson is called a financial genius in entrepreneurial circles, but he wasn't born with a silver spoon. In fact, the son of a fourth-generation coal miner, Garrett's blue-collar roots are what makes him so passionate about helping entrepreneurs build economic independence through his business, The Wealth Factory.
In today's show, we dive into Garrett's simple upbringing and yet how he grew up with an entrepreneurial mind, even at a young age. We discuss the importance of traveling and gaining a sense of connectedness, how Garrett filmed his origin story and was able to break generational wounds of his grandparents only to go through various stages of what he refers to as the four losing personas with money. He also discusses how these four personas can be flipped around to benefit ourselves and others with a goal towards collaboration and innovation.
If you want to transform your thoughts into profits, keep way more of what you make, keep and grow your money without sacrifice or delay, then Garrett is your guy. If you enjoyed this show and want to learn more about how to make your dollar go further while getting into the correct money mindset, be sure to check out our shows with James Altucher and Noah St. John.
"I'm looking to heal generational wounds, create a new story where our family can break the shackles of scarcity that came over with my grandfather as he tried to break free from poverty, and instead embrace abundance and purpose, understand value creation, and develop our gifts and invest in ourselves. That work really matters to me." - Garrett Gunderson
Some Topics We Discussed Include:
How Garrett's humble upbringing changed the course of his life
His 14 * 4 * 6 strategy that helps strengthen his marriage
The four losing games when it comes to money - are you one of these?
Discussing the opportunity cost of a glass of wine which Garrett had with his wife one night
How Garrett is able to open up his client's eyes to discover how to increase cash flow in their business
Lessons learned from watching the world's best comedians
The mindset of money and how what we learn and hear growing up affects us
The steps of the game of wealth and which important one you should focus on first before diversifying
Contact Garrett Gunderson:
WealthFactory.com/megakit
References and Links Mentioned:
Garrett's Win Then Play playbook
WealthFactory.com/marriage
Managing Oneself by Peter Drucker
War of Art by Steven Pressfield
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Redefining Your Path To Success With Garrett Gunderson
The path to success is different for all of the most successful people in the world, depending on their backgrounds and their industries. But their stories have a lot more in common than you might think. Together with Dr. Diane Hamilton, acclaimed "financial genius" and author, Garrett Gunderson, gets into the commonalities that run through the stories of the world's most successful. The paths forged by the people that have come before might just be the blueprint to your success – or at least the inspiration. Make sure to give yourself this chance to come into success!
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The Dad Forge
Interview with Garrett Gunderson
Buckle up.. Garrett Gunderson brings some serious nuggets to your finances in this podcast. You will listen more than once, I promise.
Jump in as we dance with depth and harmony, and beat up the idea of being perfect in all things. One nugget that I am taking today. Being there is simple, Staying there is key. Dig in, I think you are going to like this one. link is www.WealthFactory.com/private
Feb 10 2020 · 23mins


An archive (or library) is just another BFD. It has a symbol table, although there's not much a user program will do with it.
The big difference between an archive BFD and an ordinary BFD is that the archive doesn't have sections. Instead it has a chain of BFDs that are considered its contents. These BFDs can be manipulated like any other. The BFDs contained in an archive opened for reading will all be opened for reading. You may put either input or output BFDs into an archive opened for output; they will be handled correctly when the archive is closed.
Use bfd_openr_next_archived_file to step through the contents of an archive opened for input. You don't have to read the entire archive if you don't want to! Read it until you find what you want.
Archive contents of output BFDs are chained through the next pointer in a BFD. The first one is findable through the archive_head slot of the archive. Set it with bfd_set_archive_head (q.v.). A given BFD may be in only one open output archive at a time.
As expected, the BFD archive code is more general than the archive code of any given environment. BFD archives may contain files of different formats (e.g., a.out and coff) and even different architectures. You may even place archives recursively into archives!
This can cause unexpected confusion, since some archive formats are more expressive than others. For instance, Intel COFF archives can preserve long filenames; SunOS a.out archives cannot. If you move a file from the first to the second format and back again, the filename may be truncated. Likewise, different a.out environments have different conventions as to how they truncate filenames, whether they preserve directory names in filenames, etc. When interoperating with native tools, be sure your files are homogeneous.
Beware: most of these formats do not react well to the presence of spaces in filenames. We do the best we can, but can't always handle this case due to restrictions in the format of archives. Many Unix utilities are braindead in regards to spaces and such in filenames anyway, so this shouldn't be much of a restriction.
Archives are supported in BFD in archive.c.


Reserve Bank of India (RBI) governor Shaktikanta Das met chief executives of public and private sector banks yesterday to discuss the challenges in rate transmission. Mrutyunjay Mahapatra, MD & CEO of Syndicate Bank spoke briefly about the meet.
Mahapatra said the RBI mentioned that monetary policy rates must be transmitted. "There was an interaction with select scheduled commercial banks in understanding why there is a lag between monetary policy pronouncement and actual transmission on the ground sector," he added.
Speaking about the capital infusion, he added, "It's a proactive and positive step by the government to inject capital."
"We are one of the banks which are relatively stronger among public sector banks, so we have got nearly the least amount of capital. We were banking on recoveries and as well as incoming employee share purchase scheme to stay within the capital which will definitely help us in being better prepared for anything like NCLT recoveries if they do not come up." Mahapatra further added.


Come see Doug and have him grab you a bag of Napa Valley Writers' Conference Blend!
There is still time to support the Napa Valley Writers' Conference. Stop in our Downtown Napa location by the end of July and purchase a bag of the Napa Valley Writers' Conference blend. 20% of your purchase will be donated back to the conference. This unique blend was created with writers in mind giving you the wake up call you need in the morning and keeps you going the rest of the day.
The Napa Valley Writers' Conference Blend contains two of our Indonesian coffees mixed with one from Guatemala making a blend is low in acidity, nutty and sweet.
Mark your calendar on Wednesday August 1st to head to our St. Helena location for a Caffeinate and Donate event. 15% of your purchase will be donated to the conference. Between 3:00pm and 4:30pm you can hear participants of the conference during the Open Mic! We hope to see you!


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Software Update History
Patch Files
Charitable Financial Planner 2019.00 3/5/2019 Instructions sent by e-mail
Kugler Estate Analyzer ™ 2019.00 3/4/2019 Instructions sent by e-mail
Estate Planning Tools 2019.00 2/11/2019 Instructions sent by e-mail
PFP Notebook™ 2018.01 7/9/2018
Retirement Distributions Planner 2019.00 3/11/2019 Instructions sent by e-mail
Retirement Plan Analyzer 2019.01 4/23/2019 Instructions sent by e-mail
Savings Bond Toolkit 2019.10 6/3/2019 Instructions sent by e-mail
Estate Planning QuickView 2019.00 3/26/2019 Instructions sent by e-mail
If your version number is different than what is listed above, e-mail: support@brentmark.com
Estate Planning Tools version 2019.00:
2019 income & estate tax adjustments.
Help Files – the help has been converted to an online service.
The State Death Tax Manager has been updated to include changes for CT, DC, HI, ME, RI, NY and VT.
IRMAA module updated for 2019 Medicare tables.
Receipts module has been updated to allow for monthly payments. (Present/Future Value column)
GRAT module optimization has been modified. It now allows you to select to always perform an optimization as inputs change. Previous version, you needed to click on the Optimize button every time you changed an input to recalculate the optimized results.
Benefit module has an additional mortality table option (Sec 1.401(a)(9))
AFR Manager – it now uses an online resource to display AFRs.
Free Savings Bond Toolkit – click on the button on top left of program, use coupon SAV100
§199A deduction column.
NEW §199A
New modules detailing different aspects of the §199A deduction:
Three New Illustrations! First-of-their-kind visual, interactive, animated tools!
Sweet Spot. For an S Corporation, visually determine the optimal balance of Qualified Business Income vs. W-2 Wages paid to a shareholder in order to maximize the §199A deduction.
Phaseout. Reduce your learning curve from 30-40 hours to 2-3 hours by playing with this visual tool. Understand quickly how these calculations (with many moving parts) behave in the complicated worlds of Zone 2 ("Twilight Zone") and Zone 3 ("No Zone").
SuperCharged Deduction. Learn visually how a taxpayer who contributes $100K, for example, to a qualified retirement plan or to charity can "supercharge" this contribution into a $163K deduction.
54 Examples
Click on any of the 54 examples included in the Keebler/Melcher "Qualified Business Income Deduction" handbook. This will populate Estate Planning Tools with the numbers from those examples, and allow you to run instantaneous what-if variations. Seventeen of these examples are also contained in the Final Regulations for Section §199A released by the IRS on 1/20/2019.
Seven New Calculations!
Increases the calculation count from 106 to 113!
General. This screen calculates the §199A Deduction for Specified Services Trades and Businesses ("SSTB") and non-Specified Services Trades and Businesses ("non-SSTB").
>1 Entity. This screen calculates the §199A Deduction for taxpayers who own an interest in one or more Relevant Pass through
Entities. It allows you to aggregate RPEs that are eligible for aggregation, run the calculations on the non-aggregated RPEs separately, then view the combined result for all RPEs. You can run "what-if" scenarios with various combinations of aggregation and non-aggregation to get the best possible tax result.
Estate/Trust. This screen handles the calculations for Estates and Non-Grantor Trusts, which can serve in two roles: (a) owner of an interest in one or more RPEs ("Taxpayer"), and (b) "Relevant Pass through Entity" itself that distributes income to one or more beneficiaries, all of whom serve in a "Taxpayer" role based on their "ownership" interest in the Estate or Non-Grantor Trust.
Super-Charged Deduction. This screen calculates the extra §199A Deduction that may be gained by Zone 2 and Zone 3 taxpayers who make contributions to a qualified retirement plan (or to charity).
C Corporation vs. S Corporation. This screen shows how S Corporation shareholders may be eligible for a §199A deduction if they meet the applicable tests and compares that to the tax burden of owning shares in a C Corporation.
W-2 Wage Employee vs. 1099 Independent Contractor. This screen calculates the tax for a taxpayer serving a business in one of two capacities: (1) W-2 Wage Employee vs. (2) 1099 Independent Contractor ("IC"). The resulting tax is a combination of federal and (self-) employment taxes (state taxes are ignored).
Farms. This screen calculates the §199A Deduction for farmer-patrons of a specified agricultural or horticultural "cooperative". The calculation involves a series of adjustments that may result in a §199A Deduction that is effectively either greater than or less than the flat 20% available to farmer-patrons of a "non-cooperative" marketing firm.