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Causes for the deterioration of the performance of candidates in the C.S.S. examination
Pakistan. Central Public Service Commission.
letters received from examiners, professors and educationalists
by Pakistan. Central Public Service Commission.
Published 1974 by Manager of Publications in Karachi .
Civil service -- Pakistan -- Examinations
Statement Federal Public Service Commission.
LC Classifications JQ552 .C6 1974
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A Brief History of Civilian Personnel in the U.S. Navy Department. Its civilian employees might well be called the Navy's stepchildren. Overshadowed by blue uniforms and gold braid, not only in their working surroundings but also in the popular mind, their essential but unglamorous duties too often have escaped adequate attention, supervision and reward.
(b) If an individual is a defendant in a criminal case and a mental examination of the defendant has been ordered by the court as provided in G.S. 15A, the facility shall send the results or the report of the mental examination to the clerk of court, to the district attorney or prosecuting officer, and to the attorney of record for the.
The President of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, is also head of its dominant faction, word "Fatah" is a reverse acronym of the Arabic Harekat at-Tahrir al-Wataniyyeh al-Falastiniyyeh, meaning "conquest by means of jihad [Islamic holy war]."The Fatah flag features a grenade with crossed rifles superimposed on the map of Israel.
PREFACE AN attempt is here made to record the outstanding facts bearing upon the activities of the Canadian Medical Service in such a form that the general reader may realize and become interested in the part played by medicine and surgery in modern warfare, while at the same time the professional reader may be given, as it were, a bird's eye view of the progressive development of military.
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Named and shamed: The Lincolnshire businesses who failed to pay staff properly
The Government has exposed the firms that did not pay the National Minimum Wage
Claire Miller
Paul WhitelamSenior reporter
The Government wants to ensure people don't miss out on what they are owed Dominic Lipinski/PA Wire (Image: Dominic Lipinski/PA Wire)
Five employers in Lincolnshire have been named for failing to pay their workers a combined total of almost £14,000.
The Government has named and shamed 208 firms nationally for their failure to pay their lowest paid staff the minimum wage.
Around 12,000 workers were out of pocket to a total of £1.2m in a clear breach of National Minimum Wage law.
Among those named in Lincolnshire were:
Hand Car Wash Centre Ltd, Boston - failed to pay £6,622 to four workers between January 2016 and June 2018;
Taylors Service Garages (Boston) Limited, Boston - failed to pay £1,111 to three workers between November 2017 and December 2017;
Robin Swain and Andrea Swain, East Lindsey, trading name Seacroft Mobility - failed to pay £4,844 to 13 workers between August 2013 and November 2018;
Somercotes Stars Pre-school, North Somercotes - failed to pay £633 to one worker between November 2014 and September 2015;
C & C Inns Limited, trading name, The Chequers Inn, Woolsthorpe - failed to pay £563 to one worker between July 2015 and May 2017.
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The companies being named nationally range from multinational businesses and large high street names to small and medium enterprises and sole traders, with the Government sending the message that no employer is exempt from paying their workers the statutory minimum wage.
These businesses have since had to pay back what they owe to staff and also face significant financial penalties of up to 200 per cent of what was owed, which are paid to the Government.
The investigations by Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs concluded between 2014 and 2019.
Minister for Labour Markets Paul Scully said: "We want workers to know that we're on their side and they must be treated fairly by their employers, which is why paying the legal minimum wage should be non-negotiable for businesses.
"The 208 businesses, whatever their size, should know better than to short-change hard-working employees, regardless of whether it was intentional or not.
"With Christmas fast approaching, it's more important than ever that cash is not withheld from the pockets of workers. So don't be a scrooge – pay your staff properly."
Ways in which workers were underpaid included deductions that reduce minimum wage pay such as leaving workers out of pocket to comply with the dress code, unpaid working time for things like mandatory training, trial shifts or travel time, failing to pay the correct rate to apprentices.
In some cases, employers did not increase National Minimum Wage pay in line with Government rises, or paid the wrong minimum wage rate, for example, paying a 23-year-old the 21-to-22-year-old rate.
The Government said it has been clear that anyone entitled to be paid the minimum wage should receive it, and that robust enforcement action will be taken against employers who do not pay their staff correctly.
Since 2015, the budget for minimum wage enforcement has doubled with the Government having ordered employers to repay more than £100 million to 1 million workers.
HMRC considers all complaints from workers, so workers are being reminded to check their pay with advice available through the HMRC Check your pay website.
Not all minimum wage underpayments are intentional. There is clear guidance for employers on pay available on gov.uk, with additional advice about breaches and the steps employers should take to make sure they pay their workers correctly.
Bryan Sanderson, chairman of the Low Pay Commission said: "The minimum wage is a success story welcomed by employees and employers alike, but it only works if everyone without exception obeys the law.
"We hope this latest naming round can continue to raise awareness of the most common mistakes businesses make and help protect low-paid workers from unfair treatment."
Lincolnshire Live has invited the five named Lincolnshire employers to comment.
A spokesman for Somercotes Stars Pre-school told us "it's all sorted" but did not wish to comment further.
Jo Chad, from The Chequers, said it was a genuine administrative error due to the complicated nature of a worker's inclusive accommodation.
"This was a one-off occurrence with one member of staff which was settled immediately as soon as we were made aware."
A spokesperson for Taylors Service Garages (Boston) Ltd said: "We would like to make it clear that Taylors themselves was not in breach of these guidelines.
"In late December 2017 Taylors bought a car dealership in Boston and took on the current employees under TUPE arrangements. During the following year, it was brought to the attention of Taylors that a claim had been made by some of these employees that they had been underpaid whilst in the employ of the previous owners of the site.
"HMRC undertook an investigation, which Taylors were dragged into because they now owned the site. It was subsequently ruled that these employees had been underpaid during the months of November and December 2017 by the previous owners and prior to Taylors acquiring the site.
"The previous owners of the site accepted the findings of the HMRC investigation and refunded Taylors any fines that were paid.
"Unfortunately, it is HMRC's policy to 'name and shame' the employer at the time of the investigation and not the employer at the time of the breach of the rules.
"The conversation was had with HMRC at the time of the investigation regarding the naming of Taylors and it agreed that it was unfair but could not change their rules."
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The Israeli-American teenager accused of making hundreds of threats against Jewish community centres in the United States sold his bomb threat services.
Michael Kadar, 19, from Ashkelon in southern Israel, also offered to frame others for the threats for a higher fee, the FBI reportedly alleges in newly unsealed court documents reported Tuesday by The Atlantic and The Daily Beast.
The teen sold his services on AlphaBay, a "dark web" marketplace website selling illegal goods and services that was closed by U.S. authorities in July.
The messages were found on a flash drive confiscated by the Israel Police during a raid on the teen's bedroom earlier this year. Police reportedly identified an individual in California who is believed to have ordered and paid for Kadar's threats.
He was charged in district court in Israel in April with thousands of counts on offences that also include publishing false information, causing panic, computer hacking and money laundering. He was arrested in Israel in March in a joint operation with the FBI.
The teen's parents and attorney have said Kadar has a benign brain tumour that affects his behaviour, as well as a very low IQ.


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Program—Arse Elektronika / Code Magazine
Arse Elektronika / Code Magazine
Thursday 15 November 2007 , 7:30 PM
Location: WdW Auditorium
Code Magazine ,	Ars Elektronika ,	Johannes Grenzfurthner
Florian Waldvogel,	Thomas Edlinger
Lecture by Johannes Grenzfurthner/ monochrom (writer/artist, Vienna) and the launch of 5th issue of the Brussel based Code Magazine.
Arse Elektronika. Or: What's pr0nnovation?
From the depiction of a vulva in a cave painting to the newest internet porno, technology and sexuality have always been closely linked. History indicates that sex will continue to play an essential role in technological development. The porno effect accompanies every new technological development. Is it going too far to assume that research in nanotechnology and genetic engineering will be influenced by our sexual needs? The surgical modification of sexual organs is no longer very unusual. The question is not whether these technologies alter humanity, but how they do so.
Presentation Code #5
The team of Code Magazine presents its new issue which explores the theme of flesh through a corpus of emerging artistic practices.
Code magazine is a bi-annual journal dedicated to the emerging international and Belgian art scene and published by a Brussels-based collective of curators. 5000 copies are widely distributed in Belgium, France, Luxembourg and Switzerland.
For the launching of the new edition of Code at Witte de With, the team will introduce their project. They will be accompanied by three of the contributors to the new edition: Anne-Claire Schmitz, Koen Claerhoet and Stijn Maes. This will be followed by drinks at De Schouw, Witte de Withstraat 80.
For more info on Code, Code #5 and the downloadable versions of the issues, please visit
www.codemagazine.be.
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Microsoft.AspNet.Mvc;
using Gestalt.Core.Infrastructure;
using Autofac;

namespace Gestalt.ControllerFactory
{
    public class GestaltControllerFactory : IControllerFactory
    {
        private ISchemaResolver resolver;
        private IContainer container;
        public GestaltControllerFactory(ISchemaResolver resolver,IContainer container)
        {
            this.resolver = resolver;
            this.container = container;
        }
        public object CreateController(ActionContext actionContext)
        {
            if (actionContext.RouteData.DataTokens.Keys.Contains("Application"))
            {
                Type controllerType = Type.GetType("ConfigurationService").MakeGenericType(resolver.GetSchema(actionContext.RouteData.DataTokens["Application"].ToString()));
                return container.Resolve(controllerType);
            }
            else {
                actionContext.HttpContext.Response.StatusCode = 400;
                throw new Exception("The configuration partition key must be specified");
            }

        }

        public void ReleaseController(object controller)
        {
            //no functionality
        }
    }
}

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Pursuing Passions at Mercy
By Deb Daley
Delaney Fisher '15 has many passions. Since the age of four she played soccer and danced. She continued those activities at Mercy and also discovered another passion, photography, while taking a class there. That passion has turned into a thriving business.
Her decision to attend Mercy was a natural one. Her older sister, Natalie '11, is an alumna. Delaney grew up hearing about all the school's special moments and traditions.
"I could not wait to make my own memories at Mercy," she said.
To say Delaney was active in sports during high school might be an understatement. Even before school started, her first activity at Mercy was summer conditioning. She kept in great shape and had an opportunity to meet her fellow students before school started. Because freshmen could not be on the dance team, she tried out for cheerleading and made the junior varsity squad.
"Cheer gave me a lot of confidence and a great work ethic. I had to be prepared not only for tryouts but for pep rallies and eventually while performing at games," she said.
She also tried out for soccer her freshmen year. Delaney was a junior varsity soccer player from freshmen to junior year and then made the Varsity Soccer Team during her senior year.
"Soccer holds some of my favorite memories at Mercy. One of them was the Skutt Tournament my sophomore year on Junior Varsity. The game ended up in a shoot-out against Skutt. I remember our team holding hands on the sideline saying a prayer after each shot. Our amazing goalie, Nina Theiler '15, blocked every single one from Skutt. We stormed the field cheering, filled with pure joy that our hard work paid off with a win," she said.
Her other favorite soccer memory was going to state in 2015.
"The love and support we received from our families, the school and the other athletes at Mercy was incredible. Our student section was always filled and cheering at the top of their lungs, even the teachers. To have that experience, win or lose, as a team but also as a school, was a perfect end to my senior year," she said.
Delaney also pursued another passion during her sophomore year: dance.
"I decided to do dance instead of continuing with cheer, which was a difficult decision. Dance team definitely brought me out of my comfort zone even more. I got to try choreographing for the first time with my lifelong friend and teammate, Allie Barnhart '15. To be given that chance by our coach, Miss Howe (now Mrs. Burkey), reinforced my work ethic as an athlete and my ability as a leader. Those abilities stayed with me for years to come. I was also nominated for junior captain the next year and eventually became a captain my senior year," she said.
She also took a photography class at Mercy and found the passion she is pursuing today, photography. Delaney joined the yearbook staff her senior year. She also began taking pictures of seniors, engagements, events and weddings. Delaney credits Mercy with giving her the confidence to take chances, to fail and get back up, to not take time for granted and to enjoy the little things.
After graduating from Mercy, she attended the University of Nebraska at Omaha, graduating in 2019 with a major in Graphic Design and a minor in Art History.
As she is building her photography business, she does free-lance design, bartends and nannies.
"Keeping busy with all these endeavors has kept me active and used to scheduling. It also has given me free time to pursue photography," she said.
Mercy has benefitted from her photography skills at FIESTA for the last few years as she has attended the school's major fundraiser with her family and taken pictures. She also has taken numerous senior portraits.
"What I would say to others to help motivate them to get involved with Mercy is to just give back. It sounds simple because it is simple. When you give, good things happen," she said.
Photo by Delaney Fisher.
Tags: alumnae, Mercy, student, values


Installfests — The next Installfest will be this Saturday, September 25th, from 10am-4pm at N Street Cohousing (thanks to Dan Fiske for the venue and Alex Mandel for coordinating). The discussion topic will be "Virtual Machines."
Library — The portion of our now-defunct Lending Library that the CSU Bakersfield CS dept. wanted is still in Bill Kendrick's possession. Dr. Melissa Danforth said she'll be in the area, at LISA in San Jose, in November. If anyone from LUGOD is willing to take the books to her then, please let us know!
Lance, a first-time visitor to LUGOD, happens to also be a Haiku user, and moved to Davis one day ago! He found out about us, and tonight's Haiku talk, thanks to DavisWiki.org!
The Davis branch of the Yolo County Library reopens in December, and LUGOD may begin meeting back there as soon as January.
Financial Report — $40.50 voluntary dues were collected tonight.
Explorit membership — Greg is ready to send a $75 donation to Explorit, but a correction needs to be made to last meeting's minutes, which Bill will make.
Scott McCreary & Urias McCullough, of the Haiku Project, came to talk about and demonstrate the Haiku operating system (and talk about BeOS, which it seeks to reimplement).


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A Level students at Aylesbury Vale Academy have achieved some fantastic results for yet another year.
Other students are taking up their university places to study Criminology, Psychology, Business and Air Transport Management or are moving straight into employment.
We are really pleased with our results again this year and are really proud of all the students – they have worked incredibly hard to achieve these great results.
We wish all students every success and happiness in their next steps.


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Zion Williamson puts on a pregame dunk show for fans
The fans who tuned into ESPN's pregame coverage of San Antonio and New Orleans Wednesday night got a little extra treat. There was a Zion Williamson sighting on the court. Before the game, Williamson did some on-court work and put on a show for those in attendance, mostly team staff.
But like most things in this social media era, Zion's display and, most notably, his baseline 360 windmill dunk that was posted to Twitter and shown on national television immediately got a reaction from everyone. It's always great seeing Williamson on the floor as it looks like his foot injury is healing. But the fancy dunking before the game is just a tease for fans.
At this point, it's probably best for the Pelicans, who beat the Spurs 113-103, to keep Zion in the background. The team got this far without him since he didn't suit up for one game during the regular season. Let him get ready for next season and work on getting back in shape. No one needs to watch Williamson warm up like he's going to play, then go back to the locker room and come out for the opening tip in street clothes. Zion's suit was dope but still not the attire that helps the Pelicans on the court.
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I'm pretty sure commissioner Adam Silver saw Williamson windmilling before the game and probably shook his head in disappointment. Silver knew Zion wasn't playing in last night's game, and I'm sure he's grown frustrated at all these players taking a year or longer to return from injuries. Williamson's basically been out for a year, just like Kawhi Leonard in Los Angeles and Jamal Murray in Denver. Ben Simmons hasn't played an NBA game in almost a full calendar year, and for James Wiseman, it's been over a year now.
So, the league cannot be happy with this, coupled with the load managing dilemma they've dealt with for about a decade. This happens when the new guy comes in, and his approach is the opposite of the previous commissioner. Former NBA commissioner David Stern ruled like a tyrant, and his word was final. Stern didn't cater to players for the most part, and Silver has seemingly done nothing but that. Now that player-friendly attitude is continuously biting Silver in the ass. Say what you want, but there isn't much Silver can do about players load managing. If a player says he's having back issues, the team basically has to take him at his word. Hmmm, sound familiar?
Watching Zion dunk freely before game time only raises fans' hope to have it deflated minutes later when his status is the same as it's been all year. He's still out indefinitely. I'm honestly wondering if he'll ever come back as a Pelican. The rumors have floated around for a while now that he might not be happy in New Orleans.
If it's true about Zion not being happy in the Big Easy, this puts New Orleans in a difficult position. Williamson has so much untapped potential, and he's still so young at 21 years old. But we know how these situations usually go in the NBA. When the star player is unhappy and no longer wants to be part of the franchise, that guy can almost always force his way out of town. If Zion is tired of the Pelicans organization, it's only a matter of time before this scenario plays out.
That's where we are now, and the Pelicans find themselves in muddy waters trying to navigate this whole Zion injury issue. And they aren't going to get much help from the commissioner's office, apparently. If Williamson isn't ready to go by the start of the 2022-23 campaign, then it'll probably be time for New Orleans to cut their losses and move on.
Don't get me wrong, it would suck to trade away a player with such upside in his early 20s, but when he's missing so much time on the court, the team may not have many other options. If a player is so injured that he can't play games, he doesn't need to be out on the floor carrying on the way Williamson did before this play-in against the Spurs.
Even if fans aren't in the arena while he's warming up, everyone has a camera, and that session will be recorded and distributed online as it was. People see that footage on their way to the game, then once they arrive, Zion is on the sideline in a suit with his flashy jewelry on. It's not a good look and sends the wrong message to fans. The whole pregame workout in the arena just needs to stop. It's unnecessary and only serves as a letdown to fans if that player isn't going to participate in that night's game.
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One of the most intense natural disasters in American history occurred last week. Hurricane Harvey challenged the state of Texas, while Florida braced for Irma. As with all natural disasters in this country Americans are known to bond during times of crisis and help each other during times of need. Personally, I witnessed these behaviors during the 1989 quake in San Francisco.
You may wish to donate or get involved with hurricane Harvey relief to help the afflicted. That's great, but as we all know, we should be wary of who we connect with online. Scammers are using Hurricane Harvey and Irma relief efforts as con games and, even more despicably, as phishbait. The FTC warned last week that there are many active relief scams in progress and noted that there always seems to be a spike in registration of bogus domains.
If you doubt a charity you are not familiar with, you are wise to think before you give. We recommend you do some common sense vetting and donate through a charities you can verify. Even better, check out the Wise Giving Alliance from the Better Business Bureau, a tool to verify legitimate charities.
In this article, we focus on a group of shameless miscreants that are profiting from the misfortune of others during times of crisis and natural disasters. We illuminate the intensity of malicious domains which were created in the days before and after disasters like Hurricane Harvey and Irma. Finally, we address what we can learn during these difficult times.
The intensity of malicious domains creation during and several days after Hurricane Harvey is appalling. On August 30th alone, several hundred domains were created with the term "harvey" in them. While not all of the registrants had malicious intent, I'm betting at least a small percentage of them did. Their goal was to extort money, data, or both from innocent victims who happened to be in harm's way, as well as from good Samaritans whose compassion for the victims made them vulnerable.
Legal / Insurance such as Attorney, Lawyer, Claims.
Rebuilding such as Roofing, Construction.
New or fraudulent charities using terms such as Relief, Project, Victims, Help.
The legal / insurance terms are registered a year or more in advance for every hurricane name listed. You can see a full list of future hurricane names here, listed by the National Hurricane Center. By pivoting on the name servers or registrant data, we can see the same actors register all those domains far ahead of time.
This infographic shows words that appear in domains registered in Aug and Sept so far that related to hurricane, harvey or irma.
When crises strike, one needs the best tools plus a well-trained team that knows how to maximize your use of this exceptional data. Utilizing DNS techniques that can help your company avoid onboarding fraudulent fundraisers and profiteering opportunists is vital to protecting your company reputation and the reputation of your outbound IP address ranges.
Here's a deep dive tip that few companies have discovered, but all can apply: As one part of the recursive "domain name resolution" process, the TLD registry zone file connects each domain name to authoritative name server hosts, and each authoritative name server host to an IP address. Starting with one known malicious domain name — or one of your customer domains you are vetting — you can find other domains the same actor is using, hosting on the same IPs, or registered in the past. Even the TLD registry zone glue records provides clues and the ability to cluster malicious or legit domains registered by the same company. ZoneCruncher and other tools make this technique easy to implement for any size Compliance or Investigations unit.
Using the right tools, your trained staff can spot multiple malicious hosts using the same IP or CIDR block. The lesson here is that ESPs and other organizations with a large number of customer tenants should be on high alert to the risks of onboarding clients prior to, during, and right after natural disasters.
Zetalytics Global Passive DNS has visibility on all active registered domain names in the world. For anyone wanting to glance into the recently registered "hurricane" related domain names, a list is provided free here.
The enhanced view of global DNS activity gives NOC, SOC and intel teams the ability to proactively tweak algorithms to flag terms related to the disaster.
I heard concerning news from the Veteran Powered Cyber Notifiers project today. They are seeing a rash of new "look-a-like" domains seeking to take advantage of the Floridians attention to the impending hurricane.
Real websites for first responders, insurance companies, construction, medical and other vital organizations in the Florida and Texas areas — are being targeted by these malicious spoofed domain registrations.
By reviewing DNS data over years of historical data, we see the patterns of actors — good and bad — who register domains to take advantage of disasters. Tools like ZoneCruncher enable us to pivot on email addresses in whois records, find clusters of related domains sharing a name server, and discover the history of types of domains hosted on each IP address used by scammers and good guys.
Using a hostname age checker, we were able to quickly sort and separate the new — probably fraudulent charity appeals — from old possibly legit domains that simply contain words related to disasters and storm names. Sharing this knowledge and data with the community means multiplying the positive effects of what we can do together, including the Veteran Powered Cyber Notify project that identifies trends in malicious domain registrations. Here again is that link to the list of domains, should you be curious or in a position to take some positive action.
Side note: We're having a lively discussion on our private "slack channel" about this and other hot topics including the Equifax breach. Email me if you want an invite to listen in or participate fredt@zetalytics.com.
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Around the Canyon: Week of July 10
Volleyball July 11
Movie Night: "The Mustang" July 12
The Grand Canyon Rec Center will show a free movie in the Multi-Purpose Room at 7 p.m. This week's feature is "The Mustang" (Rated R) starring Matthias Schoenaerts, Jason Mitchell and Bruce Dern. The story of Roman Coleman, a violent convict, who is given the chance to participate in a rehabilitation therapy program involving the training of wild mustangs. Enjoy this recently released DVD movie on the Rec Center's 14' wide screen. Free lemonade and popcorn will be served to the audience.
Grand canyon School Registration July 15-18
Grand Canyon School will hold open registration for K-12 students from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. July 15-18 in the multipurpose room. Parents must bring a child's birth certificate, immunization records and CIB or court documents where applicable.
Parents must also provide proof of physical residence within the school district. Students beginning kindergarten must be five years old prior to Sept. 1.
Heartsaver CPR/AED class July 20
The Tusayan Fire Department will host a CPR/AED class July 20 at 9 a.m. Instructors for the class areTim Leija & Molly Woolley [FF I/II, EMT-B]. Please RSVP via email at least three days before class-start, class size is limited. The cost is $25 per person, cash only. More information is available at tusayanfdcpr@gmail.com.


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Frontline Films
Frontline Forum
Fauci Flip-Flop
FOIL Fauci Edition
Vaccine Dreams of Facile Dr. Fauci
VAX EVERYBODY NOW!
On Criminalizing Science
Prescription for Fear
Keeping Fear Alive
AFLDS In The News
Gambling with Women's Health: Fauci Claims 'No Red Flags' for Vaccinated Mothers
AFLDS vaccine research, WHO contradict NIAID director's blanket claims of safety for pregnant women or women who may become pregnant post-COVID vaccination
Los Angeles, CA – America's Frontline Doctors (AFLDS) today released the following statement after National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) Director Dr. Anthony Fauci claimed health-safety data showed "no red flags" among the approximately 10,000 pregnant women who have been vaccinated in the United States since the Food and Drug Administration approved two experimental COVID-19 vaccines for emergency use last month:
"Once again Dr. Fauci is making claims that are completely speculative and could do great harm to the public's trust in our healthcare institutions. While he is right to echo the CDC's directive that vaccination for expectant mothers should remain voluntary in consultation with a healthcare provider, it is far too early to draw conclusions from incomplete health-safety data for pregnant women or women of child-bearing age.
"Even the World Health Organization recognizes this basic statistical fact, which is why it cannot recommend an experimental vaccine for pregnant women except those at high risk of exposure to the novel coronavirus. Moreover, we have evidence, outlined in our COVID-19 vaccine white paper, to suggest that these experimental vaccines could cause indefinite auto-immune rejection of the placenta, i.e., infertility. Until additional study of the vaccines' relationship to infertility and women's reproductive health is undertaken at the national and international level, a process that requires years of observation, AFLDS believes it is reckless to gloss over gaps in information to promote the use of an experimental substance. We hope Dr. Fauci and President Biden will level with the American people rather than sound like used car salesmen when it comes to these experimental vaccines."


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Tiny tots in their formative years need the loving care of those around them as well as supervision, assistance and attention. They are yet to grasp the ways of the world and are learning new things every day, and a strong foundation early on will finally lead to a stable and bright future. If family is a child's first teacher, a school is a close second. If you are a working parent with little time to spare, you should choose a daycare or a Montessori that will boost your child's all round development. Petersfield in UK has a number of nursery schools that provide for kids as young as 4 months to preschoolers up to 5 years. The question is how will you choose a nursery Petersfield and what are the attributes in a Montessori nursery Petersfield that is beneficial for your child?
Safety of your little one should be your primary concern. When you decide to leave your child in a daycare or with a caregiver you should know whether they are a trusted establishment and have the necessary workforce and resources to provide for the children. The Montessori nursery Petersfield should provide a secured environment to the kids so that they feel at home, their needs are understood and they are cared for. Some safety measure that a nursery Petersfield should take are appointing staff who do not have any criminal records, stocking up the school with quality toys and equipment that do not expose the kids to danger, trusting a child only with a parent or a guardian, carrying out fire drills with the children so that they are prepared for an emergency etc.
The staff should be adequately trained in child care. Each child is different and 'one size fits all' approach does not work with them. Their learning abilities are different, the time taken to reach milestones is different and therefore the trainers and teachers too should be flexible so that they can treat each child individually and allow them to develop at their own pace. A good Montessori nursery Petersfield is one where the staff is compassionate, caring, patient and efficient. For the little ones who are no older than 2 years, the student to staff ratio should be less so that every child gets individual attention and are never left unattended or alone. Choose a nursery Petersfield that is reputable and has a proven track record.
A well-known nursery Petersfield should organize activities that are appropriate for their age so that the toddlers and preschoolers enjoy themselves, learn and develop various social, personal and communication skills. Montessori nursery Petersfield should have a combination of activities in a day so that your child advances in every field. Through various engagements ranging from story time to problem solving to outdoor activities kids learn to cooperate, share, they learn to think for themselves and take the first step forward towards independence. Most websites of a Montessori have a list of daily schedule or activity sheet so that you can evaluate and make up your mind whether the school is worthy of your little one.
When you choose a nursery Petersfield ( http://jigsaw-nursery.co.uk ), look for the attributes that can help shape up your child in a better way. A Montessori Nursery Petersfield ( http://jigsaw-nursery.co.uk ) that ensures all-round development, safety and cleanliness will score high on popularity.
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The art of shopping for a good essay writing service will serve you well throughout your life in other industries too. You need the right attitude that demands high standards as well as an understanding of what qualities make up a good company. Here is some advice on the process of finding a decent essay writing service.
Your standards must be as high as those you want to achieve with your professor. For this reason, don't be hesitant to be a difficult customer. Know what you want and make sure you get it. This doesn't mean you should be rude. It simply means that you should not back down until you get what you want. Just remember that being calm and assertive will get you further than being obnoxious.
The best companies are those who have been through thousands of requests and are still standing today. Why? Because running an essay writing service is hard work, and those companies who have been doing it for a long time are the ones who are best at meeting any and all challenges. That's why we recommend you go for an essay writing service that possesses a certain air of authority in the industry.
All day and night availability so that you can contact them whenever you are struggling—even if it 3am.
The guarantee of native English speakers working on your essay.
Full communication must be allowed between student and writer.
A guarantee that plagiarism is excluded from all writing and that all essays are written from scratch.
A good indication that a writing agency is trustworthy is how well they deliver on the small promises. Do they meet their deadlines? Do they give you feedback when promised? Are they calling or emailing you timeously to meet your requests?
These and other factors play a big role in learning to trust an essay writing service. Be sure that once you find one, you stay with them for the long run. Also be sure to let others know about your experiences so that they too can benefit.


For many of us northern born individuals, the first time we ever set our sights on an airboat was when we watched Dennis Weaver skimming across the Everglades in the 1960s television series Gentle Ben. The part boat, part airplane vehicle was a fascinating and fun way to get around the Florida swamps.
Today, some 20 years later, it's still that way.
And not just in South Florida. Central Florida is filled with airboat lovers, too. Lake County alone has several hundred airboat owners. Head east on State Road 46 in Seminole County on a weekend day and you could pass what seems like caravan after caravan of four-wheel drive vehicles pulling these high-powered, propeller driven water craft.
"They are very versatile," Clermont's Jerry Peeler said. "And it's something different. That's what fired me up."
Peeler said he first became aquainted with the fun of an airboat when a friend of his took him for a ride. After that first trip, he decided he had to have one.
Today, he uses his airboat for hobby. But at one time, he competed in airboat races, and still uses it on hunting trips and fishing expeditions.
"With hunting season coming up, you can use it to get to places you could never get to in a four-wheel drive," he said. "And you can get up in the swamps and fish where the fish have never seen a person.
"Some people in South Florida make their living with airboats. There are the professionally licensed people down there who use them to hunt gators, to catch frogs, and to fish."
South Florida is still where airboats are the most popular, especially around Lake Okeechobee and in the Everglades. But Central Florida isn't far behind.
The sport of airboat racing is catching on here. Peeler said he raced for six weeks but quit because of the expense. However, hundreds of other airboat owners do race. There is an airboat race scheduled to be held in Seminole County on Sept. 21. Most of the competitions are drag races, but there are some races held over a course.
Airboats built specifically for racing can reach speeds of about 100 mph, but most have top speeds of 50 to 60 mph.
"Everything in airboat racing has gotten very high tech and very expensive," Peeler said. As example, Peeler said everytime he takes his airboat out just for fun it will cost him anywhere from $80 to $100 for maintenance and fuel. If he was still racing, the costs would be higher.


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Q: Compiling FFmpeg 3.1.1 for x86 using Android NDK The newest version of FFmpeg is 3.1.1. After version 3.1, I can't compile FFmpeg for x86.(But 3.0.2 or earlier versions can be compiled.)
The terminal shows ld: error: libavutil/../compat/strtod.o: incompatible target.
My OS is Xubuntu 14.04 x86 and x86_64.(I have tried both of them.)
My NDK version is r10e(x86) and r12b(x86_64).
When I compile FFmpeg 3.0.2, it has no error.
This is my configure:
./configure \
--prefix="${PREFIX}" \
--enable-shared \
--disable-static \
--disable-doc \
--disable-ffplay \
--disable-ffprobe \
--disable-ffserver \
--cross-prefix="${PREFIX}/bin/i686-linux-android-" \
--target-os=linux \
--arch=x86 \
--enable-cross-compile \
--sysroot="${PREFIX}/sysroot" \
--extra-cflags="" \
--extra-ldflags="" \
--extra-libs="" \
--disable-debug

${PREFIX} is a directory path used for --install-dir option while running make-standalone-toolchain.sh which is a tool in Android NDK.
It only happens while I compile FFmpeg for x86. ARM architecture is ok.

A: I ran into the same issue and found a workaround.  Make sure to remove "compat/strtod.o" and "compat/strtod.d" if you previously built for another architecture.  For some reason these do not get rebuilt if you change architecture in 3.1.1, but it worked fine in previous versions.  You should also do a "make clean" before building.

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Email: sales@pritchardandcompany.co.uk
Expert Valuation
Pritchard & Company summarises key new colour trends for interiors. Colour creatives, architects and designers draw on global insights and influences to define a predicted palette of colours each year.
Colour can really influence emotion and behaviour as well as define the ambience of a room. The experts want to instil us with a sense of calm in 2020 with interiors full of classic, stable, hopeful tones in a refined, neutral and simpler décor.
Here's what is predicted for 2020:
The Pantone colour of the year for 2020 is Classic Blue. "A shade reminiscent of the sky at dusk, it's a colour that anticipates what's going to happen next."
Habitat is on Team Blue, but also predicts warm earth tones will be popular.
Dulux's Colour of the Year is a soft greyish green, Tranquil Dawn. "A colour inspired by the morning sky, to help give homes the human touch. This versatile shade of green can be used to create spaces for care or for play, to find meaning or for creativity." This colour reflects our desire for calm.
Behr paints is promoting Back to Nature, a similar pale green to Dulux. "It goes back to lifestyle and how we're living, there's kind of a social movement to get out there and engage with nature."
Farrow & Ball's colours for 2020 are Duck Green and Sap Green contrasted with a muted Setting Plaster or a strip of Dutch Orange for a pop of colour. In the blue camp they have Stiffkey Blue contrasting with white.
Little Greene, a relatively new company produces environmentally friendly paints. Working in collaboration with the National Trust, they have a special selection of blues, greens and pinks, echoing the industry's predicted colours above.
Whichever prediction inspires you most, the colours picked by the trend experts all come from nature - earth, trees and ever changing skies.
If you are undertaking a decorating project with a view to a Spring sale, we would be happy to advise. Contact us for a free no obligation market appraisal of your property on 01608 801030 or email sales@pritchardandcompany.co.uk
When selling our house we were very impressed with the professionalism shown by Robert and especially the speed in which our house was sold. Thanks again and we look forward to using you in the future, should we move on!
Mr & Mrs W.
If you are looking to sell your home in the Cotswolds you should look no further than Robert Pritchard. Although he was acting for the vendor if it hadn't been for his experience and skill our purchase wouldn't have gone through. Thank you for delivering our home to us.
Mr & Mrs H.
Many thanks for your friendly and professional help in selling our house recently, we had tried other agents over the course of a couple of years but without success. Your personal service and persistence took the sale to completion in record time – top marks!
Mr M.
Robert was highly effective in selling our cottage in the Cotswolds. It had failed to sell with another agent and he immediately realised that a new approach was required. The result was dramatic and resulted in a quick sale significantly above what the previous agent had estimated. We were, of course, very pleased. He was always very pleasant to deal with. On the basis of our experience I couldn't recommend him more highly.
Mr P.
Robert has been steadfast in his support to us on the bumpy road to sale completion. Both buyers and sellers can be assured of a high level of service from the experienced team at his young Company to match the quality of the property offer.
Mr C.
Our house purchase has proceeded very smoothly and we thank you for the care and attention to detail which has attended us every step of the way.
Mr & Mrs B.
Pritchard and Company produced an excellent result for us with the buyer exchanging contracts in a timely fashion. As I am based overseas I was especially reliant on an agent working in my best interests and able to go the extra mile. Very pleased.
Mrs P.
Pritchard and Company sold our cottage in Spring 2018. It was an unusual property and a lot of work was needed before anyone could move in. It had been on the market the previous autumn with a different agent but failed to sell. Robert Pritchard had a different approach and suggested we spent a little time and money on the cottage before putting it on the market. He arranged for this to be done by very capable people. The cottage and garden were transformed. The first couple to look round put in an offer, which we accepted. From start to finish we felt in confident, safe hands. I highly recommend Pritchard and Company.
Mrs RP.
May I take this opportunity to express my sincere thanks to you and your team for the excellent service and attention to detail that I received from my initial contact with Pritchard & Company to the successful and seamless completion of the sale of my property. I shall not hesitate to recommend your service to others seeking professional excellence coupled with a personal approach.
Mr S.
Over a number of years, Robert Pritchard has acted for myself and my family. Throughout all negotiations, he has always acted in a highly professional manner, but has gone way above and beyond what would normally be expected. He has offered help and support in all aspects of transactions. I have no hesitation in highly recommending Pritchard and Company.
Mrs W.
I must thank Pritchard & Company for being easy and professional to deal with, very efficient in responding to and assisting in enquiries throughout the process, making the purchase of my first home very straightforward.
Mr W.
It has been a pleasure having Pritchard & Company deal with the sale of my property. From their engagement to completion the whole process has moved forward seamlessly which I put down to Robert's professional hands on approach. The rapport he built up with the purchaser in dealing with his questions and anxieties meant the sale moved forward without a glitch. I can honestly say Robert took a great weight off my shoulders and made the whole process stress free … Thank you.
Thank you for working so hard on the sale of our cottage and bringing it over the line.
Mr L.
Pritchard & Company found a buyer for our house in four days at the end of January! Their advice and attention to detail is second to none. We highly recommend them to anyone wishing to sell their home. Huge thanks to Robert, Pip and the whole team, you've been fabulous.
Mrs Y.
Robert has managed our house sale from beginning to end in a professional manner. We were attracted by his modern approach to marketing our property and as we were often away from the property having the company manage the viewings was really helpful. We were kept up to date with the negotiations and queries relating to the sale. Robert was proactive in ensuring the conveyancing process was completed in a timely manner and we would highly recommend Pritchard & Company to others.
Mr & Mrs G.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank the staff of Pritchard & Company and Robert Pritchard in particular, for the excellent support they have been in the sale of my property. We would not have achieved the sale we wanted without his persistency and tenacity.
Pritchard & Company not only offered me excellent service in the sale of my Cotswold apartment, but were very effective in recommending and organising the right contacts to assist in minor repairs, removals and household clearance. The sale was also very swift and seamless. I cannot recommend Robert Pritchard and his company highly enough .
Robert and his team at Pritchard and Company guided us through to a successful sale. They are friendly, approachable and extremely professional with an excellent local reputation. Their communication was excellent and continuous throughout our sale. We cannot recommend Pritchard and Company more highly - you can trust them to do their best by you.
Mr & Mrs K.
It has been a pleasure dealing with Pritchard & Company throughout the buying process and I will be recommending Robert and his team to anyone that ever crosses my path. Robert has been amazing, sensible, fair and acted with integrity.
I have to say that the service I received from Pritchard & Company was exceptional. Robert was always at the end of the telephone and was able to move things along by liaising with all parties and for that I am very grateful. I would definitely recommend Robert and the service Pritchard & Company provides.
I want to thank Robert and the team at Pritchard & Company for all their efforts and support in selling our property. We have really appreciated Robert's ability to help and advise on all aspects of marketing the property and for recommending tradesmen, gardeners and cleaners where needed. It has been clear throughout that nothing was too much trouble. Robert's calm advice, wealth of experience and tact in dealing with negotiations has also been invaluable .
We used Pritchard & Company to project manage a fairly extensive refurbishment of our apartment in a Listed mansion building. We were exceedingly happy with the way the project went, with Pritchard & Company's understanding of the intricacies of a Listed building and with their record keeping and update provision. They sourced suitable and skilled contractors, managed quotations and then kept control of the works and costs during the period of work. We would certainly recommend Pritchard and Company to anyone planning a similar refurbishment .
Mr & Mrs S.
The sale of our property was professionally and expertly handled by Pritchard & Company and Robert in particular paid close attention to all details to ensure that the purchaser and ourselves were kept up to date every step of the way, in fact Robert definitely went the extra mile. We decided to use Pritchard & Company after both a local and national estate agent had failed to generate any interest or viewings of our property. We would have no hesitation in recommending Pritchard & Company to sell any property, large or small.
Over the last ten years Robert Pritchard has successfully sold a number of properties for us. He is professional, honest and very easy to deal with. He has a straightforward, refreshing manner and above all else, really understands the job.
A big thank you to Robert for all his help and support with our property purchase. We are convinced without his involvement this purchase would not have happened. It is even more remarkable considering he was the selling agent and we were the purchaser. He truly went above and beyond for his client but also worked with us as the purchaser on helping to move the chain along which he achieved with good grace and perfect customer relation skills. We would have no hesitation in using Pritchard & Company in any future sale of a property and also to recommend them to anyone else looking to buy or sell a property in this area.
I would like to thank Robert for his invaluable help with the successful sale of my house, which was not a straightforward sale. I will definitely be using Pritchard & Company if I need to sell another property.
Mr G.
A huge thank you to Robert for getting us over the line with the sale of our commercial property. It has been the hardest sale we have ever been through and Robert's work has been very much appreciated. He kept both buyers and sellers calm in a tricky situation and did so with great aplomb.
Mr & Mrs A.
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WALES, UNITED KINGDOM. In order to celebrate the best of the literature and freedom of expression, in the framework of the Dual Year between Mexico and the United Kingdom, Hay Festival will take place in Mexico City from 23 to 25 October 2015.
The announcement was made on 30th May in Hay-on-Wye, Wales, home to the festival event in the iconic Richard Booth library, in which the Ambassadors of Mexico and Colombia, Diego Gomez-Pickering and Nestor Osorio, respectively, and the executive director of the British Council, Ciarán Devane, referred to Latin American editions of the Festival.
The presence of Mexico in this year's Hay Festival was manifested in two presentations of the anthology Mexico20 which brings together the same number of writers under 40 years old, one in London on 29th May in Free Word Centre, and another at the fairgrounds of Hay-on-Wye on 30th May. The three writers who participated were Brenda Lozano, Daniel Saldaña and Laia Jufresa, who served as residence-writer during the 10 days of the Festival.
Conceived 27 years ago in Wales as an event to promote books and authors in the middle of the shire with tents and outdoor stages, Hay Festival will be celebrated in Mexico City but will also have an online presence in the UK and Worldwide due to the co-production [email protected] with BBC Mundo online from 19 to 25 October.
So for the first time in the history of the festival, besides presentations, conferences and debates, the British producer will generate different content, and will conduct interviews with authors and organisers, through its live broadcast from some emblematic buildings of Mexico City, where the Hay Festival will take place.
The festival and its online edition will also promote the debate and exchange of ideas on social networks, about literature and the publishing industry.


The Cisco"Premium" PoE line card has all of the PoE features of the "Classic" and E-Series PoE card with the addition of future software upgradeability to support up to 30 Watts per port.
The Cisco Classic line cards provide 6 gigabits of switching capacity per slot. E-Series line cards increase the per slot switching capacity to 24 gigabits. This increase in per slot switching capacity with the E-Series line cards requires the Cisco chassis and the Cisco Supervisor Engine 6-E. Classic line cards may be deployed in both classic and E-Series chassis with either classic Cisco supervisor engines or with the Supervisor Engine 6-E. With the Supervisor Engine 6-E, the classic line cards per slot switching capacity remains at 6 gigabits per slot. However, because of the centralized switching architecture of the Cisco line cards, the classic line cards will adopt all of the Supervisor Engine 6-E features such as eight queues per port, dynamic QoS, and hardware-based IPv6 routing. Classic line cards and E-Series line cards may be mixed and matched within a Cisco chassis with no performance degradation: classic line cards will operate at 6 gigabits per slot, and E-Series line cards will operate at 24 gigabits per slot.


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Q: How to reset Jquery remote validation I am very new to Javascript and all. I am working on a registration page right now. I used a template given by my friends and I am trying to make it work with Laravel 5.3.
What I am trying to achieve here is: to validate if the email has already in the database. Now the validation works. It tells if the email exists or not. But once done that, no matter how user changes email input, it always show that the email has been taken.
var form = $(".form-signup");
$('#submit-form').click(function(e) {
        form.validate({
            rules: {
                name: {
                    required: true,
                    minlength: 3
                },
                email: {
                    required: true,
                    email: true,
                    remote: {
                        url: "/check/",
                        type: "get"
                    }
                },
                password: {
                    required: true,
                    minlength: 6,
                    maxlength: 16
                },
                password2: {
                    required: true,
                    minlength: 6,
                    maxlength: 16,
                    equalTo: '#password'
                },
                terms: {
                    required: true
                }
            },
            messages: {
                name: {
                    required: 'Enter your first name',
                    minlength: 'Enter at least 3 characters or more'
                },
                email: {
                    required: 'Enter email address',
                    email: 'Enter a valid email address',
                    remote: 'Email has been taken'
                },
                password: {
                    required: 'Write your password',
                    minlength: 'Minimum 6 characters',
                    maxlength: 'Maximum 16 characters'
                },
                password2: {
                    required: 'Write your password',
                    minlength: 'Minimum 6 characters',
                    maxlength: 'Maximum 16 characters',
                    equalTo: '2 passwords must be the same'
                },
                terms: {
                    required: 'You must agree with terms'
                }
            },
            errorPlacement: function(error, element) {
                console.log(element);
                if (element.is(":radio") || element.is(":checkbox")) {
                    element.closest('.option-group').after(error);
                } else {
                    error.insertAfter(element);
                }
        }
    });
     e.preventDefault();
        if (form.valid()) {
            $(this).addClass('ladda-button');
            var l = Ladda.create(this);
            l.start();
            setTimeout(function() {
                //AJAX added.
                var formData = {
                    _token:$(this).data('token'),
                    name: $('#name').val(),
                    email: $('#email').val(),
                    password: $('#password').val(),
                    password_confirmation: $('#password2').val()
                };
                $.ajax({
                    type: 'POST',
                    url: '/register',
                    beforeSend: function (xhr) {
                        var token =     $('meta[name="csrf_token"]').attr('content');
                        if (token) {
                            return xhr.setRequestHeader('X-CSRF-TOKEN', token);
                        }
                    },
                    data: formData,
                    dataType: 'json',
                    statusCode: {
                        200: function (data) {
                            console.log('success');
                            console.log(data);
                        },
                        500: function (data) {
                            console.log(data);
                        }
                    }
                });
            }, 2000);
        } else {
            alert('not valid');
        }
    });

}

Here is my front end
<!DOCTYPE html>

    <meta charset="utf-8">
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
    <meta content="" name="description" />
    <meta content="themes-lab" name="author" />
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A: Yay, I finally figured out myself after plenty of researching.
The reason being, jQuery validation does NOT wait for remote response. That is why the program runs even if a email is already taken.
To solve this, just simply add
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in the remote. and it will work just fine!


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Emma M. Ashford is a visiting research fellow at the Cato Institute with expertise in international security, and the links between domestic politics and foreign policy, including democratization and economic and political development. She is an expert on the politics of petrostates, including Russia, Saudi Arabia, Venezuela, Iraq, and several states within the Former Soviet Union. Her work focuses on the ways in which domestic institutions shape foreign policy outcomes, in particular on the ways in which oil-induced weak institutions can lead to conflict and state aggression. Her current research examines the Russian foreign policy decision-making process during crises. Formerly a Bankard Predoctoral Fellow at the University of Virginia, Ashford has worked with the Russia-focused Center on Global Interests, and her work has been published by Foreign Policy, The National Interest, Forbes, U.S. News and World Report, and Al Jazeera America. She holds a PhD and BA in Foreign Affairs from the University of Virginia, and an MA in International Affairs from American University's School of International Service.
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BMM Articles | June 29, 2020 July 1, 2020
Our job is to remove uncertainty and drama
Real Money: Straight-up Answers with Berkshire Money Management
DALTON — Come again? Did Allen Harris just say "furry babies"?
That threw me for a minute, as I had assumed I was talking to a tough guy.
Harris, 47, lives in the town where he grew up. People who know him say he's in his element when hitting the "go" button on a new investment strategy, or hitting the weights or a heavy bag.
But, ask the man, and Harris will tell you that his favorite place on Earth will always be "in my own backyard, playing with my dogs, Riley and Talula." When he says it, I think I almost hear a melting sound.
The chief executive officer and founder of Berkshire Money Management — with headquarters, you guessed it, in Dalton — spoke with The Eagle this week as part of a special series sponsored by his firm — to shed some light on these tumultuous financial times, and point out that, yes, calmer waters are ahead, but not without some rough patches, too.
Q: What brought you to the business of money management?
A: It was the relationship that I had with my father; it continues to this day. He was a butcher by trade, but there were a lot of conversations that we had around money. It was pretty interesting to me. One day, when I was over his shoulder, looking at a mortgage statement, I saw it said that we owed $19,000 on our house. I was a kid, 6 or 7, and I cried. It was awful. But, then he explained to me the difference between good debt and bad debt, and how to manage it down. We continued those conversations for over a decade. To this day, they're probably our biggest bonding conversations. Some dads and sons talk about how the football team is doing, and we talk about how Apple stock is doing.
Q: What money lesson should be taught in school but isn't?
A: As far as investments go, that it's more psychological than mathematical. One of the reasons why people fail to do better than average is because they tend to be very emotional, and it's not their fault. There's a part of the brain called the amygdala, that controls fight, flight or freeze. Your body has this evolutionary need to protect itself. You feel relief from running and hiding. That's really, really hard to overcome. You do have to think about the math behind it. People will generally buy stock not on the value of the enterprise they're buying. They buy it based on it going up or down, and hope they can capture and sell it to the greater fool. Actually looking at the business, as opposed to looking at the stock, that's how you get the emotion out of it. When there's emotions involved in it, you're probably not really going to overcome it, so the best thing you can do is understand what those emotions are, how they're affecting you, what's going to make you buy something (greed), what's going to make you sell something (fear). What you should be doing is buying the enterprise.
Q: What's your overall outlook on the market?
A: There's a lot of cities and states that are going to have to practice significant fiscal austerity, to balance their budgets — and they must balance their budgets. If there's not a federal fiscal policy that soon addresses the revenue gap of cities and states, we'll see another recession in 2021. Not of the same magnitude, but enough where it's certainly going to affect the stock market, jobs and household wealth. The "pandemic recession" is over with. Things still are bad, and they're going to get worse again if we don't address the funding gap. But we're getting better, and that is excellent news for the stock market. But it's going to get worse, if we don't address that funding gap.
Q: What about a period from the past that best illustrates the market of today?
A: Over the last century, there've been 13 instances of what I call a "waterfall decline," the sharp drop in equity prices over a couple months; then, there's a brief rally, but the volume stays lower, and it muddles around for a while. In 12 of 13 of those instances, the market touched down on those same lows again; the only exception was in 2018. The pattern of the post-waterfall decline does tend to be pretty similar in most instances. One of the most dangerous things you can say in this business is "it's different this time." It would not be an exceptional occurrence for the market to go down again.
Q: Is there money to be made now, during a worldwide crisis, and what does that look like?
A: Celebrity investor Jim Kramer from CNBC said, and I'm paraphrasing, that "there's always a bull market somewhere, and I promise to help you try and find it." There's risk that is associated with participating in that bull market. Yes, there is always a way to make money. In the global financial crisis, when everything was melting down, we came up with a fairly clever way to use FDIC insurance to short the market, to bet the market was going to go down. So there are ways to make money during a crisis, especially when that next crisis is a recession. The best and the biggest money tends to be made post-crisis or during the crisis, because that's when prices tend to hit their lows. For me, I'd rather make 10 percent safely than 20 percent with a huge risk, where I could be out a significant amount of money. So I wouldn't overly focus on crisis investing. That's a nimble person's game, and I tend to be more conservative than the nimble person who's looking to make money over a two- or three-month timeframe. But I will run and hide before and during a crisis and then reallocate aggressively in the midst or coming out of that crisis.
Q: Why not just protect and preserve current holdings and assets?
A: That's really job number one. The foundation of what we do is to make sure that people can get into retirement and satisfy all their needs, wants and wishes, and make sure they're successful in accomplishing that. More often than not, it doesn't mean we have to take big risks to get them there. Typically, it's about preserving what they have, which is much more important than doubling up on what the market might be giving. In January, we already were preparing for a recession, so we started hedging investments with an option strategy to protect portfolios, with a buffer built into them. In something like the pandemic that we went through, we focus more on preserving capital so we're able to do so with an option strategy, so if things turn around, investments would have some level of return. Those who profess to be aggressive investors, are aggressive until the market goes down 20 or 30 percent, and then they have a reassessment of how they feel toward that volatility. It's our job to determine when to put the brakes on and when to hit the gas, in terms of how aggressive or conservative you might want to be.
Q: What does a relationship with Berkshire Money Management mean for clients, for today and tomorrow?
A: The answer is boring, not because it's a boring response. Our job is to remove uncertainty and drama. It's not intended to be exciting. We make sure a client's business and family are protected. They want boring; they want certainty. They want that peace of mind. The clients we work with really want that answer. We're not trying to get 100 percent returns in a couple years. We're looking to do what the market does when it goes up, but then not go down when the market goes down.
Have questions about what Berkshire Money Management can do for your financial future? Visit Allen Harris and his dog-friendly team at berkshiremm.com, or call 413-997-2006 or 888-232-6072.
This article, by Noah Hoffenberg, originally appeared in The Berkshire Eagle on June 28, 2020
Posted in BMM ArticlesTagged Allen Harris, Berkshire Money Management, coming out of crisis, drama-free investing, pandemic recession, recovery, security
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"The best thing about working at Persimmon East Wales is the company's friendly and welcoming people, the vibrancy and buzz of the office, the camaraderie of the team and the satisfaction of knowing that customers are happy and satisfied with their brand new home".
Dedicated to creating and building local communities, Persimmon Homes specialises in offering a wide choice of beautifully designed homes of the highest quality in prime locations under the Charles Church and Persimmon brands.
Persimmon Homes East Wales covers a geographical area that runs alongside the M4 corridor, extending from Bridgend to the Severn Bridge and South Herefordshire.
The business currently operates on 16 developments, with new sites planned to come on-stream within the next 12 months in Abergavenny, Barry, Chepstow, Hawthorn, Llandough, Llantwit Major, Lydney and Newport.
One of our exciting new projects at St Ederyns Village in Cardiff will see over 1,000 new homes being developed over the next few years, together with new Primary School, a Riverside Park to complement the Victorian parks of Cardiff, and a new Village Centre with allotment gardens.
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Fake passports are mostly used for illegal entry like carrying out a terrorist attack.
German authorities believe the Islamic State group holds some 11,100 blank Syrian passports that can be completed with any individual's details, weekly newspaper Bild am Sonntag reported Sunday.
The stolen passports are genuine identity papers that have not yet been filled out with an individual's details, making them a valuable tool for forgers.
In total, German security services are aware of some 18,002 blank Syrian passports stolen from Syrian government sites, including thousands held by groups other than IS.
"Developments in connection with the refugee situation have shown that terrorist organisations are using the opportunity to infiltrate potential attackers or supporters into Europe and Germany undetected," a spokeswoman for the BKA federal criminal police told Bild am Sonntag.
However, "Fake or altered passports are mostly used for illegal entry without further motives like carrying out a terrorist attack," the spokeswoman said.
But the files provided no information on how many of the passports were among those that had passed through IS' hands.


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The Apple TV Isn't For Pirates, It's For Parents
Matt Burns	@mjburnsy / 10 years
I'm going to just assume that if you're reading this, you're familiar with torrenting and the like. It's pretty much commonplace now and while I'm not here to argue its legal ground, it's a fact that many people get their TV and movie content this way. Yes, it's illegal, but the fact is there are products specifically geared for that market. The Apple TV isn't one of them.
Oh no, the Apple TV is for those on the up and up. It's clearly for those that for one reason or another, want an easier or legal way to get on-demand content on their HDTV. I can't think of a single device that makes renting TV shows and movies easier. The Roku? Well, it has Netflix and Amazon Video On Demand, but even those require one or two more steps than the new Apple TV — and you can't get the latest TV episodes, either. Its dead simple interface and feature set are the Apple TV's main draw and, I suspect, why it will be successful.
It's actually a smart move on Apple's part. They are clearly going after the mainstream here. The Apple TV will probably sell like mad come Christmas. It's $99 and brings a person's entire iTunes collection to a the big screen. I wouldn't be shocked to see stores like Best Buy sell it alongside iPhone.
But unless some devs open up the device, it's not for downloaders or advanced users. The supported media formats are far too limited and everything has to be streamed through iTunes Home Sharing. There doesn't seem to be any way for it to access local network shares directly, which pretty much kills the appeal for that demographic.
That's fine; there are several devices that already serve that market, from the Western Digital TV to the Seagate FreeAgent Theater+, to the dozens of other devices available. Want something Apple TV-ish? Wait for the Boxee Box this coming November. That seems to be the device that will fill the gap between versatile and mainstream.
Personally I find the new Apple TV boring, but I'll admit it's not for me. I left my Mac behind when Windows 7 came out. Moved my photo collection from iPhoto to Picasa and get my music from RDIO. All my videos and TV content are served up from a TiVo. I'm set, but the Apple TV should satisfy most mainstream consumers' need for on-demand content. Everyone else should continue lurking in the shadows.


Hi, I just started drinking whey protein. Is it ok if I drink the shake and eat at the same time? I should mention I'm underweight and its difficult for me to gain some weight.
Hi, regarding your question, are you doing any kind of exercise in addition to consuming the protein drink? I looked at your profile but there was no information regarding your activity and diet habits. There is no reason why you cant drink your protein shake at the same time as eating a meal, but if you are not doing any kind of weight training or resistance exercise there is no real need to consume extra protein. Additional protein might add a few calories to your diet but it isn't a particularly rich source of calories. If you are trying to gain weight then I would recommend that you try to engage in some kind of weight bearing exercise, where you can increase your muscle tone rather than trying to gain fat weight which has no health benefits. If you are able to, I would suggest either trying to carry out a short workout routine at home or at a gym three times a week, that focuses more on weight and resistance rather than cardiovascular exercise. If you don't go to the gym consider some exercises you can do at home such as bodyweight squats and press-ups. Your body will utilise the additional protein you are consuming to build some additional muscle. As you are underweight and have difficultly gaining weight, progress will be slow, but you will find over time your body will gain muscle tone. Following any bouts of exercise is the ideal time to consume your protein shake. Additionally you can consume a source of carbohydrates such as a banana or another piece of fruit. Alternatively following your workout consume a meal that contains protein and carbohydrates, but very little fat, such as chicken breast or tuna with rice or potatoes. You can still season your food but try to minimise the amount of fat consumed specifically following your exercise, as this can slow your digestion down and reduce the rate at which your body absorbs the nutrients. Please complete your profile and I may be able to provide additional advice.
How can I gain weight without eating large amounts of carbs? What is the healthiest way to gain weight?
Hi, I presume you are trying to gain lean weight, i.e. increased muscle mass? You didn't complete your profile so I cant give specifics without knowing your stats, diet and activity levels. Are you doing any kind of exercise? Certainly the two things that can assist your goal are introducing some form of weight bearing or resistance exercise, and adjusting your diet that so that it contains additional protein, carbs at specific times along with sources of good fats. A number of studies have shown that consuming a source of easily absorbed proteins and carbs after resistance training, has been effective in stimulating muscle synthesis. I would suggest that following any exercise routine or indeed any strenuous physical activity that you try to consume a meal that consists of protein from white meat such as chicken, turkey, white fish or tuna along with a easy to digest form of carbohydrates such as rice or baked potato. Try to avoid eating red meats during these meals as they tend to be slow and more difficult for your body to digest so save them for other meals. Additionally avoid consuming sources of fat with these meals, such as butter of fat based sauces and salad dressings, as fats slow the rate of digestion.
So, I've been trying to gain some fat weight for about a year already. Through the year I've been going up and down, depending on my calorie intake. If I ate enough I would go up and if I ate too little I would go down, obviously. However, this past two weeks I've been eating 3000 calories (my BMR is 1500 calories) and today I hoped on the scale and it turns out that I didn't gain, but rather LOST 2 kg of weight. How did this even happen? Is it possible that I'm somehow "holding" on to the calories and that the weight gain will suddenly come later? (like, suddenly increasing 7 pounds a week). I already confirmed my scale is not broken (grabbed a two litter water bottle and weighed it and it weighed 2 kg, as it should) I'm a 17 years old male, 173 cm tall. I'm on vacation so I don't exercise at all.
Thank you for your question, your profile page was not completed so I cannot give a specific answer without any understanding of your dietary habits or your current weight, but is there a reason why you are trying to gain "fat" weight?? Unless there is a medical issue that requires you to gain weight, I would not recommend trying to gain additional weight especially in the form of fat. Weight can fluctuate depending on the time of day you weighed yourself, hydration levels, if you have skipped a meal, and also the time you weighed your self in relation to your last meal. To get an accurate idea of your current weight I would suggest weighing yourself first thing in the morning after you wake up, before eating or drinking anything. Do this over a period of a week and record your weight each day, this will give you a clear figure as to what your weight is, and allow you to observe any trends in your body weight in the future. If you can complete your profile I may be able to answer your questions better.


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Baki Mercimek (* 17. September 1982 in Amsterdam) ist ein türkisch-niederländischer Fußballspieler von Gaziosmanpaşaspor. Er spielt als Abwehrspieler, kann aber auch als linker Verteidiger eingesetzt werden.

Erfolge
Türkischer Pokal (Türkiye Kupası):
 2006, 2007

Türkischer Super Cup (Türkiye Süper Kupası):
 2006

Weblinks
 Mercimek bei BBC
 Baki Mercimek auf TFF-Statistik

Fußballnationalspieler (Türkei)
Fußballspieler (AFC Sunderland)
Fußballspieler (Beşiktaş Istanbul)
Fußballspieler (Diyarbakırspor)
Fußballspieler (Gençlerbirliği Ankara)
Fußballspieler (HFC Haarlem)
Fußballspieler (Karşıyaka SK)
Fußballspieler (MKE Ankaragücü)
Fußballspieler (Osmanlıspor FK)
Fußballspieler (Telstar 1963)
Türkischer Fußballpokal-Sieger
Türke
Sportler (Ankara)
Geboren 1982
Mann

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