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Finally, Mailbird for Windows 10 is Here!
…and has been delivered to millions of PCs and devices of patient users all over the world already.
Microsoft has announced it to be the best and most beautiful Windows yet, that makes you a master at multi-tasking and adapts to you and your behavior transforming your PC in to your personal assistant.
It introduced new technologies such as Cortana integrated in the new web browser Edge, which allows you to write or type directly on web pages and now Microsoft is taking the PC experience to a new level.
We believe you need an email client that matches the new, beautiful appearance for Windows 10. An all-in-one communication and productivity suite that can keep up with the most productive Windows ever , putting old-fashioned and cluttered clients out of business. Welcome to the Windows 10 version of Mailbird. It's glorious.
Feedback on Mailbird for Windows 10 has been awesome, starting in just the first hours of the launch. Many Windows 10 fans are complaining about the native Windows 10 email client, saying that it has been disappointing.
Q: What brought you to Mailbird in the first place?
A: Because Windows 10 default email client fails at "Email Privacy Tester" and at displaying quoted messages from Mac's email client.
After trying Windows 10 Mail, I still prefer Mailbird over Mail 🙂 Mailbird feels more minimalist, lightweight, and has better shortcuts. Also, Mailbird shows all mail in the same thread on the same page, which Mail doesn't.
Q: What is the most important feature of Mailbird?
A: Perfect Windows 10 Integration!
Recently, I migrated to Windows 10 and I was torn away with the limitations of the Windows mail app. That's when I told myself enough is enough and I started searching for a new mail app. So I headed to Google search and started looking for the "best windows 10 mail app" and there it was "Mailbird" popping on the first page. At first, I was hesitant to upgrade to the Pro version so I started the trial version while watching the video of getting started with Mailbird. I kept smiling as I learned about all the great features and shortcuts. By the time the video ended; I was completely sold! I went right ahead and purchased the Mialbird Lifetime package. Thank you Mailbird and I cannot wait to share this app with friends and family.
Not only have we improved the speed in which messages are being send, especially from slower servers. We also added a new Auto Layout Feature.
The Mailbird All- Star development team has been working hard to improve the Touch Screen Support in Mailbird. Even though it is not native, you will be able to enjoy Touch support using Mailbird in Windows 10 and LOVE it.
We also added a new App called Degoo.
Degoo is a free backup service that gives users automatic, secure online backup in exchange for sharing some of their unused hard drive space. This comes in very handy for people that have to send out large number of files in one email. Find out more about Degoo in our next blog post.
Update to Windows 10 now and simply swipe away all your email problems once you get on Mailbird – one of the best apps for Windows 10.
Editor's Note: This post was originally published in July 2015 and has been updated for accuracy and comprehensiveness.
209 thoughts on "The Best Email App for Windows 10 in 2019"
So far the best client in Windows… clean, minimal and functional. Support has been great. They had not only solved an impending issue I had faced through active updates, but adapted a few suggestions I made too. Still there are many features that are left to be adapted to make MB perfect and I am sure they will soon.
I've updated Mailbird to the latest version on my Windows 10, but I did not see the auto layout option. Am I missing anything?
It will work only if you are using a tablet.
Hey guys, thanks for your awesome and loyal support, that really means a lot to us. We are always looking for motivated and supportive Alpha Testers like you are, so let me know if you are interested:-) Have a great week.
Are you going to look into W10 Action Center / Tiles integration? Really that's the only thing W10 Mail App has going for it.
Hey Viniter, thanks or your feedback. we are actually looking into that, but can not guaranty that it will be possible. We will keep you guys updated on that though;-) Happy Friday.
I'll love it, but since the last update yesterdays I haven't been able to launch the program. I am using windows 10. Do you have any solutions? I try to reinstall but that did not help. I miss my mailbird!
Have you tried to restart your Windows? Also, could you check your Task Manager, to see whether Mailbird.exe is running or not. Lastly, is there any error message pop up when you start Mailbird?
can anyone tell me : does Mailbird have the "Unread email" across accounts like win live mail had. i.e. showing all unread emails from all 3 of my email accounts without having to switch between them.
I am really enjoying W10 much better than W8!!
Interesting…I'm gonna give it a try. Thanks!
Hey Midoo, please send us a mail to support(at)getmailbird.com. We will happily try to fix the issue for you asap.
I use Google apps and found mailbird to be one of the most resposive IMAP clients out there. Particularly when dealing with chunky inbox's!
Thanks for your awesome support and feedback Jake. Let us know if you have any questions that you may need help with.
I like the new version of Windows. I must admit thought that for me, it was rather hard to get used to all of the changes in this new version.
Welcome to the family Erica:-) Let us know if you have any questions by simply sending a mail to support(at)getmailbird.com.
Windows 10 is definitely a nightmare; know people who had to take their computer to a pro to have it taken down and they lost everything on their computers. I was lucky that I was able to uninstall it before it damaged my computer.
Should you ever get tired of it, give Mailbird a try:-) It is free and will soon launch the Import feature from other clients, that will make the move very easy:-) Happy weekend.
Love the layout and hoe the mail are organized .
Thanks Ling. Please do let us know at support(at)getmailbird.com should you ever come across any questions you may need help with.
I've used it and like it. Its' simple.
I am loving my windows 10 laptop. working all the time on it. I love the layout and all its features.
I use Thunderbird for my e-mail.
Windows 10 is really not bad. Mailbird on the other hand is really excellent, compared to other M$ alternatives!!!
Welcome to the family Tom:-) Let us know at support(at)getmailbird.com if you have any questions.
Seriously looking into Mailbird but first I need W10 to get some bugs fixed. I have to boot up in safe mode at least onc a week to get W10 to work or I get the Cortana windows error a lot of people seem to be getting.
Thanks for your feedback Jenni. Yes, we do have a lot of people saying that. Feel free to contact our support, if you think there is something that we can help you with;-) Have a great day.
Welcome to the family:-) Let us know if you have any questions.
I tried it on Win 8.1 first. It seems the same on Win 10 to me.
I don't have Windows 10 unfortunately I haven't been able to upgrade. I've used 10 before and love it, it's so much easier. Wishing for the best. Great site you have very good information.
Tried the free upgrade from W8.1 to W10 but had endless issues with computer crashing and restarting. Finally did a fresh install and it's crashing less but still restarts for no reason from time to time. So annoying.
Wow, can't believe I never heard of Mailbird. I will definitely investigate further.
Currently you can not set the in Mailbird. You can set them in your webmail and it will be applied to your mails in Mailbird. Let us know at support (at) getmailbird.com if you have any more questions.
I decided to wait to upgrade because so many people had issues. and I'm still waiting lol.
I prefer Windows 8.1 & I have paid a guaranteed for life price of $19.95 for yahoo email for the past 4 years. I prefer paying it, not having ads to deal with & 24 hr tech support although I've only needed it twice. I am loyal to yahoo as I was one of their first original 10,000 email account holders back in 94/95 I think.
Loved my Windows 8, downloaded Windows 10 and I'm starting to fall in love again. I do have to admit that the Windows 10 is ALOT different than Windows 8 in my opinion, but there are so many new apps and gadgets that I'm getting used to it!
Mailbird is the best email client ever on my Windows 10.
I like windows 10 much better it's easier to use.
It seems Mailbird is a get app to use esp for windows 10 but I am always normally the one who is last to try anything new esp on my pc. I am wary of downloading new programs until i either forced to use them or i have to have them to make the computer actually run otherwise I wait and see how others feedback of a program will maybe influence me to try it sooner.
Thanks for sharing your feedback Melly. Please let us know if you need any help setting up Mailbird, once you have decided to try it. Also, if you have any questions before you would like to try Mailbird, please send us a message to support (at) getmailbird.com and we will help you asap. Happy Monday.
mailbird really improves the functionality of email for w10!
So far I'm really digging the Windows 10 since I updated. Windows all the way!
Welcome to the family Susan. What do you prefer using then? Are you a Linux or OSX user?
Why does McAfee consider the site a 'security risk'…?
Hey Luke, thanks for your feedback. As long as you got the Installer from our website (getmailbird.com) we can guarantee you it is a false positive and you can download it without any worries. Let us know if you have any further questions.
Awesome:-) Let us know at support (at) getmailbird.com if you have any questions.
Just installing it.. lets see how it is. based on reviews, it looks interesting.
Welcome to the family. Let us know at [email protected] if you have any questions.
So I have to pay if I have more than 3 email accounts?
Hey Boyd, if you want to add more than 3 accounts to your Mailbird, then Mailbird PRO or Lifetime would be the best option for you.
Works quite fine in surface.
I may give Mailbird a try it looks very interesting.
Thanks for your awesome feedback:-) Have a great week.
Looking forward to trying it out. Thank you!
Great features!Will look into it for sure!
Updates with errors and having to continuously roll back, techs who don't understand the issues after you've exhausted resources to resolve prior to.
Hey we are sorry to hear that. Just to be clear, are you referring to Mailbird or Windows10?
Yes, many user are facing this issue. Sorry we cant help with that:-( Have a great start into the week anyways.
I have it and I hate it!
Hey Rita, are you referring to Mailbird or Windows 10?
Much easier to use then W8 , love the features.
I'm still looking for a better way to manage my mail. Mailbird might be the answer. I still use Gmail for most things, but it can be frustrating. I also think it's provided me with plenty of bad habits. I'd like to find a more focused way of dealing with email that allows me to stick to the keyboard, rather than breaking it up with mouse/touch movements.
Hey Gregg, its a pity you would think that. Some of the Antivirus programs detect it as malware but we can ensure you it is a false positive and you can add Mailbird to your antivirus' white list. Let us know at [email protected] if you have any further questions:-) Have a great day.
No it is not what I think,it is what the anti-virus says, I am Dave outside the pod door tring to convince HAL to let me in.Yeah we all know the letters that make up HAL is IBM ,each letter was made one letter backwards in the alphabet. Is this free? I like FREE, I will give you a LIKE later to show my gratitude.
After looking at all the reviews below, i would like to try Mailbird…. :)….
I also wish to do this .I have lots of customers which I wish to add into specific groups so that I can send one email to all .Is that the same as what you want ?
Would someone care to explain the email I got today from Mailbird CEO Andrea Loubier, who said …and I quote "We would like to use this opportunity to say how grateful we are for your patronage for this past 2 years. For your loyalty and dedication we offer you a one time chance to get Mailbird Pro Lifetime for only 50% off the normal price" When I checked this out IT IS ACTUALLY CHEAPER TO BUY DIRECT FROM THE MAILBIRD WEBSITE ………..and you dont have to have been a loyal and dedicated user at all. Leaves me with such a wonderful feeling of being valued !!
I'm not happy with the program. I live in two places alternately and whichever address the sender has used to contact me can't be changed. Eg if I'm in Gibraltar and someone sends an email to my UK address then I can't reply by just changing the 'from' address. To reply I have to go to webmail of the server it has come through… so to me this is just a backward step. I'm sure I can't be the only one with this issue. Very frustrating. Unless anyone knows a 'work around'?
Hey Debbie, thanks for your question. Are you referring to folders on your desktop or in your Mailbird? In Mailbird you can create folders that you just drag&drop email into for example. As for folders on your desktop, you can go into the message source and save them one by one as an .eml file on your desktop. I hope this helped?
does it select all and delete?
I need to move emails from a Fatcow account into Gmail – can I do this by dragging and dropping through this free mail client?
I don't see Exchange support, so I'll have to pass. All I want is a simple client to connect to my companies exchange server. There's a ton out there for cell phones, but none for PC? I just don't want to have to boot up the company laptop just to send an email. Sure I can do it with my phone, but if I'm already in front of my PC, I'd rather just do it here real quick rather than booting up the laptop when I need a real keyboard.
I normally collect email on my mac at home but also have a Surface Pro 4 running W10 that I use when I am out. I want its email on the SP4 to behave like an iPad's. So download the mail when online for offline reading, never delete anything from the server because that's the main Mac's job, delete old mail so I only have a few weeks of email on my device to stop it eating up my disk space (so Outlook is out!) but leave it on the server if it is still there. My Mac is set to delete from the server after a week so all my devices have a chance to download new mail and it also uses Spamsieve to clean the mailboxes. Can Mailbird give me this iPad-style mail please?
Hey Tim, thanks for your message.
Let me break it up to be able to answer your question as detailed as possible.
Never delete anything from the server because that's the main Mac's job? Yes if you use IMAP and do not delete the email from Mailbird.
Deleting email from Mailbird will also delete the email from the server.
Mailbird can't delete emails automatically, but it can delete emails that is not in the server anymore if you are using IMAP. I hope that helped you answer your question.
If I switch to Mailbird, will the program be upgraded BEFORE Windows upgrades to the next version? I want to be sure Mailbird has sufficient development to ensure it will always work.
I have looked through a great many of these comments and questions and have yet to see my biggest complaint to windows 10 mail: can you work with an address book, adding to and deleting contacts? This issue alone makes MS Mail an absolute waste for me.
Hey Jon, thanks for getting in touch. We are soon releasing our new Contacts Manager with Contacts Sync. You will then be able to edit and work on your contact details as you wish:-) Ideally we will be launching the new Contacts Manager into the Alpha this week:-) So its not long to go anymore…Let us know if you have anymore questions.
I downloaded and installed "Mailbird", and it might just as well be "Jailbird", as it appears to be totally non-intuitive and obtuse.. You say I require a SEPARATE APP to simply manage email addresses??? That is one of the dumbest things I have ever heard. Managing addresses is a fundamental requirement of ANY email client.
I am not sure why, but you may have understood. There is no separate app required. The next big update will release a fantastic contacts manager feature to Mailbird.
So where is documentation that tells how to use the current one I see a box that says "Contacts", which got three "contacts" from somewhere, that are indeed people I know. Unfortunately, I see nothing further about those contacts, no way to edit them, and the software will not even let me delete them.
Have a great week and let us know if you do decide to give Mailbird a try anyways and have questions about it.
I am planning to download Mailbird to my desktop PC running Windows 10 (to replace the Windows 10 mail app) – will it cope with my Hotmail, Live, Outlook, Gmail and Plusnet addresses ?
Also, will my emails be stored on my PC and on the net ?
I am about to upgrade from Vista which has Windows Mail 2006 to Windows 10 with a new computer. Will mailbird allow me to import my Windows Mail emails to local folders and use them (ie forward, reply, etc) in the future?
My laptop has been downgraded from Windows 10 to 7. Is it still possible for me to use Mailbird?
Hey Sophie, yes you can install Mailbird on your Windows 7 and use the same licence again. If you need help with setting everything up and getting your licence key again, let us know. Our support team will help you solve anything:-) Just send them an email to support(@)getmailbird(dot)com.
Can you organize your contacts into groups?
Can I block spam and junk mail?
Will mailbird import from yahoomail? Will it delete from both yahoo and mailbird or do I have to go to yahoo to delete messages I have read?
Please go ahead and try Mailbird 🙂 It looks like it's a great fit for your needs.
I am lookinig to replace may Outlook 2016 as it is a nightmare. What I need is something that will sync my Mail, calendar and contacts with my android. Is mailbird the solution? Using IMAP.
Is there anyway to send an urgent message or get a read confirmation receipt?
Have a great day and please feel to reach out in case you have more questions.
Does mailbird allow the creation of group emails with more than 10 contacts? Also, can you easily create new contacts from emails? Windows 10 mail app won't do either. Also,how many email accounts can it support? I need 4.
We are now using Mailbird on a Win 10 laptop and I find it to be a very easy and intuitive program to set up and operate, yet it is very full featured allowing us to easily send group emails to our employees and manage our 4 pop mail accounts, no problem. Loving it! The price was quite reasonable too!
I have more than 25GB of mails in my Windows live mail. Recently I have upgraded to W10. Is it possible to import all these mails to Mailbird ?
Does mailbird have automatic email printing?
I'm looking for an e mail program that can download then delete the E mail from my email server so my server box doesn't fill up. Outlook express used to do that, but when I switch to Windows 10 their e mail program doesn't have that option, does Mailbird?
Will it handle 9 different email accounts?
Hey Shane, it shouldn't have any problems handling 9 accounts:-) If you have any more questions before or during set up, please get in touch with our support(at)getmailbird(dot)com. They will try to help as fast as they can.
Hello, Does this have option to sync with google contacts? Also does it sync all folder structures (I mean groups) with Gmail contacts? In Thunderbird, though there is a feature, it seems broken. Groups are not properly synchronized.
Is Mailbird a 64bit application? When I installed, it shows up as running in 32bit mode. Thanks.
Hi. I was a previous mailbird customer and loved the system but it would almost daily somehow lock my yahoo mail account. Have no idea why it would do this. After several emails to the system folks and no resolution had to drop mailbird. Since then the account has yet to be locked out. May try it again just to see if anything has changed.
Hey Larry, I am really sorry to hear we couldn't help you then. As far as I know the issue should be resolved. But please feel free to share your ticket number with us, so I can double check that you would not face the previous issue anymore.
Mailbird crashed after an update. It told me that I need to uninstall it and reinstall it. I uninstalled it, now it won't reinstall. Mailbird really should have support line that we can call to fix stuff like this. I am wondering if I have lost all of the emails in the process.
Hey Mark, thanks so much for reaching out. The issue is fixed and you should not have lost any emails. Either way please feel free to get in touch with our support team (support(at)getmailbird.com). They will help you get Mailbird back up and running asap. Thanks again for reaching out and have a wonderful day.
I am getting an update alert every time I open mailbird. Is it safe to do the update now?
I am looking for an app to replace outlook. I have work emails and personal emails coming through outlook at the moment and I cant seem to find emails older than 1 week old on my work account. I have looked into this and it seems this is a very common problem with Outlook. If I downloaded Mailbird, would I be able to get all my old emails as well?
will do, thanks for your speedy response Christin.
I am replacing my Vista computer that was using windows mail with new one running windows 10. Can I import my email folders and contacts into Mailbird?


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Q: Removing trusted certificate from Mail in iOS 8 My IMAP (and SMTP) server used a self signed certificate.
Once I marked the certificate as "trusted" in the Mail app, is there a way to remove that trust again?
I tried deleting and re-creating the email account, but the certificate is still trusted afterwards.
The certificate does not show up in the Profiles section of the Settings app.

A: It looks like you might not have actually "trusted" it, but rather made "exception" for it as detailed here: https://blog.httpwatch.com/2013/12/12/five-tips-for-using-self-signed-ssl-certificates-with-ios/
If you did import the certificate, then the above website shows how to remove the "profile" that contains the certificate. To remove the exception, it looks like you need to reset all settings (General > Reset > Reset Settings). Unfortunately it deletes all your settings.
There is further discussion here:
How do you remove SSL certificate exceptions on iOS?

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Tag Archives: IAWA
Politics, Poetry, and Unsung Heroes
$8 cover charge (includes complimentary drink)
Cornelia St. Café @ 29 Cornelia St. off Bleeker
A, B, C, D, E, F, M to West 4th St.; #1 to Christopher St.-Sheridan Square
Two founding members of the Vito Marcantonio Forum will present their work at a Literary Reading sponsored by the Italian American Writers Association (IAWA).Gil Fagiani, will read from his new work, Stone Walls published by Bordighera Press.
Stephen Siciliano, a screenwriter, will read, accompanied by a pianist, from his latest completed manuscript The Goodfather that tells the life story of the radical congressman Vito Marcantonio from the perspective of la famiglia Fortunato, who lived down the street from him in East Harlem.
This wonderfully stimulating event will take place this coming Saturday, at 5:45, in the Cornelia Street Cafe. We look forward to seeing you at this celebratory event. Here is some additional info about Fagiani and Siciliano:
Gil Fagiani has published seven collections of poetry. His latest book, Stone Walls, focuses on his relationship with his father growing up in Stamford, Connecticut. This fall Guernica Editions will publish Logos, which chronicles Fagiani's experiences in a South Bronx drug program in the early 1970s. Fagiani was the subject of a New York Times article by David Gonzalez,"A Poet Mines Memories of Drug Addiction."
An independent scholar, translator, essayist, short story writer, and poet, his translations have appeared in such anthologies as Poets of the Italian Diaspora, edited by Luigi Bonaffini and Joseph Perricone; and Italoamericana: The Literature of the Great Migration, 1880-1943. He co-curates the Italian American Writers' Association's reading series, and is an associate editor of Feile-Festa: A Literary Arts Journal.
Los Angeles-based Stephen Siciliano is a journalist, scriptwriter and a script reader for the Creative Artists Agency and United Talent Agency. As a correspondent he works at Bloomberg BNA, Los Angeles Business Journal and as managing editor for Downtown Los Angeles News. He co-founded and edited the Spanish-language weekly, La Otra Orilla (The Other River Bank) in
His adaptation of Jodi Picoult's novel Change of Heart is set to be filmed later this year. His latest novel-manuscript is The Goodfather, which tells the life story of the marvelous and radical congressman Vito Marcantonio from the perspective of la famiglia Fortunato who lived down the street from him in East Harlem. His reading will be accompanied by New York-based pianist and composer Peter Dizozza.
This entry was posted in book party, events, news, readings, VMF members and tagged CORNELIA ST CAFE, Gil Fagiani, goodfather, IAWA, Maria Lisella, stephen siciliano on May 5, 2015 by admeyer73.
VMF and IAWA events for April and May 2015
The Vito Marcantonio Forum and friends have a number of events coming up in late April and early May 2015. Make sure and read everything carefully!
Four Voices
The Italian American Writer's Association (IAWA), along with VMF forum founding member Gil Fagiani and Vice President Maria Lisella, PRESENTS:
Who: Gil Fagiani, Maria Lisella, Katrinka More, and Elizabeth Poreba will read from new books and new work.
When: April 29th, 2015 at 6PM
Where: Jefferson Market Library, 425 6th Ave, on the southwest corner of W10th St, in Greenwich Village in NYC: 212-243-4334 Free Event
Here is a list of the rest of our upcoming events:
VMF Celebrates Labor History and Literary Events in May
WHAT: The NYC Labor Council and New York Labor Historians Association are marking NY Labor History Month with a roster of special presentations including this one focused on the American Labor Party.
WHO: Gerald Meyer, leading authority on Vito Marcantonio will present a lecture on the famous Congressman who represented East Harlem by closely examining his role as the sole spokesperson for the American Labor Party.
DATE: Monday, May 4, 2015
TIME: 5-7 PM
LOCATION: New York Public Library Mulberry St. branch @10 Jersey St. bet. Lafayette and Mulberry Streets, one block south of E. Houston Street.
DIRECTIONS: B/D/F/M to Broadway/Lafayette; #6 to Bleecker St.; R/N/ to Prince Street. The library is handicapped accessible. http://www.nypl.org/locations/mulberry-street
Politics, Poetry and Unsung Heroes
What: Event features VMF co-founders at the Italian American Writers Association (IAWA) Reading.
WHO: Stephen Siciliano will read from his latest novel-manuscript The Goodfather that tells the life story of the radical congressman Vito Marcantonio from the perspective of la famiglia Fortunato who lived down the street from him in East Harlem. Gil Fagiani, subject of a recent New York Times article and IAWA Board member will read from his new work, Stone Walls published by Bordighera Press.
DATE: Saturday, May 9, 2015
LOCATION: Cornelia St. Café, 29 Cornelia St.; 212-989-9319.
DIRECTIONS: A, B, C, D, E, F, M to West 4th St.; #1 to Christopher St.-Sheridan Square
LEFT FORUM
WHO: Vito Marcantonio Forum members Gerald Meyer, Roberto Ragone and Gil Fagiani will lead a panel discussion on Congressman Vito Marcantonio's unheralded leadership focused on civil rights both in Congress and in his political work.
WHEN: May 29-May 31, consult online calendar for specific time, location
WHERE: John Jay College, 524 W 59th St, New York, NY 10019
CONTACT: leftforum@leftforum.org | 212-817-2003
This entry was posted in books, events, news, press, readings, VMF members and tagged free event, IAWA, Maria Lisella, readings, vmf on April 22, 2015 by Adam Milat-Meyer.
May 10th 2014 Book Lecture with Slides by Simone Cinotto was a success!
Special thanks to everyone who attended the VMF and IAWA sponsored presentation of
The Italian American Table: Food, Family, and Community in New York City
Gil Fagiani of the Vito Marcantonio Forum and the Italian American Writer's Association, delivered an informative introduction for Simone Cinotto, author of his latest soon-to-be-a-classic book, The Italian American Table: Food, Family, and Community in New York City. The event took place at the Mulberry St branch of the New York Public Library on May 10th, 2014 at 2pm. The Community Room, so graciously offered for the event, was filled to capacity with people from all walks of life as well as prominent individuals including: a distant relative of Vito Marcantonio, a psychoanalyst who specializes in the psycho-dynamics of the Italian American experience, five members of the faculty/staff of Hostos Community College, interested in the cultural history of Italian Americans in New York City from the 1880-1940.
The Vito Marcantonio Forum's next event will be August 9th 2014 at Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx at the site of Marcantonio's grave. It will mark the sixtieth anniversary of his demise. A review of the book, along with ordering information is provided below:
"Full of rich analysis and insights, this first book-length scholarly study of Italian immigrant foodways in the United States offers an explanation for why and how food became so closely attached to the creation of Italian American ethnic identities. A convincing and significant contribution." —Donna Gabaccia, author of We Are What We Eat: Ethnic Food and the Making of Americans
Looking at the historic Italian American community of East Harlem in the 1920s and 30s, Simone Cinotto recreates the bustling world of Italian life in New York City and demonstrates how food was at the center of the lives of immigrants and their children. From generational conflicts resolved around the family table to a vibrant food-based economy of ethnic producers, importers, and restaurateurs, food was essential to the creation of an Italian American identity. Italian American foods offered not only sustenance but also powerful narratives of community and differ- ence, tradition and innovation as immigrants made their way through a city divided by class conflict, ethnic hostility, and racialized inequalities.
Drawing on a vast array of resources including fascinating, rarely explored primary documents and fresh approaches in the study of consumer culture, Cinotto argues that Italian immigrants created a distinctive culture of food as a symbolic response to the needs of immigrant life, from the struggle for personal and group identity to the pursuit of social and economic power. For generations of Neapolitan, Sicilian, and Calabrese immigrants in New York, Italian American cuisine was much more than a remnant of the home country; Cinotto shows, in vibrant detail, how the Italian American table we now celebrate emerged as the outcome of years of selective incorporations of cultural fragments, resources, and meanings available to the immigrant community. Adding a transnational dimension to the study of Italian American foodways, Cinotto recasts Italian American food culture as an American "invention" resonant with traces of tradition and shows how generations of creative, ambitious improvisers in tenement kitchens and behind restaurant stoves cooked, ate, and shared the foods that helped them make their way into American culture.
ORDERING INFORMATION Phone orders: (800) 621-2736 (USA/Canada); (773) 702-7000 (International) Fax orders: (800) 621-8476 (USA/Canada); (773) 702-7212 (International) Online orders: www.press.uillinois.edu U.S. Mail orders: Customer Service, Chicago Distribution Center, 11030 South Langley Avenue, Chicago IL 60628 Exam copies: Visit www.press.uillinois.edu/books/exam_copies.html Ebooks: Check with your preferred ebook store for ebook availability and ordering.
University of Illinois Press • 1325 South Oak Street • Champaign, IL 61820-6903
Here is a video of the previous lecture and slideshow Cinotto performed at NYU:
This entry was posted in events and tagged gerald meyer, IAWA, Mulberry Street, NYPL, simone cinotto, vmf on May 13, 2014 by admeyer73.

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Covid19 : Everything Travelers Need to Know
Travelers are increasingly on edge as the coronavirus pandemic grips the globe, prompting travel restrictions, cancellations and suspensions. On Saturday, the United Kingdom and Ireland were added to the Europe travel ban. The newly added restrictions go into effect on Monday.
US President Donald Trump also said that travel restrictions within the United States are being considered.
Trump tweeted on Friday that at his request, Carnival, Royal Caribbean, Norwegian and MSC cruise lines will suspend outbound cruises for 30 days. The latest measures follow the March 11 announcement that travel from 26 countries in Europe to the United States will be suspended for 30 days.
The Europe travel ban, effective March 13, only applies to foreign nationals, not American citizens, their immediate family members and legal permanent residents. Americans and US permanent residents will still be able to fly to Europe and be allowed back into the US during this 30-day period. Permitted travelers returning from impacted countries must arrive through 13 US airports set up for enhanced screening. Returning travelers will need to self-quarantine for 14 days.
US issues new worldwide travel advisory
The US State Department raised the worldwide travel advisory to Level 3 on March 11 — meaning US citizens should reconsider travel abroad.
"The Department of State advises US citizens to reconsider travel abroad due to the global impact of Covid-19. Many areas throughout the world are now experiencing Covid-19 outbreaks and taking action that may limit traveler mobility, including quarantines and border restrictions," the statement said.
This announcement follows an advisory issued by the State Department on March 8 warning against cruise travel.
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"US citizens, particularly travelers with underlying health conditions, should not travel by cruise ship," the warning reads.
In the US, large gatherings such as concerts, parades and sporting events are increasingly being called off. The NBA has suspended its season after a Utah Jazz player tested positive for Covid-19, and NCAA's March Madness has been canceled.
All travelers should be aware of the virus, pay close attention to travel advisories and health guidance, steer clear of heavily impacted areas and exercise preventive measures.
Here's what else travelers should know about the virus outbreak:
Flight cancellations and increased flexibility
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Delta is among many airlines that have scaled back service and offered more flexibility to travelers.
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Airlines scrambled this week to adapt operations to the new ban on travelers from much of Europe.
American and United are continuing much of their Europe service through March 19 and March 20, respectively, to ensure customers and employees get home. They have also waived change fees for affected passengers.
Delta Air Lines has also posted adjustments to trans-Atlantic service online and has waived change fees for customers traveling to, from or through Europe and the UK through May 31, according to a post on the airline's website.
Air France, KLM and others have also outlined schedule changes and flexible policies for impacted travelers.
Airlines all over the world have slashed flights amid the outbreak, with many suspending or vastly reducing service to hard-hit countries such as China and Italy. They've also cut domestic service and other routes following a precipitous drop in demand.
Some airlines, including United, American, JetBlue and Delta, have recently built more flexibility into new bookings, waiving change fees for certain periods.
Travelers with upcoming bookings should check with their airlines and look for advisories posted on carriers' websites.
Amtrak has also cut some rail service in the US due to a drop in demand. Amtrak is waiving change fees on all existing or new train reservations made before April 30, 2020.
Airline cleaning efforts and traveler hygiene
Airlines have bumped up their sanitation efforts to stem the virus' spread, and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently released guidance on aircraft cleaning.
Delta Air Lines started using a fogging technique in February "with a highly effective, EPA-registered disinfectant" on flights arriving in the US from Asia.
Fogging is being performed on all trans-Pacific flights arriving into the US, the airline said, and those procedures are being expanded.
Some US airports have implemented health screenings for travelers arriving from affected areas.
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While disinfecting is helpful, frequent hand washing is among a traveler's best defenses, infectious disease experts say.
"Even if there is virus in the inanimate environment, it's not going to jump off the seat and bite you in the ankle," says Dr. William Schaffner, a professor of medicine in Vanderbilt University's division of infectious diseases.
"You've got to touch it, and then touch your nose or your mouth. So it's those hands we have that are the important intermediary. And that's where I would put the emphasis," he said.
Wash or sanitize your hands
Wash or sanitize your hands after touching surfaces in airports and planes. "Hand sanitizers are great. So are antiseptic hand wipes, which you can also use to wipe down armrests, remote controls at your seat and your tray table," said travel medicine specialist Dr. Richard Dawood.
The CDC advises washing hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. An alcohol-based hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol can be used when soap and water are not available.
Most viruses don't spread easily on airplanes because of how the air circulates and is filtered, the CDCsays.
The CDC has issued guidance saying that older adults and people with serious, chronic medical conditions such as heart disease, diabetes and lung disease should "stay home as much as possible."
Hand washing is a strong defense; masks are not
Dr. Schaffner has received a lot of questions about whether people should be wearing masks to avoid infection.
He realizes it's culturally very common in Asia, but he says the CDC doesn't recommend it for the general public because "the scientific basis showing that people in the community wearing masks actually has any benefit is very thin and questionable."
More fitted respirator masks may be used in medical settings, but are generally impractical for the general public, Schaffner says.
Good hand hygiene is a better defense.
If you are sick, wearing a face mask when you are around other people can be helpful, according to the CDC. But those who are symptomatic should avoid travel.
Cruise line suspensions
Carnival, Royal Caribbean, Norwegian and MSC cruise lines will suspend outbound cruises for 30 days, according to a tweet from President Trump on Friday.
Royal Caribbean and Norwegian both have posted notices of the suspension online.
Princess Cruises on Thursday announced a 60-day suspension in global operations from March 12 to May 10.
The measure comes in the wake of the government cruise warning and the infection and quarantine of passengers from two Princess ships.
Viking is also temporarily suspending operations of river and ocean cruises from March 12 to April 30.
Virgin Voyages has postponed the maiden voyage of its first cruise ship, Scarlet Lady, until August.
Many cruises to and from mainland China and other Asian destinations were canceled or modified early in the outbreak.
Traveler screening procedures
President Trump announced additional screening of travelers from "designated high risk countries" in a tweet on March 1.
Vice President Mike Pence said in early March that anyone traveling to the US on flights from Italy and South Korea will receive multiple screenings before arriving in the US. Italy is now on lockdown and the March 11 ban on arrivals from Europe applies to Italy as well.
Health screenings are in effect in the US for those traveling from China and Iran. American citizens, lawful permanent residents and their family members who have been in China or Iran within the last 14 days require screening at one of 11 designated US airports.
Foreign nationals who have visited China or Iran in the past 14 days are barred from entering the US. Travelers from the 26 European countries included in the new restrictions are also barred from entering.
The US isn't the only country to put restrictions in place for travelers arriving from heavily impacted areas. Make sure that your destination has not restricted your arrival before embarking on an international trip.
An increasing number of travel advisories have been issued by countries around the world.
The US State Department raised the worldwide travel advisory to Level 3 on March 11 — meaning citizens should reconsider travel abroad.
The US State Department's travel warning for China is at the highest level — Level 4: Do not travel. The department's warning for travel to Iran, which was already at Level 4 prior to the outbreak, was recently updated to add information about coronavirus.
Specific areas of Italy and South Korea — Lombardy and Veneto in Italy and Daegu in South Korea — carry a Level 4: Do not travel warning.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday told Canadians to curtail non-essential travel outside of the country. The cruise ship season will be suspended until July, Trudeau said.
The Spanish foreign ministry on Thursday advised its citizens to avoid "all but urgent travel," according to a statement.
Canada and the United Kingdom are among many other nations that have issued travel warnings for high-risk destinations.
The CDC has its own list of advisories related to coronavirus posted online.
All travelers should avoid contact with sick people and clean their hands frequently.
Attractions Closed & Events Canceled
Coronavirus: Everything Travelers Need to Know: The United States has seen widespread cancellations of large events aimed at stemming the spread of coronavirus, and major theme parks are closing their doors.
On March 12, Disney announced it's closing Walt Disney World, in Orlando, Florida, as well as its Disneyland resort in California and Disneyland Paris. The company also said that it will suspend all new departures with the Disney Cruise Line starting Saturday through the end of the month.
Universal Studios theme parks in Orlando and Los Angeles have also announced plans to temporarily close.
In Paris, the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower closed Friday, and Italy's countrywide lockdown means all museums and archaeological sites have been shuttered.
Some museums in South Korea, Japan and elsewhere have closed temporarily to stem the spread of the virus.
A number of Ireland's St. Patrick's Day parades have been canceled. New York, Boston, New Orleans and Pittsburgh are among US cities that have postponed or canceled their parades.
Disney parks in Asia are closed, as is Universal Studios Japan, and some of Japan's crowd-pleasing cherry blossom festivals have been called off.
In Shanghai, Disney has reopened some shops and restaurants but the theme park remains closed.
In Thailand, several official Songkran (Thai New Year) festivals, due to take place in mid-April, have been canceled.
Travel insurance is unlikely to cover this situation
Airlines are relaxing their policies and some major hotel chains are waiving cancellation fees, but recouping all the costs associated with trips canceled due to coronavirus fears is far from guaranteed.
An outbreak of a virus is not covered under most standard trip cancellation insurance policies, according to TravelInsurance.com.
"For those who purchased a Cancel for Any Reason (CFAR) optional upgrade, however, some measure of trip cancellation protection may be available," according to Stan Sandberg, co-founder of TravelInsurance.com.
Those holding existing policies should contact their providers to see if their plans offer any coverage.
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Vitamins for Tendinitis
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Tendinitis is a condition marked by inflammation of your tendons and ligaments, which are tissues that connect your muscles together and connect muscles to bones. It may cause symptoms such as pain, stiffness, joint swelling and sensitivity to touch. Tendinitis is typically caused by repetitive movements, overuse of joints or injuries. Although vitamin B-6 cannot cure tendinitis, it may help reduce the symptoms of this condition. Talk to your physician before taking vitamin B-6 to address tendinitis.
Proteins are amino acids that serve as building blocks of muscles and connective tissue, and fats aid in maintaining elasticity 1. The role of vitamin B-6 in the metabolism of these nutrients may help your body repair tendons and ligaments and may help prevent future injuries.
Your body's immune system is responsible for locating and destroying virus cells, fungi and bacteria in your body that can cause infection. Infection can damage the cells of your tendons and ligaments and may increase inflammation, stiffness and pain. Vitamin B-6 may help improve immune system function by stimulating the production of white blood cells that destroy infection-causing bacteria, fungi and virus cells, according to Balch.
Vitamin B-6 is typically included in multivitamin and B-complex supplements. It is also available as a stand-alone supplement. This vitamin is also found in foods such as:
Certain herbs, such as catnip and alfalfa, also contain vitamin B-6, according to Balch. However, talk to your physician before using herbs to obtain vitamin B-6 or treat tendinitis -- any herb may cause side effects or allergic reactions.
There is no specific daily recommended vitamin B-6 intake for tendinitis apart from general intake recommendations. The general recommended daily intake is 1.3 mg for adults, according to the University of Maryland Medical Center 2. Doses moderately above the daily recommended intake are considered safe; however, consuming more than 200 mg of vitamin B-6 per day may cause neurological problems such as poor balance and loss of feeling in your legs. Vitamin B-6 may also interfere with the absorption of tetracycline antibiotics.
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Owen Pearson is a freelance writer who began writing professionally in 2001, focusing on nutritional and health topics. After selling abstract art online for five years, Pearson published a nonfiction book detailing the process of building a successful online art business. Pearson obtained a bachelor's degree in art from the University of Rio Grande in 1997.
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This afternoon I picked up a tikka t1x in 22lr at a local store. I wanted one to use for practice indoors in winter time in Eliseo Tiii.
The bare action fits into the action no problem but there are some fitment issues with the other bits.
The bolt handle does not lift as high as the centerfire and needed a little a relief cut in the action sleeve. Mine is over cut, it only needs about 1/4" clearance.
Next the magwell, which attaches to the reciever needs the attachment tab cut down to clear the action sleeve and needed 2 little wings cut down just a bit.
Then I cut the bolt stop closer to flush with the reciever because the hole for the bolt stop pin is further forward than the t3. That way i can leave the bolt stop in. Because I cut through the spring cup bottom, I replaced the spring with a piece of rubber.
I also shaved down the sides of the magazine just a touch so the mags slide in the eliseo magwell without dragging.
I have not gotten it to the range but function wise it works now. Now I can practice inside with my competition rifle and use my barnard trigger with it even. Fingers crossed the thing shoots worth a dang.
I like your custom grip. Looks like something I would do!


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Wesley A. "Wes" Ramsey (ur. 6 października 1977 w Louisville) – amerykański aktor telewizyjny i filmowy.

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Urodził się w Louisville w stanie Kentucky jako syn Billa i Lindy Ramseyów. Wychowywał się z dwoma braćmi – Warrenem i Williamem. Pasję do aktorstwa ujawnił w wieku 12 lat. Po siedmiu latach spędzonych na scenie w Walden Theatre w Louisville, w 1996 roku został przyjęty do prestiżowej Juilliard School of Drama w Nowym Jorku. Podczas studiów aż do ukończenia w 2000 roku występował jako członka Group 29 z Moreną Baccarin i Glennem Howertonem.

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Po 10-letnim doświadczeniu na scenie, trafił na szklany ekran jako Sam Spencer w operze mydlanej CBS Guiding Light (2000-2002). Zadebiutował na dużym ekranie jako Christian Markelli, chłopak partii WEHO w niezależnym filmie Latter Days (2003) o miłości, wierze i odkupieniu. Wystąpił gościnnie w serialu CBS CSI: Kryminalne zagadki Miami (2003, 2009-2012) i sitcomie Luis (2003) jako artysta Greg z Luisem Guzmánem, a wkrótce w serialu Czarodziejki (2003-2006) jako Wyatt Halliwell, starszy syn Piper (Holly Marie Combs) i Leo (Brian Krause), starszy brat Chrisa (Drew Fuller).

Wybrana filmografia

Filmy fabularne
 2001: Way Off Broadway
 2003: Latter Days jako Christian Markelli
 2005: Cavatina
 2005: Slippery Slope jako Martin Breedlove
 2005: Bitter Sweet jako Conrad
 2006: L.A. Dicks jako pracownik studia
 2006: Skradziony notes (Bickford Shmeckler's Cool Ideas) jako Rob, facet wymykający się
 2007: Reign of the Gargoyles (TV) jako Will
 2007: Gość Draculi (Bram Stoker's Dracula's Guest) jako Bram Stoker
 2007: Brotherhood of Blood jako Fork
 2008: Dark Honeymoon jako Jay

Seriale TV
 2000-2002: Guiding Light (The Guiding Light) jako Sam Spencer
 2003: Luis jako Greg
 2003: CSI: Kryminalne zagadki Miami (CSI: Miami) jako Kip Martin
 2003-2006: Czarodziejki (Charmed) jako Wyatt Halliwell
 2009: Dni naszego życia (Days of Our Lives) jako Owen Kent
 2009: Herosi (Heroes) jako Roy
 2009-2012: CSI: Kryminalne zagadki Miami (CSI: Miami) jako Dave Benton
 2010: Dr House jako Miles
 2010: The Event: Zdarzenie jako Greg Kevin
 2013: Chirurdzy (Grey's Anatomy) jako Jimmy McAdams
 2013: Mentalista (The Mentalist) jako Charlie
 2013: Castle jako Johny Henson
 2014: Słodkie kłamstewka (Pretty Little Liars) jako Jesse Lindahl
 2014: Stalker jako Jason Walker

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"Something goes to the DMP, something goes to the DSP, something goes to the exchange, something goes to the SSP," said Linda Worp, a product manager at Ster, describing the way programmatic ads typically pay out. (Those initialisms: data management platform, demand-side platform, and supply-side platform.) "Then, after all those parts, the publisher comes around." Because the contextual ad server doesn't rely on tracking, however, it renders the thicket of middlemen largely obsolete; the money goes straight from advertiser to publisher, minus a small fee to the company that runs the ad server.
The experience of NPO is perhaps the strongest counter-example to some of the biggest claims made in defense of targeted advertising based on tracking users online. Microtargeting is supposed to help advertisers reach the right people, but advertisers converted more new customers using the contextual approach. It's supposed to help publishers make money, but NPO is making a lot more money since it abandoned cookies. It's supposed to give users ads that they would prefer to see, but NPO's users overwhelmingly declined to trade relevance for surveillance. Of course, we're still talking about one case, but it raises the question whether anyone besides ad tech companies benefits from the status quo.
This doesn't mean that American publishers could abandon microtargeting en masse right now and start raking in more money, however. The European market has more stringent privacy laws, and with more users opting out of tracking, there's more demand for advertising platforms that don't rely on it. According to van Bentheim, part of NPO's rapid success came from the fact that advertisers saw the privacy writing on the wall and were eager to find out if a non-targeting ad platform could deliver results. In the US, by contrast, which lacks a national privacy law, there's still very little impediment to advertising that relies on extensive surveillance.
"It would be difficult for a lot of publications in the United States to have the same experience, in exactly the same way, that NPO did at this moment because the nature of the marketplace is that, essentially, money flows to the most invasive option," said Aram Zucker-Scharff, the ad engineering director for The Washington Post's research, experimentation, and development team. "If you want to target users, you want the most precise level of user targeting."
One of the key reasons why journalism has experienced a decade of brutal layoffs and bankruptcies is that its financial foundation—advertising—has been diverted toward companies that specialize in using data to track people online. According to a 2019 report from eMarketer, Facebook, Google, and Amazon account for nearly 70 percent of US digital ad revenue.
That leaves publishers fighting over the remaining piece of the pie. "If one publisher decides to turn [tracking] all off, and another publisher decides to leave it all on, and they're not restricted by GDPR the same way that publishers in the Netherlands are, then the results are going to be different," said Zucker-Scharff.
The US might not be on Europe's level yet, but if you squint, you can see signs pointing in a similar direction: rising demand for privacy from users and lawmakers, the growing use of privacy tools that block ads and trackers, Google's looming phase-out of third party cookies—these all could presage a shift toward something that looks more like the Dutch broadcaster model.
"We're going to have a more private internet. It's either going to be through tech, or regulation, or through users making choices with what they download or the extensions they use or how they interact with publishers through subscriptions or other mechanisms," said Zucker-Scharff. "I think that contextual is fundamentally the future of web advertising, and what they're doing at NPO is pretty much what every publisher's going to end up having to do."
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Investors always look for the perfect formula that would enable them to purchase the best stocks at bargain prices, which would provide large capital gains over time and an increasing stream of dividend gains. One could line up one or several indicators in order to reach a buy decision. Selling a stock however, is what could ultimately determine whether you succeed or fail in the long run.
As a buy and hold dividend investor, I try to pick stocks that trade at reasonable levels, and then dollar cost average my way into the position. My holding period is forever, as long as certain prerequisites are met. I don't set target prices at which to exit, as most often than not the market is either going to blast through this level and never look back. Furthermore setting target prices at which to sell at would imply that I know when to sell high and that this "high" price will not be reached again the foreseeable future.
There are three conditions that could make me sell the stock I am holding.
- Company slashes or eliminates its dividend.
- Company is overvalued relative to future growth prospects and current yield.
I will focus my attention on selling when a stock that I own cuts or suspends its dividends. One of the main reasons why I would enter into a dividend stock is because I believe that the dividend would be increased over time, bringing my yield on cost upward to a comfortable double digit level. If a company maintains its dividend payment, without cutting it, I would still hold on to the stock. When the dividend is cut or suspended however, my goal of generating an increasing stream of dividend income is no longer valid. Thus, selling my whole position in this company is the best decision to make. Bank of America (BAC), Citigroup (C) and General Motors (GM) are three good examples that selling right after a dividend cut is a good strategy.
Next week I will discuss why I disagree with the notion that selling after a dividend cut is an example of buy high sell low.
Some investors believe that holding overvalued dividend stocks represents a lost opportunity cost. However, an overvalued dividend stock with rising earnings and dividends can remain overvalued, and investors who sit tight would reap the big rewards.
What is opportunity cost if you thus sold Coca-Cola (KO) in 1991 or on 1995 and purchased Enron stock with the proceeds? Coca-Cola traded at a P/E exceeding 30 at the high points in both years. However, selling at the high in 1991 of $10 would have been a mistake. In addition, selling at the high of 1995 of $20 might have been a mistake also. The reason why it was a mistake was because the company managed to boost earnings rapidly during the period. Only after it went through a rough patch between 1998 - 2002, did stock prices stall.
Many other quality companies were getting overvalued at the time, which made uncovering quality stocks trading at fair prices difficult. I went through the old stock manuals, and most of the companies that looked attractive in the 1996- 1998 period were financials like Bank of America (BAC), and big oil such as Chevron (CVX) and Exxon (XOM).
To paraphrase Buffett, an individual investor would likely get 20 truly exceptional ideas over their lifetime. If you identified Coca-Cola (KO) as a great company in 1989, but either never acted on it or didn't allow the business the chance to show you improving fundamentals after you bought shares, you would have lost one of your chances in life. Luckily, you always get a second chance, or in Buffett's theory 19 more to go.
That being said, there is a nuanced approach to dividend growth investing that lets you keep options open. It's the common sense approach that sometimes for whatever reason you can sell companies. If Coca-Cola trades at 50 times earnings, it might be due for a correction if growth expectations are reduced to even a modest 10% increase in earnings. If other quality companies also trade at a P/E of 40-50, the wise thing might still be to hold on to Coca-Cola. However, if one can find hidden dividend gems that are not only cheaper, but in the buy zone then a replacement might be in store.
I generally try to be a buy and hold investor, with regular monitoring, whose holding period is usually forever. However, from time to time I tend to sell positions in companies which do not make sense. For example, I sold Con Edison (ED) in 2012 and replaced it with Oneok Partners (OKS). I also sold Universal (UVV) and Cincinnati Financial (CINF) and purchased Phillips Morris International (PM) and five Canadian banks in 2013. Most recently I sold Universal Healthcare Investors Realty Trust (UHT) and purchased Digital Realty (DLR) and Omega Healthcare (OHI).
I essentially replaced lower growth companies with higher growth stocks that also had equivalent, if not higher yields at the time of replacement. However, the danger of this exercise is in getting carried away. If all you do is sell lower yielding but higher growth stocks for higher yielding stocks, this could increase risk in portfolios. Investors who purchased a higher yield stock might have taken on more risk, and actually worsened their investment situation. The risk is in terms of diversification, and not playing to different scenarios. For example, why own Chevron (CVX) when you can own Kinder Morgan Partners (KMP). Both are perfectly great companies to own, but I would be much safer owning both rather than just one of them.
When I replaced companies, the first issue I had was that growth was very low and that the price had risen to unsustainable levels relative to similar assets. At the rate of growth of Con Edison (ED), it would have taken me 72 years for my distributions to double. When the yield went from 6% to 4%, I decided to sell and purchase ONEOK (OKS), which yielded 4.50% and grew distributions above the rate of inflation. As a result, my dividend income increased by 10%, simply by making the switch. Whether ONEOK actually does better than Con Edison, is yet to be seen. However, even if it performs just as well as Con Edison, I would have been worse off, because I had to pay capital gains taxes on the switch. If you compound those issues over time, this could be a serious detractor from long-term performance.
Currently, I own a position in Brown-Forman (BF-B). There is a quality of earnings, driven by the diverse products that generate strong demand in the US and internationally. The company seems to be doing a good job of growing the business, and rewarding shareholders with high dividends in the process. I believe that ten years from now, Brown-Forman would have at minimum doubled earnings per share. As a result, if it earns $6/share in 10 years, and trades at a P/E of 20, I would generate a good return on investment. The return would be good because I would receive a rising stream of dividends, which typically increase anywhere between 7% - 9%, which I can then use to purchase shares in other companies.
Currently, I do not see companies that are similar to Brown-Forman, which are fairly valued. As a result, I would have to buy a company that is in another industry. A few like International Business Machines (IBM) and Wells Fargo (WFC) come to mind. Both companies have much lower P/E ratios in comparison to Brown-Forman, and they also have higher yields. Comparing P/E ratios between companies from different sectors is similar to an apples to oranges example. For example, oil majors such as Chevron (CVX) or Exxon Mobil (XOM) usually trade at low P/E ratios. The question is, would replacing Brown-Forman with another company affect the risk profile of my portfolio negatively, and would a prudent business owner sell their stake simply because the value of their business is quoted higher?
My options include simply holding on to Brown-Forman (BF.B), and reinvesting dividends in other attractively valued opportunities. My second option includes selling and purchasing a company that is cheaper, such as International Business Machines (IBM) or Wells Fargo (WFC). The main concern is that I want to maximize return for the next 20 – 30 years. If I purchased IBM today, but it fails to increase earnings, while Brown-Forman continues its slow and steady growth, I would be kicking myself in 20 years. If I sold my position in Brown-Forman, I would also have to pay a capital gains tax, as my cost is $39.98/share. If I sold at $72/share, this would be equivalent to receiving $67/share after-tax. Given the fact that I like the company's prospects, I will hold on for now but would closely monitor it if it goes above $80/share.
Unless your income stocks trade at ridiculous valuations such as 30 – 40 times earnings, it might be simply fine to hold on to them. Unfortunately, every situation is different. This is why a black and white approach is dangerous, while a more nuanced and selective approach is superior.
I tend to post anywhere between three to four articles to my site every week. I usually try to write at least one or two articles that contain timeless information concerning dividend investing. This could include information about my strategy, or other pieces of information, which could be useful to dividend investors.
To Buy or Not To Buy Are We Heading Towards a Market Correction?
With the market hitting fresh 17 month highs, investors have to look hard in order to find attractively valued opportunities. Plenty of stocks such as Aflac (AFL), Emerson Electric (EMR), 3M (MMM) and Realty Income (O) ,which in early 2009 rewarded enterprising dividend investors with their highest yields in a decade, are now yielding much less. Many stocks are also trading at rich valuations, which suggests that investors these days are willing to pay a premium for future growth.
The rapid increase in prices since March 2009 lows has many dividend investors wondering whether they should lock in some or all of their gains today. Investors who were able to purchase stocks in 2008 and 2009 might be sitting at gains, which seem equal to the dividend payments they could expect from a stock for several years to come. The issue with this thinking is that dividends typically increase over time on average while cash in the bank typically loses its purchasing power over time. As a result the investor who takes profits today might lose on any increases in dividends as well as on any future price gains. They would also have to find a decent vehicle to park their cash, which is getting harder and harder to find these days.
Because of the reasons stated above I would not consider selling even if my position went up 1000%. It would not be a wise idea to sell a stock which was purchased as a long term holding and its business hasn't changed much. What is important is that the original yield on cost that has been locked with the purchase in 2008 or 2009 is there to stay, as long as the dividend is at least maintained. I would only consider selling when the dividend is cut. If a stock you purchased had a current yield of 8%, your yield on cost of is 8%. The nice part about this is that you keep receiving 8% on your original cost as long as the dividend is maintained. Then it doesn't really matter if the stock is currently yielding 1% or 2% - you still earn 8% on your cost. If the dividend payment is increased then your yield on cost rises as well. Companies like Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) or Abbott Labs (ABT) for example have low current yields of 3%, but their growing dividend payments produce substantial yields on cost over time.
If you were thinking of selling a stock which generates great yield on cost, you should remember that currently the market is overvalued. But the market could keep getting overvalued for a far longer period than you or I could remain sane. Retirees need income, and in the current low interest environment dividend stocks seem to be the perfect vehicle for an inflation adjusted source of income in retirement.
Back in the late 1980s Procter & Gamble (PG) yielded less than 3% for the first time in decades, which was much lower than the 4% average yield that investors received in the mid 1980s. In early 1991 the stock traded at 10.50, yielded 2.40%, and paid 6.25 cents/quarter. Although bonds yielded at least three times what P&G yielded at the time, they couldn't provide rising income payments and the possibility for high capital gains as well. By early 1994 Procter & Gamble stock increased to $14, after a 2 to 1 stock split, paid 8.25 cents/quarter and yielded 2.20%. In early 1999 Procter & Gamble traded at $46.50 and had split 2:1 in 1997. The company paid out 14.25 cents/share but yielded only 1.30%. The yield on cost for the early 1991 investor was a more comfortable 5.50%. Fast forward to 2010 and Procter & Gamble is trading close to $64 and yielding 2.80%. The yield on cost on the original 1991 purchase is 16.80%. This example goes on to show that selling Procter & Gamble (PG) when it became overvalued, was not a very good idea, because the company kept generating higher earnings and kept increasing its dividend payment. While investors could have found other stocks to reinvest Procter & Gamble (PG) dividends or allocate any new cash, they would have been well off simply holding on to Procter & Gamble (PG) and other dividend raisers despite them being overvalued for extended periods of time.
Right now Procter & Gamble (PG) looks like it could again stay below 3% for the foreseeable future. This time I am planning on adding to my position around $59 ,even though it is not exactly trading at a 3% yield.
Note to Readers: This article was originally published on March 24, 2010. The basic ideas behind it however are still valid, three years later.
- Is now the time to sell your dividend stocks?
Income portfolio diversification is important in order to maintain dependability to your dividend checks when the proverbial bad apple cuts or eliminates distributions. When a whole sector turns out to include an above average concentration of bad apples, which was the case with financials between 2007 and 2009, investors that had allocations to other sectors should have been able to maintain the level of their distributions consistent. They could have easily replaced any dividend cutters or eliminators into other promising and extremely undervalued dividend paying securities.
Diversification protects investors against certain risks. At some point however, no matter how many quality dividend growth stocks one holds in their income portfolio, they would not be properly positioned against other risks. One of the biggest risks that an economy can experience is the risk of deflation. Deflation is bad for corporate profits, and therefore is bad for dividend payments. The only assets that can maintain the level of income during a deflationary environment are Treasury Bonds.
In a previous article, I outlined the idea that dividend growth investors should have at least a 25% allocation to fixed income at the time of their retirement. I mentioned how an investor can simply use the proceeds from their income portfolio for the five years prior to retirement, in order to build this fixed income cushion. However, with interest rates near all-time lows, purchasing US Treasuries today seems like a recipe for disaster for those starting today. The most that investors in treasury bonds today can expect is a 2% - 3% annual return for the next ten, twenty, thirty years. This is barely enough to keep up with historical rates of inflation however. Some high quality stocks like McDonald's at 3.10% (MCD), Johnson & Johnson at 3% (JNJ) and Phillip Morris International at 3.70% (PM) yield much more than US treasuries today. In addition, their distributions are much more likely to increase over the next 20 - 30 years. The investor who started purchasing bonds two or three years ago however could have seen better rates in the 4% – 5% range for Treasuries and Agencies.
Risk is that we get deflation over the next decade, which can hurt corporate profitability. As governments around the world have been pumping out liquidity for almost five years now, it is difficult to forecast any other scenario than rampant inflation over the next five to ten years. However, the fears of rampant inflation have been going on over the past five years, and yet these might be over-hyped. Japan has had record low interest rates for almost 20 years, coupled with poor stock market returns. The country has been taking on debt to prop up local demand, without really resulting in anything other than deflation. Investors in Japanese bonds did much better than investors in stocks or real estate over the past twenty years.
During the Great Depression, plenty of companies cut dividends as their revenues and net incomes were hurt by the contraction in demand for their products and services. Losses in nominal dividend income ranged anywhere between 50% for the S&P 500 to 75% for the companies in the Dow Jones Industrial index. Investors in US Treasuries however managed to receive a stable stream of income.
I did my first investment in US Treasuries in 2010, but the rising prices made me sell for hefty profits. Since then, my allocation to fixed income has decreased to approximately 3%, and continues dropping as I allocate new funds exclusively to dividend stocks. I preferred to purchase individual bonds, rather than bond funds, and then ladder them by maturity. I am not a fan of corporate bonds, because I believe that I am not properly compensated for the risk of default due to a soft economy. As a result I am much better off in the company stock than the bond. I am not a big fan of bond funds, because I have no guarantee that they would be holding bonds to maturity. In a rising interest rate environment, bond funds that sell existing low yielding bonds and purchase higher yielding new bonds in order to maintain their maturities could end up losing money for investors. If I hold my bonds to maturity, at least I will get my principle back, albeit with a lower purchasing power. I also avoid municipal bonds, because they have a risk of default.
As I near the five year bond accumulation period prior to the potential financial independence point, I am not seeing much value in Treasuries today. That leaves my portfolio wildly exposed to the risk of deflation. I might end up simply laddering bonds and concentrate on US Agencies like Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac with duration that is less than 10 years. However, I highly doubt that a 25% allocation to fixed income makes sense in the current environment. The most I see putting is probably two years' worth of expenses in short-term laddered fixed income securities with an average maturity of five years. That could work to anywhere between 6% - 8% of my total portfolio.


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5 Game Composers for After the Adventure Ends
Posted by Bryant Francis on October 19, 2015
The Zelda Symphony of the Goddess recently performed on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, continuing the geeky late-night host's ever diversifying slate of musical guests. If you live near a major city, you may have even seen the Zelda Symphony Orchestra or other game performances like Video Games Live, which celebrate the classic tunes of gaming. But game music is obviously way bigger and way more diverse than just the classic tunes we know and love. If you're looking for some incredible music to power you through the day, get you through a run, or accompany you during a night gazing under the stars, here are some of our favorites.
Big Giant Circles
A chiptune artist who was putting out classic gaming-inspired tracks before working in games himself, Jimmy Hinson, aka Big Giant Circles, has worked on everything from Mass Effect 2 to indie games like There Came an Echo and Threes!, stretching his limbs from 8-bit arrangements to fast-paced electronic scores meant to accompany you to the furthest ends of the galaxy. It's easy to recommend any of his albums, but one of our favorites remain his Mass Effect-inspired compilation Legacy, a set of unused tracks from Mass Effect 2 that flow neatly alongside the game's already standout soundtrack, but also give their own sense of loneliness, wonder, and terror inspired by the game but speaking to something more. A good album to put on in the background while running your tabletop space marine RPG.
Winifred Phillips
Image via the Assassin's Creed Wiki
Winifred Phillips has rocked your world with the thunderous Greek anger of the God of War soundtracks and shaped your imagination with the music of the LittleBigPlanet series. But if you want an incredible sampling of her talent, take a listen to her work on the Assassin's Creed III: Liberation soundtrack. Like all the Assassin's Creed games, her work draws influences from the spirit of the times to create a unique sound worthy of the game's heroic Assassin. Thanks to Phillips, Liberation's Aveline gets a wonderfully flowing score that encapsulates the double life she walks as a child of both the corrupt high society of slaveowners and the slaves fighting for freedom in 18th century America.
BAFTA-nominated composer Jessica Curry's work on Everybody's Gone to the Rapture encompassed the creation of the game's incredible score, as well as running the studio, The Chinese Room. The results, in case you weren't aware, definitely wowed us. Tracking the story of an Apocalypse-in-progress in a small British village, Everybody's Gone to the Rapture is only bolstered by a haunting score paced meticulously to match its scenes of loss and loneliness. A must for long hours curled up with mysterious books while the rain patters at your windows.
(A brief note, Curry recently posted that she is stepping back from her duties at The Chinese Room, and while she may be helping with other projects, she intends to work on music projects with poet laureate Carol Ann Duffy. Be sure to follow her work both in and out of games for more wonderful music of the same origins!)
Finishing Move Inc.
When Finishing Move Inc. nails it, they nail it. Storming out of the gates with their work on Massive Chalice and some Halo projects earlier this summer, Brian Lee White and Brian Trifon define the possibilities of the modern video game score by creating bombastic, battle-ready sounds that accompany all kinds of dynamic scenarios from the placid, to the patient, to the anxious, to the intense. If you haven't played Massive Chalice yet, you can take a listen to what they've put up on Soundcloud, and know with certainty that the sounds you hear here speak excellently towards the experience you'll have in the game.
Michiru Yamane
Michiru Yamane's name has definitely popped up in your classic games playlist before as the composer for Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. Yamane hasn't just defined the Castlevania sound, she's guided it over multiple iterations, to the point that she's joined up with the Castlevania spiritual successor Bloodstained to recreate that classic, sides-scrolling exploration sensation filled with ghostly cries into the night and pounding organs. It's a Gothic-with-a-capital-G sound that's perfect for the vampire in us all, and with contributions to projects like Skullgirls, she's shown a sharp ability to capture the imagination of gamers outside the world of Castlevania as well.
Featured Image via Big Giant Circles
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The White House was built in 1792 but has only been using electricity for just over a century. Electricity was first put into the White House by the Edisosn Company on September 14, 1891 during Benjamin Harrison's presidency. According to the White House Historical Association, wires were plastered over in the walls and round switches were installed for turning the current on and off. With little known about electricity at the time, President Harrison and his wife were too afraid of shock to go near the switches.
Things became a little more advanced with the addition of new electric appliances during the 1920s. Electric vacuums were used to clean the carpets at the White House for the first time in 1922, and an electric refrigerator was installed in the White House during Calvin Coolidge's presidency in 1926.
During Franklin D. Roosevelt's presidency, air conditioning was added to the private quarters of the White House in 1933, although he rarely used it in the Oval Office, opting to wear short sleeves.
From 1948 to 1952 the White House went through a major renovation that included electrical. This happened with the Truman administration and often referred to as the Truman Reconstruction. President Truman and his family and staff were relocated across the street This renovation is mainly how we know the White House as it is today.
President Lyndon B. Johnson earned the nickname "Light Bulb" Johnson for his practice of turning out the lights in unused rooms in the White House every night to save taxpayer money on the electric bill.
It was President Jimmy Carter who took a green turn in the White House by adding solar panels to the roof of the West Wing to heat the water supply in 1979. However, those panels were removed in 1986 during a roof repair. It was in 1993 when the Clinton Administration came up with "Greening the White House" project. Energy efficient windows were installed in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, a new HVAC system was installed and incadescent bulbs were replaced with CFLs. In 2003, President George W. Bush continued the green effect by adding the first solar electric system to the White House. In 2008, the traditional 100 year old portico lantern outside the White House was fitted with LED lights. Lastly, in 2014 during the Obama Administration, solar panels were placed on the main roof of the White House providing 6.3 kilowatts of solar power.


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The 2000 season was the New Orleans Saints' 34th in the National Football League and their 25th playing home games at the Louisiana Superdome. The Saints were looking to improve on their 3–13 finish from a year earlier under new head coach Jim Haslett. Not only did the Saints do so, but they finished with a 10–6 record to win the NFC West and advanced to the playoffs for the first time since 1992. They also won their first ever playoff game in franchise history by defeating the defending Super Bowl champion St. Louis Rams in the Wild Card round. The Saints went no further, though, as they lost to the Minnesota Vikings in the next round.

This was the only time the Saints made the playoffs under Haslett. For the next four seasons, the Saints fell out of contention. They would not return to the playoffs until 2006.

New wide receiver Joe Horn quickly emerged as a star, catching 94 passes for 1,340 and 9 touchdowns, and he was selected to the Pro Bowl after the season.

It was the only season in which the Saints defeated the Rams in the playoffs, as they were defeated by them in the NFC Championship 18 years afterward.

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NFL Draft

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Jim Haslett, AP Coach of the Year,
Jim Haslett, College and Pro Football Newsweekly Coach of the Year,
Jim Haslett, Football Digest Coach of the Year,
Jim Haslett, Football News Coach of the Year,
Jim Haslett, Pro Football Writers Association Coach of the Year,
Jim Haslett, Sports Illustrated Coach of the Year
Jim Haslett, USA Today NFC Coach of the Year,

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 Ricky Williams, 1st 1000 rushing yards season

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Dr. Steve Little selected to participate in NAE's 2012 U.S. Frontiers of Engineering Symposium
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News Release from the National Academy of Engineering
WASHINGTON (June 21, 2012) ... Steven R. Little, PhD was among 78 of the nation's brightest young engineers selected to take part in the National Academy of Engineering's (NAE) 18th annual U.S. Frontiers of Engineering symposium. Dr. Little is Associate Professor, Bicentennial Alumni Faculty Fellow and Chair of the Department of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering in the University of Pittsburgh's Swanson School of Engineering.
The symposium will be held on Sept. 13-15, 2012, at the General Motors Technical Center in Warren, Mich., and will examine serious games, vehicle electrification, climate engineering, and engineering materials for the biological interface. Alan I. Taub, retired vice president of General Motors global research and development, will be a featured speaker at the symposium.
Engineers ages 30 to 45 who are performing exceptional engineering research and technical work in a variety of disciplines will come together for the 2 1/2 day event. The participants -- from industry, academia, and government -- were nominated by fellow engineers or organizations and chosen from approximately 300 applicants.
"Our nation's health, quality of life, and security will depend on the engineering achievements of the 21st century," said NAE President Charles M. Vest. "The Frontiers of Engineering program gives young engineering pioneers the opportunity to collaborate and share approaches across fields. We believe those interactions will generate new ideas for improving the future."
Sponsors for the 2012 U.S. Frontiers of Engineering are General Motors, the Grainger Foundation, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, National Science Foundation, Microsoft Research, and Cummins Inc.
The mission of NAE is to advance the well-being of the nation by promoting a vibrant engineering profession and by marshalling the expertise and insights of eminent engineers to provide independent advice to the federal government on matters involving engineering and technology. The NAE is part of the National Academies (along with the National Academy of Sciences, the Institute of Medicine, and the National Research Council), an independent, nonprofit organization chartered by Congress to provide objective analysis and advice to the nation on matters of science and technology.


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Šanac (en serbe cyrillique : ) est un village de Serbie situé sur le territoire de la Ville de Kruševac, district de Rasina. Au recensement de 2011, il comptait 974 habitants.

En serbe, le nom de Šanac signifie « la douve ».

Le village est situé sur la rive gauche de la Zapadna Morava.

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 Localités de Serbie
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