Linguistic Approaches to Bilingualism 7(2): 230-264.
AbstractAlthough monolingual children do not generally calculate the upper-bounded scalar implicature (SI) associated with 'some' without additional support, monolingual Spanish-speaking children have been reported to do so with algunos ('some'), and further distinguish algunos from unos. Given documented cross-linguistic influence in interface phenomena in bilinguals, we asked whether young Spanish-English bilinguals calculate SIs with algunos, or if there is an effect of acquiring languages with overlapping but diverging lexical entries. Two experiments reveal that not only do bilinguals inconsistently calculate SIs, Spanish monolinguals do not always either. In Experiment 1, bilinguals did not calculate the SI associated with algunos. However, in Experiment 2, which calls upon their awareness of speaker-hearer dynamics, they did. This research highlights the challenges arising from interpreting linguistic phenomena where lexical, semantic, and pragmatic information intersect, and is a call for further investigation with bilinguals in a rapidly growing area where bilingual research is lacking.


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No two brides are the same and a growing number are choosing nonconventional engagement rings – throwing caution to the wind and becoming engaged with emeralds, blue sapphires and garnets instead.
Gemstone engagement rings, along with brilliant moissanite beauties are replacing solitaire diamond rings on local streets and runways throughout the world. Halle Berry is flaunting a custom-made emerald engagement ring. Actress Olivia Wild chose a diamond center stone accented by stunning emeralds. And who can forget Lady Di with her halo diamond and sapphire stunner?
Perhaps the most unconventional bridal band of all is the one tattooed on the soon-to be- brides ring finger, matched by her husband's tattooed wedding band. These non-conformist symbols of love are reflective of the freedoms that newly engaged couples are embracing, choosing to jump out of airplanes exchanging their vows and going to into the depths of the ocean to tie the knot.
There's no right or wrong, there is no set protocol for getting engaged and married. After all being in love doesn't mean you have to say you're sorry for being different.


John Brewer doesn't like writing long-form sales copy.
But he's making huge progress on achieving the writer's life … and has done so in just two years.
Peek at this interview AWAI did with John a short time back to learn what it is.
AWAI: How long have you been freelancing?
John: As a copywriter, about two years now.
What did you learn in your previous employment that has helped you achieve success as a copywriter?
As a builder in New Zealand, and then later in Australia, I learned about peoples' needs and wants.
I came to realize early in business that it is all about the customer. It's all about what the client wants. People don't care about you. They just want to know how you can help them solve their problems.
From the age of 20, I had my own business as a builder. This has enabled me to handle the business side of my copywriting. And this is key: As a writer, you are running a business. You can be the best copywriter in the world, but if no one knows about you, how can you earn a decent income?
My previous business taught me how to market myself. I also wrote a flyer for my building business many years ago which was a huge success. I still meet people today who have kept this flyer, much to my amusement. I always asked my clients about themselves, their families, and interests, which built rapport. I use the same tactics with copywriting prospects and clients.
What drew you to B2B copywriting?
I enjoy LinkedIn for its business tips and information. Suddenly, I realized that here was where most businesses hang out. I just had to figure out how to use it to attract clients to my copywriting venture. So B2B was a natural choice.
What made you start promoting yourself on LinkedIn?
I had tried marketing myself through different ways. Yet nothing seemed to work for me. I kept being knocked down.
But with sheer determination, I dragged myself back up and tried something different. I think this is where most people give up and quit.
Then I had a brain wave. I woke up in the middle of the night with an amazing plan. I would write useful articles and post them on LinkedIn. If I wrote every day, it would improve my writing skills and attract prospects for my copywriting business.
How has that helped you grow your copywriting business?
IT WORKED! My plan worked out great. It took a while to get the wheels turning and to attract an audience, but it kept getting better.
The other best part is that the opportunity is unlimited. There are over 400 million potential business clients on LinkedIn.
What's one thing about you no one knows?
I'm nervous dealing with people. No one knows this but my wife. I put on a confident face, but underneath it all, I'm always worried about upsetting people because I'm outspoken.
Sounds like John found a way to build a copywriting business that's perfect for his personality and interests. We certainly wish him continued success!
Does writing Business-to-Business copy sound like an interesting path to the writer's life for you? Comment below to let us know.
And be sure to come back tomorrow to find out more about building a copywriting business without needing to write long-form sales copy.
This is brilliant! The only thing it doesn't mention is how the articles are kept short. After all, the title is about how to avoid writing long copy.
Hello yes it do i have been writing alot some time i i dont becuze i have five children but i love writting i been writting since i was very young sometimes i like to write than talk experience myself with no yelling and getting loud recently ive been writing more than ever because im going through seperation but i dont know how to set up where to begin i feel not only will my writing help some one but its a testimony to others and my wriiting is not just a page or a chapter but my life .
I loved this article. And appreciate John's approach In working with clients. I haven't transition to the writers life yet (still working the 9-5).
My primary comment is about the transition in the P.S.
I know the offer is approaching. But you smoothly move through it every time.
The lesson I pulled from this article - linkage. Each small sentence linked artfully from John's experience to the companion series.
Thank you for this letter of encouragement. I toyed with the idea of increasing my LinkedIn profile, but let other things get in the way. Time to move!
I'm another one who thinks B2B is the right fit! While working in education, I once wrote an Annual Report, and another time I wrote a brochure for a Bed & Breakfast. I LOVED it! I'd rather do shorter things than longer writing. I'm studying hard now to make my dreams come true!
Hi, Will, John Brewer peeked into my own copywriting journey so far. I, too, discovered B2B was a much better path for me. I've learned a lot from the AWAI Secrets of Writing High Performance B2B Copy. I recommend that course for those electing B2B over the longer sales letters. Way to go John! And Will!
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It's great having all you take the time to read and comment on this essay. Thank you.


Lee and Low is a children's book publisher that specializes in cultural diversity. And in its survey of diversity issues in U.S. publishing, the company has handed us a much-needed chance to discuss something healthily difficult: the issue of gender in the publishing workforce.
Lee and Low created and executed a large survey of publishing players in the States. The report tells us that the survey went to "1,524 reviewer employees and 11,713 publishing employees for a total of 13,237 surveys deployed." With a gratifying 25.8-percent response rate, the team has reason to feel good about how much input they received. I'll give you the very useful infographic here produced by the company. In addition, the results are set out in a slide presentation you can access here. And the report, itself, from Lee and Low is here, dated January 26: reactions have been coming in for about a week.
Lopsided, clearly, and most of us, sadly, are not surprised at these figures. In such campaign efforts as #weneeddiversebooks and myriad other consciousness-raising efforts, the failures of publishing to serve major sectors of the population adequately have been clear for some time. These are serious, pressing shortcomings and the more discussion about them, the better.
But what has captured the lead in so many conversations of the last week has been something we're much less good at discussing—and something quantified in the UK industry some time ago, but not as clearly in the States before now: the gender imbalance.
Last summer, I was routinely including an 80-percent figure in stories on diversity. That's roughly the percentage of UK publishing-house workers who are female. One of the most useful resulting discussions has been led there by the picture book author Jonathan Emmett, whose Cool Not Cute! campaign advocates more children's picture books that accurately reflect boy-typical tastes. Emmett has shown courage in leading this debate, going to great lengths to explain that in many cases the problems of children's editorial departments—all- or nearly-all-women—are partly because men don't step up more frequently and make children's literature part of their career paths in the UK.
What Lee and Low has given us, however, is the clearest picture so far of an overall industry heavily staffed by women in the US. These two largest, most influential markets, the UK and US, are each dominated by white women. And we even lack diversity in our percentages: it's an 80-percent dominance by women in the UK, Lee and Low see 78 percent in the US.
One interesting difference between the two big English-speaking markets is that in the UK, it's understood that men are more frequently found in executive positions in publishing, despite the overall dominance of women. In the States, Lee and Low's data seems to indicate that only "approximately 40 percent of executives and board members" are identified as male. On the face of it, at least, this is heartening.
But can you think of anything harder to talk about?
Is It Too Many Women? Or Too Few Men?
In writing this topic for some time, I've been in Emmett's position of working very hard to say that nobody in his or her right mind wants to advocate for fewer jobs for women. If anything, what we'd all like to be able to do is celebrate publishing as one of the rare industries that's not dominated by men.
After all, one of the best pieces at The Bookseller last year was my colleague Cathy Rentzenbrink's "On noticing", in which she discussed the ridiculously unfair ways in which she and other women authors can be perceived by the men around them.
Her piece was so good that I asked her to speak at our Author Day conference, alongside Emmett. There was a funny moment in which Rentzenbrink called out Emmett for bringing to light the imbalance of picture books for boys and girls: "You would find the one area that's a problem, wouldn't you, Jonathan?" she said, and the audience roared with them both in laughter.
We need that kind of humor (and humour) now.
Because we're actually looking at one of the most serious issues publishing faces, and in an era when so many of us are working so hard to try to reverse some of the effects of the stupid oppression of women by men for so long, it's really not very easy to say that there may be too many women in publishing.
Besides, what are we to do, start firing women? Certainly not! How good it is that we have such talent in our midst. We want every woman we have, just as we want ever female reader out there.
But maybe we need to apply deliberate efforts to finding and hiring men for vacant positions more frequently. Can we really be satisfied with the current scenario?
While Emmett's focus is on children's books, for example, I'm concerned that the business doesn't work harder to build adult male readership. Consumer statistics consistently show that books are bought and/or read more frequently by women than by men.
At a time when we need to build readership above all, how can publishing not make a specific bid for the attention of men and boys, whose reading habits, in general, lag those of women and girls?
In financial terms, how can publishing keep leaving so much "men's money" on the table?
Do we really want to live in a world in which guys aren't readers? This is one reason that Mark Zuckerberg's year of reading was significant: it sent a strong signal to other guys that reading is important.
How Can We Talk About This Productively?
I asked industry consultant Charlotte Abbott for her take on this. Abbott is leading a keynote panel discussion at Digital Book World in New York on March 9 on women in publishing. She's to be joined by Sourcebooks Publisher and CEO Dominique Raccah; NetGalley President Susan Ruszala; DeSilva+Philips' Joanna Stone Herman; and Penguin Random House Senior Director of Digital Development Katherine Tiernan.
Certainly, Abbott ably captures the positive element of the strong showing by women in the publishing workplace, telling me that "The Lee & Low survey on diversity in publishing confirms the reputation of the publishing industry as a female-friendly business, with many women in high-ranking positions across the industry, which has also historically lacked racial diversity.
She's right. The fact that publishing is "female-friendly" is something to be glad about. In light of her rightful comments about tech and finance as male-friendly, however, is publishing not potentially—and certainly unintentionally—subject to charges of reverse sexism?


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Wednesday | February 27th, 2019
Events Fundraising Down, But Recovering Slightly
Nonprofits in the "Peer-to-Peer Fundraising Thirty" raised more than $1.39 billion in 2018, down 2.7 percent or about $38.8 million compared to 2017, a year when gross revenue dropped by 6.7 percent. It's been a decade since the top 30 peaked at its high-water mark of $1.76 million raised.
"The forecast for peer-to-peer fundraising has been steadily improving — and we are hearing from many of our members that they're expecting to see strong results in 2019," Peer-to-Peer Professional Forum President David Hessekiel said via a press release announcing the results at its annual conference this week in New Orleans, La. "As Relay For Life stabilizes after a planned downsizing, and as other programs continue to grow, we're hopeful that we'll see positive numbers for the top 30 when we conduct next year's benchmark study," he said.
The 2018 Peer-to-Peer Fundraising Thirty is produced by the Rye, N.Y.-based Peer-to-Peer Professional Forum (P2P) and sponsored by Austin, Texas-based Charity Dynamics.
The largest event continues to be the American Cancer Society (ACS) Relay for Life, grossing $184.8 million. That event also continues to see the largest declines, down $45.2 million, almost 20 percent. Relay for Life events had grossed twice that revenue as recently as 2013, some $380 million.
Still, the campaign exceeded internal expectations, according to the Peer-to-Peer Professional Forum statement, as ACS focused on reducing the size and hosting fewer, more profitable events. The number of events was slashed by 30 percent, from 3,570 to 2,516.
Revenue per Relay For Life event increased by 12 percent and the number of participants per event increased by 12 percent, according to Maria Clark, senior vice president of volunteer events at ACS. Its Making Strides Against Breast Cancer saw an increase of 2.4 percent to $63.5 million.
The P2P release noted that the remaining 29 programs in the top 30 posted a collective increase of almost $6.4 million during 2018, or about 0.5 percent. Of the 30 campaigns, 14 reported increases, ranging from 2.4 percent to 24 percent. Among the 16 campaigns that reported declines, the waning ranged from 1.2 percent to 19.7 percent.
Peer-to-peer fundraising historically had been dominated by large national charities that host events in multiple cities but that's changing. The growth of social media and do-it-yourself fundraising has seen the rise in recent years of other nontraditional walking or running events during the past decade, such as St. Baldrick's Foundation (No. 16, $31.8 million, down 5.3 percent), Pelotonia (No. 17, $27.4 million, up 4.5 percent) and Movember (No. 26, $15.8 million, down 16 percent).
This new list includes the first appearance of Children's Miracle Network Hospitals' Extra Life campaign in the top 30. The 10-year-old video-game focused campaign increased revenue by 24 percent — the largest percentage increase in the top 30 — or $2.6 million, to $13.5 million.
"Children's Miracle Network Hospitals is among a new wave of nonprofits that are tailoring programs that speak to younger, more diverse audiences," Hessekiel said. "These organizations are showing that you can succeed in peer-to-peer using a number of different campaigns," he said.
Another fast-growing campaign was St. Jude Heroes, which grew by 22.8 percent to $25.5 million, up from 24th in 2017 to 21st last year.
Avon 39: The Walk to End Breast Cancer was the only campaign to fall out of the top 30. Started in 2003, it was discontinued after raising $34 million in 2017. At its peak, the walk raised $55 million in 2010.
The youngest event among the top 10 was The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's Light the Night Walk, which began in 1999, one of only two campaigns among the top 10 that began after 1993.
Alzheimer's Association garnered the 2018 P2P Fundraising Organization of the Year. The Chicago, Ill.-based charity's signature campaign, The Walk to End Alzheimer's, reported the largest increase in dollars raised, $7.9 million, up 8.8 percent from 2017 to a total $96.9 million last year.
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During our end of term celebration, 4AP were nominated by staff throughout the school for ALWAYS being responsible, respectful and ready to learn. Consequently, we thoroughly enjoyed an extra playtime on Friday afternoon (we especially liked beating Miss Peyser in EVERY game).
Congratulations to this week's hot chocolate club children!
Here are the children who celebrated their achievements in this week's hot chocolate club!
Here are this week's children who have impressed their teacher!
Here is this week's group of hard-working children who were selected by their teacher to enjoy hot chocolate on Friday afternoon!
Our winner this week has consistently shown others how to demonstrate the school rules, in particular 'being ready to learn'. Mrs Proud was very proud!


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I have just come back from the cinema which advertised a new movie Shrek 2. It turned out that the publishers had muddled up the movie dates. What I eventually watched was Michael Moore's ' Fahrenheit 911' --- A controversial look at the Bush administration in America on September 11th 2001 and the business links between Bush and the Bin Larden families.
It was shown at The World Premiere in Cannes this year and went on to win the predacious Palme d'Or - whilst it struggled to find a distributor in America.
I am politically inept - but this film has caused me to think very hard at political reality.
The contents of this film was very disturbing. The most anti war film that I have ever had the honour to see. The English audience stood for 15 minuets clapping in ovation - this was a spontaneous reaction - very rare to see the English react like that. People also stood for a long time outside in the street talking with somewhat shocked faces.
I don't wanna touch the political aspects of all this, as debating politics is a never-ending thing and can get really ugly.
However, has anybody else noticed that anytime there is an opportunity to bash the President of the United States, whether he is Democrat or Republican, the opportunity is taken?
People love the drama and the slamming of our government, and quite frankly, I don't really get it. What if a movie were to be made about all the good things a president did? How much ya wanna bet nobody would go?
It's a can't win for losing position, and quite frankly, somebody couldn't pay me enough to take it.
Every day since I began voting at the age of 18, I've been grateful that somebody had the courage to assume the Presidency of the United States. And whether I agree with their percieved political agenda or not, I for one would never partake in the slamming of our government. In all reality and truth, it is by far the best on this globe, regardless of who holds the office and regardless of the political party in power. It always has been.
"In all reality and truth, it is by far the best on this globe, regardless of who holds the office and regardless of the political party in power. It always has been."
Do you condone torture, war, ecomomic oppression, racism, colonialism?
Where else in the world have you travelled?
Have you been to Australia, New Zealand, the UK, Scandinavia, Sweden, Norway, Germany, etc ...?
Have you studied world history?
Me thinketh you may have your rose colored glasses on - glasses manufactured by the US propaganda machine.
Constructive criticism of one's own country is a healthy thing - it can bring about change for the better. Had sufficient numbers of Germans criticized Adolf Hitler in the early years of the Nazi regime, maybe WWII may not have happened. Who can say that the same does not apply to Bush now? Don't think that it couldn't happen in America! In my humble opinion, it has already started.
PS - I'm an Australian living in Oz. I see our Prime Minister boot licking Bush in the vain hope that the US will come to our aid again as it did in WW2. In my view, the US always does what it thinks is in its own best interests - albeit somewhat myopically.
Anam Cara:
Thank you for your posting. I will view this movie with an open mind at the first opportunity.
Free - as I said I am politically inept. And yes I thank America for their support in WW2 - have stood in sadness and gratitude among thousands of your war dead at Omaha Beach. I have no intention to debate the issues of politics either. Bashing the government if they are wrong and corrupt is every citizens duty. Michael Moor is brave enough to do this among I imagine considerable risks associated with doing so. Freedom of speech - open minds is what makes any country worth fighting for - your young soldiers have there opportunity to say something in this film concerning how they see their roll in the killing fields of Iraq. Go see what is being said and consider issues of blind patriotism after. I am proud of how you defend your government. But tear it down if you see it driving in the wrong direction for the sake of all our sons.
sixfootblonde
Right behind you, free.
Amen girl.
Too easy to stand back among the faceless throng and pick apart the acts of those who stand, elected by the majority, to do the best they as human beings with their own failings, for us. Too easy to pull out isolated incidents and jeer and taunt. Just like the bullies in school who picked on others to hide their own insecurities....
I will always be proud to stand behind our flag. I will never forget the police, fire and EMS brothers and sisters of mine who died on 9/11 without a thought for self, doing what they lived for and were trained for...helping others. The unknown number of service personnel who've fallen in anonymous fields thru the years so that we have the right to say what we choose.
To each his own opinion. This is mine. "God bless America, land that I love." We are so blessed.
Right with you SFB.
Tez, been to more places than that. World travel, immersion in other cultures, is a favorite past time of mine, as has been and when given the time still is, the study of world history. Surprises you coming from an American mathematician, yes?
There is no country innocent of the topics you have brought up. The United States is the richest in the world economocally, and the richest in natural resources next only to Canada. Bugs, yes?
Anam, I will always stand by my government, whether I voted the members in or not. I vote. I speak. I write. In opposition, and in support. But always, Anam, with utmost respect. Without my government, I wouldn't live in the most sought after place on this globe. I wouldn't live the life that virtually all others who don't live here, envy and would buy with their lives. I'm lucky. I was born here. I know I'm lucky. That's not an arrogant statement, it is one that acknowledges my luck for which gratitude could never be enough. I'll never spit in the face of luck or the government that makes this possible.
Tear this government down? Never. Stand beside her? With my life.
I purposefully neglected a point for fear of it's potentially inflamatory under current. perhaps best to just get it out in the open. Tez, you state that America does what is in its best inerests. That's why I vote, Tez. That is what I want my government to do. I truly believe a government's main priority is to ensure the best inerests of its people.
America entered WW2 kuz it was in her best interests. Finally, she decided that isolationism carried too high a price. That's what it's all about Tez. The pricetag.
Many people abhor this fact. Capitalism. It is what makes this country so powerful, and it's people free.
With World Super Power status does come the moral obligation to care for and support others. We do that to the tune of billions. Just not on the scale that others think it should be- not on the scale where our own interests become a sacrifice.
Gotta love a well-spoken, well-educated woman who unabashedly stands behind her beliefs; moreover, can defend them eloquently.
SFB you're just too cool!
I'm glad you appreciate what was written, despite all the typos. Was late last night-
I think I made a really important break through today. I was in town and met up with an American friend of my sons. I took up with the issues of ' Fahrenheit 911'. I asked her "have you seen this film." I told her that it ended with the audience standing and clapping. "Oh dear" she said (forgetting everything else I had previously outlined) "That's very bad for America - things like that make people hate Americans" I looked at her shocked - because her blind patriotism had completely overshadowed much of what I was talking about. It suddenly struck me that she had no idea why we were clapping this documentary. We applauded as a tribute towards your country for having the balls to examine the possibility of a corrupt administration. Why have you grouped together now in a defensive mode? Just take time to look at what Michael Moor has put before you - stop waving your flag at everything and consider the evidence.
Excuse me? I've taken a defensive posture? I re-read my posts and don't quite see where I ever mentioned yet alone "defended" our current administration or any specific administration for that matter.
It appears as though YOU think our current administration is corrupt. My feelings and opinions have not been posted. It appears as though the right way to see things is your way. It seems you want me to criticize and attack our current administration. "Tear it down" as was previously posted.
Hollywood can do what it wants. That's the beauty of living here in the good old U-S of A. Hollywood producers and directors just love to hang all the dirty laundry out for all to see- with all the dramatization and special effects that draw the crowds- people love that. They rake in YOUR money and laugh all the way to the bank. think all that money is gonna go to change the government? Who in Hollywood lobbies and for what purpose? Think all that money is gonna go to help the poor and needy? War torn countries? Poverty stricken nations?
Ha. It goes to buy another vacation home in one of those countries that hates us but has beautiful beaches, etc., for the right price. Viewers of movies like this buy those vacation homes and yachts and personal jets.
The people of America pay taxes to help the poor and needy all over this globe. The working class. The ones who depend on our government to insure our rights and our freedoms. Like the freedom to live unafraid of an attack on our mainland by radical Muslims.
Try that Hollywood business in China. Afghanistan. Africa. Iraq. Syria. Iran. Pakistan. Egypt. Soviet Union. South American Countries such as Venezuela. North Korea. Vietnam. Need I go on?
Stand and clap if so desired, but please spare the pat on the shoulder for being so courageous as to scrutinize our government. The people of the United States have always scrutinized the government- how silly of anybody to cheer the "willingness to scrutinize our government." Jeepers we had a civil war. Roosevelt has been accused of placing our Pacific fleet in a sitting duck status in order to insure an attack that would move America to enter WWII. Movements galore in the 60's. Mourned the assassination of two Presidents. Darn near impeached a President and almost moved to impeach another. These were difficult times in American history, as have been others. the American people have no problem standing up against percieved government corruption.
We also have no problem uniting when called to do so. Our government will not be overthrown or tore down because it represents the people, and any outside attack causes us to unite despite differences. Our President will never become a Hitler or Stalin or Napoleon, etc, because we have checks and balances- the Senate and the House of Reps along with the other branches. It was designed this way to balance power to insure that power stays with the majority of the American people.
People who run to see these types of movies make Hollywood producers and directors who they are: some of the richest people in the world. With movies like this, they'll surely stay that way.
Our government will never fail or fall or be torn down. I have faith in the American people, as represented by our government.
Worked for a number of years with the Department of Defense. Much goes on that the civilian population just can't know about kuz doing so would jeapardize THEIR security. All the good people knowing means all the bad people know, too.
People wanna know, and it often makes them angry that they can't. They become paranoid. The media and Hollywood feed that paranoia, and feed off of it. Boy could I tell some stories, what comes to mind is the whole him-hah-harroo that happened over the Peacekeeper (Mx) Missile. That puppy ended the cold war, I'm tellin' ya- I worked it- and in short, it ended the cold war.
In the long run, we remain the world's most dominant Super Power. The only nation in all of History to rise to Super Power Status in so short a time. Almost instantaneously.
As such, ours remains the government to criticize, the government to hate, the government to want to tear down. Regardless of who is the President. Regardless of the administration. Regardless of all the politics, scandals, and beurocracy that mark each and every administration.
Just don't expect the American people to ever tear down our government.
She's who we are, whether liked or not, by others or our own selves.
Our government is who we are.
Maybe a new administration will take office in November. Maybe we'll "change"- you know, put on a little mascara, flutter the eyelashes, speak charmingly to kinda smooth things over around the globe. Adolescents do things like that. And ya know, as young as this country is, that's really what we are if ya think about it. So maybe a new administration will take office in November.
Anam, I re-read your post in an attempt to understand where the mis- communication or differences are coming from. I really want to understand.
I'm just not seeing where I've displayed blind patriotism. This claim is bothering me. I love my country, even though there are things that really tick me off sometimes. I'm grateful and feel blessed and lucky to live here, especially after having been around the globe a bit. I do speak out and vote in opposition of things, and in support of others. The day I refuse to stand beside my government and my country would be the saddest day of my life. I'd be so lost.
I'll watch this movie. When it comes out on video. It will be copied by a friend who rented it with a free coupon and then given to many others to see. If I rent it, it'll be with a free coupon. My social group does not support Hollywood.
I won't support Hollywood. Talk about corruption and parasitic behavior. I live by Hollywood, and watch those involved in this film get chauffered around Beverly Hills in Limousines and dine in the finest restaurants with their own personal body guards and buy beachfront property for private use- beachfront property that should be accessible to all people- it's MY coastline, too- they fly in their own personal jets with their own personal pilots from their own personal airport to wherever on the globe they wish to go- they have it all, and it's because they live in a country that permits this, and yet they bash it and bash it and bash it, and not because they want to "open the eyes of the American people" or change the world for the better but because they want to live this way and we provide it by supporting them. They feed like parasites.
I do want to see this movie because of the controversy. controversy sparks intelligent speculation and conversation.
This movie could provide a different perspective, but evidence? Evidence from Hollywood?
C'mon Anam. Really?
Evidence to open the eyes of the American people for the good of us all? then why is it not provided for free, or at least, at cost?
It's 7-10 bucks a head to see this "evidence." And people are flocking. In my city, close to Hollywood, it's not even being shown.
Free - I did not purposely go see this movie as my first post explained - I had paid for my ticket and then was informed that Shrek 2 was not scheduled on that day.
Again I say I applaud your love for your country. I suppose the difference between our political systems is that we daily publicly criticise the other party in our House at Westminster - thus it opens up a debate across all divisions. Which produces possibly a different response - to I suppose issues raised in ' Fahrenheit 911'.
I am glad to have this response and to hear all what you have to say - I did not mean any disrespect.
Anam.
Again I say I applaud your love for your country. I suppose the difference between our political systems is that we daily publicly criticise the other party in our House at Westminster - thus it opens up a debate across all divisions. Which produces possibly a different response - to I suppose - like issues raised in ' Fahrenheit 911'.
I'm glad to hear what you say, too, Anam, and I did not feel disrespected at all. I think maybe I interjected a bit of sarcasm, but please know it was not meant to be hostile. Just kinda "hello." If that makes any sense. I hope so. I mean no disprespect to you or Tez, I hope you know that.
I'm concerned.
About potential blind patriotism on my part. I don't want to be that way.
I want to understand your perspective. I want to either agree at some point, or be able to disagree and feel content.
Last summer I was in Venezuela- a beautiful country but suffering political upheaval- I highly recommend travel to Island Santa Margarita- off the coast from Caracus. This place is astonishing in its beauty. a most disturbing incident occurred. We were perusing through an art gallery. I was so taken by this one picture at first, a beautiful palm beach much like the one I stayed at, a breeze seemed to flow along a sandy coast barren of people, astonishing in it's color and beauty. In the background, faint,in a black and gray shroud that enveloped the entire canvas, a mushroom cloud. it was shocking. this picture drew me in and not until I was in, was I to become aware.
Another picture. In tones of various reds and blacks. Uncle Sam with horns and the quote "I want you."
This saddened me.
We had just come back from a Jeep Safari. The locals where we stopped were so poor. they lived in makeshift huts and sold shells and rocks. They spoke a strange and very different dialect and so communication was difficult- turned out to be a slang, an uneducated dialect known only to them (according to the tour guide- these people had NO education, none whatsoever). We gave them our money. they wouldn't take it without giving us a large amount of shells and rocks and coral that I knew we would have to leave behind at customs. This is how they made their living. Selling to tourists who stop there on the Jeep Safaris.
I wanted to go drink and gamble that night. Self-medication I guess. Get away from it all. Pretend it doesn't exist, if just for a few hours.
Met an Israeli arms dealer.
Nice of you free to say and share that. I talk to one person direct now from America - who is well aware and has a real good hold on life as they say.
What completely threw me was when she said we were coming to the UK but we are nervouse about us being in Britain because of threats. Goodness ! Micheal Moor covers things like that.. Events have scared the shit out of us.


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How Are Real Estate Developers Combating Rising Sea Levels?
Although the overall theory of global warming may be a controversial subject, there is definitely no arguing the significant evidence that our climate is changing. Our planet is warmer than ever, there are evident changes in the timing of seasonal events, and tropical cyclones and hurricanes are becoming more and more intense every year. There are many more alarming results that come with this change in our climate. One of the biggest concerns is that our sea levels are rising. As a consequence, we need to properly prepare for this climate change with the right care and precautions.
The state of Florida is particularly vulnerable to climate change. This is due most significantly to the area's general low elevation. Furthermore, many of Miami's properties are on the coast. These coastal assets are estimated to be worth billions of dollars. Residents and businesses in South Florida, along with the rest of the nation, need to start taking this problem more seriously by formulating solutions for the inevitable effects of climate change. Encouragingly, some cities are already taking action.
How is New York dealing with rising sea levels?
After the disaster caused by Hurricane Sandy, the city of New York has taken steps to establish an overall infrastructure network that is more resilient to floods and storms. One aspect of this strategy is to design and construct away from the water's edge. This is a reversal of old practices where development strategies were pushed towards the water's edge to maximize property views, user access, and income potential. Today's best engineers believe that building away from the water's edge like this should actually be a requirement for the city.
How is New Orleans dealing with rising sea levels?
After the damage caused by Hurricane Katrina, the city of New Orleans has also implemented a new strategy to respect nature by promoting resiliency. The foundation of this initiative has been the construction of buildings that provide recreation and connectivity while still anticipating damage that could be caused by nature.
With the rising climate, it's essential to be prepared for any impact from storms and floods that could potentially cause damage. The cities of New Orleans and New York have evidently done a good job of doing so.
How is Miami preparing for rising sea levels?
In Miami Beach, the city is fighting the sea level rise by installing pumps that actually take the water and push it back out to sea. To do this, the city has to elevate roads and add seawalls to be successful. Additionally, major thoroughfares are being rebuilt, new storm sewers, and pumps are being installed. This is a very expensive, albeit necessary, process. But, there is much more that needs to be done.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, the current real estate industry in South Florida is not only remaining healthy. But, property values are going up as the city is starting to get serious about tackling the problems of climate change. That's why now is the perfect time to get involved in real estate in South Florida. Contact Metro 1 today if you want to get involved in the future of Miami.


Vanguard has a new guaranteed-income rider for its low-cost variable annuity that can make sense for some risk-averse investors.
I never thought I'd write a positive article about a variable annuity. As an investment adviser, I get sales pitches almost daily touting the huge commissions I can make selling these products. The high costs of variable annuities, often 3% or more annually, usually makes them an awful deal for investors.
Variable annuities are a hybrid: part investment, part insurance. You invest in mutual fund-like vehicles, but the gains and losses are tax-deferred inside the annuity until you withdraw money.
Vanguard is able to offer such a good deal on its variable annuity because it has no profit-seeking owners. Instead, Vanguard's fund shareholders own the firm. That means Vanguard can provide products at cost, rather than trying to turn a profit.
Here's how the annuity works. To take advantage of Vanguard's guaranteed payout option, you can choose from among three investment options. The first -- and best, in my view -- is an actively managed balanced fund that's a clone of the superb Vanguard Wellington Fund (symbol VWELX). Wellington keeps 60% to 70% of assets in stocks and the rest in bonds.
A second, moderate-allocation choice invests 60% of assets in Vanguard stock index funds and 40% in bond index funds. The third choice, which features a more conservative allocation, keeps 40% in stock index funds and 60% in bond index funds. The Wellington option costs 0.60% annually; the others cost 0.50% a year.
The wrinkle that Vanguard has just added offers a guaranteed lifetime withdrawal benefit for an additional cost of 0.95% a year. It's easiest to explain the withdrawal benefit with an example. Say you invest $100,000 in a Vanguard variable annuity. If you're between 59½ and 64 years old, you withdraw 4.5% of the principal, or $4,500, in the first year (a couple would withdraw 4%, or $4,000). If you're older, you start with a slightly higher initial withdrawal percentage.
The stock and bond markets rally, and the next year your investment account grows to $110,000, more than making up for your $4,500 withdrawal. Instead of withdrawing $4,500, you take $4,950 (4.5% of $110,000) from your account.
Say the markets fall the following year, and your investment account shrinks from $110,000 to $90,000 (partly due to your $4,950 withdrawal). Thanks to the guarantee, you still receive $4,950 that year. In other words, your minimum annual withdrawal benefit can't ever shrink below its high-water mark. But if the markets subsequently rally, your high-water mark can be reset at, for example, $120,000 or $130,000 or $150,000, depending largely upon how your investment account performs.
Investment accounts are valued once a year for the purpose of computing your high-water mark. The value of your account rises and falls with the markets but also declines with your annual withdrawals.
The problem with many variable annuities that contain this type of guaranteed benefit is that the costs are so high that you need a sustained bull market for your high-water mark to rise. Many investors in variable annuities find that they are stuck with their initial withdrawal benefit for the rest of their lives.
The Vanguard variable annuity guarantee has a price, too, but it's refreshingly low. Vanguard currently contracts with Monumental Life Insurance Company and Transamerica Financial Life Insurance to provide the guaranteed withdrawal benefit. Because Vanguard is so large, it can negotiate good deals with insurers.
Unlike many other variable annuities, moreover, Vanguard's product is flexible. Say your investment account grows over the next decade, and you gain confidence that you don't need the guaranteed withdrawal benefit. You can ask Vanguard to remove that benefit. You'll still have a variable annuity, but your price will drop by 0.95 percentage point annually.
Vanguard has offered a variable annuity without a guarantee for years. It offers additional investment options that are more aggressive than the ones offered in this new program. Other financial advisers and I often use the older Vanguard variable annuity as a place for clients to transfer higher-priced variable annuities.
I don't recommend variable annuities for most clients. Neither does Vanguard. In coming years, it's unlikely that the stock market will perform anywhere as wretchedly as it did in the past decade. That means that most people will do better in retirement with a well-diversified investment portfolio held in regular accounts. You should be able to withdraw 4% or 5% annually from such a portfolio and give yourself an annual cost-of-living adjustment.
Why not pay 0.95% annually for the guaranteed withdrawal benefit? Because even such a low price will place a big weight on your investment returns over time.
With a variable annuity, you can withdraw more money than your guaranteed benefit, although that reduces the overall value of your investment account, and your guaranteed benefit shrinks proportionately. Still, should you have an emergency and need cash, you can get it from a variable annuity -- but not from a fixed immediate annuity.
Vanguard also offers a free cost calculator that compares the price of any variable annuity to what Vanguard offers. Once you're past the period during which a high-cost variable annuity levies a surrender charge, it can make sense to move to the Vanguard variable annuity.
You can't start receiving your annual payout without a federal tax penalty until you turn 59½. If I were younger than that, I wouldn't consider an annuity. All annuity payouts are now low because interest rates are microscopic. If you can wait for rates to climb, you probably should. But if you need guaranteed income and you're averse to risk, it's nice to know you finally can buy a product that's fairly priced.


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Corrupt Malaysian PM Drags Malcolm Turnbull Into 1MDB Sewer
Things are getting quite grubby for Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull. "No. No. No. I'm not going to, I'm not going to comment on it." That was Turnbull's hysterical response when asked a question about his son Alex Turnbull who claims to be a 1MDB whistleblower sidelined by banker Goldman Sachs.
Najib Razak - kleptomaniac
Interestingly, Malcolm Turnbull once headed the Australian branch of Goldman Sachs where he was embroiled in the HIH, the largest corporate collapse in Australia's history with debts of $5.3billion.
"In an interview with Fairfax Media, Alex Turnbull would not comment on an article in The Australian which quoted him saying he was "b-tracked" by Goldman Sachs for raising concerns about 1MDB and claimed "whistleblowing is a shit business".
Alex Turnbull said he was misquoted by The Australian newspaper although his complaint is similar to comments he appears to have made on a Malaysian blog, realpolitikasia, earlier this month.
"I called out the insane pricing and bizarre structure at [Goldman Sachs] when the deal was done and got yelled at by compliance for casting doubt on the integrity of PFI, the group that did the deal," a user claiming to be Alex Turnbull wrote".
"According to the blog and The Australian, Alex Turnbull raised concerns while working on a deal for Goldman Sachs that raised $US6 billion for 1MDB and made the Wall Street bank $US590 million in fees and commissions.
Malaysia's Prime Minster Najib Razak helped set up the scandal-ridden 1MDB in 2009. A lawsuit filed by the US Department of Justice has accused him of receiving $US681 million in stolen funds from 1MDB.Mr Razak has denied these charges and claimed the money in his personal accounts was a gift from an unnamed Saudi prince." (as if)
In just over a week, Turnbull will welcome Najib Razak to Australia for the ASEAN summit. You can count on a military operation to silence media questions about 1MDB, Golman Sachs and Saudi princes at ASEAN.
Alex Turnbull was definitely not a major whistleblower in the IMDB larceny.
To quote Sarawak Report:
"Let us remind Mr Turnbull that the actual whistleblower on 1MDB was Xavier Justo, who passed data to Sarawak Report and was, as a result, imprisoned in the "B Wing" of a Thai jail for 18 months, thanks to a revengeful plot hatched by the pals of Turnbull's former Goldman Sachs colleague, Tim Leissner, namely Jho Low and his colleagues from PetroSaudi."
Inside Tasmania was activated against Malaysian corruption by the logging company Ta Ann which operates in Tasmania. Ta Ann is part of the Taib 'Asian Timber Mafia' and of course is linked to Najib Razak.


With lots of intimidation and quite a bit of hesitation, I decided to create a pallet sign to give to my dad for Father's Day!
I enlisted my better half to carry this way-heavier-than-I-expected pallet home from a dumpster nearby. (I say "nearby" loosely… more like 1/2 mile of trucking this thing home). Poor Matt, such a team player.
After we he got this bad boy home, we got to work tearing the wood apart.
I know this is the man of my dreams when I see him knee deep in DIY still rocking his Sperry's.
Needless to say, the muscle part of this duo took care of most of this demolition as well.
Thanks to Matt, we were left with some weathered pallet wood that would eventually make up the Pallet Sign.
We laid out a rough draft of the sign and decided that the tiny pallet leftovers just weren't sturdy enough to back this heavy sign. We headed to Home Depot to buy some new wood.
But first, these dangerously scary nails needed to go. With the back of a hammer and some more muscle (ohhh Maaaattttttt), we got those bad boys out in no time.
To identify how big our strips of wood needed to be at Home Depot, the project manager did some measuring.
Since the whole sign was 21 inches long, we picked out one long strip of wood and had it cut down (for free) to 20 inches. The total at Home Depot for the wood, a whopping 97 cents.
After we did some more measuring and re-adjusting, we were ready to nail. One pallet board at a time, we leveled, nailed, nailed, nailed, nailed, nailed, nailed and repeated the process over and over and over again.
Sturdy? Check. Level? Check. Proud? Check, check double check!
Now, the fun part- adding a "little" finish to the already weathered pallet strips. I didn't want to add a fresh coat of pure paint onto this sign because I figured that would eliminate the vintage charm this wood already offers. However, without a little color I knew the wood was just too unfinished for my dad's style. The compromise: watering down paint to give it a vintage washed look.
I used a small jar of an old paint sample for my paint base. #hugemoneysaver. Instead of buying an entire gallon, Home Depot will create a sample of any paint color you choose for around $3. How could you beat that?
Before I took my (paint + water) concoction to the pallet sign, I sampled it on a piece of leftover wood. If you want the darker look, use less paint. I wanted my finish to be a little lighter, so I added more water to the paint. There's no rhyme or reason to my mixture, I just kept adding a little bit of water until the consistency was exactly what I was looking for. It's sort of like creating the perfect pancake mix… kinda?
Some of the pallet wood absorbed more of the paint than others; giving those strips a darker look. Clearly each strip looks a little different, which was A-ok with me! The more weathered charm, the better.
The next step: adding some words! I traced some letters that I printed off the of computer with a pencil.
I filled in the lines with a few itty-bitty artsy paintbrushes and some white paint.
About an hour and a half later, I was so excited to present this treasure to my pops.
All I have to do is add a bow and present this one-of-a-kind artwork to the real DIY Master…. my dad.
Happy belated Father's Day to the best dad in the world. Not only have you taught your daughters how to become independent young ladies, you have shown us what it means to be a selfless parent, hardworking professional, amazing husband, and most importantly…. a good person. Thank you.
P.S. If you love this affordable project, I think you're going to love DIY Address Sign too!
More Pallets! If you're looking for another DIY pallet sign, be sure to check out this DIY sign HERE.


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New Releases for the Week of April 22, 2016
Posted on April 21, 2016 by carlosdev
THE HUNTSMAN: WINTER'S WAR
(Universal) Charlize Theron, Chris Hemsworth, Emily Blunt, Jessica Chastain, Nick Frost, Rob Brydon, Sam Claflin, Sophie Cookson, Sheridan Smith. Directed by Cedric Nicolas-Troyan
This prequel to Snow White and the Huntsman pits Queen Ravenna and her sister the Ice Queen Freya, at odds over the magic mirror. Following a tragic heartbreak, Freya retreats to a remote ice castle where she works on training an army of huntsmen with one rule; harden your hearts against love. When her two best break that law, they are banished but when Freya is betrayed by her sister, only the banished Huntsmen can save her.
See the trailer, clips and a featurette here.
Genre: Fantasy Adventure
Rating: PG-13 (for fantasy action violence and some sensuality)
(Saban) Tom Hanks, Ben Whishaw, Tom Skerritt, Sarita Choudhury. A businessman, down on his luck and desperate, goes to Saudi Arabia to close the deal that could save him. However the inevitable culture clashes stymie his attempts to make the deal happen. He is forced to rely on a wise-cracking taxi driver and an alluring Saudi doctor to help him win through.
See the trailer and a clip here.
Now Playing: AMC Altamonte Mall, Regal Waterford Lakes, Regal Winter Park Village
Rating: R (for some sexuality/nudity, language and brief drug use)
(Pantelion) Eric Roberts, Kevin Pollak, Omar Chaparro, Joey Morgan. A Mexican cop, framed for a crime he didn't commit, is released from prison and sets his sights on Santos, who is the one who framed him. However, Santos has kidnapped the cop's girlfriend and taken her across the border to San Diego. The cop's one chance at getting his girlfriend alive is to work with an unlikely ally – a teenage American hacker who stole $10 million from the crime boss. But it will take all their disparate skills to stay one step ahead of Santos who wants the both of them dead.
See the trailer here.
Now Playing: AMC Disney Springs, Regal The Loop
(Bleecker Street) Michael Shannon, Kevin Spacey, Alex Pettyfer, Johnny Knoxville. It's a legendary photo; rock legend Elvis Presley and President Richard M. Nixon shaking hands at the White House. But what were the circumstances for this historic meeting? This film is a fanciful and funny supposition as to what really happened.
Genre: Historical Comedy
Now Playing: AMC Altamonte Mall, AMC Disney Springs, Regal Winter Park Village
Rating: R (for some language)
(Paramount) Blake Jenner, Juston Street, Ryan Guzman, Tyler Hoechlin. Doing for the 80s what Dazed and Confused did for the 70s, director Richard Linklater goes to college in that decade, following a bunch of freshmen trying to navigate the social minefield that is higher education while trying to make the baseball team. As is usual for a Linklater film, expect an awesome soundtrack.
See the trailer and clips here.
Genre: Period Dramedy
Rating: R (for language throughout, sexual content, drug use and some nudity)
(Paladin) Jesse Eisenberg, Gabriel Byrne, Amy Ryan, David Strathairn. When a famous war photographer passes away, her sons and their father drift apart. When they reunite for a celebration of her life several years later, the fractured family is forced to confront their feelings about the woman who spent so much time away from them, and each other. This played the Florida Film Festival last week.
Now Playing: Enzian Theater
Rating: PG (for language, some sexual content, nudity and violent images)
(Sony Classics) Don Cheadle, Ewan McGregor, Michael Stuhlbarg, Emayatzy Corinealdi. After a period of inactivity jazz legend Miles Davis is returning to the limelight with an album that would eventually take its place among the greatest ever recorded. He spends a few lost days with a writer from Rolling Stone conspiring to recover stolen master tapes and reminiscing about his romance with Frances Taylor.
Genre: Biographical Drama
Rating: R (for strong language throughout, drug use, some sexuality/nudity and brief violence)
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Time for the ol' reveal! In the previous post, I showed you how the ClosetMaid shelving and drawers were coming together. The old shelves were removed, the walls were painted, and it was time for installation.
And here she is. I picked up the coral and blue colors in her bedding so it would remain cohesive. It turned out exactly like I wanted it to. I get along very well with drawers, cubbies, and shelves. Swoon.
While it's not the easiest space to photograph, I was able to catch some details of the space. I imagine this shoe shelf will fill up as she gets older, but for now it houses her slipper collection and boxes for all her little trinkets. 10-year olds and their trinkets. Good. Ness.
The upper bars are still too tall for her, so I put her little stool in a cubby to easily pull out. We had a niiice long talk about how she is not to yank on the hangers to get her clothes down. We'll see how that works out.
I'll be back another time to show some of the organized innards., and you should know that I didn't just find all these coral and blue accessories (I wish!). I had to make some alterations to suit our needs. Until then, let's just pretend that it's always going to look like this.
There's nothing I love more than an organized closet. Sometimes there is chaos in my home, but my closets are always organized. I love the coral and blue accessories in the closet. Looks so pretty.
Agreed. An organized closet definitely soothes the soul, doesn't it?
My only girl (after 4 boys!) is also 10, and we have been struggling to come to terms with a system that works for both of us. I hope you will share where some of the cute accessories on the shelves come from. She loved this closet when I showed it to her, and I am hoping together we can make it work! Great job, starting with a fantastic closet system!
Love it! Recently, some of the bloggers have shown us their "before" closets and I was freakin'! Stuff piled on the floor like crazy—ahhh–how do people live like that???? I am not perfect photo closet mama (like pictured above) but some organization (and cleanliness) is a really good thing. How did you get the colors to go so well with your Serena and Lily (????) bedspread–wowzer! Great work and trinket containers are such a necessity!!!
This is beautiful! Great job on the closet and the room in general. The color scheme is gorgeous.
Thanks so much, Gina! We're pretty happy with it.
Oh that looks fantastic! So cute and girly and organized. I need to get a closet like this asap. And try to convince my husband he would need something like this for his side, too. Don't know if he would go for that, though.
I'll bet you'd be surprised! He'd probably love it. Good luck!
Love it! My closet needs something like that VERY badly!
Whoa – that puts my closets to shame! Beautiful… and how in the world is your daughter's room not overflowing in STUFF? Especially after Christmas – oh my Lord!
Love the closet! Just wondering, where did you get the comforter?
A whole room redo! I've been asking for the wrong things for Christmas. 🙂 Lucky girl! Can't wait to see it.
This is beautiful! Would love to see a follow up showing what is in each bin and drawer… Or what types of things… I always have a hard time figuring out what sizes and shapes of containers we need for all of my 7 yo daughter's stuff and how each bin or drawer will be used efficiently and easily without being confusing for her. It is a little tricky.
I'll be writing a post next week on it, Ann. I think it's all the little things that can be the most difficult to store! Thank you!
If you desire to do another closet, your mother wants you to put my name on your list! I absolutley LOVE it!!! The colors are perfect and the size. She puts shirts and pants in the drawers, and room left for the rod thinges… Olivia and Jackson sure are lucky to have such neat parents. Isn't it amazing how Olivia is getting sort of grown up? Cute huh?
Oh it is just gorgeous and I love the colors!!
This is sooooooooooooo cute!! Love the colours. Well done.