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Water Pill with Potassium - 100 Caplets

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  • Water Pill™ with Potassium 100 Tablets

    Water Pill™ with Potassium is a dietary supplement from Good ‘N Natural that may possibly help maintain optimal fluid balance in the body.

    • Might help remove toxins
    • May help support cardiovascular function

    This Good ‘N Natural formula provides the essential mineral potassium as it may possibly help support fluid balance. Cells require a proper water balance to potentially be able to function properly‚ and potassium might be able to aid these cells in regulating the balance.

    Buchu may possibly help slow down the chances of bruising‚ bleeding‚ and blood clotting. Juniper oil is considered a tonic‚ because it might be able to tone up muscles‚ tissues‚ and skin.

    Before taking Water Pill™ with Potassium by Good ‘N Natural‚ please consult with your physician to see if this product is right for you.

    Some of the Ingredients in Water Pill™ with Potassium 100 Tablets Include the Following:

    • Buchu: Is believed to help improve blood circulation.
    • Juniper: May possibly help tighten loose muscles.
    • Potassium: Might be able to support fluid balance.

    These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). These products are not meant to diagnose‚ treat or cure any disease or medical condition. Please consult your doctor before starting any exercise or nutritional supplement program or before using these or any product during pregnancy or if you have a serious medical condition.

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Serving Size: 2 Caplets
Servings Per Container: 50

Amount Per Serving / %Daily Value

Potassium (as Potassium Gluconate) 40 mg / 1%
Buchu (Barosma betulina) (leaf) 100 mg / **
(from 25 mg of Buchu Leaves 4:1 Extract)
Uva Ursi (Arctostaphylos uva-ursi) (leaf) 100 mg / **
(from 33.4 mg of Uva Ursi 3:1 Extract)
Juniper (Juniperus communis) (berry) 20 mg / **
Parsley (Petroselinum crispum) (leaf) 100 mg / **

**Daily Value not established.

Other Ingredients:
Dicalcium Phosphate‚ Vegetable Cellulose. Contains <2% of: Silica‚ Vegetable Magnesium Stearate.
(This product contains NO Caffeine).

For adults‚ take one (1) to two (2) caplets with water after each meal. Do not exceed recommended dosage.

Not Intended for pregnant or nursing women. If you are taking any medications‚ consult your doctor before use.
Discontinue use and consult your doctor if any adverse reactions occur.
Keep out of reach of children.
Store in a cool‚ dry place.
Do not use if seal under cap is broken or missing

  • Artificial Color Free
  • Artificial Flavor Free
  • Caffeine Free
  • Egg Free
  • Fish Free
  • Gluten Free
  • Lactose Free
  • Milk Free
  • Preservative Free
  • Sodium Free
  • Soy Free
  • Sugar Free
  • Vegan Product
  • Vegetarian Product
  • Wheat Free
  • Yeast Free
  • No Milk Derivatives

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    This is a very good water pill. You take only 2 small pills at a time and they work fast but they never make you feel sick or dehydrated you will loose some water weight as well ^_^

    I would recommend this item to a friend.

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    I ordered Water Pill for my daughter she has a lot of fluid retention...She was very impressed with Water Pill...very good product...also very fast service from pureformulas.com!

      has added nutrients like potassium

    I would recommend this item to a friend.

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... the Bad and the Ugly: Good Guys after All? Representations of Martin McGuinness and Ian Paisley in the English Press

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The quality, quantity and tone of media coverage in Britain of Northern Ireland affairs is especially important since previous research has shown that the vast majority of British 'mainlanders' rely heavily on newspapers and television for information on the region (Butler 1995), (1) and therefore media sources play an important part in the shaping of public opinion (Bracey and Gove-Humphries 2003). Consequently, this article sets out to examine media portrayals of the key Northern-Irish players in the light of the restoration of the power-sharing executive at Stormont, following an historic agreement reached between the leaders of the DUP and Sinn Fein (Ian Paisley and Gerry Adams) on March 26th, 2007, and culminating in the investiture of Ian Paisley and Martin McGuinness as First Minister and deputy First Minister, respectively, on May 8th, 2007.

In his book The Trouble with Reporting Northern Ireland (1995: 126), David Butler remarks that once the IRA's bombing campaign had taken off in the early 1970s, the British media tended to attribute type-cast roles to the three main protagonists involved in the Troubles of the time, namely the British Army (representing the British state) in the role of the Good, striving to keep the peace between two warring factions; the IRA as the Bad; and the Loyalists in the supporting role as the Ugly (not quite as evil as Republicans, but troublesome nevertheless). This representation was in accordance with the British state's bipartisan approach to the conflict and its policy of incriminating endogenous agents. Media specialists such as Alan Parkinson (1998: 73) have underlined the emphasis on reporting violence at the expense of explaining the background to the conflict:

   The one-dimensional nature of the reporting of the Ulster
   situation--what's been called a 'shopping list of death and
   destruction' has been criticised for presenting the British public
   with 'a series of decontextualised reports of violence' which
   'failed to analyse and reanalyse the historical roots of the
   problem'. (2)

Parkinson goes on to quote the Irish historian F.S.L. Lyons (1978: 26) who spoke out for his fellow countrymen against this "onedimensional reporting":

English public opinion had little option but to take a view of Northern Ireland as a place where bloodthirsty bigots of various obscure sects murdered each other incessantly for reasons no sane man could fathom. I longed to say to them what I still say--show us the place as it really is, show it to us in all its human ordinariness, its integrity, show it to us, above all, as a place inhabited not only by evil men ... but also by decent human beings (Parkinson 1998: 73).

This emphasis on evil men has obviously had a long-term impact on the way English people perceive Northern Ireland and the Northern Irish. It has proved a barrier and prevents them from overcoming the stereotyped and ingrained opinions of the Irish in general as irrational and unreasonable, and from looking at the wider picture (Miller 1994). (3) Parkinson claims that Sinn Fein has been the main focus of media attention during the Troubles: "Great attention was paid to Sinn Fein leaders' speeches and actions. Indeed, Gerry Adams was, for many years, the most profiled, non-elected politician in Europe" (1998: 75). However, it would appear that just because the media have focused their attention on violent republicanism, this does not translate into a greater understanding or awareness of the issues by the mainland public.

During the Thatcher era, rules on reporting Northern Ireland tightened considerably, with the 1988 Broadcasting Ban famously prohibiting live interviews with proscribed groups, including Sinn Fein and the UDA (Curtis 1998: 279-299). (4) The aim of this ban in Mrs Thatcher's famous words was to "starve the terrorists of the oxygen of publicity". Many programmes were censored, postponed or modified during the period from 1988 to September 1994. …

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Music Education Research in Australia 2010-11

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The 2011 update of the BAMER (Bibliography of Australian Music Education Research) database has recently been published on the 'Australian Music Education Information and Resources' website at . The 'Australian Music Education Information and Resources' website also hosts other online resources including 'History of Australian Music Education' and 'The Curwen Method' which may be of interest to music education researchers.

As outlined in last year's report, the BAMER website includes a downloadable EndNote X3 library (as a zip file) of all entires in the BAMER database as well as downloadable EndNote 'output' styles. As many Australian universities now have an EndNoteX3 user license available to staff and students, the BAMER database should be accessible in this format to most music education researchers and postgraduate research students. The BAMER EndNoteX3 library is fully searchable and, together with the Australia and New Zealand Postgraduate Music Research Thesis Register's 'Education and Pedagogy' listing at and other online databases, should be useful to both beginning and more established music education researchers undertaking literature reviews for their investigations.

The number of completed research studies in the BAMER database is currently 507. Additions to the database since the last report are listed below in 'Recently Completed Post-Graduate Research Studies in Music Education.

Researchers who have recently commenced or completed a post-graduate research study in music education and who have not yet registered their projects with BAMER are asked to do so using the online submission form on the BAMER home page at . Any research news--such as successful grant applications, conference information or other announcements--should be submitted for publication in the annual review of music education research in Australia in AJME. Please send any such information to the Research Editor (Robin Stevens) at .

Recently Completed Post-Graduate Research Studies in Music Education

Bowden, Julia (2011). The Intermediate Piano Student: An Investigation of the Impact of Learning Material on Motivation. MMus thesis, James Cook University, Queensland (172 pp).

Summary: The intermediate piano student is difficult to define, as the term 'intermediate' is ambiguous, meaning that the student is neither beginner nor advanced. The literature provides minimal guidance in terms of how to define an intermediate student, however the general consensus is that the student is defined by his or her skill set and the repertoire being played. At the beginning level, there are many texts, methods and articles that assist both the teacher and the student in learning; however, there is less support in terms of pedagogical guides and resources for the intermediate student and significantly, minimal research on how these influence motivation.

In order to better define the intermediate piano student and what motivates the student, a mixed-methods study was conducted with key stakeholders. Qualitative data was collected through interviews with intermediate piano teachers and students, authors of method books, heads of external examination bodies, contemporary composers and authors of literature guides. In order to examine the issues further, quantitative data was collected through an internet survey which was completed by over 500 teachers from a range of countries. Each stakeholder who participated in the study was asked to define a beginner, intermediate and advanced student and what factors they thought motivated intermediate students. Issues of learning programs were also covered with the teachers and students.

The interviews and survey confirm that there is a significant relationship between learning programs and motivation. …

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DeMille and the Ten Commandments (1923): A Match Made in Heaven

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(This article, part one of two, is adapted from Mr. Birchard's forthcoming book "Cecil B. De Mille - In Pursuit Of The Grand Award," to be published by Vestal Press.)

A three-page ad for Paramount Pictures in the December 8, 1923 issue of Motion Picture News proclaimed:

"RICHES, RICHES, RICHES-Never before in the history of Famous Players-Lasky Corporation has Paramount offered to exhibitors a greater line-up of pictures than the ten that are now coming:

"To The Ladies - The Call Of The Canyon - Big Brother - West Of The Water Tower - Don't Call It Love - flaming Barriers - The Humming Bird - Pied Piper Malone - Shadows Of Paris - The Next Corner

"Nearly all of these pictures have been completed, and all of them have been screened sufficiently to allow us to promise, in the name of Paramount, that each one of them contains every element for tremendous box-office success."

What makes the three-page spread remarkable is what it doesn't say. Cecil B. DeMille's production of The Ten Commandments premiered at Grauman's Egyptian Theatre in Los Angeles on December 4,1923 and was scheduled to open at the George M. Cohan Theatre in New York on December 21 in its first road show engagements. With a final negative cost of nearly 1.5 million dollars, The Ten Commandments was the most expensive picture ever produced by Famous Players-Lasky - it may even have been the most expensive picture produced by anyone up to that time. Cecil B. DeMiIIe was the studio's number-one box-office director; his nearly unbroken string of hits made Paramount Pictures the envy of the industry. Yet there was no mention of The Ten Commandments in the Paramount trade ad.

DeMille's picture was featured in an ad on the inside back cover of the December 22 issue of Motion Picture News, but it was left to the Precision Machine Company to announce:

The Ten Commandments

a Paramount Production

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New York City

If the makers of Simplex projectors thought The Ten Commandments was worth a cross-plug, why didn't Paramount find their million and a half dollar picture worthy of a mention? The Ten Commandments received no attention in Paramount trade ads during the entire month of December, 1923. "Motion Picture News" didn't even review the film!

Why did the company virtually ignore the 1923 DeMille special? To put it simply, Cecil B. was in the doghouse.

Although DeMille had been promised the opportunity to make another large-scale screen epic ever since the box-office failure of his 1917 superproduction ]oan The Woman, the company was reluctant to indulge the director's desire to "paint on a large canvas." Proposed film versions of The Wanderer, Morgan The Pirate, and a life of Richard the Lion Heart were rejected by studio heads Adolph Zukor and Jesse Lasky in favor of sumptuous but controllable modern-day domestic comedies like Why Change Your Wife?, Don't Change Your Husband, and The Affairs Of Anatol.

At other studios, however, big pictures were meeting with box-office success. Douglas Fairbanks brought The Three Musketeers (1921) and Robin Hood (1922) to the screen. At Metro, Rex Ingram made The Prisoner of Zenda (1922) and was scheduled to produce Scammouche (1923) on a grand scale. Fox released expensive versions of The Queen of Sheba (1921) and Monte Cristo (1922). Even economy-minded Universal announced The Hunchback Of Notre Dame (1923) as a big-budget Super Jewel, and (if publicity was to be believed) allowed Erich von Stroheim a virtually unlimited budget on his "million dollar picture" Foolish Wives (1922). All of these movies were influenced greatly by DeMille's pioneering efforts, but at Famous Players-Lasky DeMille himself felt constrained by studio limitations on subject matter and budget.

Paramount was slow to join the big parade, but Jesse Lasky found an opportunity in Emerson Hough's "Saturday Evening Post" serial, The Covered Wagon. …

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America's Best Collegiate Athletes Often Not American

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When swimmer Ryk Neethling powered South Africa's Olympic relay team to an unprecedented gold medal in Athens last summer, the Americans were surprised, to say the least. Except for US assistant coach Frank Busch.

"We'd talked about it for a long time.... Emotionally, it was an incredible experience," he recalls.

As a teenager, Mr. Neethling had been recruited by Mr. Busch to attend the University of Arizona, where he competed on a generous scholarship - courtesy of the state's taxpayers. In fact, with three of South Africa's four relay medalists having attended Arizona, the school could go into the business of franchising global Olympic athletes.

In some ways, they already have - and they're not alone.

For decades, foreign athletes have come to the US to train and bolster American university teams, boosting the level of competition and bringing Yankee jocks shoulder to shoulder with multiculturalism. But now, with nearly $1 billion to spend in scholarship money and growing pressure to field winning teams, schools are increasingly filling their rosters with foreign athletes.

The trend is fueling a debate about whether taxpayer-funded collegiate programs are developing international talent at the expense of aspiring American athletes - not to mention America's Olympic hopes.

"I think that's something we need to be concerned about," says Chuck Wielgus, executive director of USA Swimming, a governing organization. He points out that at last year's National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I swimming championships, foreign athletes constituted 40 percent of the field. He's worried that the prevalence of foreign athletes means fewer scholarships for Americans - a crucial incentive for talented high schoolers to stay in the pool.

But it's not just swimming that's affected. Nearly one-third of NCAA ice hockey and tennis athletes last season were not American. In other sports, the percentage of foreign athletes is lower, but they're concentrated at the top. Of the 20 "All-Americans" in the final event of this month's NCAA skiing championship, for example, only six were American.

Zachary Violett, a cross-country skier who didn't make that half- dozen, would like to think he'd have pocketed at least three NCAA championships by now if it weren't for the Europeans that dominate his sport. At last year's event, he finished fourth behind three Norwegians.

Is that frustrating? "Well, I like to [complain] about it, but it's great having people to chase," says Mr. Violett, who emphasizes how much he's improved by skiing head-to-head with the Europeans.

Most of them compete for schools that wouldn't even consider Violett when he was applying to colleges, and certainly didn't offer him the full-ride scholarship the "Euros" enjoy.

Not to be defeated, Violett reverse- engineered the process: He went to a ski gymnasium in Gielo, Norway, where he trained "nonstop" and worked late nights in a restaurant to make ends meet. …

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Obama’s Cipher Legacy

Conservatives and Progressives both hate him. We will do well to be rid of him.

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I thought Obama’s agenda of pushing class warfare, economic disaster, anti-American ideals, and chaos-promoting foreign policy, was “progressive”.  Then I read this interview with Cornel West:  “He posed as a progressive and turned out to be counterfeit. We ended up with a Wall Street presidency, a drone presidency.”  Wow.

A few things emerged from this eye-opening interview with a real progressive.  West said,

The torturers go free. The Wall Street executives go free. The war crimes in the Middle East, especially now in Gaza, the war criminals go free. And yet, you know, he acted as if he was both a progressive and as if he was concerned about the issues of serious injustice and inequality and it turned out that he’s just another neoliberal centrist with a smile and with a nice rhetorical flair.

I now more clearly see the veins into which Obama tapped in 2008:  the youth wanting “hope and change”, the progressives seeing a Messiah who will give them the vengeance they’ve craved for 20 years.  And to be sure, it’s vengeance they are after.  Talk of Wall Street executives “go free”, war criminals (I’m ignoring the gratuitous shot at Israel) “go free”, torturers “go free”.  West and his ilk clearly wanted heads on platters.  Show trials.  Jail time.  I’ve compared Obama’s acolytes to Jacobins before, and here’s one in the flesh, who can’t stand Obama.

And on this, Cornel West and I agree:

And that’s a very sad moment in the history of the nation because we are—we’re an empire in decline. Our culture is in increasing decay. Our school systems are in deep trouble. Our political system is dysfunctional. Our leaders are more and more bought off with legalized bribery and normalized corruption in Congress and too much of our civil life. You would think that we needed somebody—a Lincoln-like figure who could revive some democratic spirit and democratic possibility.

Echoes of Ailinsky, but dead on target.  It is sad.  Then I read David Horowitz’s piece The Hell That is the Obama White House.

…Obama is behind every major scandal of his administration from Benghazi to the I.R.S. disgrace. How can one know this? Because the culprits haven’t been fired.  [emphasis mine]

The culprits haven’t been fired.  In fact, nobody’s been fired.  There’s been a few department heads leaving, most notably General Shineski’s departure from the Department of Vererans Affairs.  But nobody has been fired.  Even Lois Lerner retired.

Obama’s been playing a game of Martian Blackjack for his entire term.  In George Jetson’s Sergeant Uniblab’s words:  everybody wins, everybody wins.  That is, except the American people.  Except the Honduran children who trek 1,500 miles for their permiso—if they make it.  Except the Ukrainians, Sudanese, Iraqis, Afghans, Georgians, Koreans, Israelis, and even Gazans who have been betrayed by this milquetoast presidency.

It’s no wonder Obama administration posts have been so attractive to hacks of all stripes, but mostly liberals, who flock to the beltway like raccoons to a garbage can.  Obama’s administration bestows scraps to all the critters who dive into the rotting putrescence that is the Obama plan, a mishmash of dead policies, half-baked ideas, and monstrous carcasses like Obamacare.  In Obama’s world, nobody ever collects the garbage, and nobody is ever held accountable for raiding the People’s treasury, spilling the People’s blood, or conducting a Torquemada-style inquisition with themselves as Inquisitor.

I am shocked, yet mildly impressed, that Obama’s administration has fallen to a level so deep, so beyond the light of knowledge and wisdom, that it has brought political thought’s East to meet West in the darkness:  David Horowitz and Cornel West both agree that Obama has hurt the cause of freedom, justice, and American values viewed from the lens of progressives and conservatives alike.  I can’t even call it an achievement, as it didn’t take a Herculean effort to achieve this result.  It’s simply the product of a do-nothing, say-anything, self-enriching, self-aggrandizing administration, which at its heart, cares only for the improved welfare of those it blesses with its imprimatur.

History is unlikely to find a bigger kleptocracy focused on misdirection and shedding of responsibility in America.  The true progressive Left is left with nothing to show for its support of Obama.  Millennials who were led to believe in Obama as the purveyor of a better future are left jobless, disillusioned, and saddled with the debt of a thousand bailouts.  Old-line Democrats who supported Clinton and are now at retirement age are faced with impossible medical bills and the erosion of any retirement hopes.  Peace-lovers who hoped for a president who closed GITMO, ended wars and used diplomacy to make America loved are left with overwhelming threats, worldwide hatred of America, and all the jackbooted trappings of a militarized state they oppose.  Those who sought racial justice and harmony from our first black president are left with beer summits and riots in Ferguson.

The dishonesty and betrayal of the very tenets Obama campaigned upon is now becoming apparent to even his most ardent supporters.  The press only keeps covering for him because he feeds them regularly and keeps alive the hope of a revolving door of perks, jobs, and power for the press elite who bow to Obama’s image.

Of course, conservatives have opposed Obama from the get-go.  That he is dishonest and opportunistic is no surprise to us.  What is shocking is the level of know-nothing incompetence, unaccountability, and graft of which the Obama administration is capable.  Utter contempt of law, Constitutional checks and balances, and Congressional powers for no purpose other than enriching those they wish to enrich, at the cost of public funds, is beyond political.  This is the stuff of tin-hat, third-world dictators.

To quote Horowitz: “This devious, deceitful, power hungry administration is just as James Woods described it,” (referring to a Tweet by Woods “The Hell that is the Obama White House”).  I think Horowitz, as most on the Right, goes too far in ascribing an actual political motive to the many scandals and disasters we’ve seen in the last six years.

I’d like to compare of Obama’s terms in office with that of another failed Democrat:  Grover Cleveland.  President Cleveland was a Democrat who appealed to conservatives, but was out of his depth in the White House.  In his second term (his two terms were separated by the four-year one-term of Benjamin Harrison), Cleveland was overwhelmed by a bank panic and resulting depression of 1893.  As much as Cleveland was committed to ideals opposite to Obama:  cleaning up corruption, integrity in government, free trade, and fiscal restraint, he simply didn’t have a grasp of how to use those tools to improve the country, and left a legacy of inaction and failure.  He ruined the Democratic party for years afterward.

Obama is not really a progressive.  He’s not really representative of the Democratic party either.  He’s more an icon, an idol, of Washington D.C.’s political elite class.  Those who are in it, establishment-types, defend him, whether they do it vocally like Nancy Pelosi, or simply with their lack of real opposition, like John Boehner and Mitch McConnell.  Obama’s “achievements” are nothing but pork, pork, and more pork.  His regulatory feudal lordships, from the EPA to the IRS, to NASA, do nothing but move money from the pockets of taxpayers to large corporations, politically-connected magnates, and union bosses.  These people have literally gotten rich off Obama.

Touchstone issues such as global warming (oh, sorry it’s now “climate change”), American military power, foreign security threats, fighting terrorism, and “job creation” are nothing but totems for Obama.  He sets them up so others can kneel in fealty to them, but he himself has no commitment to them other than using them to dispense benefits to those in his orbit, those whose loyalty he treats like currency to be spent, and once bankrupted, they are discarded.

President Obama’s legacy will be a cancelled check made by himself to himself:  a net zero.  He has ensured that he will become a cipher in the history of American presidents, both from the Left and the Right.  From the time he surfaced as a do-nothing Senator from the Chicago Way, to his current push to play more rounds of golf than any president since Eisenhower, this man has wrought chaos, failure and disappointment, even to his one-time supporters.

We will do well, both America and the world in general, to be rid of him as president.  I was once against impeachment, for several reasons:  first, for the good of the country, having such a sideshow may not be in our best interests.  Second, because, if successful, we would have to put up with President Biden, which in my opinion might not have been much better.  Third, that it might hurt the Republican Party’s chances of electing a conservative to the White House in 2016.

I’ve changed my mind.  There is no more sacred cause, and no time soon enough, to impeach Obama.  There is no consequence worse than two more years of his destructive rule.  Having Horowitz and West agree on this is enough for me.  As Cornel West concluded,

It’s not pessimistic, brother, because this is the blues. We are blues people. The blues aren’t pessimistic. We’re prisoners of hope but we tell the truth and the truth is dark. That’s different.

Amen, brother.

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When people think of REITs, they think “dividends.” REITs are well suited to income investors, due to their strong and reliable dividend payouts that have tended to increase over time.

REITs’ reliable income returns have been one of the chief drivers in the industry’s performance.

Equity REITs own and typically manage properties and generate income by collecting rent from tenants, while mortgage REITs make money by financing income-producing real estate. Because REITs must pass almost all their taxable income to shareholders as dividends under U.S. law, the reliable income streams from real estate have been one of the chief drivers of REIT industry performance.

The high dividend payout requirement means a larger share of REIT investment returns come from dividends when compared with other stocks. REIT dividend yields have historically been a good deal higher than the average yield of the S&P 500 Index.  In fact, over the long-term, about half of REIT total returns have come from dividends, compared to less than one-fourth for the S&P 500.

For long-term retirement savings, dividends do make a difference. For investors with a longer time horizon, dividends can be reinvested to generate future returns, while in later years they can provide a steady income stream to help meet expenses in retirement.

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Growing Herbs in Pots in Hot Summer Weather, and Tea Tree
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With my recent start of interest in herb growing, I find your website the most comprehensive and interesting. I have ordered from you last year and killed almost everything but am learning by reading and my mistakes. I don’t have a garden, so am trying to grow things in pots. They seem to do well up till the mid hot summer when it hits the 100s (Fahrenheit) here in central Oklahoma, USA (zone 7). Hot and dry at that time. Do you have any suggestions for a different way to go with pot gardening? Do I need to move most of them to part shady areas instead? Or should I use a self watering pot? I find that at times the pots dry out even after watering daily. I don’t want to make the same mistakes this year and it gets to be a lot of watering and work. Of course my dream is to someday have a greenhouse. But for now just need to simplify and preserve my investments with what I have access to.

Self-watering pots are certainly your best bet, since they hold much more water than even a saucer under the pot would. Many herbs cannot take complete drying out. Examples are myrtle and rosemary, both of which die if they dry out even once. Some of the creeping thymes don’t take long to turn to hay either!

If you go to our web-site and click on the "Richters Info" centre" under "News & Info" and then click on Richters Herb Growing Infobase and type in the herb you are interested in, it will give you the light requirement amongst other things. If it requires full sun, the self-watering pot should do the trick. If it needs partial or full shade, then do move the pot out of the full sun into shade.

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I have kept a tea tree (I am assuming you mean the Melaleuca alternifolia and not the Leptospermum scoparium) alive in a pot indoors in winter. It must never be allowed to dry out, but should not be soggy wet either. Keep in a fairly warm place, since the plant is tropical.

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What is the average GPA for accepted students?

The average GPA was a 3.20 (B/B+) for our most recent freshman class. Like most college admissions staffs, we recalculate your GPA on a 4.0 scale, taking only college preparatory core academic subjects into consideration. We don’t include classes like physical education, general music and art (with the exception of honors and AP), and other electives. We do give added weight to honors, Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate courses.

How many applications did Salve Regina receive last year? What was the percentage of applicants accepted?

Admission to Salve Regina is competitive. From an applicant pool of 5,000 for the most recent freshman class, we admitted just over 3,000 students. In the past three years, our acceptance rate has averaged 65 percent.

I am applying into the nursing program, are there specific criteria I should be aware of?

Admission to the nursing program is highly selective, and only 40 percent of nursing applications are typically admitted. The average SAT score (combined critical reading and math) of students recently offered admission was an 1150 with a minimum 500 scored on each section. Students who chose to take the ACT had an average composite score of 26. The average high school GPA (recalculated on a 4.0 scale at the completion of junior year) was a 3.50. Students accepted to the nursing program had four or more years of science with no grade lower than a B- in those courses.

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Are there any exceptions to this policy?

Yes. Students applying to the nursing and education programs are required to submit SAT or ACT scores, as are homeschooled students. International students with a native language other than English are required to submit their TOEFL or IELTS scores as part of their admissions application. International students who have taken the SAT or ACT may submit those scores in lieu of the TOEFL or IELTS.

How do I indicate that I do not want my test scores to be considered for admission?

When completing your Common Application, you must complete the required member's page, which includes a question about whether you wish us to consider your test scores. If you do not complete this question, your scores will be used. If you do not complete the question and you do not submit scores, your application will be considered incomplete until the scores have been received or until you notify us in writing of your preference. If you indicate that you do not wish us to consider your test scores, but you have applied to either the nursing or education programs, we will (a) use any scores that have been submitted, or (b) consider your application incomplete until the scores have been received.

What if I have already submitted test scores and do not want them to be considered?

If you have already submitted test scores or they appear on the high school transcript and you prefer not to have the scores considered, the scores will not be used as part of the application review process if you have indicated that preference on the Common Application supplement.

What if I change my mind after I have submitted my application?

If you have already submitted your application, you must notify us in writing of any changes by emailing or faxing (401) 848-2823.

How does this affect transfer students?

Transfer students applying for nursing or education must submit official test scores if they have earned fewer than 30 credits.

Does this change the way that Salve Regina evaluates my application?

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Why would I choose to submit standardized test scores if they are not required?

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#45904 by Janez Thu Feb 03, 2011 10:27 pm
I received an email from an online friend who is a demonstrator of Stampin up. While Stampin is a ligit site there have been scammers who have sent emails to the demonstrators. The following is a warning to anyone who works for ligit sites selling things. Below is the email I received from my friend..

Thought I would show you this =
I sell for a company called Stampin Up and lately alot of demonstrators have received emails wanting to purchase
items with a cashiers check -
One lady posted this on the Demonstrator side of Stampin Up asking if it could be a scam
Alot of people responded yes it is so at least people are aware of what to look for
I told her that as soon as you see car accident or out of the country its a scam !!!!

Below is the email that was sent to the demonstrator mentioned above.

Thanks for your reply,

How are you doing, I'm happy you respond back to me.I am hearing impaired that is the reason I can't call you. Well i just want to talk to you concerning your representative dealership on Stampin Up.I want to deal with you in purchasing this items with you not with the company, cos i am new on internet and this product was introduce to me through my best friend late last year and the woman died on motor accident last month, i don't have much experience on buying or purchasing item through credit card and don't operate a credit card facility .I am currently out of town for a business trip and i want someone that will be my product supplier so that's why i want to buy this items with you direct.i want to purchase this item below,So kindly look on your site if the item is still available on sale there and get back to me with the total cost of all.

- 5 quantities: 12x12 Linen Album Post
- 5 quantities: 12X12 Textured Card Stock - Brights Collection
- 4 quantities: Designer Series Paper Patterns Stack - Brights Collection
- 4 quantities: Good Times Simply Scrappin' Kit
- 5 quantities: Love Impressions Rub-Ons
- 5 quantities: Designer Buttons - Brights Collection
- 5 quantities: Dotto
- 4 quantities: Crop-A-Dile

kindly let me know if there is a discount to it, and also you don't need to worry about the shipping.As for the payment, i will be paying you upfront for the order with a bank Certified check,The payment will FULLY CLEARS your bank before the pickup. And when you receive the payment you can then proceed on making the order for the items i mention,or you can order the items down now.kindly get back now with your.

1.Full Name
2.Contact address(pls no p.o box)
3Phone number
4.Total amount of the order
for payment and let me know the Total cost for the order as well .Looking forward to read from you hope fully soon. So you are to get back to me with your full information to mail out the check payment to you.
Thanks and best Regard..

I mark in red just a few of the warning signs that this is a scam. Chances are "Kim" will change her mind once the check has been deposited and will want the person to send the money back via westernunion or moneygram. Remember never send money to anyone who you have meet online.

Never send money

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#60101 by latrischler Wed Jul 27, 2011 7:05 am
My mother (a SU demonstrator also) just received an email similar to this. She realized it sounded like a scam, so I did a search and found this thread. I am pasting the letter she got below in case anyone else searches this out. The wording sounds so strange, and there are many spelling errors, which tips to a scam! :) She says she is giving her full name and address for contact info, but then it never was included.

> Hello,
> How are you doing today..I will like to order some products from you
> ...Please kindly let me know if there is a discount to
> it, and also you don't need to worry about the shipping because I will
> ship with Fedex which I can arrange for a pick up from
> you...

> Meanwhile,I dont have a credit card so if you dont mind, I will send
> you a United States check for the products and will
> prefer you received the payment first before ordering cos it will be
> send via mail, pls Get back with your full name and
> address so that I can mail out the Check asap
and the Fedex can come
> for pick up at your destination,, looking forward to
> here from you hopefully soon....Below are the list of products I want
> to order and my full name and contact address if
> needed...
> 1 of the BIG SHOT DIE-CUT MACHINE with the code 113439
> 1 of the Color Caddy with the code 104335
> FYI: I'm only willing to issue the Certified Check as i do not make
> use of credit card anymore
> cos there as been alot of problem trying to make use of it if you
> understand what i mean, and the payment will be mail out to
> you by monday morning, because i need to fixed my car this weekend,
> But i promise am gonna mail it out to your address first

> thing on monday morning, and deliver to you the next day, probably
> Tuesday or Wednesday morning, If there is no
> delay from the courier .Let me have your mailing contact address
> information for mailing of Payment, such as :
> Name:
> Contact Address (not
> City:
> State/Zip code:
> Phone Number:
#172089 by Creative5 Mon Jul 22, 2013 9:57 pm
I received an e-mail from Christine Hall to place a Stampin Up order. It sounds very much like the other ones. I was very close to saying yes and have the person send me the certified check. But then she said her boss would send it. That was weird and a red flag. I cancelled doing anything from there. My husband checked the phone's area code and it was from California with a Chicago address of a coffee shop. A total Scam. I did give my address. I hope they don't send me anything.

This is the original e-mail I received.

I hope my message finds you in good condition. I'm interested in the stampin'up products. I will like to know if I can make my other through you. Please get back to me as soon as you receive my email . Please send your cell phone number to me so that I can communicate via email and SMS with you.

I'm disable (I'm deaf and I can't speak) But I can reply to your emails and SMS immediately,But will prefer you reply here.

I will await your prompt response.

This is the second e-mail:
Hello ,
Its a pleasure to read from you. I got your contact from and I would like to purchase these Items with your assistance, I'm new on this and I don't operate credit card. Below are the list of my order :

Item # 132730 ( Bundle Clear Chalk Talk ) $37.25
Item # 132729 ( Bundle Wood Backyard Basics ) $42.25
Item # 134743 ( MDS DWNLDV WHAT TO WASHI BUNDLE) $36.95
Item # 128616 ( Stamp Set Wood It's a Wrap Occasions ) $27.95
Item # 125598 ( Big Shot Die Framelits Labels Collection ) $26.95
Item # 134533 ( Bundle Seeing the Possibilities ) $35.95

Please get back to me with the total price for all the above items , Let me know if there is a discount on every product. Meanwhile, I'll send Certified Check for the payment of the products. So get back to me with your full name, cell phone number and physical contact address,not P.O box please course I intend mailing out payment via FedEx or US Postal service because they don't deliver to mailing address.

Here is my mailing address :

Christine Hall
5809 S Ellis Ave,
Chicago, IL 60637
(562) 977-3360

Get back to me soon so that I can make arrangement on how the payment will be mailed out to your address..Thanks and hope you have lovely day.

Thanks for your correspondence.
#172097 by vonpaso xlura Tue Jul 23, 2013 1:14 am
The writing in all of these messages is clearly that of a West African. The reason he doesn't talk on the phone is not that he's deaf but that his accent would give him away or even be incomprehensible to you.

Most likely the check is forged (there are people who think they have at-home payroll jobs but are actually forging checks for scammers) and, as Janez guessed, the scammer would tell you to forward money to a shipper (who is just another character played by the scammer) by Western Union or MoneyGram.

... ni los estafadores heredarán el reino de Dios. 1 Cor. 6:10
#172132 by thrasher4 Tue Jul 23, 2013 12:37 pm
If they ship the fraudulent check to you USPS (US Mail) you should copy the fraudulent check and mail the original fraudulent check to the usps postal inspectors. Don't just file a complaint online. You should mail the original check to them so they can examine it. The link to print out the form is below! You can call them and ask them to mail you a complaint form,they will also mail you an envelope.

If you get a fraudulent money order shipped my USPS, mail it along with the postage label or envelope,any emails (with headers) that are associated with the scam,use the link above to print out the form or you can call 1-800-372-8347 during the hours of 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM EST and ask them to send you a form and an envelope.

If they ship a fraudulent USPS money order Fedex,UPS,DHL you can mail it to your local USPS Postal inspectors office or take it to your post office. You should also send the shipping label,emails with headers as well.

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Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies, Other10----
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Personal and culinary services
Baking and Pastry Arts/Baker/Pastry Chef5----
Culinary Arts/Chef Training1----
Restaurant, Culinary, and Catering Management/Manager5----
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Science technologies/technicians
Science Technologies/Technicians, Other3----
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Securities and Exchange Commission v. Andrew Jay Newmark, Case No. 00CV305JM (JFS) (S.D. Cal. 2000)

On February 11, 2000, the Securities and Exchange Commission ("Commission") announced that it had filed and settled an insider trading action against Andrew Jay Newmark ("Newmark"), who realized unlawful profits in excess of $173,000 in connection with trades in DH Technology, Inc. stock. Prior to its merger with Axiohm, S.A., DH Technology was a company located in San Diego which designed, manufactured and distributed credit card receipt and bar code printers. Newmark, 41, resides in Greenwich, Connecticut and has been Chairman of CoStar Corporation, a manufacturer of label printers since 1989.

The Commission´s complaint alleges that Newmark learned from DH Technology´s Chief Executive Officer that Axiohm had proposed a merger with DH Technology. Beginning on the day Newmark learned this material, non-public information, he rapidly bought $513,125 of DH Technology stock. Newmark sold his shares shortly after the public announcement of the tender offer, realizing a $173,895.38 profit.

The Commission alleged Newmark engaged in insider trading in violation of the antifraud provisions of Section 14(e) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule 14e-3 thereunder. Newmark, without admitting or denying the allegations contained in the Complaint, consented to the entry of the judgment enjoining him from future antifraud violations and ordering him to pay $173,895.38 in disgorgement, plus prejudgment interest and $173,895.38 in civil penalties.

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Jan 16, 2008 • 7:46 am | comments (5) by twitter Google+ | Filed Under Other Google Topics

A Google Groups thread asks if they publish an article and it is found on Google News, but then want to make a change to that article - will it be updated?

The answer is no. Google News crawls the page once and will not come back to look for changes. A Google News representative confirmed this:

Currently the crawler crawls a particular article at a particular URL once. So in short, no.

You can get articles completely removed by submitting a written request, but that won't update the news story. In these cases, it is probably best to write a small "postscript" and link to a new story if warranted.

Want an example of a mess up that I personally did once or twice?

Back in August 2006, while at Search Engine Watch, I wrote a dumb typo where instead of writing "Google Has Too Much Money", I wrote, "Google Has Too Much Monday." It got indexed by Google News and showed up like this:

Google News Updates

So these things do happen and they are hard to fix.

I do have a feeling Google News is working on something to update articles, but I have no insider information on this.

Forum discussion at Google Groups.

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The AMP focuses on academic issues as well as academic and administrative supports for the university. Academic planning is an activity based on the mission, vision, and values of the university and its overarching goals. This plan informs all of the other university plans, e.g., departmental plans, college plans, facilities master plans, the strategic plan of the university, etc.

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Kathy S. Nanny in Cambria, WI 53923. Looking for full-time work as a nanny.

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Preferred Rate $12-$15 per hour

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I am a 51 young female that has two sons of my own.  They are both in college, and they are adults, and I would like to think their choices are there own in their lives, but they are good choices, which my ex and I provided for them.  I love kids and always have, they are such a pleasure for myself, I love to see imagination and creativity.  I learn so much from them, and I would like to think that my knowledge can be passed on to them.

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Farmers Insurance Sales Representative/ Manager

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The Farmers Insurance District Office in Fontana, California is hiring for Agency Managers and Sales Executives to join our team.
Farmers Insurance® is one of largest home and auto carrier as well as the top specialty product carrier in the U.S. We have been recognized as the #1 Corporate Training Program by Corporate Exchange USA & Training Magazine.

You will have the backing and support of the Farmers organization. We have been helping people like you build successful agencies for almost 80 years.
The Farmers Career Builder System puts you on the path to success.
Financial assistance for the first 3 years
Exceptional earning potential!
Extensive training & support

Utilizing Farmers Marketing Systems, or those you may develop, to reach potential customers for our Insurance products
Providing excellent customer service to policyholders
Attending networking & sales events, trade shows & community events
Educating and assisting customers
Creating your own daily schedule, emailing and corresponding with customers

The qualified Insurance Sales Representative candidate will have at least an Associate’s Degree . The ideal Insurance Sales Representative will also have:
Sales and/or customer service experience
Excellent communication skills " both written and verbal
Entrepreneurial spirit with a fearless and positive attitude
Self-motivation and goal-orientation
Strong organizational, time management and follow-through skills
Desire to continually learn new products and services
Desire to be active in the community
Basic computer skills
Good credit history " no chapter 11 or 13 bankruptcies within the last 12 months. No chapter 7 bankruptcies within the last 3 years
A favorable criminal record “No Felonies within 8 years”

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We understand that excellent agents need excellent rewards, and acting as an Insurance Sales Representative can be challenging, so we offer a group benefits package that includes:
Financial support program in the first three years as you build your business
Outstanding, uncapped earning potential
Career/Life Balance.
Health, Dental and Vision Insurance plans available
Retirement plan options
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Stability with a sound Company & Industry
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Home Is Where the Heart Is, Welcome To Redemption, Book 5
Series: Welcome To Redemption, Book 2. Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 38,560. Language: English. Published: June 30, 2011. Categories: Fiction » Romance » Contemporary, Fiction » Romance » Short stories
Heiress Melinda Spalding is stunned when her brother moves to the Midwest, and soon follows. Discovering she likes “Mayberry” is as shocking as her attraction to the local mechanic. But L.A. is home—or is home truly where the heart is? Drew Porter has no use for snooty “Lindy” Spalding, but when a bond forms between their pets, he realizes there’s more to her than meets the eye.
Dr Carmody's Dilemma
Price: $3.50 USD. Words: 58,540. Language: English. Published: July 8, 2011 by Wharekohu Bay. Categories: Fiction » Romance » General, Fiction » Romance » Contemporary
Dr. Chloe Semple buys her dream general practice in a rural community. Before the ink is dry on the contract, Dr. Max Carmody, the seller's son, turns up - alive! And both Max and his father are devastated that Max cannot take over the practice as planned. As they work together, Chloe and Max become close friends, maybe more. But something is troubling Max - and it may keep them apart forever!
Ribbons in My Hair
Price: $4.20 USD. Words: 17,080. Language: English. Published: July 9, 2011 by Wharekohu Bay. Categories: Nonfiction » Biography » Autobiographies & Memoirs, Nonfiction » History » Family history
A charming and heartwarming memoir of growing up in New Zealand in the 1940s and 50s.
Ditched Again
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 28,960. Language: English. Published: July 24, 2011. Categories: Fiction » Romance » General, Fiction » Romance » Short stories
Summer can't wait for her 10 year class reunion so she can show Josh Nelsen exactly what he ditched in high school. Josh isn't too sure he wants to face Summer Clark and the apology he know she deserves. Fate takes the decision out of his hands and brings them together in the form of an unexpected May snowstorm. Each character tells their side of the story in a fun and flirty way.
Picture in Sand
Price: $0.99 USD. Words: 970. Language: English. Published: August 2, 2011. Categories: Fiction » Young adult or teen » Fantasy, Fiction » Fantasy » General
A fantasy short story with a unique magic system and a lot of heart.
The Downing Sisters
Price: $6.99 USD. Words: 175,830. Language: English. Published: September 10, 2011. Categories: Fiction » Historical » General
Two award winning, full-length historical romance novels in one volume
The Family by the Shore
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 64,430. Language: English. Published: September 12, 2011. Categories: Fiction » Holiday » Family
An Air Mail letter and wallet of photographs from Hong Kong bring startling news for Laura Robbins and her younger brother and sister at Spryglass, the tall old house facing the wild English seashore. Since their mother died, Laura's cared for James and little Becky at Spryglass while their father, Ken, is at sea. Laura's happy and content, but Dad's news from overseas changes everything forever.
Over The Hills . .
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 56,120. Language: English. Published: September 19, 2011. Categories: Fiction » Romance » Historical
World War Two is over. Ellen Butterworth's sweetheart is demobbed from the Royal Navy and comes ashore at Liverpool. Brian is restless and ambitious, however, finding civilian life difficult. An urgent telegram from Ellen's younger sister, Jeanette, interrupts their wedding plans. Ellen rushes away from Brian, travelling through the night across country and over the Dow Hills back to her home town
Plum Loco
Price: Free! Words: 1,570. Language: English. Published: September 28, 2011. Categories: Nonfiction » Biography » Personal memoir
Plum Loco is a humorous, heartwarming story about a single woman’s quest to replace her favorite red plum tree after firefighters are forced to cut it down in an attempt to save her home during the San Diego Witch Creek Fire of 2007. Lost without it, the author goes on a quest to find a replacement. The resulting story is her journey to bring the red plum home.
Marriage by Mistake
Price: Free! Words: 96,740. Language: English. Published: November 28, 2011. Categories: Fiction » Romance » General
He woke up to find two days of his life gone. A strait-laced CEO, Dean never wanted to be like his impetuous womanizing father, but while hypnotized Dean wooed and wed some sexy Las Vegas dancer airhead. Now Kelly may be sexy but she's no airhead. She knows this cold icicle is not the man she loves. That fellow, she's sure, is buried somehow deep inside. And she's determined to find him...


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Books tagged: tony dwelly

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Price: $4.85 USD. Words: 64,170. Language: English. Published: August 11, 2012 by Memoirs Publishing. Categories: Fiction » Romance » Historical, Fiction » Romance » General
A period romance, set in the 1960s and follows on from 'Julie’s Meadow'. 'Tremarrow' has new characters that come to the village, some more welcome than others. One in particular has a very sad tale to tell. The story is based around the wicked Rupert who was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his and Sarah’s Mother.


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The Washington Center for the Book at The Seattle Public Library announces the 2015 featured work:

The Painter by Peter Heller (Vintage Books, 2015)

About "The Painter"

Jim Stegner, a famous expressionist painter from Taos, struggles to manage the dark impulses within him. Jim suffered a tragedy that he's still grieving. He now lives peacefully in rural Colorado, spending his days painting and fly-fishing, until one day he encounters a brutal act of violence that rips his life wide open. Pursued by men dead set on retribution, Jim returns to New Mexico and the high-profile life he left behind, where he'll reckon with past deeds and the dark shadows in his own heart.

About Peter Heller

Peter Heller (c) John BurchamPeter Heller's first novel "The Dog Stars," published in 2012, was an international bestseller. "The Painter" was published in May 2014. Heller is an award-winning adventure writer and a longtime contributor to NPR, "Outside" magazine, "Men's Journal," and "National Geographic Adventure." He has published four works of literary nonfiction, including "Kook: What Surfing Taught Me About Love, Life, and Catching the Perfect Wave," which was awarded the 2010 National Outdoor Book Award for Literature.

Peter Heller will visit Seattle May 14-17, 2015. See the schedule of events with the author.

Seattle Reads Books and Information for Book Groups

Book groups already registered with The Seattle Public Library may reserve their kits of "The Painter."  Additional copies of Heller's book are available at all Library locations for informal borrowing by community book groups and individuals.

About 'Seattle Reads'

"Seattle Reads" is designed to deepen engagement in literature through reading and discussion. Seattle Reads “The Painter” is made possible by The Seattle Public Library Foundation and The Wallace Foundation, with additional support from media sponsors The Seattle Times and KUOW 94.9 Public Radio, and Vintage Books, The Elliott Bay Book Co., Third Place Books, and University Book Store.

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Can you name the four-letter answers to this word ladder?

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Respond affirmatively to an invitation
Old king who was a merry old soul
Defensive posture of a rattlesnake
Travel by sea
Something that's wagged
Like NBA players
Spill the beans
Shade of blue
A duo of oxen
Trolley car
Metric unit of mass
Color of the Confederate Army
'_____ Mate!' (Hello from an Aussie)
_ ___ in the Life (Beatles song)
Opposite of a home game
Move like a pendulum
Try to hit a fly
Pew e.g.
Bering, Barents and Baltic
6, in Spanish
Snowboard alternative
'The ____ the limit!'
Terrier named for a British Isle
Eyelid infection
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ENV100 Introduction to Environmental Science (3-0-3)

This one-semester course introduces students to environmental concepts and issues. The course covers environmental issues and controversies from ecological, biological, social, economic, ethical and governmental policy positions. In addition, the course emphasis is placed on the tools and techniques needed to understand and analyze environmental topics such as energy, solid waste, food production, resource depletion, air and water issues and global climate change. PR: High School Algebra or MAT 128

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Betty Ma is a director with SVB Analytics and is responsible for managing client engagements and issuing valuation opinions. Betty has 7 years of experience advising clients on fair value issues including performing business enterprise and intangible asset valuations for technology and e-commerce companies.

Prior to joining SVB Analytics, Betty was a manager in the Business Valuation practice of Deloitte Financial Advisory Services LLP based in San Francisco. Prior to Deloitte, Betty worked in the Assurance practice of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP in Los Angeles, where she focused on audit engagements of private equity and other investment management clients.

Betty earned a master’s in accounting and a bachelor's degree in business administration from the University of Southern California. She is a Certified Public Accountant in the state of California and is a CFA® charterholder.


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Yamagen "Rolling Stone" (Live)

Our talented friends from Yamagen played to a full house during the 2011 NAMM show in the Taylor Guitars booth.

Andy Brown "Happiness"

Test Drive Acoustic 2010 finalist and Grand Prize Winner Andy Brown and his winning video, "Happiness." (Guitar 414ce)

Yamagen performing live at NAMM 2011

Road Show at Jim's Music Spring 2011

Coheed and Cambria "Mother Superior" (Live)

Claudio Sanchez and Travis Stever of Coheed and Cambria performed on acoustic guitars at the 2007 NAMM show in the Taylor Guitars booth.

12-Fret Specialty Model Joins the Line

Tuesday April 13, 2010
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Taylor Guitars is proud to debut an inspiring new acoustic voice, the 12-Fret, as one of several new Specialty guitars in the company’s 2010 lineup. Named for the point where the neck meets the guitar’s body, the 12-Fret revives an acoustic design concept from yesteryear, refining it with signature Taylor craftsmanship to deliver a sweet, warm, vintage sound with a surprisingly robust voice.

Taylor Guitars Introduces the Baritone 8-String Guitar

Thursday January 14, 2010
By: Taylor Guitars News

Born from a love of tone and a passion for innovation, Taylor Guitars has expanded the possibilities of guitar voicing in its new model, the Baritone 8-String. With a bold, fresh sound, the Baritone 8-String broadens the tonal spectrum, giving players a rich musical palette
that promises to uncork new inspiration of musical harmony.

Dave Matthews Band Ultimate Guitar Giveaway Sweepstakes

Friday May 29, 2009
By: Taylor Guitars News

In cooperation with Live Nation and Music Today, Taylor Guitars is ready to award one lucky fan the ultimate Dave Matthews Band flyaway giveaway: a chance to meet Dave Matthews’ and have him sign your new Taylor 914ce.

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