Your advice for October 2012 - Feng Shui Astrology

Running from 8th?October 2012 - 7th?November?2012 we have the double Heaven Star where the energy of this month matches the energy of the year and, because its ruling element is Metal that means focus, focus and more focus.? You'll experience authority: either giving or receiving it.? Rules and responsibilities will also be high on the agenda.

Add the Wood element to the?East sector of your home this month to improve creativity, opportunties and finances.? Focus for relationships and romance should be on the North. Happy couple pictures here or pairs of ornaments will work well here for this month.

This month's NO GO days are:

• 10th October
• 22nd October
• 3rd November

NO GO days are those where the energy is not favourable for all stars so it's best to avoid important occassions if at all possible. The Chinese call these 'Go Fishing' days!

To understand this advice you must know your I Ching Astrology Birth Star which you can calculate by clicking the 'Find your Star' tab above.? Overall Stars for the year can be found by clicking the 2012 Stars tab above. And, if you'd like to find out a little more about the energy of this month using a combination of Feng Shui Astroloy and Tarot then have a look at my You Tube channel or click on the video showing on the left of this page.

1 Water
You are going to get notice this month Water Star.? I know you often like to work behind the scenes but that's just not going to happen so make everything you do transparent.? Oh, and this month is going to be fast and quick so hold onto your hat.
Best days for Romance: 14th October, 23rd October & 1st November
Best days for Luck:? 16th?October?&?25th October

2 Earth
This month is ideal to plan, to rest, to focus on your intuition and to step in and arbitrate where you're needed.? You often focus on others over yourself Earth Star and you can still do that but treat yourself as well as you treat others. The energy is suggesting you do that.
Best days for Romance: 13th October & 31st October
Best days for Luck:? 15th October, 24th October?& 2nd November

3 Thunder
Another frustrating month for you Thunder Star.? You're still feeling bogged down. You need to act and move but the energy around you is particularly heavy (for a Thunder Star at least).? Focus your energy on relationships as much as you can.
Best days for Romance: 12th October, 21st October & 30th October
Best days for Luck:? 14th?October, 23rd October?&?1st November

4 Wind
Wind Star you have so much ooomph at the moment.? Not only is your creativity in overdrive with so many ideas, which is fairly normal for a Wind Star,?but you also have the motivation to put some of them into action.
Best days for Romance: 11th October, 20th October, 29th October & 7th November
Best days for Luck:? 13th?October?&?31st October

5 Tai Chi
Tai Chi you may be surprised at your creativity but lack the ability to fine tune ideas and plan how to make them a reality.? Keep notes, the time will come when you can do that - just not yet.
Best days for Romance: 19th October, 28th October & 6th November
Best days for Luck:??12th?October, 21st October?&?30th?October

6 Heaven
Everybody's looking to you Heaven Star.? You can draw the right people to you this month but you can also draw the wrong people to you too! If that's the case just tactfully redirect them.
Best days for Romance: 9th October, 18th October, 27th October & 5th November
Best days for Luck:? 11th October,?20th October, 29th?October?&?7th November

7 Lake
Responsibility is still burdening you Lake Star. Not just this month but this year has been a time of growth and progress. It may seem like hard work but you are maturing in so many ways with the challenges coming into your life.
Best days for Romance: 8th October, 17th October, 26th October & 4th November
Best days for Luck:? 19th October,?28th October?&?6th November

8 Mountain
Sometimes the mountain, however stubborn, has to make the move and that time is now Mountain Star. You may not be keen to do what's being asked of you but try not to resist. The term 'Go with the Flow' doesn't sit easy with you but it really is the best thing to do at the moment.
Best days for Romance: 16th October & 25th October
Best days for Luck:? 9th October,?18th October, 27th?October?&?5th November

9 Fire
It's not as bright as you like it Fire Star.? Take care with communication of all sorts as what you say could be misinterpreted. The main message to you is 'Patience'.? Practise it often.
Best days for Romance: 15th October, 24th October & 2nd November
Best days for Luck:? 8th?October, 17th October, 26th October?& 4th November

If you are interested in a personal reading or would like more information on Feng Shui, Feng Shui Astrology, Date Selection or any of my other services visit my?main website: www.jackientoman.co.uk

Until next month enjoy your unique form of energy.

Source: http://fs168fengshuiastrology.blogspot.com/2012/09/feng-shui-astrology-your-advice-for.html

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UCA Honors College Challenge Week 2012: ?Dear Mr. President:?

The University of Central Arkansas Honors College will present Challenge Week 2012 from Oct. 5 - 12. This year's theme, ?Dear Mr. President:,? imagines a letter to the next presidential administration that asks for action on issues that affect all Americans regardless of age, ethnic origin, income level, region of residence or party affiliation.

Presenters will focus on three key areas of national concern: immigration, health care and environmental contamination.

?Challenge Week brings to campus nationally known thinkers to engage the community in a reflective interchange of ideas. Speakers present compelling arguments to UCA students, faculty and staff, and to the broader community, in an effort to inform, educate and thoughtfully address contemporary problems and concerns,? said Dr. Rick Scott, dean of the Honors College. The UCA Student Government Association is co-sponsoring Challenge Week 2012.

All events take place on the UCA campus and are free and open to the public.

Challenge Week schedule of events:

? Friday, Oct. 5 at 3 p.m. in the Presentation Room of Jefferson Farris Jr. Honors Hall. Shastady Williams and Blake Brizzolara, Honors College juniors, speak about their experiences participating in the 2012 Republican and Democratic Parties? presidential nominating conventions. They attended the conventions during academic seminars hosted by The Washington Center.

? Tuesday, Oct. 9 in the College of Business Auditorium at 7 p.m. Mireya Reith, co-founder and executive director of the Arkansas United Community Coalition (AUCC), will present, ?If it?s Broken, Fix It: Immigration Reform in the U.S.? A native of Fayetteville, Arkansas, Reith has worked in international political development across five continents with American nonprofit organizations and the United Nations to engage marginalized communities in democratic processes. Reith served as a municipal development volunteer with the Peace Corps in El Salvador, and currently serves the state as the first Latina appointed by the Governor to the Arkansas State Board of Education.

? Wednesday, Oct. 10 in the Doyne Health Sciences Auditorium at 4 p.m. Dr. Clay Arnold, professor of political science, will present, ?American Politics in the 2010 Affordable Health Care Act.? His scholarship features western water politics and issues in contemporary social and political theory. He has published articles and essays in the American Political Science Review, Politics & Policy, Journal of the Southwest, the SUNY Press series in Environmental Philosophy and Ethics and the MIT Press series in American and Comparative Environmental Policy.

? Friday Oct. 12 at 7 p.m. in the College of Business Auditorium. Dr. Tyrone B. Hayes, University of California-Berkeley professor of biology, will deliver the keynote address, ?From Silent Spring to Silent Night: A Tale of Toads and Men.? Hayes is a graduate of Harvard and UC-Berkeley and also completed post-doctoral studies at the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, National Institutes of Health and the Cancer Research Laboratories at UC-Berkeley. A recipient of several teaching, scholarly and citizenship awards, Hayes has published and presented widely on the role of environmental factors?particularly agricultural pesticides and herbicides?on growth and development in amphibians. His lecture is sponsored by the Honors College and the UCA chapter of the NAACP.

Founded in 1982, UCA's Honors College engages students in interdisciplinary study of classic thought and contemporary issues, helping them express leadership in the larger world as citizen-scholars.

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Source: http://uca.edu/news/uca-honors-college-challenge-week-2012-dear-mr-president/

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E.Nigma Facts | "The Website for the Up & Coming Celeb!"

Posted by C.Jay McGruder on Sep 29, 2012 in People On The Move | 0 comments

Facts about E.Nigma

Legal Name: David Edmond
Age: 20
Birthday & Zodiac Sign: Dec. 16th & Sagittarius
Stage Name: E.Nigma
What is your favorite color: Blue & Black
What is your biggest pet peeve: People who can?t hold a conversation or need to control it in order too.?????????????????????????????????? Favorite Basketball Team: Miami Heat
Likes When: I wake up and have another chance to make something happen.
Hates When: People ask me about something just to be nosey? Dont care? Then dont ask.
Hometown: Brooklyn, NY
What type of phone do you use: iPhone
Favorite Designer: Dont have one, I rock what I thinks dope.
Favorite Movie: The Five Heartbeats/Shaft (modern)
Guilty Pleasure: Im not guilty about what I take pleasure in.
Unique Talent: I can rap my ass off. Im a unique person so?living?

Frequently used phrase when talking: &-Shit, Yaowa, Wild Crazy and FROST

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Native of Brooklyn, NY and talented Hip Hop artist, E.Nigma has been perfecting his craft and plotting for a worldwide takeover. Combining his poetic ability with his passion for music, E. brings a breath of fresh air for the music industry, by simply doing what he feels he was born to do, make beautiful music. Surrounded by the arts & entertainment at a young age, Nigma Baby baby (The Nigma so nice, you say the Baby twice!) has grown into an ambitious young man, teaching himself how to produce and present his music efficiently and effectively to an audience. Influenced by his NYC city life and infatuation with southern culture, he channels his emotion and passion into a presence felt like never before through his music. His influence and motivation are drawn from all corners of Hip Hop, with favorites from Ludacris & Twista, to Jay-Z and Kanye to Dr. Dre & Snoop Dogg. However his true inspiration simply stems from life; The life he lives, the life he wants and everything in between. ?Through my music I hope to give my listeners, and audience members, a friend and a hope for a positive future for the culture.? -E.Nigma

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The mixtape link:? http://www.hotnewhiphop.com/e-nigma-frost-season-2-mixtape.56804.html/

Source: http://www.cjmcgruder.com/2012/09/29/e-nigma-facts/

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WHO says only severely ill should be tested for new virus

LONDON (Reuters) - Doctors should only test people for a new virus if they are very ill in hospital with a respiratory infection, have been in Qatar or Saudi Arabia and test negative for common forms of pneumonia and infections, the World Health Organisation said on Saturday.

The newly discovered virus from the same family as SARS has so far been confirmed in only two cases worldwide, one in a 60-year-old Saudi man who died from his infections, and another in a man from Qatar who is critically ill in a London hospital.

In updated guidance issued six days after it put out a global alert about the new virus, the WHO said suspected cases should be strictly defined to limit the need to test people with milder symptoms.

But it added anyone who has been in direct contact with a confirmed case and who has any fever or respiratory symptoms should also be tested.

The WHO said in a statement its new case definition was designed "to ensure an appropriate and effective identification and investigation of patients who may be infected with the virus, without overburdening health care systems with unnecessary testing."

The United Nations health agency said on Sunday a new virus had infected a 49-year-old Qatari who had recently travelled to Saudi Arabia, where another man with an almost identical virus had died.

The virus is from a family called coronaviruses, which also includes viruses that cause the common cold and SARS, or Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, which emerged in China in 2002 and killed around a tenth of the 8,000 people it infected worldwide.

INTENSIVE CARE

A spokeswoman for Britain's Health Protection Agency, where scientists analyzing samples from the Qatari man found a match with the fatal Saudi case last weekend and reported their finding to the WHO, said on Saturday the 49-year-old was still in intensive care.

He is being cared for at St Thomas's hospital, where he has been connected to an artificial lung to keep him alive.

The WHO says there is so far no evidence to suggest the potentially fatal virus spreads easily from person to person. Scientists say the genetic makeup of the virus suggests it may have come from animals, possibly bats.

The WHO has been collaborating with laboratories such as the HPA and another lab in the Netherlands which were responsible for the confirmation of new virus.

"These laboratories have been working on the development of diagnostic reagents and protocols which can be provided to laboratories that are not in a position to develop their own, and these are now available," it said.

But it stressed only patients who fulfilled strict criteria - including having severed respiratory syndrome, requiring hospitalization, having been in Qatar or Saudi Arabia or in contact with a suspected or confirmed case, and having already been tested for pneumonia.

"The essence is that this is not for people with coughs and colds," WHO spokesman Glenn Thomas told Reuters.

Six suspected cases in Denmark last week turned out to be false alarms and Thomas said it was important "to alleviate the burden of testing" by ensuring health authorities and members of the public understand the criteria for a suspected case. (Reporting by Kate Kelland; Editing by Sophie Hares)

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/says-only-severely-ill-tested-virus-183841256.html

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AUTOS: Jaguar Launches The F-Type

AUTOS: Jaguar Launches The F-Type

The long-awaited sports car ? spiritual successor to the fabled E-Type ? debuts prior to the Paris Auto Show.

You've seen it in countless spy photos and even a leaked press shot, but the 2014 Jaguar F-Type sports car was finally unveiled today officially at the Rodin Museum in Paris ahead of the Paris Auto Show, which opens Thursday.

Designer Ian Callum, charged with creating a successor to the hallowed E-type, has penned an unmistakably British roadster that channels elements of the E without succumbing to the temptation to create an actual retro design.

The F-Type was tasked with reviving the energy of the famed E-Type without being retro. (Photo: Jaguar) Jaguar executives remain mum on pricing for the moment, but it's clear they're determined to offer potential Boxster buyers a compelling alternative. The engineers have done their part too: Depending upon trim level, the output and estimated performance of the F-Type lines up closely with Porsche's entry-level convertible.

Let's take a look at the specifics:

All three F-Type trim levels get supercharged engines, either a V6 available in two states of tune or the company's exquisite force-fed 5-liter AJ V8. The 375-horsepower V6 is notable by virtue of having the highest specific output of any Jaguar engine to-date.

The horsepower ratings and Jaguar?s performance figures:

? F-Type: Supercharged 3.0L V6, 335 horsepower, 0-60 5.1 seconds, top speed 161 mph.

? F-Type S: Supercharged 3.0L V6, 375 horsepower, 0-60 4.8 seconds, top speed 171 mph.

? F-Type V8S: Supercharged 5.0L V8, 488 horsepower, 0-60 4.2 seconds, top speed 186 mph.

There will be three versions of F-Type, two with supercharged V6 engines and a top model powered by Jaguar's 5-liter supercharged V8. (Photo: Jaguar) F-Type spotters can identify V6 models by their dual center-mounted exhaust pipes versus the V8's quad pipes, arranged two per side.

Each F-Type gets a ZF eight-speed automatic transmission with QuickShift, a strategy that cuts fuel when changing gears for faster shifts. S models also get launch control. V6S models get a mechanical limited slip differential, while V8S trims receive an electronic differential that maximizes traction not just in performance situations, but also in inclement weather.

While we suspect the V8 will thrill thanks to its additional 150 horsepower, Jaguar claims the base V6 F-Type is less than one second slower to 60 than its big brother:

Source: http://automotive.speedtv.com/article/autos-jaguar-unveils-f-type/

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Avoid repeating mistakes you made in the meltdown

By John Wasik, Reuters

CHICAGO -- It's rear-view mirror philosophizing time. As we head into the autumn of this contentious election year, it's a great time to reflect upon what worked and what didn't in the wake of some of the most tumultuous upheavals in American economic history.

You could easily blame Wall Street for the 2008 meltdown, but it's also clear that American families weren't prepared and made mistakes too. A new study from the Consumer Federation of America found that 67 percent of middle class Americans think they made at least one "really bad financial decision," and 47 percent said they had made more than one. The cost? The median was $5,000, but the average cost was $23,000.

Further, the study, entitled "The Financial Status and Decision-making of the American Middle Class," also found that outside of retirement funds and checking/savings accounts, families had few other financial assets. Only 15 percent surveyed held stocks and from 13 to 14 percent held either savings bonds or certificates of deposits.

How could you avoid the same fate? Here are some key ways to avoid the same financial blunders:

1. Failing to gauge portfolio risk

I don't know about you, but I wasn't surprised when the market tanked as much as it did in 2008-2009. I thought it would be worse. Yet I sure was blindsided as to how much it nailed my retirement portfolio, which fell about 40 percent. After all, I was diversified. Wasn't that supposed to be a form of protection?

I didn't know that commodities, stocks and real estate investment trusts would decline in lockstep. They usually don't, but they were highly correlated during the global downturn. There was an easy way to avoid this kind of hit: Add more bonds, which I did. They now comprise more than half of our portfolio.

2. Getting swamped by debt-to-income ratios

Of course, you've heard tales of homebuyers who got mortgages they shouldn't have qualified for just because they had a pulse in the pre-2007 bubble years. The enduring truth is that too much debt can always be toxic.

What's a dangerous level? It's pretty simple: If your short-term debt exceeds your ability to pay it off every month, it's too much. Whenever you get beyond 40 percent of debt-to-income, you're getting into deep trouble. Most middle-class families carried 20 cents in debt payments to every $1 they earned in 2010, the Consumer Federation found. That's not unreasonable, but this is an average discerned by looking at Federal Reserve data; millions of households are in trouble because they owe more than what their homes are worth, which was not explored in this study.

A worthy goal for reining in short-term debt is simply to pay off bills each month -- but that means keeping spending within your income range and saving up for big ticket items. Also, watch your credit rating and try to improve it to obtain the lowest-possible financing rates.

3. Not having a big enough safety net

The typical American middle-class family has about $27,000 in financial assets (excluding pensions), the Consumer Federation found. Is that enough to cover emergencies, long unemployment stretches or unreimbursed medical bills? Probably not.

The rule of thumb is to hold six months' worth of salary in emergency cash in money-market or savings accounts. It's a good place to start, but more of a cushion is needed because of bad financial decisions. And even more for those facing long-term unemployment. How do you stash away more when times are tough? There's no magic answer other than making it a top priority and making some hard decisions about spending.

4. Not carrying enough insurance

There's a basic trade-off with all insurance policies: The more you're willing to pay on a claim out of pocket, the lower the premium. For example, if you get a catastrophic health plan with a high deductible, your monthly premium will be lower.

To figure out what you can afford, look at your monthly cash flow. If you need to reduce insurance premiums, you will need to boost savings to cover the deductibles. You can also save money on auto insurance by dropping coverage for comprehensive coverage if the car is old.

5. Failing to invest

Saving is putting money in a protected place for rainy days. Investing is putting money at risk in exchange for long-term returns. You need to do both to survive the ravages of inflation and financial events beyond your control. Surprisingly, only 21 percent of those middle-class Americans surveyed by the Consumer Federation said they would invest in stocks, bonds and mutual funds - even if they had $1 million to invest.

While I certainly don't admonish anyone for steering clear of market risk after 2008, you can find some balance through the "bucket" method of risk management. Your "safe" yellow bucket should hold money you need in the next few years for emergencies, college, out-of-pocket medical expenses or taxes. A "red" bucket is for money you can risk over decades for retirement and future goals. You adjust the amount of money for each bucket according to your needs, time of life and risk tolerance.

Perhaps the greatest blunder that everyone is guilty of is inaction. We wait for the market to become overheated instead of taking advantage of dips to get better prices. We don't sell our losers and move on. We think we can time the bottom of the real estate and stock markets.

I know I waited too long to add bonds to my portfolio and reduce my stock and commodity market exposure, although it's since bounced back. One essential truth remains: In a society that thrives on spending and consumption, increased saving can help avert financial disaster in the future.?

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Source: http://lifeinc.today.com/_news/2012/09/24/14073437-5-steps-to-avoid-repeating-mistakes-you-made-in-the-meltdown?lite

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Bikes for Life Bicycle Rodeo Denver CO

Children?s Hospital Colorado and Central Park Recreation Center Host a Free Bicycle Skills Course Event for Children in the Community?

WHEN:?????Saturday, September 22, 2012
9 a.m.-12 p.m.

WHERE:???Central Park Recreation Center
9651 E. Martin Luther King Boulevard,?Denver, CO 80238

WHAT:? ??
A bicycle skills course will be set up in the Central Park Recreation Center?s parking lot for children ages 3-12. The skills course is designed for children to practice balance, riding straight, turning, stopping, dodging objects, and other key bicycle skills.? Children of all ability level can put their bicycle skills to the test on the course.? Trained volunteers will teach children how to ride a bicycle for the first time without training wheels on a separate course.? Helmet and bicycle safety education will also be provided.? The Mountain radio street team will be at the event with bicycle related prizes for winners on their prize wheel.

The bicycle rodeo is part of the Children?s Hospital Colorado and UnitedHealthcare Bikes For Life program first announced last fall to distribute 1,000 bicycles and helmets to kids throughout the state. Children?s Colorado and The City and County of Denver, Denver Parks and Recreation are hosting the bicycle rodeo to get kids throughout the community excited about bicycling as a lifetime activity.

For more information, visit?www.childrenscolorado.org/bikesforlife.

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Source: http://denverbucketlist.com/bikes-for-life-bicycle-rodeo-denver-co/

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