Today we visit with Sarah Holden with senior director of retirement and investor research at the Investment Company Institute https://www.ici.org/
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"Try
to be a rainbow in someone's cloud." --Maya Angelou
"Try
to be a rainbow in someone's cloud." --Maya Angelou
"Try
to be like the turtle--at ease in your own shell." --Bill
Copeland
"Try
to be like the turtle--at ease in your own shell." --Bill
Copeland
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Police
in Logan, Utah say a man set his couch on fire and burned his hands
after he put his marijuana ashes in a paper bag. The Herald Journal
reports the man was hurt when he tried to put out the fire with his
hands after smoking the pot on Thursday afternoon. Eventually,
someone in the house got a garden hose and doused the blaze shortly
before fire trucks from multiple agencies arrived at the house. Logan
Police Capt. Tyson Budge says officers seized a small amount of
marijuana but did not issue a citation. Budge says investigators
figured the burns were punishment enough.
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A new study found water inside Jupiter’s Great Red Spot, which raises the prospect that intelligent life may exist on the planet. (https://goo.gl/nsGZft)
Tourism is way down in the Virginia town where Sarah Huckabee Sanders was chased out of the Red Hen restaurant, and the city council is scrambling to give their image a makeover. (https://goo.gl/ioLn4N)
A
woman in Spain (Tenerife) allegedly started a hospital fire because
she was tired of waiting in the emergency room. Patients and staff
were evacuated and no one was reported injured.
Next time your boss sends you an email at 10 PM, ignore it. Science is on your side. Researchers (Lehigh University, Virginia Tech, Colorado State) have found that checking work emails after hours not only increases employee anxiety and health problems, but it also wreaks havoc on their personal relationships and home lives. The findings calls organizational expectations to be on the clock 24/7 “an insidious stressor”.
One in 10 people may be addicted celebrity worshippers, according to a study. Research suggests as many as 10% of the public are developing unhealthy obsessions with celebrities, which can lead to depression, anxiety and psychosis.
Another myth shattered — it turns out that men DON’T think about sex every seven seconds. It’s more like once every 28 minutes. Still, that’s twice as much as women who think about it once every 51 minutes.
A study by the University of South Wales uncovered an anti-aging technique that could see humans live to 150-years-old.
(https://goo.gl/1P6BG8)
Next time your boss sends you an email at 10 PM, ignore it. Science is on your side. Researchers (Lehigh University, Virginia Tech, Colorado State) have found that checking work emails after hours not only increases employee anxiety and health problems, but it also wreaks havoc on their personal relationships and home lives. The findings calls organizational expectations to be on the clock 24/7 “an insidious stressor”.
One in 10 people may be addicted celebrity worshippers, according to a study. Research suggests as many as 10% of the public are developing unhealthy obsessions with celebrities, which can lead to depression, anxiety and psychosis.
Another myth shattered — it turns out that men DON’T think about sex every seven seconds. It’s more like once every 28 minutes. Still, that’s twice as much as women who think about it once every 51 minutes.
A study by the University of South Wales uncovered an anti-aging technique that could see humans live to 150-years-old.
(https://goo.gl/1P6BG8)
A new study found water inside Jupiter’s Great Red Spot, which raises the prospect that intelligent life may exist on the planet. (https://goo.gl/nsGZft)
Tourism is way down in the Virginia town where Sarah Huckabee Sanders was chased out of the Red Hen restaurant, and the city council is scrambling to give their image a makeover. (https://goo.gl/ioLn4N)
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Who invented TV? George Carey, a Boston civil servant, first thought up television in 1876. John Logie Baird is often quoted as its inventor but his ideas didn't come along until the 1920's.
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The Grandiloquent Word of the Day
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Acrasia (uh-KRAY-zee-yuh)
Noun:
-The state of mind in which someone acts against their better judgment through weakness of will.
-A lack of self discipline, by which a person acts contrary to usual judgment.
-Lack of self control.
Early 19th century: from Greek, from a- without + kratos power, strength. The term is used especially with reference to Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics.
Used in a sentence:
“Acrasia… the mental state where we find ourselves doing precisely what we know we shouldn’t, was the subject of Edgar Allan Poe’s ‘The Imp of the Perverse’.”
-The state of mind in which someone acts against their better judgment through weakness of will.
-A lack of self discipline, by which a person acts contrary to usual judgment.
-Lack of self control.
Early 19th century: from Greek, from a- without + kratos power, strength. The term is used especially with reference to Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics.
Used in a sentence:
“Acrasia… the mental state where we find ourselves doing precisely what we know we shouldn’t, was the subject of Edgar Allan Poe’s ‘The Imp of the Perverse’.”
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A
former student at the University of California, Irvine (UCI) is
facing several charges after he allegedly impersonated a doctor on
multiple occasions and gave at least one patient a medical diagnosis.
23-year-old Ariya Ouskouian was charged this week with one felony
count of providing a medical diagnosis while impersonating a doctor
and eight misdemeanor accounts of “representing oneself as a
licensed medical practitioner.” In May, Ouskouian allegedly
diagnosed a man regarding a growth on his neck in a consult room at
UCI. On seven different occasions between April and June, he also
allegedly impersonated a doctor at Children’s Hospital of Orange
County. The Orange County District Attorney’s Office claims
Ouskouian told a security worker he was a doctor and later gained
access to restricted floors of the children’s hospital. The former
student could face three years in state prison and eight years in the
Orange County Jail if he’s convicted. (https://goo.gl/4MrL5B)
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In
Oceanside, California, three men led police on a dangerous pursuit
that started for no obvious reason, running red lights and eventually
ditching their car before two of them were tracked down and arrested.
Officers later determined that the car had been stolen, but say that
if it weren’t for the suspects’ own erratic behavior, they never
would have suspected them of a crime.
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