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Have you been hacked? DuPerault on What’s the Story?™ Radio Show on Friday, October 14, 2016 that airs on KCKQ, 1180 AM Radio, a Lotus sta on. Cur s wasn’t hacked, since he knew the person that called him was a hacker, but he shared his story to emphasize the blatant disregard the hackers have for computer users. (To hear the show, just go to americama ers.us, podcasts, What’s the Story? and 10/14/2016). StopTheHacker.com reminds us that in 2011, the Playsta on Network had to shut down for days in an “intrusion” that “compromised an es mated 77 million users”. Kaspersky Security cites the following sta s cs: “In 2015, there were almost 2 million a empts to steal With all the news about “the Russians” money via online acess to bank accounts”. hacking accounts, it’s not really a new story…but if you “34.2% of user computers were subjected to at least one web a ack over the year”. are a computer technology company, you wouldn’t Let’s face it, if the Democra c Na onal Commi ee expect it to be blatant. Cur s Jones, at Technology can be hacked and Hillary Clinton’s e‐mails are being Center in Sparks, Nevada, had an interes ng story to share and joined Janice Hermsen and Dennis Con nued on page 8
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Growing up, my mother always told me, “You can do anything you want to do.” And I believed her. If I really want to do something, I will give it my all and I believe my life has been be er because of that advice. With that in mind, I thought I’d share some inspira onal dbits from around the news that represent that philosophy. Some may seem small if your ambi ons and goals are lo y; but each individual has their own gauge of success. Enjoy! Turia Pi : A er suffering burns to over 65% of her body from a grass fire during a marathon run in 2011, Turia Pi , who was told she would never compete again, completed the Ironman Australia Triatholon in May and the Hawaii Ironman Triatholon this month. www.turiapi .com Kayla Armbruster: According to Breitbart news, Kayla Armbruster, a thirteen year old student in San Antonio, Texas decided to write a le er to a veteran at the Editor: Janice Hermsen: janice@lrpnv.com
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Dennis DuPerault In my book, Auto Emo ons 101 I talk a lot about how emo ons play into buying a car. Here are a few quotes from people wiser than I am about different emo ons we experience every day. Anger: He who angers you conquers you. ~Elizabeth Kenny Fear: There is a me to take counsel of your fears, and there is a me to never listen to any fear. ~George S. Pa on Courage: Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen. ~Winston Churchill
Things to think about! Jealousy: Jealousy would be far less torturous if we understood that love is a passion en rely unrelated to our merits. ~Paul Eldridge Happiness: Don't put the key to happiness in someone else's pocket. ~Author Unknown Love: Less is more unless it's love. ~Ben Mi leman Quotes from www.thequotegarden.com
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Janice Hermsen:
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Dennis DuPerault: Things to think about!
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Brian T. Shirley: Income tax, pneumonia, Benghazi, Miss Piggy, deplorables, Isis, Bill’s affairs, Donald’s affairs, greed, fair shar, emails, etc., etc., etc.
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Mike Aloia:
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Doors that open in life
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Income tax releases, pneumonia, Benghazi, Miss Piggy, deplorables, Isis, Bill's affairs, Donald’s affairs, greed, fair share, emails, etc, etc, etc.
I don't care who you vote for. As a ma er of fact, I don't want to know. I remember 8 years ago when the debates got started and how much division we had here in the good ole US of A. This is worse! If you really step back and listen to all sides, that's the media, your friends and family and the candidates themselves, you'll no ce something crazy. I mean really step back and pretend you have no dog in the fight. (Don't let Michael Vick see this). You'll no ce both sides are arguing almost the exact same points for their prospec ve candidate. The biggest argument, even from NATO, is that "If so and so gets elected, the country will be ruined". I've actually heard this before. Folks, when will we quit le ng the media and all the poli cal par es play us for fools? We have an independent candidate out there who can't even name any foreign leaders and he's ge ng 1%‐3% of the vote!! We have 2 major candidates who are dividing us more and more. I'm going to answer my own ques on. We'll quit being fools when we decide to. Is the system fixed? Yes.People even resigned over this. Of course they just changed places, no real trouble or accountability. But we keep allowing it.
Here's a quick example. Colin Kaepernick, and now some other players, won't stand during the Na onal Anthem. I agree he has the right to protest the injus ce he sees, but I don't believe in the way he's doing it. Therefore, I'm not watching any 49er's games this year, I don't care if they make it to the Super Bowl (Not going to happen). As more and more of these players refuse to stand, my NFL watching will decrease. I don't really care if I watch it again at this point. That's how we can really make change happen. Let me explain. We should stop dona ng to poli cal campaigns en masse. I know special interest groups will, but they also get their money from somewhere. We can find that out as well and boyco their sponsors. If we were to start hi ng the establishment where it really hurts and demand that the country as a whole is a special interest, then they would be forced to listen and quit was ng our money. Folks, if we make our country the first thing on the list to be fixed, rather than this group or that group, we could all win. Will this happen? Nope, people are too
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I wonder what doors will open next, I To wish upon a star while knowing your dreams wonder where this journey will take can come true is the essence of human spirit, to me, I wonder who will enter my life and my heart. set our souls free as we follow our hearts, this is divine guidance. Daydreaming about possibilities and never As we walk our turtle we find ourselves forgetting the pain, to feel your heart and soul vulnerable after the storms have passed, serenity molded into an enlightenment of wisdom. and solitude fills our being as we prepare for the To wake each morning and breathe the fresh air, journey ahead and walk through the doors that to close your eyes, feel the breeze and hear the open in life. music of living, to feel the vibrations of love. As a visionary, my optimistic understanding of each moment guides me toward the calling of peace, for we can achieve the impossible if we keep the faith. The fears we face are there to conquer in order to open a new dimension of self-achievement, give yourself the credit deserved as you plant the seeds of knowledge. Observance of actions and acknowledging the signs of serendipitous moments in time, receiver of messages and vision become the realities inside the happening.
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Richard G. Pugh Alfred Doten was a prolific recorder of the way things were in Virginia City and over five decades his diary captured essence of the colorful and o en trauma c Comstock Lode era of early Nevada. In that three‐volume diary of 2,300 pages Doten recorded his daily ac vi es in the mines, his frequent freelance wri ng for the Territorial Enterprise newspaper, his ventures into assis ng in medical procedures, and the ac vi es of hard rock miners in the area. He was accompanied in his daily travels and adventures in that frene c gold‐rush period by Keyzer, his friend and canine companion.
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There was a case in 1864 where one of the townspeople was seriously injured…not in a gunfight or mine injury…but while exercising in a local gymnasium and Doten assisted Frederick Hiller, Jr., a homeopathic physician, in se ng his leg. On another occasion, Doten was called in to assist the doctor in trea ng a man who was injured while rabbit shoo ng when his gun exploded in his hand. Two middle fingers were amputated while Doten administered the chloroform and wrote, “The gun was over‐ loaded and had not been shot for three Doten was par cularly adept at weeks!” pain ng a picture of the daily successes, Doten later joined a physician, Dr. excesses, and failures of flamboyant miners Heller, who prac ced for a me in the that endured the frequent violence in the Comstock in amputa ng the community itself. He became interested in “prepu um” (presumably a circumcision) of medicine and frequently was called on by local physicians to a miner living in the nearby community of Dutch Flats. On assist in surgical procedures such as removing gunshot another day in late September, 1866 he and Keyser traveled “balls”, se ng bones, and in administering the pain reliever to Summit Mill to assist Dr. C. C. Green with a head injury chloroform, the preferred anesthesia of the me. It could be pa ent. The pa ent was “hit by a stone playfully thrown by a said that Doten’s diary indicated he was arguably the first lay‐ friend,” wrote Doten who was called on to administer the anesthesiologist in Nevada! anesthe c during that procedure but none was given. The man underwent surgery “suffering much pain, taking it like a Doten recorded stories of numerous gunfights in major!” and Doten received $5.00 for just being available Virginia City but also frequent vigne es about the various ways in which disputes were se led without the use of guns. that day. While life during the Comstock Lode period was o en perilous it was never dull! He wrote about a man who was struck with a miner’s pick Continued on page 8 Continued on page 8
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Peckham Road side is also currently under construc on, including a planned food court with pa o area, and will be finished along with the mall improvements by the end of November. We’ve been told Santa is right on schedule, so everything will be ready in me for the holidays! The mall also has two new retail concepts planned for early 2017 which will add addi onal foot traffic. All of the merchants we have spoken with are very proud of what Rob Rothe’s family and mall manager Eilish Boisvert are planning to boost our various businesses and feel they should be thanked for really thinking out of the box. Really appreciate everything they are doing.
Media is moving its radio studio and media opera ons to a glass enclosed showcase at the front of the mall. This space will be combined with the Silver State Coffee Company & Café to create a large, centrally located community town hall where you can come and chat over a cup of coffee, host seminars and lunch mee ngs or discuss the issues of the day. Another exci ng announcement is that Virginia City mining magnate Hugh Roy Marshall is reloca ng the historic Marshall Mint, along with his wife Cynthia’s beau ful an que and estate jewelry For more informa on regarding store, right to the front entrance of We’re moving! America Ma ers Media and our the Reno Town Mall! This also radio shows, the Reno Town Mall includes a museum which will bring But not far... and its merchants, or our the incredible legacy of the Comstock Lode right to our front door. This will assist "Community Town Hall @ Reno Town Mall” concept please call Eddie Floyd at 775‐384‐4444. all of the exis ng merchants by bringing lots of Check us out at www.AmericaMa ers.us or our tourists and buyers throughout the en re mall. signature non‐profit www.WynemaRanch.com The western annex strip center on the
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Dave Huggett Coffee is an integral part of so many peoples’ daily rou ne, we o en don’t give it a second thought. So we thought it would be amusing to put together a list of interes ng facts about coffee that you might not know…. 1. No ma er what anyone tells you, caffeine cannot help you sober up, it’s a complete myth. Shame. 2. Hawaii is the only US state that grows coffee. 3. Coffee was originally eaten and not drunk. It’s said to have been discovered when goat herders no ced increased energy levels a er their goats had been ea ng coffee cherries that had fallen on the ground. 4. Coffee is the second most traded commodity in the world, a er oil. To give you an idea of how widely consumed it is, Starbucks alone employs 151,000 people worldwide, while in Kenya, 5 million people are reliant on the coffee industry for their income. 5. The price of espresso served in bars and cafes in Italy is regulated by the Italian government because it is considered an essen al part of their daily life. 6. All of the world’s coffee is grown in the ‘bean belt’. So specific are the condi ons needed to successfully grow coffee that the northernmost coffee producing country in the world is Pakistan. 7. An epidemic of the and violence is sweeping the coffee industry in Continued from page 6
Alfred Doten par cipated in many of the ‘cultural’ ac vi es of Virginia City such as performances at Piper’s Opera House and once a ended a lecture by Mark Twain. “It was one and a half hours long, but I heard it all and it was mighty good!” he noted in his diary. When not recording the daily temperature and weather swings in Virginia City, medically assis ng his physician friends, recording the ins and outs of daily life in Virginia City, and tending to his mining interests, Doten enjoyed “drinking cocktails and cruising about town” as he called it with his friend Dan DeQuille, editor of the Territorial Enterprise
Twelve amazing facts about coffee Kenya, a country where a kilo of dried beans can be worth a week’s wages. A special police force has been set up to deal with the problem, but raids by armed gangs are a daily occurrence. Coffee growers have been forced to sleep in their fields so they can fend off would‐be thieves. The thieves aren’t subtle, with reports of security guards at coffee factories being shot with arrows and beaten to death with branches. Villagers have taken to figh ng fire with fire, and criminals caught in the act have been lynched in the street. 8. Over 500 billion cups of coffee are drunk each year, or around 1.4 billion cups per day. Over half of this is consumed during breakfast. 9. Coffee can be used to fuel a car. While the technology is s ll in its infancy, there is something reassuring in knowing that the same cup that gets you going in the morning could one day actually get you to work as well. 10. A li le known fact, but worth knowing anyway ‐ brewed espresso has 2.5% fat, while filtered coffee contains 0.6% fat. 11. The world’s first webcam was invented at Cambridge University to let scien sts in a technology group know if their coffee pot was full or not. In 1991, they aimed their camera at their coffee machine and streamed the footage live on the web to save themselves the disappointment of a fruitless trip. This picture is of the first ever broadcast. 12. Irish coffee was originally invented to warm up cold American airline passengers flying from Ireland. If you have any more of your own to share, we’d love to hear them so please get in touch with us at Java Caffe. h p://www.ar clebiz.com/ar cle/1051629287‐1‐12‐amazing‐facts‐about‐ coffee/ Continued from page 1
distributed on a regular basis, the average consumer has to be smart about their security. So what do you do? Computer technicians recommend the appropriate virus and malware so ware to protect your devices. If someone calls you, like they did to Cur s at Technology Center, be wary. Don’t allow anyone access to your computer. Don’t click on links in an e‐mail if you don’t know the source.. A er coming to Reno from Charleston, S.C. in 1973 to If you don’t know much about computers, it pays to accept the posi on of CEO of the Nevada State Medical contact your local computer technician to make sure you are Associa on and serving as Director of Physician Rela ons at protected. The money spent could save you a lot of problems Washoe Medical Center for two years, Pugh re red in 1990. in the long‐run. Though the big box stores have technicians, Later he helped establish Health Access Washoe County they are not always trained in the latest technology. Whether (HAWC) and served as Board Member and President for several you choose them or a local computer store, find a trusted years. He has served as Adjunct Clinical Instructor at the University of Nevada School of Medicine and authored four books source. through the History of Medicine Program there.
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Janice Hermsen is the co-founder and managing partner for LeRue Press, a publisher, printer and a professional business center located in Reno, NV. She is also the editor of What’s the Story?™ Hermsen writes for nostringsattached.com, was a Featured Contributor in the finance section on yahoo.com and hosts two radio shows Book Hound and What’s the Story? that air in northern Nevada and, with the help of the internet, has followers from around the world. Early in her career she worked in many aspects of finance including accounting, financial advice, insurance, real estate and the mortgage industry.
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selfish now. It's all about "their interest". Oh well, I'll hold my nose while I cast my vote, keep my money and watch some great movies by Indie film makers on Sundays from now on!
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