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Fisher Capital Management Warning News- 8 Relationship Myths that Might be Happening to You

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You might be experiencing relationship myths that do not really contribute to a having a good relationship with your partner. Here are a few eye-openers fromFisher Capital Management to help you understand your partner and your relationship better.

Myth 1: You do not need to work hard to establish a good relationship. Having a good relationship will need both parties to do a lot of hard work. A clinical psychologist compares a relationship to a garden. It has to be nurtured by both parties to make them happy.

Myth 2: Partners who are in love understand the feelings and needs of each other. Your partner knows what you want and how you feel if you speak out. Constant communication is the key to understanding your partner.

Myth 3: Passion will never fade if you are madly in love. Romantic movies and books express that genuine love initiate passion. However, as partners are accustomed to their routines, passion gradually diminishes. Fisher Capital Management suggests you put creativity and playfulness to keep the passion burning.

Myth 4: You need to have a child to strengthen your marriage. Partners need to discuss and plan ahead when having a child. This should be partnered with responsibility. They must know how to strengthen the relationship especially that a child binds the union.

Myth 5: When you are jealous, you truly love and care for your partner. A good partner never finds ways to have his mate jealous. Jealousy is insecurity which can be healed when you reassure your partner that he is the only one in your life.

Myth 6: A relationship is ruined because of fights. Good fights help partners establish what they want for each other. Resolve the dispute with solutions to understand your partner better.

Myth 7: Your partner must change to make a successful relationship. To make the relationship work, partners need to change for each other. Learn to accept for what he/she is if you want to show your love and respect for him.

Myth 8: Your relationship is in trouble if you undergo couples therapy. Couples therapy does not mean your relationship is in trouble. Discussions with a counselor help resolve problems. This gives you a better view of your partner and your relationship.

Fisher Capital Management Warning News- 8 Relationship Myths that Might be Happening to You

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You might be experiencing relationship myths that do not really contribute to a having a good relationship with your partner. Here are a few eye-openers from Fisher Capital Management to help you understand your partner and your relationship better.

Myth 1: You do not need to work hard to establish a good relationship. Having a good relationship will need both parties to do a lot of hard work. A clinical psychologist compares a relationship to a garden. It has to be nurtured by both parties to make them happy.

Myth 2: Partners who are in love understand the feelings and needs of each other. Your partner knows what you want and how you feel if you speak out. Constant communication is the key to understanding your partner.

Myth 3: Passion will never fade if you are madly in love. Romantic movies and books express that genuine love initiate passion. However, as partners are accustomed to their routines, passion gradually diminishes. Fisher Capital Management suggests you put creativity and playfulness to keep the passion burning.

Myth 4: You need to have a child to strengthen your marriage. Partners need to discuss and plan ahead when having a child. This should be partnered with responsibility. They must know how to strengthen the relationship especially that a child binds the union.

Myth 5: When you are jealous, you truly love and care for your partner. A good partner never finds ways to have his mate jealous. Jealousy is insecurity which can be healed when you reassure your partner that he is the only one in your life.

Myth 6: A relationship is ruined because of fights. Good fights help partners establish what they want for each other. Resolve the dispute with solutions to understand your partner better.

Myth 7: Your partner must change to make a successful relationship. To make the relationship work, partners need to change for each other. Learn to accept for what he/she is if you want to show your love and respect for him.

Myth 8: Your relationship is in trouble if you undergo couples therapy. Couples therapy does not mean your relationship is in trouble. Discussions with a counselor help resolve problems. This gives you a better view of your partner and your relationship.

Fisher Capital Management Strategies: Mining scam ends BS Yeddyurappa innings as Karnataka chief minister

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BANGALORE: Rocked by a spate of scams and in the wake of a damning indictment by a Lokayukta report on illegal mining, the 38-month tenure of Bookanakere Siddalingappa Yeddyurappa as chief minister of the first ever BJP government in the South came to an abrupt end on Sunday.

Sunday’s resignation brings the curtain down on the rule of Yeddyurappa whose term in office was marked by intermittent rebellion from his own party men seeking his ouster and opposition protests demanding his resignation over allegations of corruption, nepotism and favouritism.

An ardent RSS activist, Yeddyurappa dragged his feet over putting in his papers initially, but gave in to the diktat of the party high command, after it took a serious view of his defiance.

Credited with playing a pivotal role in installing the maiden BJP government in the South, Yeddyurappa began his innings on a controversial note facing huge public outcry for the police firing on farmers in Haveri, a north Karnataka district town, within ten days of assuming office in 2008.

Yeddyurappa faced a political coup staged by Bellary mining magnate G Janardhana Reddy in September 2009, after he ferried more than 60 BJP MLAs to Hyderabad and Goa seeking his ouster at a time when most parts of North Karnataka was devastated by floods following heavy rain.

The BJP high command’s intervention managed to defuse the crisis and helped him stay in power but he had to bow to the demand of rebels to sacrifice his trusted aide Shobha Karandlaje from the ministry and also a key official in his secretariat.

Even as Yeddyurappa began to consolidate his position, the opposition JDS accused him of nepotism and favouritism by denotifying lands and allotting lands in favour of his sons, son-in-law and other family members.

Unfazed by former Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy’s attack on him, Yeddyurappa also hit back at the JDS leader’s family levelling similar allegations against them also.

The 68-year-old Yeddyurappa faced yet another threat to his chair when 11 BJP rebels and five independents, who supported his government, shot off a letter to Governor H R Bhardwaj on October six last year, withdrawing support.

Yeddyurappa had to face floor test twice in a gap of three days between October 11-14. The Assembly Speaker K G Bopaiah’s order disqualifying the rebels, was ultimately set aside by the Supreme Court during this May.

Fisher Capital Management News: Steve Jobs pitches new Apple 'spaceship' campus to Cupertino City Council

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(1888PressRelease) July 09, 2011 - Apple CEO Steve Jobs revealed plans for a new headquarters for the company that "looks a little like a spaceship" at a City Council meeting in Cupertino, Calif., on Tuesday.

In his trademark black turtleneck, jeans and gray New Balance running shoes, Jobs said at the meeting the new building would hold 12,000 employees, and even house its own green-energy power plant.
Apple's current headquarters can only hold about 2,800 people, Jobs said, according to a YouTube video of his presentation posted by the council.

"We've got almost 12,000 people in the area," he said of Cupertino. "So we're renting buildings - not very good buildings, either - at an ever-greater radius from our campus and we're putting people in those. And it's clear that we need to build a new campus."

The new facility, as Apple envisions it, would be built on about 150 acres of land that the tech giant owns down the street from its current headquarters.

Jobs said Apple's plan would involve demolishing buildings now on the site and constructing a new ring-shaped building that would be four stories tall, with four floors of parking underneath.

In the process, the project would increase landscaping to make up about 80% of the site, which is only about 20% trees, plants and grass now, he said.

On Monday, Jobs was on stage in San Francisco, revealing Apple's new iCloud service at the company's Worldwide Developer Conference. Public appearances such as the two Jobs has made this week have been rare this year as the Apple co-founder has been on a leave of absence for medical concerns since January. He also announced the iPad 2 in March at an Apple event.

"It's a little like a spaceship landed," Jobs said of the planned facility. "It's a circle, and so it's curved all the way around. As you know if you build things, this is not the cheapest way to build something. There's not a straight piece of glass on this building, it's all curved.

"And we've used our experience in making retail buildings all over the world now, and we know how to make the biggest pieces of glass in the world for architectural use."

The proposed campus wouldn't rely on Cupertino's power grid for energy. Instead, it would run from an on-site power facility.

"I think what we're going to end up doing is making the energy center our primary source of power, because we can generate power with natural gas and other ways that can be cleaner and cheaper, and use the grid as our backup," Jobs said. "We think that makes more sense."

Mayor Gilbert Wong said in a statement that Cupertino is excited that Apple is moving forward with a new campus, an idea first mentioned to the city in 2006.

"When Apple submits their building plans later this year, we know that we will be looking at a state-of-the-art facility and all the challenges and opportunities that go along with that," Wong said.

The review process for the new Apple campus will be the same as any other construction project, with evaluations of environmental impacts, air quality, traffic and other matters, he said.

"The project will come to the City Council for approval in the fall of 2012," Wong said. "Following approval, Apple can submit building permits. Construction will follow, and Apple and the city expect the new campus to be completed by 2015."

Fisher Capital Management News: Fraud warning for craigslist users, scammers seek financial info

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Staff Reports

Posted: 06/10/2011 12:38:16 AM PDT

SACRAMENTO — A scam targeting users of craigslist continues to be reported to the Better Business Bureau of Northeast California.

The scam, first reported months ago, involves the intended target getting an email shortly after posting an ad with craigslist, the online classified advertisement website.

The person sending the email claims to be the CEO of craigslist and states the consumer has won a computer.

The scammer asks the target to go to a website, where personal financial information is required before the free computer can be claimed.

Officials said the emails are a blatant and somewhat clumsy attempt to commit identity theft.

Names usually associated with the emails, Amy Sanders and Angel Thompson, have no connection with craigslist.

People who feel they are being targeted by fraud should contact the BBB at 1-916-443-6668.

Fisher Capital Management News: Fraud warning for craigslist users, scammers seek financial info

SACRAMENTO — A scam targeting users of craigslist continues to be reported to the Better Business Bureau of Northeast California.
The scam, first reported months ago, involves the intended target getting an email shortly after posting an ad with craigslist, the online classified advertisement website.
The person sending the email claims to be the CEO of craigslist and states the consumer has won a computer.
The scammer asks the target to go to a website, where personal financial information is required before the free computer can be claimed.
Officials said the emails are a blatant and somewhat clumsy attempt to commit identity theft.
Names usually associated with the emails, Amy Sanders and Angel Thompson, have no connection with craigslist.
People who feel they are being targeted by fraud should contact the BBB at 1-916-443-6668.

Fisher Capital Management News:Will China’s Economy Stumble?

China, along with other emerging countries, is the great hope for global economic growth.

The developed economies, bruised and aching, are pulling themselves slowly back to their feet after the Great Recession.

As Western consumers and governments struggle to get on top of their debts, they are not going to be the source of booming demand for goods and services they were in the last decade.
China by contrast slowed down a bit in the recession and then rapidly got back to something like full speed.
From 2007 to 2011 China accounted for as much of global economic growth as the G7 leading industrial countries combined.
Essential goodsChina is a very important market for suppliers of commodities; Australian coal and iron ore and Brazilian soy beans for example.

It must be said China is also a big exporter, with a hefty trade surplus. That means in terms of global demand for goods and services overall it takes more than it gives.

But imports are growing so China is providing an increasingly important market for some.
But will the powerful performance be sustained?
There are some of sceptics.
The Wall Street Journal recently declared “after years of housing prices gone wild, China’s property bubble is starting to deflate”.
The result is usually painful. Just look at the US, Ireland, Britain, Spain where bad property market loans have been a central feature in the financial crisis.
Rising pricesThe Chinese authorities are getting increasingly uneasy about inflation.
They have repeatedly raised bank reserve requirements, a measure intended to curb the growth of credit.
And then there is Dr Doom himself, Nouriel Roubini, the New York University Professor, prophet of the financial crisis, warning about China slightly further into the future. He says China could face a “hard landing”.
He thinks the economy is too dependent on investment. Very high rates of investment create excess capacity and they can’t be sustained.
They can leave debt problems in their wake as borrowers who built housing or commercial buildings don’t get the income from them that they anticipated.

The movement of millions of Chinese from the land into the cities will slow – will it also slow economic growth?

Urban shiftLooking even further into the future, there are some longer term issues that could slow China down.
One key element in element in China’s growth has been shifting millions of workers from relatively unproductive work in the countryside to industrial employment in the cities.
That won’t go on for ever.
Professor Barry Eichengreen of California University also warns that fast growing economies do invariably slow down at some stage and it comes sooner in countries with a large proportion of elderly people.
China’s one-child policy and rising life expectancy will put China in that category, he argues.
Jim O’Neill of Goldman Sachs, who coined the term BRICs, for the large emerging economies of Brazil Russia India and China agrees that China will slow down this year, to growth of about 8%.
But he sees what he calls a “happy landing”, which will help bring inflation under control.
And he doesn’t buy the talk of bubbles.
StumbleWhat is pretty clear is that China’s pattern of growth will change. At some stage, the astronomical rates of saving, investment and exports will surely give way to an increasing role for consumer spending.
Investing for exports is not the easy living it was when consumer spending in the developed economies was booming.
Chinese business will increasingly have to sell their goods either to other emerging economies or to Chinese consumers.
The country’s rising and increasingly affluent middle class probably will provide that growing market.
But watch out for a stumble in the near term.