Investors are afforded less protection today, in the Information Age, than in the good ole days when registered investment advisers had to paper file completed Forms ADV with the SEC.
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The youngest roster in the majors, checking in with an average age of 27 years, 224 days, beat the oldest in baseball at 31 years, 155 days, according to STATS, for just the second time in 10 matchups all-time.
Princess Alice was born on Christmas Day in 1901 and became the oldest ever member of the Royal Family when she reached the age of 101 years and 238 days in 2003.
"Seriously, I hope that you're not disappointed that there won't be a big coming-out speech tonight because I already did my coming out about a thousand years ago back in the Stone Age, very quaint days when a fragile young girl would open up to trusted friends and family, co-workers and then gradually, proudly to everyone who knew her, to everyone she actually met, " she continued.
The reason he was standing out in front of the place was that, in those days, Washington State liquor laws allowed musicians under the age of 21 to play in venues that served liquor, but would not allow them to remain in the club when they were not actually onstage, performing.
But record-setting Toledo turned out to be a costly dry hole, illustrating the fact that even in these days of space-age 3-D seismic studies, wildcatting is still a risky business.
Personal branding is the name of the game these days, and in our age of radical transparency it is informed not just by how you present yourself but also by the people you associate with.
Almost 16% of family heads in that age bracket had debt that was 60 days or more past due.
The youngest player ever at the Masters: That would be the Italian, Matteo Manassero, who played the tournament in 2010 at the age of 16 years, 356 days.
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In this day and age, business travel for a few days and weeks, or even a few months, is quite common.
The research shows that a one-degree temperature variation that took 11 millennia to occur since the end of the last major ice age has now been replicated in 150 years, since the early days of the Industrial Revolution.
After leaving his desk and fleeing with his wife to Kuala Lumpur, Leeson resurfaced days later and was arrested in Frankfurt at the age of 28.
Finally, in order to lose 15 pounds in 30 days, at your height, weight and age, you would need to reach a 1750 calorie deficit every day.
After days of silence -- an eternity in the age of ICQ chats -- I finally got on the phone only to be informed that to get quotes from the boss, it would take two months to make the arrangements.
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People coming to vote must be US citizens over the age of 18, who have lived in the precinct for at least 30 days, says Al Jaeger, the North Dakota Secretary of State.
Just days earlier he had set five world records for his age group in the space of a few hours in events from 100m to 5, 000m at a Masters meeting in Toronto.
The energy demands of our technological age are so ominous that some in the environmental community are pining for the musty old days of paper and filing cabinets.
She claims her father, Ronald Roast, suffered from appalling standards of care at Queen's in the days leading up to his death from lung cancer at the age of 69.
If my children were in public school, they would spend their days in rooms with children all within a year of their own age, all from the same neighborhood and social stratum.
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Though researchers had originally expected it would take 21 days from the time of inoculation for the vaccine to induce an immune response robust enough to confer protection, they were pleasantly surprised when the first trials found that protection occurred in eight to 10 days for most people older than 9 years of age.
Once admitted they spend 11 days on average in hospital - nearly four times longer than working-age adults.
Assuming there is a comfortable nest egg, for a single person in good health, it makes sense these days to defer taking Social Security until age 70, says Mr. Jones.
The good news I can report: According to a spanking new Fidelity Investments survey on retirement savings, individuals in their 40s, 50s and 60s are saving more for retirement these days than other age groups.
As if seeing the Commodore logo slapped on a whole slew of thoroughly unremarkable devices wasn't enough to make folks of a certain age feel a little wistful for their early computing days, legendary game developer Microprose is now getting in on the action as well, and seemingly outdoing Commodore to boot.
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The religiosity of the age is emphasised, as the saints' days and the natural rituals of the year gain new prominence in the narrative.
At the age of 17 years and two days, the Swansea seamer became the youngest player ever to take seven wickets in the County Championship.
Sure, she knew about democracy, having come of age in the newly independent Philippines and worked as a volunteer in Thomas Dewey's 1948 presidential campaign during her college days in New York.
An early sketch of his depicting Winston Churchill in his last days as an MP was spiked by The Times, who feared his depiction of the age-ravaged former prime minister would upset Churchill's wife.
These Victorian legacies include: reliance on the generalist class teacher rather than specialist subject teachers, lower per pupil funding than in secondary schools, lower status for primary school teachers, a formal education starting age of five, and long summer holidays which are left over from the days when children were needed to bring in the harvest.
Among those underwater, delinquency (measured as a borrower who is 90 days or more past due on a mortgage payment) is most common in the oldest and middle age brackets with 10.6% of underwater borrowers over the age of 85 delinquent on their mortgage payments and similar percentages of borrowers in both the 40 to 44 and 45 to 49 age brackets delinquent on their mortgages.
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