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Top 20 Albums of June 2009
- Bob Marley and the Wailers – B Is For Bob [Tuff Gong/Def Jam/Island Records 2009]
- Various Artists – Dark Was The Night (Red Hot Compilation) [The Red Hot Organization/4AD 2009]
- N.A.S.A. – The Spirit Of Apollo [Anti/Epitaph 2009]
- Alborosie – Escape From Babylon [Greensleeves 2009]
- Dave Matthews Band – Big Whiskey And The GrooGrux King [Bama Rags 2009]
- The Itals – Let Dem Talk [Ital Records 2009]
- Conor Oberst & the Mystic Valley Band – Outer South [Merge 2009]
- DJ JS-1 – No Sellout [Ground Original 2009]
- The Dub Machinist – Worldwide Dub [Control Tower France 2009]
- Various Artists – Reggae Gold 2009 [VP Records 2009]
- Ini Kamoze – 5150 Rule [Hottis 2009]
- Amadou & Mariam – Welcome to Mali [Nonesuch 2009]
- Los Granadian del Espacio Exterior – Donde Ningun Hombre Ha Llegado Jamas [Liquidator Spain 2009]
- Method Man & Redman – Blackout! 2 [Explicit] [Island/Def Jam 2009]
- Regina Spektor – Far [Sire 2009]
- Black Eyed Peas – The E.N.D. (The Energy Never Dies) [Interscope 2009]
- 311 – Uplifter [RCA/Jive 2009]
- The Dirty Projectors – Bitte Orca[Domino Recording 2009]
- Natural Black – Guardian Angel [Zion Roots Music 2009]
- Sonic Youth – The Eternal [Matador 2009]
- Paul Wall – Fast Life [Explicit] [Asylum/WB 2009]
"Life is one big road with lots of signs," Bob sings "So when your riding through the ruts don't you complicate your mind." On this album we see why Bob Marley and the Wailers ruled the world of reggae music, especially with roots reggae tracks like "Wake Up And Live – Pt. 1." On the new album B Is For Bob executive producer Ziggy Marley reworked some of the Bob Marley classics giving them a kid friendly edge. The album pulsates with positive vibrations. A stripped down acoustic version of "Three Little Birds" leads off the album followed by a classic acoustic version of "Redemption Song." These two songs make for fun summer road trip sing-a-longs. I found the version of "Satisfy My Soul" to be very sensual and in my opinion this song could be one of the best lovers' rock tracks ever cut. A bongo almost-dancehall infused "Jamming" and new takes on "Small Axe," "Bend Down Low" and "Stir It Up" fill out this nice addition to the Bob Marley discography. "Could You Be Loved" and "One Love / People Get Ready" also fit perfect with the kid album theme. "High Tide Or Low Tide" excellently caps off the work.
Finding their way to the top of the Jam-Tex music charts this June are a cadre of Indie-rockers and rappers. The benefit album and compilation Dark Was The Night (Red Hot Compilation) and the N.A.S.A. hip-hop project The Spirit Of Apollo. Dark Was The Night (Red Hot Compilation) includes indie rockers collaborating to make wonderful music and really this album needs to be listened to in its entirety for the best effect. The Dirty Projectors team up with David Byrne on "Knotty Pine," while Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings provide some soulful "Inspiration Information." The Decemberists perform "Sleepless," while Feist and Ben Gibbard team up on "Train Song." Iron & Wine, Andrew Bird, My Morning Jacket, and Arcade Fire all appear on the album.
On N.A.S.A.'s The Spirit Of Apollo George Clinton and Chali 2na Fish rock "There's A Party (Feat. George Clinton & Chali 2na)" and dancheall wonder Sizzla joins Lovefoxxx, and the nasty female rapper Amanda Blank on the track "A Volta (Feat. Sizzla, Amanda Blank & Lovefoxxx)." My favorite duo on any of these indie compilations appears on the N.A.S.A. album when Tom Waits and Kool Keith collaborate on "Spacious Thoughts (Feat. Tom Waits & Kool Keith)". M.I.A., Santogold, Nick Zinner, and Spank Rock drive the electro-rap jam "Whachadoin? (Feat. Spank Rock, M.I.A., Santogold & Nick Zinner)". The N.A.S.A. album certainly contains the most interesting lineup of artists, including David Byrne, Gift of Gab, Chuck D, DJ Z-Trip, Ol' Dirty Bastard, KRS-One, Seu Jorge, Ras Congo, and Scarface on tracks like "Money (Feat. David Byrne, Chuck D, Ras Congo, Seu Jorge & Z-Trip)," "The People Tree (Feat. David Byrne, Chali 2na, Gift Of Gab & Z-Trip)," "Hip Hop (Feat. KRS-One, Fatlip & Slim Kid Tre)," "Strange Enough (Feat. Karen O, Ol' Dirty Bastard & Fatlip)," and "The Mayor (Feat. The Cool Kids, Ghostface Killah, Scarface & DJ AM)."
Alborosie, Ini Kamoze, the Itals, and Reggae Gold 2009 provide this year's sweltering summer reggae soundtrack. On the new Dave Matthews Band album Big Whiskey And The GrooGrux King the track "Funny The Way It Is" proves the band is still putting out quality music. DJ JS-1 gathers some talented indie rappers on No Sellout, for example, Aesop Rock and C Ray Wallz rock the mics on "Karma Killerz."


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Exploring Yanam Part 1
Origin: Ramachandrapuram, East Godavari, Andhra Pradesh.
Destination: Yanam, Puducherry.
Route Taken: Ramachandrapuram - Tallapolam - Draksharamam - Kuyyeru - Yanam
Start Time:5:10AM
Distance: 27KMS
Time Taken: 1hr
Car: Honda City VX i-VTEC
Mileage: 13.2KMPL
Road Condition: Mix of good, average, bad and worst.
Scenic Views: Single lane roads with beautiful scenes at either side of the roads. The roads are surrounded by lush green farms on either side.
Trip Report
Yanam, the place that I first visited in 2013, when I was 17. And this time again I wanted to visit the place only to know it better and love it more...
Started early in the morning at 5:10 and reached the area in 1hr.
The only thing I thought I could do in the place is to take the initial sunrise photo touching the waters. That's a beautiful sight and I never missed that. But surprisingly this time I got more than what I expected. I got to know about the area more and explore the area and the backwaters. This time, unfortunately, I could take my favourite shot, the sun touching the waters because of clouds. But got a chance to explore the area a bit.
It was 7:00 AM, the sun just started rising pushing the clouds aside. And there I saw a person in a white shirt and white pant, assumed him to be a local and approached him to inquire more about the place. To my surprise, he turned out to be the government boat operator. Upon asking him, he arranged a boat ride into the waters and at 7:15 I was on the boat moving gently on the backwaters.
The boat driver Ramakrishna, is a very nice guy. I finished taking photos and started talking with him. he spoke many things, from the political situation in Puducherry and Andhra Pradesh, their lives, the local MLA and not to forget, the insider information about the place. Yanam, a very beautiful place, mostly unexplored and left undeveloped. "Yanam chala manchi ooru Saru, Kani Chala mandi teliyaka raru. Tourists perigite maku income perugutundi" said the boat driver.
Yanam indeed is a really beautiful place, there are many places to explore from Yanam.
The first one,
Bhairavapalem Mangrove Forests (Where we can find many rare migratory birds. It takes 2 hours to come and 2 hours stay on this island. Total of 6 hours. Price for 10 is 6000 INR) Koringa Mangrove Forests And many small unexplored islands (We can find many migratory birds)
I think the area should be developed, but that development shouldn't destroy the natural beauty and serenity of the place. The local activities early in the morning, sunrise, birds chirping and the fishing activities are really beautiful and the development should not destroy these...
Part 2 coming soon... I'll be writing about the places that in have visited in part 2.
Places to stay:
The Regency Hotel (best for families as per trip advisor) Sarva Inn Puducherry Government Guest House
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By karthik
Hi All,
This is my first travel story in India-Drive.
I have been working in Bangalore from the past few years.
Recently, I moved back to Hyderabad.
My last drive is from Hyderabad to Himalayas with India-Drive team.
It is my best and longest I have ever done in my Duster.
Surylanka drive
I have been to Suryalanka around 10 times, frankly speaking, I lost the count!
Last month me and my friend decided to go on a quick weekend getaway.
Plan is to start on Saturday morning and come back by Sunday evening.
We all know that Suryalanka is overcrowded during weekends.
So we constructed a strategy to beat the crowd.
Route taken
Hyderabad --> Vijaywada --> Suryalanka
We took this route since we had accommodation(friend's place) at Vijayawada.
Best route from Hyderabad to Suryalanka
Hyderabad --> Nalgonda --> Miryalaguda --> Narasaraopet --> Suryalanka
I would suggest people to visit Chirala beach along with Suryalanka, we missed out due to time constraint.
We started on Saturday around 11AM.
We took the famous the Hyderabad-Vijayawada section.
This is one of the best section after Hyderabad-Bangalore.(my personal favorite)
Maintained steady 110km/hr in my trusted Duster.
We reached Suryapet by 2PM and stopped over for lunch at Hotel 7.
Hotel 7 is one of the best in terms of Infrastructure/Food/Quality/Maintenance.
Suryapet to Vijayawada took us around 2 hours +.
Crossing Vijayawada is always pain. Multiple diversions and no proper signs leads to confusion.
One of our friend stays in Vijayawada outskirts, we reached his place by 5PM.
Decided to call the day off.
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A local San Antonio convenience store was robbed in the middle of the day (http://www.ksat.com/news/). The robber went to the clerk, showed a gun, and demanded money. The clerk gave him the money. On the way out the robber shot the clerk for looking at him. Thank God the guy was a bad shot and the clerk is going to be fine.
Do you have a plan if you find yourself in this situation? You may not be the clerk, you may be walking in or be in the back.
Here are a couple tips to get you started:
– If you are the one being shot at, MOVE! Space is you friend. Put distance and stuff between you and the shooter; go down isles, out doors, around corners, or anything you can run around.
– If they are shooting at someone else and facing the other way, run away. Again, putting as much distance and stuff between you and the shooter as possible.
– If the shooter is shooting in your direction but at someone else. Get down and behind something. The human eye is attracted to movement, if you are up and running you may become a target.
These are some simple, generic suggestions. There is a million ways to solve a self defense situation, half of them are right and half of them are wrong. Having a general plan and executing it will allow you to react faster and help you to overcome fear.
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Dead fish continued to surface Tuesday in Baltimore-area waters, though the conditions that scientists believe have been causing the weeklong die-off may be moderating slightly.
State investigators estimated there were 10,000 fish floating in Stoney Creek in northern Anne Arundel County and in its tributaries, Back Cove, Beehive Cove and Nabbs Creek, according to Samantha Kappalman, spokeswoman for the Maryland Department of the Environment. She emailed that "several thousand," mostly menhaden, were bunched up by the Fort Smallwood Road bridge.
Stoney Creek is just a few miles from Marley Creek, where authorities reported last week finding 100,000 dead fish amid a massive "mahogany tide," or algae bloom that's suffocating fish throughout this portion of the Chesapeake Bay.
Fed by nitrogen and phosphorus in sewage, fertilizer and pet waste running into the water, tiny aquatic plants "bloom" in mass quantities, turning the water brown, then die back, producing a stench and consuming the oxygen that fish need to breathe.
Investigators also checked out reports of dead fish and crabs coming out of the water in upper Bear Creek off Baltimore's harbor near Dundalk, Kappalman said.
In the harbor, where state investigators estimated about 1,000 dead fish were floating around the Inner Harbor promenade late last week, an unconfirmed report came in over the weekend of more at Locust Point, according to Jay Apperson, another MDE spokesman.
A state water monitoring station in Masonville Cove on the southern edge of the harbor indicates that conditions there have improved slightly since last week, when dissolved oxygen levels a meter below the surface stayed near zero practically non-stop for a couple days. Over the weekend, levels climbed in the daytime, as sunlight likely prompted the algae to produce oxygen, but then dropped at night when the microscopic plants would go dormant. Those night-time plunges still stress and possibly kill some fish.
Investigators intend to check out Wednesday another unconfirmed small fish kill reported on Kent Island on the Eastern Shore, Kappalman said.
Gov. Martin O'Malley inquired about conditions in the harbor Tuesday when members of Baltimore's Waterfront Partnership were announced during a meeting of his staff to review the state's bay cleanup efforts.
"How's that mahogany tide?" O'Malley asked Laurie Schwartz, executive director of the partnership. The nonprofit, which represents harborfront businesses, environmental groups and city agencies, is campaigning to make the harbor fishable and swimmable by 2020.
"A lot of dead fish, pretty bad smell, a teachable moment, right?" Schwartz replied.
As for the fish-killing algae bloom, there's some hope for relief from storms that are forecast to hit the Baltimore area Wednesday and Thursday, lowering temperatures from the 90s back into the 70s. Wind, rain and cooler temperatures all may help restore oxygen to the water, at least for now.


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Family Tree Maker 2012 TreeSync - Differences Between Online and Desktop Trees
"Records you've found on Ancestry.com and merged into Family Tree Maker won't be re-uploaded to Ancestry." I'm confused here - does this mean if I've found a record on Ancestry.com and attached as a media item using FTM WebSearch won't be re-uploaded? Or does it mean that a record I found on Ancestry.com, downloaded to my hard drive, and attached as a media item in FTM won't be re-uploaded? I'm guessing that the second image would be uploaded to Ancestry, since I probably renamed the file in my computer files before attaching it to a person in my FTM file.
Let me see if I can answer this question.
In previous versions of Family Tree Maker (version 2008 - 2010), this was not an issue, as there were no images uploaded or downloaded from Ancestry.com. In FTM2011, we were given a Family Tree Maker "friendly" upload / download with Ancestry, meaning that Images / Media files could to either way. EXCEPT for any Citation Media Files, like Census Records that we could see Online. They were NOT downloaded in FTM2011. However, in FTM2011, going to the Media Workspace, and hitting the CTRL+F2 Key, any of those media files would be downloaded into FTM2011.
Having looked at this issue a little closer, in the AMT, there were links from the AMT to where you could View the Image.
You get to this screen by selected a "Hint" from the Web Search Workspace, or from a Hint in the ATM. (shaky leaf). Clicking on View Original Image would let you see the image. That Link was included if the Web Merge Feature was used within Family Tree Maker.
The difference, from what I can tell, is the with FTM2012, that IMAGE WILL be downloaded to FTM2012.
When the TreeSync is preformed, that Image does not need to be uploaded to the AMT, because by selecting the associated Citation you will be taken to the same image.
Randy - like you, I would rename the media file to meet my needs, but both the AMT and FTM2012 would be linked to the same Image. One Online the other on the PC.
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2Pac - Who Do You Love?
Maybe it's the thug in me
Ever since I was a young scrub
I was a thug on the corner with my niggaz slangin drugs
And runnin from the NARC's when they pass by, don't ask why
I'm a hustler, 'til my ass die
Even if I do come up, I'll be ready when they run up, huh
I'll be a nut to put my gun up, huh
I never trust these hoes at all
Fuckin with them tramp-ass sluts you supposed to fall
Said she played you for your money but the shit was cool
Yes it's true, niggaz be bitches too
You can't see how she worked you, all up in the skirt
Now you lookin like a jerk cause she hurt you
Now head's up, don't be a playa hater, just peep game
Keep your mind on your money watch the bitch change
See hoes love thugs, and thugs love loot
Hand it over motherfucker 'fore I shoot - who do you love?
[Chorus: repeat 2X except last line second time]
Maybe it's the thug in me, maybe it's the thug in me
Tell me who do you love?
Maybe it's the thug in me, maybe it's the thug in me
Who do you love?
I'm livin that, thug life bay-bee!
Steady smokin indo, goin cra-zy
Baby come and hug me when you rub me, turn the lights down
We in the dark, do you love me?
Everybody's talkin 'bout they, KNOW ME
But they ain't down like my motherfuckin homies
Tell me what you need when you, SEE ME
And we can get it on, BEOTCH, take it ea-sy
Don't try to hold me, control me
But you can take my number baby call me when you lone-ly
Cause it's a man's world, ain't no need to ask why
I'm high 'til I die, and strapped with my fo'-five
Cause you can lose it in the gutter
I wonder if I'll die by the hands of another broke motherfucker
They call me the alcoholer, I'm all in
Thug for life nigga ballin
I'm gettin tired of these hoes tryin to play me
You can't fade me and my niggaz goin crazy
All day long I'm straight thuggin, and constantly mean muggin
Breakin the bitches that be buggin tell me who do you love?
[Chorus - this time with the last line the second time]


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"An enormous triumph. . . . Charming. . . . Powerful. . . . Funny." –San Francisco Chronicle
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How can you more quickly qualify and evaluate any software or cloud vendor?
This white paper is designed to reduce the complexity of the software or cloud buying process by providing ten penetrating questions to ask vendors to become a more informed buyer. Customers interested in purchasing any software or cloud service (for example, IT help desk or customer service) encounter a myriad of problems and obstacles during the purchase process. The white paper provides practical "how to" advice to help avoid mistakes that even the most experienced professionals make that cost a lot of time and money. Use these questions to poke and prod at your list of cloud vendors.
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The Adobe Gaming crew has been out and about a lot lately, participating in large, multisite events that inspire youth and young adults to explore game development for fun and even as a potential profession.
First, we participated in the Global Game Jam, Jan. 25–27. More than 11,000 developers from 319 sites in 63 countries spent 48 adrenaline-fueled hours working on more than 3,100 projects based on this year's theme, sound of a heartbeat. It was an exciting intellectual and creative marathon for programming, iterative design, narrative exploration, and artistic expression.
On Feb. 6, Adobe visited schools around the United States to promote digital literacy as part of Digital Learning Day. Nearly 25, 000 teachers and millions of students participated in all 50 states. The national campaign spotlights successful instructional technology practices in K–12 public schools.
In the Global Game Jam (GGJ), participants gathered late Friday afternoon, watched a short video keynote with advice from leading game developers, and then received the contest's secret "sound of a heartbeat" theme. All sites worldwide were then challenged to make games based on that theme, with games to be completed by Sunday afternoon. Although the event is heavily focused on programming, there are many other areas where people who don't code contributed to game development.
Many of our Adobe colleagues attended the event at locations worldwide. For instance, Adobe evangelist Andy Hall, in Sydney, Australia, went to cheer on jammers programming with Adobe Flash. "Organizers loved it and were happy to let us speak, hang around and interview people, or do whatever we wanted really," Hall says. "With that said, at the Sydney Jam, my presence as an evangelist was not really necessary. Everyone there knew their technology backwards and forwards."
For the GGJ, Adobe sponsored an award for the best game made with Adobe Flash, which went to Monster Sushi Train. It features a monster sushi chef who cuts hearts into shapes requested by other monsters at a sushi bar. Its programmers are Chris Suffern, Wayne Petzler, and David Kofoed Wind. Check it out at http://www.playgamespro.com/game/1844/Sushi-Monster-Train.html.
For the K-12-focused Digital Learning Day, Adobe Gaming used the opportunity to connect with students—many of whom had limited previous computer experience—tackle the task of building a game with Adobe Flash Professional. Besides introducing them to Adobe Flash Professional, Adobe helped kids from different backgrounds collaborate in ways that made the best use of each student's unique skills and interests, whether those interests included zombies or American history.
Achieving digital literacy through game design is also one of the goals of Globaloria, an Adobe education partner. Globaloria is a turnkey academic curriculum that uses a social learning network and game design to promote computing knowledge and global citizenship. As part of Digital Literacy Day, the Adobe Foundation has committed to match all donations made to Globaloria up to $50,000. You can be a part of it by donating at http://www.globaloria.org/adobe. Besides funding Globaloria's initiatives, your donations help fund the World Wide Workshop, Globaloria's parent organization. The World Wide Workshop supports publicly shared, long-term projects that are complex, computational, immersive, and innovative, so children build long-term skills for learning and critical thinking.


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The years fly by! You'll find that there's a lot of truth to this when you look at the collection of then-and-now photos above from SFGate readers. These images show that all children eventually grow up and all adults eventually go gray (or bald). But more importantly, as time passes, people's friendships, family bonds and marriages can remain as tight and meaningful as ever. A group of four mischievous cousins who cracked jokes as kids continue to enjoy laughs as adults.
Also, take a look at these pairs of back-to-the-future pics from San Antonio Express readers below.
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DANBURY - A William Street man was charged with drunken driving after a two-car accident at North and Thorpe streets.
Police said Hugo Vasquez , 20, was driving a pickup truck that pulled out of Thorpe Street just before 10:30 p.m. on Monday, March 13, and struck a car driven by Acyr Penna, 27, of Oakland Avenue Extension.
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All Phase replaced gutters lost during a storm. They even took some pictures for us that we were able to send our insurance company.
Very pleased with the entire experience. Showed up for my appointment on time and even got me on the schedule a week ahead of. All work done professionally and everything cleaned up. I would definitely refer this company to a friend. Thank you
Premium work! The employees are all class. 100% satisfied. Thank you
These guys are awesome very respectful and courteous. And do amazing work. Would recommend to anyone needing gutters or other work
Excellent service from beginning to end!! Thank you all.
Chris and crew were efficient, polite and professional! Thank you for a job well done!
Great work, timely, friendly and communicative. An all around satisfying experience and the Gutters look great! Thanks Chris and Seth!
Thank you All Phase Gutters - Chris and his install team were very professional and polite- There was never any hesitation to any changes that I requested with our unique situation. Chris's reply would always be - "his company aims to please the customer no matter what" My appreciation of their great customer service also extends to office personnel as well -Jo Anna - Karen- Chuck were a pleasure to work with- Christine Carpenter
Chris and the guys in this team did an excellent job cleaning my gutters. I highly recommend them and the All Phase Gutter Company. The employees, (and Karen from the office,) have all been helpful, polite and efficient. Thanks, Janet
I Highly recommend the "Chris Crew" for any and all gutter repair or new construction you may have. They were Polite, Highly professional and down right Good at their jobs, also clean-up was immaculate Bobby B. Mt Juliet Tn.
I received 3 quotes from different companies to replace the gutters that were falling off my house. All Phase came quick to give me a quote and the pricing and quality of work were top notch! They fit me into their busy schedule before my roof sustained anymore water damage!
My experience with All Phase Guttering was excellent. Very professional operation, from initial contact to final installation. The entire team is easy to work with, flexible, smart, fast, and thorough. I've got a brand-new gutter system on my freshly painted 1940s Cape Cod near the 12South neighborhood. Prices were reasonable and they gave me great advice on-site about how to fix some drainage issues in the future. I'd definitely recommend All Phase Guttering to friends and neighbors.
All Phase Guttering installed new gutters on our home. The gutters were created on-site using a machine in their vehicle. This resulted in no seams and after several heavy rain events no dripping where gutters were pieced together. The company also used a sturdy filtering system on top of the gutters which eliminates the leaves entering the gutters. The crew that installed the gutters was friendly and cleaned up after each days (2-day job) work. I really appreciated the clean-up. Because we had such a good experience with All Phase Guttering we called when we had a Roof issue. All Phase Exteriors arrived this morning on-time to inspected issues with the roof. Nathan and Don not only assessed the issue, but they repaired issues in two locations. We couldn't be happier!! I'm happy I found All Phase Guttering and All Phase Exteriors and highly recommend them for any gutter or roof repairs that you may need!
came with gutter with incorrect dimensions. Very specialized size. Within two hours, they returned with the right size, shape and color, installed it seamlessly and left. Could not have asked for more. Price was reasonable and product and service extraordinary.
There team went above and beyond their original scope of work to make sure our gutters actually caught all the water coming off of our unusual roof line. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a quality gutter job.
I would highly recommend All Phase Guttering . They completed my work on time and in the time frame they stated they would. Quality work at a fair price!!! I am very pleased!!! Danny
I don't know if I could add anything new that hasn't already been written about this company. From my first phone call through final payment was ideal. Chuck listened to our needs and offered us all the options they offered. No sales pressure, and when we called back with our decision, they set us up quickly on their schedule. Their installers did a great job, and I feel confident that the job they did is solid and will last for many years. Any questions we asked of anyone were thoughtfully and thoroughly answered and with an emphasis on customer care. I highly recommend them.
They were efficient, kind, and fairly priced! They cleaned my gutters so there's no more leaking for days after it rains. Will be a repeat customer! I have a 2 story on a narrow lot and other companies told me they couldn't do the job but All Phase had no issues, total pros.
I would recommend this company to anyone needing gutters. After meeting Michael, I met a genuine man doing great business. He gave me friendly advice on all home improvement needs. The work the team did on my home looks great! Thanks All Phase Gutters.
I recently had my front gutters redone and the leaf-guard system installed by all phase. I can't believe the difference in curb appeal their gutters provided. The seamless system made a much larger difference than I could have ever thought. We just had our first large rain overnight since the install and it's the first time the front surrounding of my house has been completely dry since moving into the house. Price was fair and quality is outstanding. I will use them again for the back gutters.
My house looks really good now. Great curb appeal. They have a lot of colors to choose from and if you choose right it could make your house look even better. I went with the large gutters with the screens and it just looks wonderful. The gentlemen who did the work were professional and got the job done in one day. I would recommend them to anyone who wants quality work done.
They were able to get my work quoted quickly and complete. I'll use then again. Repaired and cleaned my gutters.
We wanted copper gutters. They were not the cheapest. They were not the most expensive. But they were the best! Nathan had samples so I could see and touch the product before buying. He went beyond just gutters and evaluated my roof and eaves and added the needed flashing to make sure water flowed into the gutter and not back into the structure. They showed up on the date he said they would and were courteous and professional. The yard was cleaned up after the job as if no one had been there. The guards keep leaves out and water in. Beautiful addition to our 100 year old house! THANK YOU ALL PHASE GUTTERING!!!
These guys did an amazing job on my gutter replacement. I was impressed by the detail that the installers had. As a Realtor, I'm always looking for tradesmen to refer and to make me look good. I just added a gutter professional. Thanks you!
We had a great experience using Allphase Guttering for our home. Working with Chuck was easy and Carlos and his crew were prompt and professional. Carlos made sure everything looked great and clean at the end of the job. I trust this company and feel confident to recommend them to my family and friends.
All Phase did an incredible installation job. The crew was very knowledgeable and did a turn key job. I had other quotes but decided on All Phase after reviewing all the quotes. I know I made the correct decision when the crew was installing the gutters. I had questions (not thought of before} during the install and the guys took the time (and patience) to explain all the details. Chuck the sales manage gave me a detailed quote for all options available to me and left the decision for me to make. No pressure - just great service.
Great work and pricing! Nathan and the crew at All Phase came out to the house, walked me through the work that needed to be done, and why. Every one else just gave me a quote. Compared to the other 3 quotes I received, their pricing was the best. Work was completed quickly, on time, and the crew was exceptional. Would use All Phase again without question.
Chuck and his team were excellent. They came over with only a couple of day's notice to give a quote, were on time, and called to confirm multiple times. Chuck was great about explaining our different options and getting us on calendar. The work was done when promised. A very professional company that I would highly recommend.
Very professional and efficient. Finished in no time. Latest heavy rains were handled with no problem. Would recommend to anyone who needs new gutters!
The job is only 90% finished. I could not wait to leave a review. My new Gutters are being installed as I write this review. I am highly impressed. High quality product. Excellent installation and B.J. and Danny speak my language. Two young men working toward their future by doing excellent work. I remember those days gone by and respect a company that provides a good opportunity to young American men. They cost a little more but 'Boy is it worth the cost'. I recommend this company highly and I am known for not being easy to please. Carl
All phase was prompt, efficient, and kept me informed throughout the process. They did a great job!
Our experience with All Phase was excellent in every aspect. Beautiful job!!
They did an excellent job! With first hard rains there was one issue and they were out immediately to fix. Great service! Chuck and whole team including office were easy to work with. They cared about what concerns you. Thank you All Phase!
Great company for installing gutters. Responsible and thorough with attention to details.
All Phase did a fantastic job. The quality of the materials used are exactly what I had been looking for. I researched all types of gutter leaf and debris guards and the micro-mesh option the All Phase offers is a perfect solution for us. Job was done on time with no interruption to our life and schedule. In fact, we didn't even need to be present while the job was done.
Couldn't be more pleased with installation of gutter guards. Got a reasonable estimate, job was set up and completed just as promised on time. Great communication throughout the process. Chuck is a true Pro. Installers corrected a few slope issues without additional charge. Clean up was superb; could not tell they were there.
I had a small project - only needed a single 40 foot run of gutter placed on a shed dormer on the back of my home. Two other companies said that the project was too small for them to spend time on... AllPhase came in, gave me a written quote, and got the job done. The new gutters match my existing gutters perfectly. Would highly recommend!
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I could not be more pleased regarding my experience with Chuck and the rest of his team at All Phase. They did an awesome job for us from start to finish. We knew we would needed our eves painted after they removed our old cutters and before they installed the new ones. All Phase was very accommodating with our transition schedule. Their product quality and service is some of the best I have experienced.
Great service at a great price! I would highly recommend All Phase Guttering for any gutter maintenance or replacement.
All Phase provided excellent service. Before the project, they came to our home to inspect our present gutters and make a recommendation. They were honest and professional, and we felt they were presenting the best options for our complete needs, not just trying to sell us a product and leave. They did an outstanding and thorough job, kept us informed along the way, cleaned everything up, and inspected the final work. We had taken two other bids, and their prices were in line, but we went with All Phase. We could not be happier.
All Phase Guttering just installed our new guttering system on a recently remodeled home in Antioch. As a registered architect, I am very conscious of appearance and craftsmanship, I was not disappointed with the team from All Phase. From the initial meeting with their project manager to the crew arriving and the installation, they are most professional, competent and thorough. They quoted a fair price, not the least expensive, but competitive, proposed a date to begin work, which they met in spite of the cold weather and completed the installation in a timely and efficient manner. They phoned us with confirmation of start date and followed up with a call after the work was completed to verify our satisfaction. I couldn't be anymore pleased with this company, their team of professionals and the service they provided us.
We love All Phase. We first used them 24 years ago and always remember how professional Tim Rose the owner was. Over the years we recommended All Phase to several friends and the feed back we received was that they too were happy with the service they received. We recently needed new gutters and we called All Phase. We knew they were honest and would stand behind their product and service. Quickly we found out how true this was. We had a leak on our front porch that no one seemed to be able to correct. All Phase was able to determine where the leak originated and made us aware of some roof repair that needed done. This time it was Tim Rose's son , Nathan who was part of the install team. Another leak developed after we had the roof fixed and All Phase came out , corrected the roofers mistake and made sure our issue was resolved. Thank you All Phase!
I had such an amazing experience with the professionals at All Phase Exteriors that I went to work for them! As a result of this experience I can honestly state that the negative review here by a bitter ex-employee is dishonesty and ignorance at its absolute worst!
We used All Phase Exteriors to install gutters yesterday. The workers were very polite. When they arrived, they came to the door to introduce themselves. They added a piece of gutter to the corner of the house that wasn't on the contract but they thought was needed. They blew all the debris off the roof and cleaned up afterwards. The 3 workers came to the door to let me know they were leaving and asked if I wanted to walk around the house to see their work. I just can't say enough good things about this crew and company. I have already recommended them to friends. Plus good quality gutters! We had other prices and they were right in line with other companies.
Used All Phase Exteriors for the second time in two years and could not be happier. This time they installed some leaf guards and fixed an area where water was leaking through a joint between the gutter and downspout. While here they also found a spot that was leaking between the gutter and house which they sealed. From Chuck on the Sales team to Nathan running the install, I could not be more happy. Everyone was very professional, considerate and timely. All Phase will be at the top of my list for any gutter issues in the future!
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Chris, Alex and the team did a great job. They were timely and professional. When they finished, they walked me around to explain the installation. It's been three weeks, several rains and the gutters performed very well and look great. Thank you for your professionalism, top quality service.
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From beginning to end, this company is top notch. A big shout out to Chris / Brandon / Alex for installing our new gutters.
All Phase has performed repairs on our older gutters and also installed new gutters for us over the past few years. They do outstanding work and I highly recommend them.
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I am not easily impressed so if I give a review it had been earned! I would give more stars if it were an option. My job was suppose to take 1/2 a day and this crew was there for 9 hours because if unforeseen problems not visible at the initial visit and they would not leave until it was to their unwavering standards. I watched the whole process and they never negotiated any of the quality of work that I would expect from a reputable company. I have told others that I know about this company and will continue to sing there praises to all who will listen


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I am headed of the Wichita, Kansas tonight for a 2 day work project. This is a new state that I will check off my list. I am hoping for a smooth project completion tomorrow and Friday.
This is my last work trip until September 3rd unless something last minute pops up. I am liking the few weeks of travel and a few weeks at home. I find it to be a good balance but am always welcoming more travel if needed!
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I am headed of the Wichita, Kansas tonight for a 2 day work project. This is a new state that I will check off my list. I am hoping for a smooth project completion tomorrow and Friday.
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A lot of folks in the miles and points world gripe about British Airways and their miles program. Rightly so since they charge HUGE fuel charges on award tickets if you fly British Airways across the Atlantic or other long flights.
Today I was able to get great value from them for next to nothing. I have had an alert on a flight I wanted from American Airlines next weekend. Since they are a British Airways partner I was thinking of using my Avios points for the booking. For a LONG time space was not available on the flight I needed. Until this morning.
Expert Flyer sent me an alert saying the seats I needed opened up! Only 1 week in advance. That was a nice email to wake up too!
I jumped online and booked 2 one way tickets from Miami to Atlanta on the late night flight home on August 5. Thanks to only 9,000 Avios points and $5 I now have another 7 hours on Key West for my birthday weekend! That works out to an impressive 9.93 cents of value per Avios point used.
If I were to buy that same ticket today it would have been $447 per person. Only spending 9,000 Avios points (which are one of the easiest to get!) and $5 in taxes is a fantastic deal in my book. I get more valuable beach hours and no rushing back to Miami to catch my flight. That's a win.
This is a direct benefit of all my research, learning, and knowing all the tricks of the trade.
by Frugal Backpacker on Friday, August 03, 2012
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I travel for work pretty often but nearly as much as a lot of the other flyers I run into at the airports, Sky Clubs, and seat mates. I am the lowest level tier elite, Silver Medallion, with Delta. I get some benefits but not a lot or as much as I would like. This year my goal is to hit the second level, Gold Medallion, so I can extract more value from my flights.
As it stands now I am well on my way. Just found out that I will be heading to Seattle and back as well as Los Angeles and back for work. Between that and my currently scheduled travel I will only be around 6,500 miles short of Gold. I am hoping more work travel comes in to cover there but am prepared to do a mileage run if I have too. To be that close and miss is leaving a lot of benefits and miles on the table.
I won't start considering a mileage run until October or so. Things are still looking good at work and I may not need it. Only time and sales at work will tell how much more time on the road I will have. Either way I am hell bent on getting the Gold!
by Frugal Backpacker on Monday, July 23, 2012
Off to Boston for work!Labels: work travel 0 comments
Another travel week for me! I am spending 2 days and nights this week in the outskirts of Boston. I am working on a project that has gone well past the original schedule and it will be nice to check it off the list. I hope everything is ready when I get there!
It is a nice change to be back on the road after a few weeks in the office. I find it a nice equilibrium to have a few weeks of travel followed by a few weeks at home. It keeps things changing and more interesting for me.
Of course I get to rack up some more points and miles for my efforts and see different places around the country I otherwise would not get to see. I have been to the Boston area enough where I am getting used to my "normal" hotels and restaurants while I am in town.
I am not sure if that is a good or bad thing but either way it gives me that extra level of comfort while on the road. It is good to know that I will have a decent bed and good-to-excellent dinner to look forward too as opposed to guessing and hoping all the time.
by Frugal Backpacker on Friday, July 20, 2012
Free Braves tickets!Labels: entertainment, sports 0 comments
I love last minute surprises. Today I got one!
My boss had good tickets to an afternoon Braves game here in Atlanta that he couldn't use. I took them and the parking pass and went to the game. It was a nice sunny day out and I drove over to the Delta Medallion parking lot right next to the stadium.
I was at work and was running a little late. I got there during the 3rd inning and walked through the air conditioned club level. My seats were behind 3rd base and quite good. I grabbed at $7 beer and $5 hot dog and enjoyed the game.
I did have to monitor my work email from my phone which wasn't too bad.
Overall for free I cannot complain! Little surprises are great sometimes!
by Frugal Backpacker on Thursday, July 19, 2012
The office grindLabels: bored, work travel 0 comments
I am glad I get to travel for work next week. The daily grind at the office is starting to catch up with me! I am ready for a change in scenery and people. Working for a small business can be both interesting and boring at the same time depending on what the current projects look like.
I am itching for time on the road and now I have 3 weeks straight including a fun weekend on Key West. I will be turning 30 during this time and plowing ahead with my miles and points balances.
I am fortunate to have a job that gives me a good balance of travel and home time.
by Frugal Backpacker on Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Pro Tip: If you find an amazing deal: DO NOT CALL THE AIRLINE!0 comments
Mistake fares are a great way to have a cheap trip somewhere and earn some miles while you do it. I grabbed a mistake fare last year on Continental to go from Boston to San Diego for $62 round trip. I turned it into a mileage run to get enough miles to go First Class to Asia on Lufthansa. One of my best trips so far!
When things like this pop up you should NEVER call the company giving the deal. Doing so allows them to catch the mistake sooner and therefore less of us can get in on it. I have seen countless deals taken away from this. It is the number 1 killer of great deals.
Keep this in mind if you find an amazing fare!
by Frugal Backpacker on Tuesday, July 17, 2012
More Work Travel: Wichita, KSLabels: work travel 0 comments
I just booked another trip for work. That makes 3 straight weeks on the road (with some time in the office each week). Kansas will be a new state to check of my list. I don't know a lot about it honestly. I am not sure what to expect!
I will be there 2 days. I will certainly take the miles and points to add to my balances!
I still have more work travel to sort out for later too but too early to hammer down dates at this point.
by Frugal Backpacker on Monday, July 16, 2012
Next Year's Travel Goal: First Class to Asia!0 comments
I haven't even taken all of my fun trips this year yet and I am already planning for 2013. My usual research and earning strategies for miles and points also entail how I intend to use them. I have a lofty goal to fill: 2 round trip first class tickets to Southeast Asia and back.
My plan for now is to fly Korean Air first class on the A380 out of New York. This will also include first class on the 777 onward to Bangkok. I have had great experiences in their Business class product and want to try out First!
My plan for the other direction is to try out the famed THAI Airways first class. I have heard nothing but good things and getting a 1 hour massage at the lounge in Bangkok sounds awesome! I will probably connect through Europe to maximize the experience. I want to see if I can also get into the Lufthansa first class lounge in Frankfurt again.
That said I have a LOT of points to earn! I need 95,000 Chase points for each Ticket on Korean Air. I will also need 70,000 United miles for each ticket on Thai. I can use Chase points for both so my primary focus is to earn as many as I can. I am also focusing on United miles for dining and any other cheap/easy bonuses I can find. I am also looking into other options for redeeming the flights I want.
It's all part of the fun!
by Frugal Backpacker on Friday, July 13, 2012
GiftCardGranny: Get rid of unwanted gift cards!Labels: gifts, saving 0 comments
I recently did a focus group on restaurants. The payment was in the form of a gift card for that particular restaurant. It ended up being a place is really dislike. I decided to go online and see if I could sell the gift card below face value for cash. It works!
I found giftcardgranny.com which compares multiple sites that buy your unwanted gift cards. You can also purchase gift cards from them at a discount too. The best offer I saw was $35 for my $50 gift card. Sold!
I now get $35 I can use for something I actually want!
by Frugal Backpacker on Thursday, July 12, 2012


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Final Rule to Postpone Operator Certification Expected by Mid-Year
May 2014—The industry sent OSHA a clear and unequivocal two-part message last month: Postpone the crane operator certification requirements, and change the crane rule to reflect industry's intent on the role that certification should play in an employer's qualification process.
The response to OSHA's request for comments on its proposal to extend the deadline for operator certification by three years to November 2017 was overwhelmingly positive, and a further validation of prevailing industry opinion that OSHA's understanding of C-DAC's original intent with respect to crane operator certification is flawed.
Among the more than 40 letters of support received by OSHA before the March 12 deadline were no less than 10 from national and key regional industry associations (see sidebar) representing tens of thousands of employers from all facets of the U.S. construction industry, both union and open shop, labor and management. Contractors, steel erectors, crane rental, utilities, crane distributors and the insurance industry were all represented. A public hearing is scheduled for May 19.
Perhaps most significant of all was a letter signed by 16 members of the Cranes and Derricks Committee (C-DAC) that should finally put to rest any doubts as to what they meant when they wrote the rule in 2003. "It was never the intent of C-DAC that crane operator certification should be according to the capacity of the crane," the letter states, "nor . . . to imply that crane operator certification was equal to qualification." Additionally, five C-DAC members wrote individual letters of support.
The following leading industry associations filed letters with OSHA in support of an extension of the crane operator certification requirement.
Many, including the C-DAC members, regretted the delay, but recognized it was necessary to give OSHA time to address industry's concerns. "We urge OSHA to act with all speed to resolve this issue," C-DAC members stated.
Given that nationally accredited crane operator certification has been proven to save lives (Cal-OSHA crane study, 2008) some industry observers have pointed to the continued exposure to risk that such a delay might cause crane operators. But as leading insurance provider NationsBuilders Insurance Services (NBIS) commented, the "major areas of concern for the future safety of employees working around cranes...must be addressed before the regulation can effectively save lives.... Leaving the rule as written would take us back in time not forward."
For those states with their own requirements (see separate story) and employers who follow best practices, the federal OSHA delay is moot. "Every one of the 170,000 CCO certifications we have issued in the past 19 years has been without a federal requirement," said Graham Brent, Executive Director, National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (NCCCO). "For employers and crane operators who have seen the inherent value in professionally developed, ANSI-accredited certification, OSHA's postponement is, in practice, largely irrelevant."
Employers will still have to ensure their operators are trained and qualified during the three-year postponement, OSHA has emphasized.
While attention has been focused on federal OSHA's proposal to delay the implementation of a national crane operator certification requirement, many employers continue to seek and maintain certification for their operators as some have done for almost two decades since CCO certification became available. Some are driven by a desire to follow best practices, others by project owners' requirements. Still others work in states that have their own licensing or mandatory certification. Among the 17 states and six cities that maintain their own requirements, several (including California, Washington, and Philadelphia) have set standards considerably higher than the federal proposal.
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MTA: Irene Cost Agency $65 million
8.28.12 10:44am
A breakdown on what last year's hurricane cost the MTA
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is seeking to recoup $65 million in losses resulting from Tropical Storm Irene.
The money includes more than $20 million already approved by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The MTA hopes to recover the rest from insurers.
Metro-North Railroad was the hardest hit in its system. It cost the agency more than $20 million when the storm flooded miles of track on the Port Jervis Line.
The authority spent $8 million for overtime costs during preparation for the Aug. 27, 2011, storm. It claimed $14 million in lost revenue for service that was suspended on its subways and buses.
The agency's Bridges and Tunnels lost about $9 million in toll revenue.
It claimed $5.7 million for damages and lost revenue on the Long Island Rail Road.


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I've been using Moka pots now for well over forty years and never had one bit of trouble until recently. My 12 cup Moka required a Gasket replacement which wasn't grudged as I'd never replaced it and had used it regularly for time immemorial. Having replaced it I found it no longer worked properly but spurted irregularly rather than the regular ooze of coffee to which I'm accustomed and it also refused to transfer most of the water from the bottom boiler. Tried a another new gasket, a Bialetti one, correct size and fitted perfectly but the same result.
I'm now looking askance at the basket which seems fine to me but now thinking what else can it be as it's not that I've changed anything in terms of grind, heat source or anything else.
Am I going mad...is this a divine punishment for all the abuse I've heaped on the purchasers of shiny equipment over the years? I'm drowning here.


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I found the most fantastic set of FREE printables at Kiki & Company and they are perfect for making a Valentines mini album for your husband or boyfriend. There are lots of cards to choose from and even some blank ones to make your own. I used 5 premade cards, plus 4 make your own cards and then one for the cover (making 10 pages total).
I created my album out of chipboard and my fabulous mini paper bags. I cut the chipboard pieces to match the size of the paper bags (cut down-5 1/4 x 4 1/4"). I rounded the corners of the chipboard and then inked all the edges.
I added an eyelet to the corner of each piece.
I double mounted each card and then attached them to the front of each album piece.
And now for the album:
Here is what I came up with. It is pretty simple but it is for my hubby so I don't always go all out on the cutesyness of things when they are for him.
On the backsides of the chipboard pieces I wrote stuff and I put the make your own cards on the paper bags and then came up with sayings that could relate to a treat I could put in the bag. This one had skittles
This one had peanut M& M's in it.
This one has a big fat rice krispie treat in it.
And this last one has a coupon for an ice cream in it.
There are tons of possibilities with these and really you don't even have to be that crafty to make this. Mine is mostly writing. Sometimes craftiness is overrated on husband gifts anyways. Check out the free printables at Kiki & Company. These are probably one of my favorite Valentines printables to date. So perfect for the one you love. (oooh- a brilliant idea just hit me-you could have a little date night with your spouse and make a set of the blank ones for each and see what you could come up with for each other).
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Honey mustard chicken pot with parsnips
For an easy, warming family casserole on a budget, this one-pot ticks all the boxes
Nutrition and extra info
- Freezable
- Healthy
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal326
- fat10g
- saturates2g
- carbs23g
- sugars15g
- fibre6g
- protein39g
- salt0.82g
- 1 tbsp olive oil
Olive oilol-iv oyl
Probably the most widely-used oil in cooking, olive oil is pressed from fresh olives. It's…
- 8 bone-in chicken thighs, skin removed
- 2 onions, finely chopped
Onions are endlessly versatile and an essential ingredient in countless recipes. Native to Asia…
- 350g parsnip, cut into sticks
The fact that the parsnip is a member of the carrot family comes as no surprise – it looks…
- 300ml vegetable stock
- 2 tbsp wholegrain mustard
- 2 tbsp clear honey
- few thyme sprigs
This popular herb grows in Europe, especially the Mediterranean, and is a member of the mint…
- flat-leaf parsley, to serve (optional)
Heat half the oil in a large frying pan or shallow casserole with a lid. Brown the chicken until golden, then set aside. Heat the remaining oil, then cook the onions for 5 mins until softened.
Nestle the thighs back amongst the onions and add the parnips. Mix the stock with the mustard and honey, then pour in. Scatter over the thyme, then bring to a simmer. Cover, then cook for 30 mins (or longer, see tip) until the chicken is tender, then season. Serve with steamed greens.
Recipe Tip
TipIf you've got time, this casserole will gently bubble away for up to 90 minutes. The meat will be very tender and fall away from the bones.


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What should you do if a question has already been asked and answered, but both the question and the answer are now out of date? (in this case due to updates to jQuery).
Is it okay to make a new question if you need an up to date answer?
If you know an up to date answer is it okay to make a new question and answer it? Or should you answer the out of date question?
If you answer the out of date question, won't your answer just be buried and unnoticed because of the already upvoted/selected answers?
The problem is, sometimes a question and its answers will be so hopelessly full of out of date stuff, that it seems crazy to try and put up to date answers on the page. The page is pretty much worthless once the information is out of date, so would it not be better to start a new page?


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WASHINGTON -- Diabetes has never been trendier with the kids.
The youngest Jonas brother -- Nick -- addressed a sold out crowd at a National Press Club luncheon Monday.
The diabetic teen pop idol has launched a national campaign to help young people simplify life with diabetes.
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"I was not going to let diabetes slow me down, and to this day it hasn't," he said. "And at times, when blood sugar's high and it's low, it would be easier to just throw in the towel and say, 'Enough's enough, I'm done, and I'd like to just have a day off from diabetes,' but it just doesn't work like that."
Muzzled teeny boppers greeted Jonas outside the National Press Club with camera phones held aloft. They had been instructed not to scream, News4's Jane Watrel reported.
Diabetes experts are thrilled to have such a high-profile star helping raise diabetes awareness.
"Of the total number of individuals in the United States with diabetes, which is estimated to be somewhere around 24 million, it could be up to 5 percent that have juvenile or Type 1 diabetes," National Institutes of Health Diabetes Director Griffin Rodgers told Watrel.
Jonas, 16, was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes when he was 13. Since then, he has become a diabetes ambassador with Bayer Diabetes Care, for whom he has pitched a Contour Meter to manage highs and lows.
He wrote "A Little Bit Longer" to inspire diabetics to live their lives to the fullest. His The Change for the Children Foundation -- co-founded with brothers Kevin and Joe -- gave $750,000 to diabetes research and treatment.
In June, he came to D.C. to call for Congress to call for diabetes research funding, and in July, Kevin and Joe joined Nick in a charity softball game to benefit diabetes before the brothers took the stage at MCI Center.
"He's a great role model because he's not just a singer and songwriter, he's also very inspirational to girls and boys that have diabetes, and I think that he makes a lot of kids feel better because he's also one of them," fan Madeline Stahl told Jane Watrel.
"When I was younger, I didn't really understand it, but when Nick Jonas, when that came out that he had diabetes, it became a bigger idea to kids around the world," said fan Sinclair Daniels.
Jonas said he has to do 10 to 12 blood tests each day.
"I hope every day that my blood sugar's good before I go on stage, but sometimes it's out of my hands, and so, just always trying to be on top of it and know that I can do what I want to do with my life, I can live my dream out with diabetes," he said.
Attendees of Monday's luncheon were eligible for free blood glucose and A1C testing from 11:45 a.m. to 3 p.m.


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When Wade Paxman is stressed, he clenches and grinds his teeth.
The conventional treatment, mouth guards, protect his enamel but don't ease his jaw pain or crushing headaches. Recently, however, the 53-year-old found relief in a drug most commonly used to rid middle-aged women of unwanted wrinkles: Botox.
"It's just magic. I love it," said Paxman, who drives from Brigham City to Bountiful every six months for treatment. "I'm saving my teeth and enjoying better health. It's as simple as that."
The off-label use of Botox to treat jaw tension and pain is experimental and just catching on in Utah. A few oral surgeons use it therapeutically; Paxman was only able to find one dentist who offers it.
But growing interest in the drug's dental applications is forcing debate over whether dentists should use it cosmetically.
Utah law is vague and says dentists can administer and prescribe drugs "related to and appropriate in the practice of dentistry."
In 2008, the licensing board defined that to include Botox, but only for therapeutic reasons. Cosmetic uses injecting it for a wrinkle-free brow or smile are off limits, the board declared.
Utah dentists aren't exactly clamoring to add Botox to their smile makeover repertoire of teeth whitening and veneers. Oral surgeons have free rein to use it.
And, for now, the Utah Dentist and Dental Hygienist Licensing Board isn't inclined to revisit the rules for dentists, despite lobbying this spring by Allergan, the maker of Botox.
"They wanted us to commit to the fact that a general dentist can order Botox and said otherwise we won't sell to dentists, period," said the board's chairman Rich Radmall, a dentist in Ogden. "The board hasn't taken a stand. We're cautious to change anything categorically without knowing the full ramifications."
The dentistry board in Massachusetts approved a policy last March, allowing general dentists to administer botulinum toxins and other injectable wrinkle reducers, called dermal fillers, joining 20 other states with similar rules, according to the American Dental Association (ADA). Key to the decision was growing interest by academics in Boston's dental schools, the ADA says.
Radmall is on the fence. "I imagine there's growing interest in Botox by younger dentists coming out of school. It's kind of like sleep dentistry. Everyone was a little afraid of it, and proceeded with caution. Now sedation is a mainstream tool," he said.
But changing regulations would require further study and legislation, he said. "As a board we talked about there needing to be some kind of training requirement."
Others argue Botox injections are well within a dentist's scope of practice.
Dentists inject local anesthetic into patients' cheeks and gums. And they're free to administer "Botox Therapeutic," which is the same product in different packaging.
Botox is the same neurotoxic protein that, in large doses, causes botulism, a rare paralyzing illness often linked to food poisoning. In rare cases, it can spread beyond the injection site and cause paralysis, according to the U.S. Food & Drug Administration.
But side effects are generally temporary, since Botox wears off.
"A Botox injection is a Botox injection, whether you're using it to treat pain or reducing wrinkles, it's still the same risk," said Paxman's dentist, Jordan Davis, who underwent a year of oral surgery training in dental school that covered Botox and dermal fillers.
"Our practice is a cosmetic practice, so it would be pretty cool to use dermal fillers to really enhance patients' smiles," he said.
For now, though, he uses Botox on a sparingly few patients with severe jaw clenching and grinding, called bruxism.
Davis gauges the dose, or number of units, according to a patient's size and severity of their grinding, generally injecting the Botox into the jaw and temple.
The drug "tames" the muscles, he said. "I usually start pretty low and have them come back within a few weeks to see how it's working."
Botox won't fix temporomandibular joint disorders (TMJ), such as arthritis or dislocations, but for patients such as Paxman, it's "a blessing," Davis said.
Before Botox, Paxman said he woke nearly every morning with a "bad" headache. "As you can imagine, it's not a good way to live," he said.
His jaw muscles don't feel weak or numb after treatment, he said. "It's not like novocaine."
Davis charges Paxman $10 a unit; the last treatment totalled $450.
"But I'd pay $2,000," Paxman said. "It's hard to describe what a difference it's made for me. It's a quality-of-life issue."
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Sometimes, I guess, Buffalo prefer an easy route to wherever they are going! They were frequently seen alongside and on the road, usually only one or two bison at a time.
My primary destination this morning was the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone with its beautiful Lower Falls and Upper Falls. Located at the northeastern corner of the southern highway loop, the 40 mile drive from the campground took about two hours, with stops along the way at the Mud Volcano Area and Sulphur Caldron.
My first stop in the "Grand Canyon" area was Artist Point on the South Rim.
Artist Point provides stunning views of the 308-foot Lower Falls. It is, quite simply, breathtaking! The morning light along with a hazy sky enhanced the view allowing details in the sides of the canyon to show up, though the colors are somewhat muted.
A closer view of the Lower Falls.
And, even closer.
The colors of the canyon didn't show up clearly in the photos of the Lower Falls, but, oh my, how they "popped" when looking to the northeast! The fantastic colors of the north side of the canyon come from rhyolite and sediments that have been altered by hydrothermal action (i.e. hot water from springs that were active in years past).
The Upper Falls is not quite as impressive (only 109 feet) or photogenic as the Lower Falls but it was still worth the walk down a short trail to see it.
It was also easier to access the Brink of the Upper Falls from another short trail. The Brink of the Lower Falls was a strenuous trail that dropped 600 feet in a very short distance. I passed on that one but did go to the Brink of the Upper Falls, shown above.
The view from Inspiration Point, on the North Rim, looking to the northeast.
As I drove up to the northwest side of the park to the Mammoth Hot Spring Terraces, the clouds moved in.
I walked along most of the boardwalk trails in the lower terraces but my legs were getting a little wobbly by the time I made it to the upper terrace area. Whether it was from the lighting conditions or the fact that many of the springs in that area have gone dormant, I was disappointed with my visit there. The photos I took were rather blah.
The view from the front of the upper terraces was rather impressive though. On the drive back to the campground, I took the "shorter" route along the west side of the northern loop then cutting across to Canyon Village and the eastern side of the southern loop. It was still about a 75 mile drive back to the campground.


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My question stems from a conversation on sympathy and pity.
My girlfriend and I agreed that sympathy is feeling for someone, but without taking action or desiring to take action. Pity, then, overlaps with sympathy except there's a desire to take action to help the person in need. But pity, can also be more cynical, and it can demean, intentionally or otherwise, the person receiving pity.
So, this is where I'm curious, is there a word that means specifically disdainful or demeaning pity?


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I still like the Gam Guard as well, but I just think it's not quite as bricky as it should be. Because of that I'd prefer it be just one per box actually.
BTW, anyone else stop opening Robby.jp emails at work?
Hemish,Nice job...on the handy work and thanks for sharing the pictures. I thought I'd share that Iv'e really been considering selling my Kuby collection, I go back and forth monthly. I could use the money to pay for other interested like my HD DVD player that I recently bought and some HD DVD movies.I've always been like that - sell something to pay for part of a new excess item. It helps me justify my purchase. So far I sold some of my dvd's and got about $125 towards the new HD DVD player.So I approached my wife about selling the Kuby's tonight and she really could not support me on that one. So she offered to pay for the 1/2 of the next series and the other 1/2 will be my holiday present. My wife is way cool in so many more real reasons but I thought I'd share this with my fellow Kuby collectors.So when does the next series come out...and the speeder bike... ???
Yeah, just wish it was sooner than later. Got a LOT of catchup to play!
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