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Marriner R. BaileyFebruary 14,2014
Marriner R. BaileyMarriner R. Bailey
CHITTENDEN Marriner Record Bailey, 91, died February 11, 2014.
Marriner was born Sept. 17, 1922, in Richmond, Indiana, son of Philip Record and Mercy Paulina Holbrook.
He grew up in the Portland, Maine, area.
He graduated from Gardiner High School in Gardiner, Maine. He attended Gilford College in Greensboro, North Carolina, and Earlham College in Richmond, Indiana.
Marriner was a Birth Right Quaker (Society of Friends). He was a pacifist and declared Conscientious Objector to WWII. He served Alternative Service in South Carolina, New Hampshire, and finally at Byberry Hospital in Philadelphia, where he met Betty Viola Iversen. They married in 1945, celebrating 68 years of marriage.
After the war the couple started their family in Woodbury, NJ, where Marriner managed a service station. They moved to Vermont in 1959, and bought a farm in Chittenden in 1961.
Marriner was known as a Jack-of-all-Trades. He had Baileys Esso at Strongs Avenue and Main Street in Rutland; two laundro-mats in Fair Haven and Forest Street in Rutland; a floor cleaning business for large stores throughout southern Vermont; and a Pepperidge Farm bread route. He mowed roadsides for the town of Chittenden and the U.S. forestry service. He was a volunteer fireman in Chittenden. He continued to farm, raising cows, goats and fowl. He logged his land and heated with his own harvested wood, raised his own food and generally strove for self-sufficiency.
Marriner had a dry sense of humor and humble presentation. He was a good listener, had an inquisitive mind, and loved learning. He loved traveling, and visited the British Isles, New Zealand, Australia, Fiji, Aruba, Hawaii, Norway, and many of the western states of the U.S. He liked visiting local folks wherever he went. Marriner knew only friends.
Marriner was a much-loved husband, father of four, grandfather of ten, great-grandfather of ten, and great-great-grandfather of one.
Marriner is survived by his wife, Betty; and his four children, Reid of Klamath Falls, Oregon; Stephen of Chittenden, Vt.; Jeffrey of Freeland, Michigan; and Diana of Fairfield, Vt.
Marriner will be sorely missed by all who loved him.
A memorial service will be announced at a later date.
For those who wish, memorial contributions in Marriners memory may be made to: American Friends Service Committee, 1501 Cherry St., Philadelphia, PA 19102.
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>Runner's World - My Event Ratings>
In short: Excellent, as alwaysIn full: Ran like clockwork as always. Bit windy today which made it tougher but was a great event as always.Date of review: March 2, 2014
In short: Excellent event - fast courseIn full: It was perfect running weather so I finally ran well here and knocked 3 minutes off my pb. Really well organised event - perfect for beginners. Course is nice and flat and scenery distracts you from the exertion. Well supported, particularly the last half mile.Date of review: April 12, 2013
In short: My Favourite RaceIn full: As always - superb.Fantastic organisation, lovely course, great support and even the quality of the medal is back on track after last year's effort. I always run fast (for me) in this one despite Spring Hill and did so again this year. I hardly noticed the miles it is such a great event.Date of review: March 4, 2013
In short: Even better than last yearIn full: This is a fabulous event. The organisation and marshalling is superb.The course is tough though. I went out hard in the first half and paid for it - but that's my stupid fault!This is going to become one of the must-do races in the running calendar.Date of review: September 23, 2012
In short: Great race but leave your watch at homeIn full: Fantastic organisation and marshalling - there seemed to be drinks stations almost every mile! It is hilly over the last 5 miles (1 of them was ridiculously steep) but the main problem for me was the terrain - if you like running in mud, farmer's fields and on rutted, single-track paths then this is for you! Forget about times - I ran 75 seconds per mile slower than road speed (although this made a pleasant change to be honest). Not sure I'll be back as I feel lucky not to have turned an ankle but can't fault this as an event.Date of review: July 1, 2012
In short: Excellent Event but oh so toughIn full: This was a fabulous event but the course is very tough. I had done it before so I knew what to expect but I felt so sorry for newbies who would have been heartened by the "it's all downhill from here" shouts only to find they were untrue (why do people do that? It doesn't help).The only improvement would be a proper baggage drop.Missed my pb by 10 seconds (!) but in the final two miles I was so completely cooked by the sun and the preceding climbs that it was a miracle I even finished!Date of review: March 26, 2012
In short: Excellent as alwaysIn full: Well, I got a pb rather unexpectedly. Weather was fabulous, the course was glorious as always and the organisation first class. If I was being really picky, it gets a bit congested in the race hq at the beginning but it's not a big deal. All around the course there were dozens of marshals - completely astonishing the amount of voluntary support this race attracts.Date of review: February 26, 2012
In short: Excellent EventIn full: My first time at this one but I shall be back - not least because I bagged a pb by 2 mins despite the howling wind. Great course and although it isn't actually flat, the inclines are nothing and the downhill more than compensates.I thought it was extremely well organised - well done CONAC.Date of review: November 28, 2011
In short: Superb First EventIn full: Yes, it was tough at times (no individual hill was a killer - they kind of cumulatively get you in the end) and it was warm and I went off too fast so I paid in the end. But, this was a seriously good first event - all credit to the organisers and to the spectators who were awesome.Date of review: September 25, 2011
In short: Really nice event - but very tough !In full: A very well organised event - excellently marshalled.The course is tough - the first 6 miles are up and down then there is a steeper climb at 7 miles. Miles 8-9 were in some ways the hardest - flat but along a main road into a headwind. Then that very steep climb at 10 miles. For the first time ever I was reduced to walking at the top! Last 3 miles were easier though and nice to finish on the track.Date of review: July 25, 2011
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Go 50-100% farther on a tank of fuel.
Due to its size and weight this truck is considered a commercial vehicle and is exempt from even light-truck CAFE standards. Even so, with the modifications I have made, I am getting higher mileage than CAFE standards for 2009 cars.
I read an article in Mother Jones Magazine about Wayne Gerdes, mileage champion, and was inspired. I have read that people tend to get between 10 and 16mpg on average in the same truck I have. I was getting around 15. After the mods described here, on a recent tank I got 30.28mpg.
The best thing to do is to not drive at all. Ride a bike, take the train, carpool.
If you do drive, buy the absolute smallest car you can. If you only need a big vehicle occasionally, rent one.
I bicycle or use my 70mpg 250cc motorcycle for personal transport, but my truck still gets a lot of miles, so I wanted to make it as fuel efficient as possible.
I use this truck for work, moving up to 3 tons of soil or broken concrete, entire 1 bedroom apartments worth of belongings (including furniture) in a single trip, etc.
I also need something with enough power to move my 7500lb RV trailer (which is also my home - a very efficient way to live: I use as much electricity in a month as the average American home uses in one day)
Most of these steps could be done to any vehicle, increasing mileage from 50% to 100% or more.
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Coasting with the car in neutral or clutch engaged has been illegal in my state since 1971 (and is illegal in many others) -http://www.leg.state.vt.us/statutes/fullsection.cfm?Title=23&Chapter=013&Section=01121
So when I am coasting in drive with my high stall torque converter, and the rpms sit at 1200rpms with my foot off the gas, I guess you could say that's illegal, since it's not technically grabbing a gear.
Not at all - if it's in drive you are in compliance. It's coasting in Neutral and/or shifting into Neutral (or for a manual neutral/depressing the clutch) with a vehicle in motion that's at odds with the law.
Now prius drivers can finally get back at Prius Repellers (big trucks) because they can drive one and enjoy the same MPG.
Driving slowly is not illegal in a single state in the US. The posted speed limit is, without exception, the UPPER LIMIT to how fast you are allowed to drive. It is NOT a mandate that you must drive that speed, it is NOT a recommendation, and it is most certainly NOT the lower limit.
If you deliberately came to a complete stop on the highway, then you are impeding traffic.
If you were, for example, driving 15mph in a 65 zone, you could be cited for a number of things.
However, even then you are not actually impeding traffic, because on a multi-lane highway, people can just change lanes, and on an undivided country road people can pass in the oncoming lane or at turn-outs.
On city streets or mountain roads where it is not safe to pass, it is also not safe to drive 65mph, so there is no problem.
No where do I suggest driving 15mph on the highway. Below around 45 or so (depending on the vehicle) you have to shift into a lower gear, and therefor your mileage drops off.
There are some (not all) states in which there is a minimum speed limit on some highways. When there is IT IS CLEARLY MARKED ON EVERY SPEED LIMIT SIGN.
In Michigan, for example, on some freeways with a 65mph upper limit there is also a 45mph lower limit. This means you can go 20mph slower than surrounding traffic (that's assuming no one is speeding)
Bottom line is, you NEVER have to base your speed on what people around you are doing. If every single person on the highway is speeding, except you, then every single person on the highway is breaking the law, and you aren't.
Don't just make up stuff that you wish was true. Almost all laws are posted on the internet, so you can find and cite the exact vehicle code you want to inform people of, instead of spreading false rumors and confusing people.
I don't know of any modern vehicle which has max efficiency at a speed lower than 45 anyway, so there's no reason to go below that.
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1. The inspection mechanic/technician must raise vehicle to get beneath to
check steering mechanism.
2. The steering mechanism shall not be approved if:
(a) With front wheels in straight-ahead position there is more
than three inches of free play in steering wheels up to 18
inches in diameter or more than four inches of free play in
steering wheels over 18 inches in diameter. If vehicle is
equipped with power steering, the engine must be operating.
(b) Either front or rear springs are noticeably sagging or broken, cut,
heated or removed/missing.
(c) The front wheels or front-end assembly is bent or twisted or bolts,
nuts or rivets are loose or missing.
(d) Power steering system shows visible leaks or the power steering belt
is loose or worn or missing.
(e) Shocks and struts are part of the steering mechanism inspection.
(f) The CV joints make a popping or clicking noise when vehicle is
driven into inspection area.
[A torn, worn CV boot is not justification for failure]"
Nothing about changing power steering to manual.
Can't always trust what people say without sources, not even official people.
It wouldn't really make sense: I used an OEM manual steering gear from the exact same model vehicle, which means it is identical in every way to those versions of my truck which came that way stock.
I have only had r&p in very small vehicles (the truck is recirculating ball), so I can't comment on the potential feedback issue.
Any case, R&P isn't only in small vehicles these days; it's cheap to make and easy to align, plus more compatible with near-universal MacPherson strut suspension. My Aerostar weighs about 3500 lbs empty, and has R&P (and, with the steering pump recently failed, is a bear to maneuver at low speed). Sure does pick up some pep without the pump, though, strongly implying I'm saving some fuel.
The clause "or the power steering belt is loose or worn or missing" is where they identify and fail vehicles that have had the power steering removed -- they'll have an empty pulley on the crankshaft and coolant pump, at least on multi-belt (older) vehicles; newer cars that use a serpentine may be impossible to match a belt for with A/C or steering pumps removed. Then again, different inspection stations adhere more or less to the letter of the law; one I used to go to failed me for a leak that didn't compromise function as long as I filled the reservoir regularly, another (the one I use now) won't, as long as the assist is working.
Beyond that, if your vehicle was originally sold with and without power steering, and you can document that, you should be fine. The same mod on my Aerostar would result in 100% inspection fails, at least with more "to the letter" inspection shops.
On octane, it's best to try 87 and 93 in your vehicle and do a 5 tank average of each to see which gets mileage. A blanket statement of the car being made for 87 won't benefit from 93 is not a good one to make. If tuned for the higher octane (advance timing 2-3 degrees) you may find that you get enough better mileage off 93 to more than offset the added cost. More modern, computerized vehicles have multiple octane tables that do this automatically. When the engine is started it will try the high octane table, if knock is detected it will revert to the low octane table. This is fact, I have software that allows me to reprogram my computer (EFI Live) and have altered both tables. Remember that the OEM has their own formula for setting up the engines that covers the widest range of uses, and their formula isn't necessarily the best one for your needs. I'd also recommend trying this with different brands. I have had vehicles that will get better mileage with brand A than brand B, but a second vehicle will get better with brand B than brand A, and still others that didn't care what was in the tank. I've even had two otherwise identical vehicles prefer different brands, so this needs to be checked on a per-vehicle basis. Remember when testing that fuel formulations change in spring and fall, and this will impact efficiency.
If you don't mind digging into the engine, a camshaft swap will also help. OEM cams are a balance of power, fuel economy and emissions requirements. A cam that is weighted more towards fuel efficiency would benefit. It may no longer pass a mandated pollution test, but those tests are set conditions. A vehicle that uses less fuel per mile is going to be emitting less pollution per trip.
I tried the acetone. It only worked for 1 tank, after that saw no difference. 1 tank is not enough to say it helped, so in my experience acetone does nothing for you. Once again though, different vehicles will act differently, but it was really a big pain in the backside making sure there was always some in the car.
I've never actually owned a car new enough to have a computer, so I would have never known or thought to try that experiment.
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I'm guessing your the same person who PMd me on EcoModder?
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2 sheets of coroplast (grill block, underbelly, and sideskirts): $40
tonneau: $120
wood sides to tilt tonneau, from scrap wood: free
headlight covers: $10
electric fan: $15
electric vacuum pump: $290
manual steering gear: $50
buttons, switches, wire, misc: about $20
LED lights: $180
Total: $725
I may be forgetting something, but certainly under a grand all in all.
Based on how much I have driven in past years, the cost of fuel, and may change in average mileage, I should save about $2000 per year in fuel costs.
Assuming I spent all the money for downgrades upfront, it would have paid off after 6 months, (though of course this project was drawn out over about a year and a half)
Thanks for asking! Believe it or not, I actually never got around to putting all the costs in one place before. Its good to know.
Tailgate down - 24mpg.
Oh, Mythbusters has been caught outright lying about a great many things. And intentionally skewed results from a lot of other things as well.
Great entertainment, but please do not believe anything they say. They do it for entertainment value only.
BTW, how come no one has done an experiment with the tailgate removed?
And another one with those cargo straps for a tailgate?
2003 Chevy S10.
I have an iPhone App that reports real time MPG via the OBD2 port.
No tailgate, 29.8 mpg!
With tailgate, 30.3 MPG!
With hard Fiberglass Bed Cap 30.7 MPG!
With thin Plastic vehicle specific,'Cab-hi Shell, 30.6 MPG.
With the tailgate and the Shell Hatch removed, 30.8 MPG.
With a round tail-cone installed and sealed to the rear of the bed and shell, lots of duct tape!, 31.2 MPG.
These tests were made at the same time, during the same commute, down the same highway and reflect the average collected during a FULL WEEK of commuting for every result!
The Saturday before each of these weeks, the battery was disconnected, overnight, to reset the computer in the truck. This way the computer relearned the trip for that week. The ONLY modifications made were to the rear of the truck.
I have not yet tackled the front of the truck! I could change the grille, the head lights, use clear tape to seal any 'dirty' gaps. remove the windshield wipers. I could really go nuts with this stuff! But the truck has the 4.3 V6 and Over-drive Automatic. I KNOW I am doing damned good with the MPGs I am getting!
Do you believe dinosaurs didn't exist too?
But Mythbusters is strictly an entertainment show, nothing more.
Fun to watch them blow up stuff.
And no, I am not the paranoid type. I am more of a doubting thomas of sorts.
If I cannot recreate their experiments with the same or very similar results, then their show is a farce.
There have been complaints with them about some of the things they show.
Maybe googling 'mythbuster lies' could be of use?
Sure, it is primarily entertainment. And they don't always follow scientific procedure when it isn't convenient.
But they do deserve credit for bringing the concept of "don't take someone's word for it, actually try it" to a more mainstream audience.
As a "doubting Thomas" myself, I appreciate them for that.
How many miles did you do for each one, and under what conditions?
What method did you use to measure mileage?
So they really only proved it for that specific truck.
There have been other people to test and get different results. They just didn't have a popular TV show!
Anyway, what I have now is more aerodynamic than tailgate up, down, or flat tonneau, making the issue moot.
As to airconditioning, you get the best efficiency of all by having the A/C off AND the windows up. Put a beaded seat cover over white seat covers, tint the windows, paint the roof metallic silver, take off any excess clothing, and open the vents.


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OTC Pain Relievers and Fever Reducers (cont.)
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Dr. Shiel received a Bachelor of Science degree with honors from the University of Notre Dame. There he was involved in research in radiation biology and received the Huisking Scholarship. After graduating from St. Louis University School of Medicine, he completed his Internal Medicine residency and Rheumatology fellowship at the University of California, Irvine. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Rheumatology.
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Migraine or vascular headaches
Migraine or vascular headaches are due to dilation (widening) of blood vessels in the head. An estimated 28 million people in the United States (about 12% of the population) will experience migraine headaches. Migraine headaches affect children as well as adults. Before puberty, boys are affected more than girls by migraine headaches. However, as a child nears adolescence, girls are affected more than boys. An estimated 6% of men and up to 18% of women will experience a migraine headache. Although many patients use the expression "migraine" to describe any particularly painful headache, many of these are actually muscle contraction headaches. OTC medications for pain may be quite effective for treating migraine headaches. However, prescription medications that are specifically formulated for treating or preventing migraines are often necessary.
Sinus headache
A sinus headache is caused by inflammation or an infection or blockage of one or more sinuses. The pain often is limited to the area around the eyes or the forehead. The pain may occur upon awakening, and may decrease in intensity after the person stands or sits up for a period of time. In addition to analgesics, OTC decongestants can be effective to help drain the sinuses.
What causes fever?
Most fevers last only a few hours or days and are not dangerous; however, they may cause a great deal of discomfort. A rectal temperature of greater than 101.8 F (38.8 C), an oral temperature of more than 100 F (37.8 C), or an armpit temperature of greater than 99 F (37.2 C) is considered significantly abnormal. Fevers are usually due to viral or bacterial infections; however, they also can be due to cancers, injury to tissue (for example, heart attacks), hyperthyroidism, other illnesses in which there is inflammation, and dehydration. Additionally, many different drugs have been reported to cause "drug fever."
Harmful effects of fever (for example, dehydration, changes in consciousness, seizures, or coma) are likely to occur at temperatures above 106 F. Lower fevers can be dangerous in persons with heart disease, since fever increases the effort required by the heart to pump blood.
Two percent to four percent of children between the ages of 6 months and 5 years (usually before age 3) with high fevers will experience febrile seizures; though these seizures generally last no more than 15 minutes. Moreover, children who experience febrile seizures have a higher risk of developing epilepsy later in life.
What are the different classes OTC pain relievers and fever reducers?
The three classes of OTC analgesic/antipyretic medications are:
In most circumstances, these medications all have very similar abilities to relieve pain and fever. Their onset of action (the interval from the time of ingestion to the start of pain relief) also are similar. Naproxen sodium may have a somewhat longer duration of pain relief (analgesia) than the other NSAIDs or aspirin. At high doses, salicylates and NSAIDs suppress inflammation and are, therefore, particularly useful in treating inflammatory diseases, such as arthritis. Acetaminophen does not have anti-inflammatory actions.
Many OTC analgesics are available in combination with other drugs. There is some evidence that caffeine and antihistamines enhance the effects of analgesics. Thus, caffeine increases the pain-relieving effects of aspirin and ibuprofen, and the antihistamines orphenadrine and phenyltoloxamine enhance the pain-relieving effects of acetaminophen. Combinations of decongestants with analgesics are logical only when nasal or sinus congestion are present, such as with sinus headaches.
Aspirin can damage the lining of the stomach and duodenum, thereby causing abdominal pain, bleeding, and/or ulcers. As a result, 1 in 5 persons who take aspirin in a dose of 2.5 grams per day or more develops ulcers and about 1 in 6 will lose enough blood from gastrointestinal bleeding to develop anemia. In an attempt to reduce the potential for these complications, some aspirin-containing tablets have been coated with a special coating that prevents the tablet from dissolving until it is past the stomach and duodenum. These "enteric-coated" aspirin products may reduce the frequency of abdominal pain, but not the bleeding or ulcers. Moreover, the onset of pain relief is delayed with enteric-coated aspirin because it takes more time for the tablets to dissolve.
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Featuring stunning images of the British coastline and countryside, our collection reflects renowned photographer Nic Miller's great passion for the natural world.
After studying at The Chelsea School Art, Nic moved to the Sussex coast and discovered a passion for photography. Nic has been with Surface View since we first began, and his eye for the epic as well as the beautiful in nature has made him a favourite of ours. The natural world is a source of constant inspiration to him:
"Being so close to the South Downs and the sea inspired me to try to capture some of the beauty that fills every season. I'm endlessly fascinated by the patterns and textures of nature and natural forms; from the ever-changing colours of the sky over the sea on a winters day, to the intricate patterns that can be seen when photographing or illustrating nature in close up".
Nic's Surface View collection includes more than photography – he also fuses it with his talents as an artist and illustrator, a combination which can be seen most vividly in the 'Abstract' collection, a series of beautiful botanical patterns and abstract images. While Nic's collection continues to grow, we insisted that he tell us which of his striking images he loves best:
"One of my favourite images is Birds in Flight. Shot very close to my home in Sussex, the image shows a group of starlings taking flight just before dusk. This for me is an image that appeals on two levels. Firstly I love the way the stark winter tree creates a very still backdrop - whilst being juxtaposed by the flock of starlings buzzing with life and movement. The silhouette of the birds and leafless tree branches against a white winter sky creates a very powerful and illustrative image. Secondly, I'm drawn to the visual metaphor the image seems to convey - signifying, perhaps, an innate sense of longing to be free of restraint."


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The 247th Divorce Court of Houston Texas is located on the 15th floor of 201 Caroline in the new civil courts building of Harris County Texas. You can check documents filed in your case and pending settings by going to the district clerks website at http://www.hcdistrictclerk.com/Common/Default.aspx. The 247th Divorce Court in Houston, Texas website can be found at http://www.justex.net/Courts/Family/FamilyCourt.aspx?crt=53. Judge Hellums has been on the bench since 1994 and her associate, Judge Walker since 2008.
Practicing law before the 247th Divorce Court Houston, Texas.
The presiding judge is Juge Hellums. This is a family law district court of Harris County, Texas. The associate judge is Judge Walker. Mediation is never required in this court for a bench trial. Jury trials you would be required to attend mediation. A parenting class is always required before final trial in this court if you have children, even if you case is an adoption. Should you fail to take class then you will have no visitation with your child that can be enforced by court order until you take the class. Make sure you set all jury trials and adoption for a pre-trial conference. This court is a zero tolerance court. Any drug use will not be tolerated. Prescription drug use is considered when decisions are made out of this court. Be careful when you appear in this court and are taking medication for something other than an injury or related to your physical health. The docket is called at 930 am. Uncontested start about about 845 am. Continuances are rarely given in this court. DNA testing is required in all suits affecting the parent child relationship. This court is efficient. This court is considered hard right on all areas of practice and pro life. This judge is conservative and follows strict construction. Be prepared to trial your case in this court because you will likely do just that on the date you are called. Judge Hellums is also trial coach at the http://stcl.edu/cle/registrationforms/programregistration/2012familylawtrialinstitute.html. If you are a local Houston Attorney who wants or is practicing family law, this is the class for you.
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Michael Busby Jr. is a divorce and bankruptcy attorney in Houston, Texas who appears in court at least 3 times a week. He has 10 years experience in the Houston, Texas family law and federal bankruptcy courts.I also appear frequently for divorce and other family law matters in this Houston, Texas divorce court. I have tried property cases and child custody cases in this court within the last year. I practice out of Ft. Bend, Montgomery, Brazoria, Galveston, and an occassional Liberty or Chambers county divorce case.
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Julia Lupton interviews her twin sister Ellen Lupton, a curator of "Graphic Design: Now In Production," on view through January 6, 2013, at the Hammer Museum. Here's an excerpt:
But design in California goes beyond movies, malls, and theme parks, and you'll see oppositional and…
The Lupton twins — Amazing brilliant women. Julia was my advisor & favorite professor in college.
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10 U.S. Code § 6960 - Midshipmen: clothing and equipment; uniform allowance
The Secretary of the Navy may prescribe the amount to be credited to a midshipman, upon original admission to the Naval Academy, for the cost of his initial issue of clothing and equipment. That amount shall be deducted from his pay. If a midshipman is discharged before graduation while owing the United States for pay advanced for the purchase of required clothing and equipment, he shall turn in as much of his clothing and equipment of a distinctively military nature as is necessary to repay the amount advanced. If the value of the clothing and equipment turned in does not cover the amount owed, the indebtedness shall be canceled.
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Cryptic Facebook status updates.
Just say what you want to say. OR...here's an idea! Don't post anything.
I have started to weed out certain Facebook friends. I hide anyone who posts cryptic statuses (especially ones designed to garner sympathy).
There's even a Facebook page dedicated to this phenomenon. It's called "Your cryptic status lacks content, therefore relevance."


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i love this. the words are wonderful. how they are strung together, perfect. yes, i want this as well. to be fearless. carefree. spontaneous. soaring high. happy monday night, dear readers. listen to your heart. feel your soul. and remember to simply be you. wishing you dangerous, noble things, wings to make you soar, and peace.
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If You're Bored Of Your iPhone or Android, You'll Love This New Custom OS
2013 seems like an odd time to talk about a brand new smartphone operating system, but that's just what we got yesterday from Ubuntu, a popular indie operating system for PCs that is making its way to the smartphone.
Like Android, Ubuntu is based on Linux and will be available as a free, open-sourced operating system.
In a lengthy online demo, we got our first look at Ubuntu for the smartphone.
It looks awesome.
Click here to jump straight to photos of Ubuntu >
Overall, the OS is much more open and free than Apple's iOS, yet more polished than Android.
The true test for Ubuntu will be rallying the mobile developer community to make apps for the OS and getting hardware manufacturers excited enough to make phones that ship with it. In reality though, that's easier said than done.
There are already three major mobile operating systems out today: iOS, Android, and Windows Phone. On January 30, RIM will introduce its new BlackBerry 10 operating system. However, the harsh reality is that it's probably going to be too late for Ubuntu to take off by the time it's ready at the end of the year.
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- Breathable mesh upper with synthetic overlays for structured support
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So comfortable!
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"Wanted to love this shoe. So disappointed. The reviews said it ran wide and was very comfy. I bought a 1/2 size larger than my normal size and it was very tight around the toe box. Will have to return. Bummer."
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Great workout shoes!
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Much of the back pain experienced throughout pregnancy is related to the strain on your back from the weight of your growing baby. Using proper posture can help prevent and even relieve some of the pain. Here are some tips to help you maintain good posture in various positions.
When your body is in alignment—when you use proper posture—you can imagine a straight line running from your ears to your shoulders, and to your hips and knees. Keeping your chin tucked in and raising your head and shoulders helps you stand tall. Tuck in or tilt your pelvis forward to keep your lower back from arching in a swayback position.
Choose supportive shoes with low heels and good arch support. You may need to buy a larger size, as many women find their feet grow or swell with pregnancy.
Pregnancy hormones cause the ligaments to relax. As a result, you may feel uncomfortable, even in bed. Here are tips to help you cope:
It's best to avoid lying on your back, especially in late pregnancy, when the weight of the heavy uterus can press on the large blood vessels in your abdomen.
When lying on your side, keep your body in line, with your knees bent slightly, and avoid twisting.
Use pillows for support behind your back, between your legs, and under your belly. Most women find that a firm mattress with a good pad provides the best support.
To get out of bed, raise your upper body with your arms and hands to a sitting position, then move your legs over the side of the bed. Stand up slowly, using your leg muscles.
If you work at a desk, proper posture is especially important. Here are tips to help you practice good posture:
Keep your body in alignment while sitting, and try not to slump or slouch. Use a sturdy chair with low-back support and tilt your pelvis forward to avoid the swayback position. Your knees should be slightly lower than your hips and your feet should touch the floor.
Choose a chair with soft arm rests that allow your shoulders to relax and your elbows to be near your body.
Be careful with chairs on wheels as they may move as you try to sit down or stand up.
It's also helpful to get up every hour or so and walk around. Try not to cross your legs while seated as this can impair circulation.
Here are tips to help you use good posture when standing:
It's best to avoid standing for extended periods. Try to vary your position frequently.
When you do have to stand, keep your feet slightly apart and avoid locking your knees. Remember to keep your pelvis tucked in.
If you have to stand in one place for a long time, place one foot on a small step stool. This takes some of the weight off your lower back.
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Hi. My friends and I are in our 30's now. Most of us are married and have kids. It's hard to find the time to hang out as much as we used to when we were younger. Every year we go away for a long weekend, just the guys. We typically golf. We stayed here and we were honestly amazed. Neill was great to communicate with. The house is amazing, the photo's don't do it justice. Very clean, very beautiful. Rest assured, if your thinking about renting this house...do it. You will not be disappointed. Thank you to Neill and his staff for a perfect weekend. We will definitely be coming back to stay here again. We had a great time and couldn't be happier. Thanks again.


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Isn't it sure nice to sit down and eat a nice hot meal after a long hike and setting up camp. I know I enjoy it, but you know what I don't like? The price for one. Mountain House meals easily fall into the seven dollar per package range. The price of some good meal's at restaurants. Which wouldn't be too bad for a gourmet meal. But is not a gourmet meal its slop. The food is full if terrible ingredients, fillers, gmo/ roundup sprayed, poor quality food and food that I would prefer not to eat. I like to try my best to eating a Paleo diet. No grains, dairy or legumes. Unfortunately those ingredients make up the basis for most freeze-dried camping foods. Alone with ingredients I can't even pronounce. I would love to be able to even have the opportunity to buy an organic paleo freeze-dried meals for camping. But you can't. I just looked trust me. I'm going to go over some options that are available store-bought to eat, how to make your own high quality paleo meals anyhow you can even recreate MH meals at home for much cheaper and eliminate the extra junk you don't need.
I've been following the paleo lifestyle for about a year. At first this proved to make camping trips a bit of an issue. Before I could simply run into a sporting goods store and grab a couple and freeze-dried meals. Even though it was pricey I didn't really know any other options. After starting Paleo I wasn't sure. I read the back of all the packages and the ingredients and nutritional facts frightened me. obviously I could not have anything from the store but what else was there. I found a few resources on the internet. My favorite find was The Backpacking Chef where I learned how to dehydrate ground beef. The guy that runs the site there shows how to make your own dehydrated meals for camping.
My first venture into making my camping meals was a simple one. I made grass feed taco meat and salsa. I cooked the ground beef till fully cooked. washed the meat off in a colander just like in the pemmican article then added back into the skillet to add seasonings and the salsa. I cooked it a bit longer mostly trying to cook off some of the excess moisture. Then I put it in my dehydrator on parchment paper for about a day and a half. I was aiming for a brittle texture. once finished I vacuum sealed it and put it away. One my following camping trip I took it out and added it to boiling water for about 15 minutes. It fully re-hydrated and was delicious. I estimate the cost to be about five~six dollars. Although I seems like I managed to only save a dollar the quality was vastly improved. I was one pound of organic grass-fed beef with minimal ingredients added.
The success of my first meal was followed by utter failure however. Following directions I found on Youtube to dehydrate scrambled eggs I tried that and took it out on a trip. The process for the eggs were to scramble with very little to no oil. Then dehydrate to brittle. I followed this and like before added them to boiling water for 15 minutes. After that time I tried them. they went from brittle to rubbery. And the flavor was…off. I let the eggs continue re-hydrating for about an hour more. At that time they were still rubbery and tasted abominable. I could not even try to force them down. Moral bring fresh eggs they can last days (if not weeks) without refrigeration or buy real egg powder. In my experience though once dehydrated never use eggs as a main item. adding to something fine but you can't scramble egg powder.
Following that I have taken homemade jerky and biltong on trips. This can be used as snacks for sure but with a little effort can make a full meal. One example is to take your jerky and cut it up and add it to boiling water. Its going to need to be in there a while. Add to your boiling water one to two bullion cubes. They are so small and light and add so much flavor I always carry one or two in my packs. Next add an assortment of dehydrated veggies to the broth. Bring the broth down to a simmer and cover. once the meat is soft and the vegetables have hydrated you can eat. The weight on this is tiny and the nutritional profile will be way higher than anything you can find in a can of soup.
The new addition of using foil packs for certain meats in stores, i.e Tuna, chicken and spam, makes them viable options for taking on camping trips. If lazy they can be eaten straight from the package. They can be used in place of jerky for the soup recipe. If you brought a cooking oil you can fry them. Fried spam is definitely the way to go. If you brought any veggies you can re-hydrated them and add them for a stir fry.
Another new technique I've been trying is bringing frozen foods. The trick on this is to plan what you're going to eat one the first day in and preferably earlier. freeze it solid for at least overnight. right before you leave take it out and wrap it up food. Use a combination of plastic, aluminum foil, then wrap it in a spare shirt or wool socks. I tried this with hamburger patties once and when I went to cook them they had just thawed out and were ready to be cooked. This is a great option for breakfast and lunch meals on day hikes or the first day of a camping trip. I would never use this for longer than a day though unless your winter camping in temps under 32 degrees. Also a word of caution do not try this If you will be camping or hiking in known bear country. The smell of the thawing raw meat could bring unwanted attention.
One of my favorite options is Summer Sausage and other hard sausages. I opt for the smaller ones in the 4-8 inch long size. In winter I could see taking the longer ones for hikes lasting more than a few days. On short day and overnight hikes a the short summer sausage and pepperoni are amazing. This option in nice for when you simply don't feel like cooking, or want to keep moving. Another option here in he cured meat category is precooked bacon packs. I prefer the Wal-Mart variety since it comes in a flexible plastic zip lock package. I would be iffy about eating precooked bacon for more than two days after opened. For all the cured meats the bear warning is in full effect once open.
Lastly in my priorities would be trail mix type foods. Steve's Original sales some Paleo trail mix. I have not yet tried anything from his site and cannot speak for taste. Making your own though is super easy. I would choose to dehydrate some berries, probably blueberries and your favorite fruit and add to a mixture of nuts and jerky. You could dehydrate just fruit and take that. I've done apples, berries and bananas before all at a fraction of the store-bought cost and without any added sugars. I tend to stay away from this mostly because they are very snack prone. You just kinda munch away without thinking and eat all of it. For that reason I try to focus on building meals to keep me full and reduce snack items.
Those are my choices for optimal food choices to carry on camping/ hiking trips. No need to derail from your caveman eating habits while in the wild. All you need is a little forethought. If you prefer to eat meals built more like the commercial varieties, Chili Mac, Spaghetti, chicken and rice etc, but want to save money or use better ingredients I can still help.
You love your Mountain House chili mac but hate the price? It's about $6 a serving. I can tell you how to easily replicate it for around $2 a serving. This recipe is optimized for maximum cheapness and can be modified for health by swapping out cheap stuff for better quality. Go buy the cheapest pound of hamburger meat you can find. For me this is around the $2.50 range. Buy a store brand hamburger helper of Chili Mac or whatever you prefer. Cook hamburger meat like I detailed for dehydrating. At this point you can either integrate your seasoning packs then dehydrate or dehydrate the meat unseasoned. The only real difference is that the unseasoned meat will dry faster. But the re-hydrating process is more involved. You'll need to rehydrate then add noodles and seasonings. The other method involves making the meal like normal after draining the grease and dehydrating the entire meal. This makes drying time significantly longer but the re-hydrating process is much easier and faster. In both cases package in vacuum sealed bags and refrigerate till the morning of the trip to ensure freshness.
Those are my cheap ass methods of eating on the trail and eating top quality. So next time your planing a trip make your own meals for much cheaper and make sure that your eating the high quality your used to. A hot meal on the trail is great for moral and making it at home is great on the body and wallet. Whats your favorite trail food? Lemme know in the comments


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By the time they are 11-years-old most kids have reached "digital maturity" or "digital adulthood".
Instead of spending time on kids' specific websites, the majority of pre-teens are now on mainstream, adult social networks like Facebook and Twitter, according to AVG's latest stage of our on-going 'Digital Diaries' study.
This time around we surveyed 4000 parents with children aged 10-13. Those parents admitted that 58% of their kids had access to a 'mainstream' social network, such as Facebook or Twitter, or regional specific sites like the Spanish Tuenti.
In Spain and Italy most are on at age 10, in the US, US, UK, Canada, France, Australia, New Zealand it is 11, while in Germany most 'graduate' to these sites at 12 years old.
Remember that we asked parents, so they are fully aware that their kids' are on these sites.
So what are they doing to monitor their children's behavior on there? Well 60% are looking at their PCs. Two-thirds of parents claim to know their kids' passwords and 6/10 access their children's computers while they are not on them.
However, this still leaves 40% of parents who are not checking their kids' behavior at all and how effective is monitoring activity on a PC anyway. Our fourth Digital Diaries study also shows that kids are increasingly able to circumvent parental supervision.
A majority of 10-13 year old kids in every country except New Zealand and (significantly) Japan have their own PC. In the UK, most 10-13 year olds have the PC in the privacy of their own bedroom, so away from parental eyes. Australia is the one country where it is more likely to be in the living room.
Not only do many 10-13 year olds go online in their bedrooms, a significant number are using social media on their phones – often outside of the family home. 44% of 10-13 year olds access social networks from their phones. In the United States, the figure is 56%.
So what should parents do about this? First of all, the issue of 11 year olds being on these sites is certainly debatable, but it is commendable that parents are reasonably well informed about their children's web-surfing habits.
At the same time, with more kids owning smartphones, it is becoming more difficult for a parent to be 100% certain about what their children are doing online.
As a result there really is no substitute for education and discussing both the benefits and dangers of the online world with children.
The increased use of smartphones by pre-teens and early-teens also means parents need to tell their children about the dangers of clicking on shared links and downloading unchecked files and apps on their phones. While most people understand the need for anti-virus software on their PCs, there is still some complacency when it comes to smartphones.
Finally, we would definitely recommend parents install software such as our Mobilation security product for Android and Windows phones, which has a range of functions from being able to locate the phone at any one time to checking websites, emails and SMS messages for malware.
We also want to find out how you deal with this situation? Do you check up on your kids? Do they understand why? Join in the debate here
NB. We will be releasing more findings from our latest Digital Diaries report in the coming weeks, but if you want to find out more about our Digital Diaries project and the previous stages then go to avgdigitaldiaries.tumblr.com. And also be sure to check out the video we've made to illustrate the results when we put it online soon.
Note – the survey was conducted by research agency ResearchNow on behalf of AVG and questioned 4000 parents with children aged 10-13 years old in the USA, Canada, Germany, France, UK, Italy, Spain, Australia, New Zealand and Japan.
What is Digital Diaries? It is an on-going piece of research, that we conduct across ten countries, where we look at how technology is fundamentally changing the nature of childhood (see http://avgdigitaldiaries.com for previous results).
Every stage of the research involves a different age group and previous reports have looked at everything from how a child has a digital footprint from six months old, to how toddlers are more likely to be able to play a computer game to ride a bike.


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You can easily spend the whole day at the Beachview Golf & Tennis Club and be entertained the entire time! Features of the club include a 18-hole, Par 70 championship golf course intertwined with the Sanibel River, Hydro-Grid Tennis Courts, fully stocked golf & tennis pro-shop, Beachview Steakhouse & Grill and more.
The Golf Course – Open to the public this course has been voted "Sanibel Island's Best Golf Value " for several consecutive years. Once you play on it its easy to see why. Beautiful views, excellent course layout and great grounds keeping make this course a blast to play on. There are PGA Professionals staffed for direction and golf classes.
Tennis- All of Beachview Golf & Tennis Club's tennis courts are Hydro-Grid Tennis Courts. This makes paying on them much more easier and enjoyable. If you are wanting to improve your game schedule lessons from one of the many USPTA Tennis Professionals available.
Beachview Steakhouse & Grill- Scheduled to open in the fall of 2010, Robyn's Steakhouse will be serving I steaks prepared and grilled to perfection and fresh delicious seafood are our specialty! Dinner will be served November through April from 5:00pm-9:00pm.
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Photographs of Edward Schieffelin's Prospecting Trip in Alaska, 1883
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Title: Photographs of Edward Schieffelin's Prospecting Trip in Alaska, 1883
Dates: 1882-1883
Collection Number: photCL 264
Creator/Collector: Farciot, Charles O.
Extent: 45 photographs in 1 album; album 24 x 30 cm. (9 x 12 in.). See itemized list under "Additional collection guides."
Repository: Huntington Library. Photo Archives
San Marino, California 91108
Abstract: This collection of photographs taken by Charles O. Farciot documents Edward Schieffelin's gold prospecting trip through Alaska via the Yukon River. Views include many close portraits of Alaskan natives and their families; the towns of St. Michael, Nuklukayet, and Anvik; trading stations; Schieffelin and his dog sled team; and Fort Yukon missionaries interacting with Alaskan natives.
Language of Material: English
Access is granted to qualified researchers and by appointment. Please contact the Curator of Photographs at the Huntington Library.
All requests for permission to publish photographs must be submitted in writing to the Curator of Photographs. Permission for publication is given on behalf of the Huntington as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained.
Photographs of Edward Schieffelin's Prospecting Trip in Alaska, 1883. Huntington Library. Photo Archives
Given by M.C. Erskine in 1925.
Biography/Administrative History
Charles O. Farciot was born in Switzerland in 1840 and became a United States citizen in 1858. In the course of his life, Farciot learned enough to become a photographer and steamship engineer. After opening photography studios in Arizona, he met Edward Schieffelin, the founder of Tombstone, Arizona. Schieffelin, who was interested in searching for gold in the Yukon, took Farciot along as part of his gold prospecting party to Alaska in 1882. Discouraged by the harsh environment, Schieffelin left in 1883, but Farciot stayed behind to work as a steamship engineer on the Yukon River until at least 1886. Upon leaving Alaska, Farciot opened photograph studios in San Francisco.
Scope and Content of Collection
The photographs in this collection depict Edward Schieffelin during his prospecting expedition through the Yukon; Alaskan native families; a missionary preaching to and interacting with Alaskan natives; various steamships, including the "New Racket"; the towns of St. Michael, Nuklukayet, and Anvik; dogsledding teams; trading posts; the Yukon River; Alaskan native chieftains and shamans; Fort Yukon; Fort Reliance; a group of the only Caucasian men in St. Michael; and one view of an Inuit cemetery. The photographs are mounted double-sided into an accordian fold book album. There are typeset captions, probably created by photographer Charles Farciot. Some refer to photographic exposure and timing. For related collections, see also at the Huntington Library: Papers of Edward Schieffelin, 1880-1881 (mssHM70261-70277, FAC 1517-1531).
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- Rebecca Cutts
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Member of Youth Parliament,
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Do young people have a valid role to play in national and international politics?
Do you think that young people actually have a role to play in politics?
Many people look down upon young people who try to have an input as being to young to know what they are speaking about or to have an opinion in the first place.
What is your opinion on this?
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Sep 10 2011: In this case, i'd say "no". The youth parliament and its analogs worldwide are made up for learning purposes primarily - to bring up the next generation of politics being into the gears and guts of policitcal system for as long as possible.
On the other hand, you and those you represent are going to play a big part in politics in 10-12 years.
Oct 7 2011: I agree with Nikita... I don't think youth parliaments can make a real impact on politics. I was member of a youth parliament in my hometown as well from 13 to 18, but we were mainly concerned with organizing events for young people and drug prevention issues. Even though we had meetings with our mayor and his support for our ideas, the distance between "real" politics and what we were doing was just too big. It is probably impossible to involve teenagers in the daily routine of politics, so I would rather focus on different issues that can make a visible impact.
Oct 9 2011: Rebecca and Nikita,
Although surprised, because initially I understood young people as young adults,
In this case, I still say YES. Watch this presentation at the United Nations by Severn Suzuki, a budding environmentalist: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZsDliXzyAY&feature=player_embedded
The young can make a difference, influence political decisions, and affect change.
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Orientation: Rollins students will be introduced to Germany by the Kapito staff, who will welcome them to Münster and provide a basic orientation program. After traveling to Munich, students will follow JYM's detailed instructions for arrival at the student housing. They will then join the JYM orientation program with other students starting the spring term.
Housing and Meals: In Münster, students live in furnished apartments with native German speakers. Common areas and kitchens are shared and students typically all assist with chores in the apartment. There is no meal plan in Münster: staff at Kapito will distribute a monthly food stipend to all students. Students may choose to cook in the apartment or go out to eat. There is internet access at the Kapito school, but it is not guaranteed in the apartments.
In Munich, students will live with German and other international students in the Studentenstadt Freimann close to the city center. Each student will have his or her own small studio apartment with a private kitchen and bathroom and internet access. Each floor has a shared common area for socializing, watching television, etc. There is no meal plan through JYM. Students cook for themselves and/or buy meals out. As LMU students, they can use all of the University dining halls and cafeterias which offer very inexpensive meals.
Computers and Internet: In Münster students have computer and internet access at Kapito, though not necessarily in the apartments. In Munich, students will have internet access in their apartments and have computer and internet access at the JYM office and at LMU.
Activities and Excursions: In Münster, Kapito offers free events and activities for students and past students have enjoyed participating in these activities with Kapito staff and other students.
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Student Support: In Münster, the Kapito coordinator and other staff will provide support and advising and can assist students with any concerns or questions. In Munich, the JYM office is centrally located and very welcoming, with classrooms, study space, a student lounge, wireless access, and computer and printing facilities. Staff at JYM are very experienced in advising and assisting US students and are always available to students. In addition, the StuStadt also provides a range of student services including psychological counseling, help finding part-time work, a library, a travel center and a student-run radio station.
Athletics: In Munich, students can do sports and enroll in fitness classes through LMU Central University Sports.