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Haha, yeah
How y'all doing out there? (Alright, alright)
Thank you for joining me this evening
How y'all feel?
Like I feel so awesome
How you feel? Awesome, I guess that's awesome
Shawty you fine and your body is awesome
Wanna roll? Awesome, well let's go, awesome
Hands in the sky like…
[Verse 1: XV]
I'm A-W-E, some call me awesome
Some call me Vizzy, hunnies call me often
Gator on my shirt, what did it Lacoste him?
Jesus Christ I'm good, please don't cross him
How rude, Stephanie Tanner
You don't gotta watch me but please watch your manners
And I be getting green, so mean, Bruce Banner
Get the flow and presence, man I'm the new Santa
And uh, I'm saying Kansas where I'm staying
Where niggas be bang banging like Pops on the Wayans
And even through the hating in walls they thought I stay in
Psh, who you playing? I done went Super Saiyan
This that off the glass, off the floor, off the board jam
We in the building, you wishing you had the floor plans
You just a door, man, door man, damn, I wish I had more hands
Now tell me what got two thumbs and knows how to spit rhymes?
Two thumbs up, you gon point 'em at this guy
Al Hedison couldn't be this fly so ask how I feel and you know I reply…
Like I feel so awesome
How you feel? Awesome, I guess that's awesome
Shawty you fine and your body is awesome
Wanna roll? Awesome, well let's go, awesome
Hands in the sky like…
[Verse 2: Pusha T]
This is history in the making, ain't you feeling it?
Thief flow, they say I'm on some show stealing shit
My solo discography, I'm building it
Now every time you hit the space bar, I'm killing it
Yeah, I'm so fucking awesome, 200,000 was paid to out-floss 'em
They don't wanna follow my lead, I gotta force 'em
To keep the competition in line, you gotta sort them
Fire engine red in that drop head
Haters drop dead when I'm in that bobsled
Cover girl on my side and she bobs head
Saying yes to my denim as she nods head
XV from the middle of the map
I'm coming to you live from the middle of the trap
Colors in the chain likes Skittles out the pack
The hustler, teaming with the gentleman of rap
Let's go
[Verse 3: XV]
Ay, I'm awesome, every time I lay it down
I think that I kill 'em, play possum
Death proof, ride around with Rosario Dawson
Tell 'em open wide when they see how I'm flossing
Cooler than a peppermint, Wayne's World excellent
Party on Garth, work ethic harder than a Mexican
That's why I can walk up into any restaurant and close the whole thing
See, even G couldn't F with it
Semi colon dash parenthesis, text messaging
That's a side smiley face 'cause I'mma make the best of it
I assume you should make room for the elephant
Boom, where I come from is irrelevant 'cause my glory is all that I revel in
And my story begins where most others end
So all I really got to tell 'em is…
[Hook] (x2)
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According to news reports, Florida legislators have agreed to allocate $50 million to buy right of way to connect scattered trails to create a 275-mile trail network that would span the state from St. Petersburg to Titusville. The $50 million still could be vetoed by Gov. Rick Scott, but I suspect the prospect of job creation might overcome any qualms. According to the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, Americans spend $81 billion a year on bicycling gear and trips versus $51 billion for airplane tickets and fees. Any lawmakers who have cycled the West Orange Trail could only be impressed by the revival of Winter Garden's historic downtown, which now thrives with restaurants, a coffee shop, bike rentals, a farmers' market and more. The former Orange Belt Railway from Sanford to St. Petersburg would likely be a main right of way for much of the trail system. It already is incorporated into the South Lake Trail, Seminole Wekiva Trail, West Orange Trail and Pinellas Trail. A new segment would likely connect the Maitland end of the Seminole Wekiva Trail to the Ocoee part of the West Orange Trail -- the little-used tracks are still there. Another long segment would likely connect the Clermont end of the South Lake Trail to the Tarpon Springs end of the Pinellas Trail. Again, the rail right of way is still evident along much of the route. It runs west through Groveland, Mascotte, Bay Lake and Stuckey, intersects the Van Fleet Trail and Withlacoochee State Trail, then goes through tiny Trilby, San Antonio and Odessa and intersects the Suncoast Trail before reaching Tarpon Springs.
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IUHR - Evaluation of Job Training Service Enhancement for Latina Women in Treatment for Addiction
Home > Research > Institute on Urban Health Research > Evaluation
Evaluation of Job Training Service Enhancement for Latina Women in Treatment for Addiction
Hortensia D. Amaro, Ph.D., Northeastern University
Allison C. Morrill, J.D., Ph.D., Northeastern University
Jianyu Dai, M.M., M.P.H., Northeastern University
Andrea Acevedo, S. M., Northeastern University
Sandra Arevalo, B.S., Northeastern University
Name & Mailing Address of Corresponding Authors:
Allison C. Morrill
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Northeastern University
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Boston, MA 02115
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Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Body of Abstract:
Many women recovering from addiction to drugs or alcohol have limited preparation for employment; thus, when they leave a residential treatment setting, lack of employment can impede their continuing recovery. This poster reports preliminary results of an evaluation of enhanced job preparation services at Entre Familia, a residential substance abuse program for Latinas with young children. The new Step Up program provides vocational assessment, education, job training and placement, and peer support to prepare clients for employment. Outcomes include: employment, involvement in educational/job training activities, income, alcohol and drug use, and involvement with the criminal justice system.
The study uses a pre-post design with repeated measures to evaluate change over time via structured in-person interviews at admission and at 6 and 12 months post admission. The sample will include 100 Latina women in treatment and outcomes will be compared to Latina women who participated in the program before the enhanced intervention was implemented.
Preliminary analysis based on 15 participants who have completed the 12-month follow-up interviews indicate statistically significant changes between the baseline and 12-month follow-up. Interviews show: a) increase in total income from baseline to 12-month follow-up (p=0.003) and b) decrease in number of days spent in jail from baseline to the 6-month (p <.002) and 12-month (p<.04) follow-ups. Changes in alcohol and drug use and employment status were not detected due to the small sample size.
None to date; the study is ongoing.
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Financial Economics Institute
New York City Networking Trip
January 2013
Information Sessions:
Applications are available on the FEI website
Wednesday, October 3rd, 7:00 p.m. in Bauer 36
Monday, October 8th, 7:30 p.m. in Bauer 36
and at the FEI office, Bauer 321
The purpose of the New York City networking trip is to provide CMC students with an opportunity to establish relationships with CMC alumni working in NYC, while gaining exposure to various job opportunities in the financial markets. The goal is for these relationships to evolve into summer internship and full-time job opportunities for CMC students in NYC.
In 2013, the students will arrive in NYC on Monday, January 14th. On Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, the students will visit a variety of firms. During the visits to these firms, the host company will be asked to provide the following:
- An informational presentation regarding the organization (preferably involving a CMC alumnus)
- Time for questions & answers in which CMC students will establish a dialog with the presenter
- A panel of young employees (preferably CMC alumnus) to discuss their roles in the organization and to answer questions
- A tour of the company's facilities (i.e. trading floor)
- A presentation from a recruiter within the firm that will enable CMC students to gain a better understanding of career opportunities
- Either breakfast, lunch, or dinner
In addition to the company visits, the trip will include a cocktail reception in conjunction with the New York Chapter of the CMC Alumni Association.
The trip will conclude with a farewell dinner hosted by the chaperones on Thursday night. On Friday, the students will return to Los Angeles unless they choose to stay in NYC to pursue independently scheduled meetings/interviews. The students who remain in New York will be responsible for covering any expenses they incur after Friday morning.
Students will be selected through an application process and participant decisions will be made by the Directors of the Financial Economics Institute. Professor Eric Hughson and Marisa Walter will chaperone the trip to NYC.
Students are responsible for airfare costs. The Financial Economics Institute and Robert Day Scholars Program will cover all lodging, transportation, and food costs in NYC.
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DrJay wrote:Yet another season in which we need a four-team playoff. Not an eight-team playoff. Four will always do just fine.
Well, if the season ended today, we really would need an eight-team playoff. Fortunately, the final regular season weekend plus the conference championship games should help sort things out.


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Facebook-owed Instagram is now going head-to-head with Twitter-owned Vine with video sharing. Instagram announced the new option late last week. The app now offers a video feature which allows you to record and post 15 seconds of video as compared to vine's six seconds.
It's available for Apple and Android and offers 13 photo filters just for video.
Microsoft is using Xbox to get into the music business. Xbox Music will debut next week to compete with Itunes, Pandora, and Spotify.
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Dave Skeberdis speaks with the media about his hoard of birds and his efforts to clean his residence on Aurora's east side on Wednesday, October 24, 2012. | Jeff Cagle~For Sun-Times Media
Updated: March 2, 2013 7:29AM
WHEATON — An Aurora man discovered with more than 300 birds inside his feces-filled house says the hoarding charge he faces should be dismissed — in part because authorities illegally seized the animals.
David Skeberdis contended in a DuPage County Court filing Tuesday that Aurora authorities did not follow the law in charging him with the misdemeanor offense and then impounding the parakeets, cockatoos and other birds found in his home last October.
At least 150 dead birds also were removed from his house, which was declared uninhabitable.
But Skeberdis first should have been given a chance to correct the problems before being cited for hoarding, his attorney said in the legal filing.
And the birds shouldn't have been impounded without an order from the state's agriculture department — which was never done, attorney Roderick Mollison argued in the filing.
Aurora officials declined to comment Tuesday.
A hearing on the issue is scheduled for Feb. 26.
If the charge against him is dismissed, Skeberdis, 57, possibly could move to retrieve the birds removed from his far East Side home.
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ALBANY -- The Capital District will soon be home to the state's central data center as part of a consolidation plan that is expected to create hundreds of new jobs.
The plan will be consolidating more than 50 scattered state agency data centers and data closets in one central location at the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering, said said RoAnn Destito, commissioner of Office of General Services, during the announcement Wednesday.
"This is not only a serious duplication of services, but is not a cost-effective way of doing business," she said. The consolidation is expected to save the state $50 million a year, and a billion dollars over the next two decades.
There will eventually be two new data centers located on roughly 55,000 square feet of space leased for 15 years from the college for $100 per foot. The state will move into the first 10,000-square-foot data center in September, which will be located in the NanoFab Xtension building. This will be followed by a September 2014 move onto a 35,000-square-foot data center in the Zero Energy building and a 15,000 square feet of collaborative space in the NanoFab 200 building.
The data centers will both be state-of-the-art and ranked as Tier III centers, with multiple redundant power systems to prevent widespread system failures. It will reduce physical data center space and server needs, and will improve the state's ability to monitor the infrastructure's reliability.
"No area of state government was more siloed than IT, but with this consolidation, we are eliminating inefficiencies and duplication with one of the most advanced and cost-effective data centers in the world," said the Gov. Andrew Cuomo in a statement.
The move also aligns with the recommendations of the governor's Spending and Government Efficiency Commission, tasked with providing innovative methods for making state government more efficient. If fully implemented, their recommendations are expected to save $1.6 billion.
The governor's first step toward improving the state's communications technology was to create the state Department of Information Technology Services last year, bringing all of the state's disparate IT departments under one umbrella.
Founded by physics professor Alain E. Kaloyeros in 2004, the college has experienced breakneck growth over the past few years, growing into a $14 billion institution employing 3,100 people, many from the world's major chip manufacturing companies such as IBM and Sematech.
"Today's announcement is a perfect embodiment of the tenacious vision, creative leadership and strategic investments of the government, which is making New York and its nanotechnology sector truly the envy of the world," said Kaloyeros Wednesday.
The growth of the college has been underfunded by the state, which has been using the college as an engine of state economic development. That growth continues -- a rash of press conferences in recent months have seen the college announcing partnerships with a local museum, the�Children's Museum of Science and Engineering, and Tech Valley, a regional vocational high school -- both will be�moving onto the college's Fuller Road complex.
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I received a 3G iPhone from eBay yesterday that didn't have an O2 (the British carrier) sim card but a Turbo-Sim card instead. I stupidly plugged it into my laptop with no sim so I couldn't access anything on the phone itself and I couldn't go any further with out restoring it and updating on iTunes so I'm on the 2.2.1 FW with the baseline 2.30 or something that can't be unlocked.
I then tried my own Orange sim card with the Turbo-Sim but it kept rejecting it - do I need to buy a pay-as-you-go O2 sim card to get the phone started and linked to iTunes then use my original sim card and a turbo-sim?
I seen ones advertised on eBay that can work on 3G phones with that 2.30 baseline or whatever - how reliable are these?
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The Appalachian Trail stretches from Georgia to Maine, running 2,180 miles over mountains, rocky slopes, and deep valleys. Since it was established in 1925, the Appalachian Trail Conservancy (ATC) has cared for the trail, maintaining 250,000 acres of public land. The organization educates hikers on Leave No Trace camping and why it's not a good idea to challenge a bear to a hugging contest.
Volunteers and trail crews build and repair shelters along the footpath and engage youth and community members in outdoor activities. In addition to these human-oriented services, the ATC works to protect endangered species living along the trail and to preserve the land's watershed streams and migratory corridor.
The Museum of the Shenandoah Valley includes 6 acres of lush gardens and a purpose-built museum facility designed by architect Michael Graves. Visitors can marvel at the exterior of the Glen Burnie Historic House as they explore the unique design and languid paths of the public gardens, which knit together the stately Grand Allée, the mini Hidden Garden, and a tranquil water garden that flooded the original garden of old chia pets. The museum showcases four main galleries, displaying Valley memorabilia, a Civil War exhibition, and a collections of miniature houses and rooms, paintings, furniture, and portraiture dating to the mid-eighteenth century to the formerly private collection of benefactor Julian Wood Glass Jr.
Although paragliders are powered by the wind and Mother Nature's sneezes, East Coast PPG takes a modern approach to sending riders flying through the sky. To achieve this effect, each paraglider is attached to a Flat-Top paramotor, which sends solo and tandem riders soaring above picturesque shorelines and lush forests. The high-powered rides—which are built from the same gear the Red Bull team uses—also provide smooth landings and takeoffs while allowing riders to effortlessly navigate the skies like a majestic, gliding ostrich. When not focusing on creating memorable flying experiences for their clients, the East Coast PPG crew stays busy providing riders with hands-on training lessons, which are strongly rooted in safety.
This dedication to safety can also be seen in East Coast PPG's decision to retail their in-store selection of equipment, which ranges from reserve parachutes and paragliders to trikes and paramotors. This allows the company's expert team to match clients with the appropriate equipment—from such brands as Flat-Top, Sky Spare, and U-Turn—as well as ensure clients are thoroughly educated on proper usage and safety tips.
Say the zombie apocalypse happened tomorrow—what would you do? How would you search for food and water without attracting the attention of a shambling mass? The instructors of Northern Virginia Tactical train people to defend themselves should they ever encounter a life-threatening situation, whether it be advancing zombies or an armed robber. With backgrounds spanning law enforcement to marine reconnaissance, they combine field experience in areas such as practical marksmanship, tactical medicine, and scout sniping with NRA training standards. Using this approach, they teach a suite of courses that covers basic through advanced training in both armed and unarmed self-defense. They also apply their expertise to developing products, including their own line of suppressors. Made of 100% titanium and formed over a genuine minotaur horn, these suppressors are lighter and cool faster than traditional ones, and a patent-pending Quick Attach system enhances ease of use for marksmen.
When a blue jay finds a partner, they stick with them for life. So it only makes sense that friends Jenny Thacker and Jessica Leatch—who describe themselves as "two peas in a pod"—named their business venture after the intensely loyal bird. Together, the duo plans all manner of weddings, their distinct personality traits complementing each other perfectly during the process. For example, Jenny taps into her meticulous organizational skills to bring each special day to fruition, all while Jessica's laid-back approach and suitcase full of stress balls set clients at ease. She also has an attention to detail that infuses weddings with vivacity, from multihued floral arrangements to live entertainment in the form of DJs and local bands.
Craig and Cammie Cole, the husband-and-wife team behind Soaring Eagles Adventures, believe that life was not meant to be lived within cubical walls. Even though they've been sharing the wonders of the wilderness for nine years, the sight of a bald eagle's massive wings as it soars gracefully overhead has never lost an ounce of splendor. To them, each canoe excursion they lead is a much-needed break from the stressors of the modern world, so their trips venture into river valleys devoid of human interference, where bald eagles carry on their lives as they've done ever since Bigfoot stopped supplying them with toupees. The pair leads guests on half-day, full-day, and overnight camping trips, and share tips for surviving the wilderness and even marriage through podcasts and regular seminars.


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AntFlow builds upon Apache Ant to provide a new approach to simplifying system automation that uses pipelines of hot folders chained together to perform a given task. Using XML, it associates an automated task such as data transfer, encryption, or XML processing with a directory on the local system. Whenever a file is copied or written into the hot folder, the associated task is executed and the file is moved to the next hot folder in the pipeline for further processing.
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Almost immediately after the February 26 shooting of Trayvon Martin, the conversation about the case began simmering on Twitter. But it was nearly three weeks later, on March 17-after the release of 911 tapes-before the story exploded on Twitter, on blogs and in the mainstream media to become the first story of the year to get more coverage than the race for the president.
As attention to the story surged, the focus within these three parts of our media culture varied greatly, according to a special report by the Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism. On Twitter, the conversation has focused on sympathy for the slain teenager and expressions of outrage at the killing. On blogs, the emphasis has been on the role of race in the highly charged case. In the mainstream media, the Trayvon Martin controversy was heavily a cable news and talk radio story. And there, the primary discussion has focused on two politically oriented issues-gun control laws and the Florida Stand Your Ground statute, which gives citizens the right to use deadly force when they believe they are being threatened.
Moreover, the Martin story has been a much bigger story on MSNBC, whose talk show hosts are liberal, and a much smaller story on Fox, whose prime time lineup leans conservative. The focus of the discussion differs as well. Conservative talkers paid the most attention to questions about who Martin is and to the defense of the man who pulled the trigger, George Zimmerman. Liberal hosts focused primarily on gun control and the Florida law.
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We encourage people who would like to share the photos they snapped at a community event or place to sign up for Flickr, join our group, and post their priceless photos. Our group is located at:http://www.flickr.com/groups/cityofroundrock
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The UCM Summer Bridge Program is a three-week residential college experience for Kansas City metro high school students who will be entering their sophomore year. The program started in summer 2004 as a partnership with the Kansas City Missouri School District. In summer 2007, the Hickman Mills School District was added to the program. The purpose of the program is to enhance college readiness skills and knowledge and to provide a positive first-hand experience on a university campus. The program provides opportunity for students to explore potential careers; take courses focused on science, math, literacy, technology and college preparedness; along with field trips related to academic studies.
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Te culture of hate in this country is really poisoning the atmospherics of being an American. I can´t believe the widespread development of haters who pounce on everything to voice their displeasure. A lot of it is fame seekers trying to find the niche of being the most effective hater.Hollywood finally makes a realistic movie about the CIA but it possibly sheds a bad light on Obama,so it´s quickly denounced by leftist film critics.The NRA has to close their office and shut their facebook and twitter accounts down due to death threats.We all know about the union bullies in Mich. who apparently haven´t been prosecuted for assault.Gov. Snyder´s daughter will be stalked by these creeps and the unionized state police don´t seem to care.The centerpiece of the hate driven country is Obama who´s worshipers do everything they can to build firewalls around their sainted leader.Obama is the crux of poison in this country on race,wealth,business and the constitution.
Speaking of The Won, #1, has he been heard to advise "don´t bring a knife to a gunfight" lately?
I´ve noticed the hateful postings on YouTube and just wondered why, if someone didn´t like it, they just moved on to something they liked. But that´s thinking like what I would do and I seem to forget some people are not like me. I much more enjoyed our kinder, gentler times.


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We would be 9-0, but Doc pulled Green out of the Charlotte game because he was playing too well.
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I would rather let the Rondo guys complain some more about Pierce. They didn't do enough of it during the game thread.
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Great win tonight, but we still need a viable post player. Jump shooting does not always work. Whatever DA does, im sure he knows this.
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i dont get these threads at all...cant it be seen as a GOOD thing that we have found what makes key guys on our team go? Isnt it a good thing Doc changed the offense so others are excelling, and next year we add one of the best open court players in the league to that new offense and become even better?
i dont understand why it has to be a Anti-Rondo rant.
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posted at 2/13/2013 11:05 PM EST
It's official, which has been obvious to me since 08, Celtics better without Rondo. Probably would have had a few more champions if we had a half decent PG that could shoot.
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Who are we adding next year, and how do you know he'll be one of the best open court players in the league? Is rondo being traded for him?
this is why you have no credibility.
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are u honestly gunna allow ur hate for rondo to mask his obvious ability? Ur truly gunna try to say hes not deadly in fast break situations?
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How can you be deadly on the fast break, if you won't even shoot a wide open lay up, son!!
nice try though.
posted at 2/13/2013 11:53 PM EST
Pierce is a great player, but Doc never adjusts to changing conditions.
If Pierce is tired or injured, and Green is tearing it up, let Pierce rest.
Popovich is a much smarter coach in this way.
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What's the point of this thread, Kirk? Are you introducing basic maths to us?;)
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Yes, I am introducing basic maths.
So kind of you!:)
Hey, i meant no offence, Kirk! Just a little banter!)
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I admit i used to blame Pierce,but i came to see it was more Doc then Pierce. Even when he has a bad shooting night, he still usually finds ways to be productive in other ways, like rebounding, and the 2 big free throws he hit tonight!!
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And it will be like this for some time...
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Keep it simple, Kirk.
You'll be right on the verge of losing most of these guys once you start talking about addition by subtraction.Pud
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Obvious Kirk didn't listen to DA being interviewed during the 2nd quarter. He addressed the team's current play w/o Rondo......
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I purchased our certificates online through Hawaiisavers on Ebay for $215 a pair. I called ahead to make our reservations since we were traveling in peak time.
Although the helicopters take off from the airport, you check in at their office near Hilo Hatties. They shuttle you to the take off-site. Seating is prearranged by weight of the travelers, and each helicopter seats six.
We chose Kauai for the helicopter ride because of the NaPali coastline. It is only visible by air or sea. They videotape your takeoff and arrival and fill in with a typical air tour for your option to buy a DVD or VHS recording of your trip. They showed ours on the ride back, and we ended up purchasing it.
The ride is breathtaking. You wear headsets, through which the pilot explains what you are seeing and offers history about the island. Ours was a little light-spoken and sometimes hard to hear. There is no explaining the beauty of the view. Don't be disappointed if it is overcast on your scheduled day. Rain fills the waterfalls and adds in the sun for a rainbow. We saw a beautiful one, but I wasn't sure if my flash was turned off yet, so I didn't get a picture. You can really only take pictures out your one side, but most of the time, the pilot will face both directions before leaving that area.
Having done this once, I would not do it again, but I would recommend it for a one-time splurge.
From journal First Hawaii Trip - Kauai - Week One
by slabeaume
St. Louis, Missouri
July 7, 2002
This is the best way to see all of Kauai! The colors are unbelievable! The Napali Coast is awesome from the helicopter---as well as the canyon and east side. This is also the only way you'll be able to see the many waterfalls throughout the canyon and the wettest point in the USA, Mount Waialeale which gets up to 400 inches of rain per year. When we flew over it, it was raining lightly, just enough to make a beautiful rainbow! We also flew over Wailua Falls --- made popular in the show Fantasy Island. You'll also be able to see where parts of South Pacific, Jurassic Park, Outbreak, North, and other motion pictures were filmed.
We got a buy one, get one free helicopter ride from Pahio for touring the resort. Regular price is $165/person for just under an hour tour. Their phone number is 1-888-245-HELI (1-888-245-4354) .
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Sparta, Illinois
July 3, 2002
As you take off you feel like your floating in mid-air over the ocean. The pilot put on all different kinds of music which set the pace of the tour. As we flew into the valley were Jurassic Park was filmed the movie's theme was playing. It was a sensation like no other. We then went on to the Na Pali Coast. The scale of the aircraft was miniscule compared to the towering cliffs. The whole experience is very humbling. Two thumbs up for the helicopter ride.
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Remind me to let Dobber Nation choose the lesson plan more often. All of the requests were quite astute, so rest assured I'll be doing this more often. Now a few of you posed the same question: who will be this season's breakout goalie? You thirst for that answer because it could turn your entire season around. But alas, that question is my topic for Dobber's upcoming fantasy guide, so I chose another question that would act as a perfect prelude to the answer which so many of you seek.
How should a fantasy GM weigh skill level (talent & ability) versus opportunity? This is a great question (WTG, Sentium) and an interesting one because it's completely unique to all fantasy managers. Every goalie is different and every team has different dynamics when it comes to dishing out the minutes played. So what, exactly, should fantasy managers focus on in order to find the goalie poised to be the next Hiller or Clemmensen? Which one matters more?
The best way to break this down is to separate the question into two parts. First, we have skill level, which can be represented by everything from technique and physical features to mental strength. Then there's opportunity, which includes the infinite spectrum of situations that exist when it comes to a goalie's increased playing time and value.
But before you can compare the two parts to find your breakout goalie, you'll need to know the value of each part.
Skill level should be further broken down into its own two parts; mental toughness and technique or talent level.
For mental toughness, first you need to discern how the goalie generally competes. Ask yourself these questions: is he a big-save goalie? Has he stolen games at the AHL or CHL level? Does he have a history of elevating his game right before the playoffs? Does he even have any playoff success at all in his entire career? Basically, you just want to find out if he's been through some pressure-filled situations before. If so, how did he perform?*
As you know, mental toughness can mean so many different things and touch on so many different psychological aspects. But for the topic at hand, you should focus mainly on confidence. That one word means so much to a pro goaltender's abilities, and if you don't know what I mean, I'll quickly explain it through a real-life example.
Peter Budaj was primed to be a break-out goalie last season. With Jose Theodore heading to Washington and Andrew Raycroft just trying to salvage his NHL career for one more season, all Budaj had to do was put together a strong training camp and then balloon into the undisputed starter by the end of October.
But that didn't even come close to happening. And the sole reason for this stemmed from a lack of confidence. Too many bad-angle goals led to really inconsistent play and his whole game, and thus the team, fell apart. When a goalie posts a 7-2 shootout record through March, but constantly allows bad-angle goals, there's a real confidence issue.**
The other part, technique and talent level, is as simple as it gets. In fact, my new scouting charts are perfect for this type of thing (check out the forums or http://thegoalieguild.com/charts). Skill should be more or less be weighed by status. Is there an aspect of their game that you would consider to be of elite status? Or is it just a mild strength?
Opportunity more or less means the situation a prospect or backup currently faces with their counterpart. For example, what kind of opportunity does Alex Auld have in Dallas backing up Marty Turco? Basically, you just want to analyze whether or not he is likely to receive more or less playing time than originally expected.
With the myriad of situations that present itself currently to all NHL teams, there are a number of interesting ones that could call for a break-out. Take Vancouver, for example. If Roberto Luongo were to miss a serious amount of time, do you really think the Canucks would have Andrew Raycroft carry the entire workload? Nope, Cory Schneider would come up and get a second chance to break out.
And this year, he's coming up having already been through it before. The kid is too big, too talented and too high up in the SKILL department to fail. He has a lot of confidence coming off the heels of a stellar AHL season and has a good team in front of him. That, combined with his skill, creates a perfect atmosphere for one giant breakout storm.***
Besides injury, other situations that create wonderful opportunities include inadequate performances by a non-elite starter over the course of a few weeks or any non-elite starter that loses five or more games in a row on a team playing above .500 hockey. Don't discredit the impact of family or personal issues, either (J.S. Giguere).
Finally, just look at recent history. How many times could you weigh talent vs. situation and end up with an injury being the cause of a goalie breaking out? Chris and Steve Mason, Joey MacDonald and Scott Clemmensen all took advantage of their opportunity coming from another being injured. Very rarely does a break out come from straight up out-playing another goalie.****
So now that you know what questions you need to ask in order to figure out which of the parts be weighed more than the other, it's time to decide what that is. Unfortunately, the truth is not so simple. It honestly doesn't matter which category carries more value, because they both count for half of what is needed to succeed.
Many goaltenders have all the skill in the world, but lack situational awareness or readiness when that prime opportunity comes. They don't turn it up a notch and they fail to raise their compete level. On the flip side, how many goalies have an amazing desire to win, an incredible compete level, but lack the talent to control rebounds effectively at the NHL level, heighten their reaction times or come up with the big save at the right time? And furthermore, how many goalies fall somewhere in between the two ends of the spectrum?
Therefore, this week's lesson is simple. You can't spell Opportunity without Unity. In order for a goalie to be successful in taking advantage of an opportunity and breaking out, they must show total balance and harmony with the two parts we dissected. Without one carrying its weight, the other will falter and the goalie will ultimately fail.
* You can't look at stats alone. Sometimes it comes down to simply seeing it live or on video somewhere. Stats don't tell the whole story all the time and this is not a formula that can depend solely on looking at stats. Do some research!
** Do not be fooled by the argument that Budaj's defense was terrible. Even Andrew Raycroft had the wherewithal to slap together a sexy winning streak. Budaj's problems literally stemmed from his inability to stay focused over a long period of time. He was confident at times, but once the first goal got past him, that confidence was shot and the performance went totally sour. Don't believe otherwise…I watched every single game he played last year.
*** Raycroft is merely cheap insurance, so all Schneider has to do is win a few games early to be set on a perfect path to break out until Luongo returns. That means he'll play almost all of the games and post very solid numbers, maybe even get a few shutouts along the way.
**** Besides Pekka Rinne taking over Dan Ellis, Craig Anderson was probably the closest to overtaking a legit starter just by simply out-playing him last year. I wouldn't count Hiller because a lot of Giguere's problems were personal and mental, not technical. And if not for the end of the 2007-08 season, Mathieu Garon probably would have taken over Dwayne Roloson for good. Simeon Varlamov would be the next one, but he did it in the first round of the playoffs.
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What do you see from Turco next year and his remaining time in the NHL? Have we seen his best years? I have the ability to upgrade Varlamov or Rinne for him or stay a float with Turco and wait for Bernier. Its based on wins, SO, and shots.
PS The guy I could p/u for that upgrade would probably be a Duchene or Krejci, so it has to be worth while.
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What do you think about Halak? Does he have a chance of supplanting Price in Montreal if he falters again? This was one kid I traded a significant asset for at the end of last season..part of the trade was need as I had two starters go down, but I was hoping for a bright future from Halak.
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I should read the whole article next time. Bad Zorro.
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I think you are correct in saying that Jiggy is done in Ana, or at least, will have to really outplay Hiller to regain the starter's role. Hope that clears things up a bit.


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Colorado State University researchers are predicting a below-average hurricane season for the Atlantic basin in 2014, citing the likely development of an El Niño event and unusual cooling of the tropical and sub-tropical Atlantic.
Ryan Avery, the 2012 world champion of public speaking and a Colorado State University alumnus, will attempt to sell and sign 5,000 copies of his new book April 16 at the CSU Bookstore in an effort to set a Guinness World Record for largest book signing in history.
Goat health, husbandry and licensing requirements for city ownership will be the focus of a daylong symposium designed largely for new backyard goat farmers and hosted by the Colorado State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital on April 19.
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A Colorado State University veterinary student from the Choctaw Nation recently was honored for developing training exercises that teach aspiring and practicing veterinarians how to respond during an infectious-disease outbreak.
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Call it From Space to Earth Day. On April 22, 2014, Colorado State University students, faculty and staff have the rare opportunity to participate in a live video chat with Colorado Astronaut Steve Swanson from the International Space Station.
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A baby gorilla born less than a month ago at the Milwaukee County Zoo has unexpectedly died, the zoo said Thursday.
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Green Bay City Council President Tom DeWane will hold a public listening session at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Woods Golf Club, 530 Erie Road, to discuss city economic development possibilities on the east side.
A Lincoln County man who stabbed and strangled his wife before dumping her body in a Taylor County swamp could be released from prison in 20 years, despite the mandatory life sentence he is expected to receive.
A same-sex couple has asked the Wisconsin Supreme Court to strike down the state's gay marriage ban.
The Superhero Sprint, a run/walk for families and children, has been rescheduled for May 10. Because of concerns about the weather on Saturday, the event has been rescheduled for next month.
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A Baraboo woman says she's been criticized and even threatened for sending letters of support to the Boston Marathon bombing suspect.
Marquette University officials have issued a warning to three fraternities following allegations of sexual misconduct.
If you are a thrill-seeker who believes Brown County government is incapable of building an adventure park worthy of the name, just climb up the 50-foot tower that stands atop a 70-foot hill at the Reforestation Camp.
A new daytime center for Green Bay's homeless residents will not open on schedule, after the City Council again delayed action on a needed permit.
Woodrow White is seeing growing interest among Native American tribes around the country in expanding self-sustaining food systems.
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Area food pantries have noted an increase in the number organized donation drives and individual giving as the tepid economy touches more people's finances.
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University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Opera and Musical Theatre students will perform a musical aimed at youngsters April 22, 23 and 25.
The Olde Main Street District will host Gallery Nite from 5-8 p.m. Thursday with free trolley shuttles every 15 minutes to 11 stops.
A U.S. Coast Guard officer will face a military hearing on allegations that he had abusive sexual contact with a female colleague while stationed in Milwaukee.
Survivors, first responders and family members of those killed came together on Tuesday to mark the anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombing with solemn ceremonies.
Sky-gazers in North and South America were treated to a full lunar eclipse at least those fortunate enough to have clear skies.
Red Smith School, 2765 Sussex Road, will host a school science fair from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday.
When the walleye are running near the De Pere dam on the Fox River, the fish are teeming and plentiful.
Two days of rain and snow have filled some area creeks and waters to the brim, leading to some minor flooding in low-lying areas, according to the National Weather Service.
Area nonprofits say they're in better financial shape than any other time since the economic recession of 2008, according to a newly released survey.
The Shawano County Sheriff's Department is seeking information about a man who allegedly impersonated a police officer in Bonduel on Sunday afternoon.
It came as a bit of a shock to me recently when a friend of mine admitted never having seen an episode of 'The Love Boat.'
The City of De Pere is accepting applications from residents in the city's Third District to fulfill the responsibilities and obligations of alderperson for the remainder of the term vacated due to the death of Alderman Bob Heuvelmans in March.
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