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Hawaii Travel Nursing Job Helps RN Share In the Aloha Spirit
Read American Traveler's Interview with an R.N. living in featured housing in Maui
Tara is a Registered Nurse First Assistant (RNFA), who has taken her decade-long experience in urology and the perioperativesetting to one of the most coveted beach destinations on the planet: Maui, where she now works in the island's main hospital in an exciting Hawaii travel nurse job.
Travel Nurse Q&A
For RNs who might be looking to take a leap like Tara, here is an enlightening Q&A session about the family friendly nature of travel nursing. Tara is joined on her assignment by her husband and two daughters, ages 4 and 8.
AT: What is your favorite thing about your featured housing in Maui?
Tara: Without the private housing option this adventure would not have been possible for us. We have the beach right out our front door. We enjoy breakfast on our private lanai with an ocean view and watch the whales out in the bay. At night we fall asleep to the sounds of the waves crashing on the beach.
AT: What kinds of things do you and your family like to do in Maui when you're not working?
Tara: Maui is one of the most culturally blended locations we've ever visited. From the food to the language, to the free cultural parties and events, there is always a way to share in the Aloha spirit.
AT: Has this travel nurse job given you the opportunity to work in an R.N. specialty?
Tara: Absolutely. I am working as an RNFA with the opportunity to broadly expand my skill set through experience gained in surgeries in which I had not previously assisted. My RNFA training focused on robotics and other minimally invasive surgery. This community based operating room has offered me the opportunity to assist in more open surgeries, such as c-sections and trauma-related cases. The experience of this assignment has been priceless both inside and outside the OR.
AT: Do you think you'll take another travel nurse job with American Traveler when this one ends?
Tara: Yes. In fact, I just signed a contract extension (for another 13 week assignment in Maui) this week!
AT: Do you have any tips for RNs thinking about becoming a travel nurse?
Tara: Don't be afraid to let your recruiter know exactly what you want out of your assignment. Communicate your dreams and goals. My consultant, Amy Roll and I, spoke almost daily while I was making my transition. Everything I've asked, American Traveler has gone out of their way to make happen. We are living in paradise and I have my dream job. The most important tip I can offer is… Don't be afraid to take the leap. The adventure that follows will be worth it, and your recruiter will be there with you every step of the way.
Thinking About a Travel Nurse Career?
American Traveler provides RN jobs in all 50 U.S. States, with free private housing that you, your family and even your pets will love. There's no better time to get started! R.N.,'s seeking a travel nurse lifestyle call 1-800-884-8788 or apply online today!


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I've got two newly delivered R510's and am trying to install Server 2008 R2 obtained from Microsoft BizSpark.
I've burnt the ISO to a 16GB USB stick but although the install goes ahead when it comes to building the desktop for the first time (after setting the Admin password) it stalls on the blue desktop background with no icons and no taskbar.
I've left it running on that screen for hours with now change.
I've killed the partition a good 2 or 3 times, rebuilt it and reinstalled but nothing helps.
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This interview discusses Frank J. Biondi's education, career, and involvement in The Electrochemical Society, beginning with college experiences as a chemical engineering major at Lehigh University and initial work at Bell Telephone Laboratories (BTL). Biondi describes his position within the structure of BTL in the 1930s and reasons for his pursuit of graduate education at Columbia University. After completing his master's degree in chemical engineering, he enrolled in the Ph.D. program and became involved in the Manhattan Project. Biondi worked on a gaseous diffusion program to separate uranium 235 from uranium ore, designing the diffusion barrier used for the atom bomb. Biondi describes the reasons for Union Carbide's appropriation of his barrier's design and related patent applications and process details, and the subsequent manufacture of large amounts of barrier. After making his contribution to the Manhattan Project, Biondi returned to BTL work and focused on electronics, initially developing long-life cathodes used by the British during the war. He continued cathode work, becoming involved with the ASTM to standardize three nickel alloys for electronics industry electron tube cathodes. Biondi describes his rise through various BTL departments, his entry into transistor work, and associations with The ECS, which began in an effort to assure BTL metallurgists designing semiconductor devices an outlet for publishing and presenting their work. After touching on solid-state activity and descriptions of new electrochemical processes in ECS publications, the interview returns to Biondi's BTL career progress, particularly his work on transistors. As Biondi reviews his later career, he discusses fuel cell work, relationships with N. Bruce Hannay and R. M. Burns, the electronics industry's first dust-free white room, semiconductor work for satellites, and improvements in battery manufacture and design. The interview closes with comments on the effects of changes related to AT&T and Lucent Technologies, the future of The ECS, and consulting work since retirement from BTL.
1936 - 1948
Member of Technical Staff, Chemical Research and Development
1948 - 1958
Member of Technical Staff, Supervisor, Electronic Material and Processing
1958 - 1962
Department Head, Electronic Material and Processing
1962 - 1979
Laboratory Director, Electron Device Materials and Processes Laboratory
1940 - 1943
1979 - 1989
B.S. in chemical engineering from Lehigh University. Summer job and subsequent full time position at Bell Telephone Laboratories. M.S. in chemical engineering from Columbia University.
Recruitment for the Manhattan Project at Columbia while working towards a Ph.D. Development of the gaseous diffusion barrier. Appropriation of Biondi's gaseous diffusion barrier by Foster Nix, then Union Carbide. Medal for work on the atomic bomb presented by U.S. Secretary of War.
Improvement of magnetrons for wartime defense of England. Industry-wide specifications for materials used in the production of electron tubes written with the American Society for Testing and Materials. Family and community life. Promotion to supervisor. Development of transistors. Papers on semiconductor processes published through The Electrochemical Society (ECS). Creation of solid state activity in ECS. Installation of electronics industry's first white room.
Promotion to department head and laboratory director. Introduction of gold-plating of telephone connector wires. Development of hepafilters used in the production of transistors. Use of hepafilter room in hospitals. Institution of environmental protection policies. Consulting work with fuel cells for NASA's Gemini and Apollo space programs. Discovery of penicillin while creosoting wood.
Prediction of increased use of ionized gases and clean rooms. Discussion of Telstar I satellite and atomic bomb. Effect of changes with AT&ammp;T on Bell Labs. The future role of The ECS in the electronics business. Discussion of other scientific societies. Design and production of batteries for Bell Labs. Post Bell Labs consulting work.
Arnold Thackray founded the Chemical Heritage Foundation and served the organization as president for 25 years. He is currently CHF's chancellor. Thackray received M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in history of science from Cambridge University. He has held appointments at Cambridge, Oxford University, and Harvard University, the Institute for Advanced Study, the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
In 1983 Thackray received the Dexter Award from the American Chemical Society for outstanding contributions to the history of chemistry. He served for more than a quarter century on the faculty of the University of Pennsylvania, where he was the founding chairman of the Department of History and Sociology of Science and is currently the Joseph Priestley Professor Emeritus.
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Eating Panda for Breakfast – 5 Ways to Stay Ahead of Google's AlgorithmBy Gary Magnone
One of the most difficult things about search engine marketing is keeping up with Google's ever-changing algorithm. They're constantly tweaking and making small changes throughout the year, but once in awhile, they unleash a massive update that changes the game for everyone. This year, that update is called Panda. Panda is the nickname Google gave to their latest major algorithm update that first hit on February 24th of this year. This update targeted websites with shallow, low quality content, and ultimately impacted about 12% of all Google search engine rankings across the United States. On April 11, Google launched Panda 2.0, the second iteration of the algorithm update, which incorporated data from searchers that manually blocked sites. Ultimately, Panda 2.0 impacted about 2% of U.S. rankings. Then around May 10, Google released a smaller change to the Panda update, nicknamed Panda 2.1, which impacted rankings far less than the two previous updates. But just when we thought the dust from the Panda explosion had settled, Google Webspam engineer Matt Cutts revealed to Danny Sullivan at SMX West that Panda 2.2 is on the horizon. This update will focus on sites that scrape and steal other people's content and actually outrank the original source.
In case it hasn't gotten through to you by now, Panda is a huge deal. It's caused some websites to lose up to 94% of their search engine visibility, and even forced some webmasters completely out of business. Panda's a huge update, but it's likely not the last. Google's getting smarter and more nimble by the day, and if you want to stay in their good graces, you need to know how to play the game. Luckily, it's not very hard, you just have to know what's coming up next in order to stay competitive. Below are 5 tips to help you stay ahead of Google's algorithm and keep your site ranking for years to come.
1. Schema.org Page Markup
Schema.org is a brand new type of microdata that has been approved by Google, Bing, and Yahoo. Basically, it allows webmasters to mark up the code on a web page to tell the search engines exactly what type of content is there. The search engines use this information to display something called "rich snippets", which is information they add to search results that gives searchers more detail and can increase click-throughs. For example, Google will show baking time and calories when you search for a recipe like "banana bread" and Bing will show star ratings when you search for "avatar movie". But Schema.org is so much more than rich snippets. It also provides specific tags for page segmentation, allowing webmasters to tell search engines explicitly what is a header, navigation, ad block, sidebar, and more. And as Alan Bleiweiss mentioned in #seochat a couple weeks ago, this allows search engines to more easily decide if the content within a specific element is appropriate, or if it's spammy and seems out of place. Search engines will now be able to better differentiate between navigation links, footer links, advertising links, and editorial links, which will help them combat the presence of webspam. In essence, the search engines are allowing webmasters to help them understand web page elements better, which in turn will allow them to determine intent, compute relevance, and ultimately rank websites better. While Schema.org microdata is not currently a search engine ranking factor, I'd be willing to bet it'll factor in soon.
Take action:
- Study Schema.org for opportunities to markup your site's content
- Incorporate all page-level microdata in webesite development going forward
- For custom Content Mangement Systems, implement the page-level and content-specific microdata into the backend
- Watch for Schema.org plugins for major CMS like WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal
2. Author Authority
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Google recently introduced a new link attribute called "rel=author". This attribute allows you to tell Google who you are as an author and what articles you write. Google has indicated that they believe the authority of an author may even be weighted more heavily than traditional on page metrics, like page or domain authority. As Matt Cutts stated at SMX West, "The concept is that if an author is trustworthy, why does it matter what site the article appears on?". Author authority also has implications for the impending Panda 2.2 update, which will affect the sites that steal content from other sites to post on their own. If Google sees the same article on 10 different sites, and 1 of those sites clearly identifies an author, marked up with the "rel=author" attribute, which site do you think Google is going to rank?
Take action:
- Start building your author authority!
- For custom CMS, implement "rel=author" for blog posts and "rel=me" for author bio pages
- Watch for "rel=author" plugins for major CMS like WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal
- Add "rel=me" to all external guest post links on your author bio page
3. Engagement & Usability
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While Panda was focused directly on thin, low quality content, the indirect focus was on the level of usability and engagement of a web page. Google won't come out and say it, but it's highly likely that they're using the data they're gathering through Chrome and Google Toolbar to examine engagement metrics like bounce rate, average time on site, and repeat visits. User experience plays a big role in this as well, as websites with comfortable and inviting design tend to lead to longer and more frequent visits. As proven by the "Caffeine" update last year, Google also places extremely high importance on site speed. Sites that load quickly tend to give the user a better experience, and in turn, Google likes to rank them better. Their latest announcement, Google Instant Pages, shows just how committed they are to this ranking factor. Another good idea is to install social media buttons, like Facebook Share, Twitter Tweet, and Google +1, to help visitors engage with your content. Even if your content doesn't seem inherenty social, by making it easy for visitors to share your content, you increase the chances that they'll spread the word to their friends and network. These buttons also typically display a running share total, which induces the psychology of social proof, where visitors are more likely to share if they see that others are sharing as well. All of this is coupled with the fact that Google and Bing have both confirmed their use of social sharing data to influence search engine rankings, so these buttons can have a big impact all around.
Take action:
- Add social share buttons to all blog posts and high quality pages
- Ensure your website design is updated, site is easy to navigate, and content is easily consumable
- Make your target pages provide tons of value and give searchers everything they are searching for (Rand's tip: Survey your customers to find out what they want)
- Improve your site's speed by upgrading your server, using appropriate file types and sizes, being efficient with CSS, and compressing JavaScript files
4. Content
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Text content is the major piece within the Panda update, with the focus being on unique and high quality content that meets the needs of a website's users. This includes pages for things like products and services, as well as news pages and blog content. With the update, Google is signaling that they're looking for a more specific topical focus on the web pages that they want to rank, downgrading pages that are broad, thin, and generic. Another focus of the Panda update is on a page's ad to text content ratio. A defining characteristic of the low quality content farms that Panda has targeted is a small amount of content compared to a large amount of ads on the page. So when Google comes across websites that use a small amount of low-quality, keyword-focused content to attract search traffic and bring in ad revenue, it's a signal that the pages may be low quality and shouldn't be ranking.
Take action:
- Ensure each page on your site has substantial unique content.
- Re-write generic product and service descriptions
- Write original blog posts and avoid over-citing other articles
- 301 redirect, "rel=canonical", or "noindex" thin pages to more substantial parent pages
- Encourage user-generated content, like indexable reviews and comments.
- Cut down on advertising space
5. Link Building
Panda shouldn't affect the majority of your link building strategies, but there are a couple things to look out for. The first is article marketing. For many years, article marketing has been an effective link building strategy for building up keyword-rich anchor text, online reputation mangement, as well as being an important spoke in link wheels. But because the bulk of the article directory sites are filled with shallow, low quality content surrounded by ads, they were hit hard in the recent algorithm updates. Popular article sites like Ezinearticles.com and Suite101.com suffered massive drops in ranking and traffic due to Panda. Links from these sites are no longer as valuable as they once were, and going forward, the link building strategy of submitting hastily rehashed 200-word articles is just not going to cut it. Another area of link building to pay attention to is guest blogging. Guest blogging has quickly risen in popularity among SEO's over the past couple years due to its many benefits, such as increased exposure for your site, branding, community building, as well as earning valuable contextual links with keyword-rich anchor text. Typically, SEO's will prioritize guest blogging efforts by focusing on opportunities for highly authoritative, well-ranking domains. However, with Google's emphasis on author authority, guest posts on lower authority domains may have the opportunity to rank even better with the presence of strong author authority.
Take action:
- Stop relying on low quality article marketing as a major part of your link building
- If your site has a strong link profile, article marketing can be used to build up keyword anchor text
- Strengthen the authority of your guest blogs using the "rel=me" attribute on your bio page on your website
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PITTSBURGH — Garrett Jones and Neil Walker hit back-to-back homers off the right-field foul pole to ignite Pittsburgh's offense and the Pirates beat the Houston Astros, 11-2, on Monday night.
James McDonald pitched seven effective innings for Pittsburgh, which won for the fifth time in six games.
Limited to one hit over the first three innings by Jordan Lyles, the first five Pirates of the fourth inning had hits, highlighted by Jones' two-run homer and Walker's solo shot.
Each clanged off the right-field foul pole, Jones' on a line drive and Walker's a high fly.
According to STATS LLC., there have not been back-to-back home runs off the foul pole since at least 2000, which is the first season foul-pole home runs were tracked.
Jones finished the game with four hits and four RBIs, and Andrew McCutchen also went 4 for 5 for the Pirates, whose 16-5 home record since May 12 is the best in the majors.
■ Cubs 4, Braves 1: In Atlanta, Jeff Samardzija had a career-high 11 strikeouts, Luis Valbuena hit a tiebreaking three-run double in the seventh and the Chicago Cubs beat the Atlanta Braves.
Anthony Rizzo connected for Chicago, which has won four straight and six of seven.


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Grants to Morgan County, Indiana nonprofits for health-related programs that may include community health care, hospice, health care education and training, care for the medically indigent, and tax-exempt medical and health programs. An LOI is due J... GrantWatch ID#: 170367
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"Cathryn and Christine are very talented performers," said Dr. Richard Fiese, dean of the School of Music and Fine Arts. "They've put in many hours of practice and we look forward to hearing the results of their efforts."
The public is welcome to attend the recitals and there is no charge for admission. For more information, contact HPU's School of Music and Fine Arts at (325) 649-8500.
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Boston, MA--Courtney Lewis and Discovery Ensemble will present A Spring Afternoon Concert featuring Schoenberg, Beethoven and Schumann on Sunday, April 14 at 3:00 P.M. at Sanders Theatre, 45 Quincy Street, in Cambridge. In addition, a Musical Conversation hosted by Classical New England's Brian McCreath with conductor Courtney Lewis will take place prior to the concert, beginning at 7:00 P.M. on the Sanders Theatre Stage.
Discovery Ensemble, comprised of 50 exceptional professional musicians in their twenties and early thirties, likes to present novel and creative programming and this concert again is no exception. The gorgeous and strangely disturbing Second Chamber Symphony by Schoenberg opens Discovery Ensemble's final concert of the season. It is a mystery why this haunting and accessible work is so little known. Clearing the air of the tragic weight of the Schoenberg, Northern Irish pianist Michael McHale then joins the orchestra for Beethoven's sun-drenched, apollonian Fourth Piano Concerto. And to conclude the program is Schumann's mighty Fourth Symphony, whose four classically-
"I am excited to be presenting pianist Michael McHale in Boston at this concert. We both grew up in Belfast and are very close in age. Michael was a year ahead of me at University of Cambridge, and we played chamber music together back in my clarinet days," said Courtney Lewis.
Belfast-born pianist Michael McHale has established himself as one of the leading Irish pianists of his generation. Since completing his studies at University of Cambridge and the Royal Academy of Music he has developed a busy international career as a solo recitalist, concerto soloist and chamber musician. Michael has performed at many important musical centres including Suntory Hall, Tokyo, Lincoln Center, New York, Konzerthaus, Berlin, Pesti Vigadó, Budapest, and the Ushuaia and Tanglewood Festivals and for TV and radio broadcasts throughout Europe and Asia as well as North and South America. His début solo album The Irish Piano was released in 2012 on the RTÉ lyric fm label and it was selected as "CD of the Week" by Norman Lebrecht who described it as "scintillating . . . fascinating from start to stop."
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Like most moms with new babies, she had no idea she should be vaccinated for Whooping Cough.
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The illness, characterized by severe coughing, can be deadly for babies, who are not able to be vaccinated until at least two months.
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Whooping Cough, or Pertussis, is once again on the rise in the U.S., up ten fold since 1980. And about half of the babies who get it, get it from a parent.
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The Center for Disease Control now recommends boosters shots for all adults and teens. Before there was a vaccine, Whooping Cough killed up to 10,000 Americans a year.
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CONTINUING COVERAGE NOW ON A STORY WE BROUGHT YOU THIS WEEKEND ON ACTION NEWS CONCERNING DOG OWNERS WHO USE CARMEL BEACH. SOME ARE NOT PICKING UP AFTER THEIR PETS- AND THAT'S RUINING FOR THOSE WHO ARE RESPECTFUL OF THE RULES... ACTION NEWS REPORTER JACQUELINE MAZUR WITH THE LATEST JACQUELINE? #### DAN/ERIN -- THE PROBLEM ISN'T THAT PET OWNERS AREN'T PICKING UP AFTER THEIR PETS PER SAY... THE ISSUE IS THEY'RE LEAVING THE DOGGY BAGS ON THE BEACH AND AREN'T THROWING THEM AWAY. PKG "22:25- 'I guess the intention is I leave it down there and I'm going to come back around and pick it up on my way up.' 'No, that's not true, you have it, take care of it, throw it away." RESPONSIBLE PET OWNERS SAY IT'S AS SIMPLE AS THAT. THERE ARE EVEN DIRECTIONS ON THE SIDE OF THE MUTT MITT DISPENSERS AND STILL -- THE MESSAGE IS LOST. "13:26- I don't get that. If you're going to put it in a bag, just carry it. It's not a big issue, I don't understand that myself, then why bother putting it in a bag?" CITY EMPLOYEES SAY THE MUTT MITT CONTROVERSY HAS BEEN ONGOING FOR YEARS NOW... KELLEY GREEN PICKS UP 20-30 BAGS ON AVERAGE DURING EACH SHIFT. "24:43- I notice mutt mitt bags left everywhere around the beach, piled in kelp, thrown in bushes or just stacked at the bottom of stairs." AND ALTHOUGH IT'S HIS JOB TO CLEAN CITY BEACHES HE'S NOT THE ONLY ONE WHO HAS STUMBLED UPON MUTT MITTS LEFT IN THE SAND. ON SATURDAY -- ACTION NEWS WITNESSED A LEFT OVER DOGGY BAG FIRST-HAND. "you've got to throw them away. Having them sit on the beach, the plastic, it's just not good because the birds get into it and it's just bad news." SO BAD -- ACTION NEWS LEARNED THE CITY OF CARMEL IS CONSIDERING CHANGING THE COLOR OF THE MUTT MITTS FROM BLACK TO BRIGHT PINK IN AN EFFORT TO ENCOURAGE PET OWNERS TO THROW THEM AWAY. "14:02- you see these beautiful dolphins swimming around. Leaving a bag on the beach that's going to be tossed out on the ocean, I just think that's more than irresponsible." "26:07- I find them at the edge of the break and then if it's left there when the high tide comes in, then it's washed out at night." IN CARMEL -- JACQUELINE MAZUR KSBW ACTION NEWS EIGHT. #### STILL -- THERE ARE THOSE WHO SAY THEY HAVEN'T NOTICED MUTT MITTS ON THE BEACH AT ALL... ...AND TELL US THIS RECENT CONTROVERSY MAY BE AN EFFORT BY SOME COMMUNITY MEMBERS TO TRY AND RESTRICT DOGS ON THE BEACH. DAN/ERIN? #### THE CITY OF CARMEL IS KNOWN AS A PET- FRIENDLY CITY. IN FACT -- THE CITY'S OFFICIAL TRAVEL SITE FRIENDLY CITY. IN FACT -- THE CITY'S OFFICIAL TRAVEL SITE ADVERTISES CARMEL AS THE NUMBER ONE DOG- FRIENDLY TOWN IN AMERICA. #### WE'D LIKE TO KNOW WHAT YOU THINK- SHOULD CARMEL CHANGE MUTT MITTS FROM BLACK TO HOT PINK? GO TO KSBW'S FACEBOOK PAGE AND WEIGH-IN WITH OTHER VIEWERS...# MONTEREY COUNTY .. LOOKING TO JOIN THE GROWING LIST OF COUNTIES AND CITIES WHICH ARE TRYING TO LIMIT USE OF PLASTIC BAGS. TOMORROW COUNTY SUPERVISORS WILL CONSIDER A MEASURE WHICH PROHIBITS RETAILERS FROM PROVIDING SINGLE USE PLASTIC BAG, PAPER BAGS OR FREE RE-USABLE BAGS TO CUSTOMERS... AND IT WILL REQUIRE A MINIMUM TEN-CENT CHARGE TO BUSINESSES OFFERING RECYCLED PAPER BAGS OR RE- USABLE BAGS TO A CUSTOMER... NONE OF THIS WILL APPLY TO RESTAURANTS FOR TAKE OUT FOOD. #####
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I have fridays and some Monday's off. I need to work to cover all the ivf expenses we have had;)
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Dr Gravelle is my normal OBGYN, but when I went in to labor with DD Dr. Ponder was the OB on call and I had actually seen her a couple of times when Gravelle wasn't able to see me. I loved her! I think she's great.
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Lo Fu Tau (Tiger Head)
View of DB from Tiger Head
View towards Sunset Peak from top of Tiger Head
Big Rock after going down from Tiger Head
Go down the single trail by the right of the Big Rock
Firebreak trail
Firebreak trail with view of Sunset peak
Rocky single trail from firebreak
Single trail down
Magnificent Sunset Peak from single trail
Ngau Kwu Long village in the valley
House at end of single trail
Turn left at the toilet outhouse to get to Olympic trail
Turn right onto Olympic Trail at Ngau Kwu Long Village
Olympic Trail
Pak Mong Village toilet (fill up water here)
Turn left up trail at Pak Mong chimney
Uphill trail from Pak Mong
View to the north east from the uphill trail
View to the north west of Tung Chung from Por Kai Shan
View to the south west of Sunset and Lantau Peaks
The trail keeps going uphill
View north
Trail towards Sheung Tung Au
Sheung Tung Au crossroads, turn right (left goes down directly to Nam Shan)
View back along uphill trail
View north to Tung Chung
Go straight towards Sunset Peak (trail on the right goes down to Tung Chung)
Small trail to the left before Sunset Huts for water (rain water collected in a tank)
Tap is just to the left of this view
Tap from rain water tank
Rain water tank further uphill
Trail towards to top of Sunset Peak in clouds
View south towards Pui O
Trail down from Sunset Peak
View to Lantau Peak
Trail down to Pak Kung Au
Pak Kung Au
Turn left at Pak Kung Au to start the contour trail
View of Pui O and Chi Ma Wan from contour trail
View south from contour trail
Contour trail
Nam Shan
Nam Shan rest area
Cross South Lantau Road to the CLP Woodland and go left of the sign
Turn right at the concrete block and go up the steps
Keep going to Shap Long (don't turn left)
Trail towards Shap Long
View along South Lantau
Chi Ma Wan Country trail
Go up the stairs towards Lo Yan Shan and Lung Mei
View of Lantau and Sunset Peaks from Mui Tsai Tun (302m), Chi Ma Wan
View of Pui O from Mui Tsai Tun (302m), Chi Ma Wan
Trig point at Mui Tsai Tun (302m)
Lo Yan Shan (303m) with Hillfire lookout station
View north east from Lo Yan Shan (303m)
Bamboo trail towards Lung Mei
Go to the left of the tail at Lung Mei (Dragon's tail) - this merges with the mountainbike trail.
Trail at Lung Mei
View south east to Cheung Chau
Shap Long Irrigation Reservoir, Chi Man Wan
Turn left on the road after the trail from reservoir
Go up the stairs to skirt around the Chi Ma Wan Correctional Institution
Path around prison
Go left of the road after the prison stairs and don't follow the road to pier
Go down the road on the left
House at the beach after Shap Long village that sells drinks (fill up here if you are self-supported)
Concrete path that leads to Mui Wo
View of Hei Ling Chau from coastal path
Turn right at derelict house
Path at derelict house
Turn left on road after going down stairs at end of coastal path, follow the road to Mui Wo Pier.
At the north end of Silvermine bay turn right at the house and go along the concrete path keeping left
Go straight (left up the stairs is the boring way to DB)
Continue left
Turn right, going over the sand to the trail
Take the right at this fork
Go over this creek
Take the left trail
Trail up to lookout
After going down the trail, cross the concrete path
Trail overlooking the golf course
After crossing the rusty creek, go up the trail
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California, the most populous U.S. state, collected 3.7 percent more revenue in June than projected, a gain of $440.5 million, as the economy expanded, the controller reported.
Personal income taxes were 6.8 percent, or $410 million, higher than projected in May, Controller John Chiang said in a statement. Sales taxes were 0.8 percent above estimates, or $21.8 million, while corporate taxes were up 7.2 percent, or $156 million.
Still, June revenue was $350 million less than the $1.2 billion in additional revenue on which Governor Jerry Brown and Democrats based their new budget, Chiang said. That $86 billion spending plan signed into law June 30 filled what remained of a $26 billion deficit with $12 billion in spending cuts and a forecast of an equal amount in higher tax revenue from a recovering economy.
"The latest report shows many positive signs," Chiang said in the statement. "The state is spending less than it took in, we are borrowing less cash, and all three major sources of revenue show signs of growth. But the success of the newly adopted state budget will depend on continued economic expansion throughout the year."
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THIBODAUX -- Nicholls State has some momentum heading into this weekend's three-game series against Southeastern Louisiana.
After being swept by Texas State in their Southland Conference opener, the Colonels rebounded with a pair of midweek wins against the LSU-Shreveport Pilots.
The Colonels (12-10, 0-3 SLC) will try to keep their momentum against SLU at Ray E. Didier Field. The series begins at 6:30 p.m. today and continues at 4 p.m. Saturday and 1 p.m. Sunday.
KBZE 105.9-FM will broadcast all three games.
Nicholls coach B.D. Parker said the Colonels will need more than momentum to beat Southeastern Louisiana (9-14, 0-3).
On Wednesday, the Lions lost 4-2 to nationally ranked LSU.
"We're working hard to stay in a good play mode," NSU coach B.D. Parker said. "It's going to be a challenge for us this weekend. They've got an outstanding club and they pitch it pretty well. We're going to have to come and play pretty well."
SLU opened the season on a positive note, winning five of its first nine games. Since then, the Lions have gone 4-10.
Offensively, the Lions are one of the top teams in the SLC. They are second in the conference with a .297 batting average and have scored 158 runs.
Randy Roth leads Southeastern with a .394 batting average, three home runs, six doubles and 23 RBIs.
But the team keeping the Lions out of the conference's top offensive spot are the Colonels.
Nicholls ranks first in the SLC with a .301 batting average and is in the top three in doubles (52), runs (173), RBIs (155) and slugging percentage (.594).
Anthony Hatch and Bubba Bell have carried NSU's offense this season.
Hatch leads the Colonels in several offensive categories -- batting average (.376), doubles (10), home runs (six), RBIs (28), runs (29), total bases (63) and slugging percentage (.677). He leads the SLC in runs and total bases and is tied for the lead in RBIs, doubles and home runs.
Bell is having a strong season with a .378 batting average, nine doubles and 22 RBIs.
"Our table setters need to get on and our big guns need to drive them in," Parker said. "When that happens, we're scoring a lot of runs. We just need to continue to have good at bats. Our guys just need to continue to compete at the plate."
Mark Fernandez (3-3, 4.46 ERA) is scheduled to start for the Colonels in tonight's game. Rounding out NSU's weekend rotation are Marcus Markay (3-1, 8.64) and Bryan Myers (2-2, 6.61).
SLU's Rodney Story (2-2, 4.63) will start tonight's game.
Saturday's and Sunday's starters have not been set as of press time.
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Also check with carrier today and they confirm that warrantee would not be void, if I put 3.5 ton indoor unit.
thx Ryan I'll go with 3.5 ton.
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You will be fine in Helena make sure you insulate in winter( mine seems to do better if I do) and they can get rid of moisture. I use a top entrance to accomplish the latter.
The crowder hive can...
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You will be fine in Helena make sure you insulate in winter( mine seems to do better if I do) and they can get rid of moisture. I use a top entrance to accomplish the latter.
The crowder hive can...
Good for you, I think the best flavor is fresh comb like that. I find that when it has some pollen in the comb too it can be a taste sensation.
Yes plant hardiness zone
I am not sure how to do the polling via a questionnaire . One can hand talley the stats no more than we have, it will take a couple years to get enough numbers to be...
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Years keeping top bars: 2
Plant zone: 4
Average lbs of honey going into winter: >70
Hive preparation: fiberglass insulation on top of the bars
Not true I have have lost tight fitting 4" telescoping covers.
I put a weight on all my tops even if they have tie downs. Help prevent the wind from blowing the hive too.
Agree, stop smoking cigarettes if you do and don't light your smoker with your oxygen on...
Personal experience or readings?
Get a sawstop. They are expensive but your fingers are worth it. Cheaper than a trip to the er and no guilt. I got one and love it.
I like top entrances better., I have both top and bottoms.
I don't notice any difference in robbing with tops.
I have bought from Ben before, not needing any this year from him. He does a good job btw. But he buys them from someone and just hadn't asked who.
I thought so on Olivarez but didn't know any others
Ok spare the snark.
Who are the big producers? If I wanted to buy a pallet of packages whom would I go too(not that I do, but if)?
The Murdoch's chain has gotten in with Harvest Lane too.
You can build a top bar with a hand saw and a drill. Unless you like spending the money or really want a pretty one. I recommend you try to build your 2. Don't get fancy you don't need a neat roof...
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you can pour some sugar in, that is what I do if the situation calls
I too have both, just build a long-lang.
No fire but a nice wax coat to nearly everything and I can no longer pour candles in the kitchen.
Don't melt 20 lbs of comb and wax in the kitchen and leave it unattended.
This is a pain in the rump, I have done it and agree Mr. Bush it doesn't work that well.
Good for them.
20 degrees here and suppose to be -13 tomorrow. I am hoping I fed my little colonies enough.
I go with a mix of 35 and 38mm. They never seem to choose the right ones though. Ripping commercial 2"(1 1/2" planned ) works nice for one consistent size.
For comb guides I root through my scrap...
Regarding the weather
We have been mild for most of the fall but -25 last month with a week below freezing probably averages out to normal temps.
Sounds like how the University of Minnesota recommends managing langs. You split off a young colony every year and use the old one to make honey and take everything. They have a good set of books....


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