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"Mapalapascua - you'll love it!" Malapascua Island by Mara_2
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Well, my husband and me loved the three weeks we've spent on Malapascua. It's such a nice and relaxing place!
The beaches are really great and the people is so nice and friendly!
We took our Nitrox licence and enjoyed some really relaxing dives!
The corals are the best I've seen anywhere (even better than the Red Sea!!!) but there are almost no fishes! We've been very surprised by it! There are a lot of nudibranches, shrimps and a lot of small staff, but the fishes are almost completely absent! I think it is because the fishermen continue to fish with dynamite! During a few dives we had outside the Marine Park, we felt very strongly the dynamite blast and I can assure you it was very, very unpleasant! The first time I thought that my tank have exploded!
We really hope that the people of Malapascua will stop this because otherwise the divers will stop coming!
I?ve also seen the famous thrasher shark! It has been exciting! It is a really big beast! He has come from the deep and then glided leisurely beside us! I seemed that he was showing himself!
During the same dive I also saw three mantas! Fantastic! It has been years that I wanted to see mantas and then in just one dive I saw three! Great!!!!
- Pros:Nice people, beautiful beaches, great corals
- Cons:Dynamite fishing! Deseased dogs wandering around!
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text: Notary Bulletin Notarizing On The Job: What You And Your Boss Need To Know By David Thun on August 06, 2014 in Best Practices Updated 2-18-16. Most Notaries have full-time jobs and obtain their commissions as part of their job duties. That often means balancing your duties as a Notary with your obligations to your employer. If you are one of these Notaries, here are some important facts you need to know. Notarizing During Business Hours Employers generally are allowed to control the work of their employees. State employment law forms the basis for the work relationship. However, state Notary law may prescribe specific rules directing Notary-employees and the notarizations they perform while at work. Some states have clarified this in various ways. In California, the law allows a Notary and the Notary's employer to enter into an agreement limiting the performance of notarial services to transactions that affect the business purposes of the employer during working hours. In exchange, the employer pays the costs associated with the commission of the employee-Notary. This agreement may also have a provision in it for the Notary to remit fees collected for notarizations performed on the job to the employer. In Texas, a new administrative rule clarifies that an employer may limit the notarizations employee-Notaries perform at work. While not technically a law, in Oklahoma, an executive order achieves the same result. And, the Executive Office of the Governor of Florida states that employers have this right in its Governor's Reference Manual for Notaries. In the following states, Notary laws explicitly prohibit Notaries or employers of Notaries from limiting notarial services to customers or clients: Arizona Hawaii (except for Notaries in government service) Iowa Massachusetts New Mexico Notarizing Outside Business Hours Some employers have tried to prohibit Notaries from performing notarizations when the Notary is off the clock. They mistakenly think that they are liable for the notarizations of employee-Notaries performed during off-hours. While many states may allow an employer to dictate when an employee-Notary may perform notarizations while on the job, a Notary may perform a notarization for any member of the public on their own time — including lunch breaks. Control Of A Notary's Tools Your commission, seal and journal are your property — even if the employer paid for them. That means you must keep your seal and journal under your control at all times and not surrender them to anyone, including an employer. There are three exceptions: Arizona allows Notaries working under limited circumstances to keep two journals — one for public records and one for nonpublic records protected by the attorney-client privilege or that are confidential pursuant to state or federal law. The journal containing nonpublic records is the property of the employer and, if the Notary leaves that job, the employer may keep the journal containing only nonpublic entries. Oregon Notaries may sign an agreement with an employer allowing the employer to keep the Notary's journal if the Notary leaves the employer's service. The Notary must keep a copy of the agreement. Tennessee Notaries who work for a financial institution subject to the Financial Records Privacy Act, perform notarizations during the scope of their employment and charge a fee, must provide access to their journal according to the requirements of the Financial Records Privacy Act or the federal Right to Privacy Act. Apart from these exceptions, an employer may not take possession of a Notary's seal and journal or give them to another employee, even if the employer paid for the tools or the Notary quits or is fired. David Thun is an Associate Editor at the National Notary Association. Related Articles: 'Gray Areas' That Often Confound Notaries 3 Important Tips About Your Notary Journal Records I'm A New Notary. What Do I Do Now? Three Questions To Help You Avoid Improper Notary Requests Additional Resources: NNA Webinar: Sorry Boss… No Can Do! Notary Essentials NNA Hotline Email Share 43 Comments Add your commentJudi Mosso11 Aug 2014it would be interesting to know which states, if any, require that the notary turn their collected fee over to the employer; especially if the employer pays for the commission & supplies. for example, if a municipality pays for the commission & supplies, and a notarization is done during working hours, is the fee collected required to go to the town's general fund? any thoughtful comment is appreciated!Saralee Watkins11 Aug 2014Although no one specifically has ever given me a hard & fast rule on this, I have always separated work hours from personal time. Any fees collected while at a job, went to the employer. That always seemed the fairest approach, unless an employer specifically says they don't want the fees. That would be a different matter.Toshiharu Hira11 Aug 2014I'm Public Notary authorized by the State of Arkansas. Recently I got moved to Birmingham, Alabama. Can I use that state's seal & stamp on any documents requested residents in Alabama?National Notary Association12 Aug 2014Hello Toshiharu, Thank you for your question. An Arkansas Notary commission can only be used within the borders of Arkansas. If you have moved to Alabama and wish to serve as a Notary Public, you'll need to send a signed letter of resignation to the Arkansas Secretary of State's office, return your commission and destroy your Arkansas seal. You will then need to apply for a new Notary commission in Alabama. If you need assistance, our Customer Care team can help you at 1-800-876-6827. Jacque12 Aug 2014Policy where I work (State Hospital in Texas): 2. A Texas Notary has the authority to charge or not to charge fees for each official service. Fees allowed to be charged for official services must be displayed in a conspicuous place. 2.1 If the hospital pays for the notary's fees, any funds received for services shall be deposited to the General Revenue Fund through the Business Office. Services provided in a manner consistent with item #1 above shall be free of charge if the hospital has paid the notary's fee.Jacque12 Aug 2014Policy where I work (State Hospital in Texas): 2. A Texas Notary has the authority to charge or not to charge fees for each official service. Fees allowed to be charged for official services must be displayed in a conspicuous place. 2.1 If the hospital pays for the notary's fees, any funds received for services shall be deposited to the General Revenue Fund through the Business Office. Services provided in a manner consistent with item #1 above shall be free of charge if the hospital has paid the notary's fee.Sharon12 Aug 2014If the employee is paid for their services by the employer, how is it paid i.e. through payroll or separatley?Janine12 Aug 2014I'd like to know about the fees. If you're notarizing documents during work hours, do any states have regulations as to who receives the fees? Where can I go to find this info?National Notary Association12 Aug 2014Hello Janine. NNA members can access Notary laws for each U.S. state and territory through our U.S. Notary Reference Manual pdf (member login required): https://email@example.com Jan 2015We do notaries on billings and other documents and I wanted to charge a fee. My boss is telling me I can not charge people to do notaries in the office and that it is against the law. She is not a notary so she wouldn't know this. Is this true? Can I not charge a fee for my services?National Notary Association20 Jan 2015Hello, The answer depends on the state you are commissioned in. Some states permit employers to limit an employee's Notary services during business hours, but others do not. Bianca20 Feb 2015My employer paid for my notary class and supplies. I have done notaries at work and all the fees went to the employer. However, my question is after the fees of my notaries have exceeded the reimbursed payment am I entitled to any of the fees as a commission or do all notary fees go to the employer?National Notary Association21 Feb 2015Hello Bianca, The answer may depend on the state you are commissioned in. Can you please let us know what state issued your commission? More information on employer-Notary relationships can be found in this article: http://www.nationalnotary.org/notary-bulletin/blog/2012/01/clarifying-notary-commission-ownership Kim17 Mar 2015I am a notary in the State of Georgia. My notary fee and the seal was paid for by my employer. I have been told today (after 10 years) that the expectation is that my seal is always available for use at work. I feel like I am being coerced. Can my employer require me to have my notary seal with me at work?National Notary Association17 Mar 2015Hello. Georgia does not specify guidelines for the storage of a seal when not in use. However, it is not permitted for other people--including employers or co-workers--to use your seal. From the Georgia Superior Court Clerks' Cooperative Authority website: "It is unlawful for any person to hold himself or herself out as a notary or exercise the powers of a notary without an effective notary commission." (https://www.gsccca.org/notary-and-apostilles/notaries/georgia-notary-law) If state law does not specify otherwise, the NNA recommends storing your seal in a secured, locked storage area accessible only to you when not in use. Brandon16 Jun 2015Can an employer charge an associate or demand repayment for becoming a notary? If I quit or get fired can they withhold money from my check to pay for it? Is there any information on the rules/laws regarding this sort of situation?National Notary Association17 Jun 2015Hi Brandon. Different states have different guidelines regarding Notary-employer relationships. To help us answer your question, can you please tell us what state you are commissioned in? If you're an NNA member and you need a response quickly, you can also email your question directly to firstname.lastname@example.com for assistance. Thanks.Laurie06 Sep 2015In Texas, employer paid all fees for notary. 99% of my seals have been used on other employee documents at no charge. If I resign, do I take the seal and book with me, or do they keep it?National Notary Association09 Sep 2015From the TX Secretary of State's website: "The employer is not the owner of a notary's record book or seal, even if the employer paid for the materials. Tex. Atty. Gen. Op. GA-0723. A Texas notary public is required by law to maintain a record book containing information on every notarization performed and is required to authenticate every official act with the seal of office. The record book is public information and a notary is required to produce copies of the book upon request. Therefore, the book and seal should remain in the possession of the notary at all times." (http://www.sos.state.tx.us/statdoc/faqs2300.shtml#np7)Toni22 Sep 2015Texas... I work in a hospital and my boss wants me to become a notary. Am I still subject to the 10k surety bond if I am only doing work documents and there are no fees?National Notary Association22 Sep 2015Hello. Yes, all TX Notaries must have a $10,000 surety bond. kirsy acosta16 Oct 2015Can any journal be used as a notarial journal? I am a public notary for the state of floridaNational Notary Association20 Oct 2015Hello. Florida does not require Notaries to keep a journal, though the state strongly recommends the practice. The "Governor's Reference Manual for Notaries" recommends the use of a bound (not loose-leaf) journal with consecutively numbered pages, so that a page cannot be removed without being detected.June28 Oct 2015Does the state of Alabama require a notary to keep a journal?National Notary Association28 Oct 2015Hello. Alabama's journal requirement was repealed in 2012. However, an Alabama Notary may still continue to keep a journal if he or she chooses.J. Christie McCray28 Oct 2015After reading through this section, I saw where one person was commissioned to perform a wedding. Can a notary perform weddings?National Notary Association28 Oct 2015Hello. Currently the states of Florida, Maine, Nevada and South Carolina authorize Notaries to perform marriage ceremonies.Sharon for state of Missouri29 Oct 2015I am a Notary & have a $10,000.oo surety bond. I've been seeing statements that I need to protect myself, so someone can't come back & sue me for my personal property. is this true & if so, how much insurance should I get?National Notary Association30 Oct 2015Hello. Please see this article: http://www.nationalnotary.org/notary-bulletin/blog/2013/04/what-you-need-to-know-about-e-oNaira05 Nov 2015I am a Notary Public in California. I am also a registered rep in CA. My employer is telling me I cannot notarize outside of work, because I am a registered rep. Can my employer restrict me from performing notary outside of work even if they are the ones that paid for my notary? Thank youNational Notary Association06 Nov 2015Hello Naira. CA Notaries may enter into an agreement with a private employer who has paid their commissioning fees and for their supplies, whereby the Notary's services are limited "solely to transactions directly associated with the business purposes of the employer" (GC 8202.8). However, this agreement is optional and not mandatory for every Notary employee.Lisa22 Feb 2016I am a PA notary. I mostly notarize motor vehicle titles and wonder if I must keep a journal of each one as the signature is always the same person in our company and I process hundreds a day.National Notary Association23 Feb 2016Hello. PA law requires a Notary to keep and maintain an accurate chronological journal of all official acts. "Each register shall contain the date of the act, the character of the act, and the date and parties to the instrument, and the amount of fee collected for the service. Each notarization shall be indicated separately" (57 PS 161[a]).Tammy Morrison22 Feb 2016I am commissioned in Pennsylvania, paying for my commission and materials myself. I am also an Civil Service employee of the State of Pennsylvania as well as being Union. I am not being limited in performing notarizations per se. I currently do not charge state employees for any state/job-required notarizations. I WAS charging state employees for non-state, personal-nature notarizations, but I am being told that I can't charge for these notarizations even though I try to limit these notarizations to breaks and lunch since they are not related to state business. My boss is citing the union contract that states non-state business cannot be conducted on State property. So, if I meet them in a near-by restaurant off State-property or at my home off-the-clock, I should be good?National Notary Association23 Feb 2016Hi Tammy. State Notary laws regarding fees don't specifically address the issue of union regulations. We would suggest asking your boss if meeting state employees off-site for personal notarization requests is an acceptable alternative. Mary25 Feb 2016Florida Notary. My County paid for my notary and etc. I was told I can't notarized after work or if I do notarized don't except any tip money. Is this right?National Notary Association26 Feb 2016Hello. The maximum fees Notaries may charge for their services are set by state law, so you may not accept any payment for your Notary fee that would exceed the fee schedule set by statute. Also, FL Notaries employed by the state or a FL county must charge for their notarial services (except for loyalty oaths and government vehicle tags and titles) and these fees must be deposited in the governmental body's general operating fund (FS 116.35 through 116.38). The chief administrative officer of any such agency, board, commission or department may, upon determining that such service should be performed as a public service, authorize such service to be performed free of charge.jovana17 May 2016We have an employee who was a notary when they became an employee at our law office (so we did not purchase any materials, pay for fees, etc.) Do we have to compensate them to notarize during working hours on top of paying them their regular rate of pay? Our business is in CA.National Notary Association18 May 2016Hello. The following is from the 2016 CA state Notary Public Handbook, page 18: "...a notary public may decide to charge no fee or an amount that is less than the maximum amount prescribed by law. The charging of a fee and the amount of the fee charged is at the discretion of the notary public or the notary public's employer, provided it does not exceed the maximum fees."Robin Wagner 18 Jun 2016I became a notary on my own before starting with my current employer (financial institution). Can my employer force me to provide my services for our customers? I'm being told that if I don't offer my notary service then I'll be written up or worse.Jane D30 Jun 2016I was reprimanded years ago for charging for a notarization during my own time and had to return the money to the personJohn Wilkinson16 Jul 2016I am currently a Notary Public in the state of Michigan, and I became a notary through my previous employer, since then there has been a new ownership change, and a couple months later, I had found a different job. My employer is withholding my check for my last weeks pay, until I give him my Notary Stamp and Seal, he claims it is the store's property. He says he will destroy in front of me so that I don't have to worry about liabilities. I told him he was wrong doing so, and showed him a copy of the website's policy of your "Control of a Notary's Tools", which he denied, because it is not from a Michigan.gov URL. Can he do this? If not, could you email the official Michigan documents to me, or send me a link?National Notary Association22 Jul 2016Hello. Michigan Notaries are not required by law to use a seal of office, so state law does not provide guidelines regarding disposal of seals. However, regardless of who paid for a Notary's commission, the commission belongs to you and not your employer. Surrendering a seal to another person means the seal could be used by someone else to falsely notarize documents-which you could then potentially be held liable for. In this situation,because your employer is withholding money from you in order to force you to hand over your seal, we recommend reporting the situation to the Michigan Department of State Office of the Great Seal (1-888-767-6424) and requesting instructions from them. If the Office of the Great Seal cannot assist you, you may wish to report the situation to the state Attorney General's office. (http://www.michigan.gov/ag/) We wish you luck in resolving this situation. Leave a Comment Required * Name * Email *(for verfication purposes only) Comment * Enter the text shown in this image *(text is case sensitive)All comments are reviewed and if approved, will display.

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Opening the Celtics Mailbag for the first time after Boston's second-round exit in the postseason, it was interesting to me to find that much of the focus was already on what's next. Sure, there were those frustrated by what could have been and many wanted to play the "what if?" game. But, with the Celtics almost immediately committing to bringing back their core, the majority of questions were about how this team can reload for another potential title run next season.
Now, the labor uncertainty this summer makes answering those questions even more daunting than in previous offseasons, but we'll do our best to offer educated guesses and throw out the usual disclaimer about how the entire NBA landscape could look different under a new collective bargaining agreement.
I'm sure we'll be answering your letters throughout the offseason, but for one final time in the 2010-11 campaign, let's dive into the bag:
Q: Paul "The Truth" Pierce. MVP of the Celtics' season? -- Jonny (Newton, Mass.)
A: Jonny, your question actually encouraged me to use Pierce as our player report card today. Breaking down Pierce's season, I think you can make an extremely strong case for him. What stood out to me was how efficient he was offensively and how the Boston offense thrived when he was on the court. For much of the season, Pierce's plus/minus numbers -- as flawed as a metric as that can be -- were otherworldly. Pierce remains Boston's only player who can truly create offense for himself, and the effects of bringing him off the court were obvious for this team. What's more, his defense was solid (heck, even against Miami you can contend that LeBron James simply made some ridiculous shots). For that reason, I do think Pierce deserves the nod as season MVP, maybe edging Kevin Garnett down the stretch for the honor.
Q: Is Doc Rivers actually considering bringing Pierce off the bench or is this just something Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge suggested? I understand that Jeff Green may be our small forward of the future and that he didn't adapt well to his reserve role, but I don't think starting him would be the right move. What do you think? -- Alex (Cincinnati, Ohio)
A: I thought Ainge's comments, while probably innocuous and simply suggesting one roster tweak the Celtics could employ next season, can also be viewed as a minor jab at Pierce for his struggles in the Miami series. I think we all know how well these players respond to motivation, and it could be Ainge simply tweaking Pierce a bit and giving him a little something to think about this offseason. In the end, I think the solution is to bring down the minutes being logged by Pierce (and all of Boston's veterans). The Celtics can find a way to play Jeff Green 30 minutes as a top reserve without messing with the starting lineup.
Q: What is wrong with our bench play? Every year we seem to bring in better and better players that have performed on a consistent basis on other teams. However, it seems that the minute they join the Celtics, they're unable to get a decent offensive flow. Do you think this could possibly be Doc's fault? Does he need to keep slightly lower expectations from the bench and allow then to run simpler plays rather than the same ones the starting five is supposed to? -- Emad (Toronto)
A: Ainge said something I thought was kind of interesting at his end-of-the-season breakdown last week while talking about how Boston's original Big Three suffered through similar stretches of bench under-production because guys were simply looking over their shoulders too much. I think there's something to that. Boston's bench players sometimes look too concerned, worried that they're going to get a quick hook and start overthinking the game (Glen Davis the prime example). In the end, it's on the player to just go out and perform. In my mind, the Celtics are still looking for a sort of selfish, shoot-first presence off the bench who won't get psyched out when shots don't fall.
Q: Fozzy, as the guy who's watched just about every game and practice this year, what would your dream offseason move be to put the C's in a better position for next season? -- Nick (Brooklyn, N.Y.)
A: Boston's financial situation makes this very difficult. If they are truly committed to one more run with the Big Three, then I think they're almost bound to putting the entire band back together next season and simply hoping for better injury luck when the games matter most. The current CBA rewards teams that try to keep their own free agents, so rather than bring in a bunch of new faces on veteran minimum deals, the C's should spend to keep the guys they have (like Green, Nenad Krstic and even Davis). Then you hope the midlevel exception still exists and take a swing at hauling in a proven name who can aid the bench. Maybe Doc Rivers can work his magic to lure Grant Hill on a low-cost deal (will the biannual exception exist?), but there aren't a lot of minutes to promise him if you're committed to Pierce and Green for 30 minutes per night.
Q: Considering the market and the Celtics' needs heading into the offseason, is Delonte West the most important piece we need to sign? -- Crosby (Chicago, Ill.)
A: Of Boston's own free agents, he is probably the best value if you can ink him back around the minimum salary the Celtics paid last season. The question is whether another team will be willing to throw more money or more years at West for what he showed he was capable of in the Miami series. That's the production and impact we expected all season from West, but health worked against him. If he'll take a modest non-Bird Rights bump in pay and another one-year deal, it's a steal for Boston. That gives Avery Bradley another season to ease into the West-like role he has potential to fill down the road.
Q: I know everyone's impulse is to blow up the C's bench and make it better, but shouldn't we be looking to hang on to someone like Von Wafer who already knows our system rather than wading into an uncertain free agent market? P.S. With Danny, Doc and Rondo signed long term, 18 isn't just a dream, it's very possible. -- RM (Kansas)
A: Ainge always glowed about Wafer and, right before the calf injury that derailed him toward the end of the season, he was playing well. If no one comes calling for him and you have the chance to bring him back at minimum money, it's certainly not bad to keep a guy who has had a year in the system.
Q: Chris, it seems as if DeAndre Jordan was just the player we needed in the draft a few years ago and we got J.R. Giddens instead. If Doc and Danny both like him now, what was their apprehension in drafting him at the time? -- Sam (San Diego, Calif.)
A: Let's remember that plenty of teams passed on Jordan, who came with the dual label of "incredible upside" and "high-bust potential." The 21-point, nine-rebound night he put up against Boston in March is sure to have him on the radar, but how much are you willing to pay? Boston has to hope the midlevel exception still exists and maybe attempts to split that with an offer to Jordan. Alas, the Clippers have a lot of cap room of their own, and I don't see why they wouldn't match any reasonable offer for a guy who is only 22 years old and started 66 games last season. Boston would have to overpay for his services, which wouldn't be the worst way to spend the midlevel instead of splurging again on an older player.
Q: Don't you think that Doc is playing too short rotations? He don't even have a full five-man second unit! If you look at other teams they are able to play at least 10 players and have much more options to play with. Doc should have played more with the rookies, Wafer and Co. at the beginning of the season so they could have helped at the end. What about sitting the five starters for some nights to rest them and develop chemistry within the second and third units, give them more responsibility? -- Jason (Switzerland)
A: If Rivers can be criticized for anything during his tenure, it's certainly an inflexibility to utilize players at the end of the bench. It's one thing to shorten up that rotation in March when you start jockeying for position. But, ready or not, I wonder if rookies and younger players do need more court time just to aid that development. If the Celtics had more faith in Bradley, they could have skipped the Carlos Arroyo signing and kept young center Chris Johnson around. Rondo's health and the need for a pure backup point guard forced Boston's hand last season, so it's easy to question in hindsight. But next season, I do think the Celtics need to ride Bradley and the incoming rookies to simply spell minutes and aid possible development.
Q: Is there any chance we'll get to see DeShawn Sims in green? I followed him here at Michigan and have always thought he had NBA potential, and it sounds like he's tearing things up with the Maine Red Claws. He could definitely be a helpful piece as Boston tries to reconfigure for next year. Your thoughts? -- Nate (Ann Arbor, Mich.)
A: Here's where the potential lockout is going to hurt younger players. With no summer league, the Celtics won't be able to bring in a core of young talent to see who has potential to fill out the end of the bench. Let's remember that Luke Harangody pretty much earned his contract with a strong summer after being a second-round pick last year. I'm sure the Celtics like what they've seen out of Sims in Maine and he's the type who could earn a spot at camp, but he will have to scrap for a gig and it's clear Boston favors veterans at the end of the bench. Maybe this season taught Boston it wouldn't be a bad thing to give the likes of Sims and Stephane Lasme a chance to grow in an NBA situation.
Q: Chris, tough way to go out all around, but go Thunder! I'm a pretty optimistic guy in general, but I can't see a way the Big Three stay healthy next year. So, if we're not projected to win it all by the trade deadline, I have a feeling Ainge will start unloading expiring contracts like a Goldman Sachs trader jettisoned CDs. My question is whether you think Ainge is going to make a determination sooner than that -- say before the season starts -- and start the rebuilding process even sooner? I'm already starting to dread another 15-year drought, but these last three years were a hell of a lot of fun. -- GrandJordanian (San Diego, Calif.)
A: The next CBA could dictate exactly how quickly Ainge is forced to blow this thing up. If Boston has some offseason weapons (midlevel, biannual exceptions), I think the C's will try to simply infuse the supporting cast with youth and athleticism. If they're stuck adding veteran-minimum deals and can't boost the supporting cast this offseason, maybe it forces Ainge to do something more drastic and quicker than we might have imagined.
Q: With a lockout looming in the NBA, the season might start later than usual. A lockout seems to be beneficial to older more experienced teams. Will an extended offseason give Boston an advantage over the other elite teams in the east? -- Ty (Auburn, Mass.)
A: See, I've always thought a shorter season could aid Boston by putting less wear and tear on their vets. But ESPN Boston intern Greg Payne brought up a good point at lunch the other day: A shortened season likely means more games crammed into a shorter period of time. That could be disastrous for Boston if it's playing four games per week for a three-month stretch in a shortened season. I think Boston -- and the NBA as a whole -- has to simply hope for a normal schedule.
Q: Chris, looking ahead, do you think there's any chance Dwight Howard would consider coming to the C's? Or is it just a long shot? -- Rodo (Manama, Bahrain)
A: As we've seen this past season with the likes of Carmelo Anthony, sometimes teams will be forced to deal players before losing them to free agency (heck, you can make the case that's what happened with Kendrick Perkins). If Orlando holds Howard through the 2011-12 season, there's a chance Boston could be a player in his free-agent pursuit since the C's will have a ton of salary space free up (and the obvious bait of catching Rondo lobs for the foreseeable future). But Boston almost certainly doesn't have the sort of desirable trade bait if it comes to a midseason pursuit next season.
Q: Chris! Was great to meet you man! Sadly we lost and the season is over. A couple of ball bounces here and calls there and we'd be playing Chicago right now. Alas, it wasn't meant to be. Looking forward to next year! But here's something for the guard spot: How much time will Bradley really get next year? If we resign D-West, I'm not sure Bradley sees the floor time he needs. (Also, my friends have been telling me: Pics or it didn't happen on meeting you, how about some proof from your mouth!) -- Zain (Merced, Calif.)
A: Bradley doesn't need a mountain of minutes at this stage, so if the Celtics can just figure out how to get him on the court consistently, even if he's down the depth chart behind a guy like West, I don't think there's much harm in that. Injuries always seem to open potential opportunities in Boston. And, Zain, it was great meeting you as well. I hope you enjoyed your Boston visit. I refuse to believe your friends need photographic evidence of our halftime meet-up during the Heat series. I'll be available for chitchat sessions all summer long at burrito joins throughout Massachusetts.
Thanks again to everyone who sent mail this season. Keep the letters coming as we'll be tackling questions fairly often throughout the summer.
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What I want to do with htaccess is redirect URI's like:
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Along with a bunch of others. I have that working great, the thing I don't have working is if none of those rules are satisfied then to redirect to my main domain. So if I end up with a URI of www.example.com/anythingThatIsNotDefined/anything or just www.example.com/anythingThatIsNotDefined I want to redirect that to http://www.anotherexample.com
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What do I need to modify to get anything that is not get or skin or cape to redirect to my other domain?
I will need to add more than get, skin, and cape in but once I get it working I should be able to add more in easily
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The En Mishpat Ner Mitzva on the Bavli (in the standard edition, anyway) refers to the Mishne Tora (Yad Hachazaka) as "מיי׳". What is this an abbreviation of? (I have an educated guess ("מיימוני"), but seek a strong argument or good evidence.)
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It stand for מיימונידס or מיימוני - Maimonides, i.e. the Rambam. I think they used this because it is the shortest way of referencing the Mishneh Torah.


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With so many household and personal gadgets requiring batteries, there are ways to save money and the charge. This guide is about getting more life from batteries.
I have several watches. Some for good, some for everyday. When I am not wearing the watches, I pull out the stem and that makes them stop working. This saves on the life of the battery and won't wear them down when they aren't being worn.
By dwedenoja from New Creek, WV
Although I always try to use rechargeable batteries, once in a while, I have none charged for my camera and need to buy some if going to an event. I have found that when these batteries die out for the camera, they still work just fine in a less energy demanding item.
I store my batteries in Ziplock bags in the fridge. It's simple enough to just have a different bag for each size. They are easy to access, and supposedly storing them in the fridge will give them longer life! I mostly store them there because then I know where they are!
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The only problem I have is the kids use them and sometimes misplace them so now I have them exchange their drained batteries for recharged ones. If they get caught stealing them, they have to buy their own and replace mine. I am tough about that but they cost $10 for 4 batteries. After charging them 100's of times they are worth the price.
The charger was about $20 but it has lasted over 2 years and been dropped, so it is a tough little thing. I really think very highly of these and I am a total critic about where my money goes. I still have the original 8 batteries going and use them in my headphones daily.
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To help condition your batteries, let your phone or computer batteries run down once a month to the point that the battery is nearly out of life. Then charge it fully. This will prolong the life of the battery and maintain the length of charge you expect for longer.
Do you have any more tips for saving money on batteries? Please post them below.
I tried storing my batteries in the fridge to make them last longer. They actually ended up dying faster.
Don't throw used AA or AAA batteries. I usually keep them and use them if my wall clocks' (I have seven wall clocks at home) batteries no longer work.
When the batteries in my remotes stop working, I open the remote and roll them around. They will work for a long time yet. I even do it a few times more and they will work again. It sure saves on buying batteries.
By Betty from Fond du Lac, WI
How long should a battery in a cordless phone last? Mine is just 2 years old and says low battery and will not hold a charge for more than 5 minutes. A new battery for this phone is $26.00. How do you take care of a cordless phone to make the batteries last longer? Is there a way to extend this batteries life? Is there such a thing as a generic phone battery? Thanks for reading and I will appreciate any and all advice.
Helen from Sassy
I have had the same cordless phone with the same battery for 8 years. Sometimes it runs down completely, and sometimes it sits on the phone all the time. I don't really see that it makes a difference.
Your battery seems defective. Based on my experience, they should last a lot longer than 2 years.
I've also gotten batteries from Batterydepot.com and they are great! I've gotten batteries from there that I never would have thought replacement batteries were made for! And the prices are extremely reasonable. Especially when you consider the cost of replacing the item.
But it does sound like your battery is defective. Plus, as Mary T said, keeping it on the charger all the time when it's not in use will cause the battery life to be shortened big time. I let mine run down completely about once a month. Then give it a full charge. So far it's done great.
Can a watch battery go dead with the stem pulled out? I replaced a bunch of watch batteries and left the stem out on all of them. They went dead after 2 years. How long should they last with stem out? I kind of forgot about them, so was surprised when they were all dead!
By Carol from St. Joseph, MO
Some watches disconnect the power with the stem out, some don't possible. We buy batteries real, real cheap at the flea market.
I have a battery powered drill. The batteries for it cost over $11 each and it takes 2 batteries. I only use the drill a few times a year. A friend told me that if I stored the batteries in their boxes instead of in the drill, they would last longer. It works! Sometimes the batteries need to be recharged before the drill will run if it hasn't been used for a long time, but I always check the night before.
Now I always take the batteries out of anything - camera, walkman tape player, radio, etc. - when I know I won't be using it for a long time. This will also keep you from being surprised by leaking, crusty batteries that have been sitting for far too long.
Household batteries include both single-use and rechargeable dry cell batteries used to power toys, cameras, radios, flashlights, hearing aids, and many other portable products.
I have a preventative tip to avoid those times when it's difficult to remove the dead batteries from electronics equipment. Whenever I need to replace batteries in anything, I put a long strip of tape around each battery, leaving a "tail" hanging.
In regards to your tip about putting flashlight batteries in backwards to prevent accidental discharge, many designs of flashlights will allow them to operate even if both batteries are reversed. Also, even one battery reversed will allow discharge if accidentally switched on.
My question is... Does putting batteries in the freezer extend their life? I have been told that it does. Can someone answer this question. Thank you,
This is a cool old school link on the topic
Freezing batteries usually kills them. I accidentally left some out in our garage for a few days - the air temperature was around -15 'C (A home freezer should be about -18 'C). When I tried them, they were all dead.
As soon as I return home from work, I take my watch off. I always pull the pin out to stop the time and therefore save on battery usage. It only takes a second in the morning to set the time and I won't have to replace the battery as often.
By Kathy from Houston, TX
My mornings are busy and I would forget to push it back in. I have never had to replace a battery in any of my watches. By the time they go dead, I am ready for a new style. My watches usually last 3 or more years! Of course my watches don't cost much because I am rough on watches. (05/21/2010)
By Teresa Kay
I have very good watches. My oldest is around 25 years old. Batteries don't go dead so often that I would ever think to save money this way. They usually last YEARS for an $8 investment. (05/21/2010)
By Beth
I would be worried that pushing/pulling the pin daily would shorten the life of the watch. Considering batteries last five or more years, I am not sure I would risk my watch this way. If you are not going to wear it for a period of time, it sounds like a good idea. (05/22/2010)
By Jilson
Would it help my watch battery last longer if I pulled the pin at night so it didn't run for that period of time? I have 2 watches and they always go dead about the same time.
Sandy from Baltimore
Yes, most definitely a watch battery will last longer if the stem of the watch is pulled out when not being worn. That is, if you can remember to do it. I have too many watches , of course, mostly inexpensive ones that serve also as jewelry you might say. I switch off watches depending on my outfit and mood. Usually I just don't remember to pull the stem out but when I have done it, the battery has lasted longer. Also, when you pull the stem out, it means having to take a second or two to reset the watch. I guess I usually just don't take the time to mess around with the watches and just take them off and put them on and hope for the best on the battery. By the way, I get my watch batteries changed at Wal-Mart where it is less than $3. That is quite a bit cheaper than having it done at a jeweler. (07/13/2006)
By Debbie52
I have a lot of watches and one day took 8 watches to Walmart to get the batteries replaced and it was $17. That was a lot to spend on batteries at one time, so now I pull the stem every time I take a watch off and it only takes a second to reset it next time you wear it. That was before Christmas and none of the batteries have went out yet! (08/24/2006)
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Dion is one of Tesco's in-house electronics brands and the VSTBAW10 is one of its cheap and cheerful Freeview boxes. It's not HD-ready, but it provides a quick and easy way of watching digital channels on older TVs not already equipped with their own digital tuner.
On the outside the VSTBAW10 is an attractive looking device, sporting a fetching white finish and slender dimensions – it's about the same size as a Blu-ray disc case. Curves at each end are another nice touch. Build quality isn't great – it's plasticky and light as a feather – but we refer you to that ultra-low price tag. On the front is a black strip, embedded into which is an LED that glows red when in standby.
Rear socketry is as simple as it gets – an RF input for your rooftop aerial, a loopthrough output (which you'll need if you need to pass the signal onto another device) and a single Scart output, which offers composite and higher-quality RGB pictures.
The most eye-catching feature of this box is the ability to access Channel Zero, a range of over-the-air interactive services using Trove technology, created by Electra Entertainment. It's a way of delivering connected TV-style premium content and apps to non-connected set-top boxes, and Tesco is the first of the company's retail partners. Among the content on offer at present is Reuters news, Met Office weather updates, What's On TV magazine and PlayJam games. It's accessed from the EPG or by hitting the dedicated button on the remote. It doesn't come with Channel Zero installed – you have to activate it onscreen and it's downloaded while the box is in standby, which takes a few hours.
Please take this as a constructive criticism rather than a complaint: I'm happy to skim or skip reviews that I don't find interesting, but it seems a bit incongruous with the flavour of this site for you to be reviewing a bargain basement set top box which has got some sort of glorified Teletext thing bolted on. If it wasn't for "Channel Zero" (which to me seems a worthless feature) I doubt you'd have reviewed this. Is it your view that Channel Zero is a sufficiently interesting addition to merit reviewing a product that you'd otherwise have ignored?
Don't get me wrong, I'm not knocking the box - it has its place in opening up Freeview access to less well off people who have an old TV and are yet to make the leap to digital, but (and I accept I may be wrong here) I don't expect you have more than a handful of readers who fit that demographic.
Thanks for this review. I'll purchase one (or something very similar) to use with my old DVD/PVR box as a stop gap until the tech I really want improves a bit and, possibly, drops in price.
I bought a Dion Trove recorder (DTR500SS11) as it had a lot of recording capacity and was a reasonable price. It is probably the worst piece of electronic kit I have every purchased. Frequently the box will completely hang mid-operation. The only way out is to power on-off and then it declares it has a hardware fault and requires a complete reformat. Despite 2 complete reformats the errors just keep on reoccurring. During recording you may as well forget trying to use it to see other recorded programs as is suddenly stops responding to the remote. So a fast forward will carry on forwarding to the end. Save your money and get something better.
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SapDB is a very capable, mature (stems from abbadas,
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development and was GPL`ed some years ago.
SapDB offers an oracle compatibility mode. This is good
enough for Sap apps (erp, acounting, crm) to be run
from oracle frequently.
To many people it can mean a GPL databases with a
smooth migration to oracle if need be. Perhaps, with
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I would think adding Mysql and (my favourite)
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Re: Shot down for Chase Amazon?
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Little update here...
So apparently a recon was not necessary. I received this in my inbox this morning.
Congratulations! You have been approved for the Amazon.com Consumer Rewards Visa® Card. Your new card has been automatically added to your Amazon.com account as your default payment method. Before using your card, obtain your cardmember agreement and other important information about your account through the link below. Once you have obtained your cardmember agreement, you can start using your card immediately.
I guess they really did need additional time to process my application. I even double checked my Amazon account and the card has been added as a default payment with a little nice surprise...a $30 gift card! Mahah! I am shocked by the credit line however---$1,500 wth. It's a bit off from my CL on my freedom card (3k). I am going to call and ask Chase to match my Chase Amazon and Chase Freedom. Would they have to HP my credit again? And should I do it before or after I activate my card?
Congrats! You could call CS if you want, but you have to think of it as Chase extending you a total of $4,500 not two separate lines (if that makes sense), as they are both new cards. I personally would not call them until the 6 month mark, when you have more history with them. On another note, I think Chase has been awesome about letting people open (2) personal cards in a short time frame. This use to be highly unlikely, leading to a lot of myths revolving around this very subject. So CONGRATS and treat them well!
I guess you're right. Well now that I have the 3k limit, I'd rather have it be on Freedom since it has the most rewards. Maybe i'll wait and see if they give me an AUTO CLI in a few. I have some usage coming up for the holiday season.
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The gallery is please to announce our 2007 summer show. In the lighthearted spirit of summer pursuits, sand and salt air we have titled the show Surf and Turf.
The paintings and sculptures in this exhibition capture the images and the essence of summers past and evoke summers pleasures yet to come.
You can almost smell the hot dogs while marveling at Randy Fordâs photorealist painting of the boardwalk at Coney Island. This is Fordâs debut with the gallery. Peter Bahouth plays with the concept of stereoscopic vision. Take a peek into his view master style three-dimensional slide stands to see what private images are hiding there. Deborah Brown captures the âsurfâ in her painting Jumper and the âturfâ of our national parks in a midnight painting of an ambling bear. Brown is a well-known painter of natural environments. Lisa Dahl has her irreverent way with suburban houses in her photographs in which she obliterated the mcmansions with child like glitter. Her four small works are picture post cards from the suburbs. The artist Peter Dayton makes surfboards. Or does he make paintings? More accurately they are surfboard like paintings; a glossy homage to modernist painters. Joni Sternbach has been shooting photographs of surfers at Ditch Plains in Long Island and Santa Barbara CA for the past two years. Using wet plate collodian process she juxtaposes this historic technique with the contemporary subject matter. William Steiger contributes a serpentine aerial landscape. These precise landscapes are a persistent and iconic theme for Steiger.
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Recent changes to 43: Per mailbox newmail_commandhttps://sourceforge.net/p/gnubiff/feature-requests/43/2012-07-21T12:52:14ZPer mailbox newmail_command2012-07-21T12:52:14Z2012-07-21T12:52:14ZAnonymoushttps://sourceforge.net/u/userid-None/https://sourceforge.net9ed0d6924e067968ab3fbbd7e4e9c467df27e80e

Hi,

I have replaced my homebrewed Python IDLE script with `gnubiff --nogui'
 as the latter seems preferable (non-IDLE support; clever network
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However, I do miss the possibility to add per-mailbox newmail_command.
 In particular, I want to use gnubiff to monitor my boxes, and trigger
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E.g. gnubiff detects a new `gmail' and triggers `offlineimap -a
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Alternatively, if the `--nogui' interface was more verbose
 e.g. emitting in which mailbox a new mail was received I could write a
 custom script. This could be archived using string-expansion/flags in
 newmail_command. Then I would be able to call `~/bin/my_new_mail_script<br /> %b' where %b is replaced with the mailbox in question.<br /> </p> <p>This would also allow for notify-send commands, which some people<br /> might prefer. e.g. `notify-send New mail from %f: %s' where `%f'<br /> expands to `from' and `%s' exands to `subject'.

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With a Twitter handle @allIseeisgold (All I See Is Gold), Burroughs does not lack confidence and tweeted on Thursday "Dreaming of Gold tonight. My next tweet will be a picture of me holding that Gold medal!".
But tweets and dreams do come true as Burroughs overpowered Iran's Sadegh Goudarzi in the final of the 74kg (162lb) freestyle division to claim his gold medal and a $250,000 bonus.
Burroughs makes no apologies for his swashbuckling cockiness and neither does USA Wrestling, who paid out the astonishing bonus betting the charismatic 24-year-old world and Olympic champion can become the face of a sport that is often overlooked or lumped in with the staged theatrics of professional wrestling.
"Jordan Burroughs can be the face for wrestling," U.S. men's coach Zeke Jones told reporters. "Jordan is coming to that place where he can be one of the greatest wrestlers of all-time.
"He's putting himself in a position where he can make wrestling a mainstream sport.
"It will never be like basketball and football but he can certainly elevate the exposure and publicity of the sport."
Certainly, Burroughs is the type of athlete any sport covets as a spokesperson.
Unbeaten in major competition since 2009 with a 38-0 match winning streak, Burroughs is an intriguing combination of skill and furry on the mat, glib and approachable in the interview room.
"I'm ready to wrestle anyone who steps across that line. If the Queen of England came out on the mat I probably would double-leg her," laughed Burroughs, with a sly smile that hinted at an element of truth.
Fearless and menacing, Burroughs says he is ready to take on all challengers and challenges with none more daunting than being the saviour of his sport.
It has not been a great Olympics for U.S. grapplers who were shut out of the medals in Greco-Roman and managed only a bronze from Clarrisa Chun in the women's competition.
The results are the reflection of a sport in decline in the United States, increasingly marginalized by an old nemesis professional wrestling and the new threat mixed martial arts (MMA).
It is a good bet that most Americans' introduction to the sport was provided by one of the other World Wrestling Entertainment's (WWE) stable of villains and heroes but the bigger danger comes from the MMA, which is turning college-wrestling programs into a talent pipeline.
The $250,000 payout to any gold medalist was USA Wrestling's attempt at trying to keep their best from chasing fame and fortune in the octagon.
Even Burroughs has said his future is in the MMA but not until after the 2016 Rio Games.
"I want to be the face of wrestling. I want to be that star people can look up to," said Burroughs. "When you describe wrestling I want everyone to know who Jordan Burroughs is.
"That's the goal for me.
"We don't get a lot of exposure as a sport and I'm trying to be that guy who can put us on ESPN. Poker is on ESPN more than wrestling is so I think I just got a royal flush."
While wrestling is one of the Olympics charter sports, practiced in ancient times by Greek philosopher Plato, it is not one of the London Games hot tickets and is tucked away in one of the smaller venues.
Among the Olympics big players, the U.S., China and Britain, which between them have claimed one gold medal on the mats, there are no familiar names and few that roll easily off the English tongue.
Even at the Olympics, where some of the world's more anonymous sports such as fencing and rhythmic gymnasts get their moment in the spotlight, wrestling has been left in the shadows.
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"I was most disappointed by the attitude of the British wrestling federation," said Martinetti. "Three places were awarded to Great Britain but they decided to keep only one."
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DSPP gene and is inherited in an autosomal dominant manner.[1]Dentinogenesis imperfecta is a condition that results in issues with tooth development, causing the teeth to be translucent and discolored (most often a blue-gray or yellow-brown in color). Individuals with this disorder tend to have teeth that are weaker than normal which leads to increased wear, breakage, and loss of the teeth. This can affect both primary (baby) and permanent teeth. Dentinogenesis imperfecta is caused by mutations in the
There are three types of dentinogenesis imperfecta.
There are three types of dentinogenesis imperfecta.
Type I: occurs in people who have osteogenesis imperfecta, a genetic condition in which bones are brittle, causing them to break easily.
Type II and type III: usually occur in people without another inherited disorder. Some families with type II also have progressive hearing loss. Type III was first identified in a population in Brandywine, Maryland. Some researchers believe that dentinogenesis imperfecta type II and type III, along with a similar condition called dentin dysplasia type II, are actually just different forms of a single disorder.[1]
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- Dentinogenesis imperfecta. Genetics Home Reference (GHR). November 2009; http://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition=dentinogenesisimperfecta. Accessed 9/29/2015.
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Film Studies
Anustup Basu (chair)
J. B. Capino (Fall)
Ramona Curry (Spring)
Sandy Camargo (Specialized faculty)
Dave Morris (Specialized faculty)
Michael Shetina (grad student)
Tim Newcomb, ex officio
Rob Barrett (chair)
Jodi Byrd
Spencer Schaffner
John Gallagher
Tim Newcomb, ex officio
Kirkpatrick Symposium
David Wright (chair)
Siobhan Somerville
Curtis Perry
Lindsay Russell (Spring)
Lucinda Cole
Harriett Green (chair)
Gordon Hutner
Lori Newcomb
Vicki Mahaffey (Fall)
Kyle Garton-Gundling (Specialized faculty)
Wendy Truran (grad student)
Committee on Specialized Faculty
Tim Newcomb (chair)
Julia Saville
Rob Barrett
Andy Gaedtke
Alex Shakar (Fall 2015)
Kristi McDuffie (Assoc. Dir. Rhetoric)
Bruce Erickson (Dir. Professional Writing)
Jodee Stanley (Dir. Creative Writing)
Syd Slobodnik (Senior Instructor)
Andrew Moss (Senior Lecturer)
Visiting Writers Readings Committee
Steve Davenport
Janice Harrington
Brigit Kelly
Mike Madonick
Julie Price
John Rubins
Ted Sanders
Alex Shakar
Writing Prizes
Joy Harjo
Janice Harrington
Brigit Kelly
Mike Madonick
Julie Price
John Rubins
Ted Sanders
Alex Shakar