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Subdivision plans at two area ski resorts reviewed
Subdivision plans for a potential sale of two area ski resorts needs a little fine tuning, the Carbon County Planning Commission said recently.
During the monthly meeting of the county planning commission on Tuesday, Ivan O. Meixell Jr., county planner, overviewed Blue Ridge Real Estate Company and Big Boulder Corporation's plans for subdivisions at Big Boulder and Jack Frost Ski areas. The plans call for subdividing the ski area land, located in Lake Harmony, Kidder Township, from the rest of land owned by Blue Ridge Real Estate.
Craig Harahus, land manager for Blue Ridge Real Estate Company, who was present at the meeting, said that the reason for the subdivisions is because Blue Ridge Real Estate is intending to sell those plots to Peak Resorts Inc. of Wildwood, Missouri, the current leasee of the ski resorts.
Harahus added that Peak Resorts has been operating Big Boulder and Jack Frost for the last five years.
Meixell explained that the two plans, as submitted are missing some minor and major information. These issues will need to addressed and resolved before plans could move forward.
On the Big Boulder proposal, Meixell outlined the seven problem areas and told Harahus what needs to be done to make the plan compliant with the Kidder Township Land Development Ordinance. He then recommended that the board give conditional plan rejection until all conditions are addressed and mitigated. The motion passed 5-0. Al Feuerstein, Dale Poe, Fred Bresswein and Ted Nagle were absent.
On the Jack Frost Ski Area proposal, Meixell also outlined four problem areas and then recommended that the board give conditional plan approval, provided that the conditions are addressed and mitigated. The motion passed 5-0.
Before further action could be taken by the companies, the proposals must also be approved by Kidder Township.
Blue Ridge Real Estate Company currently owns over 10,000 acres of land that surrounds and includes the two ski resorts. Harahus explained prior to Meixell giving his recommendations that there are plans to develop about 4 percent of the land into 3,000 vacation units. This project, as proposed, would be completed over the next few decades.
Harahus added that these units are a huge source of revenue for the Kidder Township area because each unit brings in about $3,000 a year in real estate taxes.
Currently about 1,000 of these units have been developed over the last decade.
In other matters, the board also voted on four other subdivision proposals in the county. They are:
• Kirk and Stacy Schwartz and Darren E. Reinhart, proposed a subdivision at 144 Bear Creek Drive, Penn Forest Township. Plans call for subdividing .478 acres off the Schwartz's 163.67 acres; and combining it with Reinhart's land, creating a new 5.224-acre plot. This plan received plan approval.
• Joseph McConnell proposed a lot line revision at 201/203 North Main Lane, Lehighton. Plans call for combining the two lots. This plan received conditional plan rejection until issues outlined by Meixell are addressed and mitigated.
• Kevin G. Rhoads, Kathy A. Long, and Wayne E. Nothstein proposed a subdivision and lot line revision at 43 Third Ave., and 92 Stedman Ave., Lehighton. The plans call for subdividing .97 acres into four lots. The plan received conditional plan approval.
• Lynn A. Coll and Paul L. Tarone proposed a subdivision at 760 Spring Mountain Road, Packer Township; and a lot line revision at 147 Sand Spring Road, Packer Township. The plans call for subdividing Coll's 22.71 acres into two lots, and then combining a 1.06-acre plot with Tarone's 2.97-acre lot. The plan received conditional plan approval.


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What's going on with me.
So yesterday morning I woke up in terrible pain. I ended up having them move my doctors app from today to yesterday because I started seeing a lot of blood and a quite a few clots in my urine. So they ran a bunch of blood test regarding my hives and I think there was something for the uti's but I'm not sure. I go back on the 13th to talk about the results, and they prescribed me some antibiotics to help get rid of what i assume is another bladder infection.
Its all get very irritating. I am not sure if the BDing we did this weekend caused it to get this bad, or what. But now I am 2 DPO and just barely got some bding in there before I O'd. I am not expecting to get a sticky bean this month.
So as I was typing this my SO called. His boss called everyone in to talk to them today. Due to his divorce and everything he has going on he won't be able to keep the place open anymore. So SO just lost his job and doesn't know when they will stop working but most likely next week.
I am so stressed right now I don't even know what to do. He made more than me and was the reason we made it every month. I don't even know what do right now.
Re: What's going on with me.
:bighug: I'm so sorry hun....I'm sure everything will work out fine. We're here if you need to talk/rant. :hug:
Re: What's going on with me.
Thanks Dri, its just so stressful. He can get unemployment but that's not his full pay and I am just so worried about what we are going to do.
His boss is being really cool about it and trying to find them somewhere else to go, but still. We can't count on someone else finding him a job.
Re: What's going on with me.
Pray, and pray some more. God might have a better plan for him.
Re: What's going on with me.
Awww I'm sorry Sam :( that all is so stressful! Everything's going to work out tho even when it seems like its a never ending battle with the stresses of life it's going to be ok! Wish I could come hug you! I'm sorry love chin up ok! :)
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I am so sorry Sam that you are going through all of this. I really hope that you can get some answers from the doctor and they can help you get healhy and stay healthy!!! I am sorry that Ryan lost his job, praying that he can find another one really soon!!! :console: :hug: Keep your chin up!!!
Re: What's going on with me.
Thanks ladies. Your support means so much to mean, even if it just your thoughts and prayers and a few virtual hugs.
I am having a bad day today. My hives have basically exploded, I could feel them while I was sleeping so I didn't get much sleep last night. Plus my bladder is just killing me. I am a ball of nerves and on the verge of tears all the time.
Me and SO don't deal with stress in the same way so he doesn't understand why I get upset. So that leads us to bicker about stuff, which isn't helping the stress.
I just hope everything works out, because from where I am right now I feel like I am being hit from all sides.
Thanks again for all your T&P. If you could keep them coming, it would mean a lot.
Its nice to have you ladies to rant a little and relieve some of the bottled up stress.
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yay! glad to see they did another video like this
This is super awesome. "I feel like I could fight 7 donkeys at once" 😂😂😂😂
"Just got married in 1987"
Great to see people really wanting to get to know and understand people from foreign countries rather than wanting to get rid of them because they are different. :D
For the first time I actually knew every dish they were eating, hooraayy!
Greetings from Croatia :)
Pozdrav iz Hrvatske :D
Getting to know others, and about their cultures, is how you get rid of hatred.
Baklavaaa 😍😍😍
buzzfeed never fails to impress
Next time try stuffed peppers Bosnian way and goulash yummmm
Ćevapi oh I miss you 😄😄😄
Oh man I want some burek and ćevapi!!!!
Serbian food is the best <3
Eto Balkanci se probili na BuzzFeedu hahaha ! Bernarda Svaguša
This is my favorite BuzzFeed video yet! Keep exploring new cultures and sharing them with us!!
try bukharian food next, its delicious
Balkan Foods are one of the best food ... once u taste it , u'll ask for more ...
Lidia LoncarMichaela Urnauer-AlilovićMia PudaMatea Puda now I'm hungry :(
Daniel Kraft Ljubljana <3
This made me smile. Thought you may enjoy it.. Goran Kralj Dejan Kralj Mladen Kralj :)
I'm so glad you're going to continue these! They're my favorite!!
I love these kind of videos!
Suzi Glavaš Aida Medija this vid. made me miss back home
I love you buzzfeed.
I want to do this!! It's going on my bucket list👍
freaking love this. would kill to see more videos like this BuzzFeed Video!
Petar Luketina
Yung Leon you are gonna try all this being at my house all the time heheheh
Gordana PrgometNikola CancarMia Mlivic 😂
"Right now I feel like I could fight like 7 donkeys at once" XD
I love how much diversity you guys are bringing into this world
Franka Zigic Emily Brzoja mađarice where are you ;:(
Kristina Jankovic Maja Milanovic Clara Mazzanti
I love these videos. It gives us insight on different cultures and foods.
Miki Milane :D Jelena Soskic Maja B Romanović :*
Irena Femic Jelena Soskic ❤
Man ... Is this for real?
I cannot believe this dude!
These are all Turkish food, literally, all of those. But actually I can understand why they call it Balkan. It is because the Ottoman Empire had conquered the Balkan and so came the Ottoman culture (so also the food) to the Balkan.
Jean Pierre Soso Milan Vidanović
Dragan Hristov Bukinac, Kosta Dodovski, Zivko Dodovski, Simonna Atanasova Nom Nom!!
Andrea Biro wanna eat burek again
I wanna go eat Balkan food with you <3 Cyrina D Hadad
Steve Bjelanovic Stefanie Krasic Miles Krasic Tati Ana Mihajlo Todorovic Aleksandar Todorovic
Becky Weaver next time you go
I really want to try Balkan cuisine now. Everything looked so good!
Igor Lukic and Melissa Carpenter
Love this...great way to get a peak inside some of the cool, interesting and fun things about other cultures/countries! All my closest friends are living close to me, but are from far away countries. That would be great if you made more videos like this.
I was glad to see them make a video starring the cab driver and his journey to america very interesting!
Alexander Gesos an solchen Jugos, verbessere ich mein Englisch-Jugo Akzent 😂😂
Sabina this is amazing! They tried burek and cevapi omg
Our food Elma Omukic :D (Y)
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8 Months Old Baby And Fussy
Is it safe to give an 8 month old baby Infant Tylenol (acetaminophen) every day during teething to help with teething pain & discomfort? Baby's weight is 18 lbs.
Prob not necessary: Usually the parents have more discomfort than baby. Fewer drugs are better than more drugs. Cold teething rings are safe to use without relying on Tylenol (acetaminophen) ...Read more
Fussy (Definition)
A fussy infant or child is one who may be more irritable than usual. She may not eat as much as usual and may have trouble sleeping. A fussy baby may have an infection, teeth coming in, a tummy ache, or just be distressed due to a change of schedule or "having a bad day". If it persists or she can't sleep or eat anything, ...Read more
Why would happy 8 month old baby get fussy suddenly when mom is interviewing nanny candidate who is bad?
Mom: Babies are very sensative to the mood and body language of their parents. If the sitter was " bad", the mom probably tensed up. The baby feels this and is scared and begins fussy. Most likely explanation. ...Read more
My 8 month old has been throwing up the baby food but not the formula. He is also teething. He isn't fussy after. It just happens. ?
Need more info: throwing up as in he swallows it and then a while later he vomits it? does he do it with all kinds of baby food or just one particular kind? vomiting sometimes indicates possible allergy. stop that particular food. try another. wait avweek then try the one he vomits again to see how he reacts. also talk to your pediatrician ...Read more
My 8 month old has rectal temp of 100.4 since two days, fussy, vomits on force eating, teething, no other symptom?
Fever advice: These symptoms with fever can be due to many causes, mostly harmless viral infections which resolve, but there are more serious bacterial infections (e.g. ear, chest, urine, meningitis are some) which may need assessment by your doctor. See http://www.kidshealth.org.nz/fever for comprehensive advice. Teething is not always the cause of a fever. Fluids are more important than food for a sick child. ...Read more
My 8 month old has 99.5 temperature on forehead, no other symptom, fussy not eating and vomits when eats food .he is also teething.
Too vague to answer: You try to make sure that he does not get dehydrated. If he is pushing you away then don't force him to eat. He may have a sore throat. You can try some paracetamol (10-15 mg/kg/dose every 4 hr. If he doesn't improve bring him to his doc. ...Read more
8 months old. Fever between 100-101.5, very runny nose (some blood), very fussy, very congested. Has been this was for about 2 days. What do I do?
Miserable URIs: Most upper respiratory infections (uris) are due to viruses so antibiotics don't help. The associated fever usually is gone by 3 days so if not would then seek medical care. Saline nasal spray may help congestion. Encourage fluids. Uris can make kids miserable, but if lethargic throughout the day seek immediate medical care. ...Read more
Was wondering how much sleep should an 8 month old infant get?
A lot: There are several phases of sleep and one of the most important levels for maximum rest and renovation is delta phase. This is the deepest level of sleep in which hgh (human growth hormone) is released and in children provides one of the most potented hormones that naturally helps the body to grow and develop. This is why infants require so much sleep. ...Read more
My infant is 3 weeks old after each feeding he vomits no food is staying down . It came through his nose he is really fussy nothings working.
Acid reflux vs other: This could be acid reflux which is common in infants. Reflux usually causes vomiting through the mouth or nose after feedings, with abrupt position change, or when pressure is placed on the abdomen. The severity of reflux varies. Projectile vomiting, green vomit, weight loss and lethargy are concerning for more serious GI issues and should be evaluated immediately. ...Read more
How much infant tylenol (acetaminophen) can I give to my 17 lb 8 month old?
80mg: The recommended dose for a infant is 10-15 mg/kg & your baby weighs about 8kg. I would start at 80mg. Many products that come in dropper bottles have lines on the dropper, the first line is usually 40 mg and the 2nd is 80. ...Read more
I have a 8 month old daughter. I started solid food(homemade) 2 months back. Should i add salt to her food? People say I should not add salt to babies food as the amount of sodium babies need is already there in the formula. She is on similac and the sod
It's true!: No need to add additional salt to infant foods. She is getting her salt requirements through formula and baby food. Adding salt will only cause her to acquire a taste for it, which in the long run is unhealthy. Additionally, excess salt at this age could cause electrolyte imbalances in her small body, which can have serious consequences. ...Read more
Is there nething helpful 4 treating infant RSV other than hot steam and breathing treatment? My 8 month old is miserable...
Be patient: Most of RSV infection in infant of yours requires supportive care, i.e., encouraging fluid intake and watching. Hot steam is not of help. Pay extra attention to infant's breathing. If infant's breathing becomes noticeably heavy, check with your baby's pcp again. ...Read more
Why is my 8 month old baby vomiting after eating dairy(milk based porridge for babies or cottage cheese) but yet he doesn't after vomit eating formula
Whole milk products: Whole milk products may not be tolerated until after 12 months of age. Use infant formula (or breast milk) to make sure your baby gets the right balance of digestible nutrients. If your baby still doesn't tolerate whole cow's milk after a year of age, you may need to try a lactose free cow's milk or soy milk . Some babies can tolerate yogurt, since the lactose is broken down more. ...Read more
My 2 month old is fussy and has a lot of phlegm he has been able to sleep he has been coughing too can I give him some infant tylenol (acetaminophen) ?
Not advised:
Your baby may have an upper respiratory or lower respiratory infection. I would advise, baby nasal saline and gently removing the nasal mucus and checking the temperature.
If there is a temperature of 100.4 or more, please see your physician. T
If there is wheezing or a hacking cough, vomiting or any respiratory distress, please seek medical care from you pediatrician. ...Read more
Is it high needs infant or colic? Fussy all day n night and never seems satisfied. Not eating normal and just flat out miserable. Help, please!
Fussy baby: A pediatrician's evaluation and input are necessary. It could be formula-related, food- and medicine-related if breastfeeding, lactose intolerance if gassy and spitting up, acid reflux if regurgitating or vomiting to name a few. Tense moms tend to get colicky infants - try being calm. Take a break - have a close relative or a close friend take over for minutes or hours to rest &catch up on sleep. ...Read more
Is it normal for babies to be fussy after second hepatitis b shot?
Yes: For a day or two. Low grade fever is also common. ...Read more
Why do babies get fussy about going to sleep even when they are tired?
Change: A babies perception may be stressed as they enter into a sleep phase as they don't understand leaving an awake state. They are aware something is happening but don't wish it too. Try playing soothing white noise - spa music - in the background to help the baby relax. Avoid rocking to sleep as they will get used to it and will grow older and have sleep issues unless always rocked. ...Read more
Is there a medical explanation for why I get irritable and easily frustrated when hungry? Is it tied to how babies get fussy?
Predictable variatin: The human system performs best as an integrated machine when it is well rested (good sleep patterns), well nourished, not sick and in a comfortable setting. It performs less well when any of these factors is less than optimal. Brain food is part of it, but the body is more like a mobile blowing in the wind.One part moving influences all the rest. ...Read more
Is there any lifestyle choices i can do to make my fetus not turn out to be a fussy/irritable infant? He's very active at 27 weeks. Anything i can do to calm and ease him?
The only cause and effect evidenced by medical study that causes a fussy/irritable baby is the effect of drugs like cocaine, heroin and caffeine. Even a stressed out mom does not cause a stressed out baby since the physiological effects of maternal stress are transient.
The good news; active infants at 27 weeks gestation do not predict actual infant behaviou after birth. Good luck! stay happy. ...Read more
Irritability cough and a runny nose in an infant?
Depends on . . .: Babies ages 3-12 months can easily catch colds from other people. If there is just a runny nose, without much fussiness, without any high fever, without other worrisome symptoms, then parents can leave the nose alone. If the mucous is blocking the nose somewhat, try a few drops of saline, followed by gentle suctioning with a suction bulb. A doctor should examine younger or more symptomatic babies. ...Read more
What to do for infant 5 weeks who is constipated. Breast fed with rice cereal in pumped milk for reflux, also on Zantac (ranitidine) two times daily. Has not had bowel movement in two days and is very fussy
Breast fed baby: Your babys " constipation" may not be related to the rice cereal at all. Breast fed babies can go a whole week without having a stool and are not considered constipated. ...Read more
Fussiness (Definition)
Fussiness = being dissatisfied ...Read more


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Age Advantage
Age Advantage,
Serving Seniors Since 1998
Serving seniors...it is our passion, our life's mission, our honor. They have spent their lives building the world we enjoy. They have fought for our freedoms, paved our streets, built our schools, and invented our necessities. Some brought us into the world and invested everything they had for us. Our children now swing from the trees they planted. These beautiful lives that have experienced the gains and losses, the successes and failures, the laughter and tears of life are the lives we serve.
Over a decade ago we started a small home care agency in San Diego, California. We had one goal in mind... quality care for seniors. Poor service is unacceptable, especially to those that find themselves emotionally or physically vulnerable. We are very proud to say that we raised the bar for professionalism, dependability, and service in the homecare industry. Now, with the help of many wonderful franchise owners, Age Advantage serves seniors throughout our great nation.
You can rest assured that Age Advantage will care for you or your loved ones with professionalism, safety, and respect.
It is a pleasure to serve you and your family. May God bless and keep you always!
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Design: Studio Tonin Creatives
Elliptical wooden buffet with sides and doors in curved glass. Available in different finishing. Rounded smooth shapes define this sideboard that furnishes with taste and distinction.
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Artist Profile
Sam Mahon Bastards & Dearly Beloved
I was born in 1954 on a cold morning in July. It was raining and someone was playing The Basin Street Blues. My father imagined a career for me which included playing for the All Blacks, graduating from Harvard with a doctorate in constitutional law, and spending my evenings drinking gin in a house designed by Miles Warren.
I let him down. I went to Art School instead. After two highly confusing years, they threw me out. Oddly, since leaving, I have done nothing but paint, sculpt, etch and write.
My public works include The Southern Man at Dunedin airport, Mackenzie in Fairley, Regret in the Christchurch Botanical gardens, and The Fool at the Christchurch Arts Centre. I have written three books; The Year of the Horse (Montana best first book) The Water Thieves and My Father's Shadow. My latest work was a poetic collaboration with Mozart fellow Chris Adams, the Auckland Philharmonic and Stuart Devenie, and was performed at the 2011 Auckland Readers and Writers festival, 'Works with Words'.


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|29 Mar 2013
Dual Boot Option has gone
I had my system set up to dual boot to either W7 or W8 and was given the option at boot up to select either one. Due to a crash of the W7 partition I ended up formating that particular partition and doing a cmplete re-install of W7. Now I do not get the option to select at boot up. The PC just goes straight to W7. Anyone know how to get my dual option back.
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Sounds like you installed to the Windows 8 partition.
Can you post a screen shot of Disk management?
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& list what each partition is for.
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If you know you didn't install over Win8, then I'd run Windows 8 Automatic Repair to see if it will add Win7, or just starts Win8.
Then if it starts Win8, install EasyBCD to add Win7.
You can also add 8 from 7 using EasyBCD but you'll not get the Metro GUI Dual Boot menu, if that matters.
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See whether EasyBCD can fix it: Windows 7 - EasyBCD - NeoSmart Technologies Wiki
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|30 Mar 2013
Win 8 RP, Win 7, XP
"Dual-boot Repair" fixes Windows 7 / Windows 8 dual boot on click.
Download from boyans.net.
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|31 Mar 2013
Have attached a snip file of my disk management. My primary HD is 320gb (Disk 2) with two partitions C: and D: I was sure W7 was installed on C: and W8 on D:
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|31 Mar 2013
As all HDD are marked ACTIVE for a OS, how any OS's are installed.
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|31 Mar 2013
I don't see a Windows 8 on there.
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|31 Mar 2013
Only OS partitions should be marked Active. Start by marking all others Inactive now: Partition - Mark as Inactive - Windows 7 Forums
If you have Win8 on one of the other HD's which we can't determine because you didn't tell us and it is not labeled, I'd boot into the Win8 disk to run Windows 8 Automatic Repair which will at least start Win8 and may add Win7 to a Dual Boot menu using the Metro-style Win8 Dual Boot menu. If not you can install EasyBCD to add Win7 from the Win8 OS.
Or you can mark Inactive all non-OS HD's, unplug all but the Win8 HD, run Auto Repair on Win8 to start it, then after Win8 starts plug back in the other HD's to boot your choice of OS's via the BIOS Boot Menu key at boot.
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Ed Schultz Suspends Himself for Calling Laura Ingraham a 'Right Wing Slut'; Apology Offered
Remember as you read the story that this is the same guy who accused Sarah Palin of being sexist toward President Obama.
From the Daily Caller:
Finally the other shoe dropped on the Ed Schultz controversy on Wednesday.
In a release from MSNBC management, the network announced it would suspend Schultz for one week without pay for remarks he made on his Tuesday radio show calling conservative talker Laura Ingraham a "right-wing slut." However, Schultz will be permitted to address the remarks on his Wednesday television show with the suspension beginning immediately afterwards:
"MSNBC management met with Ed Schultz this afternoon and accepted his offer to take one week of unpaid leave for the remarks he made yesterday on his radio program. Ed will address these remarks on his show tonight, and immediately following begin his leave. Remarks of this nature are unacceptable and will not be tolerated," the statement reads.
MSNBC has a zero-tolerance policy for remarks like that… for a week.
It's funny how MSNBC pretends to not tolerate that kind of talk, and then admit that Schultz was the one who suggested his punishment. Way to crack down on your insufferable blowhards, MSNBC.
Update: Schultz, as a self-allowed condition of his self-imposed punishment, was self-permitted to issue an apology for calling Ingraham a "right wing slut." That apology can be seen here. It's also re-enacted in this video:
6 Responses to "Ed Schultz Suspends Himself for Calling Laura Ingraham a 'Right Wing Slut'; Apology Offered"
Tim S on
May 26th, 2011 12:45 am
He got to choose his own punishment. Pretty good deal.
SignPainterGuy on
May 26th, 2011 1:29 am
If a conservative talk show host said anything remotely as ugly as that – I don`t think a REAL conservative ever would in the first place…..but if s/he did, we`d hear about a firing 24/7……….for a month or more !
Ed basically gets a pass – his choice of a single week`s suspension – and gets to keep his tv / radio shows !? Is there something beyond a "double" standard ?
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May 26th, 2011 11:26 am
Erm..? Bit of a pattern here. Probably ratings driven and almost Olby-esque. Puppet master Soros is staffing up "Current TV" w/ faux extremist blowhards like Moore and Olby.
They're 'stoked'! So on the way out, they get a few last cheap shots in to fire up their 18-30 hipster demographic and build new brand allegiance from a failing OLD one! "Dude, did you hear that rad dude call that b!tch that looks like my MOM a total sl@t!? Well he's moving to this totally rad new station called Circumvent TV… or 'something'?"
Well, firstly, if we all look like b!tches and pr!cks to you clowns ( you're cut OFF and can top off your bong by means other than ourselves! ) and secondly, we're calling GE out on this! Like Michelle said just this morning, this wasn't a slip of the tongue. It was perfectly deliberate.
We need to shut down this "farm team system".
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May 26th, 2011 3:03 pm
When I first saw this guy Schultz, my first I thought was Chris Burke (Corky from Life Goes On) bagged a tv gig. Then when Shultz tried to make a point, I realized I was watching someone with severe brain damage and not Burke.
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May 26th, 2011 3:14 pm
Dain Bramage ! But a whole lot less funny !
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May 26th, 2011 8:54 pm
Isn't this also the entire basis of Bill Mahar's punditry?
(Let's see… my 10 viewers dropped to 3. I better attack Sarah Palin, her baby or Bristol's baby, or 'evil' Jews, or something… If my ratings don't go up, even HBO will can me!)
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Between waking and dreaming. Schizophrenia, paranoia and other surrealism all have similarities. Um, Bruce Ivins neone?
Loughner is a special individual. Look at his a snippet of his web video.
Remember John Patrick Bedell, Pentagon Shooter? See his dossier on Gawker.
Similarities are uncanny, you'll notice that both of them:
The unintelligible posts show the judgment of the individual was clouded. The posts about mind control, civil rights and the government, is a person who is delirious. Adding a gun to the equation changes the situation into a possibly violent one.
A profile is emerging:
Oh, this just in, Loughner was a pothead too.
While his mental health / grip with reality deteriorating are quite obvious, hope of life in an asylum is unlikely. Pictures of him around firearms or demonstrating violent ideation are viewed as signs of a criminal mind, not one that would match the criteria for insanity in US.
Loughner, Jared Lee. Classitup10's Youtube. . 2011-01-08. URL: http://www.youtube.com/user/Classitup10. Accessed: 2011-01-08. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/5vamCHeKc)
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Former Assistant, Niece Reflect on JFK's Legacy
Fifty years ago today, one of America's most revered presidents was sworn into office. His inauguration speech, John F. Kennedy implored the nation to "ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country." Host Michel Martin discusses the slain president's legacy with Richard Donahue, Vice Chairperson of the JFK Library Foundation, who was at the inauguration. They are joined by Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, John F. Kennedy's niece and the daughter of Robert and Ethel Kennedy.
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Now we'd like to go back to a moment in history that marks how many Americans think about public service even to this day. Today marks the 50th anniversary of the presidential inauguration of John F. Kennedy. As he took office, he delivered a speech that has become an indelible part of America's collective memory. Here's a short clip.
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President JOHN F. KENNEDY: And so, my fellow Americans, ask what not your country do for you, ask what you can do for your country.
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MARTIN: The 50th anniversary of that speech comes at a time when questions are, once again, being raised about the way politics is practiced in this country. Kennedy's commitment to public service was, of course, shared by his brother-in-law. And we note that Robert Sargent Shriver, Jr. died earlier this week at the age of 95. Sargent Shriver was the founding director of the Peace Corps and played a key role in the Johnson administration's war on poverty.
We wanted to talk more about the Kennedy family legacy. And so we spoke earlier this week with Richard Donahue. He's the vice chair of the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation. We also spoke with Kathleen Kennedy Townsend. She is John F. Kennedy's niece. She's a former gubernatorial candidate from Maryland. She's the oldest child of Robert and Ethel Kennedy. And she's also a member of the JFK Library Foundation board of directors. And I first asked Richard Donahue what it was like being at the ceremony on that cold, snowy day 50 years ago.
Mr. RICHARD DONAHUE (Vice Chair, John F. Kennedy Library Foundation): It was a very exciting time. It was the first moment for a Democratic president, after eight years of Republican rule, and it was an opportunity for Democrats all over the country to come to Washington.
MARTIN: What was going on, in part, at the time that motivated John F. Kennedy to make that particular call? Can you help remind us of that?
Mr. DONAHUE: Well, it was - the question was - what was the status of the country? He had campaigned on the basis that we were losing ground and we were not taking our proper role. And so it was a call to action.
MARTIN: And Ms. Kennedy Townsend, of course, in that time, as in the present time, your uncle was a person who inspired a lot of young people to get involved and kind of helped them think about public service in a different way. Now, you were only 10 years old at that time.
Ms. KATHLEEN KENNEDY TOWNSEND (Member, JFK Library Foundation Board of Directors): Well, actually, nine. I turned 10 later that year.
MARTIN: Okay. You were only nine. But do you remember what that occasion meant to you?
Ms. TOWNSEND: It was extremely exciting. It was, as you pointed out, very snowy, very cold. And in a sense that was perfect because I think what John Kennedy was saying to all of us, life is tough, life can even be unfair, but take action. Give something back. Be excited about the challenges, rather than retreat from them. He asked us, I'll ask you for sacrifice, but if you do it, it will be better for all of us.
And that's a wonderful message. And as Dick said, you know, a change from the eight years under President Eisenhower, which was sort of trying to quiet things down, rather than saying, this is a time of action, a time of change, a time of challenge.
MARTIN: And Mr. Donahue, you know, every administration generally comes in with a lot of excitement about the task ahead and a desire to make things better. And I wondered if you would take us back to - do you remember what it was that people were most excited about tackling? I mean the speech was not all sweetness and light. There were some tough words in there.
He talked about the nation calling upon citizens to bear the burden of a long twilight of struggle against the common enemies of man, and those enemies including tyranny, poverty, disease and war. So it was not just a sweetness and light speech, but can you help us remember what the challenges that...
Mr. DONAHUE: Well, I indeed, I do remember. It was a time of challenge, but it was his attitude that we had a country that was available to answer the challenge. And so that Washington was astir with all of the people who have -excited about the thought of a new presidency. And they were all anxious to join in.
MARTIN: Can I ask you, Mr. Donahue, if you don't mind my asking. Well, first, I do want to hear what the library's doing to commemorate the anniversary, what some of the events will be that people might be interested in. But then I also want to ask you about your thoughts about the tenor of our political discourse at the moment, which is something that's been very much in the news.
Mr. DONAHUE: I certainly remember that it was - it's much different than it was 50 years ago. Fifty years ago it was an excited environment, but not particularly antagonistic. And it wasn't about weakness in other people.
MARTIN: What are some of the events that people might participate in to commemorate the anniversary.
Mr. DONAHUE: Well, the library is celebrating the three years of President Kennedy. So that we've started already and had the election night, which we recreated at the library with the television reports and the declaration of the winning states. We have tapes of it. It showed Walter Cronkite being handed slips of paper and he'd say, oh, he's leading in Oregon, he's leading in... And then he'd be handed and said, no, it's in New Hampshire. It was the sloppiest performance you ever saw, but that was all there was at that time.
MARTIN: If you're just joining us, we're talking about the 50th anniversary of John F. Kennedy's inauguration as president. Our guests are Richard Donahue, a friend of the family and vice chair of the JFK Library Foundation. We also have with us, Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, John F. Kennedy's niece, the oldest child of Robert and Ethel Kennedy. She was there, too. She was 9 years old.
You know, this is an historic day for your uncle, but it's also the 21st is the 50th anniversary of when your father was sworn in as the attorney general. And what would you like us to be thinking about, particularly in relation to that important day? I mean, for many people now, we think about his very vigorous struggle in advance of civil rights, which is very difficult.
Ms. TOWNSEND: It was very, very tough. Three things that I think about my father. One, I think what he was able to do is see the challenges of justice in our country and let other people see them, who would prefer not to. Number two, as you say so eloquently, he took on the issue of civil rights. And I don't think when he became attorney general he knew what a tough challenge that was. He basically said, just get people to vote.
And then, as he was attorney general, he saw the intractable challenges that were posed by a Governor Wallace or a Ross Barnett. In fact, this letter he sent me on June 22nd, 1963, a letter that said, Dear Kathleen, we are trying to get two negroes into the University of Alabama over the objections of Governor Wallace. I hope when you get to college, you won't have these challenges. And one of those students was Vivian Malone, whose sister is Dr. Sharon Malone, and married to our present attorney general, Eric Holder. So it's wonderful that it's come around, but he learned as each day passed, just how tough civil rights was.
And the third thing that he understood was that the question of justice is what kind of society we had. And so we took on the issue of juvenile justice because he thought that too many kids were getting in trouble because they didn't have a good education, because they didn't have the mentors they needed or the adults who get them the jobs. And that if you were going to be a just country, you couldn't just go around prosecuting people, you had to create just conditions.
MARTIN: I am interested in your take on the question I asked Mr. Donahue earlier, which is the tenor of our politics today. You know, comparisons are always tricky, but your father was called many names in the course of his (unintelligible).
Ms. TOWNSEND: Yeah. I mean, I guess I have a slightly different view of politics. I mean, when I was growing up, when I was three and four and five years old, he was called ruthless all the time. In fact, I think he only became quiet after somebody said to him, where is your sense of decency? And then obviously we were not talking about that today. But, when my uncle, John Kennedy, went to Dallas, it was a vicious, vicious place with terrible things that were said.
So we have had, maybe right in 1960 and '61, a more civil conversation, but certainly 50 years ago there was very, very tough things said, with bad consequences, obviously, in Dallas, but also, many lives were destroyed by the McCarthy hearings.
MARTIN: What is your take on the moment we are now in? And is there a way forward? Do you think this is just something we need to get used to?
Ms. TOWNSEND: No. I mean, I think Americans realized they don't want to have such vicious conversations. I think the president did such an extraordinary job in Tucson by saying, can we live up to the expectations of our children? And tamp down that kind of rhetoric. That can be done and should be done because we have real questions about what kind of country we want to be, really. Not just throwing names around.
MARTIN: So, Mr. Donahue, final thought from you. What would you want us to be thinking about today?
Mr. DONAHUE: First, think of the speech that he made and the call to action that he made. Ask yourselves whether or not we responded to it. And we have, in many ways. After all, we put a man on the moon, which was something he called for. We introduced and eventually passed the civil rights bill. There are things that are available and that can be done. But we need the support of the people.
MARTIN: Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, final thought from you. I mean, so many things have transpired in your life. So much personal triumphant, yet personal tragedy up to and including just a few years ago when you lost your other uncle, Senator Kennedy.
Ms. TOWNSEND: Right.
MARTIN: And we are so sorry for that loss and all the losses.
Ms. TOWNSEND: Thank you. And I think we certainly miss Teddy a whole lot. It's interesting that this conversation has really been about America. The inaugural speech was often really about foreign policy. And I think my uncle, President Kennedy, certainly my father Teddy and Sarge Shriver, all - the men in the family - I would say Eunice, too, my mother. Can't be prejudiced against the women. But understood that America was important not only for Americans, but as a symbol of freedom and fairness and justice around the world.
So, what John Kennedy understood is America has a role in the world and an important responsibility there.
MARTIN: Kathleen Kennedy Townsend is the oldest child of Robert and Ethel Kennedy. She is the niece of - one of the nieces of John F. Kennedy. She's a member of the JFK Library Foundation board of directors. She's also the author of the book "Failing America's Faithful: How Today's Churches are Mixing God with Politics and Losing Their Way." And she was kind enough to join us here in our studios in Washington, D.C.
Richard Donahue is the vice chair of the JFK Library Foundation, and he was kind enough to join us from his home office in Venice, Florida. I thank you both so much for joining us on this important day.
Ms. TOWNSEND: Thank you so much for having us.
Mr. DONAHUE: Thank you very much.
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When I flick the pages at the remaindered book-stand at the Mall I'm quickly disabused. No perfection there! How on earth do all these books get edited, published and distributed - complete with cover art? Most represent months or years of someone's life - now remaindered at less than the printing cost. And all those trees killed to no purpose. At least I'm not guilty of that.
> The Meaning of Death
I was recently restored to life after being dead for several hours.
'Really?' you say, 'dead?' What does: 'dead' really mean?
At one time a person who was no longer breathing; who had no heartbeat; was limp and unconscious; and failed to respond to stimuli, like being poked with a knife; or having their heart removed; was pretty certainly dead.
Thus I was not actually dead. The colony of cells that is me remained relatively undamaged, still a viable living organism thanks to continuing oxygenated blood supply. In particular my brain was undamaged, so my mind could be restored to awareness when anaesthesia ceased.
> Skydiving
For my 70th Birthday Wendy took me at my word and bought me a voucher to go Skydiving. I've always wanted to try it and 75 is a limit for insurance. Not that I was likely to benefit from any insurance payout. Skydiving accidents are usually fatal.
> Climate Change - a Myth?
Partly in response to my article Carbon Footprints (below) several friends and acquaintances have told me that Climate Change is a myth.
Might this be true?
> Mega Battery for South Australia
The deal is now signed. South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill has contracted Elon Musk to provide the world's biggest battery, a 100 MW/129 MWh Tesla Powerpack, in a 100 days... 'or our money back'.
> Australia and Empire
The recent Australia Day and Invasion Day dispute made me recall again the late, sometimes lamented, British Empire.
> The McKie Family
This is the story of the McKie family down a path through the gardens of the past that led to where I'm standing now. Other paths converged and merged as the McKies met and wed and bred.
During that time Newcastle grew from a small port town into one of the World's most important and innovative cities. Thus they contributed to the prosperity, fertility and skill of that blossoming town during the century and a half when the garden there was at its most fecund.


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Who doesn't love a good purple smokey-ish eye for the Christmas Season, especially with a bit of sparkle thrown in?!
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"If you're caught, you're f*cked!" 04 June 2014 Comedy 174 mins
Caught! delivers laughs and hardcore sex galore, as a beautiful P.I. and her sexy assistant (Capri Cavanni and Wicked Contract Star, Asa Akira) go undercover (and under covers) to get the dirt on cheating spouses! No cheating man - or woman - is safe, as the dynamic dick and dike-loving pair go to great lengths to catch their cheater!
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Well Pleet, you can be disqualfied from a mortgage for having a low credit score, or a high debt to ration income, aka your monthly payments reported on your credit card vs how much you make each month. Paying off this card is going to help your debt to income ratio, but your lender would have already let you know if it was a problem. Paying down this card, could potentially increase your score, which could get you a better interest rate. The best way to approach this is talk to your lender and let them know you have money to spend on increasing your scores/paying down balances. Mortgage Lenders generally pull from a 3rd party provider, and have access to tools to run simulators on your report to try and increase your score. The simulators on Credit Karma are junk, but just reach out to your lender about getting a better rate, and see what tools they have access to.
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There are lots of sad things about the Delhi Commonwealth Games. The massive waste of taxpayer money, the corruption, the embarrassment to India etc etc that we have already heard lots about. For me, however, one of the saddest things was that there was almost no effort to involve Indians (the people paying for it all) as spectators.
I was in Sydney for the Olympic games and have incredible memories of the atmosphere in the city. There were cultural festivals, entertainment zones, big screens set up in public places. Everyone knew what was happening and everyone wanted tickets. I think there was actually a lottery system to get tickets, because so many people wanted to see events.
The week before the CWG I was interviewed over the phone by ABC radio. The host asked me if I was planning on attending any events, and I realized that I didn't even know how to get tickets, or what the timetable was for events. I wasn't even sure what the dates were. I read 3-4 newspapers and multiple websites every day. If I don't know these things, I don't know how anyone else will.
Ultimately, the tickets were quite affordable, starting from Rs.100 (about $2.25, or less than the cost of a movie ticket) and horribly undersold. The worst case I have read about so far is a hockey match with 100 out of 17,000 seats filled
Here are a few of the mistakes that were made:
- Ticket details were announced at the last minute. It was possible to purchases tickets thought the CWG website (if you had internet and a credit card)but this was never advertised. Additional purchase points were opened far too late, and the staff at these places (banks, post offices etc) were not trained or prepared for the ticket sales. Confusion and frustration ensued.
- No publicity on timetables or ticketing details.
- No encouragement for Indians to attend the games.
- No real effort to distribute tickets for free when it was clear they weren't going to be sold.
Here's what I would have done:
- Ticket policies and availability should have been announced at least 3 months in advance
- Media partners in TV, radio, and print could have been roped in to educate people about the sports, the timetables, and ticket availability.
- There should have been a wide network of purchase points, with dedicated staff trained in advance
- Travel packages that included travel, accommodation, and games tickets should have been designed and offered through travel agents across the country. Paying them commission on sales would encourage them to actively sell games tickets
- An effort should have been made to 'celebritize' the athletes that were representing India. Local politicians and community groups in the home towns of each athlete could have been asked to encourage their area to support that athlete.
- Use of social media, especially Orkut and Facebook.
- Sports festivals should have been arranged around the country to expose Indians (perhaps school children) to different sports and allow them to try out the ones that aren't popular in India
- Sports clubs/schools/community groups/housing societies would be offered discounted group rates to encourage their members to attend.
- Companies could avail of employee reward packages that could include tickets and food coupons
- A percentage of the tickets should have been distributed free of cost to NGOs, government schools etc to ensure everyone is included in this.
- Free outdoor screening points where people who couldn't travel to Delhi could gather to watch the games, with promotions regarding the Indian athletes, so the crowd knew who to cheer for 🙂
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08-10-04, 16:32 #1Registered User
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Unanswered: Backup Database using Files
I am but a lowly DBA unworthy of this task...
I have a large (200+ GB) database with many (100+) files. Please don't ask me why I did it this way; I inherited this database -- really, it wasn't my idea.
My predecessor also seemd to think that backups were unnecessary; there have been no backups of this database -- ever.
While we cast about for a good long term solution, I am trying various short-term options. One I want to explore is to back the database up in chunks -- ie, by backing up individual files. I created a test database with five files (there is only one filegroup on the production server). Here is the DDL:
-- ============================================= -- Create database on mulitple file groups -- ============================================= IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM master..sysdatabases WHERE name = N'MultiFile') DROP DATABASE MultiFile GO CREATE DATABASE MultiFile ON PRIMARY ( NAME = MultiFile, FILENAME = N'e:\MSSQL\Data\MultiFile.mdf', SIZE = 1MB, MAXSIZE = 10MB, FILEGROWTH = 10%), ( NAME = MultiFile2, FILENAME = N'e:\MSSQL\Data\MultiFile2.ndf', SIZE = 1MB, MAXSIZE = 10MB, FILEGROWTH = 10%), ( NAME = MultiFile3, FILENAME = N'e:\MSSQL\Data\MultiFile3.ndf', SIZE = 1MB, MAXSIZE = 10MB, FILEGROWTH = 10%), ( NAME = MultiFile4, FILENAME = N'e:\MSSQL\Data\MultiFile4.ndf', SIZE = 1MB, MAXSIZE = 10MB, FILEGROWTH = 10%), ( NAME = MultiFile5, FILENAME = N'e:\MSSQL\Data\MultiFile5.ndf', SIZE = 1MB, MAXSIZE = 10MB, FILEGROWTH = 10%) LOG ON ( NAME = MultiFile_Log, FILENAME = N'e:\MSSQL\Data\MultiFile_Log.ldf', SIZE = 1MB, MAXSIZE = 10MB, FILEGROWTH = 10%) GO
BACKUP DATABASE MultiFile FILE = 'MultiFile', FILE = 'MultiFile2' TO Backup01 WITH INIT BACKUP DATABASE MultiFile FILE = 'MultiFile3', FILE = 'MultiFile4' TO Backup02 WITH INIT BACKUP DATABASE MultiFile FILE = 'MultiFile5' TO Backup03 WITH INIT
RESTORE DATABASE MultiFile2 FILE = 'MultiFile', FILE = 'MultiFile2', FILE = 'MultiFile3', FILE = 'MultiFile4', FILE = 'MultiFile5' FROM Backup01, Backup02, Backup03 WITH MOVE 'MultiFile' TO 'E:\MSSQL\Data\aMultfile.mdf', MOVE 'MultiFile2' TO 'E:\MSSQL\Data\aMultifile2.mdf', MOVE 'MultiFile2' TO 'E:\MSSQL\Data\aMultifile3.mdf', MOVE 'MultiFile2' TO 'E:\MSSQL\Data\aMultifile4.mdf', MOVE 'MultiFile2' TO 'E:\MSSQL\Data\aMultifile5.mdf', MOVE 'MultiFile_log' TO 'E:\MSSQL\aMultFile_Log.ldf'
Server: Msg 3259, Level 16, State 1, Line 1 The volume on device 'Backup02' is not part of a multiple family media set. BACKUP WITH FORMAT can be used to form a new media set. Server: Msg 3013, Level 16, State 1, Line 1 RESTORE DATABASE is terminating abnormally.
I am trying this because my objectives are to:
1. Limit the amount of work that the server is performing during any one given backup session. The idea that I have is to backup the database in chunks using a rolling 3-5 day window.
2. The database must be up and operational 7x24x365 (except for one 4 hour window each month)
3. This is not the long-term solution; but I need something to tide us over until we can purchase additional storage capacity.
I appreciate any thoughts and or guidance you can provide.
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You may need something like
RESTORE DATABASE MultiFile2 'MultiFile', 'MultiFile2', 'MultiFile3', 'MultiFile4', 'MultiFile5' FROM Backup01, Backup02, Backup03 WITH MOVE 'MultiFile' TO 'E:\MSSQL\Data\aMultfile.mdf', MOVE 'MultiFile2' ....
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You might consider a backup directly to tape... You can do a backup while the server is running with negligable impact, and it would allow you to relatively quickly and easily get a backup (or two) made and SENT OFF SITE before you have a cornary! You'll eat a couple of tapes, but that doesn't even rank as a HK at this point in time!
I don't know of any good way to backup part of a filegroup. It just isn't a good plan in my experience.
You could also BCP the tables out to flat files, and back those up. The down side to this approach is that there isn't any synchronization, so you'll never get a full backup made that you can really truly trust.


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In August this year, a group of enthusiasts led by the SkyWay regional representative in Chelyabinsk Guzel Magasumova have raised the SkyWay flag on the Mount Elbrus peak. The Head of the information service Mikhail Kirichenko, who interviewed Guzel, gave an annotation to the news release on this event:
"As you know, the academician A. Tupolev once said: "Only beautiful airplanes fly perfectly!" Have you noticed how elegant and beautiful engineering solutions of Yunitskiy's Sky Ways are? That is why they should operate perfectly. That is why for this reason they are a source of inspiration for a huge number of people on the planet!
According to Dostoevsky, it is the beauty that should save the world! So how can we forget about the beautiful half of humanity? Recently, a resident of Chelyabinsk Guzel Magasumova, whose name means "beauty", inspired by the SkyWay ideas has raised the SkyWay flag at the highest point of Europe.
We offer to your attention a video interview with Guzel, illustrated by her filming with great sights of Elbrus from her personal archive, as well as a wonderful parable.
We wish our project to get more hummingbirds and less hedgehogs! After watching the video, you will understand..."
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Water constitutes a major portion of our body. It is essential for the proper functioning of all our organs. Though one can go without food for almost 40 days, it is not so with water.
Two days without water will result in a serious health deterioration process. In order to maintain good health, it is important to consume water on a regular basis.
Having enough water throughout the day is a very good practice; but along with that, it is also beneficial to have a glass of water before bedtime.
You might be thinking why you should drink water before going to bed. There are a couple of reasons to support this thought. Have a look at these reasons to know why you should drink water before bedtime.
• Keeps the body hydrated: Water is the best way to keep your body hydrated. Drinking water before sleeping can help maintain levels of hydration in the body.Unlike daytime, we cannot consume water throughout the night.
But to make up for that, we can have a glass of water before going to bed. Since the body is not involved in any other activity during sleeping hours, the consumed water will help satisfy the hydration that is required by our body. This will also ensure a fresh feeling on waking up.
•Clears toxins: Hands down, water is the best cleanser and this is why you should drink water before going to bed. Our body absorbs a lot of toxins through various sources at all times.
This may lead to various ailments and hence they have to be removed on a daily basis. The best way to do so is by consuming water. Having water before bedtime gives the body enough time to clear out all the toxins and refresh the body.
• Promotes better sleep: Drinking water before sleeping also helps you to sleep better. Water helps balance out the body's vitamins, minerals and nutrients.
During sleep, when no other physical activity is taking place, water can reach out to all parts of the body, thereby helping it to replenish itself.
Hormones, vitamins, minerals and energy levels are well balanced at night. Water helps relax the muscles and joints, thereby allowing the body to fully recover from a day of hard work.
• Helps to lose weight: Water is a zero-calorie drink. It has no taste, no flavour and no additives. But, it has everything in it to keep the body functioning normally.
And if you have cold water before sleep, you may end up burning calories as well.
When you have cold water, the body has to work extra hard to warm that water. This means, burning more calories. When you have cold water before going to bed, it means that the body will be using up all the stored calories to work towards warming that cold water.
• Helps prevent muscle cramps: Many a times in our sleep, we suffer from muscle cramps. This usually happens because of the lack of hydration in our body.
Drinking water, before sleeping, ensures that the body is well hydrated. This in turn helps reduce the chances of painful cramps and discomfort while sleeping.
Water is life giving and life supporting. There should be no doubt by now as to why you should drink water before going to bed. Having that one last glass before bedtime will work as a potion, granting a good and healthy life to you.


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I'm a sucker for Facebook recaps of the year. No matter what mood I'm in–whether I'm feeling overwhelmed or mad or unloved or lonely–I instantly perk up when the magic algorithm chooses photos that bring back vivid memories of what went right through the year. This year, a good number of those memories include Soup […]
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I never remembered our anniversary. The moments that made the day are, however, still vivid; my dad pounding a few shots as the girls got ready, which meant I had to drive us all to the church, across the city, in the summer heat. My veil blowing through the driver's side window as we snaked […]
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Well hello, grown up shoes. It's what I saw from the second bleacher row. I hate sitting there; I'm old and fat and sitting that long on a backless bench makes my back ache and my shoulders twitch, so I crane about and look for things to distract myself from my middle aged reality. The […]
Her face flashed in my mind the second the scalding water hit my shoulders. Her face then, thirty-some years ago, since that's how I still see her even now; young but vaguely angry, with countless creases radiating from her lips thanks to years of long drags on her Marlboro Reds. Her eyes, big and beautiful […]
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She loved the birds. In the last place she called home, she'd ask to be wheeled out to the lobby area so she could sit and watch them. Even though I'd spent time in this place–a lifetime ago, when the old and infirm were people I didn't know–I didn't remember the birds. I thought it […]
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I live in the house where merry died. I knew it before, but it hit me hard tonight. I went grocery shopping late—my idea of fun when I have a free hour or two—and it was after dark when I got home. I pulled into my parking spot and killed my lights, and that's when […]
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Today's prompt: We are all lightning rods, conduits for that which the Universe wants born into this world. What energies did you channel this year? Prompt courtesy of Noël Rozny. Stories. For me, it always comes back to the stories. Listen To Your Mother was about the stories. The profiles I write for people hinge on […]
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Others look forward to December for the obvious reasons: Christmas, snow, winter break. I look forward to December because gorgeous souls like Kat McNally offer what's been come to know as #Reverb. It's a series of daily prompts that encourage me to reflect on the past year and what matters to me. It's a deep […]
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In Just me, Nostalgia, What Matters
by Lisa
Disconnected. That's how I felt today. I drove to Topeka to do a little research for a magazine article. It's not a heavy-duty research piece, but it does need to correspond to Kansas History Month (January) and so I toured the Capitol. It seemed the best place to start. I got there just in time […]
When I asked for help on what to post yesterday, Alexandra suggested that I share my very first Thanksgiving memory. Hers is making stuffing with her grandmother. The thought stuck with me today. For the longest time, the holiday memories that I care to recall are those after my dad married my step mom. She […]


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Call of Duty – Black Ops 2: How to Unlock Attachments
In Black Ops 2, attachments work a little differently than most of the previous games.
Each gun starts with no available attachments, and each gun has to be leveled up separately.
Unlocking attachments is just a matter of using the gun enough to level it up.
I kind of like this in a way, because it means you can't just throw the best attachments at a weapon and go to town, you have to use it and get experience with it.