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Get An Early Taste of The Roast of Justin Bieber In The Brand New Red Carpet Pre-Show
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OMG Rihanna Just Dropped Her New Single: Hear It Now!
Our new fave song
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Zayn Malik Has Officially Left One Direction
February 16th, 2011
Back in November Danny Fernandes talked to us about the next Justin Bieber, aka his cousin Tyler Medeiros. We now have the first video for Medeiros, which completes the Desman-Fernandes-Medeiros trifecta of family talent and it looks like Danny wasn't lying about the Bieber comparisons!
Tyler is supa cute, can sing, dance and werk a varsity jacket. Check, check, check and check! With a great beat, fun lyrics and a cameo from big cousin Danny, Girlfriend has us dancing at our desks!
Check out the video and let us know what you think!
Tags: danny fernandes, justin bieber, Shawn Desman, Tyler Medeiros
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The Pentagon has quietly begun recruiting volunteers to serve on community draft boards in case a military draft is resumed. There are approximately 2,000 draft boards across the country but the boards have been largely left dormant for the past 30 years since the end of the Vietnam War. The Pentagon recently posted a message on the "Defend America" website seeking new volunteers.
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In Iraq, the U.S. headquarters in Baghdad came under a heavy mortar attack yesterday. Three large explosions were heard outside the compound. Four people were reportedly injured. The U.S. military headquarters in Mosul also came under attack. And in Basra an Iraqi judge was assassinated. This came a day after another judge was kidnapped and killed in Najaf.
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Veterinary Support
Technician SupervisorWendy Linville
Veterinary Tech School: Columbia State Community College
Wendy joined VCA in August of 2013 and came to us an impressive background in animal medicine. She grew up living in a state park in New Johnsonville, Tennessee that is a Civil War battlefield. She considered going into human medicine in the form of becoming a nurse but decided her passion for animals was greater and veterinary technology united the two.
After graduating high school she attended Columbia State Community College, graduating with an Associates degree in Veterinary Technology in 1989. Additionally Wendy became a Qualified Veterinary Dental Technician, from the American Society of Veterinary Dental Technicians in 1997. She also holds a certificate as a Health Assistant.
When you and your pet visit VCA Animal Medical Center you will find Wendy working in the exam rooms and in the treatment areas assisting with patients during procedures.
Wendy has been married to her husband John (a Public Health Veterinarian with the USDA) for almost 24 years, and we have a 20 year old daughter named Andrea. Some of Wendy's hobbies include reading, traveling and sewing as a Costumer for Ballet Nebraska.
Her furry family members include: Nikolaus (Miniature Schnauzer- 10yrs), Kahlua (Siamese mix cat -16yrs), Remi (African Grey Parrot-9yrs) "The Peeps"(2 Parakeets-6yrs)
Licensed Veterinary TechnicianShea Brandt
Veterinary Tech School: Vatterott College
School: Bellevue University, Bachelor of Health Science
Shea Brandt is an Omaha girl. After graduating from high school she attended Vatterott College and graduated from the Veterinary Technology program in 2013. In March 2014. she passed her board exams and is now a Licensed Veterinary Technician. Additionally in March 2014 Shea is returning school to obtain her Bachelors degree. In the winter of 2014 Shea took a sabbatical to do a three month externship in Veterinary Internal Medicine. Shea works as a Licensed Veterinary Technician and also as a Surgical Technician. While in school Shea was consistently on the Dean's List. That is no surprise considering she loves learning about all the new changes in Veterinary Medicine. But most of all she loves the animals. She loves seeing very sick patients recover under our care and watching them bounce out the door of our clinic excited to go home. Shea comes from a large family where she has 4 brothers and 1 sister. She loves to travel when she is not working or studying. She has a Corgi named, Jeter, a black Lab named Zoey, and a cat named Rodger.
Licensed Veterinary TechnicianAngela Bucher, LVT
Veterinary Tech School: Vatterott College
School: University of Nebraska at Omaha Pre-Vet, A.A.S. Veterinary Technology
Angela Bucher joined VCA Animal Medical Center of Omaha in 2013 after working in the field for over 6 years working in both general practice and emergency medicine were she served as the Director of Pet Nursing and as a Licensed Veterinary Technician. Angela is the Special Assistant to the Medical Director and Licensed Veterinary Technician In this role she ensures quality care for every pet in our hospital as well performs a wide range of difficult to complex administrative activities related to providing quality patient care and excellent client service, marketing and promotion of services, staffing and personnel operations and discretionary activities, that serve to support effective business operations. Angela oversees the extern program for the hospital. She sites training, emergency medicine, dental cleanings and assisting in surgery as just some of her passions in the field. She says she has always known that her place was working with animals as they mean so much to her.
Angela received her Associate of Applied Science in Veterinary Technology(AAS) from Vatterott College in Omaha, NE. She is currently studying studying at University of Nebraska at Omaha where she is Pre-Veterinary Medicine.
Angela is the proud mother of Buffy"terrier, Willow"rat terrier/Chihuahua, Xander"Maltese/poodle. When Angela is not working she enjoys computer games and Science Fiction Television.
Licensed Veterinary TechnicianBeth Griffis, LVT
Veterinary Tech School: Iowa Western Community College
School: Creighton University-Biology, A.A.S in Veterinary Technology
Beth Griffis joined VCA Animal Medical Center of Omaha in 2012. She works as a Licensed Veterinary Technician. Her favorite part of her job is helping to improve the health of animals and feeling like she is making a difference in the lives of pets and clients. She has always loved working with animals and for Beth it is a very rewarding field.
Beth received her Associate of Applied Science in Veterinary Technology(AAS) from Iowa Western Community College in Council Bluffs, IA. She is currently studying biology at Creighton University. Prior to joining VCA Animal Medical Center of Omaha , Beth worked as a surgery technician at Iowa State University.
Beth is the proud mother of two beautiful Corgis, Mercedes-10yr old Corgi mix, Charlie-5yr Pembroke Welsh Corgi, and a 3yr old cockatiel, named Henry. When not studying or working Beth likes to spend her free time with her family and friends, reading and watching action/adventure/suspense books and movies, and doing all sorts of fun outdoor activities.
Licensed Veterinary TechnicianTaylor Stehno
Veterinary Tech School: Vatterott College
As Taylor grew up in LaVista, NE, she explored many career paths but kept coming back to Veterinary Medicine. She has always felt a connection and love her animals and so it was a natural fit.
After graduation from high school Taylor attended Vatterott College and received an Associates of Applied Science in Veterinary technology. While in school she was given awards for Outstanding Ward Care Team Member and on the Dean's List. Taylor passed her board exams in 2014 and is now a Licensed Veterinary Technician.
She is the youngest in her family and has an older sister. She got married over the July 4th weekend to Mark. When she is not studying and working she loves to sing and listen to music.
TechnicianElizabeth Dorau
Veterinary Tech School: Vatterott College
Elizabeth joined VCA in 2014 as an intern and Technician. In her role Elizabeth is responsible for assisting doctor and other hospital staff by care patients and facilities including completing patient treatments and assisting in surgery.
Elizabeth grew up in Omaha graduating from Westside High School. Elizabeth has always worked in the Animal Field in some form. She worked as a Kennel Assistant at Omaha Animal Medical Group. She left there and went on to manager Three Dog Bakery in Omaha for a number of years. Feeling a drive to work more hands on with animals, Elizabeth enrolled at Vatterott College in the Veterinary Technology Program. She graduated in 2014 with Associates of Applied Science in Veterinary Science.
Elizabeth and her husband Jeff just had a baby girl in October.
Veterinary AssistantBethany Halliburton
Bethany has been with VCA Animal Medical Center since 2005. Bethany worked for a number of years as a special assistant to our Medical Director and now works as a Veterinary Assistant and Client Service Re Bethany has built a lot of strong relationships with our clients over the years. She is an essential part of our team.
Bethany is currently going to school studying Cosmetology and Esthetics.
Veterinary AssistantKimberly Luers
Veterinary Tech School: Iowa Western Community College
School: Team-, Bachelor of Science in Animal Science
Kimberly Luers grew up in Wahoo, NE. After high school she attended Missouri State College and graduated in December 2011 with a Bachelor of Science in Animal Science with an emphasis in Equine Studies. Prior to joining VCA Animal Medical Center in 2013 Kimberly worked in both large and small veterinary practices in Missouri. in July 2014 Kimberly was accepted into Iowa Western Community College's Veterinary Technology progran.
Kimberly loves getting to know patients and clients over time and very much enjoys working with all the animals. The best part of her job is when an animal gets to go home and seeing both happy pets and owners.
Kimberly has been married for 7 years. In her free time she enjoys horseback riding and reading. She and her husband have two dogs, Stark (a Beagle) and Jaffa (a Boxer mix). In addition to the dogs they also have a Mackrel Tabby names Mika and two quarter horses named Abby and Moonshine.
Veterinary AssistantDustin Mason
School: University of Nebraska at Omaha, International Studies
Dustin joined VCA Animal Medical Center in 2014 as our Lead Veterinary Assistant after an extensive career in Animal Behavior and Care. Dustin previously worked at the Nebraska Human Society as a Lead Animal Behavior Specialist and as a Animal Caregiver. His favorite part of his job at VCA Animal Medical Center of Omaha is working with large and giant breed dogs and working with fearful or nervous patients.
When not at work Dustin enjoys playing sports Boxing, Muay Thai, and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu team at Mick Doyle's Gym, Football, Science, Nature, and History Documentaries. Dustin and his wife Serena have a full house with Sappy (Boxer, dog) Spooky (Siberian Husky, dog) Tatanka (American Staffordshire Terrier mix, dog) Garfield (cat) Super Swat (cat).
Veterinary AssistantMegan Rigling
Megan joined VCA in 2015 as an Animal and Client Care Specialist. In this role she is trained in all aspects of hospital operations and can function in any hospital role. She works as a Veterinary Assistant, Client Service Representative, Kennel Assistant and Administrative Assistant at both VCA Animal Medical Center of Omaha and VCA 80 Dodge Animal Hospital. Megan and her husband moved to Omaha, NE in 2014. Megan has previously worked in restaurant management in Michigan. Megan chose a career in veterinary medicine because she has a passion for animals and wanted to be involved with animals and help them. Her favorite part of her job is meeting new people and being able to help animals and clients. Megan has been married for three years. She and her husband have Harley, a 7 year old female boxer and Canal, a 18 month old male Pembroke Corgi.
Veterinary AssistantKristina Slater
Veterinary Tech School: Kansas State University-Bachelor of Agriculture specializing in Animal Science
Kristina joined VCA Animal Medical Center in October 2014 and comes with an impressive background. She is a graduate of Kansas State University in Manhattan, KS where she obtained a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture specializing in Animal Sciences and Industry. She worked as a Technician and Intern at Toby Vet Clinic in Cork, Ireland, the Kansas State Rabies Lab, and for PetSmart.
Surgical SupervisorMichelle Janecek, LVT
Veterinary Tech School: Vatterott College
Michelle serves as VCA Animal Medical Center of Omaha's Surgical Technician. Michelle grew up in Omaha, NE. She joined VCA Animal Medical Center of Omaha in 2010. She graduated from Vatterott College in September 2008. She chose Veterinary Medicine because she loves working with animals and has always had an interest in the medical field. She really does not have a favorite part of her job she enjoys all of it.
She has been married for 14 years and has a 10 year old daughter and a 13 year old son, they are both very involved in baseball and softball so that takes up a lot of her time. Michelle's family has a Samoyed-border collie named Snowbear, and five cats: Smokey, Atrayu, Snickers, Oreo, and Rocky.


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First Person: A conversation with the Stanford Tree
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a resident of Midtown
on Dec 31, 2012 at 4:09 pm
What a fun interview! I enjoyed hearing about how each tree is for one year only. I expect Jonathan Strange has a brilliant future in front of him.
a resident of another community
on Jan 1, 2013 at 12:39 pm
Stanford needs to get a real mascot, something with a face, like a squirrel or a stallion. The Stanford Squirrels would be a good mascot. The Cardinal isn't a mascot, it's a corporate cop-out. A proper mascot should have a giant papier-mache head. Trees don't have eyes or a mouth, it just looks ridiculous. The Stanford cheerleaders have done a good job at keeping the team hyped up for victory this year, even though they had to work with a tree.
a resident of Esther Clark Park
on Jan 2, 2013 at 7:57 pm
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Shopping street by Whiluna
©2012-2015 Whiluna
aaaand time for buy CHRISTMAS GIFTS!!!
hahaha really awesome <3
hahaha really awesome <3
Beautiful .w.
Why does this remind me of Madagascar?
it looks really funky! i like all the bright colors and cant see why you shouldnt do more city themed bg's, it can only improve from here one thing tho...it seems you have blurred the bg out to create a certain movement in the picture, but then i think you should have blurred out the reflection of the dog in the window aswell
Thank you <3
Yeah I know,I was really focusing to make the reflxion right and I forgot to blur it xD
Yeah I know,I was really focusing to make the reflxion right and I forgot to blur it xD
best way to improve city background is to do more of them hahahaha
but it still looks good to m
but it still looks good to m
Wow, this is awesome. :'D Christmastime ! 8DD
Hahah yeah
Are you busy or have time for a little chat? C;
this is so amazing<3
This is amazing Luna! <3 Especially because you don't do canines or city backgrounds much, but looking at this I think you should get into it! Great work as always. C;
Thank you!
OMg so cute!
wow thats so awesome.! *-*
you draw canines so wonderful *g*
you draw canines so wonderful *g*
Omg this is amazing!
That is...AMAZING Luna! The last time you drew a city I bet that it still looked amazing back then and you have improved ten fold this time! Those shop windows, that pavement! It's all so amazing! Oh wow, I only just noticed the character's reflection in one of the shop windows! THAT IS EPIC! And the Christmas tree, the Christmas tree! Luna, you seriously NEED to pride yourself in your skills, they are one of a kind! I mean it. That dog that you have drawn looks BEAUTIFUL by the way, the shading is lovely, the anatomy is great, just everything about it looks brilliant! Keep on keepin' on!
Aww Katz!
Thank you very much <333 This really made me happy! ^^
Im glad!And I will
Thank you very much <333 This really made me happy! ^^
Im glad!And I will
this is pretty... OAO loves it !
oh wow, this is beautiful ;; <3
Omg!It's soooo cute!I love the details!^^
This is awesome!
I love what you did for the background.
I love what you did for the background.
This really good
I love the background
Keep up the good work
I love the background
Keep up the good work
Cool idea XD
Ahhh it makes me feel like it's almost Christmas time XD


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Fall Swap Details- 9/28/13 -11:00am - tables, food, etc.
Wow, only 5 days away!
Getting LOTS of replies! YIPPEE!!
Who can bring folding tables? How many? Thinking about 5-6 long tables, or 7-8 card tables.
Who can bring chairs? How many? 20- 30?
Food? Ideas?
(FYI- as a last resort, the Domino's opens at 10:00am, and could deliver. )
I've got 10 stacking patio chairs, 2 folding card tables and a small, light weight wrought iron table I can bring. I'm good with whatever food decision is made.
So sorry for your loss, Cat. We'll be thinking of you, and we'll try to be sure the spring swap is on a day you can come.
P.S. Timothy, if you see this, go to the link below for more info, and if you want to come Private Message your email address to B2alicia so she can send you the address.
Here is a link that might be useful: Swap thread
So I'm up for going in on pizza together like b2alicia suggested - that would be different and easy! We could all bring a treat for dessert, too.
But also up for bringing a dish as well - pasta salad is what I have in mind.
So what's the vote on food?!
Hi ! I saw your post. If you click on my name, it will open my profile page. At the top on the right, there's an option that says "send me an email". If you click on that, you can send an email to me from garden web, and I will reply back with my address and phone number.
Looking forward to seeing you! And so glad you can come early.. with helpers? That would be wonderful.
Do you have any folding tables? card tables? folding chairs? (I know I should put this in the other thread, in fact, I might just copy it over there.) :)
Not much but I've got a couple of camp chairs I am planning to bring.
My friend and I were going to bring some food, but pizza is fine too. I'll bring some cash to chip in.
I was out in the garden tonight digging up plants to bring. I'll try to do some more tomorrow night.
I'm so busy digging plants and trying to manage the rest of my life that I would happily take a pass on trying to prep food. I'll chip in for pizza and maybe bring a pan of brownies along, if everyone's ok with the pizza plan. I'll keep my eyes open for Domino's coupons, too! :)
Sounds great! I have a stack of paper plates and napkins left over from a neighborhood get together, I'll toss those in the truck, too, so no one has to buy any. Chipping in for pizza sounds like a low stress option, leaves more time to dig/divide more plants!!!
Betty, I just sent you a gardenweb mail. Haven't had time to check-in...crazy work!! I will see you all tomorrow and I would be happy to bring a quiche as well or I mentioned to Betty...let me know the head count, I can bring a salad to go with the pizza instead. What would everyone prefer? Quiche or salad? I already have the ingredients...it wont matter with me since I've already dug up the plants I'll be bringing last weekend.
Would anyone be willing to send me the address and/or phone number where the swap is being held? I still don't have it.
You can send me a private message through gardenweb. Some of you already have my e-mail address if someone can send it directly.
b2alicia: Either you're not getting my messages or I'm not getting your replies. If you are reading this, please try again? Or let me know that there is an issue and we can try a different way to get me the info.
Looks like about 20 people are coming, and votes say pizza and salad are the low-stress winner!
I'm having a math block though..20 people times 2-3 slices equals 4 pizzas? Is that right? $80 divided by 20 would about $4 each, right?
I also have lots and lots of zip lock bags, so I'm hoping to send home leftovers!
Domino's lets you order online, so I thought I would submit the order tonight. How's this:
-one large pepperoni
-one large cheese
-one large veggie
-one large chicken
Any other burning desires?
You can also indicate what time you want the delivery.
How about 11:15?
That way they can look at the order tonight, say "Oh my goodness! Call in the extra workers!"
Or they can reply and say they're not able to fill the order. (Surely not?)
Opinions? Comments? If not, I'll put in the order around 8:00 pm.
Hi milehighgirl!
I rechecked my figures, and checked the delivery menu. My estimate of $20 was based on when I do a custom order with special stuff on it, etc.
I checked for a regular large pepperoni and it's $11 something. The delivery fee is $2.50 for one pizza or 6 pizzas.
The cost of 7 pizzas was $90 something, so that works out to $5 per person. (I will happily limit myself to one slice.)
I just won't be able to get to Costco's before the swap, and the delivery worked out so much easier for me.
What do you think?
Sounds fine to me, but that doesn't leave much for a tip. I'd be happy to chip in extra for the tip. Unless you think the pizza person would accept a lovely potted perennial. Haha.
Order of salad for 20 coming up tomorrow. Betty, I am sure you are busy, did you receive my PM with my email address? I haven't received anything from you and nothing in my Spam box. Or can someone PM me the address for the swap tomorrow. Thanks! See you all tomorrow


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Thanks for sharing!:-) A far more interesting conversation than "what's my willie wearing". My contribution: for all we know, space is infinity, and outside of ours, there are many other universes. Theory is great, proof is concrete.:-)
OK. I probably argue origin is irrelevant due to the fact the universe seems to use Riemann Geometry. which indirectly suggests any given point is the origin which infers you are on the wrong track.
Interesting... Elaborate further please.
This is way out of my field of knowledge but I think it is fascinating and interesting non the less... :) So thanks for the effort and time in this. Question though.... Since space is expanding and we are seeing the consequences of that, what would it be like if it stopped expanding? What happens than? Also, what if it started to compress(anti expanding) instead? What would that result in? :) Thank you in advance.
Hehe, wow, just wow. Now this is interesting indeed. :P Gee thanks for giving these "quick" simpler to fathom explanations. Rather than the hoards of people trying to give the complexity answers to show how fancy words they know and to seem how impossible everything is to try and understand. :) I see everything a bit more clearer now. All that is missing now is ground breaking proof of life outside of earth, and also other factors that can indicate significant changes of our understanding of the universe and this our own origins and how everything binds together and work. :)
Typo at the end there "thus*" not (this)
Would love to hear and read them some time! Lets do a weekend where I can have my whiskey bottle handy and Ill just sit back and take it all in :) Cheers mate! And i'm serious btw!. I wanna hear those theories. From the micro cosmos to the macro. <3
So do you have a question?
I stopped reading after "If space was pouring". That's a fragmented sentence. No real question then?
Look, dude....this is a free anonymous little social web site. We can be whomever we wish to be, for as long as we wish to be, and no one can prove us right, or wrong. The most you can do is block and report. If you think you can patent an idea, then spend the money and do it. I could care less. But take this to heart. If you are who you're claiming to be, you'd be on a site that matters. Now, do you have a question?
Is that the best you can do? Resort to rude accusations you have no way of proving? Yeah, I bet your patent attorney is condemning you now. You're a sad, sad excuse for a human being.
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Free Google turn-by-turn GPS coming to iPhone
Google has revealed details of its upcoming free turn-by-turn Google Maps Navigation, and has said it plans to bring the app to the iPhone. The new application will offer common Google Maps features, including the ability to search by name of business and traffic data, as well as new features like voice-assisted turn-by-turn navigation, integration with Satellite and Street View, and the ability to search along the selected route for upcoming points of interest like gas stations and restaurants.
The application will launch with Android 2.0 on the Motorola Droid, which will be available on Verizon on November 6, and will be featured on other upcoming GPS-capable Android 2.0 devices. Google's Vice President of Engineering, Vic Gundotra, also confirmed that the company is currently working with Apple to bring the application to the iPhone, but noted that the process is different than the normal App Store submission process, because Maps is a built-in iPhone application. No preliminary launch date was mentioned for the iPhone version.
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Well, that's about that. So long ridiculously expensive GPS apps. Thanks for playing.
Posted by Charles Starrett on October 28, 2009 at 11:23 AM (CDT)
You will need a data connection for this to work properly, form my understanding.
Posted by Charles Starrett on October 28, 2009 at 11:54 AM (CDT)
The app also caches your route on the phone in case there is a drop out in connection. That's better than just straight streaming of the maps.
Posted by Charles Starrett on October 28, 2009 at 12:40 PM (CDT)
requiring a data connection makes this a no-go for me. i'm often without so much as EDGE in some of the areas i'm traveling to. ah well.
Posted by Charles Starrett on October 28, 2009 at 12:54 PM (CDT)
yeah, while this is awesome, I'm not sure it's a complete replacement for a stand-alone 1.3gb gps app…but it will definitely remove a large portion of the market for the existing apps.
hopefully the navigon and tomtom find a way to compete and differentiate themselves.
Posted by Charles Starrett on October 28, 2009 at 12:57 PM (CDT)
Finally some good competition with excellent features for some of the other overpriced gps stuff. (TomTom)
Glad it's coming to iPhone too, thanks google.
Android shaping up nicely, a little competition for apple is good. Force them to roll out some real updates, instead of holding back.
Posted by Charles Starrett on October 28, 2009 at 1:05 PM (CDT)
I'm am so THANKFUL that I did not drop $80 on any of the navigation apps. This is exactly what I have been waiting for.
Posted by Charles Starrett on October 28, 2009 at 1:11 PM (CDT)
I agree with most other people who have written here: I am SO glad I didn't drop a bunch of money on a turn-by-turn GPS application that cost $80+. Hopefully the above post is right, that the app downloads the route onto your phone so a data connection is not required.
The lack of consistent data from AT&T in the U.S. brings up an another point: how soon can we get a 4G iPhone on a reliable Verizon netowrk so I don't have to worry about a data connection?
Posted by Charles Starrett on October 28, 2009 at 1:50 PM (CDT)
TomTom and Navigon can still compete - the ability to use it offline is a compelling feature. It's just not compelling enough to spend $100. I'll wait for this to come out to make my final judgement, but if TomTom released theirs for $39.99, I'd probably bite.
Posted by Charles Starrett on October 28, 2009 at 2:03 PM (CDT)
I will be happy once this actually get APPROVED by AT&T and Apple… I see another battle heating up…
Posted by Charles Starrett on October 28, 2009 at 2:52 PM (CDT)
My experience: I now own the Navigon app after using with the ATT app where you must have a signal, and all I can say is, even in Los Angeles there are many very long "moments" where the GPS signal was dropped and the ATT service was useless if you had to get somewhere on a schedule. It worked flawlessly most of the time, but not always.
Since I bought the Navigon app ($69 at the time), it has never, not once, made an error and often times chooses a better route even when I know the area. It is astounding in its performance. I think the Google app looks fabulous, but I would worry if I were in areas where the signal is questionable at times even with some of the info cached. This said, it may be more an issue on ATT than on Verizon!
Posted by Charles Starrett on October 28, 2009 at 3:17 PM (CDT)
Surely a data/phone connection is only required if it is downloading the map data in real time (as when you launch the standard Maps app)
But if Google will let you download a full map to permanently store on the iPhone, no signal is required during the journey - just the GPS signal.
How much space will the maps take? Well the UK only maps for Tom Tom fit on a 128mb memory card, so could Google do the same? with regular map updates when you sync?
Posted by Charles Starrett on October 28, 2009 at 6:49 PM (CDT)
I'm shocked that Google is even considering bringing any cutting edge app to the iPhone with all the drama happening between them and Apple.
Not that I'm complaining. Thanks Google!
Of course, they could just be saying it knowing Apple's going to reject it anyways…
Posted by Charles Starrett on October 28, 2009 at 6:50 PM (CDT)
WooW! ... I've read this news two days ago and was shocked and did not believe it. Now I read it on iLounge and I'm just woowww,.. it must be true. and free too??? TomTom and all the others are probably pissed, lol. goog job google! and thanks… thanks two those two guys who started google in a garage ..
Posted by Charles Starrett on October 28, 2009 at 9:33 PM (CDT)
Wow, the other GPS vendors are so f'ed.
I like my other GPS devices even. I've got a built-in one in my car, I've got the Navigon app on my iPhone, and my wife has a Tom Tom. But I can already see just from the preview video on Google's website that this is better than any of them in very significant ways. And this is just v1. And its FREE!
Most GPS units make it difficult for you to find things you're looking for. Want to find a 7-11? Well, first you have to know what category to look for 7-11's in. Is it Shopping? Or Convenience Store. Some 7-11's are listed under both, so you have to guess which category the one you're looking for is listed under. Then of course you have to know that it's actually 7-ELEVEN. It won't correct you. You just won't find anything. Then of course it won't show you things that are near your route, you just have to guess, maybe by looking at the destination map to see if its anywhere near the highway you're on.
In the future this will change everything. We'll finally get the connected GPS stuff that the Dash tried to be. Everybody will be using this, and all their speed and location data will be aggregated by Google in real time. And instead of the crappy hours inaccurate traffic data by that 511 service ("speeds are between zero and fourty miles per hour") you'll actually get good traffic data. Oh my god that would be worth real money!
I'll download this for the iPhone the minute its available and try it out. If its as good or better than the Navigon unit, I'll punt that like a hot potato despite the fact that I paid for it. Goodbye stale POI data (Hertz lot near San Diego airport moved two years ago Navigon!). Hello Google Maps!
Posted by Charles Starrett on October 29, 2009 at 12:20 AM (CDT)
it looks like google turn by turn will be the perfect complement to tom tom. While I definitely prefer tom tom for its local storage maps, I can definitely see google maps as a viable alternative if all I'm trying to do is to find an address downtown and never leave the 3G coverage area, and leave the tom tom for routes that require going through areas with little to no cell signal…
and besides, don't we all like to "punish" the 3G network by making it work when we don't have to? I like downloading music/podcasts/apps off of 3G just so I can feel like I've got my money's worth for the $30/month I spend on data…
and I don't know what people are complaining about 3G coverage. I used to get no 3G in my house, and now, I get consistent 5 bars 3G in my house 95% of the time. I don't think I've seen the Edge symbol in ages…
Posted by Charles Starrett on October 29, 2009 at 12:27 AM (CDT)
To "bn". I agree that the 3G service got better. .. I'm suprised that Verizon showes a outdated old map on their anit- iPhone carrier add…
Posted by Charles Starrett on October 29, 2009 at 9:27 AM (CDT)
Who cares about the Droid phone? All I want is a Droid car!
Posted by Charles Starrett on October 29, 2009 at 7:49 PM (CDT)
Iphone users should be charged a fee when google nav app comes to iphone. What is google thinking?
Posted by Charles Starrett on January 6, 2010 at 10:17 PM (CST)
"the process is different than the normal App Store submission process, because Maps is a built-in iPhone application."
Why don't they just shoot you with a tranquilizer gun, tag your ear and release you?
Posted by Charles Starrett on March 2, 2011 at 1:02 AM (CST)
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An agnostic's new year
What are the answers to these questions facing Winnipeg? Damned if I know
DEPENDING on your weakness, you most likely engaged in some form of cliche when the calendar flipped over.
If you have no resolve, you seized the opportunity to make resolutions. If you believe in fate, you turned to astrology to validate your belief in the futility of free will. If you suffer from delusions of omniscience, you made predictions you knew, deep down, would fail.
My own weakness is agnosticism. I am not certain of anything, except that I do not know anything for certain.
As a result, here are some questions facing Winnipeg in 2013:
1. Will the city grow or stagnate?
TO cheerleaders who find validation in the form of any positive economic indicator, Winnipeg is a growing, vibrant city. To cynics who still believe we're stuck in the morass we experienced in the '90s, the city is still going nowhere.
The reality lies in between, as positive indicators such as a long-awaited resumption of downtown high-rise construction is tempered by the loss of important businesses such as IMRIS, the surgical-device company that's moving down to Minneapolis. The loss of high-end researchand-development positions is hardly offset by the addition of low-wage jobs at new retailers such as IKEA or Target.
In the absence of any semblance of an economicdevelopment strategy on Broadway or at city hall, it's up to the private sector to figure out a way to diversify the economy and attract new businesses here. So far, Centre-Port remains embryonic and Yes Winnipeg's claims of success are modest, to put it charitably.
2. Can the Selinger government make tough decisions?
BACK when he was Manitoba's finance minister, Greg Selinger used to chide the City of Winnipeg for not borrowing money to improve infrastructure. He may have had a point, but it's clear the man who's now our premier has been a little too loosey-goosey with our cash.
While it was former premier Gary Doer who failed to capitalize on a decade of growth in this province, Selinger is the one stuck with the task of either cutting services or raising taxes in order to eliminate the growing deficit. It's time to do what this NDP government has failed to do since 1999 — take a political risk and make some tough decisions, even if that means alienating huge portions of the electorate.
The Dippers can't govern forever, so they might as well do what's right — as opposed to what is safe — when the provincial budget comes down this spring.
3. Can the Katz administration do anything?
ON Wednesday, when Mayor Sam Katz tables both the operating and capital budgets for 2013, Winnipeg property owners will get hit with another property-tax increase that may wind up being as high as 3.8 per cent. It's not like council has much of a choice, as property-tax revenue remains the city's primary source of funding and the province is in no position to shower the city with cash.
Cuts to basic services are politically untenable, though the upcoming budget is rumoured to include across-theboard reductions in grants to non-profit organizations. With few other options, Katz and council will continue to serve as municipal caretakers all but incapable of delivering new programs or generating new ideas.
City hall is also crippled by an ongoing war between some councillors and senior administrators such as chief administrative officer Phil Sheegl and chief operations officer Deepak Joshi. This goes far beyond the current circus surrounding the administration's refusal to divulge fines meted out against garbage-and-recycling contractor Emterra.
After surviving calls for his dismissal over the fireparamedic construction scandal and other messy files, Sheegl now appears immune from criticism from executive policy committee members such as Russ Wyatt (Transcona) and Paula Havixbeck (Charleswood). If the mayor continues to shield the CAO from unfriendly elements on EPC, the War of the Courtyard will continue.
4. Will Katz survive the year?
ON April 2, a judge will consider restaurateur/activist Joe Chan's conflict-of-interest complaint against Sam Katz. In the event the judge sides with Chan, the mayor would lose his seat.
While it is unlikely that would actually force Katz from office — an appeal would be expected — the uncertainty would only make it even more difficult for the mayor to govern during a year that will also see auditors disclose the results of the fire-paramedic construction review and undertake a real-estate audit.
5. Will Winnipeg get a new rapid-transit deal?
IN December, Katz put $137.5 million on the table to build Southwest Transitway's second leg, which comes with a $350-million price tag. Local Government Minister Ron Lemieux responded by pledging $116.7 million, which is $20.8-million shy of the city's ask.
With Ottawa poised to contribute $75 million, this deal doesn't appear all that tough to close. But the egos involved make this just as unpredictable as NHL labour peace.
6. Will the goodwill for True North continue?
IF and when the NHL lockout ends, Winnipeg Jets fans will hardly miss a beat. This hockey-mad city will not hold its resentment of the league and players against True North Sports & Entertainment.
But if a long-planned True North-operated sports lounge does in fact open at cityplace, will taxpayers be able to stomach more VLT revenues flowing toward professional sport? The political climate today is quite different than it was in 2011, when Selinger signed off on a plan to fund the new Jets.
7. Will Idle No More issue a political dividend?
THE Idle No More movement got off to an extremely successful start in December and is now visible in many North American cities. While the initial focus involved the environment and treaty rights, the movement has immense potential to serve as a political force in Winnipeg, where First Nations and Metis make up at least 10 per cent of the population.
A fully engaged indigenous community would do no nothing less than transform politics in this city, where elected officials have tended to ignore the aboriginal population. That would never happen again if Idle No More organizers put their formidable skills to work in the mainstream political arena.
8. Can the human-rights museum get its act together?
THE revolving door at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights suggests the organization suffers from humanresource issues, despite CEO Stu Murray's assertion heavy staff turnover is a normal part of starting up a new national institution. Whatever the cause of the problems, the museum must resolve them quickly and have a strong opening next year.
The CMHR's failure thus far to communicate its mission to Winnipeg is an embarrassment. The easiest way the museum can win over its many critics is to be a great museum. Let's hope that happens.
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You learned predicate calculus.
NAND gates won't point out to you the fallacious thought traps to which the human brain is susceptible.
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You learned predicate calculus.
NAND gates won't point out to you the fallacious thought traps to which the human brain is susceptible.
Also, supply is up. The US has been stockpiling oil. Now our reserves are full so our output is hitting the open market, causing a glut.
Health problems, including obesity, may be caused by what's in (or missing from) gut bacteria.
legal != good
"it'll be able to show what you were supposed to be "
I shoulda been a gynecologist.
What's wrong with getting rid of leaders? Do you require somebody to follow for your well-being? Do you depend on having followers for your own well-being?
"I do not have enough time... to actually verify what scientist have told me,
I guess you can call that faith, but it's entirely different than religious faith because you *could* verify (or falsify) what the scientists are saying. And even if you don't do it yourself, others will, and will build on this work.
Neither your mother nor you nor anyone else could do that for religious beliefs. Religion is set up and religious faith is defined to make that impossible.
So your "faith" in math and science has little to do with your mother's "faith" in her religion.
This is +4 informative? Seriously?
For those who can't be bothered to read the summary, this is not about FO communications. Some guys are using the properties of fiber optics and light to figure out the temperature along a length of cable they dropped down a bore shaft to the ocean.
For some of us die-hard old bigots, "Ebola" actually conjures an image that positively rivals "Microsoft".
Each one costs a quarter million dollars to raise, so they're great for the economy. You know, like broken windows.
Plus some of them breastfeed.
"I still find unending amusement in the fact that we "know" so much based on observing distance objects"
I know, huh? Things were better back in the old days when we "knew" the cosmos without all this painstaking observation and maths and stuff.
"The best case is something solidly attached to the sea floor"
Then you should mount it to the dock, not the boat.
"If your salary is paid from the taxes of those of us who do work for money, maybe don't bite the hand that feeds you?"
He didn't bite you. He wasn't rude. He didn't call you stupid.
If his post stung, or caused you to feel stupid, perhaps deep down you feel there's another way of life that might suit you better. This is a wonderful opportunity for you to re-assess priorities and perhaps try another path. Seriously.
Do explain. Other than making you a novelty at parties, I don't see how your ride would significantly impact your life.
Or maybe he started out with a ruthless bloodlust for destroying all competitors and slowly grew up. And retired and tried to do something useful.
And figured out that his MSFT business approach was counter-productive as far as bettering the world goes.
Hey, it could happen. Maybe.
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The Guardian reports on a shortage in the UK of the antenatal corticosteroids that boost lung growth in unborn babies who doctors know will be born prematurely, a critical treatment based on Cochrane evidence.
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Sunbeam cooling racks are on sale this week at Wegmans - set of three for $8.99. They stack and the legs fold up for storage. I've had mine for years and they are invaluable for making cookies in a small kitchen.
I second this--just happened to have gotten some there last week and was a bit dubious as to whether the quality would be good enough at that reasonable price, and am so glad I did. Have used them with satisfaction shortly after buying. I've had two old saggy ones with no legs for years and was always fighting with them--good riddance to them.
I found the exact thing at a thrift store... maybe $2-3, brand new, never used, still sealed in plastic in the box. Only use it when making a lot of cookies... around this time of year. Having 3 separate layers makes cooling cookies much easier. Thinking less than $10 is a nice deal, too.
I understand that the racks are advertised as stainless steel. It is possible that they are actually just nickel or chrome plated.
I would try not to use steel wool to clean them. Once the plating is gone, they can get rusty.
Dcarch, in the Wegmans ad, they're just listed as a three-tier cooling rack. Mine are about five years old and are not stainless steel. I've always washed them with a sponge and soapy water and they've retained the finish but I don't know how they would do in a dishwasher.
Booberry, I'll post it when I get back to my computer.
MARSHMALLOW FUDGE COOKIES - makes about 3 dozen
1/2 cup butter, softened
1 cup sugar
1 egg
1/4 cup milk
1 tsp. vanilla extract
1 3/4 cups flour
1/3 cup baking cocoa
1/2 tsp. baking soda
1/2 tsp. salt
16 to 18 large marshmallows
Approx. 36 pecan or walnut halves
Heat oven to 350 degrees. In a large mixing bowl, cream butter and sugar. Add egg, milk, and vanilla; mix well. In another bowl, combine the flour, cocoa, baking soda and salt. Mix thoroughly. (I use a wire whisk.). Gradually beat the flour mixture into the creamed mixture. Cut marshmallows in half crosswise and set aside.
Drop dough by rounded teaspoonsful onto ungreased baking sheets lined with parchment paper. Bake for 8 minutes. Open oven and gently press a marshmallow half cut side down onto each cookie. Bake for an additional 2 to 3 minutes. Remove from oven and immediately press a nut half onto the center of the puffed-up marshmallow. (Careful, those melted marshmallows are HOT!). Cool for 3 or 4 minutes and then carefully remove to a wire rack to cool completely. Marshmallow part will firm up when cool.
Notes: I tested two cookies with these directions before I made a whole sheet full and only needed to bake them 6 minutes instead of 8 for the first step and 3 minutes for the second step. Also, I put the bowl of dough into the fridge for about 1/2 hour to make it a little stiffer and easier to drop onto the cookie sheets.
Posted by booberry85 "Ruthanna, those cookies look great! Care to share the recipe? "
Never mind sharing the recipe. Just share the cookies! LOL.
Ruthanna, I don't think dishwasher will be a problem, especially if you let it go thru the drying cycle.
I was going to ask the stainless vs chrome question, too. As well as the dimensions. At that price I'd be interested in the set-up for my sous vide cooker if it's stainless. Between sous vide and the dishwasher several of my racks have become rusty enough to where I won't use them for food not isolated via Foodsaver bags :)
(Yes, I know it wouldn't take much ingenuity to create a rustproof rack, but if this would work for me I could ask my MIL to buy me a set at her local Wegmans for Christmas.)
Here's a link to the identical (except for the price) rack set. It includes the dimensions and lists it as chrome plated.
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I've heard people referring to this table and was not sure what it was about.
It's a sort of dummy table with a single record used for selecting when you're not actually interested in the data, but instead want the results of some system function in a select statement:
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The DUAL table was created by Chuck Weiss of Oracle corporation to provide a table for joining in internal views:
I created the DUAL table as an underlying object in the Oracle Data Dictionary. It was never meant to be seen itself, but instead used inside a view that was expected to be queried. The idea was that you could do a JOIN to the DUAL table and create two rows in the result for every one row in your table. Then, by using GROUP BY, the resulting join could be summarized to show the amount of storage for the DATA extent and for the INDEX extent(s). The name, DUAL, seemed apt for the process of creating a pair of rows from just one. [1]
It may not be obvious from the above, but the original DUAL table had two rows in it (hence its name). Nowadays it only has one row.
DUAL was originally a table and the database engine would perform disk IO on the table when selecting from DUAL. This disk IO was usually logical IO (not involving physical disk access) as the disk blocks were usually already cached in memory. This resulted in a large amount of logical IO against the DUAL table.
Later versions of the Oracle database have been optimized and the database no longer performs physical or logical IO on the DUAL table even though the DUAL table still actually exists.
I think this wikipedia article may help clarify.
It is a dummy table with one element in it. It is useful because Oracle doesn't allow statements like
You can work around this restriction by writing
It's the special table in Oracle. I often use it for calculations or checking system variables. For example:
Kind of a pseudo table you can run commands against and get back results, such as sysdate. Also helps you to check if Oracle is up and check sql syntax, etc.
The DUAL table is a special one-row table present by default in all Oracle database installations. It is suitable for use in selecting a pseudocolumn such as SYSDATE or USER
The table has a single VARCHAR2(1) column called DUMMY that has a value of "X"
You can read all about it in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DUAL_table
More Facts about the DUAL....
Thrilling experiments done here, and more thrilling explanations by Tom
A utility table in Oracle with only 1 row and 1 column. It is used to perform a number of arithmetic operations and can be used generally where one needs to generate a known output.
SELECT * FROM dual;
will give a single row, with a single column named "DUMMY" and a value of "X" as shown here:
It's a object to put in the from that return 1 empty row. For example: select 1 from dual; returns 1
select 21+44 from dual; returns 65
select [sequence].nextval from dual; returns the next value from the sequence.
DUAL is necessary in PL/SQL development for using functions that are only available in SQL
DUAL we mainly used for getting the next number from the sequences.
Syntax : SELECT 'sequence_name'.NEXTVAL FROM DUAL
This will return the one row one column value(NEXTVAL column name).
protected by Brad Larson♦ Feb 26 at 17:08
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