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Of course it won't matter if this particular program actually ends up saving billions if your aim is to spend trillions. Additionally most studies I've seen said the medical records savings are overstated and won't begin to be a reality until around 2019.
I have to say that if we have enough work in public buildings replacing old lightbulbs, putting in new heating systems and making them energy efficient to "put people back to work", we have way too many public buildings.
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Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:The Burning Legion has been defeated, and eastern regions of Kalimdor are now shared by two nations: the orcs of Durotar, led by their noble Warchief, Thrall; and the humans of Theramore, led by one of the most powerful mages alive — Lady Jaina Proudmoore.
But the tentative peace between orcs and humans is suddenly crumbling. Random attacks against Durotar's holdings suggest that the humans have renewed their aggression toward the orcs. Now Jaina and Thrall must avert disaster before old hatreds are rekindled — and Kalimdor is plunged into another devastating war. Jaina's search to uncover the truth behind the attacks leads her to a shocking revelation. Her encounter with a legendary, long-lost wizard will challenge everything that she believes and illuminate the secret history of the world of... Synopsis:The fate of an entire race hangs in the balance in this sword-and-sorcery adventure, featuring the world of the bestselling Worlds of WarCraft PC game. Original.
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Aaron is currently the Associate Director of the Center for Innovation and Legal Education and a PhD student in learning science – giving him a unique perspective on technology use in pedagogical situations. Aaron received his B.S. in Information Systems from North Dakota State University in 2001, and his M.Ed. in Instructional Design and Educational Technology from the University of Utah in 2010.
A dedicated student, Aaron lives by a work hard, study hard, play hard mentality. He runs, bikes, or swims every day and also competes in half-Ironman triathlons, qualifying for the World Championships in 2012. Aaron's success as a educational technology professional undoubtedly stems from his ability to focus that same energy and passion into his work and his studies.
Aaron co-teaches the Counterterrorism Simulation Design course with Professor Amos Guiora. He also teaches Introduction to Web-based Tools at the College of Education.
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Miller, S., Geng, Y., Zheng, R., & Dewald, A. (2012). Presentation of complex medical information: Interaction between concept maps and spatial ability on deep learning. International Journal of Cyber Behavior, Psychology and Learning, 2(1), 42-53.
Zheng, R. Z., Gupta, U., & Dewald, A. (2012). Does the Format of Pretraining Matter?: A Study on the Effects of Different Pretraining Approaches on Prior Knowledge Construction in an Online Learning Environment. International Journal of Cyber Behavior, Psychology and Learning (IJCBPL), 2(2), 35-47.
Butcher, K. R., Davies, S., Crockett, A., Zheng, R., Dewald, A., & Cook, A. (2011, July). Graphical displays for online information seeking. Poster presented at the 33rd Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society. Boston, MA.
Dewald, A., Butcher, K., & Zheng, R. (2011, March). Developing interactive multimedia to enhance elementary students' critical thinking in science. Talk presented at the Utah Coalition for Educational Technology (UCET 2011), Jordan High School, Sandy, UT.
Butcher, K., Davies, S., Mazal, A., Dewald, A., Zheng, R., & Cook, A. (2010, November). Helping preservice teachers find and evaluate digital resources for the classroom: Can educational digital libraries help? Paper presented at the National Science Digital Library Annual Meeting (NSDL 2010). Washington, DC.
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seems to me very similar to the attempt to replace Florence Nightingale with a black nurse I had never heard of
I don't think they ever actually removed Nightingale from the National Curriculum to teach about Mary Seacole. Pretty sure they taught about them both.
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Yes Please!: Limited Edition Goonies Pumas
For every kid there's a movie that so was awesome to watch in your youth that it shaped your very being. For many, this movie was Goonies. For me, it was a sick German porno I found in my uncle's closet. But that doesn't make these limited edition Goonies Disk Blaze Pumas any less awesome. Dropping around the 6th of December for an undisclosed number of doubloons, they've got everything a gang of prepubescent treasure hunters could want in a pair of sneakers.
Puma obtained exclusive rights to the artwork and constructed this LE release out of the map on our most iconic runner from the early 1980's, the Disc Blaze. It features the infamous Disc closure system, heavy weave pull tabs and exclusive Goonies film logos on heel, sockliner and midsole. The limited Puma "List" sneaker comes in a customized burlap Goonies sack. Enjoy your adventure trying to snatch these up.
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Don't you realize? The next time you see sky, it'll be over another town. The next time you take a test, it'll be in some other school. Our parents, they want the best of stuff for us. But right now, they got to do what's right for them. Because it's their time. Their time! Up there! Down here, it's our time. It's our time down here. That's all over the second we ride up Troy's bucket.
Oh man, I could sit here and copy/paste Goonies quotes forever, but I'm on a mission today. It's a top-secret operation I've cleverly named Operation Get Drunk At The Local Street Fair, Eat A Street Vended Sausage, And Buy A Bunch Of Knick Knacks I'll Regret Tomorrow.
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Limited Edition "Goonies" Pumas [albotas]
This is the first I'd heard about the limited edition Star Wars x Adidas Super Stars sneakers (do people still say sneakers? I do) but apparently they came out a couple months ago and were limited to 800 pairs per side of the force (that's 800 dark side, 800 light side). So ... / Continue →
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Today, June 7th, marks the 25th birthday/anniversary of The Goonies' release in US theaters. That was 1985. I was four and still couldn't walk. But damn could I fill some Pampers! I'm talking shit oozing out the waistband. Twenty-five years ago, six kids (aided by one supe... / Continue →


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Have you ever had a near heart attack after getting a medical bill? It happened to me a few years ago after my daughter was thrown from a horse and ended up in the emergency room with a possible broken arm and collarbone. Turns out nothing was broken, thank goodness. But even though we had health insurance, the high deductible for emergency room care meant we received a bill for $2,500 to cover the X-rays and the brief conversation with the physician's assistant on duty.
I paid the bill, but now I feel like a bit of a sucker for not trying to negotiate. Turns out uncomplicated X-rays like she received should cost only a few hundred dollars. If I had been persistent, I may have been able to get the hospital to settle the bill for less. I should have at least tried.
Why are medical bills such a mess? Dr. David Belk, a practicing physician, has been delving into the issue and has revealed some surprising facts about medical bill madness on his website The True Cost of Healthcare. He shared some of these in a recent interview on my radio show, Talk Credit Radio. Following is an edited excerpt describing a few key things I learned from talking with him:
1. If you have insurance, you may be overpaying for your medication.
Don't assume your co-pay is the lowest price you can get for your medications. Belk explains why: "When you are talking about price, you can categorize medications into two types. There are brand-name medications for which a pharmaceutical company still has the patent. They're the only ones who can make it, and they can sell it for whatever they like. Until the patent runs out, nobody else can make it and so, regardless of the cost to produce the medication, they can just sell it for not what people will pay but what the market will bear.
"Then, there are generic medications. Keep in mind all these medications are very easy and inexpensive to make, and therefore they do that. And since anyone can make it and sell it, there's more of an open market for it. They sell these at only slightly more than what it cost to produce them.
"Most medications commonly prescribed today are generic. The interesting paradox is that your insurance co-pay may be more than you can get the medication for if you didn't use your insurance. And so, if your doctor gives you a prescription for Lisinopril, which is a standard blood-pressure medication that works just fine, your insurance co-pay might be $10 a month, whereas you can get a whole year's supply at Costco for about $20.
"The first thing when a patient comes into my office, I say, 'What medication are you on?' And they tell me. I ask, 'How much do you pay?' And they usually tell me, 'Oh, I get a good deal, my insurance lets me have it for $10 a month.' If I have a little bit of extra time that day, and I feel a little bit theatrical, I'll simply call Costco right in front of them and say, how much would you sell 365 (tablets) of this drug for? And they'll tell me something like $32.95 or $26.95. Really? $26.95 for a whole year? And the patient's jaw hits the ground.
"Sometimes, I'll give them six prescriptions because they're on six medications and I'll say, 'Take this to Costco, tell them you don't have insurance and see how much it costs.' And they get a whole year supply of six medications for less than their month's co-pay. It's usually a shocker, but it's my way of introducing the fact that there's a tremendous amount of deception in this business at all levels."
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2. Your doctor probably has no idea how much you're paying -- or how much he or she is being paid -- to see you.
Belk says physicians are often as much in the dark about your health care costs as you are. Here's why: "Your doctor probably has about 15 different -- or more -- insurance providers, all with their own arbitrary set of rules of what's covered, what's allowed, and how things are paid. They all pay you a different amount, each following their own system. (And by the way, no, I don't negotiate any of these with them. I just send them a bill and they send me a check.)
"Most doctors long ago gave up on this system because it is so complicated and difficult. They contract billing companies to do all of it for them. They hand the billing company a list of patients they saw and what are called 'superbills' with codes. The biller does all the billing, and does all the collecting and gives them a check. So they have no idea what individual services got paid or how much they were paid for them.
"My wife does my own billing, and I even do my own taxes. So, I know everything that goes in and everything that goes out. It was hard for me to figure it out. You literally have to look at each individual patient's payment to say, 'OK, this patient has Cigna, this patient has Blue Cross, and couple together the deductibles, co-pays, the co-insurance fee, the payment itself and say, for that visit, I got this much money.'
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Have small U.S. soybean supplies finally been rationed?
Smaller than expected U.S. soybean crops in 2011 and 2012 resulted in the need to limit consumption of U.S. soybeans during the 2011-12 and 2012-13 marketing years. After reaching a peak of 3.361 billion bushels in the 2009-10 marketing year, consumption declined to 3.155 billion bushels last year and is limited to about 3.085 billion bushels this year. A rebound in South American soybean production in 2013 has helped reduce the demand for U.S. soybeans, but prices also increased to record highs in order to ration those smaller supplies, according to University of Illinois agricultural economist Darrel Good.
"Year-ending stocks of U.S. soybeans are expected to be at a minimum pipeline level of 125 million bushels, which represents about 4 percent of marketing year consumption," Good said. "The USDA has projected stocks at that level in the monthly World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) reports since February this year. The task of the market this year has been to monitor the rate of soybean consumption to determine if the pace has slowed sufficiently to maintain minimum pipeline stocks at year end. Prices have traded in a fairly wide range as evidence about the actual and likely pace of consumption has varied. After peaking near $18 in August, for example, the average spot-cash price of soybeans in central Illinois traded under $14 in January and again in April. That average is now near $15.30. With only about 10 weeks left in the marketing year, the uncertainty about rationing persists," he said.
In the June 12 WASDE report, the USDA projected marketing-year exports of U.S. soybeans at 1.33 billion bushels. That projection has only varied by 20 million bushels since November 2012, Good said. Through June 20, 2013, the USDA's weekly export inspections report indicated cumulative marketing-year export inspections of 1.282 billion bushels. The Census Bureau estimate of cumulative marketing-year exports through April was about 3 million bushels larger than the cumulative export inspection estimate.
"If that margin has been maintained, exports during the remaining 72 days of the marketing year need to total 45 million bushels (4.4 million bushels per week) in order for the marketing-year total to reach the USDA projection," Good said. "Inspections averaged 4.2 million bushels per week during the seven weeks that ended June 20. As of June 13, the USDA reported unshipped export sales for the current marketing year of 59 million bushels. Some additional sales will be made, some sales may be cancelled, and some sales may be shifted to the 2013-14 marketing year, but it appears that exports for the year will be very close to the current USDA projection.
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What this suggests to me, with a little simple math, is that the exercisers who did 60 minutes or more of moderate exercise (if they're burning 600 calories an hour, they ain't doing hard circuits or rock climbing) gained an average of 2.3 pounds of muscle, while the ones doing 30 minutes of moderate exercise gained an average of 1.1 pounds of muscle.
Which is... double the result.
I'd also be interested in hearing what their relative blood pressures and cholesterol counts were.
The health benefits of exercise are not chiefly about fat loss, no matter what fatophobic media would like us to think.
On a related note, I managed to chafe my cleavage with my run yesterday. I'm a big fan of Title Nine's Frog Bra (sadly, not currently available due to a spandex shortage, or something) but apparently 8.4 miles of rubbing against the edge of a heavy-duty compression bra was too much for my tender flesh.
There are special challenges in this world for large-breasted women. (I'm a 36F, and if I keep shrinking, likely to be a 34F or 34G by this time next year.) Coincidentally, there's an article on just this topic at Clutch today. I concur with the woman in comments who has nothing good to say about Victoria's Secret. I, too, have had the experience of having them shovel me into a bra with cups too small and a band too large. For those of you who are small-bosomed or have visible pectoral muscles rather than sacs of fat and mammary tissue up front, the band is the part that provides 90% of the support in a properly fitted bra.
Which just proves to me that Vickie's doesn't know shit about lingerie.
My go-to site for non-sports-bras has been, for years, Bravissimo. They have pretty bras that fit, which means not giving me quadriboob or major back pain or Morghul Bra Syndrome, where the underwire attempts to eat through to your heart and turn you into a brawraith.
Worth paying the shipping from the UK. Honestly. (Fig Leaves, the U.S. equivalent, does not seem to handle the upper end of the size ranges nearly as well.)
And they've been introducing sports bras.
Hmm. Well, it's royalty season. Maybe when my next check arrives, I'll look into replacing my beloved but apparently somewhat rough-seamed Frog Bras. (Seriously, I've had these things since 2001. I just retired one last year that dated from 1998 or so. They're that durable.)
Ave et vale, Frog Bra.
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Aug. 27th, 2012 02:51 pm (UTC)
Hiya Bear. I ride my bike long distance and hopefully will run again someday. For the chaffing I recommend butt butter. It comes in individual packets and might also be called chamois butter, whatever. When applied to the chaffing places--seams--it makes a world of difference. My boobs and butt give butt butter a high five.
The rest of you go wash out your mouths.
The rest of you go wash out your mouths.
Aug. 27th, 2012 02:53 pm (UTC)
I am a great fan of Bravissimo, and they have a shop about 5 minutes (uphill) walk from my home. They've always had sports bras, but they've just introduced their own brand one. Alas, it was temporarily unavailable because they'd discovered a bug in need of fixing.
Aug. 27th, 2012 03:06 pm (UTC)
Great fucking company. I wish they had US stores.
Maybe I'll do some in-person shopping at WFC next year.
Maybe I'll do some in-person shopping at WFC next year.
Aug. 27th, 2012 03:03 pm (UTC)
Thank you, but I'm not in need of advice. Just noting a new phenomenon.
Aug. 27th, 2012 02:55 pm (UTC)
I've had little luck with compression bras, so it's been encapsulation all the way. Mostly Lunaire's sports bra (I am not a fan of underwire, but it fits better than anything else on the market*) though if I can get the sizing worked out I suspect one of Berlei's Shock Absorbers might do will for me.
The Enell bra also totally fails, which is too bad.
Oh, and I finally fit into Moving Comfort's bra for larger breasted folks (I had to drop a cup size - and then, they've gone up a cup size, so now I wouldn't have had to...) - which is particularly awesome, because it's double layer which means it passes as a cami and I can stick my phone in it without it getting sweaty. (Hey, this is important. Running and streaming internet radio are made for each other.) Except that I accidently ordered the wrong band size so I have to get REI to exchange it. And pick up a couple more. I love these.
Oh, just as a data point, I often do have visible pecs (a bit less now, as I'm just getting back into the arm balance stuff post surgery) - and I'm a DDD cup. Yeah, on my frame? They have to be pretty darn substantial pecs.
* With the possible exception of Elomi's sports bra, which doesn't wick, so it isn't really a sports bra.
The Enell bra also totally fails, which is too bad.
Oh, and I finally fit into Moving Comfort's bra for larger breasted folks (I had to drop a cup size - and then, they've gone up a cup size, so now I wouldn't have had to...) - which is particularly awesome, because it's double layer which means it passes as a cami and I can stick my phone in it without it getting sweaty. (Hey, this is important. Running and streaming internet radio are made for each other.) Except that I accidently ordered the wrong band size so I have to get REI to exchange it. And pick up a couple more. I love these.
Oh, just as a data point, I often do have visible pecs (a bit less now, as I'm just getting back into the arm balance stuff post surgery) - and I'm a DDD cup. Yeah, on my frame? They have to be pretty darn substantial pecs.
* With the possible exception of Elomi's sports bra, which doesn't wick, so it isn't really a sports bra.
Aug. 27th, 2012 03:04 pm (UTC)
Encapsulation bras never seem to work for me, by comparison.
Maybe I'll try some of the newer ones. It's bee na while.
I really just want my tits mashed around to the middle of my back where they won't get in my way, or jounce.
Maybe I'll try some of the newer ones. It's bee na while.
I really just want my tits mashed around to the middle of my back where they won't get in my way, or jounce.
Aug. 27th, 2012 02:59 pm (UTC)
I do not exercise to lose fat. I need the fat I have. It keeps me menstruating and other important stuff. And yet I exercise every day! How could this be? Legions of journalists so confused. Well. There there, journalist dears. "Cardiovascular" is a big word, but dictionaries do know it. ("Strong" is not such a big word. The other words involved get complicated and personal.)
Seriously, Vickie's can bite me. They've done that thing to me, too, where they try to tell you that the band larger and the cup smaller is "really the same." I think this mostly works on people who have not been able to find their real size and think that band sizes don't go below 34 and cup sizes don't go above DD, so if it looks like they would be going one way or the other, they would have to get stuck with whatever. I am frustrated and sad that my solutions involve throwing money at the problem, though, because I know that lots of my friends do not have the money to throw. Cheap good bras in sizes not available at Target! That should be somebody's rallying cry somewhere.
Seriously, Vickie's can bite me. They've done that thing to me, too, where they try to tell you that the band larger and the cup smaller is "really the same." I think this mostly works on people who have not been able to find their real size and think that band sizes don't go below 34 and cup sizes don't go above DD, so if it looks like they would be going one way or the other, they would have to get stuck with whatever. I am frustrated and sad that my solutions involve throwing money at the problem, though, because I know that lots of my friends do not have the money to throw. Cheap good bras in sizes not available at Target! That should be somebody's rallying cry somewhere.
Aug. 27th, 2012 03:04 pm (UTC)
Brastop, also in the UK, handles the larger end of the size range a bit better than Figleaves. They have a marginally larger sports bra selection than Bravissimo, should you experience trouble finding something that works out. I suggest this primarily because Brastop is prone to random sales, so a $60 bra often turns into $30.
Aug. 27th, 2012 03:29 pm (UTC)
Just a high five and a "big busted girls represent" to say that I used to order from Bravissimo, but post nursing found their bras just didn't quite do the trick anymore. Things shifted or something. Now I'm in battleship Wacoals I pick up at the local Nordstroms. They're not much to look at on their own (though they occasionally come in colors other than nude, white and black) but the first time I put one on it looked like I'd instantly lost 20 pounds because everything was held up together and not schlumping all over the place. If you know what I mean. And I think you do.
Aug. 27th, 2012 03:30 pm (UTC)
Weirdly, I have exactly the opposite problem; I'm (after around 15 years of being borderline A/B) finally a solid B-cup by measurements, and have a terrible time finding bras that are actually small enough in the cup to be genuinely supportive. The few I've found that *are* are mostly labeled as A-cup, which is another one of those semi-mythical sizes, though admittedly a little easier to find than the extra-large end of things.
(Insert the usual rant here about women being diverse and things like bras and jeans needing more complicate sizing metrics. sigh.)
(Insert the usual rant here about women being diverse and things like bras and jeans needing more complicate sizing metrics. sigh.)
Aug. 28th, 2012 10:42 pm (UTC)
Uhm, hi. I have a similar problem -- even things that think they're A-cup are often a little roomy. If you don't mind my asking, where have you found bras that actually provide some semblance of support?
(Obviously this is less of an annoying problem than for large-chested folks -- lack of support doesn't give me back pain or anything, it's just annoying. And I'm sick of having to shop for bras in the preteen sections.)
(Obviously this is less of an annoying problem than for large-chested folks -- lack of support doesn't give me back pain or anything, it's just annoying. And I'm sick of having to shop for bras in the preteen sections.)
Aug. 27th, 2012 04:01 pm (UTC)
Wow, that article is *spectacularly* bad. Muscle mass? Who the hell needs that? Certainly not athletes, that's for sure!
I would also like to say for the record that I really appreciate that losing weight for you does not involve spouting fatphobic shit, because it sure does for so many people.
I would also like to say for the record that I really appreciate that losing weight for you does not involve spouting fatphobic shit, because it sure does for so many people.
Aug. 27th, 2012 04:18 pm (UTC)
If you don't want to wait until next WFC, check out Secrets From Your Sister (secretsfromyoursister.com) in Toronto when you're there for this year's WFC. I'm on the larger side of things and found that they have great staff and selection of *pretty* larger cupped bras. I haven't been in a while so I'm not sure what their sports bra selection is like these days but I can vouch for them not selling you a bra that is the wrong size ( a la Victoria's Secret or LaSenza) because that is all they have.
Aug. 27th, 2012 05:29 pm (UTC)
Finding proper sports bikini tops that fit me is endlessly difficult. Manufacturers seem to think that only small breasted women do water sports seriously, and with underwire.
If I attend London 14, I shall have to include a bra shopping trip.
If I attend London 14, I shall have to include a bra shopping trip.
Aug. 27th, 2012 08:54 pm (UTC)
Has anyone pointed you toward http://bustygirlcomics.com/ yet? It's a cute comic about the joys and annoyances of being busty. Like this one, which is apropos to this post: http://bustygirlcomics.com/post/3003923 3779/speechless
Aug. 27th, 2012 10:58 pm (UTC)
Ah -- support.
For all the horror stories told, full-figured women often find corsets more comfortable because they have a lot more stuff doing the support side of things.
For all the horror stories told, full-figured women often find corsets more comfortable because they have a lot more stuff doing the support side of things.
Aug. 31st, 2012 04:04 pm (UTC)
True ... except when exercising. I did in fact fence in a corset for a time, and the difference in when I started panting was palpable.
Aug. 28th, 2012 12:14 am (UTC)
I used to get really jealous of busty women (because, pretty!) until I got to listen in on a few conversations like this. I have a friend who's like a 32 EE or something similar-tiny, slender, frail little thing, enormous tits. I could sell a couple of her bras and pay my rent.
That shit cleared up my jealousy right away. Me and my comfortable 34A will be over here, paying $10 a piece and not having crippling back pain.
Which is not to say I stopped appreciating the pretty, I just have a better understanding of the downsides now.
That shit cleared up my jealousy right away. Me and my comfortable 34A will be over here, paying $10 a piece and not having crippling back pain.
Which is not to say I stopped appreciating the pretty, I just have a better understanding of the downsides now.
Aug. 28th, 2012 02:28 am (UTC)
I personally think smaller breasts are prettier (perkier! more shapely! often with adorable little aereolae!), and I swear, I would give ANYTHING to be a B-cup again.
Especially when I'm running down a hill, or doing jumping jacks. Or wearing a bra on a 105-degree humid day.
The grass is always greener. ;-)
Especially when I'm running down a hill, or doing jumping jacks. Or wearing a bra on a 105-degree humid day.
The grass is always greener. ;-)
Aug. 28th, 2012 12:40 am (UTC)
I read the best bra-fitting method on Reddit, of all places, and was blown away. Turns out I'd been wearing the wrong size for years, and indeed it's very difficult to find a 38G-H but definitely worth it. This method involves getting nekkid, bending your torso parallel to the floor, and measuring thusly, instead of standing straight up. It gave me a much more accurate measurement, and I've never been so comfy.
Aug. 28th, 2012 02:22 am (UTC)
Vicki's has no clue about sizing for small-boobed women, either. But the salesperson tried to convince me I should wear a too-small band and a too-large cup. *eyeroll*
I do, however, get pretty good fit from the juniors and girls sections of Target, so take that, Vicki's! At a third the price!
I do, however, get pretty good fit from the juniors and girls sections of Target, so take that, Vicki's! At a third the price!
Aug. 28th, 2012 03:32 am (UTC)
Bras. Grrr. I realize this is a temporary problem, but my size fluctuations over the past two years--gaining, losing, gaining, pregnant, not pregnant, gaining, pregnant, and now both losing weight AND breastfeeding, well, pfft. I am now apparently per the hippie baby store a 34H. I can't fit in any of my shirts and the bras I bought pre-milk rush just don't work. I am glad this is temporary (for however long I breastfeed) but Lordy be. 34h. No good supportive nursing bra, no work appropriate tops that will not have to be altered. H. My frame was not built for H. I have to go tomorrow, in fact, to try buy a couple of new ones that will PLEASE GODS work for work next week.
Whew. Glad to get that off of my, erm, chest. Ha!
Whew. Glad to get that off of my, erm, chest. Ha!
Aug. 28th, 2012 04:05 am (UTC)
OMG. I am so going to look at Bravissimo. I followed your recommendation to Title Nine years ago (helped by discovering they have a store locally) and now, well...the wardrobe...uh, we did have that monster once-a-year warehouse sale in PDX a couple of years ago, and, well, uh....stuff followed me home.
At least that's my story and I'm stickin' to it. Seriously, thanks for the recommendation because it's made a world of difference in bra fit for me.
Needless to say, Title Nine worked, so I am so looking forward to surfing over to Bravissimo. I miss pretty bras (and have never been able to wear anything from Victoria's Secret bra-wise. For a few years the catalog had clothes that worked. Then they didn't).
At least that's my story and I'm stickin' to it. Seriously, thanks for the recommendation because it's made a world of difference in bra fit for me.
Needless to say, Title Nine worked, so I am so looking forward to surfing over to Bravissimo. I miss pretty bras (and have never been able to wear anything from Victoria's Secret bra-wise. For a few years the catalog had clothes that worked. Then they didn't).
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This place was close to the airport, the front desk was very helpful and friendly and gave us a Geneva transport pass so we could freely get to the airport the next morning. It's convenient and located just off the Rue de Lausanne which has a fair amount of restaurants and bars and is about 500m from the train station. Rooms were quite nice, the showers are a little weird with a half glass but overall it worked really well for us.
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The room was comfortable and clean. You could not beat the location and the view from the lake view rooms!!! It was a very memorable and very enjoyable visit!!! I can not say enough about the hotel and the hotel staff. The staff spoke many different languages which made interacting with them a breeze. Great hotel! I do plan on returning to it in the future!!!!!
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Wonderful staff, very helpful. My wife broke her dental retainer the day we were leaving for Zermatt, the staff found her a dentist, made the appointment, and we were on our way within a couple hours, they were so wonderful. The hotel was beautiful and the location was great. The expense of the hotel and Geneva in general is a little shocking, but rate we got through Hotels.com was amazing. Way to go hotels.com!
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Where did I say a Blu ray looks like a film print? I was talking about the colour alteration. The film print was meant in reference to the quality found in a high end cinema, because smaller localised theatres may have a cheaper looking print. And Dracula at the high end London cinema did not look desaturated or as dark.
Dracula did not have a de-saturated look in the cinema. Bear in mind the VHS came out not too long afterwards to jog the memory and though inferior in picture quality, still did not look too far removed colour wise. The 1997 DVD too. The Superbit was brighter I admit.
I remember Back To The Future super vividly. Saw it more than 10 times in the cinema back in 1985. More than enough views to etch itself onto the memory. Same argument for Dracula. Had I seen either film once, then I would agree with your argument. One or twice is not enough to truly memorise the experience.
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It helped only for awhile, now pressure very low again. The shower in 2nd
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I have run a screwdriver up the nipple and a little stuff came out, and after I've done this the bathtub has worked somewhat better but slowly it goes down again. now I have'nt tried blowing any air up the nozzle or anything like that. I figured that would be my next try, I just dread taking the wall down and the tile but if I have to than so be it. Hopefully someone can help me
Thanks: Jack
Is all of the piping galvanized? or just at the faucet? You might be able to remove the galvanized nipple and replace with a brass one, but if the pipes between that el and the faucet are clogged as well, you'd still have the problem. Wait for one of the pros, I wouldn't want my suggestion to be likely to break something...I'm not sure how reliably you can get the existing nipple out. Something is better than nothing.
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The 123 NatureWorks awards represent the eighth annual round in a total of nearly $60,000,000 in state grants to be funded by the Ohio Parks and Natural Resources Fund bond issue since its approval by voters in November 1993. Each grant requires a minimum 25 percent match with local funds.
With these investments in hometown parks and recreation facilities, our NatureWorks program provides new and improved opportunities for Ohio families to enjoy Ohio's great outdoors, Taft said. These grants are helping us build and maintain one of the finest outdoor recreation systems in America.
ODNR received a total of 224 applications for this round of NatureWorks grants. A population-based formula is used to determine the proportional share of grant funds available in each county. Applications are then ranked competitively by ODNR and selected for funding based on a broad range of criteria.
In addition to its local grants, the NatureWorks funds major renovations and improvements for state and local parks, state forests, nature preserves, wildlife areas and other natural resources facilities. Since its inception, the program has invested nearly $130,000,000 in Ohio State Parks and other ODNR facilities, while awarding nearly $60,000,000 to Ohio communities for local parks and recreational projects.
Additional NatureWorks grants totaling $2,690,000 have gone to local projects that increase boating and fishing access to Lake Erie and the Ohio River. Also, county Soil and Water Conservation Districts have shared $7,300,000 in special NatureWorks grants for streambank restoration and nonpoint source pollution control projects throughout the state.
Applications for the next round of local grants must be submitted to ODNR by July 1, 2002. Those grants will be announced in the spring of 2003.
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It's about the size of a clock radio and it sounds like one too but it's what you don't see in these ELTs that may save your life.
In the past couple years these Emergency Locator Transmitters have switched from the old 121.5 MHz beacon to the new 406 MHz beacon.
The Air Force Rescue Coordination Center says if the two planes that went missing this week had the 406 system installed they would have a better chance of being found.
"It gives the search and rescue folks a little bit more information about who and what they're looking for," said Gary Bennett with Northern Lights Avionics. "The triangulation is in a more defined spot."
The new ELT's cost about $600 and installation could be up to $1,000
"The biggest resistance to installing them is the cost," said Bennett. "The cost of doing the installation adds to maintaining the aircraft."
A pilot since 1969, Phil Dean helped search for Brendan Mattingly, the missing pilot in Soldotna Wednesday; but he can't afford the newer ELT yet so he's compromised.
"I carry this, it's called a fast-find, and it's about a 300 dollar ELT, it's a PLB, personal beacon locators."
The PLB has both the 121.5 signal and the 406 frequency but it must be manually activated. ELT's built into planes are activated automatically on impact. However, no matter what technology is used, ELTs will not be activated if a plane disintegrates in a crash or is submerged in water.
"I think filing a flight plan is the number one thing a person should do, when they're going to fly," adds Dean.
That easy step plus an investment in new technology, some experienced aviators say, can be the difference between life and death.
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Holidaymakers Fail to Contact Car Hire Providers Directly to Solve Issues
LONDON, January 18, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
Holidaymakers hiring a car to make the most out of their trip are often not directly contacting their rental provider should a problem arise, Carrentals.co.uk has warned.
Often when hiring a car, any charges incurred for factors such as; no fuel on return, damage to the vehicle or loss of deposit, will be taken off the credit card given on arrival after you have returned the vehicle and travelled home or continued on your trip. Every car hire booking made requires you to supply a credit card, (not a debit card) in the lead driver's name and this will be used should a charge be applied.
Due to this, holidaymakers are failing to dispute any costs with the car hire provider directly, which Carrentals.co.uk argues is the best route to take should you think you have been unfairly charged. Rather than contacting the car hire provider, many people try to claim it back through their credit card provider and this could prove more difficult as well as reducing their chances of a refund.
Gareth Robinson, Managing Director of Carrentals.co.uk, said: "If you have any issues or complications when returning a hire car the first port of call should always be the provider as they are the ones most likely to help you resolve it efficiently. We have found many customers, particularly those that have hired abroad, think it would be best to contact their credit card company on their return home when a charge has occurred but this isn't usually the case." He added: "Unfortunately there can often be a language barrier which makes disputing a charge more difficult if you travelled abroad, but still try other methods such as emailing first to get around this."
To compare the best car hire deals visit http://www.carrentals.co.uk
About Carrentals.co.uk
Carrentals.co.uk is one of the UK's leading car hire comparison website, and celebrated its 5th birthday as a comparator in February 2012. Last year, the company achieved record sales, despite the challenging economic climate.
Searching up to 50 different car hire suppliers, including Alamo, Avis, Budget, Hertz, Holiday Autos and Sixt, Carrentals.co.uk provides an impartial comparison of the best prices available in over 15,000 locations worldwide.
Customers can also book with Carrentals.co.uk through the Android and iPhone mobile apps launched in 2011 and also through the comparator's Facebook page.
To book or for further information visit http://www.carrentals.co.uk
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