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The firefighter helped save a suicidal man from taking a 50-foot plunge.
An ordinary mountain bike ride turned into a call-to-duty for Chesterfield County, Va. Firefighter Brian Rothell last year.
The 18-year veteran encountered a man attempting suicide on the Nickel Bridge in Richmond, Va. on March 25, 2006, who he helped save from taking a 50-foot plunge. For his display of heroism, Rothell was recently awarded with the Carnegie Medal.
The award is presented by the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission, a Pittsburgh-based philanthropic foundation, to close to a hundred people each year who risk their lives to save another.
Along with the award, Rothell also will receive a $5,000 grant. During the 100-plus-year existence of the fund, established by industrialist-philanthropist Andrew Carnegie in 1904, $29.3 million has been given in grants, scholarships, death benefits and assistance.
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Rothell was biking that Saturday with his friend Kate Lucas as they approached the bridge. At that time, he noticed a black male of approximately 230 pounds walking toward them.
Jimmy McMillan, a friend of the two bikers, was biking in their direction and Kate -- who was 100 yards behind Rothell -- stopped to talk to him. While he waited for the conversation to end, he heard Kate scream.
The man he saw walking on the bridge had climbed the railing and was standing with his back to it -- not over the water, but the neighboring railroad tracks. As Rothell, on his bike, made his way toward the man, he came back on the sidewalk and continued walking.
Rothell continued to follow him on his bike and told a group of passing teenagers to call 9-1-1. As he came closer to the man, he asked him, "Are you gonna' jump off the bridge?," to which he said the man answered with an expletive and told him to leave him alone.
The man began to run and Rothell gave chase on foot and caught the man's sweatshirt as he flung himself over the rail. He tried to pull the man up by his shirt but he was a good 85 pounds heavier than him and continued slipping downward, now dangling over the James River.
"All I thought was that the guy was going to drop," he said, noting that he preformed a similar drill with his department several weeks earlier and remembered how heavy the mannequin was.
As the man became more combative, McMillan came over to help. Both men were straining to hold onto his clothing and Rothell began to worry.
"In my mind I thought, 'There is no way we are going to help him up,' " he said. That is when a hiking group from the Virginia Boat Club asked if they could do anything to help.
Rothell said he was lucky a group of hikers assisted in the rescue. "If they wouldn't have been there the guy would have died that day," he said.
A man from the group replaced Rothell, allowing him to get back onto his bike to ride under the bridge and wait on the bank in hopes he could rescue him from the water if he survived the fall.
After 15 feet, however, he could hear the group and his friend screaming that they could not hold the man any longer. That's when he went back.
Rothell decided to climb over the rail and lowered himself, squeezing his leg between a drainage pipe and the concrete underside of the bridge. He was handed a backpack and attempted to snag one of the man's legs, but could not.
He repositioned himself to get closer to him and once he was close enough grabbed on to him and pulled with all his might.
He was able to pull the man close enough to the group for others to grab onto him. Before he knew it, the man was back on the bridge. Richmond Police soon arrived and took the man into custody.
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"It was amazing we were able to save him," Rothell said, admitting he had doubts throughout the rescue attempt.
He said that although he was off duty, it was something he was ready for and something that people almost expected of him.
"When you're a firefighter off duty, people expect certain things from you," he said. "We do this for a living; it's our job. We see so much stuff, so many desperate situations."
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Our prayer motivator verse from the Word of God today is Jeremiah 29:13 which reads: "And ye shall seek me, and find me, when ye shall search for me with all your heart."
Our prayer motivator quote for today is from an Unknown Author. He said, "We may work for Christ from morn till night; we may spend much time in Bible study; we may be most earnest and faithful and "acceptable" in our preaching and in our individual dealing, but none of these things can be truly effective unless we are much in prayer. We shall only be full of good works; and not "bearing fruit in every good work." To be little with God in prayer is to be little for God in service. Much secret prayer means much public power. Yet is it not a fact that whilst our organizing is well nigh perfect, our agonizing in prayer is well nigh lost?"
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Though we all knew it, now the nation does too, as the Hub City has topped Area Development magazine's lists for Leading Locations, best mid-sized cities and best Southern cities. Not bad, Lafayette.
Out of 380 MSAs surveyed for Area Development's Spring issue, Lafayette, in addition to taking the no. 1 spots for Leading Locations, best mid-sized city and best Southern city, also topped the magazine's lists for Economic Strength, Year-Over-Year Growth and best Recession-Busting mid-sized cities.
The study was based on 21 economic indicators taken from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Bureau of Economic Analysis and the U.S. Census American Community Survey, and according to the magazine: "The goal was to identify which cities across America are emerging from the recession as economic front-runners — and why."
"Lafayette has seen significant economic growth in recent years and this recognition from Area Development reflects that," says Gregg Gothreaux, President and CEO of the Lafayette Economic Development Authority. "Local economic indicators have rebounded and, in many cases, exceeded pre-recession levels. With growing retail sales numbers, shrinking unemployment and a growing workforce and wages- all signs point to the fact that over the next decade Lafayette will increase its status as one of the premier cities in the South."
The magazine also noted Lafayette's no. 24 out of 200 ranking on the Milken Institute's Best Performing Cities Index for 2012 — a 69 spot jump from its previous year's placement — and its 8.6 percent rise in employment between December 2011 and 2012, the nation's largest.
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WASHINGTON -- For those sci-fi enthusiasts who couldn't make it to San Diego for Comic-Con, the White House had a solution last week: a Google+ Hangout webchat exploring the stuff superheroes are made of, including invisibility and super strength.
Uncool people would describe the latest installment of "We the Geeks," a public outreach project of the Office of Science and Technology Policy, as simply a discussion of materials science. But we know better. We're talking invisible cloaks! Liquid armour! Touch-sensitive synthetic skin!
The panel of engineering and physics experts displayed, described and activated an array of inventions that could apply to military operations, surgery, even a high school musical (if, for example, you wanted stagehands to be invisible as they moved scenery).
"Materials science is what allows us to make something real right out of the comic books," explained Nate Ball, co-founder of Atlas Devices and inventor of the Ascender, which allows for "reverse rappelling" up buildings, Batman style. "Most of us are familiar with how Batman gets out of trouble," he said as he introduced the device.
Norman Wagner, a professor of chemical engineering at the University of Delaware, offered his own bit of drama by stabbing a swatch of Kevlar containing liquid armor with an ice pick to show how the material turns rigid quickly. Liquid armour, he explained, "transitions from a fluid-like state to a solid-light state under impact," allowing it to resist assaults from small, powerful objects.
"We've been stabbing this one for about five years," he explained as he jabbed away to no effect.
Wagner said his group is working with a range of agencies and industries on applying the research: NASA may use it for spacesuits that could withstand a micro-meteorite traveling at 40,000 km/h, while doctors and nurses could wear garb that could not be pricked by hypodermic needles.
Other scientists offered their own superhero devices and powers: Duke University engineering graduate student Nathan Landy unveiled an invisibility cloak, while Stanford University chemical engineering professor Zhenan Bao discussed the latest discoveries on self-healing and touch-sensitive synthetic skin.
Landy has worked with his colleagues to make a cloak (it's actually a diamond-shaped, solid structure) out of metamaterials, artificially structured composites that respond in a certain way to electromagnetic waves. Long story short, you can put objects such as a metal cylinder (which normally is very easy to detect because it scatters light) inside the cloak, and it's undetectable by radar.
"This demonstration shows that cloaks aren't some sort of mystical entity," Landy explained in a phone interview. "They're real, in a very genuine sense."
The device has practical applications in both the defense and telecommunications worlds. "It's no secret that there's a lot of military interest in this," he said.
This technology might allow devices to communicate better with each other, even when objects such as telephone poles get in the way; the cloaking would make such obstacles "disappear," allowing radio waves to transmit smoothly.
At the end of the hangout, the experts offered their own superpower wishes.
James Kakalios, a professor in the University of Minnesota's School of Physics and Astronomy and author of The Physics of Superheroes, said he wanted the power of super-speed. "Not just being able to avoid rush hour traffic... but just to be able to take care of all the things we need to in a given day," he said.
Landy said he didn't actually want to be invisible: "I think it would cause more problems than it would solve."
And Ball? He opted instead to praise scientific research as well as Batman and Iron Man, both of them heroes because of the gear they deploy rather than powers they command. He then activated his rappelling device in signing off.
If you want to educate yourself on all of this, videos of the discussions are available at www.whitehouse.gov/we-the-geeks.
Take that, Comic-Con.
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Wombats are cuddly-looking, slow-moving Australian animals. Their favorite activities are eating, sleeping, and digging holes. Here, in the words of one unusually articulate wombat, is the tongue-in-cheek account of a busy week; eating, sleeping, digging holes...and training its new neighbors, a family of humans, to produce treats on demand. This entertaining book, with its brief, humorous text and hilarious illustrations, will endear the wombat to young children, who may recognize in the determined furry creature some qualities that they share.
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If I were to walk IN a street on my way to a bar, would that bar be IN the street ON the street AT a square or ON a square.
My practical English Guide doesn't seem to give me a consistent answer...
I encounter the same dilemmas with:
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Something can be seen a lot IN the streets or ON the streets?
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In some cases, there isn't always consistency. I'd say that bar's in Oxford Street. I wouldn't say 'at Fleet Street' but 'at/on the corner' are both fine to me.
In addition,
"in" means, inside or in the middle
"on" means, on top of
"at" means, a point
I am standing in the street. (inside the boundaries or in the middle)
I am standing on the street. (on top of its surface)
I am at the street. (a point in space: general location)
The bank is in Fleetstreet. (inside the boundaries of the street)
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Thx, this helps and is a lot easier than my impractical English Grammar guide!
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A hired killer on his final job, a burned-out detective whose wife is dying slowly and in agony, a young boy abandoned by his parents and living alone by his wits. Three people, solitary and sundered from society.
In what is at one and the same time a coming-of-age novel, a realistic crime novel and a novel of the contemporary Southwest, The Killer Is Dying is above all the story of three men of vastly different age and background, and of the shape their lives take… (more)
Publisher: Gale (August 09, 2011)
Format: EPUB
Page count: 192 pages
File size: 2.2 MB
Protection: DRM
Language: English
Awards: Hammett Prize 2011 winner


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|Good - 926 reviews
Regency Inn SFO is one of the closest hotels to San Francisco international Airport. The hotel offers complimentary high speed internet / wi fi, free parking and extensive breakfast for all our valued guests. We offer value, central location and comfortable accomodations. Situated 15 mins away from downtown San Francisco, historic Chinatown, the Golden Gate...
Overall Rating - Good - 926 reviews
Very comfortable beds
Loud planes flying overhead, fairly loud parking lot noise, room request granted and then changed without consulting me
Parking was conveniently located. Easy access to the freeway. Comfortable beds.
Noisy walkers upstairs. Not a good shower.
|Excellent - 1023 reviews
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1023 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The staff was amazing. They were curious and beyond welcoming.
The only thing was that if you left the window curtains open the other rooms can see into your room
Excellent 10.0
I had last minute decision to in San Jose and it was the most charming hotel and the staff was very nice.
No the room was so comfortableIt was very nice clean hotel walking distance from a couple places to eat and drink. It was very charming
|Good - 1783 reviews
Welcome to the BEST WESTERN PLUS El Rancho Inn! The BEST WESTERN PLUS El Rancho Inn is a beautiful and charming, family run hotel featuring beautiful mission style architecture and is located only minutes from the BART, CalTrain Intermodal Stations and San Francisco International Airport. This 100% non-smoking, Millbrae hotel is a AAA three Diamond rated h...
Overall Rating - Good - 1783 reviews
Good 8.0
Nice bed and very clean
NoGreat for early morning travel to airport
Good 7.0
Far from most restaurants except for McDonald's. Did not like the pavillions. Felt like a resort without any of the benefits.
|Good - 288 reviews
Overall Rating - Good - 288 reviews
Good 7.0
Front desk staff were very helpful and attentive with booking taxis, looking into tours, explaining the BART system, accommodating room needs, etc.
Bistro was understaffed. Lines for breakfast were long and very slow moving. One morning the one worker who had to ring up food, make it and serve it - was so overwhelmed that she forgot to give me my food. I ran out of time to wait for it and when I tried to cancel my order she gave me a hard time about it. Kids wanted to swim in pool but the water was ice cold and not possible for them to swim in it. This was a huge disappointment.
Good 8.0
Easy to get to, near Chili's. Not too loud even near the airport.
|Good - 1488 reviews
The BEST WESTERN PLUS Grosvenor Airport Hotel at San Francisco International Airport combines the finest in customer service and accommodations and is perfect for your travel needs, whether it is for business or pleasure! Recipient of three Best Western "Directors Award" for Excellence in Quality Assurance, this hotel is also located just 1.50 miles north...
Overall Rating - Good - 1488 reviews
The room was nice - king bed with room for a roll-away, which we needed.
When I booked the hotel, the listing said that breakfast was included. However, when we went down to breakfast, we were told that breakfast was not included because we booked through a third-party. No effort was made by the hotel to make up for this.I was told prior to booking that the hotel was within walking distance to public transportation. Upon arrival, I was told I needed a car to get to the nearest train stop; or, my family could take the shuttle back to the airport and catch the train from there. This and having to pay for the 'free breakfast' added substantial, unexpected cost to our trip.
Excellent 9.0
Clean. Free breakfast. Free parking.
A bit far from the sights of San Francisco.I would stay there again and recommend it to anyone looking for an affordable motel.
|Good - 1404 reviews
Centrally located in Millbrae, The Westin San Francisco Airport is convenient to Millbrae Square Shopping Center and Artichoke Joe's Casino. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Coyote Point Park and Poplar Creek Golf Course. Make yourself at home in one of the 397 air-conditioned guestrooms. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Premium TV channel...
Overall Rating - Good - 1404 reviews
Did not announce parking is not included. After paying $20/night we couldn't find any parking on the second night. (parking is not guaranteed.)
Good 7.0
when I did the reservation no choice was given for beds in the room & I just wanted a king. I had to take care of it at the desk. I guess they gave a cheapest rm which opened to the roof of the 2nd floor w all equipments next to the window.a very nice hotel
|Good - 1774 reviews
With a stay at CitiGarden Hotel in South San Francisco, you'll be near the airport and minutes from South San Francisco Convention Center, and close to Tanforan Park Shopping Center. This hotel is within close proximity of Artichoke Joe's Casino and Millbrae Square Shopping Center. Make yourself at home in one of the 243 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-...
Overall Rating - Good - 1774 reviews
reasonable price and quality as much as its pricereally easy to access to airport
Mediocre 4.0
nearby airport
Must pay surcharge in upgrading room from one queen bed to king bed or double. Wifi is only available in lobby. This hotel is over evalued.
|Good - 1263 reviews
The Days Inn San Bruno is just minutes from the San Francisco International Airport -SFO- and BART access. We offer complimentary shuttle service between 400AM and 1230AM to the Airport. The property is also conveniently located to Highways 101, 280, 380 and 92. This beautiful, 3 story, interior corridor property with elevator offers a complimentary Co...
Overall Rating - Good - 1263 reviews
Excellent 9.0
convenient location to SFO airport, without the jet and airport noise. Nice neighborhood, felt safe walking around it. Staff very nice and helpful. Parking easily accessible. Clean, well maintained building and rooms.
On a busy morning, the breakfast area was full with no where to sit.Close to airport; quiet, comfortable rooms. Neighborhood felt safe to walk around; restaurants nearby. Hotel was nicely decorated with a comfortable feel to it.
Cleanliness and the furniture was old, not business oriented and the carpet seemed old and was tattered.
|Good - 2145 reviews
Full service, 9 story hotel with 789 guestrooms including 26 suites. Located on San Francisco Bay and just 2 miles south of SFO Airport, hotel offers free 24-hour airport shuttle service. Accessible by car or BART commuter train, downtown San Francisco is 13 miles north Accessible by car or CALTRAIN, Silicon Valley is 13 miles south. Hotel offers free t...
Overall Rating - Good - 2145 reviews
Excellent 10.0
No pressure about checkout time-- hotel was under construction so not full. Easy shuttle service to/from airport. Room service food was excellent.
Location to San Francisco.
Pillows were bad. Need coffee available for guests.Parking was expensive but typical. $24 per night.
|OK - 24 reviews
The Holiday Inn San Francisco International Airport is located in the birthplace of Biotech and ideally situated for travelers. We are adjacent to the South San Francisco Conference Center, just 1.5 miles from the San Francisco International Airport, a short distance to Downtown San Francisco, and less than 30 minutes from Silicon Valley. We are right off Hi...
Overall Rating - OK - 24 reviews
Good 8.0
Lounge & Restaurat in the hotel
The 10$ a day parking charge for guests is a little hidden charge that's a bit pricy and 15$ in room movies is a bit expensiveIt was very nice
Good 8.0
Easy to get to and from the airport. Good for the overnight stay.Not much else going on around the area, it's the airport and quite industrial which is to be expected.
|Good - 956 reviews
Ramada Limited San Bruno/San Francisco Airport West Is Your First Class Hotel At Moderate Rates. Located Centrally In Downtown San Bruno, California And A Short Two Miles From San Francisco Airport. Our Hotel Affords Each Guest To Be Within Walking Distance To Casual And Fine Dining Along With Specialty Shopping. We Are Just A Short Drive From Candlestick P...
Overall Rating - Good - 956 reviews
Good 7.0
Large room with good furnishings.
It's a little run down, but not unreasonable.The evening desk person was extremely helpful and knowledgeable.
Poor 1.0
Was very dirty. Pillows were yellow and sofa was stained and smelly. A would consider a zero star hotel.No sign to tell us where the hotel entrance was. Hotel transportation dropped us on the sidewalk in and this neighborhood is bad. Everyone on the van couldn't believe we were staying there.
|Excellent - 678 reviews
Centrally located near historic downtown San Bruno within close proximity to San Francisco International Airport/SFO. Easy access to nearby San Francisco, San Jose/Silicon Valley, Oakland/East Bay and Wine Country/North Bay. Bus and train stations within blocks. Walking distance to shops, restaurants and bars. Intimate spa on property featuring a whirlpool/h...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 678 reviews
The Cleanliness and staff is good.
The breakfast is poor.The C/P is not high, but staff is very kind.
the location was key, 5 minutes to airport rental car return
bad airflow bad design poor quality of bed/towels/linens staff were OKMore like a 2.5 star. It was definitely not worth the---- after taxes and fees that I paid.
|Excellent - 487 reviews
relaxing Bay Area retreat minutes from San Francisco International Airpor welcome to the Hampton Inn & Suites San Francisco/Burlingame-Airport South Hampton Inn & Suites San Francisco/ Burlingame-Airport South hotel is the perfect Bay Area hotel, located just one mile from San Francisco International Airport (SFO) and a short drive to the heart of downtown S...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 487 reviews
Good 8.0
Very convenient to the airport - and quiet,
Mediocre 3.0
The property was extremely clean and well tended
The walls where paper thin and I constantly heard the sound of the elevator in my room. Also, there was no bottom the door, so I constantly heard the goings on in the hallway.
|Good - 100 reviews
Experience spacious accommodations, modern business and leisure amenities and a fantastic location overlooking the San Francisco Bay when you stay at DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San Francisco Airport North. This modern hotel is situated within seven miles of San Francisco International Airport and numerous San Francisco landmarks, such as Chinatown, Fisherman...
Overall Rating - Good - 100 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Cookies, well lit hallways and location
Free coffee service in the lobby ended at 8am. I always seemed to miss it.Wi-fi didn't work for day and a half. No explanation from management
Good 7.0
Easy access from car to hotel room.
Isolated,no other shops or restaurants in walking distance.
|Good - 685 reviews
With a stay at Four Points by Sheraton San Francisco Airport in South San Francisco, you'll be near the airport and minutes from South San Francisco Convention Center, and close to Tanforan Park Shopping Center. This hotel is within close proximity of Artichoke Joe's Casino and Millbrae Square Shopping Center. Make yourself at home in one of the 101 air-cond...
Overall Rating - Good - 685 reviews
Mediocre 4.0
The airport location for an early morning flight.
There was a left-over dinner tray in the room. The pullout bed was out and made. It looked like someone was still in the room.. There was crust on the comforter. It felt dirty. I didn't feel good about being in the bed.We often forgive airport hotels, but this hotel felt dirty.
Excellent 10.0
Very clean and bright, with simple, modern design. And so close to the airport!
The business center's printer wouldn't print our boarding passes.


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Snapchat Hack
I'm writing this post to clarify some things and to try and calm down what is alot of fear mongering about the "Snapchat hack", first of all what was stolen was simply usernames and phone numbers tied to those usernames.
Now you might be thinking OMG OMG OMG my phone number has been stolen. Stop and think for a minute have you every provided your phone number to Facebook for example? If so chances are your number is already on the internet. A phone number is easily obtained, sure this makes it easier but its not something to worry about. The worst someone can do with your phone number is send you spam texts or prank call you. The worst they can do with your Snapchat username is add you as a friend or send you Snapchats. If your still worried about your username being stolen please go to Snapcheck.org and check to see if your username was one of the 4.8 million stolen.
Which brings me on to another point, Snapchat has about 300 million users according to figures I found with a quick google search for the sake of this example assume the 300 million figure is correct that would mean only 1.6% of users information was stolen. Theres a high possiblity your username was not on the list of users that had their information stolen.
I do accept that any theft of this nature is unacceptable especially considering Snapchat was supposedly warned about the vulnerabilities but its not something you should loose any sleep over.


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I haven't given up learning QM yet. I almost did give up. Ha not really! I've done the math behind QM in school so why would I quit?
Okay, Mr susskind in his Modern Physics lecture ( http://youtu.be/LBFBQr_xKEM?t=34m54s ) does something really cute using Dirac notation, like:
<x|k> = e^(ikx)/sqrt(2pi) is the projection (inner product) of a vector k (momentum) onto a position basis.
Then he does something like
Psi^hat( k ) = <k|Psi>
= integral { <k|x> <x | Psi> } dx }
= 1/sqrt(2pi) integral { e^(-ikx) Psi(x) } dx }
It's called a fourier transform!
If you done any graphics you may have used Spherical Harmonics for lighting ( where you reconstruct a lighting function by projecting the coefficients of a lighting function). It's the same idea. Spherical Harmonics are the solutions to the Laplacian equation (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laplace's_equation).


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'May' can never be used to form a past perfect tense.
Since reference here must be to the situation prior to that denoted by the main verb (a past tense 'took'), 'might have been' would clearly be the more appropriate choice.
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