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Things to get included in a sale
The lowest Out The Door Price... and GOOD TIRES,., Almost anything else can be had cheaper elswhere
ford truck guy
10/24/14 02:24pm
Complaint about a dealer
Is the complaint about a sale or a repair. It does make a difference. In the case of a sale the CONTRACT is binding on both of you. However if it is not in the written contract the promises of a salesman/dealership cannot be enforced. If a repair then a complaint may be in order if the repair is not up to the standard in the area. So we need to know more. It MAY be binding but that has not stopped people on here from complaining about what they signed... To the op.... FIRE AWAY !!! I need some good rant reeding tonight..
ford truck guy
10/23/14 05:21pm
Class A Motorhomes
want new 5er
I can honestly say that I have never seen a bed lift/raise from the head side ?? That is always the side against the wall... I guess that you could lay in the bed up-side-down... That will allow the proper side to raise ..:B As far an manufactures . . . You will get everyone's own personal opinion on that... Hit up a local RV show and let your legs do the walking... see what is out there between the makers... you should be able to find a good unit inside your price point... Good Luck.. BTW - my KZ has a King bed that raises the legs up.. unless I pass out , then its my head...
ford truck guy
10/23/14 02:45pm
CB Radio - needed?
For emergency use you can pickup a handheld HAM radio (although license is require to broadcast, I doubt you would get in trouble if it were an emergency) I'll have to get one so the next time I want to ask a trucker if I should take the North bypass, the South bypass, or straight thru town I can contact one in China or South America.bumpyI can contact one in China or South America.bumpy I think you missed the important words, "For emergency" of which asking traffic directions is not. Yes.... But you have to admit , it was funny !
ford truck guy
10/23/14 01:58pm
Full-time RVing
CB Radio - needed?
I used to keep a cobra with a magnetic mount K40 antenna in the truck... got to a point that I had to turn the squelch all the way up so my kids (2 daughters) did not hear... Once they stop going with me , I will use it again. Very helpful when it comes to accidents and stoppages . .
ford truck guy
10/22/14 02:16pm
Full-time RVing
Long Island to florida
Well , there are many ways to go.. If it were me I would do the following: Cross the outer bridge crossing into NJ and hop on the NJ turnpike south.. If you can , take it all the way south and cross the Delaware Memorial Bridge into DE.. Hop on 95 south and keep on trucking.. Once you get close to Baltimore , look for signs for 695 EAST.. Francis Scott Key Bridge... take 695 across the bridge and follow back to 95 south below Baltimore follow to Florida.. ----OR--- If you want to avoid the big cities all together you can do the following: follow directions above into DE on 95 south.. Once on 95 exit onto DE rt 896 south... follow to 896/301 south.. follow 301 to 50 west.. cross the Bay Bridge and stay on 50/301.. look for signs for 301 south in Bowie MD... take 301 south all the way down to 207.. that is the bowling green bypass.. take it to 95.. that will drop you on 95 at mile marker 104.. which is about 30 miles north of Richmond VA..
ford truck guy
10/22/14 02:08pm
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Severe Weather App for Android
I use the app called Tornado on my I phone... I am not sure if it is available on Android but I love it... I can pick certain places to monitor... AND it will monitor wherever I am at... It gives warnings and other information....
ford truck guy
10/22/14 12:40pm
General RVing Issues
Leaving water in fresh water tank
The only thing I can say is that IF I leave my 16 gallon Hot Water Heater filled after trips and do not use it within 3-4 weeks.. I get a smell.. slight but still a smell.... If not using it within a week or 2 , I now drain the HW...
ford truck guy
10/22/14 11:29am
I Phone 6 Reviews
I have heard that people that place the 6+ in their front pocket have had bending issues.... But then again , it's usually kids and their skinny jeans...
ford truck guy
10/22/14 11:26am
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I Phone 6 Reviews
I received mine about 5 weeks ago... or so....I do like it a lot , and as stated it is not horribly large. I have the regular 6 , not the 6 plus. I wave not updated to the apple pay yet , waiting for bugs to be worked out if there are any...
ford truck guy
10/22/14 05:31am
Technology Corner
I'm doing mine this weekend.. Got home Sunday from our last trip of the year.. Hooked up the battery tender , cleaned everything inside.. Just have to blow out the lines and pour my pink stuff down the traps.. Oh , and replace one overhead flourscent light fixture....I hate this time of year !! :(:(
ford truck guy
10/21/14 06:45pm
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Ford F-350 6.7 V8 Diesel 4WD SRW CC, LB and Towing Capacity
Your scaled weight of 9020# seemed quite high. I have the same truck, (Lariat, fully optioned) and with my 190# butt and full fuel I scaled at 7997#. Not sure what you have in the truck that adds 1023# ? Regardless, you are in the ballpark for the 5'ver you are looking at. yes.. and with my 225# butt . mine is 8150 with a plow frame
ford truck guy
10/21/14 02:19pm
Is this a good deal
Looks to be a heck of deal! As with the other posters with the high trade-in values they said to have gotten. Looks like those Ford dealers are giving at or above retail trade-in prices, those dealers must be hard up for sales? I went back to my dealer 5 days after trading mine in to ask if I could get something I left inside by mistake... It was in the back being prepped as the guy just signed the papers on it!.. Not sure of the sale amount , but a resale within 5 days!
ford truck guy
10/21/14 08:36am
Tow Vehicles
Tires and Bugs
quote - - " I had done a visual inspection and the tires had lots of tread. Now," In my eyes , that was your first mistake.... never run tires that sit prolonged periods without checking the air pressure . . I check mine before every trip...
ford truck guy
10/21/14 07:51am
5,000,000 Super Duty's Produced at Kentucky Truck Plant
I was born in Tampa Florida and I'm still here. Registered Republican with mostly Libertarian views. I've been a union member employed by a private company for 34 years. Never been on strike and never even seen a grievance form. My boss and I go fishing together. If I don't work, I don't get paid either. Nobody tells me who to vote for. I vote for the candidate who's most likely to leave me the ! alone. I think you have a very cynical and inaccurate spoon fed view of the average skilled union member. Too bad the right chases votes away with this rhetoric when we need the votes the most. I wouldn't necessarily call it a cynical view of unions. There's a just a difference between them. For example, I work with a lot of guys that are part of the electrical union (UEW, right?). Their union doesn't interfere with them, and they provide high quality training. In my opinion, that's a good operation. My f-in-law came from a northern metal workers union. They were everything that we hate about unions. When he moved to FL, he had the same issue with the same union. Teachers unions...don't get me started LOL. I encountered a fellow a while back that was a steel worker in a union. He'd beed out of work for several months and received almost his full pay that entire time. But UAW folks have some of the most bogus union situations I can imagine. Point is that there are good and bad unions. We don't see them as much down here regarding general trades as they do up north. I was born and raised in this area of FL. It is nice and peaceful. We've often thought of leaving, but just can't bring ourselves to doing it! I could not agree more.... All too many times , people picture the unions as the early century poorly run unions.. I too know a few High voltage electrical Contractors , that work their butts off and you would never know they were union..
ford truck guy
10/21/14 07:47am
Tow Vehicles
Pulling Power
sooooooooooooooo....... your trailer has a GVW of 17,000#... and your hitch has a capacity of 16,000# :h :S NOT GOOD
ford truck guy
10/21/14 06:28am
Does it sit higher
PM sent on the measurements for 20" wheels....
ford truck guy
10/20/14 07:37pm
Tow Vehicles
Is this a good deal
I traded my 09 f-350 with a 6.4 and 98,000 miles... They gave me $31,000 trade...after taxes and it was all said and done .. I paid $25,000.00 out of pocket... I got a 2015 F-350.. SRW..lariat ..6.7...4x4...premium extended warranty... Premium service plan.. And was happy...as long as DW and I were happy , that's all that counted....
ford truck guy
10/20/14 07:35pm
Tow Vehicles
Truck Rental
What are you intending to do? Are you going on a trip, moving it from one storage or seasonal site to another? Relocating? I am in southeastern PA, and Truckasaurus is more than capable of handling your fiver. I may be inclined to offer assistance if your needs and my schedule match up. X2 . . also IF you have somebody that owns a business , you can always open up an account with Penske and or Ryder.. as long as you know someone with a CDL your golden . . .just ask for a Single Axle Day Cab....
ford truck guy
10/20/14 01:39pm
Anybody have a f350 crew cab with 20 inch wheels
I have a 2015 F-350 SRW with 20" wheels Crew cab.... it is at home , I will measure when I get home tonight... unless somebody else here does it before I get there... Joe
ford truck guy
10/20/14 11:28am
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Available soon: Spock's tricorder a-la-Star Trek
YOUR son wakes up in the middle of the night with a burning fever. It's 2 a.m. and your doctor isn't available. You can risk the line and price of the emergency room or you can wait it out. Neither choice will give you the answers you need now.
In an ideal world, you'd have Mr. Spock's tricorder from the Star Trek universe. A mixture between Wikipedia and an X-ray machine, the device rose to science fiction fame on the show because it could virtually detect anything with just a sensor scan.
That invention's day may be dawning. The X Prize Foundation, which pays huge cash prizes to intrepid inventors, is offering prize purses totaling $12.5 million for the creation of a first-generation tricorder that could be used for medical diagnoses. Nokia and Qualcomm are putting up the money for the contests.
"The tricorder for us was kind of a magical tool," says Leonard Nimoy, who portrayed Spock in the noted 1960s TV series. "I always believed we were doing things and showing things and explaining things that would be part of the future."
During the reign of the Star Trek series, Spock, an alien science officer aboard an Earth starship, carried his tricorder throughout the galaxy. The device captured the imagination of not only science fiction fans, but the general public, because the tricorder was an icon of things to come.
"It's a handheld device that gives you access to so much info," Nimoy says.
"The winner of the Qualcomm Tricorder X Prize will change the way diagnoses are performed," says Dr. Paul Jacobs, chief executive officer and chairman of Qualcomm. "Importantly, in the developing world, it will enable greater access to health care in areas too remote to have nearby skilled health care professionals."
The winning tricorder won't be too far from the one in the show. Qualcomm's rules require the winning tricorder be able to take vitals, detect a list of 15 diseases and be no more than 2.25 kilograms.
Walter De Brouwer, chief executive officer of Scanadu, a company that plans to enter its palm-size version of the tricorder in both contests, believes science fiction can provide blueprints for real-life products.
"Star Trek has been the inspiration for many inventions -- just look in your pocket and you're probably carrying a 'communicator' -- your cellphone. The iPad was a datapad in the series; the replicator was an inspiration for 3-D printers," De Brouwer says. "Technology has caught up to our imaginations, and we're now able to create tools that once felt out of reach."
Don't expect it to look like Spock's tricorder. Beyond the weight requirement, how the machines look and ultimately operate is entirely up to the contestant. British-based Montague Healthcare relies on a computer to power its creation. Massachusetts-based Nanobiosym will be entering a nano chip you drop bodily fluids onto and then plug in to a mobile device for analysis.
"We are taking the ability to diagnose disease and monitor one's own health outside of a hospital or pathology lab and literally placing it into your own hand," says Dr. Anita Goel, chief executive officer of Nanobiosym.
X Prize CEO Peter Diamandis believes the tricorder invention could lead to a major shift in health care. X Prize looks for gaps in today's markets -- and then challenges inventors to fill the voids, according to Diamandis. He sees big problems with today's health care system.
"We're not here to replace doctors, but I'll tell you it's a matter of making health care more efficient," Diamandis says. "How do we deploy the medical infrastructure more efficiently?"
Although the ultimate product and price are still a couple of years away, Trekkies, technology-buffs and moms can all get excited about the possibility of owning their own tricorder.
"I'm thrilled about it. Anything that makes medicine less invasive, for one thing, I think is wonderful," Nimoy says. "I have no doubt in the near future I'll be autographing medical tricorders."
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At a glance, you might not guess that Booth newcomer Jake Miller had a particularly hard-knock upbringing, but looks can be deceiving. In reality, the 18-year-old rap hopeful had to surmount formidable obstacles to make it to where he stands today, not least of them a woefully incomplete education. On new promo single Top Spot, he confesses, "My teachers never took the time to teach me to count / They told me one's the only number I should worry about." Miller's innumeracy turned out to be a blessing in disguise—unable to conceive of anything less than first place, he's all the more driven to achieve absolute greatness. Over a breezy, bell-laced beat by ID Labs and Mark (of Insane Sounds), the Panhandle State resident showcases mic skills to match his lofty ambitions, dropping verses packed from top to bottom with witty boasts and pop-referential punchlines ("Ron Burgundy, I'm kind of a big deal."). Think Jake Miller's got the goods to make it to the top? Then keep it locked—this cut isn't attached to any forthcoming project, but we'll be sure to keep you posted on this this promising up-and-comer.
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Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Youth Wheelchair Basketball
at Chelsea Recreation Center, Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
NYC Parks' Chelsea Recreation Center is starting a new sports program for children with physical disabilities ages 6-21. Come out and learn to play wheelchair basketball with the New York Rollin' Fury!
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Winter Wonderland Hike (vigorous)
at Dana Discovery Center (in Central Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.
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Fields of Inquiry: Photographs by Yola Monakhov Stockton
at Alice Austen House Museum (in Alice Austen Park), Staten Island
11:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
The show features work from two series Field Guide to Bird Songs and Empire Picture of the Hudson. Stockton's work provides commentary on the photographic process…
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Historic New York: Monuments of Prospect Park
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1:00 p.m.
The Historic New York Programs focus on the history of New York during the pre- and post-Colonial period.
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Animal Tracks
at Park Drive and Clove Road (in Clove Lakes Park), Staten Island
1:00 p.m.
Our Rangers will teach you the basics about wildlife tracking. By the end you will be skilled in recognizing differences between raccoon and common housecat tracks.
Category: Nature, Kids
Riding the Waves Exhibit
at Conference House Park Visitor Center (in Conference House Park), Staten Island
1:00 p.m.
The new Lenape Gallery at Conference House Park Visitor Center will open Riding the Waves, a new exhibit of the Museum of Maritime Navigation and Communication. The premiere…
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The Science behind the Solstice
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2:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
Learn myths and legends surrounding the season's shortest day, as well as the science behind the shorter days and the snow to come.
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Not in the Washington Post they don't. The paper ran a lengthy fluff piece that did not present a single critical comment about Mr. Lew.
One item that the Post could have mentioned is that Lew and his colleagues in the Clinton administration, who it notes are all back in top positions in the Obama administration, ignored the growth of the stock bubble and stood by as the over-valued dollar led to an enormous trade deficit. The collapse of the bubble in 2000-2002 gave the country what was at the time the longest period without job growth since the Great Depression. The economy only recovered from that slump as a result of the growth generated by the housing bubble.
The Washington Post had a front page article on the downward revision to 4th quarter GDP reported by the Commerce Department yesterday. The article cited higher oil prices and state and local budget cuts as the two major threats to growth in the immediate future.
Remarkably, the article did not mention falling house prices. Since their peak last summer when the first time buyers tax credit expired, house prices have fallen by more than 4.0 percent. They are currently falling at the rate of 1.0 percent a month. This would imply a drop of more than 15 percent by the end of 2011, which would correspond to a loss $2.4 trillion in housing wealth. A loss of wealth of this magnitude would reduce annual consumption by $120-$140 billion.
This loss of consumption due to a drop in housing prices would be a considerably larger blow to the economy than either the budget cuts and tax increases attributable to the state budget shortfalls or a rise in the price of oil that is twice as large as what we have seen to date. It is amazing that the Post is oblivious to the situation in the housing market even after the collapse of the bubble threw the economy into the worst downturn in 70 years.
It seems as though the Washington Post's editorial board is losing sleep over inflation. Its lead editorial notes the recent rise in commodity prices and then warns that:
"Core inflation does indeed remain well within the Fed's safety range, but it has nevertheless begun trending upward, and one leading forecaster, Deutsche Bank Economic Research, says it could hit 2.1 percent, the upper limit of the Fed's usual target range, by the end of 2011. That could force the Fed to raise interest rates, slowing growth before unemployment has returned to pre-recession levels, in order to preserve its inflation-fighting credibility."
Actually, 2.1 percent inflation is not "the upper limit of the Fed's usual target range." The Fed never explicitly set a target range and there are a range of views among the Fed's open market committee (the body that sets interest rates) as to how high inflation can go before it poses any problem to the economy. For example, back in 1999 Chairman Ben Bernanke argued that in comparable circumstances Japan's central bank should deliberately target a higher rate of inflation in the range of 3-4 percent to lower real interest rates.
As a practical matter, the inflation rate has rarely been below 2.1 percent. As can be seen, there was only one year in the decades of both the 80s and the 90s when the inflation rate was below the level that the Post wants the Fed to have as the top end of its target range.
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics.
There is no obvious reason that the Fed should feel "forced" to raise interest rates if the core inflation rate happens to edge above 2.0 percent to preserve its credibility. Such an increase in interest rates would mean throwing more people out of work.
There are already tens of millions of people who have lost their jobs and/or their homes because of the Fed's mismanagement of the economy. There is no reason that the Fed should deliberately put more people out of work just because the Post editors and their friends have irrational fears about inflation.
The NYT had a front page article warning that the rise in oil prices could slow economic growth. The article hugely overstates the potential impact of the price rises that we have seen to date as indicated by an estimate that appears in the article.
At one point it tells readers that:
"Mr. Lafakas [an economist at Moody's Analytics] estimates that oil prices are on track to average $90 a barrel in 2011, from $80 in 2010, an increase that would offset nearly a quarter of the $120 billion payroll tax cut that Congress had intended to stimulate the economy this year."
It is worth remembering that the payroll tax cut was only a portion of the stimulus package that included the extension of the Bush tax cuts, the extension of emergency unemployment benefits, and 100 percent expensing for business investment. It is unlikely that anyone would have paid too much attention if the tax cut had been 2.5 or 1.5 percent instead of 2.0 percent. In other words, the impact on economic growth of this rise in oil prices is not likely to be very noticeable.
At one point the article also includes the comment:
"After a few false starts, housing prices have slid further."
Actually, the decline in house prices following the "false starts" was entirely predictable. The first-time buyer tax credits that Congress put in place supported the market by pulling purchases forward. It was inevitable that demand and prices would fall after these credits expired.
David Brooks thinks that Mitch Daniels would be a great president, or at least this is what he said in his column today. Brooks' case centers on the outstanding job that Daniels has done as governor of Indiana. Brooks is especially impressed with the extent to which Daniels has improved the state's fiscal situation.
While that may be interesting to some, most people are probably most concerned about jobs. (Remember the recession?) If we compare job growth in Indiana with job growth (or more accurately loss) with its mostly Democratically governed neighbors, it doesn't look especially good.
Indiana lost 6.5 percent of its jobs between December of 2004 (the month before Daniels took office) and December of 2010. This beats Michigan's 13.0 percent and Ohio's 7.7 percent, but is worse than Illinois' loss of 5.2 percent of its jobs. It's also worse than the loss of 3.3 percent of jobs in Wisconsin and 0.2 percent of jobs in Iowa.
I suppose that Daniels campaign slogan can be "better than Michigan."
According to the Washington Post it does. The Post reported on the modest rise in existing home sales in January reported by the National Association of Realtors. The increase in sales was accompanied by a sharp plunge in prices with the median sale price now 13.1 percent below the recent high set in June.
As the article suggests, it appears that many investors were buying up foreclosed properties at low prices. This is a necessary part of the return to normal in the housing market, but it is a bit misleading to describe this story as reflecting an improved economy.
An NYT article discussing the impact of higher oil prices on the economy told readers that:
"As a general rule of thumb, every $10 increase in the price of a barrel of oil reduces the growth of the gross domestic product by half a percentage point within two years."
There is no source cited for this rule of thumb, which implies an extraordinarily large impact of oil prices on GDP. For example, the fall of oil prices from an average of $91 a barrel in 2008 to $53 a barrel in 2009 should have added almost two percentage points to GDP growth in the last two years.
The article later gives a more conventional rule of thumb, that each 1 cent increase in gas prices takes $1 billion out of consumers' pockets. These two rules of thumb appear inconsistent. A $10 increase in the price of a barrel of oil would imply an increase in gas prices of about 25 cents. This would reduce the money available for other consumption by about $25 billion a year. If the impact is doubled to account for other uses of oil (e.g. home heating, electricity, etc.) this would reduce the money available for spending by $50 billion, approximately 0.3 percent off GDP.
Of course the reduction in spending will not be 100 percent of the higher price of oil, many consumers will dip into their savings, just as they would in response to a temporary tax increase. In addition, some of the gain from higher oil prices goes to U.S. producers of oil, either as domestic production or importers with higher profits. While higher earnings for producers will have less impact on increasing spending than higher oil prices will have on reducing spending, the impact will not be zero.
On net, it is unlikely that the actual impact of a $10 increase in the price of a barrel of oil would be even half as large as the rule of thumb described in this article. A substantial rise in the price of oil would still have a substantial impact on the economy, but not nearly as much as this article claims.
The Washington Post (a.ka. "Fox on 15th Street") long ago gave up any pretense of objectivity in its budget coverage. Today it ran a news article which can best be described as a tirade against budget deficits and debt, since it contained no real news. The article relies exclusively on deficit hawks as sources. It presents no one who could put current deficits/debt in context.
Had it gotten a broader range of opinions readers would have known that the claim that growth slows when a country's debt to GDP crosses 90 percent is dubious, since most of the countries in this group are like Japan, in the sense that their debt to GDP ratio rose because they were growing slowly. Japan's government actually had a very small debt before its stock and housing bubbles burst in 1990.
A wider range of sources would have pointed out that it is the combination of public and private sector debt together that pose a burden on an economy. Right now the U.S. is seeing its private sector debt diminish. They might have also pointed out that the Federal Reserve Board can and does hold large amounts of government debt, so that it poses no interest burden for taxpayers.
And, they would have also pointed out that productivity growth ultimately determines a country's standard of living in the long-run. Current and projected future levels of productivity are far higher than the deficit hawks ever dreamed possible in the mid-90s, so what are they whining about?
That's what readers of a front page Washington Post article are undoubtedly asking after reading the first sentence:
"Is Rep. Harold Rogers the right man to break Congress's addiction to spending?"
There is nothing in the article that explains an "addiction to spending." It does describe efforts by members of Congress to get projects for their districts for which they can take credit, but it does not provide any evidence that this has been a major problem for either the federal budget or the economy. Virtually all budget experts agree that narrowly defined pork barrel spending, of the sort described in this article, is a small share of the total spending. Many projects are actually useful -- members of Congress just want to circumvent the normal appropriation process so that they can take credit for it.
It would have been more reasonable to begin a piece with a phrase like "fear of deficits" as the disease that Congress needs to overcome, since tens of millions of people are now unemployed or underemployed because Congress has a seemingly irrational fear of running larger budget deficits.
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South KentSouth Kent School
40 Bulls Bridge Road
South Kent, CT, 06785
(860)927-3539All-boys (Episcopal)160 students | Gr. 9-12
DarienSt. Lukes Parish School
1864 Post Rd
Darien, CT, 06820
(203)655-4067Daycare / Preschool (Episcopal)116 students | Gr. K-1
ThomastonSt. Thomas School
30 North Main Street
Thomaston, CT, 06787
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New HavenSt. Thomas's Day School
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As I in hoary winter's night stood shivering in the snow,
Surpris'd I was with sudden heat which made my heart to glow;
And lifting up a fearful eye to view what fire was near,
A pretty Babe all burning bright did in the air appear;
Who, scorched with excessive heat, such floods of tears did shed
As though his floods should quench his flames which with his tears were fed.
"Alas!" quoth he, "but newly born, in fiery heats I fry,
Yet none approach to warm their hearts or feel my fire but I!
My faultless breast the furnace is, the fuel wounding thorns,
Love is the fire, and sighs the smoke, the ashes shame and scorns;
The fuel Justice layeth on, and Mercy blows the coals,
The metal in this furnace wrought are men's defiled souls,
For which, as now on fire I am to work them to their good,
So will I melt into a bath to wash them in my blood."
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Successful restaurateur Supenn Harrison made her first foray into the restaurant business more than 30 years ago, when she bought a burger joint in the Twin Cities. For Supenn, slinging patties wasn't enough to satisfy her love of the culinary arts; the Thailand native and former teacher quickly traded deep fryers for woks and opened her first Thai restaurant.
She eventually launched the first Sawatdee in 1983 in an abandoned warehouse, transforming the unlikely setting into something you might see in the heart of Bangkok, with gold-leaf ceilings and traditional artwork. Now, Supenn owns seven Sawatdee restaurants throughout Minnesota and has expanded the menu to include sushi dishes. Besides sharing her culinary skills through hands-on cooking classes, Supenn has disseminated her authentic Thai fare by catering birthday celebrations, family reunions, and the Rolling Stones' anti-retirement party.
Dedicated to the preservation and celebration of the state?s storied past, the Minnesota Historical Society dutifully curates 26 historic sites and museums that help visitors delve into days of yore?from the Forest History Center in Grand Rapids to the Jeffers Petroglyphs in Comfrey and Split Rock Lighthouse on the North Shore.
Explore the Minnesota History Center?s collection of artifacts, local artworks, and hands-on exhibits at the History Center in St. Paul, from Civil War battle flags to Prince's suit from Purple Rain. Temporary exhibits include American Spirits: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition, on display through March 16, and Toys of the '50s, '60s and '70s, opening May 24. Mill City Museum in Minneapolis chronicles the linked histories of the flour industry, Minneapolis, and the Mississippi River, sending visitors through history as they traverse each floor on an eight-story elevator ride that depicts a working day at the mill. As a bonus, baking-lab demonstrations produce balmy bread samples and historically accurate stomach rumbles.
Several years ago, Ken Smith and Chase Williams were typical door-to-door salesmen. In need of a gimmick to boost sales and a quicker mode of transport, the duo tried riding Segways and immediately fell in love. Eventually, they turned their love for the two-wheeled transporter into their current venture, All American Segway. Their company provides all manner of Segway engagement, including guided Segway tours that offer rolling educations in local history and wildlife. Customers can also discover the revolutionary devices on their own by renting out Segways for recreational use, private parties, or as a friend for a lonely office chair or shopping cart.
Over the past five-plus decades, Vista Fleet has entertained some six million passengers from all around the world. Today, the family-owned company sets sail on a pair of luxurious vessels: the Vista Star and the Vista Queen. After their early-morning Pilates classes, the two ships carry passengers across Lake Superior during sightseeing tours, dinner parties, and twilight cruises. All the while, Vista Fleet's staff members liven up the journeys with a mix of entertaining facts and games. They also point out iconic landmarks passing by, such as the Aerial Lift Bridge and the historic Canal Park.
Game Day Experiences whisks sports fans from their living rooms and into the stands of some of the most legendary football stadiums. They also arm fans with packages that include round-trip transportation, hotel rooms, and tickets to games, all led by a tour guide who is on hand to answer questions or draw up secret plays on an Etch A Sketch.
Twin Cities VIP helps to create memorable nights on the town by staging visits to some of the city's exclusive clubs. Groups may either walk to and from locations, or snag a ride and a drink in one of the fully stocked luxury limousines while a host or hostess tags along to keep spirits high. Not only do club-crawl fees include all applicable cover charges, but they also allow parties to officially jump over any lines without riding the coattails of pogo-sticking celebrities. From there, partygoers are free to lose themselves in the music and flowing cocktails until it's time to depart and head to the next club on the list.


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The most offbeat item I've seen so far in the latest batch of campaign finance reports is this: A $109.99 payment to Ace Septic Tank Service in Sagle, filed under the category for campaign event-related expenses. Rep. Eric Anderson, R-Priest Lake, laughed when I asked him about the entry in his report. "Maybe I'm the first one to ever have to rent a Porta-Potty for my campaign," he said. "Does that say anything about me? Probably nothing good."
The event in question was Gov. Butch Otter's "Capitol for a Day" at Nordman last month, which was held outside the Priest Lake Lodge on the shores of Priest Lake. "We had 350 people there, and there's no way that Nordman's sewer would've probably handled that at one time. You've only got one facility for men and one for women," Anderson said. His campaign was among the event's sponsors; in addition to renting two portable toilets, he bought 300 pounds of beef for the barbecue and purchased hundreds of dollars worth of potato salad, beans and fixings. Others helped out, too, doing the cooking and serving; the Lion's Club set up the tents. "All the resorts pitched in - they all brought tables and chairs," Anderson said. The crowd included "pretty much everybody from the lake, on a Wednesday in September."
Asked if it was his biggest campaign event of the year, Anderson said, "By far - it was by far the biggest campaign event for my whole life. And the funnest I've ever had." Otter's "Capitol for a Day" events allow folks in small towns to ask questions of the governor and top state agency officials; Lt. Gov. Brad Little and state schools Superintendent Tom Luna were among those attending. "There wasn't a question left unasked," Anderson said.
The hottest topic of the day: Salt on the roads. "People have been noticing their cars are getting rusty now the last two or three years much more than they ever have in the past," Anderson said. "That was a big topic." Other hot topics included state-owned cabin sites; caribou habitat; wolves; Fish and Game; kokanee recovery; and the school reform referenda measures. Said Anderson, "It was just so great for everybody to be out and about. It was a really nice day."
Gov. Butch Otter has announced that he'll hold his next "Capitol for a Day" event in Pine a week from Friday. That's the same tiny town where Otter has a cabin, and that faced evacuation this summer, along with nearby Featherville, due to the Trinity Ridge wildfire.
"Pine is the kind of place where people from the city go to get away from crowds and breathe fresh air," Otter said, "Now, wildfires have made it a lot busier and smokier than any of us would like this year. And for some of us, that's more than an inconvenience, because Pine is home. I'm looking forward to hearing from my neighbors about the issues that matter most to them, and to letting them know their community and the independence it represents are important parts of the Idaho way of life."
Otter will be at the Pine Senior Center on Oct. 19 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., including a noon luncheon with local officials and residents; among those accompanying him will be the state's directors of Fish & Game, Parks & Recreation, Insurance, Homeland Security, and Species Conservation, along with Lt. Gov. Brad Little and officials from the departments of Agriculture, Health & Welfare and Transportation.
Otter's been holding the events monthly, and has already held 59, including at least one in each of Idaho's 44 counties; his goal is to get to every county twice before he completes his current term. Many have been in similarly small towns around the state; last month, he was in Nordman, on Priest Lake.
Next Friday, Gov. Butch Otter will bring a bevy of top state officials to tiny Murphy, Idaho - population 97 - for his 51st "Capitol For A Day" event. Click below for Otter's full announcement. "Murphy is one of America's smallest county seats – but Owyhee County is one of Idaho's largest counties, as well as being one of the most rural, remote and rugged," Otter said. "Any community that can serve as county seat to such a proudly independent and self-reliant bunch has a lot to teach the rest of us."


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Arizona Cardinals' Ken Whisenhunt praises Patrick Peterson's standout performance against Lions
Arizona Cardinals' cornerback Patrick Peterson has had his share of ups and downs in his sophomore campaign this season.
But in the Cardinals' much-needed 38-10 win over the Lions on Sunday, Peterson put his exceptional talent on display and showed once again why he is one of the top young corners in the game.
Arizona head coach Ken Whisenhunt had nothing but praise for Peterson's performance, which included a tremendous effort against arguably the league's top wideout.
"There was a lot said last week about him wanting to compete against Calvin Johnson and that's putting it out there," Whisenhunt told Arizona Sports 620's Doug & Wolf Monday. "Then you gotta back it up and just seeing him respond the way he does. He's a very confident young man, which is something that you like but when you're that way you have to back it up."
Peterson let his actions on the field do the talking against Johnson and the Lions on Sunday. He picked off a Matthew Stafford pass intended for Johnson in the second quarter, which paved the way for a crucial Beanie Wells touchdown.
The 22-year-old now has seven picks on the season, which is tied for second-best in the NFL. He also had a team-high seven tackles in Arizona's win over Detroit.
Whisenhunt said Peterson's success on Sunday stemmed from the impressive work ethic and mentality his young corner abides by week after week.
"He does it not with his words but with his actions, how he studies, how he works on the field, how he reacts with his teammates -- all important qualities some of the best players in the game that I've ever seen [Peterson] has a lot of those qualities," Whisenhunt explained.
The Cardinals knew they had something special in Peterson from the start when he burst on the scene his rookie season, establishing himself as an explosive punt returner and earning a Pro Bowl selection.
Still, for Peterson to solidify his status among the game's elite cornerbacks, he'll have to continue to perform at a high level for many years to come.
"The only thing [Peterson] doesn't have is he doesn't have it over time," Whisenhunt said. "That's something that he's got to prove consistently over time. But, he's off to a great start."
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Jacaranda FM had a studio filled with South African celebrities, musicians, TV stars and media moguls when they officially launched LekkerTV in partnership with KykNet in Midrand.
Issued by Jacaranda 94.2 FM 20 Oct 2014 13:01
Email is like any other form of communication - there are acceptable norms and also types of behaviour deemed as inappropriate. For example, I often have business executives asking me for advice on how to help their colleagues or employees to understand and abide by email etiquette. They find that while these people are technically skilled and communicate well in person or over the phone, the way they use email reflects poorly, not only on them, but on the organisation as a whole. I hear complaints about employees who think that communicating via email is licence to use "SMS style slang and abbreviations" or be overly familiar (which is inappropriate within an organisation, but even more so when the person is communicating with clients). On the other hand, I hear of employees who are curt, abrupt or even downright rude when communicating through email. Little do these people realise the negative impressions that their email behaviour is creating in the minds of their peers.
By Donna Rachelson, Issued by Branding and Marketing YOU 16 Oct 2014 12:30
In May 2014, 34 embarked on their first shopper marketing campaign for Kellogg's to drive the trial of their new range of instant porridges and saw phenomenal results when out-of-till volume sales grew by 64% in just 8 weeks! Kellogg had requested a strong shopper marketing campaign to position Kellogg's All-Bran and Corn Flakes porridge variants as the breakfast choice over winter, and to ensure that these porridges became part of South Africa's breakfast repertoire.
Issued by 34 16 Oct 2014 09:49
Such is the tech age in which we now live that the word "startup" automatically translates as a new company whose business is centred on digital innovations like apps, algorithms and other technologies.
By John Harvey 16 Oct 2014 07:00
Since the launch of the inaugural expo in July this year at Gallagher Convention Centre, the positive response both locally as well as internationally has been remarkable, with some large partnerships and new initiatives being revealed within the next few months. The Expo's biggest strength lies in the realisation that you cannot be everything to everyone. It has been proven internationally that you cannot be both a consumer show as well as a trade expo, due to an entirely different mix of exhibitors. After many months of research, both locally as well as internationally feedback showed dominantly, that Africa and particularly South Africa was in desperate need of a Trade only expo.
Issued by Inspire Trade Exhibition 15 Oct 2014 12:28
By Louise Marsland 15 Oct 2014 10:42
Five lucky agency staff members won iPad Minis courtesy of Son newspapers this September 2014. Entry was via the Son website www.son.co.za where personnel were required to answer a daily question about Son and its market. Respondents who followed Son newspaper on LinkedIn stood a chance to win R1000.
Issued by Son 14 Oct 2014 12:18
What do e.tv news anchor Florence Letoaba, eNCA sports presenter Nandi Tshabalala, ANN7 sports anchor Mahreen Chenia and Kaya FM 95.9 Breakfast with Bob co-presenter Sotho Meyer have in common?
Issued by Martin Glitz and Glamour 14 Oct 2014 08:57
The saddest moment of my youth? When Sasha Martinengo and Ian F, AKA the best radio team ever, disbanded. Imagine my excitement at hearing they'll be back together soon...
By Leigh Andrews 14 Oct 2014 08:37
Wearable technology is an industry still in its infancy, but the recent 2014 fashion weeks around the globe will be remembered for the increasing use of technology - in the shows and in the clothes.
By Louise Marsland 13 Oct 2014 12:00
With the increasingly blurred lines between working at the office and checking emails, taking calls and logging on at home, the definition of how long exactly you physically have to be at the office has changed and Recruitgroup has seen this.
Issued by Recruitgroup 7 Oct 2014 10:16
This month Facebook announced that they are testing a new way for users to discover and buy products from within their newsfeed without ever having to leave the site. Essentially this allows businesses to sell directly to consumers from Facebook Ads and page posts. While this is not the first time Facebook has engaged in e-commerce experiments, it is unique in its scale.
Issued by Realmdigital 6 Aug 2014 14:09
Habari Media's Insights and Innovations Director, Byron John (@ByronJohnza), covered the topic of creativity at this year's Habari Media Tuongee which took place from 17-18 July. He gave delegates a how-to guide for creativity and innovation in the workplace, explaining why being creative can sometimes feel completely unattainable and also how to get out of that rut.
By Ilse van den Berg 25 Jul 2014 08:15