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It was also mentioned that AT&T has set an internal goal to be able to launch a 100MB service in 2 years to compete with Cable, this is possible with improvements with bonded pairs and vectoring, but like any goal this could get delayed or just never happen with the current infrastructure, but it does appear to be something they are thinking about and working on in the labs.
Its 100 with a currently unnamed cap. Caps for lower tiers are now 300. Keep with the times.
Agreed! My only other option here is Charter but the thing that's kept me with U-verse is the lack of caps. 24/3 uncapped beats gigabit with caps IMO... At least I can actually use my connectioin! If AT&T starts enforcing the caps I'll probably be getting Charter as even though they're both capped Charter has faster speeds and bigger than 250GB caps...
Also, I am pretty sure the max rate doesn't say anything about stability.... I have heard some people here say that even though the number may be that high, the error correction needed on the distance you are at might not make it possible to get even close to that.
What I really want to know from e.g. Merlin or another AT&T person:What is this puppy going to cost once it is live?--"I reject your reality and substitute my own!"
There is no way that it will cost less than $90 a month.They might keep it at $95, $4 cheaper than Time Warner's 50 Mbps tier, since it will be 5 Mbps slower... then they'll sneak in that $4 modem rental to bring it up to $99 so it costs the same as the competition while delivering less. That's the AT&T way.
That's how AT&T "Rethinks Possible" lol...
AT&T a company with the largest and fastest network in the universe and with super fast internet plans
That's interesting. So is it a 4-conductor cable plugging into one jack on the back of the device? Or two phone cables? That would likely require minor re-wiring in some buildings that aren't set up for dual phone lines...Competing with cable... what a joke. Once cable gets their stuff figured out with upload, it will simply blow U-Verse out of the water.
ohhh ... well that makes sense then! my bad!
What I really want to know from e.g. Merlin or another AT&T person:What is this puppy going to cost once it is live?
Well in the NE Comcast will be making the Blast tier which runs around $59 50 mbps. The $100 Extreme 50 tier is going to become 105 mbps.Meanwhile at&t charges $63 for the 24/3 tier
It depends on the area. Some areas are Comcast, some aren't. New London, CT is on Metrocast, which tops out at a lousy 25/2. Other areas are Charter or Cox.
I felt that was obvious but yes, it would only be in Comcast terriories in the NE
I don't understand why anyone even bothers to mention how faster speeds are available and/or cheaper than AT&T's offering when those services are capped. What's the point in having 50Mbps if you can only use it 1.6% of the month?
Have charter 100meg, never been capped.
Tell me that when you go over 500GB (that's up + down) every month...
dude .... Ill let you get by with a lot of the bullshit you say ..but LULZ. Personal feelings and wanting things to be true doesn't mean they are ..and in this case they absolutely are not. Whether you are talking about long-haul fiber, business service, or in this case home service ... i mean wow.When you say super-fast internet plans ... compared to what ... ATT uverse vdsl v. ATT ADSL? How about the largest and fastest network on the planet? Really? HEH. I dunno man ..i think with the "largest and fastest" people like Google, Amazon, Netflix, Hulu, Yahoo, ect ..would have their equipment housed in DC's using ATT pipes ...oh yeah they don't.So come back with some real data that shows ATT has the largest fastest network on the planet with super-fast internet speeds... otherwise...its BS. Remember your opinions based on brainwashing sheeple commercials don't count.
Pricing is up in the air, it depends on competition. Expect a very slow rollout when it launches. This profile works great in the lab, but lousy in real world conditions.
I guess it doesn't resonate with you that a global network includes much more than just the Internet. AT&T is the largest telecommunications network in the world and has almost 1M route miles of fiber deployed around the globe. The new 40Gbps MPLS network in the US went online last month and is the first of it's kind domestically. Google, Amazon, Netflix and all of those other content providers purchase some or most of their network assets from carriers like AT&T. They are not tier 1 global networks.
The new 40Gbps MPLS network in the US went online last month and is the first of it's kind domestically. Google, Amazon, Netflix and all of those other content providers purchase some or most of their network assets from carriers like AT&T. They are not tier 1 global networks.
You're confusing two things. They are a MASSIVE global backbone provider.They also suck at last-mile. With that kind of bandwidth on the backbone, they should be able to deliver 1gbps to every home and apartment in their service area. But they don't.
What an utter bullshit. AT&T becomes more irrelevant in the international arena day after day.»www.renesys.com/blog/2012/02/a-b···on.shtml
Continue offering your pathetic 18/1.5 when your competitors are pushing 75/35 in the same price range and over the same technologies for home users, and continue pushing consumer-grade non-business 2Wire crap for small businesses, and see how long it'll be until you are no longer included in any Tier 1 graphs whatsoever. AT&T is already positioned towards the bottom as is, and that study above with the graph is for 2011, and it's only going down. From the third cluster graph, you can notice that T was on par with VZ in 2011-01; not anymore at all in 2012-01; VZ went slightly up, T surely plummeted significantly down! T is no longer in top 10 as of 2012-01!
Yes, content providers purchase network assets from carriers like AT&T [used to be], that one I give you is correct. But not from AT&T, and that's a fact, look at the bloody graphs, AT&T becomes more and more irrelevant day after day.
Merlin, do you happen to know what kind of equipment this new profile will require? I've heard that it will require an iNID outside and I've also heard that it will require a new indoor gateway that will handle the pair bonding. I'm curious which one of those is correct (if either).
So basically Merlins argument is:'We have the fastest network in the world just google it' (Which is funny because that only links to Merlins comment..), or'We'll have faster speeds soon' then when pressed to give facts or shown facts:'We have the most money neener neener!'Why is anyone listening to this obtuse hyperbole from this at&t worker/fanboy/shareholder? He has been high on at&t praise and hasn't provided any real facts on pretty much anything.
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The incident happened Monday night when police responded to a 911 call on Cherry Valley Road, where a vehicle had collided with a sign in front of the Gunstock Inn.
When Officer Douglas Wall arrived, a man was walking away from a 2001 BMW that had struck a wire attached to a utility pole. Wall yelled for the man to stop, but the man, identified by police as Cameron Lobo, 23, of 344 Old Lakeshore Road, No. 13, allegedly ran down a steep hill toward the inn's parking lot.
Wall caught up to Lobo after he fell and rolled down the hill. The officer told him repeatedly to stop, get on his knees and put his hands behind his back. Lobo, police said, refused to comply and began yelling obscenities, resulting in a struggle, with Wall ultimately zapping him with a stun gun.
A subdued Lobo was handcuffed and held on the ground until another officer, Kevin Baron, arrived. Lobo was placed in a cruiser, but on the way to the station he began "forcefully hitting his head against the cruiser's barrier," cutting his forehead, according to a news release.
Baron stopped the cruiser and the officer attempted to get Lobo to calm down and prevent him from further injuring himself. Lobo, police said, would not comply and during a second struggle, he was sprayed with pepper spray.
After being initially treated on the roadside by Gilford Fire Rescue, Lobo was taken to Lakes Region General Hospital for further treatment. At the hospital, police said Lobo remained uncooperative, yelling obscenities and threatening officers and hospital staff.
While being placed in restraints, police said Lobo head-butted Wall in the chest and injured a nurse when he spit blood and saliva in her right eye.
Once Lobo was medically cleared, he was taken to the Belknap County jail where he was held on charges of DWI, simple assault, unregistered motor vehicle, misuse of plates and operating without a valid license. He was released on $2,500 personal recognizance bail after being arraigned Tuesday in 4th Circuit Court, Laconia District Division.
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Responding to a paucity of evidence about the impact of the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program, recent studies document the fact that the SBIR does make a number of positive economic contributions. Most notably, research has found that
the growth rates of SBIR firms exceed those of comparable small firms not receiving SBIR support (Lerner and Kegler, 1999),
the social returns from SBIR-funded projects exceed the private returns (Link and Scott, 1999), and
the SBIR program influences the entrepreneurial behavior of scientists by changing their career paths and inducing them to commercialize (Audretsch, Weigand, and Weigand, 1999).
Although these studies conclude that the SBIR program makes a positive contribution to the commercialization of knowledge, they are somewhat limited in their scope of coverage.
One of the more controversial aspects of the SBIR program was the introduction of the Fast Track Initiative in 1996. Under this initiative, firms winning Fast Track designation have priority for the funding of the Phase II award because additional outside funding is committed to the research. It is conjectured that this Fast Track option bestows at least three main advantages to firms. First, it provides a mechanism for avoiding, or at least reducing, the funding gap that often occurs between Phase I and Phase II research. The significance and impact of this funding gap is made clear in the case studies by Audretsch et al. (1999), Feldman (1999), Link (1999), and Scott (1999). Audretsch et al. (1999) report examples related to funding-gap problems in their Indiana-based case studies. For example, the cofounders of a new startup developing genetically based rats experienced a funding gap between Phase I and Phase II research. The turnover of key personnel that resulted from the lapse of funding forced the company to incur retraining because of key personnel turnover. One purpose of the Fast Track is to assist small firms in avoiding such redundant cost burdens.
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PISCATAWAY ¢ New Jersey Department of Human Services Commissioner (DHS) Jennifer Velez today toured the stateÆs first suicide hotline call center, which launched on May 1. The NJ Hopeline is operated by University Behavioral HealthCare (UBHC) at the University of Medicine and Dentistry, using only New Jersey-based volunteer counselors.
According to the Centers for Disease ControlÆs latest data, New Jersey has the second lowest suicide rate in the nation. However, the rate for adults age 35 to 64 spiked 31 percent from 1999 to 2010. It is also anticipated that stress related to property damage and loss from Superstorm Sandy could have a severe, long - term emotional impact on some residents.
ōItÆs important for residents who are feeling alone, desperate or in distress to have a safe outlet, someone who they can connect with and who can provide professional counsel,ö Commissioner Velez said. ōUsing trained counselors who are based in New Jersey helps callers to relate easier, and can help lead to fewer suicides.ö
DHS awarded the $648,981 contract in March after a competitive bidding process. Under the contract, people who call the hotline will get a live, trained professional or volunteer and will never have their calls answered by or routed to anĀautomated system. Beginning July 1, UBHC/UMDNJ will become a part of Rutgers University.
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ō The rate of suicides in the United States is rapidly escalating.ĀIt has risen by more than 30 percent in the past 10 years. The State of New Jersey is taking definitive action to help reduce the rate of suicides by funding the New Jersey Hopeline, the first, statewide suicide prevention hotline,ö said Christopher Kosseff, vice president and chief executive officer for UBHCÆs mental health services.ĀōUniversity Behavioral HealthCare is honored to have been selected to run this important suicide intervention.ö
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Things are getting back to normal in some parts of the NYC metro area after Frankenstorm Sandy, though there's still a long, long way to go for normalcy for many areas, particularly Staten Island, the Rockaways, Breezy Point and Long Beach.
Not to mention all the folks throughout the region — Jersey, Long Island, Westchester and elsewhere — who still have no power, more than a week and a half after the storm.
We were all quite fortunate at #TheLabNYC, with some relatively untouched by the storm, others evicted for days and others knocked down by this week's snow. As for myself – one son still hasn't made it back to school (no power in the building), but the younger guy finally did.
Add to that the long, long, long election cycle finally coming to an end. Let's hope the next one doesn't start for at least a few months, shall we?
With that, we thought we'd start today's Five for Friday with a nod to Sandy.
- Lessons from Sandy: Social Media As a Lifeline, by Sarah Larcker on Mediapost (h/t to Friend of #TheLabNYC Abby Ziff for sharing with us) — It's true, social media was a huge lifeline to many in this. While internet was down and cell service was spotty, the ability to post to Twitter via text messages helped many. And those coordinating relief efforts made great use of hashtags – #helpsi, #sandyvolunteer, #sandyaid, #SandyNJ, #SandyNY and quite literally dozens more. Each had its purpose and helped communities get their message out to the greater public, while still being able to sort through those they really needed. Facebook pages and groups helped people spread the word and share information. Overblog and Listly combined to bring together a comprehensive list of resources available throughout the region – one that anyone can contribute to. There are many other tools and platforms that showed their utility in ways we might not have realized before. Kudos to those who realized.
- Six Essential Traits for Great Community Managers, by Yvette Pistorio on SpinSucks. We agree with this list – personality and passion are important starting points, but they're not all that's needed. Community management is more than customer service, though it certainly includes aspects of that. Great post.
- 54% of Top Brands Use Instagram, by Marissa McNaughton on The Realtime Report. Not on Instagram yet? Why not? No, seriously, why not?
- Experts Are Useless: Experience is What Matters, by Doug Haslam on the V3 Integrated Marketing blog. Doug differentiates between those who are called "experts" and those who have expertise. This is a great post, because it reminds us of the right things: just because you have expertise in something doesn't mean you're an expert. But it does give you a starting line to help advise others from. If you're doing it all from theory, ain't gonna work so well.
- Slowly, Slowly: Growing from Side Project to Funded Startup, by Natalie Gordon on the Women 2.0 blog. This was a totally different kind of post, but given that we're a startup co-working space, a startup ourselves and a bunch of other things, we thought this post by Gordon was excellent. There's no real "Dropbox effect," as many others have also written in the past couple of weeks. Success comes over time. There are virtually no startups that hit it out of the box right away. Slow and steady.
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The Department wants to remind the public that the herbicides are not toxic to fish and other aquatic organisms when applied properly. LDWF standard procedure requires that only herbicides certified as safe by the EPA will be used.
The herbicide applications are scheduled to begin Wednesday, February 27 and extend through the end of March.
Prior to recent Department efforts, the invasive species restricted boating and fishing throughout the lake. The Department has determined that preventative measures are far more effective than treating the problem at a later date.
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Among both men and women, high levels of physical activity may decrease the risk of colon cancer by as much as 50 percent (Colditz et al., 1997; Marrett et al., 2000). Although studies have not consistently used a standard measure of activity or similarly defined a "high" level of activity, a dose-response relationship between physical activity and colon cancer has consistently been observed across studies with a variety of designs and in many different populations (Garabrant et al., 1984; Slattery et al., 1988; Gerhardsson de Verdier et al., 1990; Whittemore et al., 1990; Giovannucci et al., 1995a; Martinez et al., 1997). In addition, physical activity appears to lower the risk of large adenomatous polyps, which suggests that it may act early in the adenoma-carcinoma sequence (Giovannucci et al., 1995a; Giovannucci et al., 1996; Kahn et al., 1998). The relation is seen across levels of obesity, suggesting a benefit of physical activity for reduction in cancer incidence in addition to weight reduction.
Maintaining high levels of physical activity throughout life appears to impart the greatest protection (Lee et al., 1989; Kune et al., 1990). In a study of Harvard alumni, men who were at least moderately active at two assessments were 48 percent less likely to develop colon cancer than men who were inactive at both assessments (Lee et al., 1991). However, this does not mean that those who have been sedentary in the past cannot reap the benefits if they become active. The same study showed that among men who were sedentary at the initial assessment, those who increased their activity during the 11- to 15-year follow-up period were 13 percent less likely to develop colon cancer than those who remained sedentary during the same time period (Lee et al., 1991). Data from at least two prospective studies indicated that both men and women can lower their risk of colon cancer simply by engaging in moderate physical activity such as brisk walking or stair climbing for an hour a day (Giovannucci et al., 1995a; Martinez et al., 1997). In those studies the risk decreased with increasing walking pace among those whose only recreational activity was walking.
Several mechanisms have been proposed to explain this. Physical activity may decrease gastrointestinal transit time, thereby minimizing contact of the gastrointestinal tract with potential carcinogens in the stool (McTiernan et al., 1998), and it may also reduce circulating levels of insulin, a growth factor for colonic epithelial cells (McKeown-Eyssen, 1994; Gio-


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With an impressive number of votes, you, the public voting via our awards website www.selligent-awards.com awarded the Public Award to Marktplaats Aanbieding & RapidSugar. In 2013 Marktplaats Aanbieding decided to expand their operations by developing their database. By using Selligent, Marktplaats Aanbieding exceeded their initial goal by 171% and there was a 16% growth of the database.
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Antispeciesist Donor Card.
It's important to donate organs and here is the right donor card for everyone, who wants to save lives and don't want that other people use your organs to go on with murder and exploitation.
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Veteran RCMP officer stripped of his uniform for publicly smoking medical marijuana
A New Brunswick Mountie who has run afoul of a policy that says RCMP officers can't smoke medicinal marijuana while in uniform has returned his red serge.
Cpl. Ron Francis arrived today at the RCMP headquarters in Fredericton after he said he was ordered to return the dress uniform. He was prescribed medicinal marijuana to treat post-traumatic stress disorder.
The RCMP says its officers who are prescribed medicinal marijuana should not be in red serge or regular uniform while taking their medication. The force says that would not portray the right message to the public. (Photo: KEITH MINCHIN FOR NATIONAL POST)
Pot vending machines to start rolling into Canada after firm partners with U.S. company
The marijuana vending machine is coming to Canada, says a U.S. company that developed the world's first automatic pot dispenser under a co-founder who was recently convicted of unrelated fraud charges.
Medbox Inc. said it has partnered with a Canadian firm licensed under new Health Canada medical-marijuana rules, partly with the goal of introducing its dispensing equipment here.
The devices, which automatically fill cannabis orders and spit out a vial with the requested product, are actually designed to add security to the legally sensitive process, said Medbox executives Wednesday. They have a vault-like, armoured structure, a fingerprint-identification feature and software that permanently records transactions. (Photo: Peter Bennett/Ambient Images/Newscom)
Ontario closer than ever to legalization of marijuanaOntario is one step closer to the legalization of marijuana after the Ontario Superior Court struck down two key parts of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act that prohibit the possession and production of pot.The court declared the rules that govern medical marijuana access and the prohibitions laid out in sections 4 and 7 of the Act "constitutionally invalid and of no force and effect" on Monday, effectively paving the way for legalization.If the government does not respond within 90 days with a successful delay or re-regulation of marijuana, the drug will be legal to possess and produce in Ontario, where the decision is binding. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)


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Lt. Gen. Howard Bromberg, deputy chief of staff for personnel (G-1), Lt. Gen. Donald Campbell, commanding general, U.S. Army Europe, Gen. Ray Odierno, Army chief of staff Lt. Gen. Bill Phillips, principal military deputy to the assistant secretary of the Army for acquisition, logistics and technology and director of the Army Acquisition Corps are featured in a special edition of On DoD this week covering the Association of the U.S. Army's (AUSA) annual meeting.
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Military 'quality of life' to suffer under sequestration
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States that have been colonised commonly reflect elements of their colonial past. Timor-Leste has the unusual distinction of having been colonised by two different powers in living memory, with each leaving significant elements of themselves imprinted upon Timorese society.
The imprint of Portuguese colonialism is officially recognised and embraced, not least through official language, architectural heritage, religion and a continuing affinity with Lusophone states. Even Tetum, an indigenous trading language developed from the older Tetum Terik, is heavily inflected with Portuguese, particularly in its courtesies.
Despite the often neglectful and sometimes brutal nature of Portuguese colonialism, Timor-Leste's elites in particular retain fond memories of Portuguese paternalism. Their relationship to the other colonial power is more qualified, yet Indonesia has also left indelible imprints in Timor-Leste.
Whales and geisha girls
Whether or not whaling and eating whale meat is a genuine part of Japanese culture is one of the hottest points of debate between a pro-whaling camp and an anti-whaling camp. The former claims that whaling and whale-eating culture has existed in Japan since the ancient time and is, therefore, a part of Japanese culture.
On the other hand, the anti-whaling camp asserts that Japan's cultural claim is a fraud, as whale meat consumption is not a nationwide practice and there are a lot of Japanese who have never eaten the meat. Pointing to whaling, they insist, specifically referring to the Japanese scientific research whaling in the Antarctic, that the pelagic whaling with big ships and sophisticated equipments is a modern practice and not at all traditional.


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The Triple Crown news focuses on the fact that Shackleford, the winner of the Preakness, seems more likely than not to run in the Belmont Stakes on Saturday June 11. Shackleford is headed for the Big Apple with the Blood-Horse writing "Shackleford is expected to ship to New York in the next couple of days and will have a workout over the Belmont track before a final decision is made about running in the June 11 Belmont Stakes."
The Louisville Courier-Journal believes that it's trainer Dale Romans's plan to have Shackleford run in the Belmont. It quotes Romans as saying: "We're going to train like we're running…We always reserve the right to opt out. But right now we're going to plan on acting like we're going to run…. The three classics are by far the most important races, especially when you start to look at who is going to be champion 3-year-old.I think it will play heavily if he runs in all three races and runs well in all three races. If he's doing good, we're going to give him a chance. And if we don't think he's doing absolutely perfect and going to run his very best race, then we won't run."
The Lexington Herald-Leader also sees Romans's move as a positive sign for Shackleford running in the Belmont. It writes, "Although his connections stopped short of giving a definitive all systems go for the Belmont Stakes, Preakness Stakes winner Shackleford is looking increasingly likely to contest the final leg of the Triple Crown."
Some sources seemed less certain. The New York Daily News writes "Whether he starts in the June 11 Belmont Stakes will be based on a workout a week before," according to the trainer Dale Romans. The Daily Racing Form finds that a rematch between Shackleford and Animal Kingdom is less than certain stating, "The rematch is on — maybe. While trainer Graham Motion said Thursday from his Fair Hill Training Center base in northeastern Maryland that he would like to run Kentucky Derby winner Animal Kingdom back in the Belmont Stakes, neither he nor Dale Romans, trainer of Preakness winner Shackleford, is ready to commit to the third leg of the Triple Crown."
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Before the Turkey: 23 Thanksgiving Appetizer Recipes
Thanksgiving feast running late? No problem! Tide them over with these amazing Thanksgiving appetizer recipes like sweet onion dip, salmon mousse, or fried herbed almonds.
Looking for ideas for the main event? Try the Thanksgiving menu from Food & Wine or the ingenious make-ahead Thanksgiving menu from Real Simple.
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Goat Cheese-Stuffed Mushrooms
Tender, lightly browned mushrooms are the delicious vessel for a garlicky goat-cheese filling. Make a double batch these will go fast.
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Bungalow, 1 Bedroom + Convertible bed(s), 1 Bath, (Sleeps 2-4)
Cozy updated 1 bedroom, 1 bath apartment with shared pool is waiting for you to come and enjoy.
Located at the end of a quiet cul de sac offering privacy you won't find at a larger complex. Just minutes from the powder sugar sand of Siesta Key - rated No.1 beach in the United States by Dr. Beach in 2011! An easy walk to shopping, dining and groceries.
Close to Point of Rocks - a great area for beginning divers, snorkeling and fishing. Water visibility ranges from several inches to more than 20 feet. This one bedroom apartment shares the pool and patio with the attached 2 br/2ba home VRBO #371132 making it the perfect spot for extended family or friends. Our calendar is current and accurate, please refer to it to see if the dates you desire are available.
Keywords: We have a spectacular salt water heated pool and patio area! Short 5-7 minute walk to Siesta Key Beach - (1/10th of a mile).
This beautiful unit is renovated and completely updated. One bedroom apartment has a 46' home theater. KING SIZE sleeper sofa in living room provides additional space for guests. You will not be disappointed to sleep on this bed - you might even like it more then your own at home.
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About Nita Ettinger, Property Manager
We love Siesta Key Beach and biking on the beach early in the morning. A great place to escape the cold winters of MN and get out and play a little tennis & golf. We try to come down and enjoy the home and the beach as much as we can, which is never enough.
Nita Ettinger, Property Manager purchased this apartment in 2011
Why Nita Ettinger, Property Manager chose Siesta Key
We think it is in the best spot on Siesta Key. Easy on and off the Key and the proximity to restaurants, shopping, rentals etc.
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Six Mineola youngsters received Scouting's highest honor on May 6. Vincent Buonincontro, Nick D'Annuzio, Nicholas Fiori, Glenn Peters, Perry Llanes and Zachary Rachell attained the rank of Eagle Scout at the Troop 45 Eagle Scout Ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church.
The annual Mineola Fair will not be held in Memorial Park this year, but instead moved to the downtown area of the village closer to shops and other local businesses. The village board unanimously voted to move the fair at a recent board meeting.
Albertson resident Gerald Magaldi has withdrawn his petition as a Mineola school board candidate. District Superintendent Michael Nagler announced the withdrawal during last Thursday's meeting of the board of education at the Willis Avenue School.
Magaldi had spoken to District Clerk Donna Martillo and submitted a letter withdrawing his candidacy last week. No reason was given at the meeting for Magaldi's withdrawal.
(Editor's note: As of press time, Gerard Magaldi has withdrawn from the race. His comments will still be presented in this story.)
The Mineola School District Council of PTA's held Meet the Candidates Night last Monday. Cindy Velez and Robin Bischoff hosted the event. Village trustee Paul Cusato moderated the panel.
Preliminary traffic study findings near the Cross Street School were released during the April 27 Mineola School District Board of Education meeting at Willis Avenue School. The traffic study was ordered by the Village of Williston Park to gauge the congestion issues that could occur after Cross Street closes and the building is leased to the Solomon Schechter Day School (SSDS) of Nassau County in Glen Cove.
Amid the rampant rumors about the future structure of the Nassau County Police Department, Nassau County Executive Edward P. Mangano attended last Tuesday's Mineola Chamber of Commerce meeting at Piccola Bussola. He detailed the current economic "structure" of Nassau County, highlighted happenings in the county and responded to recent rumors of the changes coming to the NCPD.
The board of trustees of the Incorporated Village of Mineola unanimously approved the village budget during the April 20 work session. The tax increase discussed on April 13 has seen a decrease from 3.65 to 3.5 percent. The village budget is approximately $18.5 million.
Mineola School District Finance Committee Spokesperson Doug Schumacher reported to the board of education the committee's findings on the adopted 2011-2012 budget at the school district's most recent meeting. Schumacher stated that the limitations on administration left little time for the six-member volunteer group who analyzes the district finances and the proposed budget every year.
The Mineola School District adopted its 2011-2012 district budget at its last meeting on April 7 at the Willis Avenue School. The proposed budget for the next school year is $84,221,638 with a budget-to-budget increase of $4,093,065 (5.11 percent) with a tax levy increase of 2.37 (74,798,377) percent. The current 2010-2011 district budget is $80,128,573.
The Board of Trustees of the Village of Mineola presented its tentative budget for the 2011-2012 fiscal year at the April 13 board meeting. The approximate $19 million budget represents a 3.65 percent tax increase. The budget must be adopted by May 31, the end of the current fiscal year.
Mayor Scott Strauss stressed that the budget presented was in "real numbers" and that this is pretty much what the village was going with for the next year. He estimated that the tax increase was about $5 more a month per household.
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Sculptor, teacher, and advocate for black artists Augusta Savage.
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Till Death Do Us Part
When I first heard this story on the radio it made my heart melt. Imagine loving someone for 72 years good or bad till the bitter end and having your heart beat , beat through them even if they have already gone. Click the link below to read more.
Shoe spotlight- Vince Camuto
Vince Camuto, CEO/Chief Creative Officer of the fashion company Camuto Group, is an American women's footwear designer who is known for co-founding and establishing Nine West Inc. as a leading women's fashion brand.
Don't Be Afraid To Be Yourself. »
So people have been asking for this kind of surveys! So here is one:
Reblog and bold what applies to you.
- I'm loud.
- I'm sarcastic.
- I cry easily.
- I have a bad temper.
- I'm easy to get along with.
- I have more enemies than friends.
- I've smoked
- I drink coffee.
- I clean my room daily.
My appearance:
- I wear make-up.
- I wear a piece of jewelry at all times.
- I wear contacts.
- I wear glasses. (I'm supposed to!)
- I have braces.
- I change my hair color often.
- I have a piercing.
- I have small feet.
- I'm in a relationship now.
- I'm single.
- I'm crushin'.
- I've missed an ex before.
- I'm always scared of being hurt.
- I've told someone I didn't love them when I did.
- I've been in love more than two times.
- I believe in love at first sight.
- I have a best friend.
- I have at least ten REAL friends
- I've gotten a phone call in the last 48 hours from a friend.
- I've beaten up a friend.
- I've been in a serious fight with a friend.
- I can trust at least five people with my life.
- I've been on a plane.
- I've taken a taxi.
- I've taken a city bus.
- I've taken a school bus.
- I've made a speech.
- I've been in some sort of club.
- I listen to R&B.
- I listen to pop.
- I listen to techno.
- I listen to rock.
- I'm one of those people who play songs repeatedly until I hate it.
- I download music.
- I buy CD's.
Family Life:
- I get along with both of my parents for the most part.
- My biological parents are still together.
- I have at least one brother.
- I've been kicked out of the house.
- I've sworn at my parents.
- I've made my parents cry.
- I've lied to my parents.
- I've lied to my parents about where I am.
- I've lied to my parents about what I'm doing.
- I have had streaks.
- I've cut my hair in the past year.
- I've dyed my hair in the past year.
- I've been blonde.
- I've had black.
- I've been red.
- I use conditioner.
- I've curled my hair.
- I've straightened my hair.
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C-section Pain, is this Normal?
October 12, 2010
I just had a c section on friday they gave me hydrocodone/app 7.5mg. I take only half a pill every 4hr and I have pain only on my right side and my chest is hurting me uncontrolable. I can't even lay down it feels like my insides are tearing. Is all this normal?
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In a post yesterday, I brought you council member Angela Hunt's questions to City Attorney Tom Perkins about whether three ousted Dallas judges who are set to be reinstated tomorrow will have to recuse themselves from cases involving one of their attorneys, prominent traffic defense attorney Randall Scott.
Today, we see that Perkins is on the case. In a phone call, he has asked the ousted judges' primary attorney, Stanley Mays, how the judges would handle situations where Scott appears before them.
In a written reply today, Mays says that recusals must be considered on a case-by-case basis. He tells Perkins to rest assured that his clients will "will comply with the law in its entirety."
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La Vie Boheme!
A classic cliche picture to go with my Lazy Afternoon theme of the day. <3
There is nothing I love more than a lazy afternoon. On my days off from work, I take full advantage of doing just that: laziness.
What starts off as a slow morning, usually progresses into adventures with friends which is something I look forward to all week. No plans, just good company, open roads, a hunger for adventures, and total freedom for anything. Open minds lead to great discoveries and I'll swear by that my entire life. Some of my favorite memories are adventures with my friends when we have zero plans or expectations and they turn out to be so much more than a lazy afternoon. So go out and enjoy all the lazy afternoons you can with people who will enjoy them with you. You never know what you will find and what memories you will make, (but here's a tip: they're usually pretty awesome!). Happy Lazy Tuesday everyone!
Here's a real life Blue Footed Boobie Bird I saw on my trip to the Galapagos.
So I've been traveling around south America for the last 2 and 1/2 weeks and it was the trip of a lifetime!! I signed up to volunteer in the Galapagos islands doing land conservation work and it was incredible! Some hard work and I have the blisters to prove it, but I don't regret anything but the bugs haha. Got the most amazing pictures, met the most amazing people, and have the memories to keep for a lifetime. It's the most gorgeous scenery in the world! Te beaches took my breath away! I can't wait to share all my pictures (took over 8,800 pics) and relive all the memories made. The coolest most adventurous trip ever and I can't wait to go back! 8,800 pictures, 4 islands, 18 days of pure awesome! It's safe to say I love te Galapagos islands and miss it terribly. Everyone go!
Letting yourself get in the way of your success is the hardest thing to overcome. I'm all about fighting self doubt lately in order to achieve what you want. Don't be the reason you are being held back. Instead of thinking of the things you aren't able to do and won't be able to do, focus on what you can do and have the opportunity to at least try. Don't give up on yourself before you've even tried!! That has been my new lesson to learn for this year. The only thing in the way of getting what you want is YOU!
"Imagine" -John Lennon memorial in Central Park, NY
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Happy Sunday fun day everyone! And to those in the bay area HAPPY PLAYOFF GAME! GO NINERS!!!! I have to watch the game at work unfortunately on a little computer screen, but I guess it's better than not getting to watch the game at all right? Best believe I'm going to sneak some brews as I work too. Cheers to the niners winning this one today, and cheers to it being Sunday!
Have an awesome day and don't forget to visit my newest creation www.hardwarehumor.tumblr.com for all the crazy shenanigans that go down in my workplace. You're guaranteed to laugh.
<3 to all
May you have all the happiness and luck life can hold, and at the end of every rainbow, may you find a pot of gold! Happy Saturday


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Anonymous: Out of boredom, I googled Alahna Aldridge that an anon just mentioned and lo and behold, she might not even real: fandaily[.]info/celebrities/alahna-aldridge-is-one-direction-niall-horans-girlfriend-is-she-a-real-person/ or just check alahna aldrige tag on tumblr.
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I actually googled her too when I saw the anon question, but out of laziness, I just replied that I never heard of her. ;)


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Going, Going, Gone: L89 Corvette Pops Up In The Land Down Under
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President Barack Obama says the campaign in Iraq could last for months. And Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki is resisting pressure to step down. Diane and her guests discuss the latest on Iraq and the potential for long-term U.S. involvement.
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7. Cordarrelle Patterson, WR, Minnesota Vikings - With apologies to Tavon Austin, Patterson is the most naturally talented player in this draft class. He had a monster combine, stands 6'2" at 216 lbs with leaping ability. If he can learn to harness his talents, which is yet to be seen, he could be the steal of any rookie draft this year. That, and as long as the Vikings find a quarterback.
8. Jonathan Franklin, RB, Green Bay Packers - The Packers must have known something when they used a fourth round pick on Franklin, even after they used a second rounder on Eddy Lacy. The two of them will be forever linked, and most likely will end up in a two back rotation for the next few years. Good value at this point of your draft, but it will be frustrating watching him fight for carries.
9. Markus Wheaton, WR, Pittsburgh Steelers - The Steelers have transformed themselves from a running offense to a modern passing one in the last few years, and have had success drafting receivers. Wheaton is a burner who, with the departure of Mike Wallace, will get a chance to see the field early.
10. E.J. Manuel, QB, Buffalo - Yes, finally a quarterback makes the list. Manuel gets ranked this high not because I think he's the best quarterback in the draft, but because I think he will get the best chance to develop. He has a new coaching staff in Buffalo, and new coaches like to develop their own guy at quarterback. The fan base in Buffalo is forgiving, so if he struggles early on he should get a fair chance to be productive by years three or four.
11. Keenan Allen, WR, San Diego Chargers - Allen was a productive, talented player at Cal who has the stuff to be a number one receiver in the NFL. His stocked dropped because of injury concerns and an under whelming junior season, but if Phillip Rivers can ever regain his pre-2011 form Allen could be a really productive player.
12. Justin Hunter, WR, Tennessee Titans - The second of the talented University of Tennessee wide receivers to come off the board, Hunter stays in the Volunteer State with the Titans. His value would be higher if the Titans had a better quarterback, or a more stable depth chart at wideout. He could be a steal or a bust at this spot, but his talent is worth it at this point in your draft.
13. Geno Smith, QB, New York Jets - What can I say about the consensus most talented signal caller going into the draft? Well, for one, he went to the absolute worst case situation for him. The Jets are always a train wreck, and the media frenzy around Smith will be intense. If he is anything short of Broadway Geno, he'll get chewed up and spit out in the Big Apple.
14. Zac Stacy, RB, St. Louis Rams - Not the most talented back, but with the loss of feature back Stephen Jackson the carries for the Rams will be up for grabs this year. At this point, take the chance that he will beat out second year man Isiah Pead for those carries and get some good value.
15. Robert Woods, WR, Buffalo - I would have liked Woods had he gone to a better situation. But, with a rookie quarterback and first year coach, the talented possession receiver won't have many chances to get his hands on the ball.
16. Joseph Randle, RB, Dallas Cowboys - Just draft him here and wait for the inevitable DeMarco Murray injury to deliver you carries for Randle.
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I have to imagine that being sold is not a good feeling, but that is something that Minnesota Twins ex-independent league star Chris Colabello might have to face. Late on Friday night, Mike Berardino of the Pioneer Press wrote a blog post stating that the Twins have been attempting to sell Colabello to the LG Twins of the Korean Baseball Organization.
(The real fun fact to get out of this is that there is a team in Korea also named the Twins. I didn't know that. It's kind of neat.)
Colabello could reject any deal to Korea, but it does look like Colabello might be on the outside looking in for a spot on the Twins' Major League Roster. Colabello is a first baseman, but now Joe Mauer is there permanently. The designated hitter spot is also crowded with the acquisition of Jason Kubel.
Colabello is struggling in the Dominican Winter Leagues this offseason and did not perform well in this stint at the major league level this past year. Colabello only hit .194 in 55 games. All of this despite hitting the second most home runs overall throughout the entire organization behind Miguel Sano.
Berardino's sources say that Minnesota is asking for a "higher than normal" price for Colabello's services.
Berardino also points out that this would not be the first time that Minnesota has sold a player to an overseas organization. In 2010, Minnesota sent Bobby Keppel to Japan.


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As the end of the year draws close, I'm going to start leaking all of the stuff that I've been working on this semester. This is a spot for the This American Life episode "Urban Nature" which talks about nature creeping into man-made environments and sneaking in places where its very presence is a rebuke to the notion that we have things under control. I had a lot of fun with this- drawing plants is really quite relaxing!
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The look, feel and taste of Spring.
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This week's music feature is about local shoegazers Lisa Savidge. Ever wondered what sort of music soldiers in Iraq blast while patrolling the streets of Baghdad? Dan Somers, the band's singer, did two tours of duty and shared his experience with writer Melissa Fossum.Another thing you may b ... More >>
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I really enjoyed the three-part series about turbocharging low-buck, stock engines (April, May, and June '11). However, I do not agree with the closing statement in the June '10 article, which said "The Hemi produced the highest power numbers at the lowest boost level." This is a misleading statement, as the Chevy 5.3 did not have the benefit of the intercooler that was used on the Hemi. By your own opinion, the intercooler would have added 60 hp to the 5.3. This would give you an approximate total of 592 hp for the Chevy versus 571 for the Hemi, both at 8 psi. And according to your article, the Hemi also seems to have benefited from racing fuel and SRT8 performance exhaust manifolds, which the Chevy did not get. Regarding costs, I am confused as to why the CXRacing turbo for the Hemi was listed as $499 while the Chinese turbo on the Chevy was listed as $429. Also, why was the turbo blow-off valve on the Chevy listed as $299 but $29 for the Hemi?
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Kent, we love receiving letters challenging the information in the articles. Getting to your specific concerns, the Hemi did indeed produce the highest output at the lowest boost level. You might remember that the 5.3L LS was also equipped with a cam upgrade. The LS6 cam that was used never came in the 5.3L and was significantly better than the stock truck cam (the mildest of all LS motors). Did this offset the lack of an intercooler and the speculated (and optimistic) 60 hp? The key to this question is the fact that the Hemi was the largest motor (5.7L versus 5.3L) and offered the most power in normally aspirated trim (it was rated higher by the factory and produced more on the engine dyno). Adding a turbo to the most powerful, normally aspirated motor will produce the most power under boost. The price difference between the turbos can be attributed to our actual costs (online prices vary). They are very likely the same turbo offered by different sources—many vendors buy from CXRacing. The GM and Hemi motors used different blow-off valves (TurboSmart and CXRacing, respectively) with different retail pricing. As much as we love LS motors, don't count out the modern Hemis. Those Hemi heads (5.7L and 6.1L) flow a ton, are capable of some serious power, and seem to love boost every bit as much as the General. —Richard Holdener
Our Ol' Dad Gets Honored
Just as we went to press, this year's inductees in the SEMA Hall of Fame were announced, and we're thrilled that Gray Baskerville was among those honored. B'ville started at Petersen Publishing in 1968 in the book division, then Tom Medley hired him at Rod & Custom in 1972, and he was absorbed into HOT ROD in 1974. He remained a staffer until his early death at 66 years old in 2001 and became a legend along the way. His personality, writing style, passion, and friendship with hundreds in the industry made a significant impact on the magazine, though he was never one of HRM's editors. He was a sandal-wearing, giggling, loudmouthed mentor to us, and we thank SEMA for remembering him. The other HOF-ers this year include iconic hot rodder Art Chrisman, the legendary National Speed Sport News founder Chris Ecomomaki, and the Performance Warehouse Association's executive director, John Towle. See more at www.SEMAHOF.com. —David Freiburger
Wow Is All We Can Say
Before Robert E. Petersen sold his Petersen Publishing Co.—which he formed with partner Bob Lindsay in 1948 with the birth of HOT ROD—in the mid-'90s, he and his wife, Margie, donated money to form the Petersen Automotive Museum, which in the 15 years since has become one of the most significant automotive museums in the world. Before Pete died in 2007, the museum was in danger of being closed, so the Petersens bought it back and put it in the hands of a board of trustees, the Petersen Museum Foundation. Well, it's happened again. Just before we went to press, we learned that Margie gave to the museum—hold your breath—a donation valued at $100,000,000. Yeah, that's $100 million, to make sure both the museum and Pete's memory will go on. The donation is composed of a substantial unrestricted financial gift, a matching challenge, the 300,000 square-foot building the Museum has occupied since it opened in 1994, and an important collection of cars.
Margie says, "I am thrilled to make this gift, which continues what Mr. Petersen and I began two decades ago, to build the most important automotive museum in the nation. My intent in doing this is to provide the museum with the necessary resources to continue to enhance its collections, curatorial expertise, and exhibitions, so that generations to come will be able to forever know the history of the automobile and its role in the evolution of our nation's transportation system. I am fulfilling a vision that Mr. Petersen and I shared and planned to do someday. I am so happy that this day has come and that I can launch the museum into a new era of growth and expansion. While I expect the resources of the museum to be available to the world, this gift is especially designed to the benefit of the Los Angeles community, where we made our lives together." —Rob Kinnan
Feelin' The Pain
I just read Freiburger's article complaining about having to paint the White Trash engine in high-40-degree weather ("White Trash," June '11). Living in Green Bay, Wisconsin, I feel your pain. In January, when it is minus 10 degrees outside, we have to become inventive around here or shut down our projects. As shown in the photo, it is common practice to set up our vintage Vette posi units on the living room floor and do final assembly in the kitchen. You would have loved to see the engine rebuild!
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Mopar charger for 2011
Based on the interest generated by the Mopar Challenger, Dodge is introducing a similarly themed Charger, which should be showing up in showrooms in late summer. Available only in Pitch Black with Mopar Blue racing stripes, the Mopar more-doors are kitted out with select bits and pieces straight from the Mopar parts catalog. The Auto Stick automatic transmission gets a Pistol-Grip shifter, and the antiroll bars and brakes also receive meaningful upgrades. Front and rear shock tower braces and special gloss black 20x8 wheels round out the package, which is offered with the 5.7L V8 rated at 370 hp. —Bill McGuire
Cop Car Today, SS Tomorrow. Maybe.
When General Motors killed off the Pontiac Division, the Holden-based, rear-wheel-drive, V8-powered G8 unfortunately died with it. However, the model lives on in the U.S. in somewhat modified form as the Chevrolet Caprice PPV (Police Patrol Vehicle). With a slightly longer wheelbase than the G8 and a 6.0L, 355hp, dual-fuel, Gen IV V8, the PPV is sold only to bona fide cop shops—no civilians allowed. Both a 9C1 model in stylish black with white doors and a plain-wrapper 9C3 version are offered, and while it doesn't seem like we should be telling you this, the top speed is listed at 148 mph. You're welcome. Anyway, word is that Chevrolet may well offer essentially a civilian version of the Caprice PPV sometime in 2013 as a '14 model. The rear-drive sedan will feature Chevrolet SS badging, and the 430hp LS3 V8 could be in the cards. There have even been rumors of an El Camino–style Holden Ute–based version in the lineup, but that seems less likely. —Bill McGuire
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Songs4Worship.com: Years from now, what do you most want people to remember about your contribution to the world of worship?
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Zschech: I really don't know. It bamboozles me. But I am aware of the responsibility, possibly because I know where I've come from. I'm just like anybody else...and I try to communicate that when I'm leading people, saying, "Hey, if I can do this, you can do this." This is not for the extremely gifted, talented or beautiful. Worship is inclusive [and] I try and make it available to everybody. If I make it too clever or too technically brilliant, it excludes most of the people we're trying to serve.
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Introduction: Recent studies have suggested that the presence of persistent cognitive dysfunctions in bipolar patients is not restricted to acute episodes, but they persist even during remission states. Nevertheless, there are several methodological pitfalls in most studies, such as unclear remission criteria, diagnostic heterogeneity or small sample sizes. Patients and Methods: Several domains of cognitive function were examined in 30 depressed bipolar patients [DSM-IV criteria for major depression, Hamilton Depression Scale (HDRS) ≧17] and 30 euthymic bipolar patients (at least 6 months of remission, HDRS ≤8 and Young Mania Rating Scale, YMRS ≤6). Psychosocial functioning was assessed through General Assessment of Functioning. Results: The two groups showed a similar pattern of neuropsychological performance. However, the depressed group was significantly impaired on the Controlled Oral Word Association Test, FAS (COWAT), a measure of verbal fluency, compared with the euthymic group. On the other hand, functional outcome in euthymic patients was related to verbal fluency, even after controlling for residual depressive symptoms. Conclusions: Neuropsychological performance was similar in both groups, except for verbal fluency, which was lower in the depressed group. Poor verbal fluency was related to a poor social outcome in euthymic patients. Further research including longitudinal designs aimed at evaluating changes in cognition in these patients is warranted.
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