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Henry will be an interesting figure on the free agency market, with his production level still unproven and coming off multiple injuries. However, he won't be signing for the minimum again like last season, and it's unlikely he'll be in line for a one-year deal again. The Lakers have been focusing more on the big names and likely won't be nearly as focused on players like Henry until later in the free agency period. Furthermore, with the Lakers clearing the max amount of cap room, Henry may be on the outside of their plans looking in.
The Pacers may be setting up many back up plans with budding star guard Lance Stephenson possibly on the move. Henry would provide a similar dynamic as Stephenson, proving his playmaking ability when he played point guard for stretches last season due to injury. Surprisingly, he played rather effectively in the position before going down with an injury himself.
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HBO may have devoted this past Sunday to its big 'Boardwalk Empire' season 4 sendoff "Farewell Daddy Blues," though upcoming 2014 miniseries 'True Detective' made a valiant attempt to steal the show with its latest full length trailer. Borrowing a page or two from '28 Days Later,' are you ready for the moodiest preview yet of Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey's new series?
Narrated mostly in flashback from McConaughey's elder character Rustin Cohle, the new 'True Detective' trailer borrows the iconic '28 Days Later' theme music to place a grittier spin on its New Orleans underbelly visual, bringing its tale of murder and corruption to a "slow boil."
HBO's 'True Detective' follows investigators Rustin Cohle (McConaughey) and Martin Hart (Harrelson), whose lives intertwine during a 17-year hunt for a Louisiana serial killer. Their investigation of a gruesome 1995 murder cuts through testimony from the detectives in 2012, after the case re-opens. The eight-episode series also stars Shea Whigham ('Boardwalk Empire'), Kevin Dunn ('Veep'), Michelle Monaghan ('Open'), Alexandra Daddario ('Percy Jackson') and Elizabeth Reaser ('Twilight').
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Coincidence? I think not! With both of these episodes challenging their inner element of harmony, I believe that the episodes that question whether or not each pony truly is a representation of their respective elements is true will show each key. Also, each of these episodes were one filler episode apart (granted Pinkie Apple Pie was PHENOMENAL) but, the next next episode will be: "Pinkie Pride" and according to Wiki, "Pinkie Pie must defend her status as a party pony when a mysterious visitor comes to town and plans a party for Rainbow Dash. "
Pinkie is probably going to feel like she can't make anyone laugh/ be happy as she very well used to be able to. My guess, a single balloon will have this very same effect as the above two gifs. More to come when other episodes release.
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Book I begins in the world of Ancient Greece which, in the turbulent milieu of pre-war Paris, held connotations of grace and stability. We do not know for certain what inspired Danseuses de Delphes: it could have been a sculpture Debussy saw in the Louvre or, as Christian Goubault has recently suggested, a reproduction he saw of a group of priestesses of Diana, the so-called 'dancers on the column with acanthus leaves', in the museum at Delphi. Debussy was not a believer in any religion, but he undoubtedly responded on some level to the 'sacred'.
Voiles has variously been translated as 'veils' or 'sails'. According to the composer's widow in 1924, the latter is correct. Here Debussy contrasts two of his favourite 'non-academic' scales, in the sense that they did not normally find their way into the French textbooks of the time: two passages of whole-tone harmony enclose six bars of pentatonicism. No semitones anywhere.
The complete line from which the title of the third piece comes is 'Le vent dans la plaine suspend son haleine' ('The wind in the plain holds its breath'), and Debussy depicts this with sudden withdrawals of material, leaving just a murmured background of semiquavers. The three sudden explosions in the middle of the piece are all the more striking. The fourth piece was also inspired by a line of poetry, from Baudelaire's Harmonie du soir, which Debussy had set as a song in 1889. Here the musical material is infused with the interval of a fourth, first rising, then falling, and a floating atmosphere is engendered by fluctuating bar lengths of 5/4 and 3/4. The sounds and scents finally evaporate to the sound of distant horns.
Of Les collines d'Anacapri Mme Debussy is reported as saying simply 'souvenir de Rome'. This may then date from Debussy's time at the Villa Medici in the 1880s, though the island of Capri lies 200 kilometers to the south; he did not see Rome again until 1914. Whatever the source, this piece introduces the 'vulgar' element into the Préludes—a series of popular songs building to a triumphant, lumineux conclusion.
With Des pas sur la neige we pass from the real to the imaginary. The stabbing iambic rhythms give the illusion of destroying movement, almost of destroying time. Above them, legato phrases try to gain a foothold, but can never lift the music louder than piano, although one phrase does bid fair to expand (from 2'24), marked expressif et tendre. But when it returns (at 3'09) it is marked comme un tendre et triste regret. This is a scene of physical and spiritual desolation from which Debussy offers no hope of escape, as symbolized by the hollow final chord with a gap of almost four octaves between the hands.
The seventh prelude paints a picture of violence rare in Debussy's music, with instructions such as strident, angoissé, incisif and furieux. This is no longer Impressionism (if indeed Debussy ever dealt in such a thing) but Expressionism, composed a year before Bartók's Allegro barbaro and two years before Prokofiev's Toccata. The title, Ce qu'a vu le vent d'ouest, is taken from Hans Christian Andersen's tale The Garden of Paradise but, as there is no hint of violence in this story, a parallel source might be Shelley's Ode to the West Wind, which Debussy had read in a French translation. It would be hard to find a better description of the piece than Shelley's 'the tumult of thy mighty harmonies'.
Mme Debussy duly noted that La fille aux cheveux de lin referred to a poem by Leconte de Lisle. But she went on to say that 'there is something else more definite, more real, far less literary that I can't commit to paper'. And she ends by saying to her interlocutor: 'This is just between the two of us.' A disengaged, invertebrate performance of the piece would therefore seem to be wide of the mark—and in any case we find in the original poem the lines 'I want to kiss your flaxen hair/And press the purple of your lips'.
The next two preludes show two ways in which Debussy tried to escape the often burdensome realities of early twentieth-century Paris. In La sérénade interrompue he takes us abroad, to Spain, a land not only of guitars but of dual, simultaneous streams of thought. What exactly is the meaning of the two 'um-chah' interruptions (at 1'29 and 1'39), borrowed from Debussy's own orchestral piece Ibéria? Are they jealous? Sneering? Debunking? Or just matter-of-factly uninvolved? We are left to make up our own minds. La cathédrale engloutie on the other hand conjures up the very precise image of the cathedral of Ys drowned by flood waters, as related in Breton legend. An opera on the subject, Le roi d'Ys, by Édouard Lalo, a composer Debussy admired, had been premiered at the Opéra-Comique in Paris in May 1888 and was given a hundred performances there in just over a year. Debussy must have seen it, and no doubt appreciated what Steven Huebner has called 'Lalo's pungent harmonic vocabulary and general avoidance of "filler" […] and Lalo's image as a solitary traveller'. Add to that the chance to depict cathedral bells sounding through water, and it is not hard to see the attraction.
The two final preludes of Book I are more light-hearted. Puck is Shakespeare's elf, in all likelihood found by Debussy, as Roy Howat has suggested, in an edition of 1908 with illustrations by Arthur Rackham. Puck's aerial acrobatics are first interrupted by and then blended with trumpet and horn calls. The minstrels of the last piece had performed on the promenade in front of the Grand Hotel, Eastbourne, where Debussy and his second wife spent part of the summer of 1905. The 'vulgar' elements are treated by Debussy in various sophisticated ways, including sudden jumps between keys and (at 0'54) a 'mocking' passage based on whole-tone chords. Both of these last two pieces were encored when Debussy premiered them.
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Union City (BART station)
|Union City
Platform as seen in Spring 2000. Note lack of jail bars on platform back then, versus today.
|Station statistics
|Ten Union Square
Union City, CA 94587
|AC Transit: Routes 97, 99, 216*, 232, 264*, 275, 332**, 333***, 345** (local); 801 (All Nighter)
Dumbarton Express*: Routes DB, DB1
Union City Transit: Routes 1,2,3,4,5,6,8,9
* - Route operates weekdays only
** - Route operates weekends and holidays only
*** - Newark FlexBus, a service that operates from 7pm to midnight weeknights (except holidays)
† - Route operates weekdays and Saturdays only
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|1197 spaces- Monthly Reserved, Daily ($2/day), Extended Weekend (free), Midday (free after 3pm) and Long Term[1]
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|20 BikeLink Lockers
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|September 11, 1972
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|Passengers (FY 2013)
|4,474 exits/day[2] 9.1%
Union City is a Bay Area Rapid Transit station located in downtown Union City near the Decoto district. Service at this station began on September 11, 1972.[3] The station sits near Decoto Road east of Alvarado-Niles Road, directly behind James Logan High School's campus. Temporary parking spaces were constructed in 2006, and opened in the Summer of 2007. The station is currently undergoing construction through 2016 to create a second entrance on the other side of the station.
Local bus service is provided by Union City Transit and AC Transit.
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|← Richmond–Fremont toward Richmond (South Hayward)
← Fremont–Daly City toward Daly City (South Hayward)
|→ Richmond–Fremont toward Fremont (Terminus) →
→ Fremont–Daly City toward Fremont (Terminus) →
|Street Level
|Faregates, ticket machines, station agent, to Exits/Entrances
Union City intermodal rail station[edit]
Currently, no connection to other regional trains exists at Union City BART station. In February 2008, Union City's Economic Development Department and BART proposed that this station become a regional rail intermodal station.[4][5] The intermodal station would serve BART trains, Capitol Corridor intercity trains, and Caltrain commuter rail service to the Peninsula via a new rail bridge located near the Dumbarton Bridge. For now, the Dumbarton Express bus service provides such service to the Peninsula, operating between Union City and Palo Alto.
In May 2011, developers, Union City and BART officials unveiled the first residential housing project inside the city/transit agency-specified redevelopment district.[6] By October, the Avalon Apartment building opened and was rented out, and bus-only lanes in front of the station were completed. The station gained a tree-lined main promenade and many condominium housing units on the east side of the BART tracks were completed and sold. The BART station building facade enjoyed a completely renovated and overhauled facelift which lends it an airy feeling similar to SFO station.
In May 2012, a new central accessway in front of station opened to bus and vehicular traffic, and a new passenger drop-off and taxi stand on the north busway became operational. The East Plaza, currently under construction, will house either a public library or a fine arts facility.
Phase 2 is planned to add an eastern entrance and a pedestrian walkway to allow direct access to BART for residents in the new housing developments along 11th Street.[7] In February 2014, construction on Phase 2 began, with the project expected to be completed in 2 years. Construction of the following phase, which will include raising the railroad tracks to allow seamless transfer between BART and a new Amtrak station platform, currently has no scheduled construction or completion date.[8]
See also[edit]
- ^ "Union City Station". Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART). Retrieved 2013-12-04.
- ^ "BART Fiscal Year Weekday Average Exits". Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART). Retrieved 2014-07-28.
- ^ "Celebrating 40 Years of Service 1972 • 2012 Forty BART Achievements Over the Years" (pdf). Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART). 2012. Retrieved 2013-11-30.
- ^ "Intermodal Station District". City of Union City, California. Retrieved 2008-06-07.
- ^ "BART builds solar-powered rail station". Trains Magazine 68 (2): 23. February 2008. ISSN 0041-0934.
- ^ Maharaj, Zoneil (May 11, 2011). "New Affordable Housing Apartments Ready by October". Union City Patch. Retrieved 2013-12-04.
- ^ Maharaj, Zoneil (March 30, 2011). "Second Phase of Intermodal Station District Underway". Union City Patch. Retrieved 2013-12-04.
- ^ Goll, David (December 2, 2010). "Intermodal Station District". The Business Journals. Retrieved 2010-12-02.
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2011 Missouri Valley Conference Tourney Day 2 Recap
Here is your Missouri Valley Conference Recap for May 25th.
#5 Southern Illinois 5 – #8 Bradley 1
OMAHA, Neb. – Junior pitcher Cameron Maldonado threw a complete game to lead the Southern Illinois baseball team to a 5-1 win over Bradley on Wednesday at TD Ameritrade Park in an elimination game in the State Farm Missouri Valley Conference Tournament. Continue reading
Missouri Valley Conference Tourney Day 1 Recap
Here is your Missouri Valley Conference Recap.
#6 Indiana State 5 #3 Illinois State 2
OMAHA, Neb. – The Indiana State baseball team scored two runs in the top of the first inning on Tuesday and never looked back, opening the 2011 State Farm Missouri Valley Conference with a 5-2 victory over the third-seeded Illinois State Redbirds from TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha, Neb. Continue reading
2011 Missouri Valley Conference Tournament Preview
By: John Lockwood
The 2011 State Farm Missouri Valley Conference Championship tournament will take place from May 24-28 at TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha, NE. TD Ameritrade Park is the home of the Creighton University Jays as well as the College World Series, which will be played there from June 18-29. The format of the tournament is the same as in past seasons, with all eight teams of the MVC being seeded and matched-up accordingly along a two-sided bracket. The tournament is double-elimination with a one game championship to be played Saturday, May 28th. Continue reading
Missouri Valley Conference Recap (May 19th-21st)
By: John Lockwood
Several teams made the most of the last weekend of MVC regular season play, as three of the four series ended in sweeps. Creighton had the toughest task but came out as lone regular season conference champions with their sweep over visiting Missouri State, while Wichita State and Illinois State finished the season with sweeps over Bradley and Evansville, respectively. Elsewhere in the final series of conference play, Southern Illinois took two of three from Indiana State, solidifying fifth-place in the conference tournament, which starts Tuesday at TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha. (See College Baseball Daily's MVC Conference Tournament Preview for more information.) Continue reading
Missouri Valley Conference Weekend Preview (May 19th-21st)
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The final week of the Missouri Valley Conference regular season is upon us, but things are far from set in stone as four teams sit within two games of each other at the top of the standings. The conference schedulers really did save the best for last, as first-place Creighton will host second-place Missouri State in a series that could decide the MVC regular season champions. "Could" is the operative word in that sentence, as Wichita State—with a sweep over last-place Bradley this weekend—could (see scenarios below) find themselves atop the standings to end the season for the second year in a row. Illinois State, currently in fourth, will hope to improve their seed for the conference tournament as they host Evansville, who will be looking to crack into the top half of the standings after dropping their last two MVC series. Southern Illinois, who commands a 9-9 record despite holding the worst overall record in the conference, will head on the road to finish the season against Indiana State. To allow an extra day before the State Farm MVC Baseball Championship starts next Tuesday, this week's games will start Thursday. Continue reading
Missouri Valley Conference Weekend Recap (May 13th-May 15th)
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With the second to last weekend of MVC play in the books, Creighton has a one game lead in the standings thanks to two wins over the weekend at Evansville. Missouri State jumped into second place thanks to their second straight series victory, this time in a sweep over visiting Bradley. Wichita State dropped to third despite taking two of three from Indiana State at home, while Illinois State secured sole possession in the battle for fourth place on the road at Southern Illinois. Continue reading
Missouri Valley Conference Weekend Preview (May 13th-15th)
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With two weeks remaining in MVC conference play, the Creighton Jays sit atop the conference standings with a 10-5 conference record, one-game ahead of Wichita State at 9-6. Meanwhile, Illinois State and Southern Illinois remain tied for fourth at 8-7, a half-game behind Missouri State (8-6) who had a game of their Evansville series cancelled due to rain. Continue reading
Missouri Valley Conference Weekend Recap (May 6th-8th)
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I'm man enough to admit when I'm wrong, and after going 0-4 on predictions this week I'll admit: I was wrong. But that doesn't stop the truth of the matter from being that the team with the worse record won every series in the Missouri Valley this weekend. Wichita State took two of three from conference-leading Creighton at Eck Stadium to bring them within one game of first place, while Missouri State climbed up in the standings to third thanks to a series victory over Illinois State. Elsewhere in the Valley, Bradley won its first conference series on the season taking two of three from visiting Southern Illinois and Indiana State took its second MVC series victory from an Evansville team which had been rolling as of late. Continue reading
Missouri Valley Conference Weekend Preview (May 6th-8th)
By: John Lockwood
As we cross the mid-point of the MVC conference season, the teams of the Valley gear up for week number five with three teams tied for second, two games behind Creighton.
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INDIANAPOLIS An Indiana court has rejected the argument of a father convicted of murder that he didn't know that repeatedly beating and burning his 10-year-old son would result in the child's death.
The Indiana Court of Appeals on Thursday declined to reduce Terry Sturgis' 140-year sentence for murder in the 2011 death of his son Tramelle. A jury in South Bend also convicted Sturgis of several counts of battery, neglect and criminal confinement for his treatment of his two other sons.
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This book, readers should be forewarned, is both a superb treatise and a potentially dangerous resource. To begin with the positive: the book is an absolutely invaluable reference book for all clinicians and hospital administrators (both general and psychiatric hospitals) as well as a practical guide (perhaps too practical) for those involved in suicide malpractice litigation (as expert witnesses, defendants, plaintiffs, and attorneys). Although the book is short, consisting of only seven chapters, three of which are reprinted from the journal Suicide and Life-Threatening Behavior, the new material is very useful. Furthermore, the advantages of having all of the chapters together and hard-bound make this volume an extraordinarily worthwhile addition to all mental health professionals' libraries.
Chapters 1 (by Bongar, Maris, Berman, and Litman) and 2 (by Slaby) deal with outpatient standards of care and outpatient management of suicidal patients. Chapters 3 and 4 (by the authors of chapter 1 plus Silverman) focus on inpatient standards of care—general clinical formulations and legal considerations in the former and integration with clinical risk management in the latter. Chapter 5 consists of a very brief, but nonetheless excellent, overview of psychopharmacological treatment of suicidal inpatients by Goldblatt, Silverman, and Schatzberg. "Clinical Psychopharmacotherapy With Hospitalized Patients: A Forensic Perspective," by Silverman, is the sixth chapter, and the seventh, "Legal Issues and Risk Management in Suicidal Patients," by Packman and Harris, provides the view of two attorneys on suicide malpractice litigation. This final chapter is a wonderfully concise overview of a complex area of law and is especially useful in that it provides a perspective of how attorneys view these cases; the section on risk management in a managed care environment provides a caveat for us all.
The problematic aspect of this work relates to the setting of standards of care. Chapters 4 and 6, in particular, although otherwise excellent, set forth what the authors term "the first attempt to clarify the minimal standards of care for the treatment of inpatient suicidal patients." However, they posit comprehensive, exhaustive lists of do's and don'ts that can hardly be considered minimal. There is a potential for considerable harm to be done to the profession if malpractice attorneys were to use these so-called standards as minimal. As an expert witness, I have reviewed dozens of cases, both for plaintiffs and defense attorneys, and as an administrator, I have had to appeal numerous Medicaid disallowances, and I am convinced that there is virtually no such thing as a perfect medical record—one can always find something. Worse, to call superlative standards "minimal" provides ammunition to those seeking to find fault. Standards should be established by treatment guidelines developed by professional associations of experts, such as APA, with careful, balanced consideration of what constitutes a reasonable standard of care. Data-based standards would be optimal, but no one, including these authors, has these. For an individual or a small group of individuals (even a highly distinguished group of experts like these authors) to promulgate standards on their own, and, worse, to define their stringent standards as minimal, borders on the irresponsible. The authors acknowledge that "in truth, the standard of care, that level of care provided by the mythical 'average' practitioner operating in a reasonable and prudent manner, is defined by the opinions [their italics] of experts called upon as consultants in a tort action." Surely, a plaintiff's experts would be delighted to use the putative standards cited in this work to bolster their views. In a brief postscript, Bob Litman comments that
Dr. Silverman succeeded in his effort to provide standards of "good clinical practice" (see Chapter 4), but in my opinion he lost sight of the original concept of "minimal standards." His proposed "remedies" for "alleged failures" embody ideal performance.
Silverman responds to Litman in his own postscript, explaining that these standards are, for him "a starting point. In my own clinical work, I attempt to adhere to these standards. I would hope that anyone assessing or treating a suicidal individual would attempt to do likewise." I agree with Litman, and I certainly agree with Silverman that one should "attempt" to adhere to these standards—but "attempt" is the critical word. They are laudable standards and goals, and we should all do the best we can, in an imperfect world, to match them. To posit that they are minimal, however, sets most of us up to be viewed as failing to meet them. Clearly, when standards are promulgated, authors become concerned about incompleteness. Consequently, they may create comprehensive checklists that, although excellent as such, may prove unreasonable, in toto, for the clinician. Note, too, that in his introductory chapter, Bongar states, in contrast to Silverman (cited above), that "we are not positing a standard of care (his italics) in this volume. Rather, we are presenting principles of care giving that might be considered optimal (his italics), impossible to achieve in their entirety but worthy of consideration." Well, whom are we to believe—Bongar or Silverman? And whom will attorneys cite?
Aside from a few misquoted statistics—e.g., "From 0.5% to 1% of the population dies by suicide annually" (I assume they mean 1% of annual deaths are by suicide)—and an occasional surprising viewpoint—e.g., "Although most suicides are mentally disordered at the time of their suicides, we must not rule out the possibility that proper care may help individuals see clearly and rationally that their future is relatively hopeless and devoid of sufficient quality of life to be reasonably continued" (p. 9) (what kind of "proper care" is that?)—the book is well edited and indexed, and the chapter bibliographies are fairly extensive.
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Arrested for the murder of a fellow Boston cop, Eve takes a journey into her past and delves into the terrible truth about the night she caught up with the notorious Ice Fisher. Meanwhile, in Coffin Hill, Nate struggles to protect the town's remaining witches from an outside menace, while in Boston, Eve confronts an evil that never left, and realizes that even though she caught the Ice Fisher, the case is far from closed... The second story arc of COFFIN HILL begins here !
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Located across the road from Sacandaga Lake. Lovely new home; vaulted ceiling - kitchen/living room. Main floor two bedrooms, bath, LR, Kitchen. Large deck. Large patio. Cable. Very large sleeping loft. Lower level - full bath and storage. Carpeted throughout (Kitchen & Bath have stone floors) Dock available. Ceiling fans. Sacandaga is a 29 mile lake with gorgeous views. Close to Lake George Village; 45 min. to Saratoga for the races. Washer/dryer/DW, Micro,Cable TV.
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In 1974, Bill "Burnin" Bernard, Surf Ride owner, founded a small surf shop in Oceanside. Over the years, Surf Ride has been carefully molded by Bill and now his sons, Dustin and Josh, into a leading action sports retailer, with 2 stores and a growing online presence. Surf Ride is an icon in the community and was quick to take part in a day dedicated to small businesses alike. We caught up with Bill at his local surf spot to get his perspective on Small Business Saturday.
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The profit of a small business creates jobs, boosts the economy, and preserves neighborhoods in the surrounding community. "If you look at the towns with the big box stores that go in, the whole downtown dries up, and disintegrates. Sure, the people in town may save $.50 on an item." November 26th is a day created to make consumers aware of the irreplaceable impact that spending money at small businesses has.
"Overtime I would say that we have employed probably well over 1,000 young people," said Bill. There is indisputable proof that small businesses create nearly all new jobs. According to data from the U.S. Census Bureau, since 1989, small businesses have created 90 percent of all net new jobs. Bill always thought that one of his jobs as a small business owner was to train young people, teach them work ethics and mold them into citizens. Aside from creating numerous jobs and employing members of the local community, Surf Ride gives back in many ways; participation in community events, sponsorships, charity golf tournaments, donations and high school internship programs are just a few. Per capita, the amount that Surf Ride gives back to the community far outweighs the big box stores.
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Multiple Vehicle Crossover Accident
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Synopsis: About 5:52 a.m. on February 12, 1997, a doubles truck with empty trailers, operated by Consolidated Freightways, Inc., that was traveling northbound on U.S. Route 41, a four-lane divided limited access highway near Slinger, Wisconsin, lost control and crossed over the 50-foot depressed median into the southbound lanes. A flatbed truck loaded with lumber, operated by McFaul Transport, Inc., that was traveling southbound on U.S. Route 41 collided with the doubles truck, lost control, and crossed over the median into the northbound lanes. A northbound passenger van with nine adult occupants struck and underrode the right front side of the flatbed truck at the landing gear. A refrigerator truck loaded with produce, operated by Glandt/Dahlke, Inc., that was also traveling northbound, struck the right rear side of the flatbed truck. Although it had snowed from about 8 p.m. to 3 a.m. the night before, it was clear at the time of the accident. Other motorists and the emergency responders to the accident scene reported icy patches in the roadway. Eight of the nine van occupants suffered fatal injuries, and the remaining occupant suffered serious injuries. Two of the three commercial truckdrivers were treated for minor injuries and released; the third refused treatment.
The National Transportation Safety Board determines that the probable cause of the accident was the doubles truckdriver's lack of judgment in driving too fast for the configuration of his truck under the hazardous highway weather conditions. Contributing to the severity of the injuries and the reduced potentiality for survival was the lack of restraint use by the unrestrained occupants of the passenger van.
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In any creative discipline, it's good to have pointers that can keep you on the straight and narrow. Developing is one of these disciplines. From my experiences, I've put together 9 quick notes which can improve the way you code, and the way you see developing. It's a valuable read, especially for anyone starting out or for programmers looking to refine their skills.
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Everyone has to start somewhere and of course that applies to programming, too. But getting started in programming puts you in front of one important question right at the start: What language should I start with?
There's a gazillion of languages that are fitted for beginners. Some of them may prove to be your tools of choice even when you've gathered some experience. Others, well, won't.
So how do most people choose their first language? Simple, they don't. They let someone else tell them what to use. That could be their computer sience professor (which may be good or bad), their boss (probably bad) or "that friend who really knows computer stuff" (wich is almost guaranteed to be bad).
If your choice of a language is only based on one persons views, it's not unlikely that this person will have a very subjective opinion about the "best language" for you. So I think the first thing to do is to ask more people. In times of the web, this should not be a problem. Just go to any website where programmers hang around (like stackoverflow.com) and start asking. They won't eat you for breakfast. Most of them actually like to answer these kind of questions because it gives them the opportunity to promote their favorite tools.
Which leads you to the next problem: How can you tell wether the guy who just told you to learn "LanguageX" because it's "the bestest of them all" is not just a fanboy of "LanguageX"? You can try the following steps, all with one single person:
If the guy is unable or not willing to provide satisfying answers to questions 2 and 3, he's probably just a fanboy and you shouldn't pay much attention to him.
Repeat this with some more people. You'll notice that you will get very different answers from different people but that's OK. The whole point of this is to learn what the highlights and pitfalls of all these languages are. Any modern programming language probably "works" for anything you may want to do as a beginner but it can be very disappointing to discover major drawbacks later on after you've become used to it.
Of course this is not guaranteed to result in THE PERFECT CHOICE™ but it may help you get started with a lot less pain and a lot more fun because it's just awesome to discover later on that the tool, that you started out with can still do the job for you.
After having said that, I suggest, you learn Piet because it's just super incredibly cool and perfect in every aspect with no drawbacks at all. Period. Just look at what you can do with it …
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"Militia" is what makes it more complicated. Are you in a militia?
Shall not be infringed applies to the right of the people. It has nothing to do with a militia. And before you latch onto the "well regulated" part, let me defuse that one for you too. It doesn't mean what you think it means....
Nice try though....
Nice try, snot.
You must live outside the U.S. Around here the 2nd says: "A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed."
If two things are in the same sentence, they're connected.
Don't get me wrong. I don't want to take away your guns. Your little manliness-augmenters don't interest me.
Suggesting the 2nd amendment somehow gives the feds the power to pass gun control laws just doesn't logically fit.
I carry a real nice lock back gerber, too. Old man.
So tell me, what is it about that particular inanimate object that gets your panties in a twist?
no one is going to give any credence to the words of a person who does not fear their Creator who can condemn them to eternal misery.
that probably explains why you have such great difficulty in writing reasonable comments.
SCOTUS has ruled that the RKBA is not limited to militia service.
Further,there's NO language in the Second Amendment that restricts the peoples right to keep and bear arms to militias,"well-regulated" or not.
learn to read and comprehend English.
this is how most gun owners feel;
When I carry a gun, I don't do so because I am looking for a fight, but because I'm looking to be left alone. The gun at my side means that I cannot be forced, only persuaded. I don't carry it because I'm afraid, but because it enables me to be unafraid. It doesn't limit the actions of those who would interact with me through reason, only the actions of those who would do so by force. It removes force from the equation... and that's why carrying a gun is a civilized act.
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they tend to be emotional.
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Thomas Jefferson: "Laws that forbid the carrying of arms...disarm only those who are neither inclined or determined to commit crimes. Such laws only make things worse for the assaulted and better for the assassins; they serve to encourage than to prevent homicides, for an unarmed man may be attacked with greater confidence than an armed man." (1764 Letter and speech from T. Jefferson quoting with approval an essay by Cesare Beccari)
Media discussions of gun control are dominated by two factors: the National Rifle Association and the Second Amendment. But the over-riding factual question is whether gun control laws actually reduce gun crimes in general or murder rates in particular.
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16. Super Gay. Texas.
Hey! So, Coming Out Day is coming up soon (Oct. 11) and I just want to post a very stern reminder to NOT out anyone without their explicit permission.
Do NOT out anyone.
Got it?
this is also a less important point, but still worth noting: DO NOT "come out" as an ally. don't you dare.
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Transforming the understanding and treatment of mental illness through research
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Kathleen Merikangas, Ph.D.
Dr. Kathleen Ries Merikangas is Senior Investigator and Chief of the
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in the Intramural Research Program at the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH). Dr. Merikangas received a bachelor's degree
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in experimental psychology and music from the University of Notre Dame. She received clinical training through an NIAAA-sponsored master's program and internship at the Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, where she continued to conduct clinical research on the Affective Disorders Clinical Research Unit while she pursued a Ph.D. in chronic disease epidemiology at the University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health. Through a Career Development Award from the NIMH, she completed postdoctoral training in population genetics/genetic epidemiology at the Yale University School of Medicine, where she joined the faculty and ultimately became a Professor of Epidemiology and Public Health, Psychiatry and Psychology and the Director of the Genetic Epidemiology Research Unit in the Department of Epidemiology and Public Health.
Research Interests
The major areas of Dr. Merikangas' research are: (1) studies of the patterns and components of familial aggregation of mental disorders and familial mechanisms for comorbidity of mental and medical disorders; (2) identification of early signs and risk factors for psychiatric disorders among high and low risk youth using prospective longitudinal high risk studies; and (3) large scale population based studies of mental disorders including high risk designs and prospective longitudinal research. The major project underway in her research group is a community-based family study of affective spectrum disorders and their overlap with other mental disorders, especially anxiety disorders and medical disorders such as migraine and cardiovascular disease. The goal of this research is to identify the endophenotypes that are closer to the biologic expression of genes underlying these disorders and environmental moderators of genetic expression. Findings from this research are likely to have important implications for targets of prevention and treatment of affective illness.
Representative Selected Recent Publications:
Merikangas KR, Avenevoli S, Costello JE, Koretz D, Kessler RC.
The national comorbidity survey adolescent supplement (NCS-A): I. Background and measures.
J Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry
(4):367-9, 2009.
Lateef, TM, Merikangas, KR, He, J, Kalaydjian, A, Khoromi, S, Knight, E, Nelson, KB
. Headache in a national sample of american children: Prevalence and comorbidity.
Journal of Child Neurology, 24
(5):536-543, 2009.
Risch, N, Herrell, R, Lehner, T, Liang, K, Eaves, L, Hoh, J, Griem, A, Kovacs, M, Ott, J, Merikangas, KR.
Interaction between the serotonin transporter gene (5-HTTLPR), stressful life events, and risk of depression: A meta analysis.
(23): 2462-2471, 2009.
Merikangas KR, He J-P, Brody D, Fisher PW, Bourdon K, Koretz D.
Prevalence and correlates of mental disorders and services in U.S. children: Results from the NHANES 2001-2004.
(in press).
Saunders, K, Merikangas, K, Low, NC, Von Korff, M, Kessler, RC
. Impact of comorbidity on headache-related disability.
Neurology, 70
(7):538-547, 2008.
Merikangas KR, Akiskal HS, Angst J, Greenberg PE, Hirschfeld RM, Petukhova M, Kessler RC.
Lifetime and 12-month prevalence of bipolar spectrum disorder in the National Comorbidity Survey replication.
Arch Gen Psychiatry,
64(5):543-52, 2007.
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