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OpenDoor theme Support
For support, we recommend going to the OpenDoor Support Forum.
Fully Responsive(Note: output from the optional dsIDXpress plugin is not reaponsive) This theme looks great on all size devices ranging from small phones to large monitors. Scan these QR codes on your mobile phone to see:
About OpenDoor
OpenDoor is the long awaited followup on the hugely successful OpenHouse/Automotiv theme bundle (over 6,900 sales!) We have retained all of the best Openhouse features, and built on them, plus added lots of new features. OpenDoor combines both real estate and car sales into a single theme, where you can switch between the two in Theme Options. (step 1 of setup is to choose which mode: Real Estate, or Car Sales.)
Differences between OpenDoor and Openhouse/AutomotivPretty much all of the best features of Openhouse/Automotiv (now discontinued from Themeforest) have been ported over to OpenDoor. But there are some notable differences. The following are features OpenDoor has that OpenHouse/Automotiv doesn't.
- OpenDoor is Responsive. (view on a mobile device to see it change layout)
- Has more layout and appearance options. (independent control over header, footer, background colors/images), change header height, etc.
- Has more homepage widget areas, and option for latest blog posts
- Allows you to easily add your own image-less banner types in Theme Options. Even define a color tip for each banner type.
- Has option to choose between row or grid layout for search results, browse by results, and latest listings. (the one setting applies to all 3 places)
- Has option for full width homepage slideshow OR smaller slideshow next to search.
- Has more search parameters. And each search parameter can be included or excluded in Theme Options.
- 'Browse by' feature is now grouped along with the search, instead of in the menu bar
- Secondary small header menu bar at top right of header
- More advanced homepage slideshow. Slideshow expands to full width of site.
- Both real estate mode (standard and dsIDXpress version) and car dealer mode, are built into this single theme. No more separate versions for me to maintain.
- Mark a listing as 'Sold', and then have site filter out all sold listings from the site without you needing to Delete the listing.
- Have a page of all 'Sold' listings.
- Better translation support. Now no more .po and .mo requirement. Do all your language translations in Theme Options, in the same section you would customize text in a single language. See documentation to explain how this is done. (documentation is in demo secondary menu bar)
- Documentation is now a public Google Docs document, where you can post comments if you find something is inclear or missing. To post comments, you must be logged into your Google account. But you don't need a Google account to view the documentation.
Notable Features (For both Real Estate and Car Dealership mode)
Notable Features (Specific to Real Estate mode)
- New in v1.3: Option for "VAT" (value added tax) after price
- Search by the following parameters: location, buy/rent, beds, baths, min price, max price, property type, commercial/residential, openhouse, year built, size, lot size, garage spaces, and MLS number. All of these can be included or excluded in the search form. So it can be as simple or detailed as you require.
- Search results Google Map. Shows pins for the current pages results right on map. Click map to see infowindow with details and click to see full detail page. (Option to disable this feature)
- Google Map option in slideshow area. In the homepage slideshow area, you now have the option to show all your listings on a Google Map. (This is an alternative to showing latest listings or plain images)
- Dual agent support. Listings can have up to 2 agents attached to it. Add Agents via the Agent post type. Agent 'Page Template' will display all Agents on a page. Click on an Agent to see more info, like bio, and listings.
- Compatible with dsIDXpress plugin (sold separately. Monthly fee required. This is the only IDX/MLS plugin that this theme is specifically written to support. Use other plugins at your own risk!
- Related listings section on detail page (related by Property Type)
- "Open House" date and time. Self manages itself… does not display once Open House date expires
- Google Map and Street View on listing detail page.
- Optional MLS listings support, with dsIDXpress (www.diversesolutions.com). Replace the standard listings search with the dsIDXpress search widget. Or include BOTH standard listings search AND dsIDXpress search widget.
- Browse listings instead of searching by using the "Browse By" feature. Browse By Location, Features, Property Type, Location, Price Range, or Rent/Buy.
- Option to have a second level of location search. See demo for an example. Select a State from the list and see a secondary location appear under it. With a little easy coding, you can extend it to unlimited levels of locations.
- Optional secondary logo in top right (for example, the broker's logo)
- Upload your own map marker image in Theme Options
- Contact form on each listing page. Optionally have form sent to specific Agent. (if Agent is specified for a listing)
Notable Features (Specific to Car Dealership mode)
- Search by the following parameters: manufacturer, model, min price, max price, body type, model year, mileage, transmission, engine size, fuel type, and dealer location. All of these can be included or excluded in the search form. So it can be as simple or detailed as you require.
- Optional Autotrader.com and/or Cars.com support. Have your listings automatically get posted to Autotrader.com and/or Cars.com. This is not a "feature" of the theme, but rather I have partnered with a third party developer who can set this up for you for a fee. Please email email@example.com for details.
- Related listings section on detail page (related by Body Type)
- Browse listings instead of searching by using the "Browse By" feature. Browse By Manufacturer, Body Type, Model Year, Engine Size, and more.
- Option to have a "model" search dropdown appear when you choose a Manufacturer. See demo for an example.
- Contact form on each listing page.
- VIN detail output (optional) Output data on detail page from a VIN number (Vehicle Identification Number). See a listing detail page for an example. Note: An account at VINquery.com is required. VIN numbers are for passenger cars and light trucks manufacturered for North American markets 1981 to present.
- Sales Staff "Custom Post Type" and Page template. See demo for an example.


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Sunday, May 26th, from 12 noon to 4:00 p.m. &
Tuesday, May 28th, from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m.
55th Annual Art Show & Sale Seeking Entries
Cash Awards, a Solo Show and Collectors' Night
The Darien Arts Center is seeking entries from local artists of all ages for its Annual Art Show & Sale. Tremendously popular and a Darien tradition for 55 years, it will be held Saturday, June 1, through Saturday, June 8, at the Darien Arts Center Weatherstone Studio.
The juried show, which offers cash awards, is open to DAC students and children and adults who live or work in Darien. Nonresidents may also enter the show with a donation to the organization. Entries are welcome in a variety of media, including oil, acrylic, watercolor, drawing/pastel, mixed media/printmaking, sculpture, color photography and black & white photography.
A new draw for artists this year is that the winner of Best in Show will be given a solo exhibit in the Town Hall in the spring of 2014. Also, adult prizewinners will be invited to meet art collectors, gallery owners and DAC patrons and board members during a private party featuring their work on June 4.
Registration is now open online at arts.darien.org. Artists may enter up to two pieces of artwork, with an entry fee of $20 per submission for adults and $10 per piece for children. Adults submitting two pieces must designate at least one for sale. A 25% commission on each sale will benefit the DAC. All interested artists are encouraged to pre-register online.
Artists may bring their work to the DAC Weatherstone Studio, behind Town Hall at 2 Renshaw Rd. in Darien, on Sunday, May 26, from noon to 4pm, and on Tuesday, May 28, from 4 to 8pm. All pieces must be ready to hang with a wire on the back, or, if needed, the DAC will provide assistance with wiring at the drop-off site for a small fee. The awards reception will be held Friday, May 31, from 7 to 9pm. The show will be open for public viewing every day from Saturday, June 1, through Saturday, June 8, from noon to 5pm.
Founded in 1975, the Darien Arts Center (DAC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing visual and performing arts programs and events for the community. The DAC offers educational programs in Dance, Visual Arts, Music & Theatre, & special events & live theatre performances by DAC Stage. Private donations, grants, tuition fees & ticket sales fund the DAC. For further information, call (203) 655-8683 or visit arts.darien.org.


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Yesterday I had the most wonderful day with my 9 year old son Drew. We got up early and hit the road to drive into the city. Our first stop was St. Adalbert's Cemetery in Niles, IL. That stop was not my most productive cemetery stop ever, but my son learned how to use the Kiosk to look up the graves; use the map to locate a grave; and took some pictures of the grave we found. On our next trip we will get plot layouts to help us locate the few people we did not find.
Our second stop, before it became unbearable outside, was Bohemian National Cemetery. We did not spend much time there as I wanted to get across the street to Northeastern Illinois University to IRAD. We were able to get the location of my grandfather's niche in the Chapel and Drew saw that. Then we visited the grave of my Uncle Richard Holik. He passed away in 2007 and I guess I have not been up there since then because I did not have a photo of his grave stone. We then walked from Rich's grave to the next section to see Michael Kokoska's grave. Michael died in France in WWI. Drew knows most of his history and thought it was amazing to see his grave. He has seen it before but now he has more of an appreciation of why I visit the cemeteries and research our family's history.
Our last stop was IRAD. I prepared for this trip so I could teach Drew how to use the microfilm to look things up and follow the record trail. The one thing I forgot to add to my spreadsheet was the Soundex Codes. Not that it was a big deal, but we had to wait a few minutes while the staff person looked up my codes. Next time I will make sure we don't waste those few minutes. Drew and I looked up Naturalization records for a couple hours and had some success. Then we waded into Probate and Will waters. Not so much success there. The microfilm for the Probate was so fuzzy you could barely make out the numbers. We will have to visit the County Clerk to try their indexes, which will hopefully be better. I think we did find at least two family members who had Probate cases though. That was exciting!
Drew was so great all day, he learned so many new things, and actually WANTS to go on the next research trip! We really bonded yesterday which was nice because he has two younger brothers and sometimes it is difficult to get that one on one time with him. While I didn't come home with as much new information as I would have liked, the day was a success and I can't wait to go with him again.
One response to "Cemetery and IRAD Research Trip"
Fantastic! I'm so glad your young one had a good time. It's great when you have family that's interested in their history too.


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Power to the PlazaWritten by Charles Lohrmann | Published January 27, 2009
Over coffee at Sweetish Hill on West 6th St in Austin, Architect Hal Box shared his thoughts on the new book he's writing about plazas in Mexico. He and coauthor Logan Wagner (Texas A&M University School of Architecture) have measured 90 plazas and have an extensive collection of drawings and photographs to accompany the drawings.
Beyond Barbecue in LlanoWritten by Jill Lawless | Published January 26, 2009
When we're hungry, but not in the mood for 'cue in our favorite Hill Country town, we find a booth at Stonewall's Pizza, Wings and Things on Llano's courthouse square (101 W. Main). While there this past weekend, our group indulged in the fried-chicken salad (with honey-mustard dressing), cheeseburgers (delicious, doughy buns; served with battered fries), and a sausage-and-pepperoni pizza (wonderful crispy-but-chewy crust). We topped it off with Blue Bell Cotton Candy milkshakes! Yes, there are healthier items on the menu, including a turkey sandwich that my cousin swears by. By the way: On the edge of town on Texas 29, I noticed what must be a new place that sells bottle trees (anyone been there?). The shop was closed when we passed by, but the displays of colorful glass radiating in the late-day sun had me rethinking my backyard landscape on the drive home.
The SqueezeWritten by Lori Moffatt | Published January 23, 2009
I was recently visiting with a friend who works in the hotel business in Austin, and she and I discussed a trend I'm seeing more of these days: As the national economy feels a squeeze, hotels aren't necessarily lowering their rates, but they are offering more package deals—reserve two nights and get a third for free, a restaurant credit with a night's lodging, wine-and-cheese basket in room—that sort of thing. So when you book a room at your next Texas vacation spot, be sure to ask about similar deals.
And while we're on the subject of a sluggish economy, how has it affected your personal travel plans? Or has it? As for me, I've gotten a lot less shy about packing a cooler and making those on-the-road dinners stretch into lunch the next day. As long as I can find ice, this works even if the place I'm staying doesn't have a fridge.
So: Are you taking shorter trips or staying closer to home? Packing PP&J for breakfast? I'd love it if you'd share your tips for traveling on a budget. And, would you like to read more of this sort of thing in TH?
Go West!Written by Charles Lohrmann | Published January 6, 2009
We're excited about the February issue of Texas Highways (which is in the mail). This issue includes feature articles about Marfa, Fort Davis and the Big Bend Ranch State Park.
Christmas Eve at the Museum: Body Worlds 2Written by Jane Wu | Published December 31, 2008
Visits to the Houston Museum of Natural Science on Christmas Eve have become a holiday tradition for my family. The museum's not very crowded and exhibits are open until 8 p.m. We recently saw Body Worlds 2 & the Brain, and having seen the first Body Worlds exhibit there two years ago, I've gotta say this latest collection of plastinated human bodies is just as jaw-dropping and informative.
Well Worth ItWritten by Lori Moffatt | Published December 29, 2008
I-35 through Fort Worth has been a construction-congested mess for as long as I can remember. So imagine my delight to discover, on a holiday trip through the city, that much of the construction in finally finished. For travelers using the Interstate to get to points north or south, it's a much more pleasant commute. And for those bound for Cowtown proper, it's also simpler to reach Fort Worth's ever-expanding Cultural District, as well as the Stockyards National Historic District and downtown's Sundance Square.
Chai TimeWritten by Lori Moffatt | Published December 22, 2008
As part of my birthday celebration this past weekend, some girlfriends and I signed up for chef Chaya Rao's afternoon Chai Tea class at the Whole Foods Culinary Institute. The price tag ($20) and short time investment (1.5 hours) fit beautifully with our pre-holiday budget. Chaya is from Bangalore, India, the country's third most populous city; it's the capital of the Indian state of Karnataka and known as both "the Garden City of India" for its abundance of green spaces and "the Silicon Valley of India" for its abundance of high-tech industries. It's also a heavily vegetarian region.
Blazing TrailsWritten by Jill Lawless | Published December 22, 2008
Spent a delightful evening last Friday at the Trail of Lights in Austin's Zilker Park. Our group (which ranged in age from five to 75) wandered mesmerized through the extravaganza of illuminated holiday displays (think canopies of radiating trees, character scenes from Snoopy to SpongeBob, and a gleaming Nativity). The brilliant scene could beam the Bah! Humbug! from old Ebenezer himself.
'Slumdog Millionaire' at Austin Film FestivalWritten by Charles Lohrmann | Published December 12, 2008
The wide release of Danny Boyle's film, Slumdog Millionaire, as well as the attention the film attracts, takes me back to the Austin Film Festival (www.austinfilmfestival.com) in October, which honored Boyle this year and screened Slumdog Millionaire.
Surprises in PlanoWritten by Lori Moffatt | Published December 3, 2008
My husband, Randy, and I spent most of this past Thanksgiving holiday visiting his folks in Plano, a north Dallas suburb that often feels more sterile than interesting, at least on the surface of things—mile after mile of super-sized retail stores and large suburban homes in developments set off by brick gates. However, on this trip I took the time to explore a bit, and I found a surprising and exciting multiculturalism. In recent years, Indian and pan-Asian supermarkets have popped up on major intersections, their patrons perhaps drawn to Plano for such major technology employers as Ericsson, EDS, and Perot Systems. (I could spend hours exploring aisles of garlicky, chile-laden condiments, not to mention the hundreds of different kinds of beans, lentils, and other pretty seeds.)
Show Us Your Tex-MexWritten by Jane Wu | Published November 26, 2008
The December issue's Top Tables article on old-school Tex-Mex restaurants—"Candy or Sherbet?"—makes my taste buds crave that extra cheesy enchilada dinner with carne sauce (double rice, no beans, please) every time I read it.
Sarah's on the SquareWritten by Lori Moffatt | Published November 25, 2008
I make the trek up to the Red River and beyond on I-35 several times a year to visit family in Oklahoma, and now that the holiday season is officially upon us, I'm starting to steel myself for the trip, planning several stops to allay road fatigue and facilitate conversation once we arrive in the Sooner State. "How was the drive?" my grandmother will surely ask. And rather than comment on the traffic (same-old, same-old, ho-hum), I'd like to contribute an interesting experience to the conversation.


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Oil Spill Eater II (OSE II) is the world's most environmentally safe and cost effective bioremediation process for the mitigation of hazardous waste, spills and contamination virtually anywhere of any size, large or small. OSE II is an environmentally safe cleanup method because it uses natures own bioremediation processes to effectively eliminate hazardous materials.
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Scarab is part of the Fayat Group and the World's largest privately owned manufacturer of heavy duty truck mounted suction and urban precinct sweepers.Founded in 1979 and from our headquarters and manufacturing centre in Kent, we offer an unrivalled range of road sweepers featuring excellent build quality, optimum payload capacity, superior suction performance and ...
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Banner is a global leader in process and factory automation. In addition to its traditionnal product lines, Banner Engineering provides innovative Wireless I/O solutions to the environmental industry helping gater data from virtually any sensor, detector or analyser in the field, and controlling equipment (pumps, valves, PLCs...) without costly wire runs.
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AMCON Inc., team of professionals of dewatering, provides rich variety dewatering equipment from low priced micro compact dewatering equipment to high-capacity king-size dewatering equipment to meet your request.
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DESMI is a global company specialised in the development and manufacture of pump solutions for marine, industry, oil spill combating, defence & fuel and utility both locally and globally. Our product range supplemented with agency products from other leading, world class manufacturers – is completed by related services such as the design and installation of pump plants, ...
Brüel & Kjær Sound & Vibration Measurement A/S
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Brüel & Kjær is a world leading manufacturer and supplier of sound and vibration solutions. We help our customers solve their sound and vibration problems – from measuring traffic noise and vibration in car engines to evaluating building acoustics and performing quality control. We have customers in a wide range of fields, including automotive, aerospace, consumer goods ...
Catalytic Products International (CPI)
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Catalytic Products International is the preferred resource for innovative and efficient industrial air pollution control solutions. Customers from across the globe rely on our expertise to solve their most complex VOC, NOx, and Odor pollution challenges. The custom engineered systems include, Thermal Oxidizers, Catalytic Oxidizers, Regenerative Thermal Oxidizers, Heat ...
Fluid Dynamics International Ltd
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Fluid Dynamics is one of the world`s oldest non-chemical water treatment companies, preventing scaling caused by calcium carbonate in hard water. A truly green water treatment method proven to save energy For over 40 years we have supplied our wide range of non-chemical scale prevention products to every sector of industry,commerce and the home that suffers from hard ...
Codel International Ltd
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CODEL are world leaders in the design and manufacture of systems for continuous emissions gas monitoring (cems) and combustion control analysers, such as in-situ and extractive flue gas emissions analysers (analyzers), pollution sensors, dust monitor/particulate monitors, opacity/smoke monitors, flue gas analysers (analyzers), road tunnel atmosphere sensors and velocity ...
Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc.
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Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc. is a global provider of air pollution control technologies, including regenerative thermal oxidizers (RTOs), as well as catalytic, thermal recuperative and direct fired thermal oxidizers. Our vapor combustion and emission concentrator systems are used for the destruction of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), Hazardous Air Pollutants, ...


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Dear Guests--- Our property and area have not been affected by the chemical spill in Charleston, which is 130 miles northwest of us. The waters of the affected rivers do not flow in our direction, so none of the rivers in our area that our guests enjoy have been have been affected either. We are grateful to still enjoy some of the cleanest water around.
So come enjoy the beauty of autumn in the Allegheny Mountains. Crisp, misty mornings warm into golden afternoons with clear, deep blue skies. The hills become a changing tapestry of colors--- first a few scarlet leaves show among the green, then with increasing brilliance comes a variety of oranges, reds and yellows that mellow into the darker russets and oranges of late fall.
As the days cool, guests at Creekside enjoy the warm comfort of wood fires in the evenings and the pleasure of relaxing in a hot tub under a clear autumn sky filled with stars. This is a beautiful time of year for a hike---either on one of Creekside's three trails, or to Hanging Rock at the top of Peter's Mountain where you can watch migrating hawks fly below.
Relax further with a rejuvenating therapy at the spa. If you have achy muscles you will want to try the Body Melt Back Therapy with Arnica oil and Arnica gel. If your skin needs some extra care after a summer outdoors, try our Moisture Drench Facial with the healing power of Calendula. And a pumpkin facial is a great way to relax and give yourself a little boost into autumn! Come refresh yourself with some quiet time in the country, a massage at the spa and an autumn hike along Indian Creek or the High Meadow Trail. Hope to see you soon!
For those of you who love our special part of the world---and even more for those who don't yet know it---we want to share this new video about Monroe County. Enjoy!
We look forward to seeing you soon!
Read what Tony Shalhoub and Brooke Adams have to say about their experiences at Creekside...
Creekside Resort in West Virginia offers its guests two hundred acres of natural beauty and peace - an oasis of tranquility waiting for you. For centuries, visitors have traveled to this region of the Virginias to enjoy the regenerative qualities of our fresh mountain air and pure mineral springs. Find a renewed you emerging as you walk along the banks of Indian Creek, hike into the hills, or relax with a therapeutic massage.
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We are a small family-owned and operated resort and hope you will feel the genuine personal interest we take in the comfort and welfare of all our guests. The natural beauty of Monroe County and the wholesome authenticity of the country life of its residents were what attracted our family to this area thirty-five years ago. In all that we do at Creekside Resort our family strives to be responsible stewards of this natural bounty and continue the tradition of warm country hospitality.
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The Huskers practiced for 90 minutes Thursday afternoon in preparation for Saturday night's game in Columbus against Ohio State.
Head coach Bo Pelini was asked about the keys to beating the Buckeyes. "Play hard, be efficient, win the turnover battle. That's always a big part of it. Execute our football. The team that executes the best is going to win the football game."
When asked about Ohio State's tendency to sling quick passes to receivers on the outside and count on them to break tackles, Pelini said his defense's aggressiveness should lend well to countering that style of play.
"We play pretty aggressive in coverage. We're going to challenge routes and challenge everything they do. I think our style of play lends to that. We don't play really soft in our coverage. It'll be a good challenge for our guys on the outside."
Pelini also commented on the Big Ten's decision to allow Youngstown, Ohio native and Husker wide receiver Tim Marlowe to travel with the team this weekend. "Tim's a big part of this football team. I wish he was playing in the game, but we're happy that he's able to go. He's a real leader on the football team."
Nebraska will conduct a final walk-through practice Friday morning before the team travels to Columbus later in the day.


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Tuesday, April 23, 2013
TSA Travel Tips Tuesday – Have You Heard About TSA's New Passenger Support Specialists?
14 comments:
- Laura Monteros said...
Probably unrelated, but I hope Bob can help here. Since the small blade ban has been reinstated, I got to thinking about how to handle items that I must carry that can't be in carryon luggage. I heard someone comment, "Just put it in your checked bag," but since so many people--myself included--try to avoid checking luggage due to exorbitant fees, how can we get from here to there with things such as a bottle of shampoo or hair-cutting scissors?
- April 23, 2013 at 5:30 PM
- RB said...
How about all TSA employees treating travelers with respect and dignity instead of with disrespect as so often happens today?
They are all are highly trained TSA screeners, right?
- April 23, 2013 at 7:33 PM
- Anonymous said...
The fact that the TSA has to provide "special assistance" says a lot. I suggest the TSA begin by training its workforce properly.
- April 23, 2013 at 11:19 PM
- Anonymous said...
You finally have to take the Americans with Disabilities Act seriously, eh? Got put in hot water by people who KNEW the law and complained? We have held you accountable and you will be accountable to US, not the other way around.
You had better make sure that your new Passenger Support Specialists are compliant with TSA policies as displayed on your website and know the definition of a "reasonable accommodation" - otherwise, it will be just the same... sue sue sue!
- April 24, 2013 at 2:16 AM
- Anonymous said...
TSA postpones new knife rule!
Instead of allowing small, innocuous knives onto the plane, TSA has yet again decided to change the rules, with very little notice. (Where were you this Bob?)
Yes, with no mention anywhere on this site, at airports, or otherwise; TSA has decided to not allow knives after all.
Why? "The delay is necessary to accommodate feedback from an advisory committee" Which is odd because they sure didn't get feedback before installing the nude scanners!
They sure didn't wait to institute the grope 'em if you got 'em policy.
But here's the really odd part. Knives are harmless. They simply don't pose a danger to the airplane. Who says so? This guy:
It's unlikely in these days of hardened cockpit doors and other preventative measures that the small folding knives could be used by terrorists to take over a plane.
Who said this? John Pistole. Head of the TSA.
- April 24, 2013 at 4:38 AM
- RB said...
TSA "choice" @SMF: open sealed baby formula or 1 parents gets grope
"Traveling with my wife and 1-year-old through SMF, after my wife and I were both let through the WTMD and were re-packing our stuff, the female screener who grabbed our tray of formula and baby food off the x-ray had a new speech. She needed to do "tests" that would require opening the factory-sealed sterile pre-made formula bottles (which you are supposed to throw away an hour after opening), *or* one parent would get a patdown."
Bob, is this how highly trained TSA screeners are trained to treat people?
Why are TSA employees incapable of acting like humans?
- April 24, 2013 at 12:03 PM
- Anonymous said...
How long before the job of the Passenger Support Specialist devolves to parroting the "Do you want to travel today" mantra?
- April 24, 2013 at 4:36 PM
- Anonymous said...
So did the TSA create yet another filter layer for me to have to deal with when some TSO in San Diego or Chicago tries to steal my collapsible cane because it is a "baton" (even though I have to PULL it open)?
- April 25, 2013 at 9:20 AM
- Anonymous said...
Why don't ALL your screeners have adequate knowledge of your policies and procedures?
This is like a police force saying they'll have some cops who actually know the law.
- April 25, 2013 at 9:55 AM
- Anonymous said...
TSA supervisor caught stealing pills from luggage in Syracuse
Supervisory Transportation Security Officer Jeremy Hemingway was either fired or resigned, according to an internal TSA email obtained by The Post-Standard.
Hemingway confessed to stealing pills from the luggage. He said that while he searched the bag, he noticed a bottle of pills and removed some of them, the report said.
Hemingway told police he slipped the pills into his gloved hand then took the glove off, turning it inside-out with the pills inside. He then put the glove in his pocket.
Lisa Farbstein, a TSA spokeswoman in Washington, D.C., would not clarify whether Hemingway was fired or allowed to quit.
- April 25, 2013 at 1:17 PM
- Anonymous said...
How about having all your people support passengers?
- April 25, 2013 at 6:39 PM
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I have never had any problems with the TSA staff. They have always been professional and patient. It's time to say "THANK YOU" Yes there are times when someone is delayed or may be slightly inconvenienced but rather that than the worst case situation.
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Laura Monteros said:
"Probably unrelated, but I hope Bob can help here. Since the small blade ban has been reinstated..."
Is anyone really surprised Bob didn't mention this on the blog? Inconvienent turn of events for him to spin. Unfortunately ignoring this gives license to screeners to continue incorrectly telling us everything else we saw on the website isn't true.
- April 27, 2013 at 8:36 AM
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Can you tell your boss that flight attendants who are terrified of tiny knives should speak to their employers (the airlines) about their security needs, since TSA was created to combat terrorism, not unruly passengers? As a taxpayer, I do not want my tax dollars spent on things that the airline should take care of itself (e.g., bodyguards for flight attendants and/or revised carry-on policies).
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The rousing opening movement, 'Gloria in excelsis Deo', is not mere 'noise and thunder'; in the middle of it Vivaldi embarks on a bold tonal excursion that takes him as far as C sharp minor, a key rather remote from the initial D major. But how deftly the composer finds his way back to the tonic! Sophisticated handling of key change rises to new heights in the long, complex and emotionally harrowing second movement, 'Et in terra pax'. What Vivaldi expresses here is not peace already achieved but peace desperately sought amid the troubles of the world. This would be the movement with which to convince a sceptic that, for all his outward wordliness, the composer was at heart – if only via music – a deeply spiritual person. Incredibly, Vivaldi originally ended this B minor movement with a major chord (a tierce de Picardie), before very wisely thinking better of the idea.
There follow a delightful duet for sopranos ('Laudamus te'), a sombre chorus in the stile antico ('Gratias agimus tibi'), the 'Domine Deus, rex coelestis' mentioned earlier, a captivating chorus in dotted, or 'French', rhythm ('Domine Fili unigenite'), a pensive dialogue for contralto and chorus ('Domine Deus, agnus Dei'), another sombre chorus ('Qui tollis'), and a 'church aria' for contralto ('Qui sedes') heralding the return of the opening material. This duly arrives in the 'Quoniam' chorus, which is a simplified (non-modulating) version of the opening movement. The scene is set for the final fugue, which (as in RV588) is an adaptation of its counterpart in a Gloria dated 1708 by Giovanni Maria Ruggieri, of which more later.
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We're not alone in this. CMS Energy reinstated its dividend this year, and Allegheny Energy announced it is looking hard at it too.
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We believe the value-return policy needs to be aligned with the earnings profile, capital structure, and risk inherent in the company's business. The industry is not going back to a homogeneous dividend policy as long as the group is not homogeneous (see "Return of the Pure Play Utility," p. 44).
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achieve those ends cost-effectively. Indeed, in FERC's view, such cost-benefit inquiries are themselves disincentives to transmission investment. 23 This is bad policy, and its impacts will get worse over time. Transmission investment reduces congestion but will not eliminate it, because resolving one bottleneck generally unmasks another latent one elsewhere on the grid. Attempting to eliminate every bottleneck (and paying incentives for efforts to do so) would be tantamount to undertaking an impossibly expensive game of "Whac-A-Mole." Likewise, transmission systems built to withstand N-3 contingencies would be more reliable than those built to withstand N-1 or N-2 contingencies, but achieving such levels of reliability is generally not cost-effective and has not been attempted. Unfortunately, nothing within the four corners of FERC's incentive-rate policy precludes granting incentive ROEs for such efforts. FERC's exclusive focus on whether a transmission project will produce benefits, without considering whether those benefits are worth the cost, leaves the incentive-rate bus without any brakes.
FERC should consider introducing a cost-benefit component into its incentive-rate analyses. Cost-benefit evaluation is necessary to avoid incentivizing over-investment in transmission, and is consistent with Section 219. That section doesn't require FERC to "promot[e] capital investment" without regard for whether such investment is cost-effective. Rather, it requires the commission to promote "economically efficient transmission" that will "reduce the cost of delivered power" (see FPA §§ 219(a), (b)(1)) . FERC's unchallenged authority to consider non-cost factors in setting transmission rates should not be confused with a much more extreme proposition: That FERC may ignore cost-benefit considerations while fulfilling its duty to ensure just and reasonable rates under FPA Sections 205 and 206.
While quantifying reliability benefits and conducting cost-benefit analyses may be difficult, the perfect should not be the enemy of the good. FERC should attempt to do so, because the effort would bring much-needed focus to the attempt to reach reasoned decisions on transmission incentive-rate applications. In the meantime, the commission should begin by tying incentive ROE adders to applicants' meeting of project cost and deadline targets. For example, applying incentive ROE adders to budgeted, rather than actual, expenditures would avoid exacerbating incentives to bring in new transmission projects at the maximum prudent cost that will be allowed in rate base. Significantly, applying enhanced ROEs only to budgeted amounts imposes no risk of loss on the public utility. Above-budget but still prudent amounts would continue to be placed in rate base and earn a normal return. Moreover, if a public utility believed that cost-overruns experienced in a given case were truly outside its control, the public utility could make a later Section 205 filing seeking to earn an enhanced ROE on the full cost of the project. Linking enhanced ROEs to an applicant's ability to construct new transmission facilities on time and within budget (absent factors outside its control) is nothing more than straightforward compliance with Congress's command that FERC "shall establish … incentive-based (including performance-based) rate treatments," [FPA § 219(a)] (emphasis added), a requirement with which the commission has not yet even attempted to comply.
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The sisters were told not to get their hopes up, but with the case getting enough publicity that something might need to be done.
For those who don't remember the case it went down like this. On May 10, 1983, just a few hours after performing at a WWF TV taping in Allentown, Pennsylvania Snuka placed a call for an ambulance. When the EMS arrived they found Argentino injured, she was then transported to a nearby hospital where she died shortly thereafter. She had traumatic brain injuries consistent with a moving head striking a stationary object. Which fit the story Jimmy Snuka has told of her falling, but she also showed signs of abuse a well. She had more than two dozen cuts and bruises all over her body.
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It's going to be interesting to see where this goes, the family simple wants justice for their sister and Snuka wants this to just go away like it did 30-years ago.
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The much anticipated "Monsters University," made it's debut recently, starring everyone's favorite friendly monsters, James P. Sullivan, "Sulley" (voice of John Goodman) and Mike Wazowski (voice of Billy Crystal).
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