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Apple and IBM join forces in landmark push for iOS in enterprise
07/15/2014, 04:07 pm
Tech giants Apple and IBM on Tuesday announced a new partnership that looks to revolutionize mobile device use in enterprise with customized apps and services for iPhone and iPad.
Former White House Press Secretary Jay Carney not in the running for Apple's vacant PR job
07/15/2014, 11:07 am
Following rumors that Apple might be looking to hire former Obama administration White House Press Secretary Jay Carney for its vacant head of public relations position, the well-connected Jim Dalrymple has squashed those claims definitively.
Microsoft may announce biggest round of layoffs in company history this week - report
07/15/2014, 11:07 am
Redmond, Wash., software giant Microsoft, which has struggled to find an answer to the success of Apple's iPad and iPhone, is said to be planning major staff reductions that could be the single biggest round of layoffs in the company's history.
Apple takes iPhone and iPad trade-in program to Australia with credit up to A$250
07/14/2014, 09:07 pm
Apple on Monday announced an expansion of its iPhone and iPad trade-in program to cover customers in Australia, who can now bring older iPhones and iPads to receive up to A$250 to put toward a new device purchase.
Apple's new PR chief may be former White House Press Secretary Jay Carney, report says
07/14/2014, 08:07 pm
A report on Monday revealed former White House press secretary Jay Carney is not only in the running to take on a job for a communications and public relations expert at Uber, but also for a similar role at Apple.
Email to Tim Cook prompted change of Apple's 'on hold' music quality
07/14/2014, 05:07 pm
In a recent thread on Reddit, one Apple customer describes an experience in which he effected change in Apple's daily operations, specifically as it pertains to "on hold" music, after contacting CEO Tim Cook via email.
Apple may ditch longtime ad agency TBWA, look to Beats' Jimmy Iovine for marketing
07/14/2014, 05:07 pm
A report on Monday says ad industry executives are speculating that Apple's longtime relationship with agency TBWA\\Media Arts Lab is near its breaking point, with some insiders predicting the tech giant will look to Beats' Jimmy Iovine to revitalize its marketing magic.
Eddy Cue latest Apple executive to offer up lunch date for charity, throws in MacBook Air
07/14/2014, 02:07 pm
Apple fans have another chance at a sit-down with a member of the company's senior leadership, as internet software and services chief Eddy Cue has put one hour of his time up for auction -- and sweetened the pot with a 13-inch MacBook Air -- in the Fortune 500 equivalent of a charity dunk tank.
Apple's first iBeacon hardware revealed in FCC application
07/13/2014, 12:07 am
An FCC filing discovered on Saturday reveals in-depth details on Apple's first dedicated iBeacon-compatible beacon hardware, suggesting the company may soon introduce the micro-location technology to consumer spaces like so-called "smart homes."
Apple's Maps team calling businesses to resolve user-reported address issues
07/12/2014, 01:07 am
As Apple continues to refine its in-house mapping and navigation services, business owners are reportedly receiving phone calls from Maps team representatives looking to resolve user-submitted data discrepancies.
Apple doled out more than $3B to over 7,000 US suppliers in 2013
07/12/2014, 12:07 am
After announcing cooperation with the White House's "SupplierPay" initiative, Apple on Friday released domestic supply chain expenditure figures for the first time, saying it spent more than $3 billion with over 7,000 U.S. suppliers last year.
Jury finds Apple did not induce infringement of video streaming patent
07/11/2014, 10:07 pm
A federal jury on Friday found Apple did not push app developers to use its proprietary HLS technology for live streaming video to iOS devices, which would have allegedly induced infringement of an Israeli company's patents.
Beats sues Chinese counterfeiters for billions as Apple sale nears completion
07/11/2014, 01:07 pm
Headphone maker Beats has filed suit against a number of Chinese counterfeiters, alleging trademark infringement and seeking damages that could run into the billions of dollars just weeks before the company officially becomes an Apple subsidiary.
Apple joins President Obama's 'SupplierPay' initiative aimed at boosting U.S. small business
07/11/2014, 09:07 am
The Obama administration announced on Friday that Apple is one of a number of U.S. corporations -- including Coca-Cola and IBM -- that have agreed to pay smaller component suppliers more quickly in an effort to increase cash flow throughout the supply chain.
Misfit wearables rolls out new sleep tracking device in partnership with Beddit
07/10/2014, 09:07 pm
Misfit wearables, makers of the Shine activity monitor, announced on Thursday a partnership with Beddit, an ultra-sensitive sleep tracking system that slips under a user's sheets to measure everything from respiration to movement.
Amazon, not Google, next to face FTC's wrath over in-app purchases by children
07/10/2014, 01:07 pm
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission on Thursday announced that it has filed suit against retail colossus Amazon, alleging that the company allowed children to rack up millions of dollars in unauthorized in-app purchases through the Amazon Appstore -- charges similar to those brought against Apple last year.
Apple Store design and layout can be trademarked in Europe, court rules
07/10/2014, 07:07 am
The European Union's top court ruled Thursday that Apple's distinctive retail store layout is worthy of trademark protection under European law, allowing the company to enjoy the same legal cover on the old continent that it secured in the U.S. last year.
Trio of Apple sapphire-related inventions point to iOS device displays, illuminated buttons
07/10/2014, 05:07 am
Ahead of Apple's expected iPhone announcement this fall, the company has filed for three sapphire-related patents pointing to a handset with front cover and illuminated buttons crafted from the exotic material.
Apple says working toward 'net zero energy' and green products in Environmental Responsibility Report
07/09/2014, 09:07 pm
Apple on Wednesday published an Environmental Responsibility Report covering fiscal 2014, outlining steps the company has taken to reduce impact on climate change, use green materials in its products and conserve resources.
Tim Cook promises Apple will release data on corporate diversity
07/09/2014, 02:07 pm
During a question-and-answer session at Allen & Co.'s annual Sun Valley conference in Idaho, Apple CEO Tim Cook said the iPhone maker will eventually quantify the diversity of its workforce in a public disclosure, but that it is now "more focused on actions."


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Search for dissertations about: "performance in hotels dissertation"
Found 3 swedish dissertations containing the words performance in hotels dissertation.
1. Responsible resource management in hotels : attitudes, indicators, tools and strategiesUniversity dissertation from Stockholm : KTH
Abstract : Hotels constitute one of the main, and still expanding, pillars of the tourism sector and are highly unique among other commercial buildings. Resource intensive and frequently inefficient systems and operational routines applied in the sector, result in considerable environmental impact and indicate an urgent need for more environmentally sound practices and products in the hotel industry. READ MORE
2. Energy use and environmental impact from hotels on Adriatic Coast in Croatia : current status and future possibilities for HVAC systemsUniversity dissertation from Stockholm : KTH
Abstract : This thesis analyses a specific type of energy usage system, "energy usage in hotels", and how this system behaves. In order to evaluate the current state of energy use in hotels, an energy audit questionnaire was developed and conducted among 31,5% of hotels on the Adriatic coast. READ MORE
3. Energy Auditing and Efficiency in a Chain Hotel : the Case of Scandic, Järva KrogUniversity dissertation from Stockholm : KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Abstract : Energy efficiency and conservation measures in hotels is an area of research at the Department of Energy Technology, Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm (KTH), Sweden. As a continuation of the research work, this project was focused on a hotel's resource-use performance, considering both internal and external factors that influence their consumption. READ MORE


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Once a month through December. Long Island Cat Fanciers sponsors free lectures given by top local veterinarians on topics relevant to dog and cat owners. All members of the public are welcome to attend. The lectures are generally held on the first Monday of each month at the Town of Oyster Bay Syosset-Woodbury Community Center, 7900 Jericho Tpke., Woodbury, at 7:45 p.m. For more information, call 631-277-3844.
The Fellowship provides an atmosphere of warmth and camaraderie, with talks presented by intelligent, enlightening and non-dogmatic speakers who come from the entire spectrum of the arts, history and sciences. This is followed by coffee and an informal discussion circle, held in the turn-of-the-18th century farmhouse in a bucolic setting. Sundays at 10:30 a.m. The Muttontown Unitarian Universalist Fellowship is located on the south side of Route 25A (Northern Blvd.), East Norwich, directly east of Martin Viette Nurseries and about a half mile west of Route 106. Look for the white brick gate posts with a large sign for Hunter's Moon Farm. All are welcome. Call with any questions 659-1686.
•Gam-Anon Support Group is an anonymous organization for spouses, adult children over 18, family and friends whose lives have been affected by a gambling problem. Tuesdays at the Woodbury Methodist Church, Woodbury Rd., Woodbury, at 8 p.m. Call Hotline at 321-2883.
•Syosset Chess Mates, a nonprofit children's instructional chess club, will begin its fall session at 4 p.m. at the Walt Whitman Elementary School. It meets every Tuesday and beginner, intermediate and advanced instruction are provided by a nationally ranked Grand Master. Call Randi 381-1755.
•Business Network International is looking for business owners interested in having breakfast and networking every Tuesday at 7 a.m. at the Celebrity Diner, 312 Jericho Tpke. For more information call 357-1893.
•Mothers Meeting Place meets every Wednesday at Faith Lutheran Church, 231 Jackson Ave., from 9:45 to 11:30 a.m. All invited. Children always welcome. Babysitting is provided at a nominal fee. Call Rena Damon 496-0262 (daytime).
•Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting. Open Meeting -All you need is a desire to STOP Drinking or Drugging (folks who have problems with prescription drugs, marijuana, cocaine and ecstasy are also invited). Every Thursday night from 7:15-8:15 at the Community Church of Syosset, 36 Church St., Syosset.
•Hicksville-Jericho Rotary Club meets every Thursday at 12:15 at Caracalla Ristorante, 102 Jericho Tpke., Syosset.
•Speak Easy: A Toastmasters Club. Can help you conquer your fear of public speaking. In Bethpage, Northrop Grumman Toastmasters meets on the first and third Tuesdays of each month at 5:45 p.m. in Northrop Grumman Building 5, South Oyster Bay Rd., Bethpage. Call Brian 346-7516.
•Meet The Doctors. Focusing on education, Premiere OBGYN will sponsor a Meet the Doctors program on the first Tuesday of each month from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at 79 Froelich Farm Blvd., Woodbury. Women who are planning a pregnancy or are already expecting can join Drs. Prince, Brooks and Flynn and have their questions answered on conception and a safe pregnancy.
•The LI Psoriasis Network Meetup Group will get together in the second floor In-Service Classroom of North Shore University at Plainview, 888 Old Country Rd., on the first Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. All are welcome. No cost. More information is available at http://psoriasis.meetup.com/24/
•Alzheimer's Support Group. Are you a caregiver who would like to share your experience with others? There is strength in knowing you are not alone. Join this support group at 7 p.m. on the third Tuesday of the month in the Adult Day Health Care Program Room at the Cold Spring Hills Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation, 378 Syosset-Woodbury Rd., Woodbury. Call Mary Beth Heinicke, CSW, 622-7770.
•Syosset Day Chapter/Homemakers Council of NC holds its business meetings the first Wednesday of the month (September through June) at 10:15 a.m. Classes are held on subsequent Wednesdays at 10 a.m. The Homemakers meet at St. Bede's Episcopal Church, Berry Hill Rd., Syosset. All are welcome to join.
•Caring For The Caregiver Support Group meets at St. Bede's Episcopal Church, 220 Berry Hill Rd., Syosset, every first and third Wednesday from 7:30 to 9 p.m. and every second and fourth Thursday from 1:30 to 3 p.m. in the Parish Hall. This is a nonsectarian, nondenominational program. Call 921-0755. Go to www.caringforthecaregiver.org or email us firstname.lastname@example.com.
•Senior Adult Group Enthusiasts. Woodbury Jewish Center, 200 South Woods Rd., Woodbury, invites you to check out its SAGE. It meets the second Thursday of every month from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Programs are varied and are free for synagogue members; for all others, there is a $36 annual membership fee. Call Roberta Weinstein-Cohen 496-9100, ext. 225.
•Bereaved Parents Of The USA. This national self-help support group charters the LI NY Chapter. Meetings will be held on the second Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at Faith Lutheran Church, 231 Jackson Ave., Syosset. The group offers support, compassion, understanding and hope. No dues or fees.
•American Rhododendron Society local chapter meeting on the third Thursday of the month at the Burns Horticultural Center, Planting Fields Arboretum. Call Chas Rasweiler 334-4459 or Jim Fry 631-754-2412.
•Green Living Seminars, a series hosted by Starflower Experiences at 7 p.m. at the Melville Branch of the Half Hollow Hills Library, 510 Sweet Hollow Rd., directly across from the Sunquam Elementary School (between Route 110 and Old Country Rd.). The seminars will be held on the second Thursday of each month except July and August. Call 938-6152.
•Syosset ToastMasters International Club. ToastMasters International is a not for profit organization whose goals are to help members become better communicators and leaders. The Syosset ToastMasters Club meets the fourth Thursday of the month at the Syosset Library (downstairs), 225 S. Oyster Bay Rd. Meetings begin at 7:45 p.m. and end at 9 p.m. No fee, guests appreciated.


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Staffan Elgelid, GCFP, PhD, PT is on the Faculty at Arkansas State University, where he teaches Physical Therapy. SenseAbility asked him recently about using the Feldenkrais Method in an academic situation.
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Sense: How did you get involved with teaching the Feldenkrais Method at a university?
SE: I was teaching part time and working on my Master's Thesis in the Physical Therapy Department at the University of Central Arkansas. I did my thesis on Feldenkrais® and Self-Image and used students as subjects, so I would give Awareness Through Movement® lessons to the students that were part of my study. Some students got interested in Feldenkrais and as I continued teaching we had discussions about Feldenkrais every now and then, but nothing organized. As I moved on to other universities I got involved with the music and drama departments and taught Feldenkrais and worked with students in those departments. At one school, I was always part of the rehearsals for the plays. I would sit in the back and watch the rehearsals and then give the actors short Functional Integration® lessons to help them be aware of how they portrayed emotions, etc. I would help them express with their bodies what the script told them to say. I have also taught weekend workshops on the Feldenkrais Method at the different schools I have been.
Sense: How do you include the Feldenkrais Method in your physical therapy courses?
SE: I do use the Feldenkrais Method all the time. When we observe how people move, we talk about the organization of the person, how they are using themselves and how that limits their actions in their world. We do discuss this from a purely anatomical standpoint, but also from other standpoints. We also discuss how we could give the person options and what the person might do with these options. Pure speculation, since we don't know exactly what the person would do with the options.
So a lot of the way we use the Feldenkrais Method is on how to observe, think about giving the person options, and how they are using themselves. I also use the ideas from the Feldenkrais Method when we discuss how we must develop ourselves and find out how we are "doing" and using ourselves.
For me, it is more effective to have the ideas of the Feldenkrais Method as a piece of the framework in the class that I am teaching instead of having a separate class in the Feldenkrais Method. I have talked with students that had that and they found it to be boring and had a hard time find[ing] the relevance of the Feldenkrais Method to what they were studying. By using the Feldenkrais Method in how we observe and in our discussions, the students don't feel like the Feldenkrais Method is forced upon them and I therefore think there is a bigger chance that something will "stick."
Sense: How do you deal with resistance - either from students or administration?
SE: Since I do it as part of the classes I teach, I don't run in to any resistance. I also believe in my academic freedom and if someone gets in the way, I tell them to move out of the way! (Laughter)
Sense: Do you see ways that the Feldenkrais Method could be integrated into university education?
SE: I think it would be great if every faculty member at the universities understood the Feldenkrais Method and were certified, and demonstrated a "Feldenkraisian" way of thinking and looking at the world to the students.
I can envision a day when the Feldenkrais Method is accepted as a way of being and thinking in Universities. I think the idea of options and using the best option based on the context is very appealing and a concept that can influence people's thinking and behaviors. Students could start out by discussing a concept from multiple angles, without being too attached to one way being "the one and only way," and then doing Awareness Through Movement lessons to get the sense of that in the body or vice versa. The thing is that the students will feel in their bodies what they just discussed/debated from a theoretical aspect.
I can also see students using the Feldenkrais Method as a way to learn about themselves, and become more sensitive to themselves and the relationships they form with others. I believe this could be an offering in the health and wellness department, similar to the way yoga is offered from Health and Wellness. I believe religion deptartments could offer
Awareness Through Movement lessons, just like they offer meditation.
Of course, Awareness Through Movement lessons could also be offered in conjunction with anatomy, kinesiology, etc. as a way to give the students the "lived" experience of what they study. Music, athletics, theater, all those departments could benefit from using the Feldenkrais Method by giving the students a way to improve their performance.
Sense: Do you have any advice for Feldenkrais teachers who wish to work in a university setting?
SE: I think the key to anyone coming in to a university setting is to give the students a clear idea how the Feldenkrais Method is beneficial to them, and expose the students to the Feldenkrais Method in many different departments. The biggest mistake that I see people in the university make is to introduce the Feldenkrais Method to the students, but not make sure the experience is relevant to the student. The practitioner must speak the student's specific language and preferably within the first session show the student how this is beneficial to them. I think sometimes we have a problem with explicitly showing, or getting the student to sense and feel how what just happened was beneficial in their field of study, or performance. University students (at least the ones I am privileged to work with) are VERY goal oriented, and VERY short on time. Unless there is an immediate benefit, they don't have time for it. We, as Feldenkrais practitioners, must make an immediate impact and sometimes we have to point out the impact!


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BOYNTON BEACH — Roundabouts, chokers, speed humps and speed bumps.
These and other traffic-calming devices, which often are a source of ire for many residents and motorists, could be coming to several neighborhoods in Boynton Beach.
BOYNTON BEACH — Roundabouts, chokers, speed humps and speed bumps.
These and other traffic-calming devices, which often are a source of ire for many residents and motorists, could be coming to several neighborhoods in Boynton Beach.
At a workshop Thursday, Boynton commissioners agreed to let its staff begin developing a Neighborhood Traffic Management Program that would review, among other traffic issues, the need for such devices on city streets.
A few Boynton neighborhoods already have such devices, but as their popularity grows and as residents continue complaining about motorists speeding through neighborhoods, staff and commissioners said they want to develop a comprehensive program with basic guidelines and criteria for installing the devices.
"These are outstanding measures for slowing traffic and making roads safer," said Jeff Livergood, public works director. "They aren't the end-all, but they are part of the solution."
Several communities started installing speed humps and other traffic calming devices in the mid-1990s, including Fort Lauderdale, Oakland Park, Delray Beach, Lake Worth and unincorporated Palm Beach County.
But don't expect to see them in Boynton Beach anytime soon. Because the devices are controversial, Livergood said there would be careful consideration put in before any devices are installed.
"We recognize the controversy that surrounds these so we need to be careful and consider the impact of traffic-calming devices before we put them in," he said.
"A lot of times they just frustrate drivers and divert them to another road so the problem just relocates. We need to be sure we are using the right tool for the problem."
Public input and traffic analysis gathered over the next four months will be the main factors in determining which areas would benefit from traffic-calming devices, Leveraged said.
Emergency services also will have input into which devices will be installed and where. Boynton Fire Chief William L. Bingham told commissioners speed bumps and speed humps can slow response times anywhere from 2.3 seconds to 9.7 seconds per bump.
Opposing views on traffic calming devices were evident even among commissioners. "I had speed bumps put in my neighborhood once and they were more like speed mountains," said Commissioner Charlie Fisher.
But Commissioner Ronald Weiland doesn't mind the bumps.
"I'd be happy to put the speed bump in front of my house," he said.
Staff plan to present commissioners in January with a resolution adopting the guidelines and criteria.
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- by Chris Marie Green
Last year I blogged about my first panel ever at San Diego Comic-Con. And now that I'm writing about my second annual panel, I think I don't really need to include the barfy feeling one gets when she stands in the convention center hallway, realizing that the line she sees stretching from here to there is for the room in which the panel is to be located. I think we can skip over how the palms sweat, how the phrase "The-other-authors-are-so-much-bigger-and-cooler-than-I-am" pulses through the body in a neurotic parade.
Because I am a Con panel pro now.
I'd like to say that I was ultra comfortable with the panel's subject, just as I was last year with "Things That Go Bump." With "Bump," I could sit up there and riff on things that scared me and inspired me to write urban fantasy (bad dreams about Nosferatu, In Search Of…). Soooo easy. However, this time, I signed on for "Bram Stoker: Was He the Joss Whedon of his Day?" Although the subject was up my alley, this called for a bit of expertise, but I was determined that this would be just as easy as last year.
Maybe not.
You see, I had discovered that I would be on the panel with Dacre Stoker. Yes—you read that last name correctly. Bram's great-grandnephew. He and his co-author, Ian Holt, have written an authorized sequel to DRACULA called THE UN-DEAD. Oh, and then there was the inclusion of Les Klinger, a Victorian scholar who wrote THE NEW ANNOTATED DRACULA (which means that he pretty much explains everything about DRACULA in his book). Tony Lee, who wrote the upcoming HARKER, would be well-versed in the topic, as well, I knew.
All right, I said to myself. No problem. I can just leave the Stoker/Dracula stuff to the other guys while I talk about the kind of vamps I've used in my own books, hah.
But then I found out that Steve Niles (30 DAYS OF NIGHT—eeeekk!), J.F. Lewis (STAKED), and Jeanne C. Stein (The Anna Strong Chronicles) would be there, too. They would probably know far more than I.
N-E-U-R-O-T-I-C. Tumbling stomach. Sweaty palms.
So I embarked upon some study. I re-read DRACULA. I jotted down every single musing that crossed my mind regarding parallels between Stoker and Whedon. Once again, I was back to college-like cramming, just like the English major I will always be.
When it came time for the panel, I talked briefly about Joss, so if anyone was there to hear about him, I accommodated them. All in all, we covered how DRACULA has affected vamp fiction through the years, and we touched on the evolution of female characters (from Mina Harker to urban fantasy heroines), why vamps are so attractive to audiences, and if every vampire story owed Dracula a mention in the text. The questions from the audience were keen, and I kind of forgot I was on the panel because I was so in to listening to everyone else. I was actually just getting relaxed when it came time to head for the signing area.
But, like last year, it was an experience I wouldn't give up for anything. Thanks again to Mysterious Galaxy for having such a literary presence at the Con!
BTW, you can now find me on Twitter and Facebook, where I'll be chatting up today's release of my newest Vampire Babylon book, THE PATH OF RAZORS….


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The censure stems from a case in which Wolfe represented a client in a personal injury action against a Veterans' Administration Hospital.
After his client's claim was denied, Wolfe failed to mail the federal notice of claim and file a lawsuit within the deadline, the release said, and the lawsuit was dismissed because of that.
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Muncy grew up in Eaton and quickly fell into the role of a public servant.
Simpson says Muncy worked for the Eaton Police Department, worked as EMS, and was a county dispatcher before getting his own vehicle as a road deputy.
"I think his experience at the police department and sheriffs office gave him a lot of the skills he took over there with him. to help train them to do their job better," said Simpson.
Muncy's character was described as one you couldn't forget. In the midst of county budget cuts, Muncy took a voluntary layoff so it would secure a job for another officer and his family.
"He was single, and i think he thought i can get something else and ended up being hired as a private contractor," said Simpson.
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It was a dark and stormy night….
Well, OK maybe I'm just being overly dramatic and wishful. It was more like a perfectly clear, windless and very bright sunny day. With ne'er a weather forecast to blame the young enthusiasts left their campground in the giddy knowledge that all could be handled. After all, the intrepid voyagers had been on their trip for many months, had bounded great mountains, crossed hair-raising ridges and penetrated deep forests. In other words they were Experts, Kings of the road, Masters of the wheel and so on. You get the picture…
All that stood between them and their next adventure was a few turns and a couple of trees. Now, granted the trees were a tad tight, and I'll begrudgingly admit that a few of them were even somewhat worrisome, but after all these were mere trifles for the WheelingIt Gods.
All went well of course. Turns were conquered, trees glided by and much self-congratulation was in progress….right up until the tree that wouldn't. You see, it was the last turn, the last curve and just a few inches to the left of where it should have been, and the darn thing wouldn't move. It just wouldn't! It wasn't even the bottom that was an issue, it was a sneaky curve at the top where the tree was hanging lazily into the road. There was a heavy crunch, a sound a bit like fingernails running down a blackboard and a nice, long squashed metal bit (formerly not squashed I might add) spinning off to the side.
Yes, after many faultless months yours truly had just encountered our first collision and our back left slide-cover was the victim. Apparently we weren't the only ones who'd done this. This particular little devil of a tree showed ample evidence of other RV encounters with multiple big gashes on the side. Despite the company, however, our egos deflated like great, big popped balloons and we were left gaping stupidly at the damage.
Now, overall it wasn't too bad and I could say the lesson let us off easy. It was only the outer metal cover of our slide awning that was crushed and we can order the parts online, but the impact on our egos was everlasting. There's probably many excuses I could make, but in the end it was simply the result of overconfidence. The tree that wouldn't has taught us to look up and always, always have a spotter on the road.
So now, when we see other RVers missing bits of their rig rather than chuckle privately about their mistake, we humbly commiserate and go over to share our story. After all we've been there…and chances are we might be there again.
P.S. I'm sure you're dying to know who was driving. As an honest woman I can't possibly give such a sensitive and painfull piece of information away, but I'll just say it wasn't me…..
9 Responses to The Story of the Big Tree that Wouldn't…
Lynne says:
Must've been those damn cats driving again while you were asleep!!! I have yet to christen "the hog," but Dan has scratched it with trees and a small rock. It didn't matter that I am always the spotter on the road. He ignores my waving and jumping up and down anyway and does his own thing. Aw well…men just don't know how to drive!!! And he hugs my side of the road, too! However, I've no doubt my humbling moments are coming soon. I'll let you know when I really really screw up!
libertatemamo says:
Yes, we keep trying to train those cats, but they just never seem to listen
Sam says:
I feel your pain. I have helped two others jury rig repairs to their coaches from trees and took a satellite dome cover off on a tree ar Hunting Island several years ago. I wish I had thought to blame it on the cat though, I'll have to remember that one …
libertatemamo says:
Ours happened at Hunting Island too! Real tight that campground, but it's just so beautiful….
Marilyn Cameron says:
We almost got caught hitting a light fixture at a gas station in Walden, CO. The canopy had enough headroombut it was the light fixtures hanging down from the ceiling that was the concern. Jim had to weasel our way out of the place with help from a bystander. No, we did not get fuel. Now we are looking for clearance info AND green diesel pumps. We've been told that not all canopies are marked either.
Sure glad it was just a "little" hurt and not a big one!
libertatemamo says:
Yup, we were happy we got off easily this time. Lesson learnt
[…] 3/ In the epic battle between tree and RV, the tree will always win. […]
John Hicks says:
A while back I learned why those big huge ugly steel bumpers were put on the back of old motorhomes when I _almost_ missed a tree.
libertatemamo says:
Sadly I know exactly what you mean
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A taint is the stretch of skin found only on women between the pussy and the asshole. The term originated from the phrase "taint an asshole and taint a pussy." In contrast the skin between the scrotum and asshole on a man is referred to as the "gooch" and first known usage is a reference to Bob "the gooch" Guccione the owner/publisher of Penthouse. His employees and acquaintances couldn't quite decide if he was more of an asshole or a dick, a general consensus eventually formed that he was both and "everything in between," hence the gooch.
Q: Hey lady, do you know why the piece of skin between your vagina and anus is called a taint?
A: Because it taint a pussy, and it taint an asshole.
A: Because it taint a pussy, and it taint an asshole.
by Sir, Lord, And Master (SLAM) May 07, 2011
't aint quite your arse and 't aint quite your bollocks it that bit in between
Pass me that cactus.... i have an itchy taint
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1. On a man, the area between the sack and the crack
2. On a woman, the area between the giney and the heinie
2. On a woman, the area between the giney and the heinie
Damn, my taint is sweaty.
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that spot between your balls and ass
im sweat my taint off
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the piece of flesh dividing the asshole from the ballsack.
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Mountain Shadows has been incredible! They do Montessori right and I am grateful every day for the passionate and curious student my son has become after 5 years at Mountain Shadows. He is now in their Elementary program and the measurable education and opportunities for personal growth he has received are nothing short of remarkable. Thanks to the MSMS staff for their steadfast dedication to our son's education! I read the only negative review on greatschools.org for Mountain Shadows and couldn't disagree more. The school enrollment is healthy and increasing over the past several years, the programming is top quality, and the energy at the school is vibrant and warm! I highly recommend a visit to the school and talking to current parents if you are considering Montessori for your child's future, you'll be amazed.
Mountain Shadows Montessori School offers an exceptional quality educational experience from Toddlers through Elementary. My child has excelled in the Elementary program. He has received individualized attention and has progressed in every academic area. He is stimulated and challenged through the use of concrete materials (and to gain understanding of the abstract) in an orderly and organized classroom. He is gaining responsibility, accountability, self-confidence, discipline, and the intrinsic value of learning. He is developing life skills in critical thinking, problem solving, conflict resolution and leadership. MS offers a positive, loving, safe environment for all children to develop their full potential, with highly qualified teachers and staff. As a former Montessori teacher, MS is the quality school of choice for our child!
I would not send a child to the elem. school. The school has been in decline and it is to the point there is very little benefit, very little good, coming out of the elem. program. Not a good climate, not experienced teachers, not healthy, lacking in programming.
My experience at Mountain Shadows is nothing short of amazing. Working with a staff that is very knowledgeable and supportive of all things Montessori is so much fun. I love to go to work everyday and interact with this amazing crew. The children are so happy and are always going above and beyond what they would get in traditional education. The fact that Mountain Shadows is an AMI school is so important to me because it allows me to teach the Montessori philosophy and know that no one will try to get me to teach any other way. I encourage anyone interested in sending their children to Montessori to come visit our wonderful campus to take a tour and sign up for a class observation.
Mountain Shadows is truly a wonderful find for our family... it's set on a beautiful renovated farmhouse with wonderful space for the children to explore and meticulously planned classrooms to help them grow. The teachers are so nuturing and engaged that I feel our son is in great hands. He has been there since 18 months and they have helped with toileting, independence and now reading and writing.
My two children spent a total of 16 years at Mountain Shadows Montessori. It is the best gift we have ever given them and will last a lifetime. My kids are completely different in about every way and MSMS was perfect for both. One is now thriving in college and one is the top of her class at a public high school. They are both self driven, curious, independent and capable thanks to the all inclusive, well rounded education of a true Monetessori school. Mountain Shadows is the only AMI accredited Montessori school in Colorado and we were blessed to be able to send our children there. Speaking with public school teachers has reaffirmed our decision, as every one of them values the students that come from a Montessori background and finds those students to be self-driven and rewarding to have in class! I recommend MSMS to anyone who values education and wants their children to thrive not only now, but their whole lives! My kids HATED missing school and loved every day at Mountain Shadows!
MSMS is a true Montessori school. I am a mother and a teacher of this school. We moved from Utah just to be at this school. All the teachers and staff are passionate about the Montessori method and the children. I highly recommend this school to all who are interested in preparing their children for life. If you want your child to love learning and to become a positive leader in their life and community, this school will certainly aid in that development.
As an AMS certified teacher, I was not initially impressed by AMI certification. In Mountain Shadows' case, it means that staff, administration, and board members adhere to the highest standards of professionalism. They truly care about education and children, and it shows. I am proud to be part of their staff.
My niece has been enrolled in the Mountain Shadows Montessori School Primary Program and she loves it. Her teacher has over 20 years of experience and is very knowledgeable in AMI Montessori education. In fact all of the teachers at MSMS are amazing, all having been through the rigors of AMI training. They are all wonderful people too. My niece, who is a shy young lady, skips in to school most mornings, in anticipation of the wonderful things she is going to do and learn. I'm hoping my brother-in-law and sister-in- law decide to send her to the Elementary program at MSMS! I often say I wish I had attended a Montessori school like Mountain Shadows when I was young. I'm sure it would have changed my whole perspective on learning and education. I would highly recommend sending your children to MSMS. It is truly a worthy investment for your child's future.
As the only AMI-certified Montessori school in Colorado, I moved to its Boulder location to enroll my son because I was assured it adhered to the highest standards of training, teaching, and delivery of the Montessori ideals that just can't be found in other Montessori-themed schools. The emphasis on learning that evolves at the proper developmental pace of the child means my son will grow up to be a critical and independent thinker that can succeed after-school, in the *real* world. It educates with the end goal in mind - a person who can pursue their best work in harmony with the world they enter. Schooling at Montessori is about life skills - not just wrangling tests to get into the "best" college. Check out Mountain Shadows - the finest school of its kind in Colorado with the best teachers in the finest setting for learning - you will wish you were starting all over again at this place!
Terrific school, true Montessori. Both my kids attended from kindergarden age through 6th grade. They did great after that. Would recommend to anyone..
There is no doubt there have been problems in administration the last couple years, but what a school requires to be truly great, is a passionate commitment to the education, environment and community they are creating, and that is what I feel when I walk into Mountain Shadows. The future is always uncertain isn't it, and as much as we want any school to have a perfect resume, every resilient institution has its ups and downs. The bottom line is, are the teachers caring and conscientious, are the students happy and successful, do they look forward to learning? So far, my answer is yes.
This is our 7th year at Mountain Shadows; both of our children have attended Mountain Shadows since they were 3 years old. Our children are excited about going to school everyday because they are respected, love learning and are engaged in purposeful and meaningful activities. We love this school.
Our daughter goes to Mountain Shadows Montessori and now our son will start in the new toddler program. The teachers are amazing - and the campus is beautiful. We couldn't be happier with our experience!
My son had a great experience and has blossomed in a way that couldn't have happened in a public or traditional school.
ithink MSMS(Mountian Shadows Montessori school)is a great place to biuld confedence & character
My grandchildren both go to this school. It is wonderful! They love their teachers, and learn so much. I am more than glad to pay their tuition so that they can attend Mouontain Shadows Montessori School.
Mountain Shadows is the perfect school. We have 2 little ones there now. I am confident that my children are receiving the best education they could possibly get. I recommend this school to everyone. You will be amazed at the quality of people and education they provide.
Our children have done very well at Mtn. Shadows. They are very different from one another in their interests and strengths and the environment in the classroom gives them the opportunity to learn at their own pace, whether it be fast or slow. The teachers are remarkable and are very accessible and are quick to address any concerns or issues. This is a great environment to nurture independence, confidence and creativity from Primary all the way through Upper Elementary.
Both of my children are thriving at Mountain Shadows. My oldest has been there for 4 years and my youngest for 2 years. It is a nice feeling when your children look forward to going to school each day. It is obvious to me that the teachers and administration take their jobs to heart and are passionate about teaching the Montessori method. Stephanie Velasco
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One in four dogs will develop cancer this year.
It is a devastating diagnosis for any animal lover, especially if Fido has one of the most aggressive forms: hemangiosarcoma.
It is a type that typically kills in less than 90 days.
However, there is a possible lifesaver: an ancient Chinese mushroom. As it turns out, it is helping man too.
Life without their dog Max would be unimaginable for the Walter family.
Christy Walter says, "He's very sweet. He's a good, good buddy."
Max was diagnosed with an aggressive cancer of the spleen known as hemangiosarcoma.
"It was very hard," Christy says.
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Christy says, "This is how long he has. He has one to two months. There's a trial you can try."
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BACKGROUND: Hemangiosarcoma (HSA) is an extremely aggressive type of cancer which affects mostly dogs, but sometimes cats. The cancer's origins are in blood vessels; this means tumors can be present anywhere in the body blood vessels are present. The most common place for the cancer to grow is in the spleen, although it can also be seen in the heart, liver, muscles, lungs, brain, or kidneys. The disease generally comes on later in life, the average onset being around 9 or 10 years. German shepherds are the breed most commonly diagnosed with HSA, but other large breeds like Golden retrievers or Labrador retrievers are also commonly diagnosed. (Source: http://www.acvim.org/PetOwners/AnimalEducation/FactSheets/Oncology/Hemangiosarcoma.aspx)
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The White House says President Barack Obama's executive order to increase the minimum wage on new federal contract workers will likely impact a "couple hundred thousand" people.
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Carney says the White House estimate is imprecise because the executive order Obama will sign is still being finalized. Most of the 2.2 million federal contractors already make more than $10.10.
Obama's order won't take effect until 2015 at the earliest and doesn't affect existing federal contracts, only new ones.
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New Jersey Roads - NJ 120
This was
until 1988, when NJDOT decided not to connect it to current NJ 20. Both were originally part of the intended route of NJ 3, which ended up taking what was originally built as S-3 (Spur) because 20 never got finished. This history means that NJ 120 could be considered an abandoned child of 20. Bad daddy.
SB button copy past Murray Hill Pkwy. at an entrance to the Meadowlands. The main entrance is straight ahead, which is why you see those arrows done up in little flippy buttons, but once in awhile there must be a reason to open this side entrance.
As you can see, no sidewalk, and the sign looks like it's been up since the 1970's when the highway was improved. This is the only crosswalk sign on the entire route, serving one of the ten or so bus stops between NJ 17 and CR 503, and the other nine only get a crosswalk. I did only notice this sign on foot, never from the road, so it's not doing any good anyway.
Between NJ 17 and CR 503, NJ 120 is an expressway with a few traffic lights skirting the northern edge of the Meadowlands. Once it hits 503, the traffic volumes that crop up when there's a basketball or hockey game require a freeway from there southward to NJ 3. The two are not multiplexed to 3, so 503 looks like it starts here at least by SB signage.
The second photo's gantry is gone now due to Xanadu construction creating a new overpass, but amazingly a good portion of the old signage is still left southbound.
I tried to get a head-on photo retake and ended up with sun in my eyes, so there's no clear photo to be had (yet - there's a retake waiting in the wings). What
clear is that there was once an option for traffic to head right or left at NJ 3. What you don't see is that there was also an NJ 3 WB offramp merging in here from the left, having crossed then-NJ 20 NB
at grade
and heading to the South Service Road (the now-one way EB frontage road that had been two-way to serve the Meadowlands Plaza). The left exit that now doesn't exist (Secaucus/LOCAL STREETS, with SOUTH SERVICE ROAD on the bottom) once traveled into the median where there was a U-turn ramp to the NB side, then following what is now the NJ 3 EB-NJ 120 NB exit. It had been at that time a two-way ramp with a trumpet interchange, not the current one-way, two-lane ramp. I can't imagine how bad EB-NB traffic bound for then-Brendan Byrne Arena was with only a single lane - and imagine that Meadowlands traffic to NJ 3 EB had to cross 120 NB and South Service Road traffic via a single-lane jughandle!
And then left-merge into traffic from the "Local Streets" ramp.
The long-overdue death knell for this configuration was in the 1980's when the Meadowlands upgraded its interior roads and got rid of some of the two-way sections, leaving this SB sign and the scars on the one prior as the only remnants. And now only this is left.
Various angles of the new SB-EB ramp under construction (from forward to backward and back again), taken as I drove along the existing one in February 2010. There's a "lanes merge" sign already up for the new ramp although there's no traffic to merge yet. It's only intended to get NJ 120 traffic across NJ 3 for
Meadowlands Parkway
, not to replace the existing ramp. The merging lane is therefore not part of 120, but the entrance from the NJ 3 EB service road.
This BGS is technically before milepost 0 on NJ 120, on the NJ 3 EB/southern Meadowlands access road loop that crosses 3 and ultimately left-merges into the NJ 3 WB-NJ 120 NB ramp. Construction brings out the worst in a 3 shield.
The NB progression on the brief freeway, where you see that CR 503 NB is co-signed with NJ 120, unlike the SB arrangement. NJ 120 WB is Paterson Plank Road; the EB Plank was partially realigned around the interchange, and ultimately ends in the middle of the Meadowlands (but not before crossing underneath the
NJ Turnpike Western Spur
). A discontinuous section of the road, the original route that is now NJ 3, runs up and down the hillside in Hoboken, before disappearing in a grid of streets laid over the original route.
Paterson Plank Road continues west of here (Murray Hill Parkway) for a short while before disappearing into suburbia. Click for closeup from Scott Colbert.
Onto NJ 3
Into the Meadowlands
Onto CR 503
To NJ 17
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