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Tsukuru Tazaki had four best friends at school. By chance all of their names contained a colour. The two boys were called Akamatsu, meaning 'red pine', and Oumi, 'blue sea', while the girls' names were Shirane, 'white root', and Kurono, 'black ...
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text: 000 FXUS63 KEAX 240346 AFDEAX AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE KANSAS CITY/PLEASANT HILL MO 946 PM CST Sun Nov 23 2014 .UPDATE... Issued at 944 PM CST SUN NOV 23 2014 Back edge of rain shield has accelerated eastward over the past hour in line with the 00Z NAM and latest HRRR output. Will end the rain faster from west to east. In addition, will limit any mention of snow to the n central and northeastern counties where temperatures in the upper 30s are advecting southeast out of central/south central IA. Will leave in mention of minor snow accumulations for these areas. && .SHORT TERM...(This Evening through Wednesday Afternoon) Issued at 307 PM CST SUN NOV 23 2014 Rain showers will continue to fill in this afternoon and evening, impacting the forecast area along and ahead of a southeastward- moving cold front. Rainfall totals for this evening should be mainly less than a half of an inch in most locations. Main focus in the short term will be the potential for rain changing over to snow overnight as a cold front pushes through the area and a band of post-frontal precipitation pushes eastward over the falling temperatures. Soundings begin to support snow in our far northwest around 03z to 06z, but initially the surface warm layer will be too thick for snow to make it to the surface. As the near-surface layer cools, rain will begin to mix with and then eventually change over to snow mainly between 06z and 12z tonight. Precipitation amounts during this time are anywhere from trace to 0.20", but with the warm temperatures ahead of the front and warm/wet surface conditions, it will take a pretty aggressive snow rate to accumulate any snow. Have painted an area of 0.5-0.75" snow across northeast MO where the coldest post-frontal temperatures and highest snowfall rates are expected as the band moves through, then have tapered snow amounts to zero elsewhere. The post-frontal band is expected to exit the region by 12z, then perhaps just a dusting of light snow could wrap back into northeast MO during the late morning/afternoon hours. Lows tonight should not drop far below freezing with the bulk of the cold air waiting until after 12z to push into the region, but little to no temperature rise is expected across northern MO on Monday as cold air continues to filter in. Elsewhere, highs may recover a bit into the lower 40s by mid afternoon. The next system will be a quick clipper that dives from Alberta into northeast Missouri on Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. Light snow is possible across the northeastern half of the CWA with this feature, but low moisture availability will limit potential snow accumulations to just a few tenths of an inch. .LONG TERM...(Wednesday Evening through Sunday) Issued at 307 PM CST SUN NOV 23 2014 Much of the long-term (particularly into next weekend) is plagued spatially and temporally with model discrepancies with the GFS, ECMWF, and the GEM struggling to agree, although the 12Z ECMWF has come into a bit of a better agreement with the 12Z GFS as compared to the 00Z ECMWF run. Low amplitude ridging at the 500mb level appears to dominate much of the center of the country behind an exiting sharp trough, according to the latest GFS and ECMWF runs whereas the GEM brings a shortwave trough racing down from Canada into MT/ND before phasing into a larger wave dominating over Ontario. Regardless of which solution ends up playing out, they do all generally agree on zonal flow aloft with ripples riding through behind the NW flow on the backside of the aforementioned exiting trough. Between the GFS and the ECMWF, the GFS appears to be much more progressive aloft and at the surface as compared to the ECMWF. High pressure sinking south behind an exiting surface low takes hold of the forecast area on Thursday, then quickly scoots across the Ohio Valley, leaving the door open for a frontal boundary to sweep through behind the high, according to the GFS. The ECMWF solution is messier and slower and diverges significantly from the GFS at the surface by next weekend. Taking all of this into account, have kept the forecast area dry for this forecast period given a lack of a clear precip-generating signal, except for the GFS that brings the front through on Saturday, but again is low confidence given the vastly different solutions. 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Dr. Don Berwick, labeled the "second-most dangerous man in America" by conservative pundit Glenn Beck, spoke at Harvard Law last week.
Dr. Berwick, a pediatrician, founded the Institute for Healthcare Improvement in 1991 in Cambridge, and in 2010-2011, served as Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). Earlier this year, Dr. Berwick announced his candidacy for the Massachusetts governorship.
Dr. Berwick spoke to students about the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and efforts throughout the healthcare system to improve quality of care and bring costs down.
The US has made incredible advances in recent decades in certain parts of the healthcare system, noted Berwick: "There's quite a majestic story of big hospitals, audacious interventions, and new technology saving lives."
Unfortunately, according to Berwick, these new technologies and big hospitals don't meet the country's main needs in treating chronic illnesses. "A tremendous amount of the possibility of helping people lies" in the areas of mundane but costly health issues such as coronary heart failure, lung disease, diabetes, hypertension, and stroke. "Gleaming hospitals don't meet this need – you need care coordination."
Berwick emphasized the pressing need to bring healthcare costs down, for both taxpayers and private employers.
Berwick also pointed to the importance of preventive care, and defended the ACA, arguing that the law both gets more people into coverage and provides new opportunities for reforming different aspects of healthcare delivery. One example of this, he said, is an attempt to move away from the perverse incentives of fee-for-service models to performance-based compensation.
"We actually have [in the ACA] a framework for health care as a human right in this country and a redesign for better care," said Berwick. "The debate over the ACA right now saddens me because it's the wrong debate to be having. Of course we should start with fundamental premise of health care as a human right."
Beyond the ACA, Berwick argued, truly comprehensive healthcare reform would require a major redesign and investment in different forms of care provision. "You can't get there through hospitals."
The obstacles to such reform, according to Berwick, are both economic and political. On the economic front, noted Berwick, we don't have the money and the existing system keeps eating up more of the money that we do have. Politically, said Berwick, Republican politicians have been unwilling to have "rational, ambitious conversations about what a new system of care could look like" and instead, during Berwick's time at CMS, "were just throwing brickbats." After Berwick had served seventeen months in the post as a recess appointee, he was forced to leave after Republicans refused to let his nomination come up for a vote.


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No recession on horizon for Poland - finance minister Rostowski
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Poland will dodge the recession weighing on swathes of Europe, the country's finance minister said, noting there was plenty of scope for the Polish central bank to cut interest rates further to support growth.
"We don't see the slowdown as being particularly threatening," Jacek Rostowski told Reuters Television on Friday.
Asked if there was a danger of recession, as many economists have suggested, Rostowski said:
"No. Poland's economy has slowed as a result of what was happening in the euro zone, as a result of three years of recession but since the declaration by the European Central Bank to 'do what it takes', we expect stabilisation in the euro zone, and stabilisation in euro zone means recovery in Poland."
"We expect recovery in the euro zone in 2014 which means acceleration in Poland," Rostowski added.
Poland was the only European Union member to escape recession after the 2008 financial crash but its economy has been slowing since last year and looks unlikely to rebound quickly, dragged down by unemployment at a six-year high and a sharp drop in consumer spending.
Rostowski said however the government was not changing its 2013 growth forecast - predicted at 2.2 percent in the budget. Economists polled by Reuters are less optimistic, predicting growth this year will be 1.5 percent, the lowest in 11 years, after a 2 percent expansion in 2012.
Poland's government has placed some of the blame for the economic weakness on the central bank, which it says was too late to kick off monetary easing last year and also that the rate cuts have not been fast or deep enough.
The central bank has cut interest rates by 100 basis points since November and has indicated it will not pause the cycle in March as was previously suggested.
Rostowski noted that Polish inflation in January was 1.7 percent while interest rates were 3.75 percent. The fiscal deficit on the other hand had contracted almost 6 percent in the past three years, he added.
"The real interest rate in Poland is 2 percent, that is far and away the highest real interest rate in Europe," he said. "We think there is a lot of scope for reduction in interest rates."
Rostowski also said a growth pickup would be boosted by a government plan to guarantee up to 60 billion zlotys in working capital credit to small businesses, along with an investment programme for infrastructure projects and EU cohesion funds.
Poland, which joined the EU in 2004, is obliged to adopt the euro at some point in the future. Accession by Poland would be a strong vote of confidence in the battered currency union.
In December Prime Minister Donald Tusk raised the prospect of relaunching the bid for adoption soon and said a decision should be made in the coming months. But support for the euro is low among Poland's population while the central bank also says the drive for an early entry to the euro poses needless risks.
Rostowski declined to say what would be an appropriate time for accession to the single currency.
"It's not a matter of setting dates, it's a matter of setting out what we have to do and what the euro zone has to do in order for us to join the euro zone safely," he said.
"We are in the process of having a debate on what we need to do to make it safe for us to join the euro. After the crisis countries have to be much better prepared before they join... once we set that out then we will be able to think of a date when we might be ready."
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Eastpointe Public Works Director Greg Brown is on paid leave and charged with interfering and obstructing a police investigation into the accounting of his department.
City Manager Steve Duchane said Brown was arrested when he refused to open the books.
"They took him from his place of office and took him into custody because we wanted city records that he was not providing to us," Duchane said.
Duchane says the investigation started in October, when he first came on the job and heard about loose accounting over the scrapping of old equipment that can bring thousands of dollars to the department.
"Everything from what you've seen in the area from scrap metal being sold, these are just concerns that were raised or rumors or stories or just a question to be looked into. I wanted to make sure we had none of those, since the rest of the place runs so well. It would have been a real exception," Duchane said.
Brown has been DPW Director since 1998.
Eastpointe police say he posted a $500 bond and was released.
Duchane said forensic auditors will now be brought in to go over the books. If money is missing, more serious felony charges could be the result.
Local 4 reported last week how the former public works director in Center Line, who is now working in Florida was charged with embezzlement over the scrapping of old water meters.
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Lauretta C Welter (1920 - 2005) was born on August 6, 1920. She was born into the Welter family.
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Prep: 25 min. Bake: 30 min.
6 cups corn chips
1-1/2 cups dry roasted peanuts
1/2 cup packed brown sugar
1/2 cup dark corn syrup
1/4 cup butter, cubed
In a large heat-proof bowl, combine corn chips and peanuts. In a
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Bring to a boil over medium heat, stirring constantly. Pour over
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waxed paper; cool. Break apart and store in airtight containers.
Yield: 8 cups.
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an extraneous piece of skin or webbing that covers the anus
Before we had the sex, I had to lift up her assflap.
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When a rogue bit of toilet roll gets stuck to your sphincter during wiping.
It was a textbook turd until I snagged an ass flap.
dodane przez TedZeppelin marzec 02, 2007
A tag of skin on the anus sometimes left behind by a resolved ass-grape.
Her ass-flap was a sign that she was predisposed to ass-grapes, but I sodomized her anyway.
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A piece of cloth (usually a dark color, most likely black) with a logo or picture of a band on it that hangs over a "punk" persons ass, therefore supposedly showing their undying gratitude for the band. Can also be worn over frontal region, in which it is called a "cock flap", even on females.
1]Dude, look at that wannabe punk rocker! He's wearing an ass flap!
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The skin that causes the sound of a fart located on the anus.
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Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Wordless Wednesday: "I have nothing to say, I am saying it, and that is poetry." ~John Cage~
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- Madeline's Album said...
I like the quote and the picture is very unusual. Have a blessed evening. Madeline
- October 19, 2011 at 5:14 PM
- Brian Miller said...
wow that is gorgeous...what is it?
- October 19, 2011 at 7:35 PM
- Nancy K. said...
Well said.
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love it too. Merita
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That's perfect, especially since it is Wordless Wednesday. Words are not necessary are they! The photo says it all.
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Buchanan, Mich. Dozens of Buchanan residents lost everything in a massive apartment fire Wednesday night.
It started around 6:45 p.m. at the Parkside Terrace Apartments in the 800 block of North Red Bud Trail. There are 16 units inside the affected structure, which is one of 12 buildings that the complex operates across a three-block area.
The blaze was sparked by a grease fire.
Firefighters say the resident reacted properly by throwing flour onto the fire, but grease splattered and flames spread to the ceiling.
The blaze continued to grow quickly, destroying 16 apartments and leaving 35 people without a home.
Both the Buchanan and Niles Fire Departments are using their aerial trucks to fight hot spots. Firefighters from Bertrand Township and Buchanan Township were also called in to help.
The roof of the apartment building collapsed, making it difficult for firefighters to reach certain areas. They're continuing to fight any flames or hot spots from the outside of the building.
Remarkably, no residents were injured in the fire. One firefighter was transported to the hospital to be checked out, but his co-workers say he's going to be OK.
Because of the extreme heat, firefighters took breaks often to hydrate and refuel.
Not long after the fire, several local charities got to work helping residents.
Red Bud Ministries, which is just across the street, opened its doors to residents for help. They're taking donations for the families affected.
Ram Love will also be accepting donations of clothing and toiletries from 9 a.m. to noon Thursday.
But, the Berrien County Chapter of the American Red Cross says the best way to help is to donate cash. That way, volunteers can purchase the items families really need.
The Red Cross is providing food, clothing and possibly shelter to residents in need. They say most families have somewhere to stay temporarily, but they were still trying to place 8 in local hotels for the night.
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Rio Ferdinand made his return from a niggling back problem against West Bromwich Albion on Tuesday, and he aims to stay injury free for the rest of the season.
Ferdinand missed nine matches with the back problem, which has actually troubled him sporadically throughout the season.
"I could have played a little bit longer at West Brom but the manager brought me off. I'm fine. There are no problems," he told the Manchester Evening News.
"I've just got to keep on top of it, keep working hard and keep doing my training, and continue to be injury free hopefully."
Fortunately for United, the likes of Jonny Evans and Gary Neville have been admirable stand-ins. And Rio wants to continue where his team-mates left off.
"It is just about continuing what we have been doing," he says. "I think we have been very tight of late. We have got players who are very businesslike at the moment.
"The players want to get the job done, score goals, want to defend - and defend for our lives - and keep clean sheets.
"With that form, you are onto a good thing, but medals haven't been handed out yet so we are not going to get ahead of ourselves. We set ourselves a target, we have got to where we wanted to be at this stage, and we need to continue that now."


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When we first learned about Road Safety Audits (a formal safety performance examination of an existing or future road or intersection by an independent audit team. at a conference, we got back to the office and did some research.
The Federal Highway Administration's website has an entire section dedicated to the topic with some good resources and trainings. We immediately saw a great need for audits of Atlanta streets and applied for an FHWA grant to conduct one. Then we thought, why not conduct two?! And host a workshop? So that's what we did.
Attendance at the workshop, held in fall of 2011 at Atlanta City Hall, included participants from GDOT, Atlanta Regional Commission, DeKalb County, MARTA, and the private sector. Following the workshop, a smaller group formed Atlanta's first Bicycle Road Safety Audit Team (A1BRSAT for short...) and got to work assessing two of Atlanta's top bike crash avenues: Ponce de Leon and North Highland. The final report, replete with graphs and maps and other goodies, is attached, and sections are excerpted below.
Excitingly enough, our suggestions for Ponce de Leon were already under consideration by city of Atlanta officials and were incorporated into an application for Livable Centers Initiative funding. The $5 million project will include "a road diet to reduce typical section to 4-through lanes plus a center turn lane and bike lanes, also sidewalk, crowalk and signal upgrades, two multi-use path connections to the Beltline, and bus stop improvements." Wow!
We're indebted to the FHWA for funding this project, the Georgia Governor's Office of Highway Safety for helping us connect with the grant opportunity, FHWA trainer Craig Allred for giving the excellent workshop, Audit Team members including Jeff McMichael, Byron Rushing, Michael Turpeau and Kesha Wynn, and especially to Dan Nabors and Elissa Goughnour at VHB for leading the team and completing the report.
Please read more for a summary, visit the photoset, or view the attached pdf for the full report.
Study Objective
The objective of this study was to complete a bicycle road safety audit (RSA) for portions of North Highland and Ponce de Leon Avenues in Atlanta, Georgia. The study area, which is shown in Figure 1, includes North Highland Avenue from Drewry Street to the North to the Freedom Parkway to the South (approximately 0.6 miles) and along Ponce de Leon Avenue from North Highland Avenue to the East to Peachtree Street to the West (approximately 1.9 miles).
Study Conclusion
In performing this bicycle RSA, eleven (11) safety issues have been identified. Engineering and education suggestions have been provided for each of the safety issues and have been categorized into short‐, intermediate‐, and long‐range implementation time frames.
The primary safety issues identified along North Highland Avenue are congestion, expectancy of other road user movements and intent, and in general road user behavior by all roadway users. Many of the suggestions for North Highland Avenue are short‐range improvements. As North Highland Avenue is currently a popular route among local cyclists, it is important that steps be taken to improve the safety for all roadway users.
The primary safety issues identified along Ponce de Leon Avenue are the inconsistency in roadway crosssection, roadway user behavior, and expectancy of other road user movements and intent. Ponce de Leon Avenue has the potential to be a showcase project for integrating multi‐modal transportation and embracing the "complete streets" design concept. Because of the existing and future retail and residential attractions, and connectivity to regional bike routes, Ponce de Leon Avenue has the potential to become a popular route for cyclists.
Future steps, in addition to implementing the suggested measures outlined in the previous section, include; promoting the concept of "complete streets"; striving to better quantify the corridor issues through data collection and analysis and accurately coding, recording, and mapping data sources such as police reports; and expanding engagement and coordination among stakeholders including the City of Atlanta, Georgia DOT, law enforcement, the Chamber of Commerce/local businesses, and community/special interest groups.
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This school is good for middle of the road learners only. Below or above average kids will suffer. The administration for this school has alot to be desired starting from poor leadership by the principal. Many good and involved families have left due to frustration and lack of change. The best thing about this school is the PTA that is filled with great parents who care, are involved and raise tons of money to provide for the kids needs that CPS doesn't.
The parents and community are wonderful, the administration horrible. It really is a shame this school cannot have better leadership. It has all the tools necessary to be a great school, it just needs the proper leadership (principal, asst. principal, school council) to take it there. It does so much with so little, one can only imagine what it could do with greater resources. My children are both of high school age now and we have moved on, but I can only think of what might have been. When Dr. Frentress was the principal the school never lack for resources and great leadership. But since then they only seem to have gone backwards. Good luck to those now sending their children to Sauganash. The early grades are great with some fine teachers, but as the children get older the quality of education in the later grades drops quite dramatically.
Both my sons attend Sauganash, with a daughter next. I love this school, because the of the involvement of the teachers, the administration, and mostly from the parents. Sauganahs is a great community, with strong support from all. Every school has its issues, but how it deals with those is the real test. When space was a problem, new space was built out. As a parent that is deeply involved in the eduction of my children, I can attest to how much the faculty cares about the individual student. If you are looking for a well-rounded, diverse, and challenging environment, Sauganash is the place to be.
Great school, top to bottom. Last year, we had real anxieties about our oldest child going into the 'Chicago Public School System' - but Sauganash School has been a wonderful place! Our son is now in first grade and is really blooming. We look forward to continued involvement there - and we have high opinions of all - students, partents, teachers, aides and administrators... Great Job Sauganash School.
My child currently attends Sauganash and we have been very happy thus far. I have found that the teachers work with you and are available to you. The principal makes herself available and works hard for the school. The PTA is excellent. The whole school is a tremendous community. I expect this school to only get better.
Both of our children attended sauganash school one needed a more accelerated program the other needed a little more assistance. We are sorry to say but niether were able to recieve the nessesary tools needed to fulling or achieve thier potenial. There is weak administrated or lack there of to assure that each and every child will be challenged and assisted in the degree nessesary for them to succeed. The school has a strong parent commitment base yet over time those needing more have left. If the child is not in need of more and is a middle of the road catagory then this school would be well suited.
My child currently attends this school. The school has awesome parent involvement with a strong PTA as well as strong fund raising efforts that assist the school to provide its students with many programs that are not otherwise paid for by CPS. Most of the children who I know who attend this school along with their parents are genuinely good and friendly people. The upper administration of this school is definitely lacking with very poor leadership and poor follow through by the principal. The special education department is an even greater disappointment. Basically, if your child is an accelerated learner or a student who is below average this is not the school for them. Most of the teachers are great and go there to do their jobs and do them well. Other teachers treat the school as if it is social hour. I know many who have left.
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