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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post7498072158407353584..comments2014-12-20T00:18:37.685-05:00Comments on The Panopticon: Blue PeriodFranklinhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-86490357418256116372008-02-29T09:39:00.000-05:002008-02-29T09:39:00.000-05:00Woaw. Gorgeous. So very Fran-Klein.;-)Ahh, Daniel ...Woaw. Gorgeous. So very Fran-Klein.
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Ahh, Daniel D-L. Could knit him a pair of socks, too.Sophiehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-46299200403625760202008-02-26T17:01:00.000-05:002008-02-26T17:01:00.000-05:00Hey Franklin, where are you? I miss you!Hey Franklin, where are you? I miss email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-37442417253683946712008-02-26T16:19:00.000-05:002008-02-26T16:19:00.000-05:00That color is gonna look FABULOUS on you! Make a s...That color is gonna look FABULOUS on you! Make a sweater too!Saharahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-49865425857731948152008-02-24T17:33:00.000-05:002008-02-24T17:33:00.000-05:00You are a total enabler! I saw this post on Wednes...You are a total enabler! I saw this post on Wednesday, with the reference to the Primavera socks. I got home from work, wound the ball of Lornas Laces in Douglas Fir that needs to be socks by the middle of March, and cast on. I'm now in the middle of the heel flap for the first sock, and am delighted!

Thank you!alice-qhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-45421693260149680342008-02-23T21:21:00.000-05:002008-02-23T21:21:00.000-05:00That blue is Gaawgious! Thanks for the link to th...That blue is Gaawgious! Thanks for the link to the pattern. It should be a lovely pair of socks. Hurry up before it turns to Spring! yeah, right!Sara in firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-33838928569936969742008-02-22T18:36:00.000-05:002008-02-22T18:36:00.000-05:00I like you "blue" phase. There isn't one boring c...I like you "blue" phase. There isn't one boring crayon-blue color in the bunch. From what little I can see, I really like the way your sweater is knitting up. Your work, as well as your niece, photographs beautifully. As for the "distant, cold uncle" remark, yea right... Be warm, well, and happy manly knitting to you!Terrihttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-11609341419842580452008-02-22T10:50:00.000-05:002008-02-22T10:50:00.000-05:00Franklin, we can always count on you for knitting ...Franklin, we can always count on you for knitting info of the very best sort -- thanks for the pattern tip on the Primavera socks -- I've also started a pair and am enjoying the pattern. And thanks, too, for the info on Jared Flood (Brooklyn Tweed). What a wonderful designer and craftsperson he is! Thanks, thanks, thanks. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-55903477539677055362008-02-22T00:56:00.000-05:002008-02-22T00:56:00.000-05:00Hey, I'm not anonymous and I want a t shirt with H...Hey, I'm not anonymous and I want a t shirt with HARRY on it. Not Dolores (sorry, babe) HARRY. (Chanting)Har- ry! Har-ry! Har-ry! Equal t-shirt-age for those of us who identify with the sturdy, the serviceable, the machine washable: The Sockyarn.woolywomanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-90946507831513537852008-02-21T22:19:00.000-05:002008-02-21T22:19:00.000-05:00I've got a phrenology head too, my husband got it ...I've got a phrenology head too, my husband got it for me as an anniversary present at a museum exhibit on the brain, along with a brain jello mold. I use the phrenology head to model hats for my ravelry projects. It holds still better than I do.Carahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-50235441111919670932008-02-21T19:45:00.000-05:002008-02-21T19:45:00.000-05:00I don't think I could get that sock pattern past t...I don't think I could get that sock pattern past the butch sensibilities of my partner! But I love the pattern and am knitting them for my mother. Admittedly, not in that glorious colour, but in something that I think will do feminine for Mum. I got one of your tote bags and a set of 1000 knitters postcards in my Christmas stocking (they were late, but I live in Australia), and those cards have received rave reviews all over the place. So thanks! firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-50201837082752614382008-02-21T09:50:00.000-05:002008-02-21T09:50:00.000-05:00Wow, thanks so much for the compliments. I still c...Wow, thanks so much for the compliments. I still can't believe that people actually use my pattern - this is so exciting! I also love your yarn choice and cannot wait to see the finished socks.

NataljaNataljahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-86944187079526431122008-02-21T06:41:00.000-05:002008-02-21T06:41:00.000-05:00BTW - YO increases needn't result in hair-revealin...BTW - YO increases needn't result in hair-revealing holes. You just knit into the other side of the YO the next row & it closes the hole right up. You can even close it either way.Bronchitkathttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-5796856868378724232008-02-21T06:37:00.000-05:002008-02-21T06:37:00.000-05:00Thanks, Franklin, another great Sock for Men patte...Thanks, Franklin, another great Sock for Men pattern. Now all I need is a man to knit it for.

No, I have plenty of men in the family, just none of them have chilly enough feet to want handknit socks! Shame.

Thanks for the yarn ref too. I'll have a word with my bank manager!Bronchitkathttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-72250650872500764312008-02-20T20:09:00.000-05:002008-02-20T20:09:00.000-05:00Oh. My. God. I LOVE that color! And the pattern!...Oh. My. God. I LOVE that color! And the pattern! you are a gem, Franklin!Kristenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-30456896122804666662008-02-20T19:27:00.000-05:002008-02-20T19:27:00.000-05:00And here I thought pita pocket was being culturall...And here I thought pita pocket was being culturally sensitive to you swarthy Lesbian heritage.Aidanhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-31862533969732707722008-02-20T19:23:00.000-05:002008-02-20T19:23:00.000-05:00Among the awful songs that I can never seem to qui...Among the awful songs that I can never seem to quite erase from my memory is "Navy Blue," which was, apparently, sung by Diane Renay in 1964. Your post brought the sonag back to mind, but your blues are far lovelier than _anyone_ singing "Nay-ee-ay-ee-vee."

Now, if only you could knit with yarn that would make me hate "That's the Night that the Lights Went Out in Georgia" just a little bit less....Anne O'Nymoushttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-10254235600639368362008-02-20T17:50:00.000-05:002008-02-20T17:50:00.000-05:00Babies as cute as Abigail would most definitely ...Babies as cute as Abigail would most definitely be served on a clam roll....the yummy ones with the flat sides so you can toast 'em. (Be sure and toss the red hotdog first though.) She would be follow it all up with a whoopie pie and washed down with Moxie!!! Ayuh!MollyBeeeshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-76156356258091432712008-02-20T16:47:00.000-05:002008-02-20T16:47:00.000-05:00Maybe my colour sense is going too, but that yarn ...Maybe my colour sense is going too, but that yarn definitely looks more blue than violet, although it is on the purple side of blue. And the others, neither brown nor orange, but tawny. Good stuff no matter what you call it.Davehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-18683542698087974392008-02-20T15:04:00.000-05:002008-02-20T15:04:00.000-05:00"Clam roll"? I hope you mean split-top hot dog bun..."Clam roll"? I hope you mean split-top hot dog bun. Can't wait to get up to Maine in a couple of weeks. Life is good when you can walk to Halcyon. Love the Lorna's color.Kathleenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-26445833034410573372008-02-20T14:50:00.000-05:002008-02-20T14:50:00.000-05:00Hey Franklin!I love that color too!!! I'm making a...Hey Franklin!

I love that color too!!! I'm making a whole sweater with the worsted weight Violet (pattern here:http://www.cosmicpluto.com/blog/?p=572)...

Maybe I'll make socks to match!

I read your blog every day--you are the greatest and I can't wait to buy the book!!!

CC in firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-77007954878482069522008-02-20T14:11:00.000-05:002008-02-20T14:11:00.000-05:00Oooh, Kitty Valentine on a t-shirt - that'd be so ...Oooh, Kitty Valentine on a t-shirt - that'd be so cool!Juliehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-84248674658676608392008-02-20T13:46:00.000-05:002008-02-20T13:46:00.000-05:00Oh. That. Color! Honestly, I just got back from bu...Oh. That. Color! Honestly, I just got back from buying yarn at Madrona, and you show me that - which I am now lusting after. I can hardly wait until next payday! (By which time every supplier out there will no doubt be sold out, LOL.) Another TY for the pattern link; those are really nice, must add to the queue.

Btw, my Dolores Virgin Wool Tour tee and the Two Sticks tote got noticed. ;) They're great ice-breakers for someone who's shy and agoraphobic; thanks! It's always fun to spread the Word of Panopticon. (Or Word of Dolores, depending on how ewe look at it.) (No, of course I couldn't resist that.)MonicaPDXhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-46251611444396046462008-02-20T13:15:00.001-05:002008-02-20T13:15:00.001-05:00Oh man. A must-knit sock pattern AND a new, entert...Oh man. A must-knit sock pattern AND a new, entertaining blog to read, courtesy of Aidan? My dear, you are simply TOO too.Tikabellehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-66045231523952090682008-02-20T13:15:00.000-05:002008-02-20T13:15:00.000-05:00Another thank you for the pattern link. And for t...Another thank you for the pattern link. And for the POV on YOs...I had registered that YOs are considered 'girly', and have refrained from putting them in guy socks in the past on that basis, but I was forcibly struck by your comment on the hairy legs problem, which I had completely failed to consider. It has made me completely revise my original conclusion that this preference was an arbitrary one. Very illuminating!RobinHhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10901468.post-53818036691915636522008-02-20T11:55:00.000-05:002008-02-20T11:55:00.000-05:00Oh Romeo that is some lovely yarn!!Exactly how man...Oh Romeo that is some lovely yarn!!
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The acquisition of skills by postgraduate students should be effected as professional learning conducted under their own management. Research students have to take responsibility for managing their own learning and getting a PhD. They are also responsible for determining what is required as well as for carrying it out, and must always keep in touch in regular meetings with the supervisor. The student is the main person responsible for his/her PhD research. Doing a PhD clearly indicates that this is a student's own research and work. The student is responsible for an original contribution to the subject and for developing a mature, critical knowledge of the subject area and its context. This study is using case study method where three Malaysian PhD students from three major disciplines of study namely arts, science and social science were involved in this research. The objective of this research is to provide better guidelines for effective roles for being a foreign student. As a result, the research had developed the best effective roles in order for students to success in their study.
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TC Recipe: Sable Fish with Turnips, Prunes and Bitter Orange Beurre Blanc
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Suggested Pairing: 2011 Signature Viognier
Serves 2
|For the past year the culinary program at King Estate has been receiving sable fish just hours out of the water by one of our favorite small private fisheries. In creating dishes around the sable fish we have found that it takes well to both citrus and bulbous flavors. I have also found that it pairs nicely with voluptuous body and orange blossom notes of our Viognier. Keeping in season and bridging citrus flavors makes the buttery rich sable fish a great platform for a dish to serve with Viognier.
Peel the turnips, cut into wedges, and put in a small sauce pot. Season with salt and pepper, barely cover with water and 2 Tb olive oil. Bring to a simmer and cook just until the turnips are tender. Remove and cool. Boil the fingerlings, skin on, in salted water until tender. Strain and remove skins while still warm.
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By Jon R. Sundra
Very early in my career as a rifle weenie, I realized the only way to get the exact gun I wanted was to have it built to order. I don't mean a "custom" job in the purest sense whereby one takes delivery of a finished rifle built by someone else. No, I'm talking about what could be described as a "poor man's custom rifle," yet one that can be more tailored to a person's individual desires than all but the most expensive made-to-order jobs.
Arriving at the point where you want such a rifle is a natural progression, because sooner or later, after you've owned a few production guns, you can't help but form opinions. Rarely will a production gun have all the exact specs, features and cosmetics you want. You know what I mean: You may like a particular make and model, but the barrel's too heavy ... or too light ... or too short; it's not fluted or available in the caliber you want, or you're just not crazy about the stock.
If all this sounds familiar and you don't have an unlimited budget, you've got to do what I and most other rifle geeks do: order a custom barreled action and stock it yourself.
Until fairly recently, the "stock-it-yourself" part was problematical unless you had at least some experience working with wood, or better yet, reshaping and refinishing gun stocks. Fortunately for those without such experience, or who are simply disinclined, that's no longer the case. Indeed, all it takes these days is a screwdriver!
But now I'm getting ahead of myself. Allow me to digress and tell you about my latest project rifle.
It all started back in December 2004 when I had the opportunity to field test a pre-production example of a Winchester Model 70 in the newly announced .325 Winchester Short Magnum. I shot five white-tailed does on an Arkansas cull hunt using the 180-grain Ballistic Silvertip load, and every one of them dropped in their tracks, literally. I like to think I would have had the same results with a 7mm or a .30, but that positive experience was a good excuse for me to acquire a new rifle in a new caliber, and I wasn't going to let it pass!
The most economical means to a new rifle is when you can furnish the action, so the only costs are the barrel and its installation, and the stock. However, not many of us have actions lying around; they're usually in the form of a complete rifle, so you have to decide if you want to scavenge an action from a gun you feel you can spare. I've done that a few times myself, but I'd rather acquire another rifle, so I usually opt for the whole nine yards - new action and stock to go with the new barrel.
For this project, I chose the Montana Rifle Co. based in Kalispell, Mont., as my source for both barrel and action. Initially, this company made button-rifled barrels and supplied them in various stages of completion to the gunsmithing trade, as well as offering chambering, fitting and other gunsmith-related services at the retail level via mail order.
By the late '90s, however, MRC's honcho, Brian Sipe, decided he wanted his own action. What he came up with is the Montana Model 1999, a Winchester Model 70-type action with several minor but noteworthy improvements.
I first saw this action in an all-stainless version at the 2001 SHOT Show and was thoroughly impressed. The first iteration was understandably of standard .30-06 length, but at that time, the new Winchester short magnums were all the rage. So when Brian told me he was already working on an action designed around them, I decided I'd wait. I was particularly pleased to learn that it would have the same 3.125-inch magazine length as the Model 70, which allowed bullets to be seated much farther out than other short actions, thus taking advantage of the full powder capacity of the WSM case.
To those very familiar with the current Model 70 Classic, about the only things you'd notice as being different on this action are the gas ports on both sides of the receiver ring, and the bolt stop/release. It is reminiscent of the Mauser's, but less obtrusive. Other changes include a flange on the left side of the bolt shroud that covers the left lug raceway to prevent gas blow-by in the event of a pierced primer or case head separation. Inside the receiver ring, the flat breech face of the barrel abuts an inner collar like on the M98 Mauser, which precludes the necessity of cutting a slot in the barrel face for the extractor.
But the biggest yet most subtle improvement over the Model 70 is the left locking lug; it's pie-shaped. In other words, it slides in a dovetail, which greatly reduces bolt wobble and the tendency of the bolt to bind.
Because I opted for the stainless action, I also went with a stainless barrel. Alhough it's a little more expensive than a chrome moly pipe, I more than made up for the added cost by saving a $120 blue job. The barrel specs I listed were fairly simple: I wanted it to be 24 inches and in the most slender contour compatible with flutes, and the chamber throated so I could seat bullets out to the full length of the magazine.
My choice of stock was fairly straightforward as well. I settled on a Boyds' JRS Classic in a brown wood laminate. Because I always glass-bed my rifles, I ordered an unfinished stock with Boyds' VIP inletting. I don't know how they do it, but this stock costs just 65 bucks, yet is fully inletted, final shaped and sanded to a 100-grit finish. The inletting is so precise, there's virtually no fitting necessary; the barreled action will usually fit just like it were in the factory stock. All you need do is the final sanding with 180- and 320-grit paper, and apply the finish of your choice.
My barreled action dropped to the full depth with no fitting whatsoever, and so did the one-piece bottom metal unit. However, the distance between the two was about 1/8 inch too much, as indicated by there being too much distance between the tip of the trigger and the bottom of the guard bow. So I took out my moto tool and a wood chisel and deepened the inletting to allow the bottom metal unit to sink a bit deeper into the belly of the stock. It really wasn't necessary; I just wanted to do it.
If you supply the action and finish the stock, you can build a "semi-custom" gun for about half the cost of this one.With an unfinished stock, you don't have to worry about the epoxy that oozes out and runs down the sides of the stock. When it's cured, you just file or sand it away. I could have finished the stock myself, but Boyds' is now offering a service whereby for $85 they will apply the same finish they use on their own fully finished stocks, and it's tougher and better executed than I could do it. When my stock was final-sanded and ready to go, I returned it to Boyds'. Two weeks later it came back, beautifully done in a rich semi-matte finish.
The route I took with this project was the most expensive, in that I opted for a new action and fluted barrel in stainless, and had Boyds' apply the stock finish. As such, the whole project ran about $1,000. If you supply the action, however, go with a plain barrel and finish the stock yourself, you're looking at less than half that cost. And with a little comparison shopping, you can find less-expensive barrels and fitting services, and less-expensive aftermarket synthetic stocks, allowing you to trim another hundred bucks off that. For a brand-new rifle spec't out exactly the way you want it, with the exact stock you want, that's a great deal.
Boyds' Gunstocks and the Montana Rifle Co. have online catalogs where you can see their entire product lines and order over the Internet. For more information, visit http://www.montanarifleman.com and http://www.boydsgunstocks.com
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|UW-Eau Claire student Audrey Mohr shares her knowledge of the geology of the Blue Hills Natural Area during a recent Rusk County Tourism Bureau hike.
EAU CLAIRE — A University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire geology student, senior Audrey Mohr, New Ulm, Minn., recently shared her specialized knowledge of local geology with hikers participating in a Rusk County Tourism Bureau hike in the Blue Hills area during the Sept. 24-27 "Leaf It to Rusk" Fall Festival sponsored by the greater Ladysmith Area Chamber of Commerce.
The hike, which took place Sept. 26 and included 40 hikers, was led by Peter Olson, a Weyerhaeuser High School guidance counselor and trail advocate, and a Weyerhaeuser student group, The Outsiders. The student group, with Olson's guidance, used GPS to map the trails in the area and then produced "The Outsiders' Guide to the Blue Hills Natural Area" with funding from a grant provided by the Rusk County Community Foundation.
When event planners sought a geologist to accompany them on the hike and help explain the geological history of the area, Dr. Kent Syverson, UW-Eau Claire professor of geology, suggested Mohr. With the help of various students, Syverson has been researching the origin of the Blue Hills natural area for several years, and Mohr was one who most recently worked on the project. She and senior Isaac Orr conducted the research during the summer of 2008, and their research was presented in poster form at the North Central Geological Society of America meeting in April in Rockford, Ill. It won a best poster award there, as well as at UW-Eau Claire's 2009 Student Research Day, also in April.
"My research last year focused on one particular site, the Blue Hills Felsenmeer," Mohr said. "However, I am familiar with the area geology and offered to create a few educational materials for the 40 hikers."
The Blue Hills Felsenmeer State Natural Area was set aside by the state of Wisconsin to preserve an unusual boulder-covered valley. A felsenmeer is a geological feature that exhibits angular boulders of uniform size resting on low-angle slopes. Felsenmeers may indicate intense freeze-thaw processes during periglacial conditions. Mohr said the aim of the study was to determine if the site is a true felsenmeer, created from rocks frost-shattered in place, or if it is a talus deposit, associated with falling rocks. She and Orr, with the assistance of Dr. Harry Jol, professor of geography, used ground-penetrating radar to show conclusively that the boulder-covered valley is actually a talus.
"The Blue Hills Natural Areas in the Rusk County Forest have been hidden treasures until recently," said Jana Murphy, board director of the Greater Ladysmith Area Chamber of Commerce and an environmental engineer with Flambeau Mining Company, which also helped sponsor the event. "Only a select group of folks knew how to reach these areas since there were no marked, designated trails. Now that The Outsiders' group of Weyerhaeuser High School has developed a guide to these natural areas, the public can enjoy the scenic beauty these areas have to offer."
Syverson was pleased that one of his students was able to serve as an expert and explain the geologic history and significance of the area to those eager to learn more by participating in the sponsored hike.
"This is a great example of how research at UW-Eau Claire enriches people outside the university as well," Syverson said.
"The group was very interested to hear about the local geology and really enjoyed having UW-Eau Claire students on the hike," Mohr said. "Visitors to the Blue Hills Felsenmeer often wonder about the geology but never get a full explanation for how it was formed. It was great for me to share my research with such an enthusiastic crowd."
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Starring: Julia Roberts, Clive Owen
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Four years after spewing hatred as mismatched lovers in Closer, Roberts and Owen reunite for a far more upbeat affair: a jaunty spy thriller from Michael Clayton mastermind Gilroy. ''It's very witty, humorous, and fast,'' says Owen, a chap better known for sexy brooding than sexy banter. ''I read the script and, the last page finished, I was literally on the phone with Tony Gilroy saying I have to do this.'' The stars play ex–government spooks who, now working for rival corporations, try to outscheme and outseduce each other for industry secrets. While preparing for the verbally nimble role, Owen ''watched old Cary Grant films like His Girl Friday,'' he says. ''I don't think I've ever seen people talk so fast! Duplicity is very much that kind of movie.''


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It has a group of teens in it. There are vampires too. In one scene that I can't forget there is a little girl running and a little vampire boy chasing her. It's in the daytime so while he's chasing her he is on fire. There are other vampires in the car with stuff covering the windows.
Anyone know this movie?!
Fuck yea it was 1987 I had to Google and YouTube it
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At last night's SAG Awards, Mickey Rourke, star of The Wrestler, told Access Hollywood that he's set to participate in the WWE's Wrestlemania 25, which will take place in Houston on April 5. "The boys from the WWE called me and asked me to do it," Rourke toldAccess Hollywood. "I said, 'I want to.' I'm talking with [WWE wrestler]Rowdy Roddy Piper about it." The actor also hinted at a potential opponent by saying, "Chris Jericho, you better get in shape. Because I'm coming after your ass."
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February 20, 2010
Saturday, February 20th – 7:30PM – Internationally acclaimed story-teller, Judith Black, presents her new one-woman show, Bedroom or Biohazard: Life with Your Teen. Life with your Teen is being presented as part of the Salem Theatre Company's New Space Showcase running February 12 through February 28.
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Salem, MA 01970
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Mike and phoenix promote their Rock am Ring show
Haha funny these clips leaked.
And even on the Rock am Ring (06/01) and Rock im Park (06/02 dates, we CAN'T enjoy LIVING THINGS. Mike what are you talking about
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The Central Texas region is more rural than Texas as a whole. In 2008, 23 percent of the region's population lived in rural areas, compared with just 13 percent of all Texas residents.1 Due largely to the region's rural makeup, Central Texas' population is growing more slowly than that of the state.
From 2003 to 2008, Texas' population grew at an annual rate of 1.9 percent, compared to Central Texas' 1.1 percent rate. The region has a greater share of young people than the state or nation, however. And the region's personal income rose by more than 36 percent from 2001 to 2006, outpacing statewide growth.
The 20 counties of the Central Texas region include three metropolitan statistical areas (MSA) – Bryan-College Station (Brazos, Burleson and Robertson counties), Killeen-Temple-Fort Hood (Bell, Coryell and Lampasas counties) and Waco (McLennan County). As defined by the federal government, an MSA contains a core urban area of 50,000 or more residents, accompanied by adjacent communities that have a high degree of economic and social interaction with that core (as measured by commuting to and from work).2 Exhibit 8 illustrates the region's metro counties and the county seats for each county in the region.
Exhibit 8
Central Texas Metro Counties
Sources: Office of Management and Budget and Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts.
The region's personal income rose by more than 36 percent from 2001 to 2006, outpacing statewide growth.
Population Growth
Exhibit 9
Central Texas Actual and Projected Population, 2003-2013
Source: Economic Modeling Specialists Inc.
The Central Texas region's population is expected to increase by 10 percent between 2003 and 2013, compared to nearly 17 percent for Texas (Exhibit 9). Population in the region's metro counties will rise by 11.5 percent over the same period, led by Killeen-Temple-Fort Hood and Bryan-College Station. Waco MSA population growth is expected to lag the regional rate.3
The Central Texas region's population is younger than that of the state and the nation. In 2008, 40 percent of the region's residents were under the age of 25. The state and U.S. equivalent was 37.4 and 34 percent, respectively. Much of this young population is in the 20-24 age group, accounting for 10 percent of the region's total population (Exhibit 10).
Exhibit 10
Central Texas Region, Texas and U.S. Population by Age, 2008
Source: Economic Modeling Specialists Inc.
Exhibit 11
Central Texas Region, Texas and U.S. Population by Ethnicity, 2008
Source: Economic Modeling Specialists Inc.
The region's ethnic breakdown more closely resembles that of the U.S. than Texas (Exhibit 11). Hispanics represented 19 percent of Central Texas population in 2008, compared to 36 percent for the state; nationally, the Hispanic share was 15 percent.
Whites represent a clear majority in the region, with 61 percent of the population. Blacks make up 15 percent, a higher proportion than in the U.S. The remaining five percent fall in the "other" category, including persons of American Indian, Asian and Native Hawaiian descent and those claiming descent from two or more races.7
Educational Attainment
In 2008, 19 percent of all Central Texas region adults had less than a high school diploma. This percentage is higher than the U.S. average, but lower than that for Texas. The Central Texas region, however, had a lower share of residents with an associate, bachelor's or graduate degree at 28 percent. The state and U.S. share was 31 and 34 percent, respectively (Exhibit 12).14
Exhibit 12
Educational Attainment for Population Over the Age of 25, 2008, Central Texas, Texas and U.S. Averages
Source: Economic Modeling Specialists Inc.
The median income for all Texas households in 2007 (most recent data available) was $47,563. In the Central Texas region, Bell County (which contains a large part of Fort Hood) had the highest median household income, at $47,434. Falls County had the lowest, at $30,265. The counties of the Bryan-College Station MSA (Brazos, Burleson and Robertson counties) had median incomes between $35,500 and $41,500. Brazos County, home to Bryan, had the lowest income of the region's metropolitan areas, at nearly $38,039 (Exhibit 13).15
Exhibit 13
Median Household Income, Central Texas MSA Counties, 2007 (dollars)
Source: U.S. Census Bureau.
Exhibit 14
Central Texas Per Capita Personal Income Percent Increase 2001-2006
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis.
While the region's median household incomes are lower than the statewide average, such measures do not take the cost-of-living into account. A cost-of-living adjustment can facilitate a more accurate comparison of income.
For instance, a person earning an annual salary of $35,000 in Waco would have the equivalent purchasing power of a person living in Dallas earning $44,132, or 26 percent more. The purchasing equivalent in Austin would be $45,652.16
Total personal income in Central Texas rose by 36.1 percent between 2001 and 2006 (most recent data available at the county level), compared with 32.8 percent for the state as a whole. Five counties in the region outpaced the state average during this period.
The region's per capita personal income averaged nearly $28,800 in 2006, about 82 percent of the state average of $35,166. All counties in the Central Texas region trail the statewide average in per capita income. Many Central Texas counties, however, did outpace the state in per capita income growth between 2001-2006 (Exhibit 14).17
PHOTO: Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce
All links were valid at the time of publication. Changes to web sites not maintained by the office of the Texas Comptroller may not be reflected in the links below.
- 1 Data provided by Economic Modeling Specialists Inc., (EMSI).
- 2 U.S. Office of Management and Budget, OMB Bulletin No. 08-01: Update of Statistical Area Definitions and Guidance on Their Uses (Washington, D.C., November 20, 2007), pp. 2-3, 29, 37, 52, http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/bulletins/fy2008/b08-01.pdf. (Last visited March 9, 2009.)
- 3 Data provided by EMSI.
- 4 The International Festival-Institute at Round Top, "About Us," p. 1, http://www.festivalhill.org/index.php?module=pagemaster&PAGE_user_op=view_page&PAGE_id=6&MMN_position=6:6. (Last visited March 10, 2009.)
- 5 The International Festival-Institute at Round Top, "History," p. 2, http://www.festivalhill.org/index.php?module=pagemaster&PAGE_user_op=view_page&PAGE_id=7&MMN_position=9:6. (Last visited March 10, 2009.)
- 6 The International Festival-Institute at Round Top, "Program Overview," p. 1, http://www.festivalhill.org/index.php?module=pagemaster&PAGE_user_op=view_page&PAGE_id=52. (Last visited March 10, 2009.)
- 7 Data provided by EMSI.
- 8 Derrick Johnson Official Website, "Derrick Johnson #56," p. 1, http://derrickjohnson.fsmgsports.com/; and Fox Sports, "Derrick Johnson 56: Linebacker: Kansas City Chiefs," p. 1, http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/player?statsID=7191; and The Official Website of LaDainian Tomlinson, "Bio: Stats and Records from My College and Pro Career," p. 1, http://www.ladainiantomlinson.com/#bio.; and Yahoo Sports; "Lance Berkman," http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/6279; and Biography.com," "Blind Lemon Jefferson Biography (1897-1929)," p. 1, http://www.biography.com/search/article.do?id=41017&page; and Country Music Hall of Fame, "The Hank Thompson Story," http://www.countrymusichalloffame.com/site/inductees.aspx?cid=189; and Biography.com, "Willie (Hugh) Nelson Biography (1933-)," p. 1, http://www.biography.com/search/article.do?id=9421488&page; and Biography.com, "Tommy Lee Jones Biography (1946-)," pp. 1-2, http://www.biography.com/search/article.do?id=9542352&page; and The Internet Movie Database, "Biography for Steve Martin," p. 1, http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000188/bio; (Last visited March 10, 2009.); and Texas State Library and Archives Commission, "Portraits of Texas Governors: The Politics of Personality, Part 1, 1915-1927," pp. 1, 6, http://www.tsl.state.tx.us/governors/personality/index.html; and Texas State Cemetery, "Bob Bullock," pp. 1-2, http://www.cemetery.state.tx.us/pub/user_form.asp?step=1&pers_id=6643; and Texas State Library and Archives Commission, "Portraits of Texas Governors: Modern Texas, Part 3, 1991-Present," p. 1, http://www.tsl.state.tx.us/governors/modern/page3.html. (Last visited March 11, 2009.)
- 9 Dr Pepper Museum, "History of Dr Pepper Museum," p. 1, http://www.drpeppermuseum.com/About-Us/History-Of-Dr-Pepper-Museum.aspx. (Last visited March 11, 2009.)
- 10 Dr Pepper Museum, " Current Exhibits: Online Exhibit Only – Dr. Pepper Franchises ," p. 1, http://www.drpeppermuseum.com/Learn/Exhibits/Temporary/Online-Exhibitaspx.; and Dr Pepper Museum, "Current Exhibits: 1st Floor (Permanent)," p. 1, http://www.drpeppermuseum.com/Learn/Exhibits/Permanent/1st-Floor.aspx; and Dr Pepper Museum, "Current Exhibits: 2nd Floor (Permanent)," p. 1, http://www.drpeppermuseum.com/Learn/Exhibits/Permanent/2nd-Floor.aspx; and Dr Pepper Museum, "Current Exhibits: 3rd Floor (Permanent)," p. 1, http://www.drpeppermuseum.com/Learn/Exhibits/Permanent/3rd-Floor.aspx. (Last visited March 11, 2009.)
- 11 "Special Issue: Top-10 CSD Results for 2008," Beverage Digest (March 30, 2009), p. 2, http://www.beverage-digest.com/pdf/top-10_2009.pdf; and Dr Pepper Snapple Group, "Dr Pepper Snapple Group Reports Fourth Quarter 2008 Results," Plano, Texas, March 26, 2009, pp. 8, 13, 17, http://drpeppersnapple.mediaroom.com/index.php?s=43&item=93. (Last Visited April 7, 2009). (Press release.)
- 12 Dr Pepper Museum, "History of Dr Pepper Museum."
- 13 Dr Pepper Museum, "History of Dr Pepper Museum."; and Larry Groth, "Waco Experiencing Historic Growth Period," Waco Tribune-Herald (May 13, 2008), http://www.wacotrib.com/search/content/special_sections/TIW08/stories/05182008_wac_tiw_econ_growth.html. (Last visited March 23, 2009.)
- 14 Data provided by EMSI.
- 15 U.S. Census Bureau, "Small Area Income & Poverty Estimates: State and County Estimates Interactive Tables," http://www.census.gov/hhes/www/saipe/county.html. (Last visited March 9, 2009.) A custom query was created for Central Texas counties.
- 16 Sperling's Best Places, "Cost of Living Calculator," http://www.bestplaces.net/col/. (Last visited March 2, 2009.) Custom queries created comparing Waco, Texas to Austin and Dallas, Texas.
- 17 U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, "Regional Economic Accounts: Table CA1-3-Personal Income, Population, Per Capita Personal Income," http://www.bea.gov/regional/reis/. (Last visited March 9, 2009.) Custom queries created for Texas population (number of persons), Texas personal income (thousands of dollars), and Texas per capita personal income (dollars).
- 18 Texas Mushroom Festival, "Texas Mushroom Festival – 2009," p. 1, http://www.texasmushroomfestival.com/; and Texas Mushroom Festival, "Gala Steak and Mushroom Dinner-Texas Mushroom Festival-2009," pp. 1-2, http://www.texasmushroomfestival.com/dinner.php. (Last visited March 11, 2009.)
- 19 Texas Mushroom Festival, "Texas Wines at the Texas Mushroom Festival - 2009," p. 1, http://www.texasmushroomfestival.com/wineries.php. (Last visited March 11, 2009.)
- 20 Data provided by Texas Department of Public Safety, Uniform Crime Reporting Bureau, "2006 and 2007 Statewide and Central Texas Index of Crimes." (Excel file.)
- 21 U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, "Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages," http://www.bls.gov/cew/. (Last visited January 21, 2009.) Custom queries.
- 22 Westfest Polka Festival, "Westfest Polka Festival," p. 1, http://westfest.com/.; and Westfest Polka Festival, "Polka Music & Dancing," p. 1, http://westfest.com/music-polka.asp; and Westfest Polka Festival, "Cultural Dance Theater," p. 1, http://westfest.com/music-cultural.asp; and Westfest Polka Festival, "Parade of Costumes," p. 1, http://westfest.com/music-costumes.asp; and Westfest Polka Festival, "Baking Contest," p. 1, http://westfest.com/events-baking.asp. (Last visited March 12, 2009.)
- 23 Burleson County Chamber of Commerce, "Kolache Festival," p. 1, http://www.burlesoncountytx.com/Kolache%20Pages/Kolache%20Festival.html; and Burleson County Chamber of Commerce, "Kolache Bake Shop," pp. 1-2, http://www.burlesoncountytx.com/Kolache%20Pages/Kolache%20Bake%20Show.htm. (Last visited March 12, 2009.)
- 24 Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum, "Visitor Information," p. 1, http://www.texasranger.org/visitor/MissionGoals.htm. (Last visited March 9, 2009.)
- 25 Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum, "Texas Ranger Hall of Fame," p. 1, http://www.texasranger.org/halloffame/HOF.htm. (Last visited March 9, 2009.)
- 26 Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum, "Texas Ranger Research Center," pp. 1-2, http://www.texasranger.org/ReCenter/RCenter.htm; and Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum, "Texas Ranger Research Center: Frequently Asked Questions," p. 1, http://www.texasranger.org/ReCenter/FAQ.htm. (Last visited March 10, 2009.)
- 27 Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum, "A Brief History of the Texas Rangers," by Mike Cox, pp. 2, 5-7, 10-11, http://www.texasranger.org/history/BriefHistory1.htm; and Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum, "A Brief History of the Texas Rangers: Part II," by Mike Cox, pp. 2-4, http://www.texasranger.org/history/BriefHistory2.htm. (Last visited March 10, 2009.)
- 28 Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum, "Texas Rangers Today," p. 1, http://www.texasranger.org/today/rangerstoday.htm. (Last visited March10, 2009.)
- 29 Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum, "Texas Ranger History: Texas Ranger Timeline." pp. 4-5, http://www.texasranger.org/history/Timespecial.htm. (Last visited March 10, 2009.)
- 30 City of Waco, Adopted Annual Operating Budget and Capital Improvements Program: Fiscal Year October 1, 2008 – September 30, 2009. (Waco, Texas, October 1, 2008), p. 206, http://www.waco-texas.com/city_depts/budget_finance/fullbudget.pdf. (Last visited March 10, 2009.)


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an ending of nouns borrowed from Greek and Latin, or coined in English or other languages on a Latin model, that denote esp. places (Ethiopia; Georgia; Liberia), states or conditions, esp. physical disorders (inertia; insomnia; leukemia; phobia), or plants (fuchsia; zinnia); also occurring in other nouns, often orig. or still plural (bacteria; genitalia; insignia; media) or collective (academia; militia). The ending -ia has limite
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Iowa, Hawkeye State, IA(noun)
a state in midwestern United States
Ia is a genus of bat in the family Vespertilionidae. It belongs to the subfamily Vespertilioninae and has been placed in the tribe Vespertilionini. In the past, it has also been considered a synonym or subgenus of the genera Pipistrellus or Eptesicus, which used to contain many more species than they do now. Ia comprises a single living species, the great evening bat of eastern and southeastern Asia, and one extinct fossil species, I. lanna, from the Miocene epoch in Thailand. Another living species, I. longimana, was recognized in the past, but it is no longer considered a valid species distinct from the great evening bat. At two letters, Ia is the shortest possible name of any animal genus under the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature.
Anagrams of ia
ai, Ai, AI, A.I.
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(used as the subject of a verb or object of a verb or preposition) the thing spoken of, used especially of lifeless things and of situations, but also of animals and babies
If you find my pencil, please give it to me; The dog is in the garden, isn't it?; I picked up the baby because it was crying; He decided to run a mile every morning but he couldn't keep it up.
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- тоBulgarian
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- hal ituIndonesian
- það, (hann, hún)Icelandic
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- 그것이(은), 그것을(에)Korean
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- زیر بحث شخص مذکور یا شے کے لئے مستعملUrdu
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- The Krewe of Zeus will begin at the intersection of Woodlawn Avenue and Eldorado Street.
- The parade will go east to Houma Boulevard, where it will turn north.
- At the intersection of Veterans Memorial Boulevard and Houma Boulevard, the parade will turn west.
- Before the Krewe of Zeus reaches Clearview Parkway, the parade will turn around on Veterans (near North Woodlawn Avenue) and use the westbound lane to go east.
- The parade will continue east until it reaches Severn Avenue, where it will turn north.
- The krewe will travel up Severn to the intersection of Severn and 12th Street, where the parade will turn around and head south.
- At Veterans Memorial Boulevard, the parade will once more turn east.
- The parade will follow Veterans all the way to Bonnabel Boulevard, where the parade will turn turn north once again.
- At the intersection of Bonnabel and Feronia Street, the krewe will turn around and head south to Veterans once more.
- On the final leg of the parade route, the krewe will travel east to the intersection of Veterans and Martin Behrman Avenue, where the parade will end.
Founded in 1958, the Krewe of Zeus was the first to stage a nightime parade in the suburbs of Jefferson Parish, where it holds the title of oldest parading organization.
In Ancient Greece, Zeus was the father of Gods and men.
The Krewe, which is comprised of 350 male riders, 25 floats and marching bands, rolls down the standard Veterans Memorial Boulevard. The Krewe keeps its traditional feel preserved with a mule-drawn king's float and calliope.


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We will never disarm. We will never surrender our military pattern, semi-automatic rifles and the full capacity magazines, parts, and ammunition that go with them. The fundamental purpose of the Second Amendment is to preserve the military power of We the People so we will have effective means to resist tyranny. Regardless of what unholy, unconstitutional filth issues from the mouths of oath breakers in "Mordor on the Potomac" our answer is MOLON LABE.
"Guard with jealous attention the public liberty. Suspect everyone who approaches that jewel. Unfortunately, nothing will preserve it but downright force: Whenever you give up that force, you are inevitably ruined."- Patrick Henry
We will not allow our children to be disarmed. We will pass on those military pattern rifles, magazines, and ammunition to our children and our children's children.
Congress have no power to disarm the militia. Their swords, and every other terrible implement of the soldier, are the birth-right of an American… [T]he unlimited power of the sword is not in the hands of either the federal or state governments, but, where I trust in God it will ever remain, in the hands of the people. – Tench Coxe, 1788
We will die in battle before we give up our arms and leave our children in slavery.
We will not register ourselves or our arms. Registration is the prerequisite to confiscation, which is the prerequisite to dictatorship and extermination. We will NOT be photographed, finger-printed, tracked, and subjected to psych-evaluations like convicted sex-offenders just for owning semi-automatic rifles. Doing so is itself an act of surrender and submission, taking the mark of the slave (it is akin to taking the mark of the Beast).
We will NOT obey any order to disarm the American people or compel registration
The attempt to disarm the people on April 19, 1775 was the spark of open conflict in the American Revolution. It was an act of war, and our forefathers fought back in justified, righteous self-defense of their natural rights. Any such order today would also be an act of war against the American people, and thus an act of treason. Those of us who are still current serving will not enforce any attempt to register either gun owners or guns, or to ban the sale, possession, or transfer of any semi-automatic rifles, handguns, or full capacity ammunition magazines, which are precisely the kinds of weapons the American people need to defend their lives and liberty.
We will interpose ourselves between the people and the oath breakers and traitors who try to disarm them.
We will step in between the people in our communities and any oath breaker who attempts to carry out such orders, regardless of their title, their office, their uniform, or who sent them. When they step outside the law – outside the Constitution – they are no better than violent street criminals and we will protect the people from them.
We will keep the oaths we swore to almighty God to defend the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic. That oath does not expire until we do. American patriots, Oath Keepers, what say you? Will you pledge the same?
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As of 3-21-13 12:00 PM EST 3312 Patriots have signed the Pledge
In the coming days, we will be adding specific pledges for peace officers, active duty military, veterans, and patriots/gun owners. Until those are ready, this is our general Oath Keepers pledge, on behalf of the entire membership of Oath Keepers. Please check back often for the other versions of the pledge as they become available, at the molonlabepledge.org site and at oathkeepers.org
When the more particular pledges are done, we will invite you to sign onto the pledge that fits you best. If you sign onto this general one, you may also still sign onto the particular pledges when they are ready. You may sign anonymously, or you may choose to do as I have done (http://oathkeepers.org/oath/2012/12/19/my-personal-pledge-of-resistance-against-any-attemp-to-disarm-us-by-means-of-an-assault-weapons-ban/ ), placing your "John Hancock" out there for "King Obama" to read clearly. That is your choice, and there is benefit to both courses of action.
It is necessary for there to be a visible tip of the "patriot iceberg," so the domestic enemies know we are serious – to know that we are everywhere, both in the ranks of the current serving and among the population. It is also good to have a large mass under the surface that is harder to quantify and harder to track. That keeps the bad guys awake at night, wondering how big that unseen mass really is, and where it is. It causes strategic uncertainty in their furtive little minds – and that is good.
Whether you choose to be part of that visible tip who sign their full name to the pledges, or part of the relatively anonymous mass under the surface (keep in mind that true privacy is extremely difficult online), it is critical for you to send a message that you are here, you are not afraid, and you will resist. And the most important audience for that message is the American people, so they will know that there are still men and women of honor who will stand tall and meet the test. It also helps each of us to know that we are not alone in this fight. There will be a defender of the Constitution to your right, and to your left, and you should not despair.
Together, we can save what is left of the Republic (or at least assure that it will not fall without a real fight), if we all STAND NOW. So let us let go of fear, and step up, shoulder-to-shoulder with all those who are willing to defend our homes and the Bill of Rights, which are worth fighting for, as Marine General Smedley Butler, the warrior's warrior, urged us. History is watching. Our children are watching.
"Do not give in to evil but proceed ever more boldly against it."
For the Republic,
Stewart Rhodes, Founder of Oath Keepers
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Posted by Anthony Zumpano on October 12, 2009 07:39 PM
Restaurant name disputes aren't new, and in the New York metro area they can be as tumultuous as Yankees/Mets debates, such as the fight over the Patsy's Pizza name that continues to rage despite a jury trial and court order.
More recently, a federal judge has ruled that a Long Island restaurant can call itself the Original Vincent's Clam Bar even though the (small-o) original Vincent's, which was established in Manhattan's Little Italy in 1904, still exists.
For older restaurant brands, the year of establishment is part of its appeal. The most popular steakhouse in New York, Peter Luger, promotes its legacy with "Est. 1887" in its logo. McSorely's Old Ale House claims to be the oldest bar in New York, but a 1995 New York Times article disputed not only its date of establishment, but also whether it's even the oldest bar in the city.
Two families bought the separate Vincent's restaurants from a man who franchised the Vincent's brand. But Anthony and Robert Marisi, who own the Carle Place Vincent's, later bought all the "original" naming rights and initiated a 16-year court battle with the Generoso family, which owns the Little Italy Vincent's, when the Marisis tried to trademark "The Original Vincent's Established 1904." A federal judge finally ruled in the Marisis' favor.
The official big-O Vincent's uses "From Little Italy" and "Est. 1904" in its logo. As of today, however, the small-o original Vincent's still calls itself big-O "Original" on its website. But one assumes that will soon change.
Now that the Vincent's situation is finally resolved, can someone please settle the Famous/Original Ray's Pizza issue?
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:rolleyes:Hello everyone! I am so glad I found this forum. I have recently decided in becoming an independent nurse contractor, and I would love to get information of how to start, where to go...I have no clue :uhoh3: and I am... Read More
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would you please guide me on how and with who should I become certified as a wound care specialist. I am comtemplating the idea of IC and wound care has always been something I like. More info would be great. Thanks in advance.
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I live in Vermont, and I too am interested in becoming a privat duty independent nurse. Does anyone know how to obtain a billing number for insurances or medicare? Or, better yet, how exactly do you get paid?
- 2Oct 2, '10 by Midwifemama5Does anyone have sample letters you send out for your bids? How do you approach that? How do you find out what positions are available and what hospitals/facilities are looking for independent contractors?
I have been thinking of doing this too. I am very early in the idea, but I have owned my own business for several years. I have worked as a homebirth midwife and a lactation consultant. I love my job and love my business, but due to sick family members who need care and 5 kids to take care of, I can't be on call 24/7 and rush out to births at a moments notice. I am teaching nursing students in postpartum right now 2 days a week and really like that too, but need more income.
I have an NPI number that I use. RN's can get one, you just go to the website and apply. I have been able to use that for some of my lactation work and even some of the midwifery appointments (and I am a direct entry midwife, not advanced practice). I have a billing company that I hire out and they do the billing for me, they specialize in midwives so they are very good at getting the reimbursements. I didn't realize that I could even get coverage as an RN, but I did!
- 1Nov 7, '10 by PammyRN,CENYou do not have to be a NP to bill medicare. You do have to have your own medicare provider number.
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Aware of privacy concerns, the IRS is doing everything possible to make sure misuse. Barr outlines the various safeguards the IRS plans to use to address privacy worries:
- Data would be encrypted. "No one could read the data from the time the request is sent to the IRS until the time the agency receives it and then sends it out," says Barr. In addition, the service would have "the ability to decrypt the information and authenticate the taxpayer request."
- Prior registration by third parties would be necessary. Organizations receiving the data would have to be approved by the tax agency, which would undertake background checks on anyone who applied to participate. In addition, the agency would limit the use of the online service to third parties that applied for and received IRS approval. Under the paper system, anyone a taxpayer designates to receive a tax return is able to receive one, even someone's hairdresser, Barr points out.
- Limit the amount of tax data that is provided. With an electronic system, the IRS will be able to customize the information, allowing the agency to decide what type of data and how much of it will be sent. Barr says mortgage companies, for example, have indicated that they only need 10 to 12 data elements and not the 200 that are available when a copy of a tax transcript is mailed out. As a result, an Internet serv- ice such as the one envisioned by the IRS could mean a tenfold increase in privacy from the paper system, he says.
Further, the agency plans to include specific provisions in contracts with third parties that would prohibit reselling the data. It would reserve the agency's ability to monitor compliance and strip companies and accountants of the privilege of receiving the data electronically if there is any evidence of abuse.
- The agency would limit the amount of time available to access the data. Under the proposed system, once the taxpayer receives authentication from the IRS, the request would be electronically dated. The third party would only have 30 days from the date of the electronic stamp to receive and use the tax information. Currently, the third party can ask the taxpayer to sign Form 4506 but not date it.
- Provide an audit trail. The proposal would provide a
permanent electronic disclosure record on the organizations that
received the tax return and when they received it. The ability to
keep a record of this does not exist today in the paper system,
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Despite all these protections, privacy expert Rotenberg says there are too few controls, and unauthorized entities may still be able to access the data. In the meantime, the IRS is deciding whether other steps should be taken prior to the pilots launching. "We want to know if there are other improvements we can make," Barr says.
If privacy concerns continue to surface, however, Congress may enter the debate. Says Jacksack: "If taxpayers are really concerned, they should write to their congressperson and ask for an alternate option if they don't want the information sent electronically." As it stands now, she points out, they wouldn't have a choice. Under the proposal, all returns would be sent electronically.
In the meantime, the IRS has other online plans. "We are entertaining a number of electronic services, including allowing taxpayers to send us e-mail securely and privately to discuss an account matter and get it resolved," says Barr. The 1998 law directs the service to have such a system in place by 2006.
Above all, says Barr, as the IRS moves ahead with its plans, it's determined to make sure the privacy of an individual's tax records are secure and protected.
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Thoughts on American independence
Ask any American when the United States became independent, and they'll tell, "July 4th, 1776." After all, the Second Continental Congress ratified the Declaration of Independence on that date. Pretty straightforward.
But what's straightforward to Americans might not be so for, say, the British. During a lecture I went to yesterday (on an unrelated topic, La Clemenza di Tito), the professor mentioned "The United States of America, which had gained its independence in 1783."
Oops. We've got a problem here. Americans think the U.S. became independent in 1776, the British seem to think it didn't happen until 1783. The underlying cause of this confusion is clear: from the American perspective, the Declaration of Independence was in force from 1776 onwards; from the British perspective, American independence wasn't recognized until the Treaty of Paris of 1783.
That both positions can be explained doesn't help much in deciding just when the United States, in fact, became an independent country.* What we need are some objective criteria for independence that match our intuitions.
One angle to take is that a country becomes independent when it declares its independence. This doesn't seem like such a great test; if, say, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania tomorrow declared its independence, I don't think anyone would accept Pennsylvania as an independent nation. I'm sure the British government from 1776-1783 had precisely this objection. As far as Britain is concerned, the United States gained independence when Britain decided they had become independent. This accounts for the present British perspective that the United States became independent in 1783.
Yet it's this very criterion that Americans use when they point to 1776 as the birth of American independence. Suppose Britain had not ratified the Treaty of Paris and didn't recognize American independence until 1850. Would that mean that the United States became independent in 1850? It seems a bit absurd to grant the previously sovereign power complete leeway in determining the moment of independence.
The American position that independence was achieved in 1776 is based on a teleological understanding of American history that sees a clear and inevitable progression from the Declaration of Independence to "real" independence after the American Revolution. If the United States had lost the Revolutionary War, we wouldn't highlight July 4th, 1776 as the birth of American independence.
In short, both the American and British positions have their flaws.
The (rather unsatisfying) solution is to view independence as a process rather than an event. American independence was not achieved in a single moment, either in 1776 or in 1783. Rather, the independence of the United States developed in the years in between, as American self-rule increased and British power in their former colonies declined. I suppose you could choose a marker of independence (signing treaties with foreign states, perhaps), but any such choice would be rather arbitrary and miss out on the complexity of the movement toward independence.
Still, we're left with those nasty, contradicting intuitions. Ask me when the United States of America gained independence, and I'll tell you July 4th, 1776. That claim is inextricably tied up with my knowledge of American history. Ask me when the Confederate States of America gained independence and I'll tell you that the CSA was never an independent nation, it was just a bunch of rebellious states. Yet if the CSA had won the American Civil War, people would probably think of Confederate independence as emerging at some point in early 1861. But because the CSA lost the Civil War and the southern states re-entered the Union, most people don't really think of Confederate independence. I know I don't.
The larger point here is that even the "facts" that seem most self-evident (is there a more famous date in American history than July 4th, 1776?) are the result of subjective interpretation. Calling 1776 the birth of American independence "cheats" by considering what happened after 1776.
History is complicated. As much as might hope otherwise, it doesn't fall neatly into discrete dates and events. I don't know if there's a way to escape thinking along those lines, but questioning your fundamental assumptions and beliefs every so often is a good start.
*It's a bit anachronistic to speak of the U.S. as a single nation at this point; under the Articles of Confederation, the former colonies functioned more as sovereign states than components of a larger nation. But that point isn't terribly relevant here.


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What is ultraviolet (UV) radiation?
What is skin cancer?
Skin cancer is a cancer that starts in the skin. Some other types of cancer start in other parts of the body and can spread to the skin, but these are not skin cancers.
There are 2 main types of skin cancers: keratinocyte cancers (basal and squamous cell skin cancers) and melanomas.
- Basal and squamous (skway-mus) cell skin cancers are by far the most common cancers of the skin. They start in cells called keratinocytes (kuh-rat-in-o-sites), the most common cells in the skin.
- Melanomas (mel-uh-NO-muhs) are cancers that develop from melanocytes (mel-an-o-sites), the cells that make the brown pigment that gives skin its color. Melanocytes can also form benign ([be-nine] non-cancerous) growths called moles.
There are other types of skin cancers as well, but they are much less common:
- Merkel cell carcinoma
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- Cutaneous (skin) lymphoma
- Skin adnexal tumors (tumors that start in hair follicles or skin glands)
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Together, these types account for less than 1% of all skin cancers.
It's important for doctors to tell these types of skin cancer apart, because they are treated differently. It's also important for you to know what skin cancers look like. This may help you find them at the earliest possible stage, when they are cured most easily.
Basal and squamous cell cancers
Basal cell and squamous cell cancers are the most common cancers of the skin. Both are found mainly on parts of the body exposed to the sun, such as the head and neck. These cancers are strongly related to the amount of sun exposure a person has had.
Basal and squamous cell cancers are much less likely than melanomas to spread to other parts of the body and become life threatening. Still, it's important to find and treat them early. If left untreated, they can grow larger and invade nearby tissues and organs, causing scarring, deformity, or even loss of function in some parts of the body. Some of these cancers (especially squamous cell cancers) can spread if not treated, and in some cases they can even be fatal.
These cancers are discussed in more detail in our document Skin Cancer: Basal and Squamous Cell.
Melanomas can occur anywhere on the body, but are more likely to start in certain locations. The trunk (chest and back) is the most common site in men. In women, the legs are the most common site. The neck and face are other common places for melanoma to start.
Melanomas are not as common as basal cell and squamous cell skin cancers, but they can be far more serious. Like basal cell and squamous cell cancers, melanoma is almost always curable in its early stages. But if left alone, melanoma is much more likely to spread to other parts of the body, where it can be very hard to treat.
Melanomas are discussed in more detail in our document Melanoma Skin Cancer.
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Last Revised: 02/20/2014


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And oh my gosh! In a brilliant turn of events, this whole DC:L@TBb production is sound-engineered by Avery, who really takes on a Yoda-like quality in this episode via multiple bouts of legendary wisdom. Not only does he snap Deacon out of his destructive rumination pre-show, but he throws truth-darts at the "toast" (microwaved bread) chef hiding out in his just-fine-the-way-it-was apartment: Juliette Barnes. "Just because you close your eyes… doesn't mean you're invisible," he reminds her, followed by the less-cryptic "You are the only one who can change the conversation. And there's no doing that while cooped up in here." The guy knows everything! And he even comes up with the perfect characterization of Deacon's sound: "pure, bottled Bluebird."
As soon as Juliette shows up to Deacon's show, powerless to stop Yoda from kissing her in public, the cat's out of the bag on their relationship. "So is this a……" Deacon trails off, pointing at Avery and Juliette together. "I like it." Me too, man! Juliette's inspired to get back in the studio with the Juli Master.
You can't get much better than Juliette's ain't-you-just-the-greatest smile after this frank and poignant reminder from her twin in light denim, Deacon: "Don't let them get to you. You've been given a voice, girl. You keep saying what you believe and you'll be fine."
She looks like a glowworm!
Second-best Deacon-Juliette moment of the ep involved Juliette sliding out of Avery's bed to avoid Deacon spotting her. So amazing. How's Juliette, Deacon happens to ask? Well, "she's laying low… keeping her head to the ground," Avery does not lie.
Then there's Will, who keeps inching towards gay salvation, fumbling towards ecstasy, then ultimately holding himself back. Gunnar is pretty much Will's sexuality coach and the only one driving his character's plot -- and he even wrote a song for him, "about the Brent thing." Gunnar's all-around encouragement of Will being his best self drives Will to complain about Brent to Jeff, who fires Brent and signs on to advise Will himself. Eww, Jeff.
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Yesterday we learned that Bruno Mars' brand new song It Will Rain will be the first song released from The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 soundtrack, and today we're hearing from the artist on how/why he wrote it!
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Mars says that "the 'Twilight' movies for me (are) a love story. But it's a dark love story. And I think the best way to describe the song is: it's the darker side of love. I think that pretty much sums it up."
"It Will Rain" "started off with me and the guitar," Mars says, "and I just had this melody in my head and basically laid it down after I saw the film."
Lucky Mars got to see "most of the movie" so he "could catch the vibe and feel where they were going with it." But, he doesn't know (or won't divulge) where the song will be heard in the film itself. "I have no idea! As long as it's not after the credits. I hope it's in a good (scene)!"
Mars says that "It Will Rain" is intended just for the "Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn" soundtrack and not for his own on-the-horizon second album. "I personally think if I did this for the 'Twilight' soundtrack, then this is for the 'Twilight' soundtrack," he says. "This is not for my album."
It's nice that Mars (and likely other artists) got to see the film prior to finishing the song!
Don't forget that the entire Breaking Dawn – Part 1 tracklist will be unveiled on Monday.
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