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1.a barge carrying bulk materials in an open hold
2.any of various flat-bottomed boats with sloping ends
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ScowScow (skou), n. [D. schouw.] (Naut.) A large flat-bottomed boat, having broad, square ends.
ScowScow, v. t. To transport in a scow.
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A-Scow • Alfred Scow • C-Scow • E-Scow • I-20 (Sailing Scow) • M Scow • MC Scow • Niagara Scow • Thames A Class Rater (scow)
flatboat; flat-bottomed boat; barge; hoy; lighter[ClasseHyper.]
barque utilisée sur les cours d'eau (fr)[Classe]
boat - barge, boat, craft, vessel[Hyper.]
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ship, vessel, watercraft[Hyper.]
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A scow, in the original sense, is a flat-bottomed boat with a blunt bow, often used to haul bulk freight; cf. barge. The etymology of the word is from the Dutch schouwe, meaning such a boat.
Sailing scows have significant advantages over the traditional deep keel sailing vessels that were common at the time the sailing scow was popular. Keelboats, while very stable and capable in open water, were incapable of sailing into shallow bays and rivers, which meant that to ship cargo on a keelboat required a suitable harbor and docking facilities, else the cargo had to be loaded and unloaded with smaller boats. Flat bottomed scows, on the other hand, could navigate shallow waters, and could even be beached for loading and unloading; this made them very useful for moving cargo from inland regions unreachable by keelboat to deeper waters where keelboats could reach. The cost of this shallow water advantage was the loss of the seaworthiness of flat bottomed scow boats in open water and bad weather.
The squared off shape and simple lines of a scow make it a popular choice for simple home-built boats made from plywood. Phil Bolger and Jim Michalak, for example, have designed a number of small sailing scows, and the PD Racer is a growing class of home-built sailing scow. Generally these designs are created to minimize waste when using standard 4-foot by 8-foot sheets of plywood.
The scow hull is also the basis for the Shantyboat or, on the Chesapeake, the Ark, a cabin houseboat once common on American rivers. The ark was used as portable housing by Chesapeake watermen, who followed, for example, shad runs seasonally.
See also the Thames sailing barge and the Norfolk wherry, two British equivalents to the scow schooner. The Thames sailing barges, while used for similar tasks, used significantly different hull shapes and rigging.
The term scow is used in and around the west Solent for a traditional class of sailing dinghy. Various towns and villages claim their own variants (Lymington, Keyhaven, Yarmouth, West Wight, Chichester), they are all around 11 feet in length and share a lug sail, pivoting centre board, small foredeck and a square transom with a transom hung rudder.
Originally an American design, also used widely in New Zealand, the schooner rigged scow was used for coastal and inland transport, colonial days to the early 1900s. Scow schooners had a broad, shallow hull, and used centerboards, bilgeboards or leeboards rather than a deep keel. The broad hull gave them stability, and the retractable foils allowed them to move even heavy loads of cargo in waters far too shallow for keelboats to enter. The squared off bow and stern allowed the maximum amount of cargo to be carried in the hull. The smallest sailing scows were sloop rigged (making them technically a scow sloop), but otherwise similar in design. The scow sloop eventually evolved into the inland lake scow, a type of fast racing boat.
Sailing scows were popular in the American South for economic reasons, because the pine planks found there were difficult to bend, and because inlets along the Gulf Coast and Florida were often very shallow.
The American scow design was copied and modified in New Zealand by early immigrant settlers to Auckland in the 1870s. In 1873, a sea captain by the name of George Spencer who had once lived and worked on the American Great Lakes and had gained a first-hand knowledge of the practical working capabilities of the sailing barges that plied their trade on the lakes recognised the potential use of similar craft in the protected waters of the Hauraki Gulf , Auckland. He commissioned a local shipbuilder, one Septimus Meiklejohn to construct a small flat-bottomed sailing barge named the Lake Erie which was built at Omaha, not far from Mahurangi. An account of the launching of this vessel appeared in the Auckland newspaper, "The Daily Southern Cross" on the 26 April 1873 which gave its readers a good idea of the distinctive construction and advantages over other vessels.
The Lake Erie was 60 feet 6 inches in length, seventeen feet 3 inches in breadth and had a draught of three feet 4 inches. It was fitted with lee boards (a type of keel which slotted onto the sides of the vessel), but these were found to be highly impracticable in rough weather on the New Zealand coast, so that later scows were designed and constructed with the much safer slab sided centre board which was raised and lowered as and when required. This one small craft spawned a fleet of sailing scows that were to become forever associated with the gum trade and the flax and kauri industries of northern New Zealand.
Scows came in all manner of shape and sizes and all manner of sailing rigs, but the "true" sailing scow displayed no fine lines or fancy rigging. They were designed for hard work and heavy haulage and they did their job remarkably well. They took cattle north from the stockyards of Auckland and returned with a cargo of kauri logs, sacks of kauri gum, shingle, firewood, flax or sand. With their flat bottoms they could be sailed or poled much further up the many tributaries and rivers where the bushmen and bullock teams had the freshly sawn kauri logs amassed, thereby saving a great deal of time and energy on the part of the bushmen. The flat-bottomed scows were also capable of coming right up on to the beach and grounding, then over the side went duckboards, wheelbarrows and banjo shovels. The crew would then fill the vessel with a cargo of sand, racing against the turn of the tide, and when the tide did turn, back onboard would go the equipment and the ship would float off and put to sea. Of course, occasionally an inexperienced skipper would overload the scow; then as the water level against the outside of the hull rose (diminishing the amount of safe "free board"), rapid shovelling by the crew could be observed to reduce the contents in the hold to a safe level.
Logs when hauled were always carried above deck,secured by heavy chain, the space between decks being left empty to give added buoyancy. The logs were taken to Auckland and unloaded into floating "booms" to await breaking down in the sawmills of the Kauri Timber Company and other such mills that operated right on the edge of Auckland Harbour. The golden age of scows and schooners lasted from the 1890s to the end of the First World War when schooners were superseded by steamers and scows were gradually replaced with tugs.
The Subritzky family of Northland operated the scows Jane Gifford and Owhiti as the last fleet of working scows, operating between the Port of Auckland and the Island communities of the Hauraki Gulf. The Jane Gifford was gifted to the Waiuku Historical Society by Captain Bert Subritzky and his wife Moana in 1985, where it was re-masted and re-rigged to its original splendor, while the Owhiti, which had starred in the 1983 movie Savage Islands (starring Tommy Lee Jones and amongst others Kiwi icon and singer Prince Tui Teka as King Ponapa), was sold to Captain Dave Skyme in the late 1980s and fully restored to its 1924 sea worthiness. Unfortunately the Owhiti was not maintained for a period of time, during which teredo destroyed much of her structure. She remains in a deteriorating condition at Opua. her rig may see use in another scow when restored.
The main differences from American scows were sharper bows and favoring the ketch rig instead of the schooner rig, although a great many schooner and topsail schooner rigged vessels were built. Some 130 scows were built in the north of New Zealand between 1873 and 1925, they ranged from 45 to 130 ft (14 - 40 m). New Zealand trading scows travelled all around New Zealand as well as to Australia and to the west coast of America although the majority were based in the Hauraki Gulf of New Zealand.
The scow schooner Alma of San Francisco, built in 1891, restored in the 1960s, and designated a National Historic Landmark (NHL) in 1988, was one of the last scow schooners in operation. She is a small example, 59 feet in length, 22.6 feet in beam, with a draft of 4 feet and a loaded displacement of 41 tons.
Elsie was the last scow sloop operated on the Chesapeake Bay. Although sailing scows were once numerous around the Bay, they are very poorly documented.
The Ted Ashby is a ketch rigged scow built in 1993 and based at the New Zealand National Maritime Museum in Auckland, it regularly sails the Auckland harbour as a tourist attraction. It was named after an old-time New Zealand seafarer and scowman, Ted Ashby, who had the foresight to document much of the history of these coastal work horses in his book Phantom Fleet - The Scows and Scowmen of Auckland, which was published by A. H. & A. W. Reed, Wellington, in 1976.
The Jane Gifford is a ketch-rigged deck scow built in 1908 by Davey Darroch, Big Omaha, New Zealand. The vessel was re-launched at Waiuku on the 28 November 1992, with Captain Basil Subritzky, the son of the late Captain Bert Subritzky and his family as guests of honour. The Jane Gifford then commenced sailings and tours on the Manukau Harbour between Waiuku and the Onehunga Wharf. In 1999 she was pulled out of the water for a rebuild, which commenced at Okahu Bay on the Waitemata Harbour. She then sat rotting until 2005, when she was moved to Warkworth for rebuilding. A full rebuild, using modern materials has been done at Warkworth, and the vessel will be relaunched on 16th of May 2009. She will be the only original New Zealand scow still afloat to carry sail.
The Echo was built in 1905 of Kauri in New Zealand. She is 104 feet (32 m) long, with two masts and topsail rigged. Twin diesel engines were installed in 1920. In 1942-44 she was used by US forces in the Pacific, see USS Echo (IX-95). Her story was the basis for the 1960 film with Jack Lemon, The Wackiest Ship in the Army and the 1965 TV series. She was nearly broken up in 1990, but is now preserved at Picton, New Zealand
Howard I. Chapelle documented a number of scows in his book American Small Sailing Craft.
In the early 20th century, smaller sloop and cat rigged scows became popular sailboats on inland lakes throughout the midwestern United States. First popularized by Johnson Boat Works in Minnesota, these boats were distinguished by their larger sail plans, retractable bilgeboards, and (in some classes) twin rudders. There are many active racing classes throughout the Midwest, Western New York, the New Jersey Shore and parts of the South. These boats are traditionally identified by their class letters:
Contrary to the connotations of the old definition of "scow" (large and slow), the inland lake scows are extremely fast--the wide, flat bottom hull allows them to plane easily. As a consequence of this, the A scow is the highest rated centerboard boat according to the US Portsmouth yardstick numbers.
History of New Zealand Scows: 'Neath Swaying Spars' by P.A. Eaddy. Pub. Whitcombe & Tombs. New Zealand 1939.
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And they had been suppressing their sexuality - it was very easily possible that they may have dreamed that they were having a love affair with the Devil. And they were thought to be martyrs: "because you are helping the people of God to eradicate all possibilities of the Devil. You are ready to risk your life." They described in detail how the Devil comes, how he looks, with two horns, instead of fingers, hooves. Not only that, they described that the Devil has a forked sexual organ. That is great imagination. And once one nun confessed that, then every other nun was even more articulate, more imaginative. Why a forked sexual organ? So that the Devil can have double intercourse at the same time, so he can use both the woman's entries in the body at the same time. And it was believed, and they were burned. And they burned joyously because they were helping the great cause of the messiah, of God!
Now, in this story too, man is kept out, is not really responsible for the sin. The real responsibility is put on the woman. The serpent seduces her mind, as I see it. In the East, the serpent is thought to be just the opposite. It is not the symbol of the Devil; it is only in Christianity and Judaism that the serpent is the symbol of the Devil. In the East the serpent is the wisest animal on the earth.
In India the serpent is worshipped. There is a special day in the year devoted to the worship of the serpent, and millions of serpents of all kinds are given milk, worshipped, because it has been thought in the East that the serpent is a symbol of wisdom. Why? - because actually the way the serpent moves, the kundalini power inside your body moves in exactly the same way. Hence kundalini is being translated into English as serpent power.
If you have seen a serpent standing on his tail, you will be surprised, because a serpent has no bones. Standing on his tail is a miracle, because there are no bones, so how is he supporting himself? Ordinarily the serpent is always sitting or resting, with his body in the form of a circle. That is the meaning of kundalini. Kundalini means circular, concentric circles. That is the ordinary situation of everybody's inner energy; it is in a circular way sleeping or resting.
But another strange thing about the serpent is that it has no ears. Still it dances to the tune of certain music. When scientists found that it had no ears, they could not believe it. Then how does it happen that it dances to certain music? It is only lately they have become aware that it has no ears - that is true - but its whole body is sensitive to the vibrations of music. So it dances not by hearing the music, it dances by feeling the music. Remember the difference: not by hearing the music - it cannot hear, there is no way of hearing - but by the vibrations of the music, the waves of the music hitting on its body. Its body is so sensitive that it starts moving with those vibrations. That too is exactly the same in the inner serpent power, the kundalini. It too starts rising up with certain music. It has no ears, it has not even a body; it is just pure energy. But certain music helps it tremendously.
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news and retailer service which basically runs on Ads sales. Yahoo can grow organically its own core biz. Yahoo could look into entertainment since the future of this sector is definitely online.
The only way fend off is to develop/expand Yahoo!Finance into a finance and investment platform. Should have started some market research ASAP on implementation. This new entity should improve profit margin as well. Make some visits to Wall Street firms and check out what they think.
a similar investment arm to Alibaba's, but in much larger scale and covering much more sophisticated instrument.
When a country's economy improves, weapons become a necessary investment. China is a good example. With tensions are accumulated, defense is a necessity. Less secured feeling, more weapon sales. We can add more pressure, but don't break the string. I want to emphasize this with a forte after Republicans take over the Congress. This applies to all weaponry producers.
As oil price is going down, Tesla can hardly make it. Who would spend $70K for an electric car while BMW 7 series cost only 74K.
the best hedging instrument to currency is currency itself. The same rule applies to stocks and bonds. One can hedge on gold with gold as gold market fluctuate time to time, which was proven being flexible on manipulation. But its return remains minimal even during the last bull run of gold. Why? Gold has nothing to do with economy on a broad base as economic growth rate can be much higher than demand on that of gold consumption. Even during a typical bear market, returns from hedging sectors can yield higher than buying gold. The demand for gold is and will be pressed for many good reasons. The more educated, the less gold consumption. The more technologically advanced, the less gold consumption. The larger the aging population, the less gold consumption. Youth population nowadays are kept themselves away from gold consumption because it is regarded as uncivilized. Clearly, the gold "bulls" needs GOLD class campaigns to persuade them.
There was, and remains "popular' theory that gold helps Chinese yuan turn into a reserved currency. If so, Japan ought to hold significant amount of gold. Obviously, it is not the case. Why? Gold can't measure goods value from place to place, from labor to labor, from culture to culture, from input to input if gold is a special reserve currency. But many gold investors don't accept this. It's OK to me if such ignorance can be legitimately manipulated to make profit. And it was proven a success. Can it be manipulated again? Yes, gold is a kind of soft metal, but not in near future.
Just don't ever think I am taking advantage on "lower" gold price. My prediction was $80 on GLD. Now, I think $50 possible.
as index of purchasing power for middle class. I expect this shopping season stronger than last year. This is one of the evidences. There is no reason for any sell off. Tomorrow will take it by itself, oil.
return on equity tells the rest of the story.
or not?
When XOM and CVS report on Friday, they would have found they sit at the bottom already, nowhere to go but up.
I don't think you understand Amazon's business model. Its existing core business will not make profit and advertisers/merchants will build up their Ads campaign if their sales volume are significant enough. Smaller ones will stay with Amazon. With gasoline price going down, more shoppers will drive to malls. Amazon's advantages from tax to shipping are gone. What left in this model are advertising, which can be fulfilled by Google and Yahoo. Its cash flow is for its own product development. Wall Street understands the key is Amazon's investment into its own product to make profit since traditional retailers' margin are limited to the edge of nada. Here we go again and again with Amazon on its own product development. So as we conclude how this model is finishing in the end. Alibaba shares the same model. The difference is shadow banking unit keeping cash flow (not free cash flow). We are watching this flow carefully in order to avoid the same trap of Amazon. Besides, Alibaba has a new hobby in investment of movie production, which is expensive and risky. Considering Chinese movie market, this investment may work for a while for a fading American flavor. I would watch this initiative carefully. The knockoff part of Alibaba will eventually be forced out.
In conclusion, we shall see more independ internet sellers/merchants by themselves to take advantage in tax. Thanks to Amazon and Alibaba for incumbency of smaller bizs. As an investor, you need to watch their investment initiatives.
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Microsoft has a good story for tomorrow. We'll break S2 and hopefully touching S1.
send DOW over S2 but below S1, or 16894. October's pivot line is at 17109, where I can expect another round of profit taking before Thanksgivings. DOW falls into a technical trading range. After all, S&P's p/e is back to the expansion mode. The argument from sell side is weak sales/revenue while the bulls focus on decent earnings. The fact is that corporate America has an ultra strong balance sheet to sustain another global recession starting in 2015. I would pay more attention to domestic economy with a big question mark on how big they as a cluster could be from stock market volume perspective by % of sales from global market (or other than the US economy.) Say, Yahoo has majority of sales from the US, I prefer to stay with my holdings and adding more. IBM had some problems from China due to the fact that Chinese government has suggested a ban on its products and China has been a big customer of IBM server. Microsoft will be less impacted because its sales from China has been in embarrassedly low volume since the start (I have to LOL since it's embarrassedly disproportioned with number of trips Mr. Gates has paid visits to China). MCD got a black eye from its supplier and will not do well in China in near future. CAT? no bounce in China no matter live or dead. The rest is in pharma. Not bright either.
In conclusion, I think it is good time to inject new blood into DOW by replacing some of the components.
It provides comfort on geo-expansion. If food is good for millennia, it is good for their parents. I mean the portion of one order is a little small for me, but two is waste of half. I did realize a bigger pancek might not be heated well, but an order in bowl should solve the issue. Price wise has some rooms. I think $10 of an order is fair price if its size goes 1.5 times bigger.
exercising options of 40 MM shares at 2.59 gave a fair price marking. I am accumulating put option volumes with my Citi's $2000 per month. What am I going to lose? LOL.
They are the drivers of F-150 and nothing else. Bears have the case.
facing another deflation cycle. Innovation is pretty much stopped for a while. M/As can't run forever. The next support to the market or economy is corporate tax code change. So, here comes a big question along with a big economic model, that is, how much tax revenue were vipered during the last crash. The result should include deficit and printed cash for deficit spending. I think it's about 2-3 trillion. Can our government handle a P/L statement as such? Depends on who do you ask. Our voters are not well educated in this regard by any standard.
RE is crashing. Is this still myth on the last housing bubble? A Bubble I mean the deflation killed the housing market other than an "artificial" financial crisis itself. I guess that most of you on Wall Street still don't know what have caused the last market crash. This is not running into a circle of egg or chicken, but parent-child relation. As economy was "over heated" (quoted because it is wrongfully illustrated), the new economy is getting stronger, so it's "over and over heated"? Of cause not. As a brand new product gets worn out, deflation in price shows its path out of the door. At sometime, Ben mentioned deflation is more difficult to be corrected than inflation. I think the last crash offers a fresh lesson in this topic. Obviously, you just don't get IT!
hike expectation should be higher or lower at this point. The myth is higher rate doesn't help RE (RE=real estate) by mathematical value, other than financial value due to expectation of inflation and we know that RE is good at countering inflation. If so, what else stocks share the same virtue?


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The Generation of Z: Edinburgh5 Aug 2014
Entertaining interative zombie show at 2014 Edinburgh Fringe
'That's like every movie I absolutely love,' grins one punter as he emerges, breathless and ecstatic, from immersive action-horror production The Generation of Z. He's not wrong – all the familiar tropes from modern zombie flicks are present and…
A Walk at the Edge of the World5 Aug 2014
A restrained walk and lecture on memory and power at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Part mindfulness meditation, part painful personal recollection, Edinburgh-based theatre company Magnetic North's lecture-with-walk is a thoughtful, slow-moving, ultimately quite moving exploration of solitude, freedom and power. He's just recovered…
SmallWar5 Aug 2014
Powerful verbatim WWI work at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Flemish actor and writer Valentijn Dhaenens' follow-up to 2012's Bigmouth looks at the little people caught up in conflicts enacted by his previous production's world-leading figures. But don't expect a tear-drenched memorial for the fallen, nor a…
Kate5 Aug 2014
A smoothly and effectively delivered WW2 Icelandic drama at Edinburgh Festival Fringe
When Britain invaded Iceland in 1940, to prevent Germany securing the strategic stronghold, the UK troops were generally greeted warmly – with some young Icelandic women, as Agnes Þorkelsdóttir Wild's play remembers, seeing either a romantic escape…
Party in the USA!5 Aug 2014
A rocking take on physical theatre, the economic collapse and drugs at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
A rocking take on physical theatre, the economic collapse and the mind-expanding qualities of psychedelic drugs, Party in the USA! is a dynamic satire that manages to maintain a coherent narrative while jumping around between times and places. Following…
The Flood5 Aug 2014
An unflinching, immersive WWI drama, staged at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Deep in the bowels of Summerhall, we are in the trenches of the First World War. A nurse chops raw liver while a soldier obsessively counts the lice in his uniform. The tiny space smells harsh and metallic, of old bricks and blood. The audience of ten…
300 to 15 Aug 2014
A one man version of 300, with added WWI context, at the Edinburgh Free Fringe
The idea of converting Zack Snyder's homoerotic slash-'em-up 300 into a one hour, one man stage show is an inherently silly one, if only because 300 stipulates the size of its cast right there in the title. Mancunian writer/performer Matt Panesh (aka…
Dracula5 Aug 2014
Action to the Word's gothic musical Edinburgh Festival Fringe production is like Twilight meets Glee
Before we start laying into Action To The Word's gothic musical adaptation, let it be known: there were just as many audience members offering standing ovations as there were sneaking out mid-show. To find out which side of the dividing line you're on…
Threnody for the Sky Children5 Aug 2014
A zombie apocalypse romantic comedy epic poem at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Although Jack Dean's epic poem covers zombie apocalypse, the anguish of failed love and the ravings of 'philosophical pervert' Slavoj Zizek, his attention to metaphorical detail and intimate performance make Threnody a touching, and emotive hour.
Thief5 Aug 2014
Jean Genet-inspired monologue at 2014 Edinburgh Fringe
Winston Churchill famously described the British Royal Navy as having been sustained by three things, namely, "rum, sodomy and the lash." It is to just such a sexually dissolute and violent maritime society that we are taken by Liam Rudden's Thief. A…
My Obsession5 Aug 2014
Short and sweet half-hour Edinburgh Fringe play starring Suki Webster and Paul Merton
It feels rather apt to be watching My Obsession in Edinburgh during the Fringe. This half hour show, about an obsessed fan who breaks into a stand-up's hotel room in the middle of the night, muses on comedians' relationship to fame and their fans. We…
Ryan Van Winkle and Dan Gorman: ViewMaster5 Aug 2014
Intimate and charming poetry and music journey away from the bustle of the Fringe
Upstairs in an attic-like room, hidden away in a forgotten corner of Summerhall, poet Ryan Van Winkle and musician Dan Gorman have made a den. At the start each audience member (this is a show for one person at a time) is given a short questionnaire…
Hayani5 Aug 2014
Two-handed exploration of post-apartheid South Africa at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Hayani means 'home' in one of the languages sprinkled throughout this sprawling journey through the post-apartheid years in South Africa. And while performers Atandwa Kani and Nat Ramabulana have an abundance of energy and talent, their show could…
Factor 95 Aug 2014
A shocking true story about contaminated NHS blood, performed at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Prepare to be physically shaken by Factor 9. The show from Inverness' Dogstar Theatre – which has already toured to rave reviews – alternately elicits tears, nausea and trembling rage that this true story could ever have been allowed to happen. It tells…
City of the Blind5 Aug 2014
A deeply unsettling, unforgettable experience
Theatrical iconoclast David Leddy's online thriller is an astonishing achievement, in technical and dramatic terms. It delves into some of the rawest, most distressing areas of human activity and forces you to confront them in detail and at…
The Pitiless Storm5 Aug 2014
David Hayman on blistering form in in Chris Dolan's political play, staged at the Edinburgh Fringe
Anyone who's watched David Hayman perform will know his skill for mastering the characters he plays. And he doesn't disappoint here. Hayman is on blistering form in this one-man show that, while making clear its political intent, is ultimately a…
Electra: An American Gothic5 Aug 2014
Ancient Greek myth transferred to 1880s US by Slippery Rock Theatre for Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Pennsylvania's Slippery Rock Theatre has been bringing nastily effective little tales of horror to the Fringe for several years now, and although this year's offering tones things down a bit, there's still the trademark fevered intensity that's made…
The House of Bernarda Alba5 Aug 2014
Lorca's powerful all-female drama
Federico Garcia Lorca's intense hothouse melodrama is transferred reverentially to the stage by the Fourth Monkey Theatre Company; with a youthful, all-female cast crammed into a tiny venue, you can practically smell the hormones as the classic study of…
Blind Hamlet5 Aug 2014
A thought-provoking Edinburgh Fringe show from White Rabbit, Red Rabbit writer Nassim Soleimanpour
Nassim Soleimanpour – writer of the worldwide hit White Rabbit, Red Rabbit – is losing his sight. His visits to the optometrist are becoming more frequent and Soleimanpour, present only through voice recordings, laments having never read Shakespeare's…
Big Fat Fringe Bribe blog 2014: Goodbye Gunther5 Aug 2014
A visit from the Grim Reaper results in free publicity for Frank Wurzinger
We thought that Big Fat Fringe Bribe season had peaked with the delivery of a real live human being, but we clearly weren't thinking metaphysically enough. The Grim Reaper himself appeared in the List offices to hand out the next bribe (incongruously, a…
Dan Jones: New Kid4 Aug 2014
A comedic play with great potential that just doesn't come together at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Eager compere Dan Jones welcomes us his show 'Live at the Lolaceum', a – very probably – London-based comedy night. He introduces us to his acts; all of whom are suspiciously like Jones and all equally unhinged. From somewhere in the north of England is…
Birdwatchers' Wives4 Aug 2014
Despite much to like about the show, Caroline Smith's avian alter-ego fails to take full flight
'Welcome! Willkommen! Bienvenue!' warbles Rita Grebe. Grebe is seven-foot tall, preening delicately and resplendent in a sumptuous costume of extravagant plumage (designed by David Curtis-Ring). This solo show from performance artist Caroline Smith…
The Comedy of Errors4 Aug 2014
Bristol Old Vic Theatre School present take on Shakespeare with broad appeal
Finding new and exciting ways to deliver Shakespeare to children is a challenging, but by no means impossible, task. Bristol Old Vic Theatre School is making a speciality of it, after last year's superb Romeo & Juliet, and now that farcical tale of…
Beans on Toast4 Aug 2014
Playful and lightly enchanting vignettes from Patch of Blue at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Patch of Blue 's Beans on Toast conjures a world of bunting, fairy lights, soft furnishings and brightly illuminated vignettes of youthful love. Between them, the six strong ensemble present the star-crossed lovers: Jen and Scott. Passing the roles…
Hiraeth3 Aug 2014
Comedy biography from the valleys and back again
Buddug James Jones comes from four generations of farmers. Weary of a life of cider-black, village gossip and a boyfriend whose idea of fun is upending the Portaloo at the Young Farmers disco, she decamps for London. There, after many solitary dinners…


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Inept nurses free to work in new locales
- 4Dec 27, '09 by herring_RN GuideLax regulators allow harmful workers to lose licenses in one state, keep them in others.
...Connecticut health officials discovered that Wilson had fallen asleep, then ignored -- or possibly turned off -- ventilator alarms that signaled the boy was not getting enough oxygen, state records show.
And Jexier, they learned, was not the first child to die under Wilson's care. Seven months earlier, she had lost her registered nursing license in Florida for similar lapses in the death of another boy in 2002. In that case, 21-month-old Thierry LaMarque Jr. had stopped breathing while Wilson was caring for him at her Orlando home. Instead of calling 911, she tried CPR, then drove the boy's limp body three miles to his parents' house....
...Such breakdowns are readily fixable. Yet state regulators aren't using their powers to seek out this information, or act on what they find, the investigation found.
Florida officials, for instance, didn't notify Connecticut authorities when they sanctioned Wilson -- even though she'd told them that she also held a Connecticut license. And Connecticut's nursing board renewed Wilson's license three times after Thierry's death, relying on her pledge that she hadn't been disciplined or investigated elsewhere....
- 7Dec 27, '09 by Ultim0What we have here is a failure to communicate.
- 0Dec 28, '09 by dgenthusiastJust sick.
- 0Dec 28, '09 by cjcsoon2brn, BSN, RNSome seriously scary... stuff. Not the word I really want to say but it will do for now.
- 3Dec 28, '09 by PostOpPrincessShe had a license to begin with?
- 2Dec 29, '09 by MaxAttackShe should be charged with manslaughter and gross negligence. She deserves to be behind bars.
Luckily, this isn't a very common occurrence, even in California. 177 is definitely 177 more than excusable, but only works out to about 0.05% of the nursing population.
- 7Dec 29, '09 by samadams8Wow
You know what burns me is that there are plenty of RNs that get blacklisted/blackballed to some degree b/c of personality BS issues-- and stuff that has absolutely nothing to do with competence, morality, ethics, etc.
So here's an incompetent boob that just gets passed along, whereas a good enough number of good or even great nurses get shunned or "listed" (behind the scenes mind you) b/c of BS reasons.
If I ever get rich I am going to post this question in mass surveys across the country.
I have yet to figure why this is allowed to go on while idiots are passed along or even promoted.
Can any nurse ANYWHERE please explain this to me?
- 3Dec 30, '09 by eriksolnVery easy to be angry with the nurse. She was dishonest and lazy......at best. She'll have to answer for all that come judgment day. I would not want that on my resume when it is time to meet the maker.
Focusing our energy on her is a waste though. She is not the problem. Well........she IS the problem, but she is not the one who should be focused on with regards to these incidents.
The BONs who did not communicate that this person's license had been revoked are every bit as "inept". With the technology that exists today, there is not excuse for such a lax approach to checking credentials. They, as well as her did not perform their responsibilities. They are in charge of keeping nurses like this out of work. I could understand if she had changed her name or falsified documents, but she simply clicked "no" to the question about disciplinary actions and that was all it took to slip through. How amateur can you be?
As usual, budget cuts and mismanagement lead to these two BONs being subpar. Yet, for some reason, when something goes wrong.......everyone is after the nurse (as they should be) but forgets everyone else's part in things. How about bringing the people from the BON office to trial as well as her.
That, at least, would be a step in the right direction towards solving the problem. Instead of letting all the blame fall on the nurse. No one hesitates to preach about accountability to nurses, yet the people directly responsible for avoiding these exact situations get off the hook.
- 1Dec 30, '09 by creaturesmomThere are multiple articles with a similar theme on the website- propublica. If the BON's are not going to check then why do I have to jump through multiple hoops and pay multiple fees every time I want a new state license (I am a travel nurse ). In this age of technology is shouldn't be to difficult to have problem nurses listed on the state license page


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1.small blackish stout-bodied biting fly having aquatic larvae; sucks the blood of birds as well as humans and other mammals
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family Simuliidae, Simuliidae[membre]
genus Simulium, Simulium[membre]
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A black fly (sometimes called a buffalo gnat, turkey gnat, or white socks) is any member of the family Simuliidae of the Culicomorpha infraorder. They are related to the Ceratopogonidae, Chironomidae, and Thaumaleidae. There are over 1,800 known species of black flies (of which 11 are extinct). Most species belong to the immense genus Simulium. Most black flies gain nourishment by feeding on the blood of mammals, including humans, although the males feed mainly on nectar. They are usually small, black or gray, with short legs, and antennae. They are a common nuisance for humans, and many U.S. states have programs to suppress the black fly population. They spread several diseases, including river blindness in Africa (Simulium damnosum and S. neavei) and the Americas (Simulium callidum and S. metallicum in Central America, S. ochraceum in Central and South America).
Eggs are laid in running water and the larvae attach themselves to rocks. Breeding success is highly sensitive to water pollution.[1] The larvae use tiny hooks at the end of the abdomen to hold on to the substrate, using silk holdfasts and threads to move or hold their place. They have foldable fans surrounding their mouths. The fans expand when feeding, catching passing debris (small organic particles, algae, and bacteria). The larva scrapes the fan's catch into its mouth every few seconds. Black flies depend on lotic habitats to bring food to them. They will pupate under water and then emerge in a bubble of air as flying adults. They are often preyed upon by trout during emergence.
Adult males feed on nectar while females also feed on blood. Some species in Africa can range as far as 40 miles (64 km) from aquatic breeding sites in search of their blood meals, while other species have more limited range.
Different species prefer different host sources for their blood meal, which is sometimes reflected in the common name for the species. They feed in the daytime, preferably when wind speeds are low.
DEET-based insect repellents may attract greater numbers of black flies; permethrin products designed for ticks are effective but can only be applied to clothing, limiting their utility.[2]
Black flies may be either univoltine or multivoltine depending on the species. The number of generations a particular pest species has each year tends to correlate with the intensity of human efforts to control those pests.
Work conducted at Portsmouth University by Bob Harris in 1986-1987[citation needed] indicates that Simulium sp. create conditions within their mid guts that are highly acidic. This basic environment provides conditions that are ideally suited to bacteria that metabolise cellulose. Insects cannot metabolise cellulose independently, but the presence of these bacteria allow cellulose to be metabolised into basic sugars. This provides nutrition to the black fly larva as well as the bacteria. This symbiotic relationship indicates a specific adaptation, as fresh flowing streams could not provide sufficient nutrition to the growing larva in any other way.[citation needed]
Only four genera in the Simuliidae family, Simulium, Prosimulium, Austrosimulium, and Cnephia, contain species that feed on people, though other species prefer to feed on other mammals or on birds. Simulium, the type genus, is the most widespread and is a vector for several diseases, including river blindness.
Preferred timing and location of bites varies by species, though feeding always occurs during the day and is usually sited on areas of thinner skin, such as the nape of the neck or ears.
Mature adults can disperse tens or hundreds of kilometers from their breeding grounds in fresh flowing water, under their own power and assisted by prevailing winds, complicating control efforts. Swarming behavior can make outdoor activities unpleasant or intolerable, and can affect livestock production. During the eighteenth century the "Golubatz fly" (Simulium colombaschense) was a notorious pest in central Europe.[8] Even non-biting clouds of black flies, whether composed of males or of species that do not feed on humans or do not require a blood meal before egg laying, can form a nuisance by swarming into orifices.
Bites are shallow and accomplished by first stretching the skin using teeth on the labrum and then abrading it with the maxillae and mandibles, cutting the skin and rupturing its fine capillaries. Feeding is facilitated by a powerful anticoagulant in the flies' saliva.
Itching and localized swelling and inflammation sometimes occurs at the site of a bite. Swelling can be quite pronounced depending on the species and the individual's immune response, and irritation may persist for weeks. Intense feeding can cause "Black Fly Fever", with headache, nausea, fever, swollen lymph nodes, and aching joints; these symptoms are probably a reaction to a compound in the flies' salivary glands. Less common severe allergic reactions may require hospitalization.[9][10]
Black flies are central to the transmission of the parasitic nematode Onchocerca volvulus which causes Onchocerciasis, or "river blindness". It serves as the larval host for the nematode and acts as the vector by which the disease is spread. The parasite lives on human skin and is transmitted to the black fly during feeding.[10] Simulium pruinosum bite is thought to be involved in the pathogenesis of Fogo Selvagem, the endemic form of pemphigus foliaceus, a bullous dermatosis.[citation needed]
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Good points: the lobby is beautiful, and one staff member took roses I bought for my wife and arranged them nicely.
The many problems:
When my wife called with a question on our arrival day, the agent could find no reservation -- 15 mins later she was transferred to another person who found the record instantly.
When we arrived, the lobby was stuffed with students; nobody tried to manage the group, several of whom pushed ahead to the check-in desk. We left our bags and went out for 2 hrs so we could check in with less hassle.
We finally were checked in, after waiting 15 mins while the confused desk clerk searched for rooms. When we got there, our room had not been made up from the last guest. When we complained, we were given an "upgrade" to a room that was old and uninspired. Chairs are scuffed, closet shelves are bowed, the air conditioner is noisy, and a wall lamp is loose. The view is of a construction site. Movies-on-demand are dated. We expect this from a budget hotel, not one positioning itself as elegant and upscale.
When we returned after an evening out, the card reader to open the main doors did not work. One staff member admonished us (really) for not using the reader, when in fact we had tried. This was embarrassing, as others were standing in the lobby. I tried to access the hotel's wifi network, but was only given a $9.95 upgrade option. I called the desk, and was told to "click past it", which of course did nothing. It wasn't until 2 hrs later the complimentary access worked.
We are pretty easygoing; we love good treatment and tip handsomely. If we had only 1or 2 problems, we wouldn't write. In fact, we would not have written except the hotel did not make things right. The president wrote a letter, and suggested others at the hotel would be in touch...nobody ever was.
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- The Tremont Hotel Chicago Chicago, Illinois Distance: 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
- Four Seasons Hotel Chicago Chicago, Illinois Distance: 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
- The Sutton Place Hotel Chicago Chicago, Illinois Distance: 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
- The Westin Michigan Avenue Hotel Chicago, Illinois Distance: 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
- Park Hyatt Chicago Hotel Chicago, Illinois Distance: 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
- The Ritz Carlton Chicago Hotel Chicago, Illinois Distance: 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
- Millennium Knickerbocker Hotel Chicago, Illinois Distance: 0.4 km / 0.2 mi
- The Drake Hotel Chicago Chicago, Illinois Distance: 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
- The Peninsula Chicago Hotel Chicago, Illinois Distance: 0.4 km / 0.3 mi
- Hilton Suites Chicago/Magnificent Mile Hotel Chicago, Illinois Distance: 0.7 km / 0.5 mi
- The Raffaello Hotel Chicago, Illinois Distance: 0.4 km / 0.3 mi
- The Allerton Crowne Plaza Hotel Chicago, Illinois Distance: 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
- Omni Chicago Hotel Chicago, Illinois Distance: 0.5 km / 0.3 mi