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Thanks so much for the feature, Jolie. Joel was over 100 yards away.
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100yds away? What lens were you using?
Actually, there's something else that strikes me here. One of the recurrent issues I have with photographing surfing (and related sports) is that a dynamic shot often includes a wonderful "tail" of water. But including this in the frame reduces the impact of the surfer and generally tends to make it look as though he is surfing out of the picture. Your image solves this brilliantly – the kicked-up water is behind the surfer, and the surfer has cut back in towards the centre of the picture.
Thanks so much for your compliments, John. I used a Canon 100-400mm Lens with a canon 7D Body. Talking about the POV of the surfer & spray in the same shot. In my case so much has to do where the waves are forming (how far from the shore) and where I was on the beach. During the surfing competition I move from place to place because the waves and light change a lot.
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Talk to me about energy
I haven't had natural energy in about 4 years. I quit coffee two years ago but still take in a lot of caffeine from green tea, raw chocolate (not technically caffeine but same effect) and still feel lethargic, exhausted, and "loopy" most days. I work out a lot but I don't sleep much due to constant stress and anxiety that are job and life related. It's just been a very rough time these past few years and I feel it in so many ways.
I keep reading about the energy surges from JUDDD and was hoping that I could get some more details from those who have experienced it. I have slept very restlessly this past week and a half since starting JUDDD (mostly on DD, go figure) but am hoping that this is part of the process.
So motivate me with your energy stories! :clap:
Try upping your potassium intake if you think you are not eating enough. We need about 4000mg a day and most of us don't get that much. Also have your thyroid checked if you have not done so. good luck. I haven't started juddd yet.
You need your sleep. The blog that got me into JUDDD was from a lady who also took Melatonin for sleep. I do the same some nights. Fasting can make you sleep very lightly. Take a tablet an hour before bedtime. I can't take it all the time or I get sleepy in the afternoon but it's nice to get the really deep sleep it promotes sometimes.
Good sleep aids weight loss too. Melatonin has other health benefits and some say it helps you lose weight. Read up on it and see what you think. It's in shops in the US but in the UK you mostly have to get it online or in large health shops.
If you are menopausal that will screw with energy levels and sleep. Oestrogen is your friend there.
Thyroid problems make you tired if you are both over and underactive. I've been overactive and I actually gained weight because you feel so darned hungry. Worth getting checked out.
I find JUDDD makes me feel relaxed and well. Not sure about massive energy. I was never that person.
Thanks for the advice- my thyroid, blood tests, all are perfect according to my doctor so that's not an issue...
I was more wondering if people who had low energy pre JUDDD found improvements now?
Have you been LC'ing for 3 years? The reason I ask is that I drag around when I get carbs too low. I am one of those that needs at least moderate carbs to function well. I was dragging around on JUDDD unitl I was advised to add some carbs. I added oat groats (whole oats) and sweet potatoes etc and I have plenty of energy now. Just a thought.
If you are living with constant stress, look into adrenal exhaustion. I've been seeing a naturopath to treat it, and am so much better off than I was 8 mos ago. I had no energy or motivation to do anything--even things I liked to do. And sleep was horrible. My adrenals were basically non-functioning. I've heard adrenal fatigue/exhaustion is near epidemic in our busy/stressed society.
I have never low carbed- been vegan for about 6 years now (lots of carbs but no processed foods) and thought that perhaps I was missing something in my diet but every Doctor, naturopath, integrative practitioner all tell me I am the picture of health. Go figure!!
Adillenal, I love me some oat groats! I mix them with a little avocado and coconut oil/cinnamon and make a kick ass breakfast with them!
Adrenal fatigue is interesting! Thanks for passing along the info and I will definitely look into it. I remember reading a book called Spent which addresses this and offers a way out of adrenal exhaustion. Have you read it?
As you are raw vegan please make sure you are getting some form of complete protein. I ate raw for about a year and thought I was getting enough protein from nuts and seeds, but they do not contain all of the 9 amino acids that make a complete protein.
I am not an expert but here are some ideas for what I think make a complete protein...
Raw: sprouted grains and pulses when eaten together
Sprouted quinoa on its own
Cooked healthy options- soy products such as tempeh and tofu
Cooked whole grains and pulses when eaten together
Hope this helps, find out more by googling vegan complete proteins
Also try drinking coconut water, it gives me a boost especially on Dds. The commercial stuff by brands like vita coco is nearly raw but pasturized so not quite. If you want it raw you can drink it straight out of a young coconut :)
I agree with more protein rich foods. Maybe even a few supplements. I would also make an appointment with your doc to have blood levels rechecked. Sounds like you might be becoming slightly anemic. You dont need to bleed to be anemic it can happen with lack of vitamins, like B12 and things like that. Get it checked just to be sure, anemia is not something to mess with.
I just got a fully body mapping last week- B12 was on the high side, as were protein and iron. I really appreciate the advice though! :-) :-) I had a second opinion on Monday, all the same.
So have any of you experienced INCREASED energy on JUDDD?
:laugh: Sorry for being goofy, lol - just the wait my brain works sometimes!
Hey Nicki,
I am one of the lucky ones you are asking about. When I did LC I could tell I was in ketosis because I had endless energy and was usually euphoric. About a month into JUDDD (most carbs were back by then) I 'felt' something happen. I assume that something was I finally had enough sirtuin enzymes running around inside of me. My weight loss rate doubled (from one pound a week to two. But, hey, it counts!). I no longer needed naps. I slept very well, woke up later than usual, and generally felt really great.
About mid-March my weight loss rate dropped. I recently figured out I had gotten into bad UD habits - not eating enough. As I think back, my energy levels dropped about the same time (still in a disgustingly good mood though). In retrospect, the energy and weight loss should have warned me I was dropping out of stress response into - horrors! - starvation mode.
So, today is an UD and I am pacing food across the day to make sure I do not come up short again. I fully expect nap time to end again soon.
For me, yes, JUDDD = energy on both DD & UD.
I did have increased energy for a few weeks, but then my thyroid crashed, so I'm a weird example, but I know it does happen!
Only going into week 4 for me, but I felt sluggish and had chronic insomnia for about a year and a half before starting JUDDD. I just realized yesterday that I have slept through the night for the past week and my daytime hours are way more productive. I'm going to attribute it to JUDDDing since nothing in my life has changed other than my WOE.
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I had a dream that I saw my parents house was being robbed. The house in the dream was totally different from their house in reality. It was smaller and surrounded by a bigger yard with nice green grass and trees. In the dream I was somehow able to subdue the burgler. I remember chasing him down and eventually I ended up sitting on top of him, he was face down in the grass. My friends may have helped, at least in calling the police, I can't remember if we all ran after him or what. In the end when I was sitting on his back he was out cold. I don't remember attacking him but he was totally out and I was waiting for the police to come and haul his butt to jail. By they way, in the dream my parents weren't home when the house was being robbed. I seem to remember I was outside with friends either having a barbeque or just hanging outside because it was a lovely day.
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Probably not beeswax as they have recently changed setup you no longer pay month fee you pay £90 (i think) one off fee for install..
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We're currently on our 5th and fighting a £65 charge for the last visit... Freeview and frankly bittorrent is looking like the only other option now.. :evil:
Weird we have 2 sky + boxes and have never had any problems that a quick restart hasnt fixed.Quote:
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It's Free Subscription, £100 for the box and £30 for the installation.. they will install within the week as mine is going in tomorrow..
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As far as i know its £99 for the box plus £30 for install then it will be a £15 subscription per month for the standard package.
Get someone who has sky to recommend you and you will both recieve M&S vouchers
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There is no longer a monthly sub it has been removed..
Glad they have dropped the monthly fee. The only trick I know of is to pjone up and say you are cancelling and generally they bend over backwards to keep you. Might be able to get some money knocked of the sky box price.
Think it is a bit off that on the sky+ site they say "unlike other providers we charge the same whether you are new or been with us for years" Well I prefer the other providers view thankyou very much!!
I've had 2 new ones (I got a new one when I moved out and left the ex with the old one) and I "upgraded" the old one to an 80Gb HD when the 40Gb Maxtor (rubbish brand in my experience) died after 13 months. It was in a poorly ventilated cabinet and the heat killed it.Quote:
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The replacement is still going strong after another 2 years (don't ask how I know... long story), and I've had my new one for 12 months now and it's only crashed a couple of times.
Check out http://www.hotukdeals.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=4 for deals - recently there was an offer for £75 all in for Sky+. A lot of people get it completely free, and have detailed there methods on there.
here's one: http://www.hotukdeals.com/forums/showthread.php?t=68982


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he Michigan Constitution explicitly states that all laws passed by the legislature and signed by the Governor will go into effect 90 days into the next calendar year. The only way you can speed that process is through passing an "emergency measure" by a two-thirds vote that puts the law into effect immediately. Over 95% of Michigan laws have been passed that way, through "immediate effect," since Republicans came into the majority in the legislature in 2011.
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At Jackson Hole, central bankers eye varying goalsBy MARTIN CRUTSINGER
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Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer, right, speaks with protesters Ady Barkan, left, and Reginald Rounds during the Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium at the Jackson Lake Lodge in Grand Teton National Park near Jackson, Wyo., Friday.WASHINGTON The central bankers meeting this week at their annual conference in Jackson Hole, Wyo., arent exactly in sync. Many are taking steps that clash with the policies of others.
The Federal Reserve is preparing to reduce its economic support. By contrast, the European Central Bank is considering more stimulus. So is the Bank of Japan. The Bank of England seems to be moving toward raising interest rates.
It isnt just the biggest economies whose central banks are pulling in different directions.
This year, central banks in Mexico, Sweden and South Korea, among others, have lowered rates. Others in Russia and South Africa, for example have raised them.
Its a long way from the coordinated efforts that major central banks made after the 2008 financial crisis erupted and economies began to stall. As governments slashed taxes and spent stimulus money, central banks shrank rates to unclog credit and avert a 1930s-style depression.
Todays diverging central bank strategies arent without risk. Consider what happened in developing markets last year after Fed officials hinted that they might soon slow the pace of their monthly bond purchases. Those purchases have been intended to keep long-term U.S. loan rates low to encourage borrowing and spur growth.
With the prospect of higher U.S. bond yields, some emerging markets went into a tailspin. Investors pulled their holdings from those countries for fear their value would plunge as capital fled for the United States.
Some emerging economies responded by raising their own rates and bolstering their shaky currencies. The tumult proved temporary. But it showed what could happen once the Fed ends its bond purchases this fall and eventually raises short-term rates something it says wont happen for a considerable time after its purchases end.
Many economists say central banks have no choice but to pursue divergent interest-rate strategies now because of their economies varying growth rates.
It just reflects different stages of the economic recovery in different parts of the world, said Stuart Hoffman, chief economist at PNC Financial Services Group. The U.S. recovery is well ahead of recoveries in Europe and Japan.
Sung Won Sohn, an economics professor at California State University, Channel Islands, noted that the United States acted faster than others to boost growth with aggressive low-rate policies. U.S. regulators have also been more forceful in requiring U.S. banks to raise capital and deal with bad loans. Those actions have contributed to stronger U.S. growth, he said.
Healthier growth prospects and the likelihood of higher rates could make the United States increasingly attractive to investors.
Sohn and Hoffman think the U.S. dollar will rise in value, particularly against Japans yen and the common European currency, the euro, as investors seek rising U.S. yields.
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Brighton, Wisconsin
For population 25 years and over in Brighton:
For population 15 years and over in Brighton town:
13 residents are foreign born
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units in 2000:
Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Kenosha, WI (14.3 miles , pop. 90,352).
Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Milwaukee, WI (31.4 miles , pop. 596,974).
Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Chicago, IL (58.2 miles , pop. 2,896,016).
Nearest cities: Paddock Lake, WI (1.7 miles ), Silver Lake, WI (2.3 miles ), Paris, WI (2.4 miles ), Eagle Lake, WI (2.4 miles ), Lily Lake, WI (2.4 miles ), Wheatland, WI (2.4 miles ), Union Grove, WI (2.5 miles ), Salem, WI (2.5 miles ).
Single-family new house construction building permits:
Number of permits per 10,000 residents
Average cost (in $1000s)
Latitude: 42.62 N, Longitude: 88.12 W
Area code commonly used in this area: 262
Unemployment in July 2013:
Unemployment by year (%)
Work and jobs in Brighton: detailed stats about occupations, industries, unemployment, workers, commute
Average climate in Brighton, Wisconsin
Based on data reported by over 4,000 weather stations
Tornado activity:
Brighton-area historical tornado activity is above Wisconsin state average. It is 91% greater than the overall U.S. average.
On 9/28/1972, a category F4 (max. wind speeds 207-260 mph) tornado 22.6 miles away from the Brighton town center injured 20 people and caused between $500,000 and $5,000,000 in damages.
On 4/11/1965, a category F4 tornado 23.4 miles away from the town center killed 6 people and injured 75 people.
Earthquake activity:Brighton-area historical earthquake activity is significantly above Wisconsin state average. It is 99% smaller than the overall U.S. average.
On 6/28/2004 at 06:10:52, a magnitude 4.2 (4.0 MB, 4.2 MW, Depth: 6.2 mi, Class: Light, Intensity: IV - V) earthquake occurred 89.3 miles away from the city center
On 9/2/1999 at 16:17:29, a magnitude 3.5 (3.5 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi, Class: Light, Intensity: II - III) earthquake occurred 91.3 miles away from Brighton center
Magnitude types: regional Lg-wave magnitude (LG), body-wave magnitude (MB), moment magnitude (MW)
Natural disasters:The number of natural disasters in Kenosha County (12) is near the US average (12).
Major Disasters (Presidential) Declared: 8
Emergencies Declared: 4
Causes of natural disasters: Floods: 7, Storms: 7, Tornadoes: 3, Snowstorms: 2, Blizzard: 1, Winter Storm: 1, Hurricane: 1, Snow: 1, Winter Storm: 1 (Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category).
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Carbon Monoxide (CO) [ppm] level in 2003 was 0.477. This is about average. Closest monitor was 9.1 miles away from the city center.
Particulate Matter (PM2.5) [µ/m3] level in 2010 was 10.1. This is about average. Closest monitor was 17.7 miles away from the city center.
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6.54% of this county's 2006 resident taxpayers lived in other counties in 2005 ($44,827 average adjusted gross income)
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TORRINGTON — The spectacular career of Torrington High pitcher Sydney Matzko and the outstanding season for the Red Raiders softball team came to an emotional, disappointing end Friday.
No. 2-seeded Torrington lost, 4-2, to No. 10 Berlin in the quarterfinals of the Class L state tournament on the strength of a three-run, fourth-inning double by Redcoat senior captain Amanda Patterson.
The Red Raiders (22-2) took a 2-0 lead in the second inning on an RBI triple by Sara Heath and a perfectly executed safety squeeze bunt by Brittany Young.
"Scoring those two runs right off the bat pumped us all up and got us all going," Heath said. "You could see the energy. it just came alive in here. I just wish I could have done it again later."
After Heath's second-inning triple, the only hit Torrington managed the rest of the game was a sixth-inning infield single by pinch hitter Alexandra Dubois.
Meanwhile, Berlin (18-5) scored three runs in the fourth inning with a pair of infield hits by Megan Wicander and Courtney Silvia, a hit batsman (Kaitlyn Guild) and a booming double to left center by Patterson. The Redcoats also scored again in the seventh when No. 9 hitter Brittany Sullivan reached on a two-base error and scored on a single by winning pitcher Makayla Harris.
Harris allowed five hits with three strikeouts while Matzko, who had yielded only two regular-season earned runs, gave up six hits and struck out 13.
"It has been a great four years with these girls, and I love them all to death," said Matzko, who finished her career with 1,157 strikeouts. "I am going to miss them a lot. But I wouldn't have wanted to lose with any other team. We all great friends, and we all love each other. We are always there for each other, and we will pick each other up through this."
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Parent/s and Guardian/s,
warm welcome to Year 6 from Sarah and Millie.
journey - This term we will be venturing to Hindleap Warren on our residential trip.
The trip is an unforgettable experience and one of the highlights of year 6 for
me and the children. If you would like to find out more about Hindleap Warren
and what it has to offer please visit the school s website for or Hindleaps
website for more information about the activities provided: http://www.londonyouth.org.uk/inspiring-young-people/hindleap-warren-outdoor-education-centre.
class book this term is Once by Morris
Gleitzman; a fictional story set in Poland in WWII this book provides great
inspiration for writing and generates great class discussion. Throughout the
year we will be covering all genres of writing. SATs assessments for writing are
made from the childrens literacy and topic books throughout the year. It is
important they remember this and produce their best work (which Im sure they
will be taught formal and mental strategies in school and will need to practise
these strategies at home. We are fortunate enough to have a great team
supporting us in maths this year: Taryn (Lead Maths Co-ordinator), Sarah
McDonald (Wandsworth Council support team) and Miranda Churchill (school
topic in Science is light, shadows and the eye; a fascinating topic, there are
lots of practical elements that the children will really enjoy.
history topic this term is World War Two. WWII provides so many authentic links
to the rest of the curriculum. If any
one has any relatives who had any experiences in WWII and wouldnt mind coming
in to talk to the class that would be great, first hand experiences are often
the best to learn from. If you know
anybody please do let me know and we can arrange an appropriate date and time
for a visit.
coincide with our World War II topic we will be exploring the practises of
Judaism together.
but by no means least is our Make do and Mend project in D.T. The children will
be recycling items to create their own designs. If you have any: bottle tops,
newspapers, juice cartoons (with the screw lid) or old clothes please start
collecting them and bringing them to school so we have a good selection for the
and I are looking forward to the year ahead and I hope the children are too.
forward to meeting you all in the playground soon.
and Millie
Hindleap Warren School Journey In November, Year 6 have the fantastic opportunity to go on a five day residential trip to Hindleap Warren.This trip allows us to partake in some amazing outdoor adventurous activities, such as abseiling, orienteering, high rise adventure, archery and team challenge tasks. Not to mention crawling through pitch black, muddy, wet tunnels and going on night walks with torches looking for animals. Not only are our days action packed but we are also kept very busy in the evenings too - diary writing, swimming, arts and crafts and story telling in our pyjamas with hot chocolate before bedtime. It is an amazing experience and will give you some special memories which you we will treasure for ever!
In Year 6 we have many exciting adventures. This is a Smilebox of a trip that a year 6 class took around London in 2013. They enjoyed a wonderful coach trip around London and visited all the famous landmarks, including an exciting visit to 10 Downing Street!
Cllick here to view our Smilebox.
You can have a look at some of the great newspapers Year 6 produced all about the Young Voices O2 concert - click here!.
We go on exciting trips including a one weeks
residential trip to Hindleap Warren.... This
is an amazing experience, where we cover aspects of the curriculum that
can't be covered in a city school - such as rock climbing, watching the
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- 2Jan 18, '13 by Savvy20RNQuote from Nurseboy1Maybe they SHOULD sleep since they probably stayed up all night anyway... HahahaI know every 24 hour place in my town
The few times I have worked dayshift, I tried to encourage my patient to sleep forgetting it was only 11am
- 1Jan 18, '13 by Rhi007When you don't drive to work but have to catch a bus, you tell the bus driver where you need to get off and ask if they can wake you up because there's a 100% chance as soon as you sit down you'll fall asleep.
You try to pay for your bus trip using your hospital swipe card instead of a metro card ( bus ticket)
- 3Jan 18, '13 by NurseOnAMotorcycleWhen you drift in and out at 0845 to read just ....one.... more ...funny ...comment! (before passing out on your keyboard.)
- 9Jan 18, '13 by WeepingAngelAlso... getting a huge cart of groceries in the empty grocery store at 8AM.
Telling everyone you worked with "good night!" at 7:30 AM.
Giving report and finishing with mumbled, "have a good night. I mean, day".
Making Dunkin Donuts stops at 11pm.
Wrenching open the door for a UPS delivery at 2PM, with wild hair, crazy eyes, and pajamas.
Picking up a day shift and being overwhelmed with lights, sounds, people, and management!
Glaring at other drivers, gritting teeth, and trying to win at all stop lights on the way home. I am a NIGHT SHIFT nurse just getting out of work, buddy, NO ONE wants to get where they're going faster than I do!
Also... having total giggle fits at 2AM, laughing til we cry!
All the patients who, when I ask, "how did you sleep?" and they say, "great! how about you? Where do you guys get to sleep?"
- 1Jan 18, '13 by marycarneyQuote from NurseOnAMotorcycleThat falling asleep on the keyboard thing? It's called qwerty-itis!When you drift in and out at 0845 to read just ....one.... more ...funny ...comment! (before passing out on your keyboard.)
- 0Jan 19, '13 by Lennonninja, BSN, RNQuote from M/B-RNTHIS!! I woke up at 3am on the dot while trying to be a day person this weekend.When you wake up on your night off at 3 or 4 am because you're ready to eat some lunch.
- 1Jan 19, '13 by HyperSaurus, RNWhen day shift starts arriving at 0645 and turn on the lights, and you think "wahoo! quittin' time!"
When you wonder if your neighbors are judging you for taking your dogs out at 5 in the evening and you are wearing pajamas.
When you call a friend/family member at 0700 as part of your 'early morning safety call system" (also revenge for when my dad was night shift and used to call me at 0700 on his way home)
- 2Jan 20, '13 by Blue RosesWhile fast asleep you hear your fiance come home from work and you ask him if he would cosign your insulin.


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It's true: Compared with other industrialized countries, our country pays less at the pump. We pay about half of what Europeans pay. They cough up roughly $8.50 per gallon (or $2.25 per liter). Don't get excited. The true price of gasoline is not what you think and this animated feature from the Center for Investigative Reporting shows you. It explores those other costs of gasoline use in America - like pollution and health.
What are the costs of oil spills? How about the billions toward clean ups like the Gulf of Mexico and Yellowstone? And every single year, states spend more than $600 million to clean up leaking underground gasoline storage tanks.
According to the California Watch, "in the last three decades, businesses, states, and the EPA have cleaned up 401,874 leaking underground gasoline storage tanks, with an estimated 93,123 more sites awaiting cleanup, according to an EPA representative. In 2010, the agency set aside $66.2 million in a fund for states to use for cleanup activities. The agency spends about $2 million to $3 million each year for cleanup on tribal land."
Sarah Cobo from California Watch continues in her article on the health effects:
Even though reducing toxic chemicals in gasoline might make it more expensive, the Environmental Protection Agency argues that clean air provides long-term cost benefits. A recent study of the Clean Air Act showed "the public health and environmental benefits … exceed their costs by a margin of four to one."
From 1990 to 2010, these regulations have prevented "23,000 Americans from dying prematurely … avert(ed) over 1,700,000 incidences of asthma attacks and aggravation of chronic asthma," the EPA states. In the same two decades, it also prevented more than 4.1 million lost workdays due to pollution-related illnesses.
As Sarah concludes, when you look at the pump and see, "oh crap, gas is $4 a gallon" and that seems expensive, think again. Or think of the social and environmental costs. Yes, these costs are hidden - and yes, the cost to society is high.
As gas prices continue to be used as political football, the question remains: How much are you willing to pay at the pump?
pablosharkman on March 27 at 10:10 a.m.
For grown-ups —
The NDCF project represents the most comprehensive investigation of the military and economic penalty our undue dependence on imported oil exacts from the U.S. economy. Included in this economic toll are:
Almost $49.1 billion in annual defense outlays to maintain the capability to defend the flow of Persian Gulf Oil – the equivalent of adding $1.17 to the price of a gallon of gasoline;
The loss of 828,400 jobs in the U.S. economy;
The loss of $159.9 billion in GNP annually;
The loss of $13.4 billion in federal and state revenues annually;
Total economic penalties of from $297.2 to $304.9 billion annually.


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Kristin Kenney joined the Maryland staff in March of 2014 after serving as the assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at the University of Connecticut the last two seasons.
"Kristin is a proven coach who formerly played volleyball at the Division I level and has obtained a master's degree from Harvard," Aird said. "Kristin's tremendous work ethic and educational background make her an ideal role model for our student athletes. Our program is very lucky to have her on board."
In her first year with UConn, the Huskies jumped from 10th place in the BIG EAST to fourth and earned a spot in the conference tournament and finished the season with a 19-12 overall record.
Prior to UConn, Kenney served as an assistant coach at Harvard for five seasons from 2007 through 2011. In her first two seasons at Harvard, Kenney was the team's secondary assistant before being promoted to primary assistant in the summer of 2009.
A 2007 graduate of Boston College, Kenney was a four-year starting defensive specialist for the Eagles. Kenney helped the team to its first 20-win season in program history and first appearance in the BIG EAST Tournament. She received the Athletic Director's Award for Academic Achievement all four seasons and was the recipient of the 2006 Boston College Coaches Award.
Kenney represented the Ivy League Conference on the AVCA Assistant Coaches Committee. Kenney was also a member of Harvard's Athletic Department Recruiting Committee and Coach Development Committee. Outside of Harvard Kenney coached juniors volleyball for Smash Volleyball Club 15-1. From 2007-2008 she coached Beach Volleyball for the Sinjin Smith and Randy Stoklos Beach Volleyball Camp, and served as camp director in 2008.
Kenney graduated from BC with a bachelor's of arts degree in history and human development. At Harvard, she continued her education and earned a master's of education in human development and psychology in 2012.


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"Pain, uncertainty, feelings of being lost and a failure emerge as we seek to find our individual path in life. These feelings often indicate it is time to be found, not that you are "mentally ill." They can indicate the need to connect with your inner Self rather than to substitute unfulfilling forms of social adjustment. My approach focuses on you as a unique individual. It recognizes that you have a Self in the sense that there is a unique inner guidance available to you. I will work as a guide in your journey toward conflict resolution and wholeness.
(412) 212-3801
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Marcia Bronder Warren
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW
"My approach to therapy is client-centered, strengths-based, and focused on creating a supportive, non-judgmental experience in which you feel understood and connected. Your goals guide my work in joining with you in pursuit of making desired changes, managing challenging emotions, improving relationships and decreasing distressing thoughts and feelings. It is my belief that we all have the capacity to grow and change, and the therapeutic relationship is one that promotes and inspires you to reach your full potential.
(412) 387-3278
Upper Saint Clair, Pennsylvania 15241
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Sharon Lynn Ciocca
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, BCD
"I have been in practice for over twenty years and engage the client in acquiring a level of self awareness, identifying strengths and overcoming obstacles that may impede progress. I work with individuals that are experiencing work related stress, also grief counseling. My focus is also on couples counseling, marital and family therapy, as well as, individual counseling.
(412) 275-6860
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Carole Kunkle-Miller
Psychologist, PhD, ATR
"We provide holistic clinical care promoting the total health and wellness of our clients by offering compassionate guidance and insight into everyday problems of life. Therapy is designed to be a place where clients may define and reach life goals in a positive atmosphere.
(412) 228-0964
"I am a Psychotherapist specializing in individual, family and couples psychotherapy. I work with a wide range of emotional/behavioral issues providing services that span from mild to severe mental health disorders. I offer a highly personalized approach tailored to meet individual needs to help facilitate change and personal growth. Change can be difficult to maneuver in life, it can be helpful to be able to talk with someone to find clarity and peace to be able to move forward. I am described to be empathic,respectful,sense of humor, ethical, direct and open and laid back in my work.
(888) 391-9259
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Melissa D Michel
Counselor, MSCP, NCC, NCSC, LPC
"I am a Licensed Professional Counselor who, for more than a decade, has helped children, adolescents, couples and families live up to their full potential by overcoming life obstacles. With sincere interest and a creative approach, I help people by focusing not only on the individual, but also the family dynamics that influence their well being. Through my years of research experience at the University of Pittsburgh, I obtained extensive training and practice in one of the most helpful clinical modalities available, Motivational Interviewing. I use a strength-based, solution-focused, and cognitive behavioral counseling methods to help achieve change.
(412) 515-8372
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Joseph Greenberg
Psychologist, PhD
"My goal in working with people in therapy is to help them identify the obstacles that stand in the way of them reaching their goals, and then learn ways to overcome those obstacles. Those goals may include such diverse subjects as increasing one's satisfaction with themselves, their relationships, or their life in general.
(412) 228-0439
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Cristina Panaccione
Counselor, MA, LPC, NCC
"I am a Licensed Professional Counselor who specializes in mental health services across the lifespan with expertise in treatment of depression and anxiety as well as therapeutic approaches from a family systemic and cognitive behavioral perspective. My clinical experience includes service coordination, school therapy, crisis intervention, Family Systems Theory, Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, as well has extensive work within an outpatient setting treating individuals, couples, families, children and teens.
(412) 906-4433
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Angela Vincent
Counselor, MS, NCC, LPC
"Angela Vincent, M.S., N.C.C., L.P.C. received her Master's Degree in Counseling Psychology from Chatham University in Pittsburgh, PA. She also has a Bachelor's Degree in Sociology & Anthropology and a Bachelor's Degree in Theatre from West Virginia University in Morgantown, WV. Prior to working for Pediatric Counseling Services and Samaritan Counseling Center, Angela worked for Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC as a Psychology Associate in the Departments of Weight Management & Wellness and Adolescent Medicine and as a Multisystemic (MST) Therapist for MHY Family Services.
(412) 388-0880
Upper Saint Clair, Pennsylvania 15241
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Richard K Miller
Psychologist, MEd
"I am a licensed psychologist with more than 20 years of experience. I use both a skill building and a developmental approach in therapy. Skill development includes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, stress/anger management, and resolving marital conflict and communication problems. A developmental approach considers your unique story of childhood and how you became the person you are today. Approaches include Attachment Theory, Schema Therapy, and brain development.
(412) 339-1987
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Rachel Anne Wilson
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LSW, ACSW, QCSW, DCSW, CFT
""Wilson Consulting: Working Together To Meet Your Needs." The aforementioned is the basis of my practice. If you are looking for someone to be empathetic and supportive, you have found the person! I am well known for my work with people who are experiencing rages/angry outbursts, couples therapy, relationship issues, depression, anxiety, trauma, people who have low self-esteem and need an advocate and grief. I am passionate about what I undertake. I want everyone to understand that we are not defined by one moment in our lives but by many. Clients tell me that I am easy to talk with, passionate and motivational.
(724) 361-8956
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Holly Bronder
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW
"Holly is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh with a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology and a Masters degree in Social Work. She is passionate about helping children and adolescents who struggle with anxiety learn to overcome their worries and effectively manage feelings of distress. Holly specializes in the treatment of anxiety disorders (including Generalized Anxiety, OCD, Separation Anxiety, and Social Phobia) and has additional interest in working with body-focused repetitive behaviors, perfectionism, and mood/self esteem issues. Holly has worked in various levels of mental health care, including inpatient and intensive outpatient programs, providing group and individual therapy.
(412) 388-0880
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Alex Corkos
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT
"Making the decision to seek help can be difficult and choosing the right therapist can often be overwhelming. I offer a confidential and no-cost phone consultation where you can get all of your questions answered. I believe my clients are capable, competent individuals who come to me because life's circumstances have challenged their current ways of coping. Contact me by either phone: 412-567-3930 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com to help you decide if I am the right therapist for you.
(412) 567-3930
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Tiffany Tipton Song
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
"I enjoy helping children, adolescents, and adults overcome the hurdles that anxiety and depression cause. I have a lot of experience helping young people struggling with anxiety. I tend to be very solution focused in my approach, working with my clients to help them gain the skills that they need to be more calm, present, and able to face any fears standing in their way. My office is located in the South Hills of Pittsburgh in Mt. Lebanon, near Bethel Park, Upper St. Clair, Peters Township, South Fayette, and South Park. I primarily use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.
(412) 660-3598
"Being compassionate and emotionally present to clients is an essential aspect of my therapy.Through traditional therapeutic approaches and more intuitive, holistic ones, I assist clients to resolve emotional and interpersonal difficulties, to make decisions in life choices, and to increase self awareness as a tool for personal achievement.
(412) 532-1319
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Joan Leigh Weber
Marriage & Family Therapist, MED, NCC, LPC
"I work with couples and individuals to aid in the healing of issues. Homework exercises are given for outside of the session to aid in communication development and to break negative patterns. In 18 years of practice, I have seen that individuals can release old resentments and inner hurts and gain a healthier perspective in the present. In many cases, individuals can begin to make healthier choices and create positives in their world.
(412) 254-4923
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Kimberly June
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, LMT, CST
"I am a holistic psychotherapist, trained in medical hypnotherapy,EMDR, Energy Psychology (TFT/EFT), Hellinger Family Constellation work, and energy healing in private practice in the South Hills of Pittsburgh. I work primarily with adults with depression, anxiety, PTSD, and chronic pain. I have trained extensively in the integration of different therapeutic modalities in order to facilitate healing and integration of the body, mind and spirit. I am also a student of meditation and teach the "Awakening the Light Body" meditation curriculum; the first such teacher to offer the curriculum as both a pathway of personal transformation and as a therapeutic treatment model.
(724) 359-0802
Verified by Psychology Today
Patricia K Dobosh
Psychologist, PhD
"Welcome to my practice! I am a caring and competent licensed psychologist. At my practice, I offer Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, which is goal-oriented and focuses on making clear improvements. CBT looks at how our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors interact and can be changed. I believe that by making small and thoughtful changes in the present, we can make big differences in our lives. Strict confidentiality and professionalism are maintained at all times.
(412) 344-1776
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Megan Navratil
Counselor, MS, LPC, CRC
""At any given moment you have the power to say: This is not how the story is going to end". My experience is in counseling individuals with depression and anxiety disorders while developing a positive, empathetic, non- judgmental and trusting therapeutic relationship. I have a background in working with youth and young adults with learning disabilities, ADHD, depression, and autism spectrum disorders, specifically individuals with Asperger's.
(724) 291-8472
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James M Hepburn
Psychologist, PhD
"I offer psychotherapy for individuals who may be feeling overwhelmed or distressed by events in life. My specializations include working with couples, victims of abuse, family conflict, loneliness, depression, anxiety, worry and grief. My goal is to help you uncover your potential and to provide the support you need to lead a life that is worth celebrating. If you would like to let go of long-standing behavior patterns or negative perceptions that may be holding you back from experiencing a more fulfilling and meaningful life, then contact me at 412-334-6585 to schedule a confidential consultation.
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I've ordered the Positron device - It appears to be fully-fledged Asterisk and has more ports and the echo cancellation. It was only an extra £50 too.
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Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has taken the reins in Seattle's fight for an NBA team, and "he's on a rampage," according to a new report from NBC's ProBasketballTalk. Ballmer could be threatening Seattle's future chances to get an NBA team, PBT's Aaron Bruski reported Tuesday, if the league on Wednesday rejects the proposed acquisition of […] [Read More]
What people are saying about Chris Hansen's latest NBA Kings deal
If you don't see any photo-caption text, try refreshing the page or using a different Web browser. There is a known issue of captions not showing up for some readers using Internet Explorer. Photo galleries also may not be properly displayed on some mobile devices. Visit seattlepi.com for more Seattle news. Contact sports editor Nick […] [Read More]
OKC Thunder's Kevin Durant rocks Seattle Sonics hat at NBA playoffs
Looks like NBA star Kevin Durant hasn't forgotten which team drafted him back in 2007. Seattle's first-overall pick in the '07 draft was wearing an old-school SuperSonics hat during warmups Monday as his team — the Oklahoma City Thunder, AKA the Former Sonics — prepared for their playoff game in Memphis. Darnell Mayberry, Thunder beat […] [Read More]
NBA committee makes no second recommendation on Kings relocation
The NBA's joint finance and relocation committee, which held a conference call Monday to discuss the weekend's developments in Chris Hansen's quest to buy the Sacramento Kings and move them to Seattle, has reportedly finished the meeting without making a new recommendation. The Sacramento Bee's Dale Kasler reported Monday that the 12 NBA team owners […] [Read More]
Will NBA legend Phil Jackson join the Sonics if they return to Seattle?
As legendary NBA coach Phil Jackson fields job offers from the Toronto Raptors and other teams, ESPN reports that he is waiting to see whether Seattle gets the Sonics back. ESPN's Marc Stein reported that Jackson doesn't want to take an offer for an team-executive position until after the NBA makes a decision on whether […] [Read More]
Chris Hansen dramatically raises his purchase price for the Sacramento Kings
Seattle basketball investor Chris Hansen on Friday said he has voluntarily raised his purchase price for the Sacramento Kings to an overall franchise valuation of $625 million. That's $100 million more than his original valuation of $525 million in January, when he announced a binding purchase agreement with the NBA team's majority owners, the Maloof […] [Read More]
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With a leg up on his competition for the NBA's Kings, Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson said Tuesday that the lead Seattle investors, Chris Hansen and Steve Ballmer, should "take the high road" and "be gracious." Apparently, after last week's NBA preliminary decision, Johnson is so confident his city is keeping the Kings that he's telling […] [Read More]
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El Romeral Villa Moraira
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PRIME POSITION-Oceano Artico-Pla Del Mar-quiet exclusive area-5 min stroll to beach town restaurants. Luxury south facing traditional Spanish villa sympathetically refurbished set in it's own grounds
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Our villa has recently been refurbished to a high standard including our recent extension offering a 4th master bedroom with ensuite bathroom(please ask for more details) walk out from the bedroom onto the balcony and enjoy the far reaching views over the marina with Calpe rock beyond.
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New report: NASA Mars goal is not viable
The National Research Council released a new report today that reviews America's human spaceflight goals and the direction of NASA's programs. As I have been investigating many of these same themes for my Adrift series, I was eager to read the report. After doing so, and speaking with its lead authors former Indiana Gov. Mitch […] [Read More]
Storify: Straight (and depressing) talk about the state of NASA's human spaceflight program
Today, on Twitter, myself and a few other reporters and rocket scientists got to talking about the latest issues with NASA's human spaceflight program: Unfunded mandates Congress doesn't like the asteroid plan No strategic direction The lack of officials willing to acknowledge this It ended up being an informative conversation, so I turned it into […] [Read More]
Will NASA ever articulate a mission for human spaceflight?
In a thoughtful piece at the Space Review, Jeff Foust delves into the issue of the vision thing, which NASA's human spaceflight program seems to continue to lack. Foust starts his article with comments from Steve Squyres, the Cornell University planetary scientist who is the principal investigator of NASA's Mars Exploration Rovers and chairman of […] [Read More]
Here's a stat to embolden NASA cynics
It's now been nearly four decades since Americans flew beyond low-Earth orbit. It's never happened in my lifetime. The question is when we'll do so again. I'm beginning to think it may never happen during my lifetime. Anyhow, while working on a story about this topic, and the varying opinions of NASA's present approach, I […] [Read More]


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This location is a bit "rough" in appearance, but is in a good geographical location for our needs. The proprietor did not contact us as he said he would after we returned the truck and called him. The remainder of the experience was positive.
This place was a dump. It is an old garage with broken crap everywhere, it looked like a junk yard. The staff was nice and helpful but I would never choose to go back there again.
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Greets and assists customers with questions; and promotes sales within the Wellness and Bulk departments. Performs replenishment buying in Bulk and… CareerBuilder
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Open 24/7/365 so you never get holidays off, weekends off, and trying to have a work/life balance is impossible. The Directors and VP's take all the credit and when they feel threatened by someone who actually knows what they're doing, they fire them, or find a way to fire them. I've seen a revolving door in the marketing division, and the entertainment department has gone way downhill -- the place has become very very trashy. Which is funny, because when I first started, they were trying to change their image... they just went full circle... probably because they hired a really poor, education less director back to their staff.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Clean house from the top down. That's how you will change your image. The Board of Directors and Business Council really need to open their eyes to see what's truly happening and not just rely on their executive team to relay the information. Your tribe is in trouble if you keep going along the path you are on. Shifting people to difference positions because you like them, is not how you keep a business growing.Doesn't RecommendNegative OutlookDisapproves of CEO