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About me and my passion for cars
My passion for cars started when i was about 3years old i would always want to help my dad change the oil or work on one of his many toys, boats, bikes,cars you name it he's probably owned it once or twice. for about 10 years after that i lived with my mom and my passion for cars still lived on but i just never was abel to learn much until i met the man of my dreams.He helped me learn things and get hands on.I guesse it helps that he is the manager of a garage and im aloud in there. Now i have a 1992 Chevy Camaro 25 anniversry edition V6 that i bought from a friend of mine for a Grand, but for right now its out of comision because it needs some body work and its to cold to do it now.So for right now I am driving my babys baby a 1990 Ford Thunderbird SC 5spd leather interior power everything, the works its sick until last night when i was takeing a corner slide on ice and "!SMASH!" RIGHT INTO A TELEPHONE POLE but its ok i just need to replace the front bumper thats it nothing big. I must say this car is ****ing "built Ford Tough" like a rock forever.
My first car
my first car was given to me by my mother. Not to say her being the way she is got royaly riped off. it was a 1996 Chevy cavalier 2D coupe . it was ok at first then i met my bf and hes taught me everything i know. we put a short ram, rims, high proformance plugs wires, only use the best gas with additives always. the car was good for the money we put into it but i ended up giving it back to her because well things got rough at home so now its for sale if anybody would like to look at it.
Car I wish I still had
The car i wish i still had was the one that i was going to uy before i found out that it was a piece of shyt. it was my step mom's 1987 Fords Mustang Gt V8 5.0L convertible leather interior power everything.CANDY APPEL READ.do i have to say anymore a girls dream but when she wouldn't sell it to me my dreams were lost that car would have been sick thats all i have to say for now.
My dream car
A Ferrari, thats all I have to say about that I hope.
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thanks guys
Apr 11, 2008
hi guuys thanks for the advice but i already checked that with my computer and yes i am a hands on person me and the bf work at a garage...its just if the engine is gonna im gonna have to part it out because i have no money and i cummute to college 3 days a...
t-bird might being going to the big junkyard in the sky!!!!!!!!
Apr 10, 2008
ok imma bout to rip my hair out!!!! i have put about oh i would say about 5,000$ intot hte car and on my b-day driving to dinner reservations the car just shuts off and wont start again...so now we have figured out its either the ignition control moduel or...
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Nov 26, 2007
finaly the car is now mine and my boyfriend has got his own! i bought him a 94 honda civic hb with a 98 vtech si engine and a full custom body kit shaved door handles and custom interior for only 1G!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thank good this car is now mine i can...
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This year, I received a toy by mail from another pretty-far-away-the-other-way child. This resulted in some confusion on my part. When I opened the FedEx box and saw it was a put-together Lego truck with a million pieces. I was puzzled as to the reason for this. Then a horrible thought came to mind. Did he buy this for a child, and it got miss-sent? A phone call relieved my worries; yes, it was for me. On these long winter dark nights, he thought I needed something to take my mind off winter and guard against depression and seasonal sadness. Well OK; its been a long time since hes spent a winter here and he doesnt remember that everything you set out to do in the winter takes longer and is often a pain in the parka. Hey, Ive got the massive dining room table cleared off, Ill see if I can get it together by the end of Minnesota winter; I should have it done by June, eh?
I bought myself a new waffle iron. I already tried it out, and while it will take some getting used to, its pretty slick. Its kind of an old-fashioned one and I can still burn myself, which is comforting. I didnt want one of those newer flip-flop models; the waffles are too thick, so Im pretty satisfied. My sort of local (Rochester) granddaughter bought me a box of waffle mix, which was greatly appreciated. Dont worry, those of you planning on Wafflerama, I still have the 1964 model ready for action with its third cord. I also received a couple of gift cards to eat out. At my point in life, gift cards are a good choice for me, especially those for food items from either groceries or eateries. After all, they dont take much wrapping and theyre easy for Santa to haul around.
So my Christmas was pretty good, only dampened by the death of an acquaintance just before the Day. I guess at our age, we know that it can happen at any time, but it still hurts. My sympathy goes out to the family.
Whats next; oh, yeah, New Years. That wasnt a big event for my late wife and me. Usually it meant going to someones house and seeing my wife fall asleep in a chair before the ball dropped in New York. More about New Years next week.
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I have some super duper exciting news. After lots of soul-searching, life-assessing, hard-working events, it's finally official. I will be starting Acupuncture school this Fall. It's a huge life change for me, but it's just what I needed.
For the past, well, as long as I can remember, I've been a music teacher. I've been through the first day at a new school jitters, the mid-Febrary slump, Spring Concert excitement and Summer break relief. I've dealt with driving to 4 schools every day, a crazy nun for a principal, an inner-city start-up with no instruments, textbooks or copy paper, unsupportive Kindergarten teachers wearing $400 dresses, and snotty, entitled rich kids. I've taught in three states, in urban, rural and suburban environments, from Pre-K to high school. I taught orchestra, chorus, general music, group piano, drama and rock band classes. I kept thinking it's gonna get better, if only I found the right school.
Well, I never did, and now I've given up trying. Goodbye teacher's life, hello being a student all over again. I know going back after all this time will be a challenge, but I'm thrilled to learn everything this path has to offer. You can expect a few changes around here, too, with my new-found life. One, on a student's budget (and time frame) you'll probably see more quick, frugal recipes. And two, I'll be able to share some of my new, Chinese medicine tidbits with you. After all, the best way to learn something is to teach it to someone else, right?
And now, on to the soup. I kept seeing purslane at the Farmer's Market every week, and wanting to try it, but always spying too many other good things I had to pass it up. This week, there was a sign that said "Purslane, High in Omega-3′s $2.00″ And it was a huge bunch, so I got it (cheap, remember). Turns out, purslane is the highest in Omega-3 fatty acids of all plants, which is pretty funny, considering that most people consider it a weed. In fact, if you can't find it at the market (and 99% chance it's not at the grocery store) you may just find it in your back yard. But please, only eat it if you are absolutely certain that it's purslane, and not some poisonous plant.
Purslane's leaves are succulent, like a cactus, or aloe plant, and it's got a tart, lemony flavor, so I paired it with potatoes for a little creamy richness (don't worry, it's still a light, summer soup). My plan was for the potatoes to act as "croutons" to sit on top of the soup, but alas, they sunk! So, let me know if you figure out how to make them float.
Purslane Soup with Herbed Potatoes
2-3 T. olive oil, divided
1 yellow onion, diced
3 garlic cloves, minced
4 medium yukon gold potatoes, about a 1/2 in. dice, divided
2 T. chopped fresh thyme, plus more for garnish
4 c. vegetable broth
salt and pepper to taste
1 tsp. herbs de provence, or another blend of dried herbs
1 bunch purslane, leaves and small stems only, about 2 packed cups
Heat 1 tablespoon of the oil in a large soup pot over medium low. Add the onions and cook for about 10 minutes, until onions are soft and translucent. Tip in the garlic, half the potatoes and the fresh thyme, and stir to combine. Let cook for a minute or two, until fragrant, then pour in the vegetable broth. Cover, bring to a boil, then turn down to low. Simmer for 30 minutes, until the potatoes are soft.
Meanwhile, heat the rest of the oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add a few pinches of salt and the herbs de provence and stir to coat in the oil. Stir in the rest of the potatoes, again coating them in the oil. If you are tempted to stir and flip and play with them, leave the room. Let them sit for 7-8 minutes, until they get a good crust on one side. Flip them using a thin spatula, then continue to cook and flip until they're brown on the outside and soft and creamy on the inside. It will take a good 30 minutes or more, so be patient and make sure the heat isn't too high so they don't get burnt.
When the soup potatoes are soft, add the purslane to the pot. Let it wilt for a few minutes then remove from the heat. Using an immersion blender, puree until smooth. You can also use a regular blender, just transfer in batches and don't forget to vent for steam. Or, if you're feeling lazy, go rustic and keep it chunky. Taste the soup, and add salt and pepper a little bit at a time until the flavors pop.
To serve, ladle into soup bowls and top with the potatoes. Do a little dance to make them float – but they'll probably sink anyways. Finish with a little fresh thyme on top.
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Imagine my surprise when we stumbled upon the above scrawled on the sand at Inchadoney. I had nothing to do with it, honest!
Jacinta and I drove down to Clonakilty yesterday evening where we enjoyed a lovely meal in the Cobra Indian Restaurant. Then it was on to Inchadoney beach to enjoy a walk before the sun set.
I just had to write "WE LOVE WORDPRESS" in the sand after seeing a message about bebo nearby. Thanks Jacinta for the idea!
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Is there a site which rates on-line cameras stores? |
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Yes, there is. I ALWAYS use it before I buy. I will post a link. I buy camera stuff from: NewEgg.com B&HPhoto Adorama JoanMN/FL |
Here is a link that might be useful: Reseller Ratings
- Posted by kentuck_8b (My Page) on Sun, Feb 4, 07 at 14:17
Pricegrabber.com rates cameras and sellers(camera stores). You can also shop for lowest prices. I'm sure there are others. Good Luck Kt |
B&H has high praises from everyone I've ever known who has made a purchase there. It's why I made my first purchase there last month (just filters and a lens hood) but I am very satisfied with their service and will be a repeat customer. Even with the dollar exchange and shipping and handling charges, they are sooooooo much cheaper than buying direct from a store here in Calgary. I just have to wait 3 weeks for delivery (because of Canada Post and Canada Customs). |
Thank you so much for the info. Will definitely Bookmark Reseller Ratings for future reference. I just used it to check a few stores that had prices "too good to be true" and sure enough they had very low ratings. I'm considering the Nikon D40. What do you think? I'm a beginner with SLR, but need a faster camera for mostly wildlife action photos. |
To get camera reviews, check out stevesdigicams.com dpreview.com others, too, but these are the first 2 I use. |
The site Joan posted is an excellent one, as are the dealers already mentioned. I just want to add one more: Amazon. |
- Posted by aliska12000 (My Page) on Mon, Feb 5, 07 at 10:54
I got a lot from Dell with some really good deals when they broke into the camera market, but their prices have gone up. It is a major hassle to deal with them sometimes, but I was patient, stayed on top of it, and saved hundreds at the time. I've bought from bhphotovideo, also amazon, but watch some of the sub-vendors on there, one was excellent, can't remember which one that was. I bought a knockoff remote control from ebay, but shy away from there for the pricier equipment. I bought my tripod and head locally, but would probably go through bh again because online is usually substantially cheaper even if you have to pay shipping. |
I have always had great service from Cameta camera. |
I've read for days about the D40 -- took all the advice and found one of the lowest prices listed in Resellers and started clicking on "My Cart" -- but more questions arose: What SD card - Sane or Sandisk or ?? 1G or 2G? Should I buy the extended warranty? Seems like nothing's easy. I do value all your advice as I'm so new to this and leery of jumping in. |
I'd get the biggest capacity card I can afford. Sandisk is a good brand, so is Lexar. Look at the Mack extended warranties on compuplus.com, they are usually lower-priced there. JoanMN/FL |
- Posted by aliska12000 (My Page) on Tue, Feb 6, 07 at 23:37
I went to a 2gb card but don't want any larger in case the card gets corrupted. Also have 2 1gb cards. I doubt you are talking ext warranty on a card, not worth it. If you are talking about an extended warranty for a camera, I bought one and people talked me out of it, so I cancelled and decided to take my chances. With Mack, you have to send it to who they decide rather than to (in my case) Canon for repairs. I think that's the way it works anyway. I took out a separate insurance policy on all my camera equipment which is supposed to cover loss, theft from home or away, and accidental breakage, probably not any malfunction which I'd have to pay for myself once out of warranty. |
I think the insurance rider is probably a good way to go, they would just replace it if it's junked or dropped. I think the card mfr. might have a one or 2-year warranty on those. For Mack, you send it to NY, or NJ, or wherever they are. I have it on my cams, but now I've read that one might wait a very long time to get the camera back. Don't know if it's true or not. JoanMN/FL |
- Posted by aliska12000 (My Page) on Wed, Feb 7, 07 at 20:21
I don't know either. I never had to send my little Oly in for repairs, and I do have a Mack warranty somewhere for that, but didn't know I might not get the repair facility I'd have preferred at the time I purchased that. I did have to send one lens in already for repair to Canon Irvine CA. They have repair facilities in both CA and NJ. I would not like to have to have my cameras/lenses/etc repaired by anyone else, in or out of warranty. My turnaround time with Canon was excellent, and I may have to send one other lens in for calibration, have to test it out more first. Too cold. Brrrrrrr. I'd advise people to really do their homework before purchasing a Mack warranty. How do you know whom to believe? Some companies I trust, and some I just plain don't know and shy away from. |
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Greetings all,
I just discovered this site a few days ago.
At this time I have a full carry for NYS and another state that borders NY where these permits are not given freely...
This may seem a little cryptic, and it is meant to be so, as below has made me somewhat easy to identify, and the local media, which is very anti gun, would probably make my specific permits public knowledge in a web page or in printed form. They have done so in the past.
Some years ago, I was the victim of an attempted murder by a mentally ill family member, and somehow survived a shotgun attack at short range.
Because of this I was granted the carry permits. The local DA supported the application.
My carry guns are a Kahr PM 9 and a S&W Airweight 38 special. On the HCQ1 and the HNQC I scored 100% with both weapons.
As a point of interest, at the NYS permit was initially a very restricted non carry, because I was "involved in a shooting", and as such there was a higher than normal chance of my "having to use" the gun.
Go figure....
Any way, I am glad to have found this group, and look forward to gleaning from its collective wisdom and also hopefully helping others by sharing the lessons learned since the happy event...


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Douay-Rheims (RHE) | New International Version (NIV) |
1 This was the vision of the likeness of the glory of the Lord, and I saw, and I fell upon my face, and I heard the voice of one that spoke, and he said to me: Son of man, stand upon thy feet, and I will speak to thee. | 1 He said to me, "Son of man, stand up on your feet and I will speak to you." |
2 And the spirit entered into me after that he spoke to me, and he set me upon my feet: and I heard him speaking to me, | 2 As he spoke, the Spirit came into me and raised me to my feet, and I heard him speaking to me. |
3 And saying: Son of man, I send thee to the children of Israel, to a rebellious people, that hath revolted from me, they, and their fathers, have transgressed my covenant even unto this day. | 3 He said: "Son of man, I am sending you to the Israelites, to a rebellious nation that has rebelled against me; they and their fathers have been in revolt against me to this very day. |
4 And they to whom I send thee are children of a hard face, and of an obstinate heart: and thou shalt say to them: Thus saith the Lord God: | 4 The people to whom I am sending you are obstinate and stubborn. Say to them, 'This is what the Sovereign LORD says.' |
5 If so be they at least will hear, and if so be they will forbear, for they are a provoking house: and they shall know that there hath been a prophet in the midst of them. | 5 And whether they listen or fail to listen--for they are a rebellious house--they will know that a prophet has been among them. |
6 And thou, O son of man, fear not, neither be thou afraid of their words: for thou art among unbelievers and destroyers, and thou dwellest with scorpions. Fear not their words, neither be thou dismayed at their looks: for they are a provoking house. | 6 And you, son of man, do not be afraid of them or their words. Do not be afraid, though briers and thorns are all around you and you live among scorpions. Do not be afraid of what they say or terrified by them, though they are a rebellious house. |
7 And thou shalt speak my words to them, if perhaps they will hear, and forbear: for they provoke me to anger. | 7 You must speak my words to them, whether they listen or fail to listen, for they are rebellious. |
8 But thou, O son of man, hear all that I say to thee: and do not thou provoke me, as that house provoketh me: open thy mouth, and eat what I give thee. | 8 But you, son of man, listen to what I say to you. Do not rebel like that rebellious house; open your mouth and eat what I give you." |
9 And I looked, and behold, a hand was sent to me, wherein was a book rolled up: | 9 Then I looked, and I saw a hand stretched out to me. In it was a scroll, |
10 (2-9) and he spread it before me, and it was written within and without: and there were written in it lamentations, and canticles, and woe. | 10 which he unrolled before me. On both sides of it were written words of lament and mourning and woe. |
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These are so easy to put together and I like that they are totally safe.. no nasty chemicals! I can count on them to clean and disinfect my house. They work great for wiping down counters, sinks, doorknobs, light switches, and such.
You'll need:
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- 1 cup water
- 1/2 cup vinegar
- essential oil (I used lemon)
Cut paper towels down to fit in your container.. the deepest one I had would hold slightly less than half a roll of paper towels.
Set out your container and add the water.
Then add the vinegar and essential oil into the container. 5 to 10 drops of essential oil is good.
Put the paper towels in and let them soak for several minutes.
Put the lid on, flip the container upside down, and let sit for another 5 to 10 minutes.
Remove the lid and pull from the center.
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Of course, in a new era of survivalism and in a storm-prone locale where more and more Cleveland and Bradley County homeowners are buying their own generators to offset the short-term effects of such outages, the wait times for return-of-service don't seem as long.
But a Reliability Indices Comparison report for 2012 shows a lot more Cleveland Utilities customers enjoyed the comforts of consistent electrical service than those who had to live without.
In a recent monthly update by CU Electric Division Vice President Bart Borden, members of the Cleveland Board of Public Utilities received a lesson in statistical data, most of which came with complex acronyms requiring some detailed explanations by the Electric Division leader.
Once the informational dust had settled, it became apparent Cleveland Utilities customers fared OK in electric service reliability, both in consistency of power and infrequency of service interruptions.
For instance, throughout the entire year of 2012, a utility industry measure called the Average Service Availability Index (ASAI) showed 99.9886 percent of CU customers had electric power service in total customer minutes. ASAI takes into account conventional service, normal conditions and traditional interruptions.
The Reliability Indices Comparison Report "... excludes major storms such as the tornado events of April 2011 and March 2012," Borden explained. Including data from these infrequent natural disasters would skew ASAI reliability data.
Borden also pointed out power outages are defined as "... greater than 1.05 minutes in duration."
A few other measures used within the utility industry to gauge its effectiveness, and which Borden included in his reliability report, include:
1. Customer Average Interruption Duration Index (CAIDI), which gives the average outage duration that any given customer experiences, shows the CU rate in 2012 to be 56.45 minutes. Borden described the CAIDI rate to mean "average minutes interrupted per interrupted customer." The average length for North American utilities, according to IEEE (the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers), is 1.36 hours.
2. System Average Interruption Duration Index (SAIDI), which gives the average outage duration for each customer served, shows the CU rate in 2012 to be 60.25 minutes. Borden described the SAIDI rate to mean "average minutes interrupted per customer for all customers." The average North American utility rate is 1.50 hours, according to IEEE.
3. System Average Interruption Frequency Index (SAIFI), which gives the average number of interruptions that a customer would experience, shows the CU rate in 2012 to be 1.07. Borden described the SAIFI to mean the "number of long interruptions per customer for all customers." IEEE reports the average North American utility rate to be 1.10 interruptions per customer.
Data from the American Public Power Association shows the CU reliability indices compare favorably to other power companies within APPA Region 7. In 2012, CU's ASAI of 99.9886 was lower than the region's 99.978; the CU CAIDI of 56.45 was lower than the region's 56.64; and the CU SAIFI of 1.07 was considerably lower than the region's 1.31. Only CU's SAIDI number of 60.25 minutes was higher than the region rate of 60.16.
Borden's detailed report pointed to the benefits of installing "distribution automation" equipment which is now under way by Cleveland Utilities. Board members previously approved the purchase of certain automated equipment items; however, in order to keep the Electric Division within budget, other automation pieces will be added in a later budget.
This system of utility automation is referred to as Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition (SCADA).
"[An] APPA report indicates utilities with a SCADA system reported 35 percent less interruptions and 31 percent less minutes for interruptions," Borden told board members in his report.
He also pointed to similar data provided by a neighboring utility which is using distribution automation.
"The Electric Power Board of Chattanooga reported a reduction in their SAIDI from 109 minutes to 82.5 minutes since 2011 due to distribution automation equipment," Borden said. "This is a 24 percent improvement."
He pointed out, "Cleveland Utilities is [already] 22.25 minutes less average outage duration for all customers, but does not have as much rural service territory [as Chattanooga's EPB]."
Borden's technical report also included some less complicated terms, some more familiar faces and a few eye-opening results for 2012.
For instance, over the course of last year, the causes of electric service interruptions to CU customers, by percent, included: Overhead equipment failure, 14 percent; underground equipment failure, 3 percent; weather-related, 6 percent; trees, 18 percent; human-created, 7 percent; unknown, 20 percent; and other, 3 percent.
But CU's leading cause of service interruptions in 2012? The crown goes to wildlife, 32 percent.
And the most common culprit among critters? Squirrels.


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Raiding is fun for the first few years, but they never update the content fast enough or they nerf everything into the ground.
I had a blast playing and liked all the people I played with. They are what keep me interested in WOW, but Wrath is the same old same old. Unless you are to blinded by your addiction to see it.
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Indoor Paintball Guns For Advanced Paintballers
There are indoor paintball guns for advanced paintballers out there. The best paintball guns can provide the advanced players with what they need when it comes to an ultimate paintball gun. Not only that, but the player has full control over the gun that they choose to use during game play. This allows advanced players to be even more advanced during the game.
- Tippman 98 AK 47. The Tippman 98 AK 47 is a large gun, but with a large gun comes power. It can be used both inside and outside when playing paintball. This is because you want to ensure that you get the most power with the right gun. This is not only inexpensive, but it is easy to handle and experts in the paintball field feel this is the top pick when it comes to indoor play.
- Azodin Blitz 2011. The Azodin Blitz is a gun that a lot of players, even the beginners enjoy. This is because the gun has easy handling, but also a lot of power. It can be silenced as well so there is no need to worry about it echoing through the rooms when it goes off inside. This is why they choose this gun over a lot of others.
- Bob Long G6R Gen 6 Intimidator. The intimidator is a paintball gun that many experienced players like to play with. Not only does it shoot fast, but it provides excellent grips for running and holding on during game play. They enjoy this if there are a lot of obstacles in the course.
- BT BT4 ERC. The BT BT4 is a gun that is not widely known by first time players. This is why experts in the paintball field like to get them and show them off. They are quiet and do not give the kick that normal guns give when firing. Their firing range is not as far as the above guns however. This is why it is not at the top of the list.
- CCI Phantom. The Phantom is exactly that, quiet. It doesn't have a lot of power which is why it is so quiet. It is great for sneaking up on opponents however. This is great for in a large room and quietly stalking your pray. The controls are a bit hard to navigate, but for experts it can be wonderful.


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Villas in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka In Style's villa directory includes the finest properties around the island. The majority of these are found along the south coast in Bentota, Galle, Thalpe and Tangalle. If you are travelling to Sri Lanka with a large group of friends or your family, then you may prefer the privacy of having your own house or bungalow.
Almost all of the villas in Sri Lanka come with a well-trained body of staff including a professional chef. A nanny service is also available on request.
The advantage with young children is that the villas are often set in large gardens with swimming pools, which provide hours of entertainment and fun.
For more information on individual villas in Sri Lanka, go to the Sri Lanka In Style Villa Listing.


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Osipoff: RailCats head toward tryout, camp
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The RailCats had viewed Bear Bay as their likely ace this season.
But the veteran right-hander has signed with the San Diego Padres, who assigned him to their Triple-A affiliate in Tucson.
"Obviously, he was a big acquisition for us," RailCats manager Greg Tagert said on Monday, with his team officially opening spring training on Saturday. "He's somebody we had penciled in if not for Opening Day, then for the home opener. I've been on the phone off and on all day. I hate to use the word scrambling, but we're exploring our options.
"I don't know if we'll have to be lucky to replace a guy like Bear, but there are not a lot of guys at that level just sitting out there. There were guys who were released from affiliated organizations who were reluctant to commit to independent baseball, but we'll revisit that. Maybe on May 2, May 3, maybe they'll rethink it. That's what we hope will happen."
The RailCats signed Bay — who went 8-11 with a 5.19 ERA in 28 games, including 25 starts, last season for the Los Angeles Angels' Triple-A affiliate at Salt Lake, after three straight excellent independent seasons — on March 2, and knew they could lose him, with his background. But they had felt better about retaining him once late March and early April had come and gone.
"At this time of the year, you don't expect it to happen," Tagert said. "It's great for him, but the timing is not the best from the RailCats' standpoint.
"It was a little surprising with the timing, but it just shows you his talent level. He's going to supplant somebody in that Triple-A rotation."
The RailCats also have lost rookie catcher Dan Pellegrino, who signed with the Baltimore Orioles. Tagert said Pellegrino was sent to extended spring training, and then will head to short-season A-ball. That departure was less surprising, considering Pellegrino had worked out for several clubs in February and March.
"He's a little short with the bat, but he's an excellent defender," Tagert said.
The RailCats will have some changes on their coaching staff.
Jake Upwood takes over as pitching coach, and Marc Fink joins the staff as the first base/utility coach. Upwood pitched for the RailCats in 2003, and Fink began his playing career in the Milwaukee Brewers organization.
Tom Thornton, last season's pitching coach, accepted a research position at the University of Chicago.
"It's a great program," Tagert said. "Tom was torn between his two loves — baseball and being in the classroom. It was the opportunity of a lifetime for him."
C.J. Thieleke, last season's third base coach, took the same job with the Frontier League expansion team the Schaumburg Boomers under manager Jamie Bennett, the former RailCats pitching coach.
Dennis Pelfrey, the RailCats hitting coach last season, will take over as third base coach this season. And in his fourth season on the staff, Mick Curran will be the hitting coach, after he was the utility coach in 2011.
"It's a strong staff," Tagert said. "They all have good backgrounds, with experience at the independent level."
Brendan Sagara — Tagert's pitching coach in his first season with the RailCats in 2005, the fifth straight season Sagara had worked in that capacity with Tagert — was hired over the winter as the pitching coach of the Jamestown Jammers, the Miami Marlins' affiliate in the short-season Single-A New York-Penn League.
The RailCats are scheduled to hold their open tryout on Thursday. But they got a bit of a head start on Monday.
Several players were unable to make it on Thursday, so Tagert arranged for a workout on Monday.
Right-hander Derek Drage already has been invited back to pitch in a simulated game over the weekend. The Pittsburgh Pirates selected Drage, currently a coach at North Iowa Area Community College, in the 21st round of the 2004 draft, but he has had surgery to repair a torn labrum; as such, he was expected to undergo a physical on Friday, along with the players already under contract.
Crown Point and Purdue left-hander Matt Jansen was supposed to throw on Monday, but the weather prevented him. So he was expected to be among those attending Thursday's tryout.


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Jay Cross helps people work and live smarter. Jay is the Johnny Appleseed of informal learning. He wrote the book on it. He was the first person to use the term eLearning on the web. He has challenged conventional wisdom about how adults learn since designing the first business degree program offered by the University of Phoenix.
Google Analytics tells me these are 2012′s greatest hits on jaycross.com.
Dan Pink has written another best seller. (The book won't be released until December 31 but is already in its third printing.) The U.S. Government reports that one worker in eight is a sales person. Dan disagrees. He thinks we're all sales people, even though a lot of us are engaged in "non-sales selling." Instructors, lawyers, doctors, bankers, and you and I spend a lot of time persuading, influencing, and convincing others to do something even though it doesn't ring the cash register.
"The science is still evolving, but we believe that sitting is harmful in itself," says Dr. Toni Yancey, a professor of health services at the University of California, Los Angeles.
Organizations and their people are members of many different types of networks, for example, communities of practice, the company social network, and close-knit collaborative work teams. You need to optimize participation in all of them.
What do the following people have in common?
(They did not graduate from college.)
Here's the overall prescription.
Could my outbursts against the computer be stressing me out? Nobel prize winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman has demonstrated that the slightest emotional transaction can color one's mood for hours. And I was swearing at my computer whenever I hit a glitch, which translates into one rant every fifteen or twenty minutes throughout the day.
Would it make me happier if I stopped griping about the machine? I decided to find out. (It's working.)
What does the phrase Don't take this personally bring to mind?
Being fired?
Not being selected for the new project team?
Being assigned a task you don't want to do?
Who's kidding whom? These things are very personal.
The world of business is undergoing a profound shift. Workers are making more of their own decisions. They don't want to be told what to do. They want to learn but they don't want to be trained. Learning is shifting from top-down to bottom-up and sideways. Collaboration is replacing command and control.
It's not that training departments have started screwing up; it's that the world around them has changed. Training departments push training, while workers search and ask for the information they need. Both just want to get the job done, but they're operating in different eras. The disparity creates a power struggle that the workers are destined to win.
Flipping Corporate Learning
More important for learning outcomes, the time spent in class can be put to more productive use. Learners convene to get answers to questions, discuss examples, put what they've learned in context, debate, explore, and extend their knowledge. Instead of passively listening to an instructor, they actively engage the material. Instructors, freed of the need to mouth the words of lessons, focus on helping learners understand things and coaching individuals. These activities can take place online, and people can learn from one another in virtual communities and support groups.


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Welcome to the web site for Dr. Deanne M Roberts MD.
My practice focus is Integrative Medicine, with a particular interest in Nutritional Medicine.
I favour a relentlessly individualized approach that emphasizes a wholistic view of the person within their circumstances, and the integration of a broad spectrum of treatment and prevention options.
"Your Blooming Health" refers to:
- you are the one who plays the central role in your health. There is a British phrase "it's your bloomin' ….. " that is used to emphasize your ownership of the matter at hand.
- each individual blossom is unique and there are are an endless variety of blossoms
- each blossom can only come into full optimal form if the plant is (mostly) well
- nutritional factors are particularly involved in plant health and optimal blossoming
- growing and coming into bloom is a process that develops over time
- there is something inspiring and beautiful and wondrous about each unique blossom
"A Curious Way to Thrive" refers to:
- the days are long gone of finding health by being told what to do. It requires individual exploration. It can take a lot of individual exploration! Having an attitude of curiosity is a core health skill.
- "a way" refers to the reality that what we will be undertaking is a journey, a process over time.
- thrive is the goal. Your global state of net wellness and quality of life is what counts, including your expression of your values and choices and meaning in life. This trumps any specific narrow medical goals, and all interventions must intimately be considered with this in mind.
I have been fascinated and inspired by the powerful role of nutrition in health since my first year in University. This enthusiasm led to graduating as head of the class with my degree in Human Nutrition from the University of British Columbia. Next came medical school, also at UBC.
I have been practicing Integrative Medicine and Nutritional Medicine for over 30 years. My first courses in acupuncture, biofeedback and Mind-Body skills were in 1982-83. The core of my practice has always focused primarily on using nutrition and foods as tools to better health.
This includes:
• metabolic health, metabolic syndrome, inflammation
• health-focused weight management,
• digestive issues related to foods,
• food allergies and sensitivities, celiac disease,
• food cravings and dysregulated eating patterns,
• blood sugar stability and regulation, diabetes
• and so on.
Over the years, I have also developed a strong interest in fatigue, brain health, mental health and persistent pain.
Many of the people who come to see me are looking for help with problem-solving some health concern they have not found good options for. Often they are feeling "stuck" or discouraged about their health situation and their options. They wonder if looking at this from the view-point of nutrition and the broader view-point of Integrative Medicine might bring some new insight or new options. Some people are seeking to avoid medications or lessen their need for medications when possible.
My practice is limited to these areas of interest. The people who I see need another doctor to be their "primary care physician". If you are looking to find a "GP" or family physician, I do not provide that service. I do not offer care for acute illness or injury. My focus is on long-standing health problems.
Appointments and Billing
Are appointments paid for by MSP or will you be billed for the visit?
Sometimes, yes, MSP will pay. Often the visit will not be billable to MSP.
You can book a brief visit to go over this regarding your specific situation. It isn't your job to try to interpret MSP's complex rules, so you are very welcome to come in and have your questions about this answered in advance.
- Any visits that can be billed to MSP will be. You will never be asked to pay for any medical service that is covered by MSP. However, MSP is an insurance plan and like any insurance plan it has a set of rules for what is covered. One of their key rules is that any service that is billed to MSP must be considered "medically necessary" in their opinion.
- A great deal of what I consider to be vitally important care is viewed by the government Medical Services Plan to be preventive care or "lifestyle" matters. This means that the government often will not pay for the appointments you have with me. After making this my life's work and spending tens of thousands of hours over decades studying and practicing this work, you can imagine that I find this frustrating.
- The over-all approach in all circumstances incorporates a strong component of considering and teaching/coaching regarding lifestyle and prevention. Time may sometimes be spent discussing options that would not be considered the usual treatment interventions, and thus would not be considered "medically necessary".
- In terms of weight management care particularly, the Medical Services Plan has (unfortunately) decided to consider non-surgical treatment for weight management to be a lifestyle intervention.
- Thus, if you are coming for an appointment, there is a likelihood that the appointment will not be covered by (paid for by) MSP.
- If you are thinking of coming as a new patient and you want to know if the visit(s) would be covered by MSP or not, you can ask to first have a brief "meet and greet" visit. See below.
- Fees paid do count as a medical expense on your tax return, so you can save your receipts for that.
- For those who have extended medical benefits – the rules vary widely according to different plans. You would need to check with your plan regarding coverage.
No-Charge "Meet and Greet" Visit
You could choose to book your first appointment as a brief initial introductory visit, for which there will not be any charge. This way, if you are not sure whether or not MSP would pay for your visits, we can meet to briefly go over your situation and I can answer any questions you have about this. The medical history form is especially important in this situation.
Please Note: This form of initial visit would be a "meet and greet". It would not be a sort-of "mini-consultation" in which I would start an investigation or treatment plan.
Important Information for All New Patients:
The Medical History Form (oh, no!)
If you are coming to the office as a new patient or I have not seen you within the past 2 years, please print out and make use of this history form. You can bring it in with you when you come. There is no need to send it in advance. (Unless you are coming from out of town, in which case please send as much info as possible and then we would have a phone or video chat.)
The history form is offered as a way for you to get much more value out of your first appointments. Yes, it does take time to fill it in and that can be tedious. Realistically, it would take even more time for me to ask you each of the questions, give you time to think through your responses and then record all the answers step by step.
The process of finding out about you and your life is something that I love to do – it is a very interesting and pleasurable way to spend time together. However, I don't want to spend our time together with me focusing on recording all the extensive info that is needed. We will still talk extensively about your history and your concerns. It's just that the process of taking it all down as notes is very time consuming and detracts from the real job at hand.
I would like you to receive as much "usefulness" out of each visit as possible, and using a history form is one of the best ways to improve the usefulness of the time we spend together.
So, as boring as it may seem, the purpose of the history form is to save you both time and money. Please be prepared to spend a chunk of time when completing the history form. You will get the most value from it by filling it out at least a day in advance, which will give your mind a chance to reflect on your answers. People often report that in the process they recall things they had forgotten about. You may arrive at new insights or new questions.
For the longer questions, often people prefer to use their computer to write out their responses and print that out to bring in. People often are consulting with me about one or more medical problems that can date back over years. There may be a fairly long story to tell and many important comments and details. You are welcome to bring in several pages of notes if that would be helpful.
It is best to print the form as 6 single-sided pages, rather than printing it double-sided.
If you would prefer, a Medical History Form can be mailed to you or sent by fax.
Information From Your Medical Records
There may be recent lab test results, medical investigations, reports from consultations with specialists, etc. that would be important to share with me. Please consider bringing copies of these to your appointment.
If you do not have copies of these that you can bring in, you have two options. One choice is that you can request copies of lab test results and other medical reports. A growing number of people have adopted the practice of doing this routinely. For example, when you go to the medical lab, you can request a copy of the report. For anything that has already been done and is in your chart, you can ask your doctor's office for copies to keep for your own records. I think it is a very wise practice for people to keep records and notes regarding their health and their medical history.
The other option is that you can ask your doctor's office to forward copies of your medical documents directly to my office. This would usually be done by fax or by mail. Your doctor's office will not send your medical information to me without your permission. If you wish, you can print out the page below, which is a Medical Release Form. When you talk to your doctor's office, you can take or send this form.
Consent for Release of Medical Records


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Assembly 370. Committee 3-Refugees.
1. On 7th December Committee 3 discussed resolution approving Constitution of I.R.O. and arrangement for a preparatory Commission (see pages 2, 3, 4 document A/127) and also interim arrangements (pages 5, 6, 7 of A/127).
2. Lebanese amendment to resolution urging members of United Nations to give favourable consideration to receiving in their territories fair share of non-repatriable refugees was carried.
Resolution as a whole was then carried by 26 votes to 4. We registered an abstention on behalf of Australia.
3. There was opposition, mainly from countries of origin, to paragraph 3 of interim arrangements, on the ground that Preparatory Commission would be authorised to take over functions of existing organisations before it was even certain that I.R.O.
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Funds from partnerships don't just come in the form of direct investment, says Steve Spinelli, director of the Arthur M. Blank Center for Entrepreneurship at Babson College in Wellesley, Massachusetts. "You can get a lease or 180-day terms," he says. "That's cash flow of a strategic nature."
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Sometimes par is good enough.
At least it was for Cody Godfrey on Sunday at Cleveland Country Club.
The former Walker Valley Mustang came home with a second round even-par 72 after shooting 3-under-par 69 Saturday to capture first place at the 10th annual Cleveland Invitational golf tournament, winning by three strokes over former Walker Valley teammate Hunter Vest.
Joe Markam (146) ended in third with Brandon Cissom and Jerod Baldwin rounding out the top five with 147.
Two birdies and a bogey on the front nine set Godfrey up for an eagle on 10. A birdie on 12 set the winner up with a comfortable lead that was good enough to survive a triple bogey on the finishing hole.
"I played really well up until my last hole, I made triple bogey. I don't know exactly what my lead was going into the hole, but I know I had a big enough lead where it was enough to win," said the champion. "I really just tried to get it around the front nine. I figured even par on the front would be really good and that's what I ended up shooting."
Vest, who recently wrapped up a first-rate college career at Lee University, finished second with rounds of 69 and 75, ending the two-day tournament with an even-par 144.
"I felt overall I played better than my 75. The greens were firm and it was playing pretty tough. I didn't get too many putts to go my way," he said after the grueling round.
Vest was forced to hustle early after a bogey on No. 2. Following a string of pars, Vest carded another bogey at seven and made the turn at 2-over with pars at eight and nine.
Another par at No. 10 was trumped by Godfrey's eagle, forcing Vest to play catch-up the rest of the way.
"I hit the green in two on 10 and three-putted for par and Cody makes a long eagle. That was kind of a pretty big swing. I couldn't get much going on the greens when I had luck," he said.
The swing at 10 gave Godfrey the momentum needed to win the day.
"The back is where you make your hay, that's where you make your birdies," explained the winner. "I eagled 10, birdied 12 and kind of coasted in from there, then tripled 18," Godfrey said through a chuckle. "That was a sloppy finish."
The new champion said he felt like he didn't put too much pressure on himself to finish, stating it was simply a bad swing on the tee box that led to the triple.
"I just got up on the tee and didn't make that great of a swing, and hit it in a bad spot. It was just a sloppy hole, just careless. I played well overall, though."
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Hello to all plant lovers...! I have a question regarding something that has happened to me for years now, and am wondering if I can do anything about it. It's regarding Basil plants trying to go to seed far too early..........sometimes within a week of planting in the ground! Am I doing something wrong, or is this just what Basil does?? Like I said earlier, this has been the case for YEARS when I plant this lovely herb. My girlfriend says I'd better keep it cut back or it will go to seed and then die.. Is this correct? I would welcome any information anyone might have on this subject.... Thanks in advance for any info you can provide..! |
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My basil loves to go to seed. That is it's mission in life. To go to seed and die. It takes almost daily pruning for me to stay on top. It seeds like crazy! I would let one or two go to seed for next year's seeds and trades. |
- Posted by balloonflower CO 5b (My Page) on Wed, Jul 17, 13 at 23:31
As Zackey stated--it's basil's mission in life to go to seed then die. It's an annual, that's what it does. Some varieties bolt faster than others (Thai basil is notorious for fast flowering). Some bolting may be weather related, some may be crowding, moisture, whatever related. Potted basils will generally try to bolt faster than in-ground. When you state that your plants try to flower within a week of planting, I'm assuming you're buying starts from a store. If they've been in their pot for too long and the roots don't have enough room, the silly little plants decide they have no more room to grow, so they must flower and complete their cycle. Your girlfriend is correct--continual harvest and pinching will prolong the life of the plant, encouraging more leaf production and bushing, and honestly keep it healthier overall. Sounds like you're doing what you need to be doing. |
Thank you both very much for the responses to this question.. Sounds like the "going to seed" issue is quite normal and obviously necessary for the continuation of the species.. Had not factored in the time spent in pots before I bought the plant! Thanks again, S |
Actually, basil(especially Asian/Thai varieties) are nice flowering plants, like salvia. Sometime I plant them in pots along with miniature hot peppers ...and regular flowers. |
In general basil confined in pots will go to seed faster than that grown in the ground. You could save some mature seed and plant your own seedlings. |
Wanted to let all of you know that I now have my scissors out near the basil plants in the garden and elsewhere near the pots.. I'm a seed trimming fool after reading your posts and I certainly don't want them to die anytime soon.......because there is so much Pesto to make, and so little time........until next year that is..:) Thanks to all of you for your help on this.. |
There is a simple solution: PINCH BACK AND EAT. isn't that why we grow basil? Unless you wan it as an ornament plant , then LET IT BLOOM !. It will look even better with flowers. |
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I have to agree with all you guys. It took time to get used to cutting back plants. I didn't realize this was necessary to help a plant max out its potential. I too am growing Thai/Cinnamon Basil for its ornamental value only. It flowers are great looking. Also growing sweet, Genovese, lemon, lime and purple basil. Can't forget about all my other friends.......sage, pinapple sage, oregano, parsley, rau rum, rosemary, sweet marjoram, thyme, several veggies and some cool flowers as well. Rambling......but fun! |
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If you buy quality basil plants, they will not bolt within a week.It should be at least a month. Many nurseries will sell plants that have become root-bound, and these are really useless. If you must buy plants, look for small ones that have deep green leaves with no yellowing. Gently tap the plant out of the pot to inspect the roots. If they are tightly filling all the space inside the pot, forget it. It's much better to grow from seed, as has been said here already. |
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I received several copies of the magazine from my mother's belongings when she passed on. I found a navitity set in Sep/Oct 1988. It has the shephard, sheep, & donkey. I am looking for the previous (1987) years patterns for Mary, Joseph, baby Jesus and the angel. Also the following year (1989)was to have the three wise men and camel. I would greatly appreciate a copy of these patterns. I am planning on doing the set for my grand children. Thank you |
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Hi, Vickie - I know I have at least one part of that set. I will check at home tonight and see if I have anything you can use. |
Sorry, Vickie :( - that pattern must have been a victim of my latest sewing room cleaning! I don't have it any more. But I know someone on this site has stitched them, because I saw pictures of the set in someone's photo album. Hopefully they'll be able to help! |
hi vickie, i believe i have the patterns you are looking for email if you are interested Maggie |
I am quite sure I have those patterns. Please e-mail me if you still need them. firstname.lastname@example.com |
- Posted by VickieAnne (My Page) on Fri, Dec 3, 04 at 14:38
Dear Cross Stitcher fans, I regretably did not find anyone who had the patterns I was looking for. So I am again putting out the request for the nativity scene patterns from book sept/oct 87 and sept/oct 89. Please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com if you would be willing to share these patterns. Thank you in advance VickieAnne |
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VickieAnne, I answered another post where you requested the Sept/Oct 87 book. I am looking at it right now. It has Mary, Joseph, an angel, and Jesus in the Manger on the cover. You are welcome to it. Sending you an email. |
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I am now in search of May/June of 89. As my copy became the victim of my dog. I am particularly looking for the tooth fairy pillow pattern and the by the sea pattern in this issue. I was cross stitching the tooth fairy pillow and the dog thought it would be a good toy. Anyway I would really appreciate copies of these two patterns. Thank you in advance. VickieAnne |
I have found issues of this magazine in my grandmother's things. My 13-year-old daughter has taken up my grandmother's hobby of cross stitching. We had found a series of "hen" patterns in this magazine. We have two, but are missing the one featured in the November/December 1988 issue. It is of a white leghorn. If you have this, please e-mail me. My daughter wants to stitch these- we actually found where my "Mammaw" had started the Rhode Island Red and my daughter is now finishing this. Thank you in advance. Teri Mashburn |
I am desperately looking for the 3 wise men, I have the issues from 1994 with the Holy Family, Angel, camel, and shepherd, but I do not have the wise men for some reason. I want to make my Mom and my daughters these for the next few Christmases. Any help would be greatly appreciated! |
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A rental house on 216th Place was ransacked and heavily damaged Jan. 12 or 13, according to police.
The landlord told police that the prior tenant may have trashed the house in retaliation for being evicted on New Year's Day. Police were looking for the tenant to question him.
Police said someone tore off the kitchen cabinets, scattered charcoal and paint on the carpets and turned on all the faucets after clogging the drains, causing extensive water damage to floors, ceilings, walls and carpet.
The landlord had requested extra police patrols by the house after the tenant threatened to "trash the place" if his family didn't get back their security deposit immediately, police said.
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