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Doc Talk: What's the connection between heart disease and erectile dysfunction?
Erectile dysfunction (difficulty maintain an erection during sex) is a lesser-known early warning sign of heart disease in men. But what is the connection between these two conditions?
"When plaque builds up in your arteries, it affects your heart," said Dr. Kevin M. Young, a Saint Thomas Heart cardiologist. "Many of the smallest arteries in your body are in the penis. They are the first to get clogged with plaque, so erectile dysfunction may be an early symptom of heart disease."
The condition where plaque builds up in your arteries is called Atherosclerosis. In addition to affecting your arteries, which supply your heart and other organs with blood, it can increase your risk of other conditions, such as strokes and aneurysm.
So how can you tell if erectile dysfunction is related to heart disease, or to another cause? Having these risk factors increases the chance that it might be a sign of heart problems:
- Other health conditions, such as diabetes, high cholesterol or high blood pressure;
- Lifestyle factors, such as smoking cigarettes;
- A family history of heart disease, especially if a close relative (a parent or sibling) had heart disease at a young age;
- Age, as the younger you are, the more likely it is that erectile dysfunction is related to heart disease.
If you're experiencing erectile dysfunction and any of these risk factors apply, it may be time to see your physician. He or she can recommend lifestyle changes that will help keep your heart healthy (and thus improve blood flow everywhere else). Or, in the case of more serious symptoms, you'll be able to work with your physician to start addressing heart problems now, rather than later.
For more information about Saint Thomas Health, please visit www.stthomas.org.Dr. Young practices in Franklin and Columbia, Tenn. To schedule appointment at either office, please call 615-565-6670.


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Last month, the FDA released draft guidance on social media and internet platforms with character space limitations and a separate draft guidance for correcting misinformation posted online. Some of us had been waiting for these guidelines for five years or more.
I discussed these guidance documents with Kathi Browne in a Google+ Hangout on Air:
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Better days are coming for Red Hat
(RHT - Get Report) once the company reports earnings Wednesday.
Right now the company is a victim of lower expectations -- the market's, thanks to overreaction to weak guidance from the company.
Since reaching its 2014 high of $60.52 back in March, shares of the enterprise software giant have been in the red -- down nearly 10% in the last three months and 7% for the year to date, based on the closing price of $52.14 Monday.
But with so many new companies embracing Rad Hat's OpenStack standard, astute investors should buy the stock now. Red Hat should easily beat expectations when it reports fiscal 2015 first-quarter earnings results Wednesday.
I won't deny that Red Hat has seen better days. But the growth rate in the company's enterprise Linux solution is not as bad as initially perceived.
When you combine this with Red Hat's confidence in next year's adoption rate for OpenStack and its Cloud platforms, these shares should reach $60 in 12 months, if not sooner. Of the 30 analysts that cover the company, there is a median price target of $64.50. The highest price target is $74.
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This championship game is a taste of the total NHL game experience, consisting of elements such as a ceremonial face-off, a public address announcer, off-ice officials, jumbotron scoreboard and video, music during breaks in play, and locker room accommodations.High school teams from Knoxville, Memphis, and Nashville compete in a qualifying tournament to determine the participants in the Predators Cup. The Nashville Predators established the Predators Cup during the 1999-00 season as part of the team's mission to increase the visibility of hockey on the amateur level in Tennessee.
For the 2010-2011, 2011-2012, 2012-2013 seasons, the regular season champion will be awarded the GNASH Cup rather than there being a tournament played for it. Our end of year tournament this season will actually be replacing the state tournament (Predators Cup). This change has been instituted due to the inability to field like-competition teams from Memphis and Knoxville this year. Please visit the Tournament Page for more information on this years State Tournament Preds Cup or visit www.nashvillepredators.com/predscup


text: The excitement surrounding the Netrunner LCG at GenCon this year was beyond anything I've ever seen… A line of hundreds and hundreds of people with three (and sometimes six!) copies of the Netrunner LCG core set went on for hours. We were able to grab a one on one demo of Netrunner and have posted it to our website. We're amped about the Netrunner LCG and will be adding the blog categories to the site for the game in the next day or two. Enjoy!


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A revised version of an individual lesson plan developed by
Harvey R. Rabinowitz, Oceanside High School, Oceanside, Long Island,
Courses for Which the Lesson is Intended:
Middle school and junior high school general science classes.
Earth science classes
Types of Teaching/Learning Activities Employed in this Lesson:
Students are presented with a hypothetical scenario for discussion.
Students work in cooperative groups of three. Each group strives to reach
a consensus decision. Each group devises a skit in which members role-play
the hypothetical scenario. Summary questions are provided for further group
discussion and completion for homework.
Category that Best Describes this Lesson:
Social issues.
Ethics/Values Issues Raised by this Lesson:
Environmental values; relationships between law and ethics; personal
responsibility; responsibility for the behavior of others; effective communication;
negotiating consensus.
Students work in cooperative groups of three. They are presented with
the hypothetical scenario described below, along with two questions for
discussion. They are instructed to strive for a consensus decision in their
responses to the questions. Then each group will be asked to devise a short
skit in which members role-play the individuals and situations outlined
in the scenario. Finally, summary questions are provided for further group
discussion and completion for homework. Homework assignments can be for
each student to prepare alone, or each group can be asked to prepare a
consensus statement that represents decisions and responses arrived at
by all members.
Hypothetical Scenario:
A student has just completed a short unit of study on recycling in her science class. As a part of this unit, she receives a copy of the official town policy on recycling, which recommends the placement of newspapers, scrap (non-glossy) paper, and all metallic and plastic objects in an official town container that is placed curbside each week. She has become convinced of the importance of and need for recycling. This student and her family are friendly with their next-door neighbor; she has done some minor chores and run errands for the neighbor. While walking to school, she has observed her neighbor setting out trash containers which, she notices, never contain any recyclables. In her own home she is careful to recycle all acceptable materials, but her parents only recycle a few items, sporadically, and sometimes not at all.
Questions for Study Group Discussion and Formation of a Consensus Decision:
Group member Role Group Notes
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Summary Questions (to be completed after group discussion and presentation):
This lesson requires students to engage in shared reflection on their
convictions concerning a significant issue in society today--recycling.
It also requires them to connect what they learn in science class with
their daily affairs. In the hypothetical scenario it is clear that the
student believes that recycling is important, and she incorporates this
in her own treatment of recyclable materials. However, the scenario raises
another kind of question of responsibility. What responsibility, if any,
does one have to attempt to persuade others to share, and act on, that
same belief?
An interesting feature of the lesson as described here is that students
work together in small groups, and they are expected to try to reach consensus.
This is a valuable activity in its own right, since such cooperative undertakings
are typical of much of what we must do in our everyday and work worlds.
Furthermore, striving for consensus requires listening carefully to others
and trying to negotiate differences in ways that extend respect for those
whose views may be different. This often results in genuine changes in
our ideas, since others may bring up important matters that we would not
think of on our own. But it also exemplifies some of the features of democratic
life, especially those that require cooperative action even when there
is not full agreement among those who must act together.
At the same time, insisting on consensus, particularly in controversial
areas, is not always desirable. A consensus view is not necessarily more
likely to be more adequate than a dissenting view. So, students should
not be encouraged to think that consensus necessarily determines what is
As described above, this lesson requires groups to role-play attempting
to persuade others to recycle. It is quite possible, however, that some
groups will reach a consensus that, while the student should try to approach
a parent, she should not (or need not) approach the neighbor. Or a group
might conclude that the neighbor should be approached, but not a parent.
Or a group might conclude that neither should be, or need be, approached.
For these groups, role-playing the student approaching neighbor or parent
might be difficult (although still worth trying). A possible variation
on the lesson would be to allow groups simply to role-play whatever consensus
they obtain. For example, the student could be portrayed as discussing
with her friends why she is reluctant to approach either a parent or the
neighbor. The friends can be portrayed as trying to convince her that she
should. Or she could be portrayed as discussing with a parent why she (or
the parent) thinks it best not to approach the neighbor. And so on.
The final assignment, writing responses to the summary questions, is important because it requires students to put their thoughts on paper--after there has been much exchanging of ideas with others. This will encourage further reflection, and it will encourage students to refine their thoughts even further. This can be a group assignment, requiring an effort to formulate a group consensus statement (although it would be good to allow individual differences to be expressed as well). Or each student could be required individually to write responses to the questions.


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Exchange ActiveSync is great for "push" email synchronization with mobile devices, but as a mobile device management platform it has serious architectural and administrative limitations that leave you exposed to significant security risks. To illustrate the point, let's examine how many company's enable access to Exchange from mobile devices.
Every two weeks the Customer Platform Services team at Fiberlink hosts a webinar on topics of interest to mobile IT professionals. On November 4, we presented a webinar on Enabling Android in the Enterprise. The webinar was meant to provide practical advice to IT practitioners that wanted or needed to take advantage of the new Exchange features supported in Android 2.2 (Froyo) like remote-wipe and password policy enforcement.
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Australia's Outback Could Get Web Via TV Antenna
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From now until the snow falls is the best time to see our fantastic display of ornamental grasses. They are planted in every garden so be sure to them all.
From now until the snow falls is the best time to see our fantastic display of ornamental grasses. They are planted in every garden so be sure to them all.
The temperatures are beginning to cool down and our roses are still showing off. Come take a walk through our gardens and see how many different cultivars you can count.
It has been an interesting year, that's for sure. Everything is blooming later than normal and some blooming periods are lasting longer, but either way things are in full swing right now. You'll find these beauties as you walk through the garden.
Today was the perfect day for a hike in the Natural Area. With approximately 3 1/2 miles of trails to hike, Red Butte is a great place to come and escape the city for a while and see some cool native flowers.
I think we're FINALLY in springtime.... The daffodils are finishing up and the lilacs, crabapples and viburnums are almost in full swing.
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Things have been blooming up here since early February, but up until now winter seems to keep covering them with a blanket of snow....although, as I type this, the rain is turning to snow.
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Martin Brodeur is old. Well, old for a hockey player. If you haven't heard this lately, you probably don't have the internet. Or a TV. Or you just don't care about hockey. Anyway, we all know that Brodeur is becoming what I hesitate to call an "ageless wonder". I hesitate because it's a stupid phrase but it kind of applies, even though he's been showing his age for a few years now. So maybe it doesn't apply. Whatever.
We know that Brodeur is old because the media keeps telling us (hypocrisy!) and I'm half surprised that we haven't seen a billion comparisons between Brodeur and Jamie Moyer. I like to imagine they hang out at the Old Athletes Country Club and have old man arguments.
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DH and I arrived home at about the same time; he was at the a mailbox; as I drove up, he pointed to the BOX on our front steps! Oh my! I said "who is it from?' He said "doesn't say."
I looked and my name was in gorgeous caligraphy. But . . . I said, "it can't be from Karen, she already sent her package". . . But it was from Pa. I was pretty sure she was from Pa. Oh my. . . And there was clearly the most beautiful name label I have ever seen (I have it) ... before doing anything (I am a delayed gratification person) I checked Karen's info -- sure enough PA! I really found that exciting because I bonded a lot with the idea of the twins going off to Kindergarten (and memories of my three monster creatures). . . now grown up but never gone. The box itself was beautiful. I took a picture, but it revealed too much about ourselves for the net. Ask Alison-- my box was a mess. There was a letter. I knew all that stuff! But wow . . . she sure knew a lot about me! Yikes. I am pretty transparent and Karen really did her research. Well she is sooo thoughtful and smart and "my goodness" thorough. Here are my goodies.
Take a look at these.
Thank you. I feel very cared for . . . swap partner. Adele |
Follow-Up Postings:
Yay! What a wonderful package Adele! (Is that a Colorado columbine on the front of the recipe binder?) The 'yummie' look wonderful, too. Pickapeppa is great, but the others sound good, too. Fuzzy Navel Jam -- wasn't someone speculating about 'Cosmo' jelly? Must be a trend. Great job, Karen, and it's sounds like you'll be enjoying some of these for years, Adele! |
Oh, the tea towels are lovely, I really like that color, and the Cooking Forum Cookbook is such a good, creative idea. Annie |
Adele, Nice! We now have matching zesters...I got one today too! Karen. Just lovely gifts. Jayne |
How thoughtful, I love the cooking forum recipe cards and book and the blueberry jalapeno preserves sound good. Karen, you are so talented. |
Beautiful package! If you don't need those towels I'd be happy to take them off your hands. I'm so impressed with the recipe cards. You'll love that microplane too! Karen, you are a woman of many talents! |
Adele, I know you are going to love the Moosewood Cookbook. I've been to the restaurant several times. You will wonder how you lived without the Zester. And I love the way you displayed the zester :-) Great job on the hand made items Karen! |
- Posted by Teresa_nc7 (My Page) on Thu, Sep 15, 05 at 6:50
Such a beautiful swap package from talented Karen! I'm coveting that Moosewood cookbook here. Enjoy, Adele! Teresa |
What a wonderful and thoughtful swap box! Hey I have a microplane just like that! I've used it more than I thought I ever would - thanks to YOU all. |
What a great box! I love the handmade recipe cards. That is very special. The tea lights with the pets is cute. I love how you displayed the zester. |
Love this box! The handmade cards are very special. Karen you did good! Adel, Enjoy! BTW, I love the tile you used for your backsplash! |
What a great idea that recipe book is--and made just for you recipe cards--that's so special. The Moosewood cookbook has lots of great recipes--their soups esp. And welcome to the microplane zesting world! you'll wonder how you lived without one. Diane |
Great package! I also recently acquired a microplane zester and I LOVE it! When I was in NY recently visiting Cornell U with my son, we actually got to eat at Moosewood -- it was yummy veggie! I'm sure you're gonna love that cookbook! |
What wonderful personal items, Karen. You did a wonderful job. Adele, enjoy all these wonderful treats!!! Please explain, though. You said it couldn't be from Karen, she had already sent her package. Did she? I'm confused...(I know, it doesn't take much...) Stacy |
You are not confused Stacy. I am. I thought I knew what was going on in the swaps and I had a senior moment! (not 50 yet, but close). adele |
Karen must have ESP. I just realized Moosewood is located in Ithaca, NY and it opened in 1973. I lived there from 74-75 -- maybe I went there?? |
- Posted by Karigraphy (My Page) on Thu, Sep 15, 05 at 15:56
Adele - I'm so glad you are enjoying your swap package! After we started to get to know each other a bit online I was feeling like I was keeping a BIG secret! he he he Because you are a newer CF member, but jumped right in as an active participant, I thought you should have your own T&T favorite recipes. In fact, I'm thinking about making a similar binder for myself - you are now officially MUCH more organized than I am. The photo on the front of the binder is of white columbines I had in my garden prior to putting in a new patio that effected the area where they were. I'd love to find them again to add to the garden. They gained sentimental value after the shootings at the school in Columbine. I've been pondering how to do a calligraphy piece that incorporates that image. I have no idea what to do with Fuzzy Navel Jam and Blue Blazes preserves and Mango Ginger Chutney - I picked them because they were unique and YOU would have to use your imagination! Of course, the jam and preserves could go right on top of a bagel. The chutney, now that will take imagination although I've eaten it right out of the jar. Happy zesting and I hope you continue to use and enjoy it all. Karen |
The mango ginger chutney is great mixed in with green beans. I learned that from our Jessica. |
Adele I love both the cookbooks and everything else too. I've seen so many recipes for the Moosewood Restaurant that I'm sure its got to be a great place to eat. Those hand lettered recipe cards should be kept in the family for many generations to come. Be sure and share some recipes!! |
- Posted by dishesdone (My Page) on Fri, Sep 16, 05 at 5:28
Graet package, Karen! Can't wait to hear more about the fuzzy navel jam and blue blazes preserves! The recipe book sounds terrific, what a great idea! Enjoy it all, Adele! Carol |
My challenge this weekend is that I am going to use all of the yummies in some way! Will report back. Adele |
- Posted by Coronabarb (My Page) on Sat, Sep 17, 05 at 17:04
What a great swap box! I love the handmade touches. And Blue Blazes sounds interesting...mmm, spicy blueberry. |
The cards are incredible! I would hate to write on them and ruin them! What a lot of time and energy went into that box. I love the photo of the white columbines. Columbine is our state flower, and of course, the Columbine school thing, well, my nephew graduated from Columbine High this past Spring. (That whole incident was so painful for us.) Anyway, I've never seen white ones. They're BEAUTIFUL! That chutney would probably go well on pork roasts or chops. Also on any curry dishes as a condiment, like shrimp curry. Yum! Enjoy!! |
- Posted by Karigraphy (My Page) on Wed, Sep 21, 05 at 19:45
Marcia - I got the white columbines out of a garden of a friend. She said columbines are notoriously hard to transplant from one garden to another but I gave it a try. It took a few years to get a cluster established. I think I'll be paying my old friend a visit next spring! Karen |
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Baldwin will continue to serve as Southland Park and Delaware North adviser and community representative
WEST MEMPHIS, Ark. (July 12, 2007) – Barry Baldwin is set to retire this month as president of Southland Park Gaming & Racing but will continue to serve the facility and its parent company, Delaware North Companies Gaming & Entertainment, as an adviser and as a representative to the West Memphis community.
Baldwin, who has worked in pari-mutuel racing at Delaware North facilities for 40 years, became general manager of Southland Park in 1995. In 2006, he was named Southland Park's first president, a post that new general manager Troy Keeping will assume.
Keeping said he will continue to consult with Baldwin regarding the more than 50-year-old racing venue, which added 810 games of skill, other amenities, and more than 225 employees – it now employs 550 – with last year's $40 million expansion and renovation. Baldwin will also remain an integral part of Southland Park's community presence, Keeping said.
"Barry will continue to provide valuable insights as we work to enhance Southland Park as a significant regional entertainment destination," said Keeping, who came to Southland Park in May after managing the Majestic Star Casino in Gary, Ind., and holding executive positions at a number of other casinos.
"We are also increasing our already significant level of involvement assisting the West Memphis community, and Barry will be important to that effort," Keeping said.
In addition, because of his experience, expertise and notoriety in pari-mutuel racing, Baldwin will serve as an adviser to Delaware North Companies Gaming & Entertainment and its other gaming and racing facilities.
"I'm grateful to Delaware North for giving me so many opportunities over the years to be a part of this industry," Baldwin said. "Now I can continue to help Southland Park and the community here in West Memphis while still having more time for me and my family."
Baldwin began his career in 1958 as a young helper at the Black Hills Kennel Club in Rapid City, S.D. Committed to climbing his way to the top, Baldwin grew his career as a lead-out, patrol judge, kennel master, scale clerk, chart writer, public relations assistant and, finally, assistant racing secretary for American Greyhound Racing Inc. At age 22, Baldwin was the youngest racing secretary in the history of racing and served in the capacity for 20 years.
In 1991, Baldwin was promoted to general manager of Apache Greyhound Park in Apache Junction, Ariz.
As a committed member of the West Memphis community and an active advocate in the gaming industry, Baldwin also serves as the director of the American Greyhound Track Operations Association and the director of the Greyhound Hall of Fame board of directors.
Previously, Baldwin served as executive vice president of the West Memphis Chamber of Commerce, chairman of Good Neighbor Center board of directors and director of the Mid-South Community College Foundation. He is also a recent recipient of Delaware North Companies' Genevieve Jacobs Award for Community Service. Baldwin and his wife, Janie, have two daughters, Stephanie and Tiffany.
About Southland Park Gaming & Racing
Southland Park Gaming & Racing has been a major racing venue for more than 50 years and now also features 810 electronic games of skill, including video poker, as well as an upscale buffet restaurant, sports bar, and 450-seat event center. Southland Park has long been a pivotal fixture of the West Memphis community, strongly supporting the community with jobs, business stability, and economic contributions. It has consistently won awards for its outstanding community service, including millions of dollars donated to neighborhood charities and educational institutions. Southland Park is owned and operated by Delaware North Companies Gaming & Entertainment. www.southlandgreyhound.com


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7 Bloggers I Want To Share My Couch With…
Well, it's not like I said I want to be in bed with them. And "on the couch" has a higher PR than "has dinner." <– I figured Ana would be proud of that little tech-y move;).
I am a psychotherapist, after all.
OK, so think of this post as taking "a mental health day." As in, this post has next-to-no psychological value if you came here looking for tips for anxiety and depression.
But I'd like to think I have something to offer you today. The lovely Hajra from Hajra Kvetches! bestowed upon me, The Versatile Blogger Award (well, it's more like she "hot-potato'd" me, but hey–she's a fellow mental health professional, so she's cool).
And because nothing in the blogosphere is free, I had to hit up 7 awesome bloggers, and write 7 random things about me. I decided to feature bloggers who I would like to be when I grow up…
Speaking of inspiration, Hajra got me thinking about what motivates me to write weekly posts that tackle anxiety, depression, and that godforsaken job known as "parenting."
Hmmm, sure-as-shit ain't the money, honey :p. Despite the hella hard work, I'm truly grateful to my faithful readers, and honored that people read, RT, and FB share.
And, it's not like we don't all have issues…
This month www.talktherapybiz.com turns one-year-old. And in the spirit and celebration of official toddler-hood, I would like to delude myself think that if Naomi Dunford of www.ittybiz.com and Tim Brownson of www.adaringadventure.com had a blog baby, it just may be me:).
I can dream, can't I?
Seven random things about me:
1. I once knocked-out a woman while sparring at the boxing gym, and "gave her" a mild concussion (she easily had 100 lbs. on me, and I quickly realized it was hit hard, or go down harder). Afterwards, I called my instructor, Simon, "a punk-ass bitch" for putting us in the ring together. He laughed, and told me to, "man up." I did.
2. At the dog park, when people comment that Siberian huskies are known for being really smart, I look down and mumble, "Oh, yeah–right…mine's really… sweet."
3. I used to eat Sara Lee "frozen fresh" Chocolate Cake straight from the box for dinner (because nothing screams White Trash…).
4. Most days I'm pretty cool, but when someone walks in the middle of the sidewalk, or a walkway, I go bat-shit crazy inside.
5. On a home-visit for work, I once stole an emaciated caged bunny from someone's front porch because I thought it would be happier living with me.
6. The second best day of my life was viewing the purple line across the pregnancy stick.
7. I make the sign of the cross whenever I spot road kill. Once, just because nobody else likely blesses the hapless creatures, and sometimes twice (if I remember), because the animal could have been with child.
7 Bloggers I Wish I Could Be Like:
1. Itty Biz -Naomi Dunford- needs no introduction. This Marketing Rock Star knows her SEO, and writes with heart, humor, and a fair amount of explicit language. She also gave me some really cool, free marketing swag, once;).
2. A Daring Adventure- Tim Brownson: AKA, Who's Your Daddy?, because you gotta love a Life Coach who spins a classic life lesson while incorporating his bloody testicles, and one adorable puppy.
3. Living Power- Laurie Wallin: is a woman after my social work heart; that is, if I had the balls to foster-adopt two special needs children…Laurie's going to heaven.
4. Why Is Daddy Crying? "Mr. Chi-Town" : I don't know his name, but I love him. I usually refer to him as "Dude!" in twitter streams because he's just that funny. And all the kids I've ever worked with from the inner-city deserve a daddy like him–even if he is White.
5. Traffic Generation Cafe- Ana Hoffman is a SEO expert, who just happens to be a super engaging and beautiful person. I've learned so much from her gracious technical support; plus, she has a lively commenting section offering SEO, traffic generation tips, and help for the newbies.
6. Every Day Bright-Jennifer Greshem- Poet, Optimist, and PhD Biochemist,<–badass, or what ?;). Jen writes about some heady life topics we can all relate to; that is, if we were gutsy, gracious, and deft enough to pull it off.
7. Life's Crazy Joke- Meredith Soleau—I love this girl. I just met her via her awesome other blog. Meredith sent me her resume template when I commented in a post that I was interested in changing professions. But that's not the only reason she's cool; think of Meredith as the Jessica Simpson of the blogosphere… well, if Jessica was smart.
If you haven't already, check them out. Or as Meredith might say, "For a good time, call www…"
Who inspires you?
This could be a fellow blogger, a friend, your mama…Everyone deserves recognition…
Have a blessed week:),


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Nov 11, 2012 8:02 PM by ASSOCIATED PRESS
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Television producer and executive Henry Colman - whose credits include "The Love Boat," ''Hawaii Five-O" and "Green Acres" - has died at age 89.
An announcement Sunday by the Archive of American Television says Colman died Wednesday.
Colman's career dates to early commercial television, where he started as production coordinator on the musical show "Easy Does It." In 1951, Colman became assistant to the director for "Kraft Television Theatre" and later worked on such series as "Robert Montgomery Presents" and "Colgate Comedy Hour."
As a TV executive, Colman oversaw the pilot of "The Many Lives of Dobie Gillis" and worked on "Green Acres" and "Hawaii Five-O."
In the 1970s, he helped develop "The Love Boat," where he worked as line producer. Colman also produced the 1980s series "Hotel."
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FHWA > Engineering > Construction > Contract Admin > SEP-14 Approval list > SEP-14 Idaho No Excuse Incentives Evaluation |
Printable version of this report (.pdf, 0.1 mb) Special Experimental Project No. 14 (SEP14)Final Report for Innovative Contracting Practices
Idaho Sand and Gravel Co. | $15,697,508 | 95% |
Central Paving Co. | $15,363,685 | 93% |
Western Construction, Inc. | $11,959,346 | 72% |
Engineer's Estimate | $16,513,480 | 100% |
Bids ranged from $11,959,346 to $15,697,508. The low bid was $4,554,135 less than the engineer's estimate of $16,513,480.
When bids are less than 75% or greater than 10% of the engineer's estimate, it is standard practice to perform a bid justification. Connecting Idaho Partners (CIP) provided a bid justification to ITD, recommending contract award to Western Construction. No irregularities were found in the bidding process, and nothing about the bidding process was contested. The contract with Western Construction, Inc. was signed on August 21, 2007.
Based on recent projects bid, it was determined that the number of bids received was similar to the number expected had the "No Excuse Incentive" not been offered.
The bids were evaluated, a justification was prepared, and the contract was awarded to the low bidder, Western Construction, Inc.
CIP developed an initial survey regarding the impact of the "No Excuse Incentive" provisions on the bidding process in order to obtain more specific feedback from the construction contracting industry. This "No Excuse Incentive" Questionnaire 1 is attached as Appendix D.
Questionnaire 1 was distributed to the three contractors who bid the project, as well as to two personnel from CIP and two personnel from ITD. A total of four (4) responses were received, and the compiled survey results can be found in Appendix E.
In brief, the results of the survey regarding the bidding process were:
The contract was issued to Western Construction, Inc. on August 21, 2007. The contractor began work on September 30, 2007, and the second lift of pavement was completed on November 10, 2007, well before the "No Excuse Incentive" deadline of December 22, 2007.
The contractor's progress schedule clearly indicated from the beginning of the contract the intent to achieve the "No Excuse Incentive" dates. The contractor mobilized sufficient manpower and equipment to accelerate the work beyond normal production rates.
In total, the contractor placed 83,000 tons of plant mix during this time period, which represents an average of 4,500 tons of plant mix placed per day. Historical data show that typical plant mix placement on ITD projects averages 2,000 tons per day.
Based on the construction outcomes, it can be concluded that the "No Excuse Incentive" was effective at encouraging the contractor to accelerate the work and achieving the open to traffic outcomes desired by the department. The value and structure of the incentive was such that the outcomes were physically achievable, financially feasible, and sufficiently risk averse that the contractor was willing and interested in pursuing the incentive.
In addition to analysis of the construction outcomes, a ten question survey was developed to obtain feedback from the contractor and key staff responsible for executing the contract regarding the impact of the "No Excuse Incentive" provisions on the construction process. The survey form "No Excuse Incentive" Questionnaire 2 is attached as Appendix F. The survey was distributed to the contractor, ITD's District 3 Resident Engineer, a representative of ITD Headquarters Construction Section, CIP's construction manager and CIP's project construction manager. Compiled survey results are available in Appendix G.
In brief, the results of the survey regarding the construction process were:
Contractor: "The NEI is crystal clear regarding the bonus. Other incentive/disincentive methods create more arguments. This is the simplest I/D to administer."
ITD: "The contractor did not have to expend much extra effort to complete the work within the time allotted; thus I question the accuracy of the working days allotted, the milestone dates and the effectiveness of the provision. Basically I feel this type of incentive is hard for a contractor to bid and pushes excessive risk onto the contractor which in turn gets passed on in higher prices to the owner. This type of incentive is definitely a gamble and could lead to problems when the owner delays the contractor. The combining of the "no excuse incentive" with other I/D provisions such as the lane rental included in the contract for phase 3 complicates any analysis or comparison of I/D provisions."
CIP: "In my discussions with the Inspection team, most agreed that the Contractor was far less concerned with potential nickel and dime change order issues than usual, and seemed to keep their eye focused more on the big picture that was the NEI. The Contractor also seemed to come to the table more as a partner on the project. One important item that I've also discussed with the Inspection team is how the total potential NEI amount far outweighed the QC Incentive/Disincentive. The Contractor could have potentially taken up to a $200,000 QC hit, but this would have been far outweighed if they obtained the full $800,000 NEI. Even though this did not happen, it was possible by the contract. One suggested improvement on future NEIs is to evaluate the maximum payout of the NEI vs. the QC I/D and perhaps specify a minimum level of quality to obtain the full NEI."
The use of the "No Excuse Incentive" approach for this project was effective in achieving the desired results. The project was able to rehabilitate a 6.1-mile section of severely deteriorated pavement and open it to traffic several months and an entire winter in advance of the timing under a traditional approach. The contractor delivered on an aggressive schedule, maintained a safe work zone, produced a quality pavement, and achieved the maximum incentive, while completing the project below the Engineer's Estimate.
Consider use of a NEI where it is beneficial to finish a project or element of a project by a certain date but not necessarily beneficial to finish the entire project earlier than that date. An example could involve the opening of a bridge or a roadway to accommodate holiday traffic or a major event. Another example might be the rehabilitation of a deteriorated facility and opening it to traffic before a severe winter season – our case in point. In both cases, finishing before the milestone provides high value and improved safety benefits to the traveling public.
Once a decision is made to use a NEI, consider the following:Jerry Yakowenko
Office of Program Administration
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Ages 7+ (Children under 18 can only attend with an adult)6 p.m. – 9 a.m.
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George R. Lichtenberger III, a resident of Levittown, passed away suddenly, Tuesday May 6, 2014. He was 50.
Left behind to cherish his memory, his loving wife, Helen A. (Zaccagni) Lichtenberger; five children, Pasquale Tremarki, George R. (Dana) Lichtenberger IV, Matthew (Tara) Tremarki, Cindy (Jeff) Swank and Nicholas Tremarki.
Also left to cherish his memory are his mother, Dolores Lichtenberger, brother, Brian Lichtenberger, sister, Lori (Nevin) Rovenolt; seven grandchildren, Alexa, Kaleb, Aiden, Dominic, Samantha, George V and Giavonna; and many other extended family and friends.
Preceded in death were his father, George R. Lichtenberger Jr. and his brother, Gary Lichtenberger.
George was an Eagle Scout before serving his country as a proud Marine. He was a member of American Legion Post 960, in Levittown.
Before his retirement in 2011, he worked as an iron worker in Union No. 502 at Samuel Grossi and Sons, in Bensalem for 28 years.
He was an avid Philadelphia Eagles fan, as well as, an avid fisherman, known to his friends as 'George Here Fishy Fishy'. George will be sadly missed by all.
Relatives and friends are invited to George's life celebration from 11:30 a.m. to 12;30 p.m. Monday at Beck Givnish of Levittown, 7400 New Falls Rd., where his memorial service will be at 12:30 p.m. Inurnment will follow at Washington Crossing National Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be sent in George's name to American Legion Post 960, 1537 Woodbourne Rd., Levittown, Pa. 19057.
If you wish to share a memory of George, visit the Web site below. Beck Givnish of Levittown


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30 How should one chase a thousand, and two put ten thousand to flight, except their Rock had sold them, and the LORD had shut them up? | 30 How could one man chase a thousand, or two put ten thousand to flight, unless their Rock had sold them, unless the LORD had given them up? |
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I recently moved to a house in Jamaica Plain, MA (right next to Boston). I cleared out a few scrub trees and would like to plant a fruit tree in that new space. I have a pear tree ~50 feet from where the new tree will go, but this pear tree has never produced fruit. I don't know if it is a flowering non-fruit bearing tree, or a fruit bearing tree that has never been pollinated.
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- Posted by GrassRootsSupporter none (My Page) on Fri, Dec 2, 11 at 9:26
Hi. I'm not sure how to ID your tree. Perhaps you could take a picture of it, and some leaves/blossoms off of it in the spring and bring them to your local nursery. I found some information for you about pollination on: http://flowerworldusa.com/info/fruit_trees.html If you go to this site, there are links to charts about which tree type pollinates which. They say, I hope this helps. :) |
- Posted by michael357 5b KS (My Page) on Fri, Dec 2, 11 at 12:09
One way to help narrow down the possibilities is to keep notes about the tree's development during the upcoming year. I.E. bud swell, first bloom open, full bloom, petal fall and so on. That information compared to the same information from trees growing in an area whose climate is similar to yours could at least eliminate some possibilities. If your tree is a micro-climate all bets are off on my idea. |
- Posted by gonebananas 7/8 (My Page) on Fri, Dec 2, 11 at 18:01
I think one or two common pear selections are pollen sterile and cannot pollinate anything. |
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Hello Everyone, I recently had one of our cars stolen and it contained a Sears Craftsman 1/2 hp Garage door opener. I still have one remote opener as well as a Homelink system in my Suburban. I erased the codes in the remote opener by holding the learn button for 6 seconds til the green light went off. I then changed the numbers on the door opener. I then programed the door openers again by pressing the remote and then the learn button. When the garage door light flicked off it woudld be programed. Both the door openr and the Homelink work. My question is.... have I replaced the codes now? so that the stolen one will be rendered useless?
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bunman unfortunately the answer is no. The codes are in the remotes. When you erase the memory and then reprogram you are teaching the receiver to recognize that same code. The only guaranteed way is to purchase 2 new remotes. The Homelink system will be okay to use. |
Thanks Don for your help. Since the one remote is gone, would it be best to just buy a new garage door opener? If I were to purchase new remotes, wouldn't the stolen one still work as well? Thanks |
I missed one sentence in your original post. You stated you changed the numbers on the garage door opener. I'm not sure I know what that means. Does your opener have dip switches that you changed? Or did you change the PIN number for your wireless keypad? Anyway, if you purchase new remotes and then hold that button in for six seconds it erases all codes from the memory of your receiver. Then program everything except the remaining original remote. This will eliminate the stolen remote from working. |
The responses here don't jive with my experience but maybe I'm missing something. But I have a Chamberlain, so maybe its different. When I pressed the learn button for 6 seconds (thereby resetting it), none of my remotes work until I then set a new code for each of them. What I would do before buying 2 new remotes would be to test what happens to the remotes after you clear the codes. Press and hold the learn button for 6 seconds till the lights flash. Test your remotes (don't set a new code for them). If they do not work, I would think that the stolen one also doesn't work. If you then set a new code for the remotes you DO have, theoretically only those remotes should work. But maybe there's something I don't know. |
drmeow if you have older remotes with dip switches then what you say is true but they have been outmoded for years. If you have the newer remotes without the switches you are accomplishing nothing. You are erasing the memory of the receiver so that it doesn't recognize any code. Once you program it with the same remotes you are putting the same codes back into its memory. You haven't accomplished a thing. |
Hi Don, Thanks for the clarification. So I guess that means that the 2 remotes that came with my 1-year old opener have the same code? So, if I erase the memory of the receiver and then reprogram it with only one of those remotes, the other one would also work without me having to program it? |
Not necessarily. They may have different codes from the factory. The receiver can learn and remember several codes. The model number of your opener looks something like this: 139.XXXXXSRT1 or 2. The SRT stands for "smart receiver technology". The more I know about these things the more I admire the engineers that design them. |
If the remotes are rolling code type, resetting everything means the old units wil no longer work. If you have the dip switch variety, changing the settings means the old one will no longer work. The rolling code remotes are not on the same code path. The code reciever needs to be trained to recognize each and every remote. Once cleared, none of the rolling codes should work until you reload the ones you have. An unloaded unit wil not operate the door. If you have smoe other technology, you should update it to rolling code for security. Every system I have seen has rolling code now. TI designed the chips and they are as cheap as dirt. |
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My Rhodos are in and amongst Fir and Cedar trees, but enough filtered light to set bud. Last year I had only about 30% bloom, and this year only about 5% (with most of them no flowers at all). Since I retired 2 years ago, I wonder now that I have more time to water, if that is the problem. Anyone think that my suspicions are correct?
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No, I don't think you are overwatering unless you are making a bog of your woodland, and then your shrubs would be in overall decline and look unhealthy - not just balk at flowering. While I only water established rhododendrons and shrubs every 7 days when it's been dry (a long, deep, slow soak with drip irrigation) my first guess would be increasing shade. How low do the branches on your trees hang, and is there any possibility of limbing them up a bit to let in more light? Most commons reasons for failure to bloom - Shade. |
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I looked at your homepage. You need to get a pole pruner and limb up those trees. You also need to make your lawn smaller. Those Rhodies you planted I saw in the picture are going to get bigger than the space allowed at present. I'm doing the same two things in my garden and really like the results. |
Sonny300: re overwatering. Thanks morz8 and botann for you r advice. I`m still in a quandry-why are my azeleas-like Girrards Kathy, red, and hotshot, and Blue Danube, and Scheenglazt, and mothers day all blooming in the same location that my Rhodos are not!! I took pics today at 4:00pm and posted them on my page. Thought that azaleas needed more light than Rhodos? Have limbed up about as far as I can -mulching with steralized manure, lightly. |
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I've been in many different orchards this last week and the flower set of various species is better than I've ever seen. If the sites had been frosted out last year this would be expected, but most sites weren't hurt by last seasons May in March, April in April weather. I've long suspected that a longer season allows the trees to store more energy, which is responsible for better flower show the next season, but I'm not sure this makes any sense, because the tree starts forming next year flowers early in the season and all the literature talks about needing to thin fruit very early to assure good set the following year. But it this was literally true there would be no tip bearers as those flowers have to be formed later in the season. I remember a lecture given by a commercial grower I attended years ago in which he had very clear evidence that late season flower formation is a very important factor in next year's crop, but, unfortunately, I've forgotten what his evidence was. I rely a great deal on hand thinning performed much later than proscribed timing to assure annual crops but I begin to believe that even late thinning must be helpful- anything that increases energy in the trees bank account must be. |
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I thought chill hours have something to do with flowers as well? Low chill hours (well say, apples) means less buds=less fruit as far as I remember reading. I guess one could assume how much time the buds had to go domant would be important as well. Generally speaking plants do better with a slow cool down, rather than *snap*, a seemingly instant one. |
There have been peach studies done at Clemson that suggest that early thinning will result in larger fruit, but not necessarily more fruit buds the following year, as many people believe. I too have experienced more flowers on the 30 odd trees that I have, than last year, but I attributed this to an application of triple super phosphate in August and a March application of calcium nitrate. I don't see how late season flowering would improve next years crop, unless you're in a late season frost area, and the late season flowering could you get you past any late season frost. |
As I see it the tree favors ripening the fruit over producing the buds for next years flowers. Leaving more fruit than the tree can support leads to poor flowing next year. If the conditions are favorable and the season is long, both the fruit and the buds will receive enough energy to avoid the alternate bearing, even if the thinning was not adequate. Al |
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