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The wavelength(s) of infrared radiation is measured with an instrument called an infrared spectrometer [or spectrophotometer]. It consists of a slit of variable width which forms an slit-image of the impinging infrared radiation. The infrared image is then focused by mirrors on to a grating [in older instruments this element could be a large crystal of NaCl] designed to diffract infrared radiation, that is spatially separate the radiation according to wavelength in much the same way a prism spatially separates the various wavelengths of visible light. The diffracted infrared radiation then passes through a second slit that shields the detector from all the diffracted radiation except a narrow bandwidth. This narrow bandwidth of radiation falls on an infrared detector. The infrared detector can be any number of devices that convert the radiation impinging upon it to an electrical signal that is amplified and displayed on some sort of chart. The detector can be a thermocouple, or any number of solid state devices.
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The first of these offerings, a vinyl compilation called Systems E.P. 1, was issued last year, and it's an indication of Chamie's ambitions. The platter finds four area acts (Red Shift, Ether, Escape Artist and Constants of Nature) surveying various modern dance sounds--there are touches of everything from jungle to ambient--in an intriguing, forward-looking manner. Even more impressive is a more recent twelve-inch single from Kid Sonic, a Westword profile subject whose skill at manipulating beats and other assorted electronic gadgetry is extraordinary: The two tracks on his platter ("The Sandman" and "Enceladus") are among the finest dance-music derivatives I've heard this year. Obviously, other dance-industry types agree: For instance, Joi Caldwell tabbed the Kid to provide keyboards and extra production to You Got to Pray, remixes of the extremely popular club track released under the Eightball insignia.
Chamie hopes these early successes are just the beginning for Terraform, which he sees as a platform on which to showcase Colorado acts that haven't received their due. "I knew there was a lot of talent in Denver, but there wasn't anyone pushing the electronic scene," he says. "So that's what I decided to do."
Born in Cordoba, Spain, Chamie moved to the Miami area with his family when he was four years old. He subsequently relocated to Denver while in his early teens, and within a few years he was absorbing the eclectic influences on display in the city. He was part of a punk band called Taking Liberties (named for an Elvis Costello album) and later performed with a popular synth-pop combo, Bethnel Green. But at the same time, he was observing disc jockeys and making his own tapes and dubs at home. "I also listened to a lot of early hip-hop and techno, stuff coming out of Detroit, and a big dose of disco and reggae, too," he notes.
When Chamie started hosting his own parties and raves at the dawn of this decade, his eclecticism set him apart from his peers. Whereas many turntable jockeys of the era concentrated on specific styles and approaches, he found a way to blend different genres into a single, very personal sound. At the same time, he spent his extra cash on odd instruments and recording equipment that he used to create his own music--and when he slipped the fruits of his labor into the mix at clubs and raves, he was pleased by the response. "I started hearing people asking me about my stuff, and then I'd find out that they were doing stuff, too," he recalls. "So we'd start working together. And from there it snowballed to the point where we knew we needed to have our own record label."
In the months since this decision was reached, Chamie and his team have hooked up with a dizzying array of area performers, including D.B.O., a trip-hop combo featuring vocalist Adriana; rappers MC London and C1; Timeworx, a jungle collective; house music aficionados Rhythm Society and 5280; and flamenco guitarist Manuel Madrid. Chamie is also a member of a dub-reggae unit that's known alternately as Lush Life and Boom Stepper; he's joined in the ensemble by Phil Corbin, Daryl Stubbs (another Bethnel Green survivor) and Brian Bean, one of the driving forces behind Pulp magazine. "We've only played live a couple of times," Chamie says, "but we're hoping to get out there more often before long."
Needless to say, Chamie also intends to formally record his band, as well as the aforementioned entertainers. But additional productions will have to wait for the next two Terraform projects, scheduled to appear in a matter of months. The first is Systems E.P. 2, a followup to the first Terraform compilation that will echo the formula established by its predecessor. Afterward, the company plans to put out a more ambitious double-CD package. "It's going to have all the tracks we've done over the year on one disc, and the other disc will be mixed DJ-style," Chamie notes. He adds, "We've been talking to Astralwerks Records, out of New York City, about them licensing some tracks from us. We're working on a project for them right now that they might pick up, but nothing's been signed yet."
There's no question that Chamie has a lot of balls in the air: On top of his Terraform duties, he's manning the wheels of steel at Club America on Fridays and Rock Island on Saturdays, putting together occasional dance programs that are aired on KTCL-FM/93.3 with the assistance of air personality Dave Granger and hosting the occasional dub-reggae night or rave. "The rave scene is as big as it ever was," he reports. "I thought it was going to die out, but it never really has. It just changes and marches to different things, just like the music does."

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I have never been the kind of person to care about the mix between wrestling and talking on a wrestling show. I never cared if the show starts with a segment or a match. I have never (and will never be) the kind of wrestling fan that literally counts the minutes to see the difference between wrestling and promos. But the past few weeks, this has been pissing me off. MVP's stable, specifically MVP, have been getting way too much mic time, and being in WAY too many segments. The segments aren't even that bad, but there are so many segments that the matches are being affected by it. I know that not all short matches are bad and not all long matches are good but Eddie Edwards and Davey Richards getting 5 minutes for a match on Impact is disgusting. Regardless of storyline, in ROH at Best in the World 2011 they had an amazing 40 minute world title match. Why are two of the best technical wrestlers in TNA, hell, in the world, getting FIVE MINUTES ON IMPACT WHEN THEY ARE CAPABLE OF PUTTING ON FIVE STAR MATCHES?
Last night when I was ranting about MVP taking TV from young guys, a friend of mine mentioned that I'm a huge fan of Jeff Hardy who is only a few years younger than MVP. The difference is, Jeff is not on TV for more than like 10 minutes a show, and last night in his time, he elevated both Bram and Magnus quite a bit. MVP is doing the exact opposite. He is not elevating young talent, all he is doing is taking TV time from young talent.
Another problem I had with the show was the Joe vs Aries match. These two also had a world title match main event in Ring of Honor at Final Battle 2004. I understand that it was best for storyline purposes for the match to be interrupted, but why couldn't they let them go for at least 15 minutes before that happened? Oh yeah, I know the answer, MVP! There is a simple solution to this, CUT OUT AN MVP SEGMENT!
Honestly the only parts of TNA I'm enjoying right now are the knockouts, the Willow/Bram and Magnus storyline, and the Gunner and Shaw segments. I seriously was considering turning off Impact and then not watching again until the New York City shows. But whenever I feel like turning it off, I can't. No matter how mad I get at TNA, I just can't bring myself to turning it off. All day I was pissed because of how bad Impact was. Then "History of TNA Year One" came in the mail. I've been watching it for the last hour, and it has reminded me why I love this company and why even if I don't love all the shows I will always support the company.


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It's the teeth. Those wing-mirror gnashers. They say you can not only see your face in them - but your declining revenues, too.
Not everything Richard Branson touches turns to gold, of course. You only need reach for your non-existent, Pammy Anderson-shaped bottle of cola to see that. (Maybe if Virgin had chosen Tommy Lee's equally famous X-rated silhouette, they'd have had more success).
But the goatee-sporting squillionaire is the undisputed master of knowing when to get into something - and when to get out. (We're not still talking about Pammy and Tommy here, by the way).
In 2007, he took the shock step of selling up his Virgin Megastores business, including its world-beating flagship London store. Many commentators damned his decision - saying he was prematurely cowering from the 'digital revolution'.
Just over a year later - on Christmas Eve - the chain's replacement, Zavvi, went bust. The hollow carcass of that once-thriving retail behemoth still sucks the energy out of Oxford Street.
This morning, we learned Branson had taken a similarly 'out of the blue' stride into the video games industry - with MCV reporting that the follicly-bountiful supremo is set to sprinkle his own daredevil glitz on E3 next month. There's good reason to believe that Branson's timing is, once again, impeccable.
CVG readers were left excited by this morning's news - expressing a deep nostalgia for the heady days of Virgin Interactive. (Very much seen in industry circles as the 'good old boys' of the '90s Britsoft party).
Some of you thought small: Perhaps a new Screamer, or Cool Spot, or Dune. Some were a little more ambitious: Could Branson soon dominate XBLA or PSN with his fresh digital assault?
Some of you just had fun with the idea... how very Virgin of you.
(Adgr19 is surely the winner here: '[Branson will get to E3] and realise there's no cables going into the venue... you'll not hear anything for 2 months... then someone will turn up randomly on a Thursday at 11:30. You won't be in so they'll leave a note.')
I somehow doubt Sony and Microsoft giggled along. Because as cuddly as the idea of Virgin getting back into games is for you lot, it represents a very serious threat to the dominance of the current online kings of the console market.
CVG reader Sonic_Freak said this morning that he "wants a Virgin console". The reason Xbox and PlayStation will be squirming? You probably already own one.
Over the last few years, MS and Sony have been happy to play platitudes with the set-top box mob - even adopting their content, with evolutions like the 360's Sky Player.
Microsoft in particular has refused to acknowledge either Sky or Virgin as a direct competitor - and, believe me, we've asked the question countless times. Yet on the other hand, the firm's keen to let all and sundry know that Xbox isn't just a games console - it's an 'entertainment hub'.
Likewise, PS3 offers a fantastic BBC iPlayer, streaming movies and internet browsing functionality. Oh, and video games.


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Princess Sydney's Magical Wish Trip Report ~ Aug 7-18
Where do I start? We returned home about two weeks ago from the most amazing, magical experience that we're likely to ever have. Was it perfect? No, but life rarely is.
For those that followed our PTR, HI! For anyone new, especially any new wish families planning trips, I hope you enjoy the report and I hope there's something here that will be helpful as you plan. I guess I should give a bit of a background. I'm mom to three wonderful kiddos: Lucas is turning 8 later this month, Caiden is turning 3 in two weeks and Sydney, our wish kiddo, is 4 going on 14. She really is older than her years but I think that's in large part due to everything she's been through. She starts school in two weeks and I'm having a bit of a hard time grasping that really. Sydney was diagnosed with neuroblastoma (cancer of the sympathetic nervous system) just after her first birthday. We were completely blindsided. Our journey started when she was only 5 weeks old. Her paediatrician ordered an ultrasound to see if there was a reason for her reflux. The ultrasound shows her reflux was normal; however, there was a mass in her left adrenal gland. Our paediatrician didn't give up and kept sending us back for more ultrasounds. By the time Sydney was 8 months old, we had a referral to oncology, just to see. They ran a full range of tests over the run of a week and concluded that Sydney had a benign mass in her adrenal gland and that she'd be just fine. We were relieved, to say the least. We had our first trip to Disney World planned for a few weeks later and the doctors said to go, she was fine. So we did. Oncology wanted to do a follow up ultrasound and urine test in three months just as a last follow up so we did that in early January 2007 (this type of cancer can be detected with a simple urine test). A few weeks later, the day before Sydney's first birthday, we found out I was pregnant with Caiden. It wasn't a surprise. We decided that month that we wanted three kiddos and whenever we tried, I got pregnant... my problem was keeping them. I had lost one baby before Lucas and four trying for Sydney. We learned I had a clotting disorder causing the miscarriages so I needed many medications including daily heparin type injections to prevent another miscarriage. I still had medication left over from being pregnant with Sydney so I started that and booked an appointment with my doctor for a few weeks time. The next day, we celebrated Sydney's first birthday. The following week I took Sydney for her one year doctor's appointment.They called the lab to see if the test results were back and everyone was in shock. The ultrasound had shown the mass had grown. And the urine test was positive. It was cancer. I think I'll remember that day for the rest of my life. It was all in slow motion. We met the oncologists within hours and on the way home, I went to my own doctor's office. I had to know if the pregnancy was viable. If so, I couldn't go into any testing that Sydney was scheduled for the following week. It turns out that Caiden was a real little fighter. For all we went through over the next nine months, he was just fine. Sydney was scheduled for surgery to remove her left adrenal gland. The tumor had completely subsumed it so they said it wasn't working anyway. She flew through the surgery with flying colours and was actually released early. Because they caught the cancer just as it went active, it hadn't spread. She didn't need chemo or radiation, thank God. Every three months she was put under for a CT or MRI to make sure it wasn't back. Before her first follow up MRI and once we had the go head from her doctors, we took the children back to Disney. We needed to recoup and for us, Disney was magical. After the first year, she moved to 6 month follow up with urine testing only, no more scans. Everything was fine until last Fall. Out of the blue, the urine test flagged. They retested the following month and everything was fine. We were told it was lab error. Sydney had been granted a wish when she was just 2 years old but she wasn't allowed to take it until she was at least 3. We decided to wait until she was a bit older so she could truly have a say in what she wanted to do. She's a princess fanatic so no one was surprised when this past Christmas she decided that she wanted to return to Disney to eat with the princesses. She asked to stay where the princesses stay and she asked to see dolphins. Three months later, Sydney was released her from the oncology outpatient clinic. They did one last urine test but told us there was more danger to her on the playground. It was hard to believe after all this time. And I'll be honest, it did make me a bit uneasy but I think everyone goes through that. One month later though we were told there was a problem. That last urine test, it flagged again. They retested and she was fine but they said the first test wasn't an error. It was back. We were told they missed something during the surgery but we shouldn't worry because it seems to be healing itself. They wouldn't scan her but said they wanted to watch her. By the time this cancer is usually found in children, its gone metastatic. We weren't willing to wait and see. I had started planning Sydney's trip a few weeks before and thanks to a wonderful wish mom on the Dis whose little one also had cancer, we were give contact information for one of the leading researchers on neuroblastoma in the US. She was amazing! Within three weeks we were at the children's hospital in Chicago. Sydney was given a CT scan as well as other testing. The results: she's fine. Its not back. There's nothing there. Our hospital made a mistake. The weight of the world was off our shoulders. She really was ok. Sydney had her trip in August and we extended it by four days so she could do everything she wanted. We had an option of staying at Give Kids the World or staying onsite. Because Sydney wanted to stay where the princesses stay, she was granted the wish of staying at the Grand Floridian, where the princess meals and teas are held. She met every princess including several princesses' that we didn't expect to find like Pocahontas. She even ate with many which was a significant part of her wish. Our wish foundation invited her to the Bippity Boppity Boutique where she became Princess Tiana. She fed dolphins and sea lions. And she met Santa. It truly was everything that any four year old little girl could wish for... and more. I've been trying to write the TR in full first but I realize that by the time that's done, many wish families who are planning will have already left so its probably best if I post day by day as I write it. Our best pictures are on the photopass CD which we haven't ordered yet though so I may update some posts later with better pics. Enjoy!
Joanne (Our cast: me DH DS8 DD5 DS3)
August 2006 - ASMo (7 days); March 2007 - ASMo (5 days); July 2008 - POR and Dolphin (14 days); February 2009 - Poly and Swan (10 days) August 2010 - DD's Wish Trip! Grand Floridian (11 days) (PreTrip Report http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2443630) Princess Sydney's Magical Wish Trip Report http://www.disboards.com/showthread....1#post38079645 |
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Subbing so I don't lose this! Can't wait to read.
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Looking forward to reading your TR We leave just over 4 weeks.
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Woo Hoo, count me in!!! My Hayley loves pricesses!! So we will be reading your TR to hear all about them! Hayley acutally wanted to sleep in the castle (in that suite they have there) but we were told that wasn't possible, oh well, we will have a wonderful time!
Can't wait to read about about Sydney's trip!!!
Becky , Mom to Nathan, age 9 , and Hayley, age 6 (Wish Kid)
PTR- http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2450895 TR- Hayley's Magical Make A Wish Trip- http://www.disboards.com/showthread....7#post39032507 |
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Can't wait to read all about it!!!!
Surprise! We're NOT going to Disney! In Progress This is the last trip the 4 of us ever take to WDW. TR Nemesis Challenge: No Pain, No Gain. A ½ Marathon 2013 TR DISDad MEMBER #330 Just when you thought you've seen all the MAGIC!! A WISH for Cold Tea? Ana's aMAWzing Disney Trip! Family, Friends, & Celebrities- A MAGICAL Birthday Sweating through 6 days at POP 'I think we ate at every character meal' TR |
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I cant wait to read more!!
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Im excited to hear about your trip!!! It sounds like you have had a bumpy road and I am glad that everthing is going great!!!
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Hi! The Big Give was such a huge part of our trip. You all are so amazing! We wore all of the outfits while we were there.
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Ok, Day 1: Saturday August 7th Our day began way too early. I had such great plans to get to bed by 8am on Friday night and although the packing was done and the van was even loaded by 5:30pm, I didn't see the bed until well after 11pm... just too excited I guess. :-) The alarm went off at 5am. I had a shower, finished packing the few things that had to wait til the last minute, and woke the kiddos. They didn't even question waking while it was dark. They just jumped up and screamed 'We're going to Disney!". We got everyone dressed and headed for the van. I had intended for us all to wear our Children's Wish tshirts that day but Sydney's and Caiden's were just swimming on them and Sydney didn't want to wear it. Rather than push it, I gave in and she got to choose her outfit. I wanted to leave by 545am but DH, who travels all the time for work, figured that since the first leg wasn't international, leaving at 630am for a 8am flight would be just fine. As it was, we were heading to the airport by 615am so it wasn't too bad. We already had our boarding passes so I figured check in would be a breeze. It wasn't. We had this real grumpy lady at check in who kept telling us we had too much luggage. DH is Star Alliance Silver and I had the online information that he was allowed two pieces where the rest of us could have one. When we got our boarding passes on Friday night the system even allotted us 6 total because of his airline status but the check in lady kept insisting that we were wrong. Low and behold, when she actually used her computer, there was no problem at all. :-) Off we were sent to oversize baggage to drop the double stroller and car seat. It took DH ages there. I eventually found out that apparently the WD40 that DH used to oil the tires on the stroller flagged the security scan. Apparently it has the some of the same ingredients as explosives! They opened the stroller box and rescanned everything. They let the stroller go but DH ended up being tagged for special screening because of it. He was separated from the rest of us and taken off to the side. Good job he didn't pack the rest of the bags. They only wanted the ones he packed which was his briefcase... that left me with three kids and four carry on bags to get through security. Sounds scary but I found it so funny that DH was sent for special screening that I didn't care. It was the start of an adventure! The flight to Toronto was fine. All seats had personal tv screens so the kids didn't even want their bags. I was a bit concerned about clearing customs in Toronto though. We usually travel from Ottawa directly to a US stop over so that we clear customs in Ottawa. Toronto was a new experience for me and honestly, one I'll never do again if I have a choice. We arrived in Toronto a little early and then about ½ hr later reached the customs area. We had to wait for our luggage, stand in line at customs with all of it and the kids (remember we had 6 pcs of luggage and five carry on!) and then reload it on to the US bound flight before we could head to our gate. It took ages! I seriously thought we were going to miss our flight. The customs agent was wonderful though. When we were asked why we were going, we told him about Sydney's wish. He said he wished he knew we were coming because they usually do something special for wish kids. He did, however, let each of the kids stamp their own passports. He was so nice! Next flight was to Orlando. Yeah! It was perfect until we started landing. Lucas never handles it well and as expected, was sick. It never last long but the expectation of it worried him for most of the flight. We arrived at MCO and were greeted by Virginia from GKTW! She was so nice. It finally felt real! We collected all our luggage and made our way to the garage to get the car. I wasn't so sure about that and she ended up calling GKTW to verify. Remember we planned to extend the trip? Well, I called National a few days earlier and was told that at the desk, we could extend the return time for the car and pay with our credit card without having to return to the airport. Turns out, we really did need to go to the garage to get the car. We got a minivan just as requested but we couldn't extend it there. We were told to return to the airport on Aug 14 and rebook it in our own names otherwise, the card on file would be charged (and that was GKTW). She did say that some families have done it and GKTW had helped so I figured I'd ask once we arrived. Off we went! GKTW or bust! It started raining and traffic was terrible so we didn't make good time. We arrived at GKTW at 3:05pm. We checked in and the gentleman suggested that we get something to eat. I asked about orientation and he said 'Oh, there's one that started 5min ago... did you want to go to that one?" I was so excited! I'm sure he thought I was nuts. I had no idea how we were going to attend orientation if we didn't get to one in the afternoon since we were staying offsite. They said they'd watch the kids but I saw DH coming in with Caiden so off I ran. Orientation was wonderful. I learned so much about GKTW and what to expect on our special trip. It lasted about an hour and then I went in search of a few things. The person running the orientation said that I could ask the front desk to extend our GAC for the extra time we'd be there. I also needed to ask about the car rental. First, the GAC. Front desk said they couldn't do it. I was really surprised. She actually wasn't even really nice about it.... maybe she was new. Second, car rental. I apparently needed to speak with a manager who was in a meeting. I hung out in the lobby wondering where DH and the kids were off too while I waited. When I spoke with the manager, I was told that they couldn't extend the car rental but that if I went to any National dealership, such as the one on site at Disney, they could do that for us so we didn't need to return to the airport. She also confirmed that Disney was the only one that could provide a GAC for the dates beyond Sydney's actual wish trip. I have to say, I was really disappointed. I went in search of the kids and finally found them at Katie's Kitchen. I was starving so I grabbed something to eat. The kids wanted ice cream so we went in to get some while waiting for my food to arrive. The boys had no problem but when I asked about peanuts, the girl made a phonecall. Apparently, the ice cream is not peanut friendly. Sydney couldn't have any. I was honestly shocked. She can't be the only wish child with a peanut allergy. She was so disappointed that it was all you could eat ice cream but she couldn't have any. [Just as an extra note, we learned a few days later from the chef that he does have special ice cream in back along with special spoons not to be used with the other ice cream for peanut kids... we just weren't told that at the time. I guess the servers didn't know about it.] Once we were finished snacking, we went to the Castle of Miracles. We didn't know if we'd be back so I wanted to make sure that Sydney received her star and pillow. The star ceremony was wonderful! I was so disappointed that I left my video camera in the car. I never did that again for the full trip. We then headed for the pillow making area. The boys were given pillows but only Sydney was able to do the actual answering of questions. I'm not sure why. I thought each of them would get a chance. Sydney did it, saying it was for a princess, and then three pillow arrives... two for boys and one for girl. Sydney never questioned it but I could see Lucas was confused. It didn't last for long though. Off they ran to the indoor playground in the Castle. They LOVED that area as well as the magic mirror. Here's Sydney making her pillow. We headed outside for a walk. Our next destination was the playground! As we were walking, Sydney was a bit concerned. She had run into the snoring tree while I was in the orientation and wasn't impressed... quite scared actually. She told us we needed to avoid the snoring tree so off we went. The playground was wonderful! The kids had a blast. We spent about 45 min there and figured it was time to head to our resort. Lucas really wanted to do the arcade but it was already after 6pm and we needed to get a few groceries on the way. We did, however, find time to stop at the caroussel! DH had an orientation of his own while I was in orientation and was told about the Christmas party. It was on my birthday. I didn't say anything to anyone but I pretty much decided then that it was more important for the kids to get back to GKTW than it was for us to go to LeCellier that night. It was the best decision I made all trip... but more about that later. We stopped at Walmart on the way to the Grand Floridian. I have no idea how we fit everything in but we managed. We arrived at the GF around 7:30pm and the magic started. We had been upgraded .... to Magic Kingdom view! And they linked that reservation with our personal reservation for the extension so we got to stay there for the full 11 days! We also received parcels... more Big Give! The kids LOVED them and Lucas was so excited about his bday shirt! Apparently, I had left the flash on nighttime lights so the pics didn't come out well but there'll be more pics later while they're wearing them. Thank you so much to Jessica, Jill and Heather! We arrived at our room and it was wonderful. I have to say, I'd stay at the GF again in a heartbeat. Its by far my favourite resort. I said to DH at check in that I'd never have paid for a MK view as we're never there but it was so magical. Every night we could see the fireworks at MK and Epcot as well as the Electric Water Parade. It was just beautiful and the kids loved it. It was a location like no other. This was on our first night: The kids watching the fireworks: And our daytime view! Next day: Magic Kingdom!
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Wow! Those pictures are BIG! Any idea how to make them a bit smaller?
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You have such a beautiful family, I look forward to reading more(after the holiday!!!).
I like the big pictures. I'm interested to hear how your son's birthday went. My DD6 (and wish kid) will probably be on her wish trip when she celebrates her 7th bday. I am trying to figure out something special for her. I LOVE the Big Give shirts you received, and was excited to hear that your room was upgraded!!! Have a WONDERFUL weekend!!
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What a magical story so far! Your daughter (and family) is beautiful - how precious life is and I am so glad everything turned out alright with her final tests. Love the view you got - another pixie dust moment!
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I made it to your tr What a beautiful view you had!
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Fun 1st day! It looks like you crammed so much into that day and glad you got to explore GKTW some too. Bummer about the ice cream the first day. From reading TR's that didn't sound right, glad you found out about the other.
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17 November 2014, Windhoek, Namibia—The AIDS and Rights Alliance for Southern Africa (ARASA) has lauded the Botswana High Court for protecting the rights to freedom of expression, association and assembly in Botswana after the court found on Friday, 14 November 2014 that lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) persons in Botswana have the right to register their own organisations.
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4 November 2014, Windhoek, Namibia -- The AIDS and Rights Alliance for Southern Africa (ARASA) welcomed the judgment by the Namibian Supreme Court, which affirmed the decision made by the High Court in July 2012 that three women living with HIV were sterilised without informed consent in public hospitals.
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It's no secret that oral health has a direct link to overall well-being. And with mounting evidence, dentists are doing all they can to take their patient care a step further. "People usually see their dentist more than their physician, and physicians are already overworked and overloaded," notes Dr. Srdjan Ilic, owner of Prestige Dental Care. "If we can help them by catching these things that manifest in the mouth early by doing simple screenings to lessen the burden on them, we can help the patients and doctors—everybody wins."
Story: Otto Frank, a German-Jewish businessman, moves his family to Amsterdam, The Netherlands in 1933 following Adolf Hitler's ascendance to power in Germany. Otto, his wife Edith and daughters Margot and Anne remain there after the Nazis take control of most of Europe.
Dr. Dan Sindelar has a busy local dental practice, yet he still finds time to lecture, write and consult on his passion: the mouth as the gateway to health. Sindelar is co-founder and past-president of the American Academy for Oral Systemic Health, an organization that promotes the link between oral health and whole-body health.' He also wrote the 2011 book, Refresh Life: Oral Health Is the Missing Piece, Adding Years to Your Life, and Improving Your Overall Well-Being. Ladue News recently spoke with him.
The United Way of Greater St. Louis recently announced several chairs for the upcoming 2014 campaign. For the second year, MARILYN BUSH will chair the Women's Leadership Society, and NINOSKA and PATRICK CLARKIN will co-chair of the Multicultural Leadership Society. JOHN STUPP will chair the de Tocqueville Society. JOE AMBROSE and RAY FARRIS will co-chair the Men's Leadership Society. SARAH ROULAND will chair the Young Leadership Society, and REUBEN and D'ANNE SHELTON will co-chair the African American Leadership Society.
Who let the kids out? We did! For one bright summer morning, LN joined Jessica, a dentist, and Christi, a professional singer and stay-at-home-mom, and their brood for a stroll at Faust Park.
When Keita arrived at Almost Home, she was homeless, depressed, and she had just had a baby. As she holds her now-5-month-old son, she describes what she's gained in the last several months. "I've become a better person."
Among the many concerns pregnant women have, the question of whether it is safe to visit the dentist comes up on a regular basis, says Dr. David Weinstein, chief of obstetric/gynecology at Missouri Baptist Medical Center. "I'm glad you're covering this, as it's something that's been misunderstood, and it's good to set the record straight," he says.
When a groom-to-be wanted a photo-ready smile for his big day but didn't want to break the bank, he turned to Creve Coeur Dental for an affordable alternative. Dr. Humaira Rosinksi fitted him with a template of teeth that fit over his existing smile. And at his wedding, the smile makeover shined. "When you give someone their smile back, you're also giving them their confidence back," Rosinski notes. "They're not afraid to smile anymore."
When the new year rolled around and everyone started making fitness resolutions, Dr. Salvatore Pagano found that he didn't need one. The 92-year-old retired dentist made his fitness resolution three years ago upon moving into The Gatesworth. And now, you can find him at the retirement living community's fitness classes for two hours a day, five days a week.
Bad breath is one of the most embarrassing—and, fortunately, treatable—personal-hygiene issues. That's why mouthwash companies advertise aggressively, playing on our worries about offending others. But is mouthwash really necessary?
For many children, sucking on a pacifier or thumb is the most effective form of self-soothing through infancy and toddlerhood. And experts say that until age 5, that's fine. "Most children will stop on their own before kindergarten," notes Dr. Joseph Boain of Boain Dental Care.
Throughout her life, Jenny Tippit never smiled in a single photo. And by early adulthood, her debilitating fear of the dentist not only was affecting her smile, but her personal and professional relationships, as well. "I didn't want my daughter to know me without a smile," she explains. That's where Dr. Humaira Rosinski at Creve Coeur Dental came in.
"You know when you pull your hair back in a ponytail, and everything just looks a little better? That's what I was after. Nothing severe, just a slightly younger, more lifted look," says a 59-year-old Webster Groves woman. Not wanting to undergo surgery, she turned to Dr. Kenneth Rotskoff at the Ultherapy Center of St. Louis.
Story: Set in Russia at the end of the 19th century, The Good Doctor consists of eight comic vignettes, four in each act, that present snapshots of life, mostly in Moscow, among people at all levels of society.
Despite serving more than 15,000 children this year, St. Louis Children's Hospital's Healthy Kids Express is just scratching the surface of the need for health care among kids in the St. Louis area, says Greta Todd-Moorhead, the hospital's director of child health advocacy and outreach. "Most of the issues we're addressing are public health crises for these kids and for the whole community," she says. "There's a need for a lot more than just our services, but we're the first step."
Picking a toothbrush is no longer a simple choice, as these days, technology offers bristles that vibrate, spin and wiggle—and they all have the potential for a better brushing experience than old-fashioned manual brushes, according to area dentists.
When it comes to good health, we're reminded over and over again to eat right, exercise and don't smoke. But an increasing amount of scientific evidence indicates that adequate sleep should be added to that list in order to help ensure optimal health.
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Tooth decay is bad enough, but when bacteria enters the picture, things really can get ugly. Bacteria infecting the pulp inside a tooth's root can find its way there through deep cavities, cracks or untreated gum disease, and the resulting infection forms a pocket of pus known as an abscess.
So I was having dinner with some friends the other night, and something occurred to me: It doesn't matter if you have children or a job or dishes in the sink or a dentist appointment to schedule or an oil change looming, we always seem to have too much to do. Well, hold on a second. We have too much to do unless we don't have enough to do. You know those days when you pawn off the kids, cancel coffee, let the laundry pile up...of course, the one thing I always remember to do after a day like that is kick myself about it. Sure, I watched the entire last season of Scandal, but there's no food in the house. I never seem to have just the exact right amount to do. When unsolicited advice is offered about my perceived angst over this, it invariably falls into two categories:
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Dengler J et al. – Owing to the rather limited number of patients, the authors view the results of this study as preliminary. The main result is that Licox and Raumedic showed consistent differences in ORx and CPPopt. Therefore, ORx values of both probes cannot be interchanged and should not be viewed as equivalent. This should be taken into consideration when discussing ORx data generated by different PbrO2 probe types.
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Optimism is the factor that pairs angling and conservation Posted in Stream Ambassadors, Conservation, West of The Rockies, Deschutes River, Deschutes - 552, Oregon - 9OR, Outdoor Communicators, Bend Casting Club
When heading to the river, or even thinking about it, as members of Trout Unlimited our vision becomes inherently multi-faceted. Heraclitus stated it perfect with "You could never step into the same river twice". We think of the target species, we think and review weather, flows, temps, and hatch... [ READ MORE... ]
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Be Steelheaded Essay Finalist: Dylan Tomine
Editor's note: This essay is one of the five finalists in the Be Steelheaded Essay contest. It comes to us from Dylan Tomine a Patagonia Fly Fishing Ambassador, recovering sink-tip addict, and the author of Closer to the Ground: An Outdoor Family's Year on the Water, in the Woods and at the Table.... [ READ MORE... ]
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Connecting the dots on the Crooked River Posted in West of The Rockies, Wild Steelheaders United
By Kate Miller
Western Energy and Water Counsel
Fish in the Crooked River had a win in Oregon this week.
With unanimous support, a bill passed that provides for releases of previously unallocated water to benefit the downstream fishery
You're reading that right: Unallocated water. For fish. In... [ READ MORE... ]
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Redbands: Fish of the desert Posted in Conservation, West of The Rockies
Video of A Better Path: Stewardship of the Metolius River
Editor's note: Happy Trout Tuesday! This is part of an ongoing series looking at an incredible and underloved species of fish - the interior redband trout - and a recently signed Conservation Agreement that will promote conservation of... [ READ MORE... ]
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TU members get discount for Hank's new film Posted in Conservation, West of The Rockies, Fly Tying, Greater Yellowstone Area, Chapter Sites Users Group
Video of Hank Patterson's Reel Montana Announcement
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Hank Patterson's Reel Montana Adventure debuts next Friday, Nov. 7, at the Wilma Theater in Missoula, Mont., and if you're a TU member, you can buy a ticket to the show on Saturday, Nov. 1 for only $8. Normal asking... [ READ MORE... ]
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Salmon in Nevada? Posted in Conservation, West of The Rockies
By Jack Williams
If you think of Nevada, you probably think of slot machines, or maybe driving the big open valleys that lay across the state in between north-south oriented mountain ranges. If you fish the state, you may be familiar with Lahontan cutthroat trout that range across the north from... [ READ MORE... ]
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Fish in Methow Valley get a boost Posted in West of The Rockies
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Work begins this week on a groundbreaking project to give fish in the Methow Valley in the state of Washington a much needed boost.
According to Northwest Public Radio: "[The project] would put nearly 7,000 gallons-per-minute of water back in the Methow and Twisp rivers. That aids... [ READ MORE... ]
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Idahoans tell Legislature to abandoned public lands takeover Posted in Conservation, West of The Rockies, Greater Yellowstone Area
You never really know what you're going to get when you bring a bunch of eastern Idahoans together for a public hearing on matters pertaining to natural resources. In this, the reddest of the red states, it's easy to become frustrated at what can sometimes be a polarized perspective when it comes... [ READ MORE... ]
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TU has asked you time and again to comment in order to protect a place that few people from the Lower 48 have had the opportunity to see for themselves. We've asked you to take our word for the fact that Bristol Bay is a beautiful, unique, thriving fishery. (In Feone to see it for him or herself. (... [ READ MORE... ]
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November 3, 2013
Second pencil case bought...
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Second pencil case bought at this store. I liked this because it is a pencil
holder on your desk and can be converted to a pencil case when you need to bring
it with you. A huge compartment that holds your pencils and pens, a small pocket
can hold few mechanical pencil refills, and an eraser, or USB Flash drive. When
you are on-the-go you can flap up the exterior and it can be converted into a
pencil case. I love this type of pencil case because it is a pencil holder you
can put on your desk, then raise the flap and can convert to a pencil case. Very
efficient, smart design of pencil case. The colors are cool which is dark grey
and lime green - not very distracting - just a cool color combination.
November 3, 2013
The most spacious pencil...
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The most spacious pencil case to store my pens, mechanical pencils, erasers and
other tiny knick knacks.
The big compartment stores about 25 gel ink pens, 1 container of stapler heads, I boxy eraser, the other compartment stores my mechanical pencils, a pen type stapler and pen type scissor, few mini cutters, and another tiny compartment stores 1 eraser, and micro SD card. This is a versatile and spacious pencil case - though the color is bright orange which is easy to catch when bringing with you at school or at work. Just surprised about the size, and you will be amazed how much it can carry. Yet it still maintains its shape. 1 person found this helpful
November 3, 2013
Cannot get enough of...
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Cannot get enough of Tombow Mono 2way correction tape and eraser. This is a cute
and efficient product when you need to erase or cover up your mistakes. I like
the design of it, and Tombow products are best in correction tape models. Best
combo product.
3 people found this helpful
November 3, 2013
I am a pen fanatic especially...
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I am a pen fanatic especially those that are made in Japan when I was kid. Then
I rediscovered my love of gel ink pens when I purchased a set of vivid, vibrant
colors at Jetpens.com. So far the Uni 0.38mm blue black has been my favorite
while I use it for studying and at work. This pen is great because it is
comfortable with a rubber grip while I am writing, and it is smooth to write on
any paper. It doesn't smudge, leak and blot. This point is perfect. I suggest
you to buy the refills because it is cheaper rather than buying the pens. This
online store is cheaper by $0.15 or 15 cents compared to another Japanese
stationery store that I typically buy.
The Uni pens is made in Japan only carries the 0.28 and 0.38mm versions. The colors were vibrant and you can tell the difference compared with the Uni Vision Elite or Uni Needle (their black variant colors are more darker than the ones sold in the US). The color palette of Uni signo pens have more vivid color choices compared in the US. |
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Andy Murray was a fierce competitor when he played fullback at the University of Kentucky and remains a hard-core UK fan. That's why he's become a huge Mark Stoops' fan already and believes that Conner quarterback Drew Barker will pick the Wildcats over South Carolina and Tennessee Friday when he announces his college choice.
"He is a lock in my opinion. Kid is a blue blood," said Murray.
Because Murray's son plays at Simon Kenton, he's not been able to get out in northern Kentucky to see Barker play. However, he knows something about South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier's quarterback knowledge.
"I would think Spurrier knows what he is looking for in a QB and you can take that to the bank," Murray said.
Barker's number could break the bank. He was 140-for-225 passing for 2,067 yards and 22 touchdowns in 2012 when he also ran for 1,422 yards and 18 scores. As a sophomore, he completed 93 of 181 passes for 1,009 yards and four scores and ran for 1,371 yards and 22 touchdowns. That's 2,793 yards and 40 touchdowns rushing the last two years and 3,076 yards and 26 touchdowns passing.
"His commitment will send our recruiting into another gear and it amazes me what this staff is capable of doing with these recruits," Murray said.
Stoops did do the unthinkable after getting the job when he persuaded Franklin County receiver Ryan Timmons and Trinity linebacker Jason Hatcher to reverse their thinking about UK and sign with the Wildcats. Landing the two four-star Kentucky players at the last minute proved that Stoops and his staff would be relevant with the state's best players — like Barker.
"I think the state of Kentucky will depend on wins and losses, and they must take control of the Louisville series. The Hatcher kid will go down as one of the turning points in this area. I think Timmons was a matter of timing and the right coach (offensive coordinator Neal Brown)," Murray said. "The state will be ours if we win.
"Let's face it, we have not had a desirable product and these guys want to play in the spotlight. There will not be a better spotlight than UK when this thing turns … and it will turn. We have never been in a better spot. Stoops is the man. I have never been more impressed with a guy than this one. My favorite thing about him is his demeanor and upbringing. He is awesome."
Barker and his father seem to feel the same after being ignored by former UK coach Joker Phillips.
When Barker made a visit to UK, Stoops had a video showing former in-state UK quarterbacks Tim Couch, Jared Lorenzen and Andre Woodson on a video — and then Barker's highlights were included.
"We are Kentucky fans. I love the Big Blue Nation," Terry Barker said. "I think coach Stoops and his staff knew Drew had a sour taste in his mouth, so they went the extra mile to show how much they'd love to have him. That has impressed him."