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ANTIS TOWNSHIP, Pa. -- Firefighters were able to quickly extinguish an oven fire in a Blair County apartment building, and did so without needing to evacuate residents into the cold weather.
A Blair County emergency dispatch supervisor said crews were called to the Graystone Court Apartments in the Pinecroft area of Antis Township at about 9 a.m. Tuesday for an oven fire.
The supervisor said crews were able contain the fire to an oven in an apartment on the third floor of the building in the 2400 block of Pleasant Valley Boulevard.
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Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Local residents could experience European culture, art and history this spring.
If they move quickly enough, that is.
Colorado Northwestern Community College is planning to take students and community members to Amsterdam, The Netherlands, and Bruges, Belgium, from March 13 to 23.
To secure a spot on the 2009 trip, residents will have until Oct. 15 to put down $600 cash - an initial payment on a trip that will cost $2,850 total.
The sooner residents turn in their payments, the better.
"Right now, with the world economy and the airline situation as (it) is, we want to get locked into our rates as quickly as possible," said Mary Morris, CNCC community education director.
CNCC will take up to 21 people on the trip. The group will spend three nights in Bruges. Trip members will spend the remainder of the trip in Amsterdam.
The trip will be the most recent in a series of travels CNCC has embarked upon for at least eight years. This March, CNCC took a group of 28 students and residents on a 12-day jaunt through Italy and France.
During their travels abroad this spring, the group plans to visit several art museums including Rijksmusuem in Amesterdam, which contains works by Rembrandt, the 17th-century Dutch painter.
A visit to The Anne Frank House in Amsterdam also is on the schedule. CNCC travel groups also try to fit in some other cultural events throughout the trip as they are available, Morris said.
Morris has a list of about 30 other people who have expressed interest in CNCC's spring break excursion. So far, 14 people have said they will sign up for the venture. However, not all of them have paid their deposit, Morris said.
Either community members or CNCC students can fill the seven additional open slots. Students can earn three credits in one of the following courses: art special topics, art cultural studies or history special topics.
Requirements for earning credits abroad are similar to what students would meet on campus. They will research a topic of study while on the trip and write an essay either before or after they spend time abroad.
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The only difference would be where students would be meeting those criteria.
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If you don't fly First Class you'll regret it if you're old like me. Incredibly long flight....Amsterdam is awesome. Everyone rides bicycles and they eat french fries in a cone shaped container topped with mayo.
They don't want our money. You must exchange currency before you attempt to buy anything.
True story....As I walked on the streets of Amsterdam there was a group of people with cans collecting money for the disabled. I reached in my pocked and grabbed a handful of quarters and they wouldn't let me put it in their can.....said, "No Thanks"....your money is no good...12 months ago.
The Peso is stronger than us.....so is the Loonie. We will shortly be combining economies and currencies with them....called the Amero.
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If your smartphone mic isn't delivering, why not swap it out for a better one?
That's the vision of the Phonebloks alliance – and now German microphone and headphones manufacturer Sennheiser has signed up, it's become a shade more likely.
Future modular phones such as Google's Project Ara could include Sennheiser's interchangeble audio blocks; you'll be able to assemble a mother-of-all-smartphones using components from different vendors in the Phonebloks alliance.
Sennheiser's involvement will focus on its areas of expertise, such as the creation of broadcast-quality microphones or highly compact devices, like recorders, that are less receptive to wind noise. Theoretically, that means you can switch that abysmal microphone in your modular smartphone for something more cutting edge from Sennheiser, if your budget permits.
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No names have been released and the conditions of the injured weren't available.
A portion of northbound Interstate 25 was closed for nearly five hours after the Monday night collision, reopening at about midnight.
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Alumni honors highlight Edinboro University's Law, Government and Criminal Justice Day
04/14/2014Five graduates of Edinboro University's Political Science and Criminal Justice programs will be honored at this year's Law, Government and Criminal Justice Day on April 17.
The EU alumni set to be honored are state Representative Ryan Bizzarro, Pennsylvania 3rd Legislative District; Jessica L. Eger, Bureau of Criminal Investigations agent in the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office; Lieutenant Kathy Rose, Geauga County Sheriff's Office; Timothy Ward, Immigration and Customs Enforcement; and Officer Ryan Eugene Cappelletty, Chesterfield County Police Department (posthumously honored).
Law, Government and Criminal Justice Day activities will be held in the Frank G. Pogue Student Center on the Edinboro campus. A job and internship fair for criminal justice careers will be held in the Pogue Center Multipurpose Room concurrent to the other programs planned for Law, Government and Criminal Justice Day.
EU alumnus Dr. Peter A. Yaksick ('84, Political Science), assistant professor of psychology and criminology at Mercyhurst North East, will deliver the keynote address.
Programs scheduled during the event include:
- EU alumnus Adam Sparks will discuss his work with the FBI at 9:30 a.m. in the Pogue Center's Scot Theatre.
- A panel of current Edinboro University criminal justice students and one graduate will discuss their respective experiences working in corrections and share how they were able to overcome the challenges they encountered as former offenders to become productive and successful members of their communities. This panel discussion will be moderated by Dr. Kevin E. Courtright, and will be held at 11 a.m. in the Pogue Center's Scot Theatre
- A law school admissions presentation will be provided by representatives from Pennsylvania State University, the Dickinson School of Law, West Virginia University College of Law and Villanova University at 2 p.m. in the Pogue Center's Scot Theatre.
- A presentation on digital forensics will be provided by Dr. David Dampier, director of the National Forensics Training Center, at 2 p.m. in Pogue Center, Room 303 B.
- Staff Sargent Amanda Offenbacher will discuss entry-level criminal investigation employment opportunities in the U.S. Army at 3:30 p.m. in Pogue Center, Room 303 B.
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How can I disable the selection dialog box and enable selection cycling? I used to be able to hit shift+space bar to cycle through overlapping lines, I'd like to still be able to do that. I just switched from C3D 2011 to 2012.
This may or may not be related, but when I'm in paper space my osnaps are going crazy, I'd also like to disable whatever is causing this. See attached screen cap (taken in PS).
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This may or may not be related, but when I'm in paper space my osnaps are going crazy, I'd also like to disable whatever is causing this. See attached screen cap (taken in PS).
It looks like you are over the area blocked out by a clipped viewport. Autocad still sees those objects as if the normal rectangular viewport was in use. SHould it be like this? No, IMHO, but that's the way it currently works.
Disabling Selection Cycling should be as easy as hitting Ctrl+W it will toggle it off/on as needed. Or hit the icon at the bottom of your screen (Furthest to the right looks like a crosshair with 2 boxes on top of each other). For Selection Cycling it will be a little more work, I THINK you can get what you want by setting "SELECTIONPREVIEW" to 3 and "SELECTIONCYCLING" to -2. of course you enter both those variables without the " ". Good luck..
You can still hit Shift+Spacebar if that's what you want. Use Shift+Spacebar to put AutoCAD in selection cycling mode, and then click the left mouse button until the object you want selected is highlighted.
The new selection cycling is an awesome tool, but it can really slow down the movement of your crosshairs so it's not a bad idea to leave it off until you need it or use Shift+Spacebar instead.
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I'm SICK and TIRED of you freeloaders saying "paying shouldn't give you priority over nonpaying players" How about you pay for it, then see how you feel, I don't know about anyone else but I don't have money to just throw away, especially with the way the economy is! SO **** OFF AND GET A ****ING JOB, YOU STUPID 15 YEAR OLDS WHO ARE LIVING OFF MOM AND POPS!
TY for making game unplayable! GJ guys
Where in that post did i say its bad to live with parents at 15? Obviously you are an illiterate idiot... I was simply stating a 15 year old who probably has no sense of responsibility or a job, shouldn't say a person paying is non important since they NEVER had to work for money let alone do they understand the importance of wasting it. And to be honestly you people who playing the game free should be agreeing with the people paying since WE are the ones who keep this game going, how do you think riot pays their employees? With the money paying players give, duh, now stfu and go learn something about appreciation.
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I thought the title of the thread was What to do if "Server is Busy"? Not fight about prioritizing paying customers.
it was till people starting saying how much they threw at a game like it matters, you "paying customers" think you are some how special and deserve the right to play a game before everyone else, if thats the way you want it, then that would mean that lets say Nova74 spends $100 on w.e, and then i spend $101 so i should get prioity because i spent more then him? thats what you "paying customers" are saying. seriously, i enjoy everything riot has done with this game, and im expecting lots of server down time in the future because...you guessed it ITS A GAME IN PROGRESS, you idiots go make a MMO game and be sure to make it perfect on the first try and no have problems too, go go....srsly you high strung fools need to get some fresh air....
u guys r stupid who say tht if u pay more u should get more priority. Theres a thing called equality and thts like aying tht if u go to school or tht ur rich tht ur better than people who dnt go to school or arent rich. and maybe we dont wanna use money on this game or waste 100 dollars like u do cause we have other priorities like food or a house unlike u ******
You should allow people who have paid money in the game this is some bull**** spend money on a game that's "Full" make another server heck I have another server which I already know has to be better than yours.


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Casting Couch By Adam Bellotto on October 23, 2013 | Comments (1)At this point, it feels a little foolish to doubt Tom Hardy's transformative properties. Pick any two films from his filmography and you'll find yourself faced with two drastically different Hardys. He may be rail-thin or bulging with muscle. Soft-spoken or screamingly incoherent. Like snowflakes, no two Tom Hardy performances are ever quite the same. So when the news comes in, as it has (via Deadline Hollywood), that Hardy has officially signed on to play Elton John in the biopic Rocket Man, all we can really do is shrug our shoulders and say "yeah, that sounds about right." Before too long, Hardy will have made himself over in the image of the famous musician, sporting massive sunglasses and sequin-covered clothing, and will probably learn a thing or two about playing the piano. Although he may not be doing too much singing – according to the official press release, the real Elton John will be re-recording his own songs for use in the film.
Sorry, Justin Timberlake? 'Rocketman' Reportedly Wants Tom Hardy to Play Elton John
Casting Couch By Kate Erbland on May 29, 2013 | Be the First To CommentYup, this one is certainly unexpected. HitFix reports that the leading role in the upcoming Elton John biopic, Rocketman, is currently "out to Tom Hardy," which the outlet clarifies does not "mean they've made him a formal offer yet, or even that he's interested," but it does mean that the Rocketman team is interested in the star. John himself is serving as an executive producer on the project, which is coming to us from director Michael Gracey and screenwriter Lee Hall, and has been billed as "a biographical musical fantasy that weaves together the life of Sir Elton John and his music." What's most weird about the Hardy news is that, back in January of 2012, John himself announced that he wanted Justin Timberlake to play him in the biopic, a pick that certainly makes a hell of a lot more sense. Timberlake is clearly a busy guy, but playing John seems like a totally natural fit, so it's strange that it hasn't materialized and that Hardy is already seemingly in the mix. We'll be keeping a close watch on this one. Until then, there's always Gnomeo and Juliet: Sherlock Gnomes.
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In Development By Scott Beggs on January 3, 2012 | Comments (1)These kind of wish fulfillment new stories are not usually worth their weight in magic beans, but there's a sort of sense that comes with the news that Elton John wants Justin Timberlake to play the lead role in the movie about himself that he's working on. Of course, it also sounds a bit like Bruce Villanche wanting Denzel Washington to star in Villanche: The Movie, but Timberlake is a highly talented singer and actor who has appeared as John before in a music video. Put a shaggy wig on him, and they could be brothers. The kind where you might not guess immediately that they were related. John also announced to the LA Times that the film project, written by Lee Hall (Billy Elliot), has found a director. Unfortunately, the production was looking at Baz Luhrmann (due to the reportedly trippy, magical feel of it all), but he wasn't available. Hopefully, we'll find out which Luhrmann-like entity they hired instead. As for Timberlake, this is a shout into the wilderness for John, as the actor hasn't commented and may not even know he's on the wish list. But if he doesn't do it, can I suggest either Eminem or Ben Folds? Also, when does Villanche: The Movie come out?
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Enough snow. There isn't anything else to say about it, except "enough." Not even a remark about all the nitrogen that it contains and how good the deluge will be for our lawns this spring. Who cares? Enough snow.
It is amazing, however, that it hasn't stopped people from reminding me that it is February and that means it is time to get ready for spring. Really. I call this the preseason workout. Not everyone is ready and not everyone has to go through the chores.
To start: Sometime this month you might want to start bringing those fuchsia, dahlias and tuberous begonias down in the crawl space into the light and get them sprouting.
Begin with the fuchsia (yes, "FEWK-see-ah"). These are in pots or containers and all you need to do with haul them out and give them some warm water. Soak them for 15 minutes in a sink or bathtub. Just nice, warm water. Then expose them to light, preferably artificial, but if you only have windows, give them the best and turn them every few days to keep things even. They will sprout and after that you can pinch and shape your plants appropriately.
Tuberous begonias can be treated in the same fashion. Before you water, "blow" out the soil that has accumulated in the concave portion of the tuber. Be careful, tiny pink growth buds may already be growing. Then water and expose to light. Try not to water inside the tuber. The roots form on the outside only.
If you just have tubers, then place them in a shallow container or flat filled with great soil or compost. Push them in, actually, but only up to the rim of the tuber and keep soil out of the concave side. Then water and give light. You can develop bigger flowers on upright begonias by limiting the number of stems that will develop. Do not over-water as the tubers are already full of water. Just don't let them dry out. Once a week should do it.
Many gardeners just bring begonia tubers out to the light and skip the watering part. They start when the pink growth buds develop. Some claim this makes a better plant during the summer months.
It is a bit early to start dahlia tubers, but it is not too early to give them some light so that they develop eyes. Just get them out and lay them on newspaper and leave them be. You can mist them twice a week if you want.
Finally, there is the question of pelargoniums. If you have live ones, it is time to take cuttings if you want or to just cut back what you have to shape them. Then let them grow. Cuttings should callous over for a few days and then be planted in damp sand
Some store theirs upside down in paper bags. It is time to retrieve these and see how you did. Start at the tips and cut back down the stems until you "hit" green. Don't touch the root system. Pot up the plant and clean it up. If you don't "hit" green, your plant(s) didn't make it. Usually this is because it got too cold or way too hot while the plants were in storage.
Finally, if you are lacking any of these plants, you can get them at local nurseries. Why not give your favorites a visit this weekend? The seed racks are out, too. Forget about the snow.
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Tuesday, July 22, 2014
A mid-Norfolk school, which was forced to close its doors on Monday after teachers and pupils were struck down an aggressive sickness virus, will remain closed for the remainder of the term.
Following advice from Environmental and Public Health, North Elmham Primary School will not be reopening as it had hoped while it awaits a 'Deep Clean' to kill off any remaining virus.
On its school closures information page on its website Norfolk County Council said: "We sincerely apologise for the inconvenience caused."
But the news will be particularly devastating for the school leavers in Year 6 who headteacher Keith Wright said were looking forward to end of term events and to bid farewell to their teachers and friends.
He said: "We have a fabulous team of staff who are never off sick lightly but the wellbeing of our children is very important. We won't take any chances with their health."
He added that the virus seemed to be very aggressive and was causing people to fall ill very quickly, but normally recovery would start within 24 hours.
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...."Following advice from Environmental and Public Health".....if it was that contagious and life threatening there would have been a regional health warning. Getting bugs is part and parcel of being alive. What next shutting schools during flu outbreaks?
Saturday, July 26, 2014
Credit to the newspaper for removing Rhombus' "silly reason to close a school" comment.
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Perhaps it's silly for hospitals to shut wards when the norovirus hits !! perhaps they should do a deep clean either ?? Perhaps Rhombus should come and look after all our children throwing up and pooing everywhere and then decide if its nonsense or not !!!!
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Well said Kelly Gell. If deep cleaning is 'Nonsense' would hate to see the state of hisher house !!!!
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
No Rhombus its not a 'silly' idea i take it you havent got children at this school yes it maybe just 24 hours but when you see your child cry because they are in pain because they have been sick so much they have nothing left that is not silly as for sitting near the toilet thats not happening is it they are on the toilet for ages so unless you have actually experienced this & have kids that go to this school like i do that opinion is nonsence
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Not a silly reason at all !!! My daughter attends this school and this has been a bad virus which has caused 30 plus children and teachers to full incredibly ill with sickness and diarreah !! A week on from the first report and theres still plenty of people catching it. It's only because people have the attitude 'It's only been a bit of sickness the children are fine for school' which is why the virus spreads so fast and stays in the system for at least 48 hours. Are hospitals silly for closing wards when norovirus hits ?? perhaps they shouldn't do 'Deep cleaning' and let everyone just get on with it !!! I don't think theres anything nonsense about cleaning, perhaps if more was done virus' like this would be killed off more quickly !!
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Absolutely the right reason to close a primary school: where there is an indication of a highly contagious viral outbreak (probably norovirus or rotavirus) with large numbers of staff and students suffering 24hours of intense pain and diarrhoea and requiring a further recovery period of up to 3-4days. Closure and deep cleaning are essential to remove such a virus from a school or other enclosed environment - as, if not tackled immediately, situations such as the cruise ship and hospital outbreaks that hit the national news (sadly and occasionally as a result of fatalities) can occur.
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- Cartoon Characters: Waldo, Prezley, Cannibals.
- Vocal Talent: Paul Frees (Tycoon Magoo, Prezley), Jerry Hausner (Waldo, Prezley), Daws Butler (Waldo, Prezley).
- Directed By John Walker.
- Produced By Henry G. Saperstein.
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Waldo and Prezley invade an island full of black cannibals. They get chased off by a native.
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'11-year delay on mercy petition cruel, degrading punishment'
Amnesty International has expressed concern over the imminent execution of Mahendra Nath Das of Jorhat in Assam following the rejection of his mercy petition by President Pratibha Patil recently.
In a statement, the AI said the 11-year delay in announcing the verdict of the mercy petition and the resultant prolonging of the stay on death row might amount to cruel, inhuman and degrading punishment, particularly since prison conditions in Assam were poor.
The AI pointed out that this would be the first execution in India since 2004. "AI opposes the death penalty in all cases, regardless of the nature of the crime, the [character] of the offender, or the method of execution," the statement said.
Das was sentenced to death in August 1997 for a murder in Guwahati, Assam, in 1996. His mercy petition was rejected by Ms. Patil in May 2011. The judicial process was completed after the High Court confirmed the death sentence in February 1998 and the Supreme Court rejected the appeal in May 1999. A mercy petition was sent to the government in 2000 but was decided upon only in May 2011.
The AI said: "The Chief Justice of India has previously described the time spent by a condemned prisoner on death row as "living death." The Supreme Court of India has also ruled that delay in executing the death sentence is a factor in deciding on the commutation of the sentence and has itself commuted death sentences in a number of cases due to inordinate delay in deciding mercy petitions.
"United Nations bodies and mechanisms have repeatedly called upon Member States to establish a moratorium on executions with a view to abolishing the death penalty, most recently through the adoption of a third United Nations General Assembly resolution on the matter in December 2010. In a general comment on Article 6 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, to which India is a State Party, the U.N. Human Rights Committee stated that Article 6 "refers generally to abolition of the death penalty. The Committee concludes that all measures of abolition should be considered as progress in the enjoyment of the right to life."
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No concrete answers for MGM's suitability within the regionDec. 11, 2013 |
By G. Michael Dobbs firstname.lastname@example.com As I write this on the morning of Dec. 10 the corporate brass of MGM Resorts International have finished a day before the Massachusetts Gaming Commission answering question about issues brought forth by the 500-plus-page suitability report. Here is the statement from James Murren, chairman and CEO of the company: "We were very pleased today to follow up on the Massachusetts Gaming Commission's extensive suitability investigation and detailed report with direct, honest and forthright discussion about MGM Resorts' responsible business practices around the world. I hope my testimony reflected how proud I am of our company and how willing we have been to work cooperatively with the commission throughout this rigorous licensing process. I look forward to a favorable suitability finding in the very near future." The report did not find any substantial reason why MGM shouldn't be allowed to business in the Commonwealth. I'm therefore, willing to bet – pardon the pun – that MGM is heading toward receiving the sole Western Massachusetts casino license. I will pause here for cheers and jeers. If a corporation in the biotech industry or precision manufacturing had decided to build a $1 billion facility in Springfield all of us would be celebrating. Instead we will have a costly addition to our tourism portfolio. One must remember that tourism dollars are huge in this state and in our region. Attractions such as the Basketball Hall of Fame, Six Flags New England and Yankee Candle draw hundreds of thousands of people to the Pioneer Valley. Other retail and service businesses as well as other attractions benefit from this influx of visitors. Having worked at the Basketball Hall of Fame – the first one on the Springfield College campus – I know first hand that museum is visited by people from around the country. It is a valuable asset to Western Massachusetts. The question will be if the proposed casino in the South End will add to the dollars that re-circulate in the area or not? Will the carloads of families that go to Six Flags make MGM Springfield a stop? Will the three-year burst of construction jobs followed by several thousand hospitality jobs really reverse the employment stagnation we've seen here? Will the city actually benefit as much as it could have with the host agreement that is in effect for 40 years? Will the money paid by MGM make a difference in property tax relief? And how actually will MGM affect Longmeadow, East Longmeadow, Holyoke, Agawam and West Springfield? The problem with all of these questions is there are no real answers. We're all jumping out of plane with parachutes we hope will work. I've heard from a lot of people that while they may be lukewarm about a casino, that the city must do something. The announcement of the University of Massachusetts Springfield is a step in the right direction. Improving the north-south Amtrak lines and rerouting The Vermonter through Holyoke and Northampton is another plus. Renovating and re-using Union Station is something that should have been done 10 years ago. All of these projects could bring some additional economic benefit. I would love to see actually commuter rail links to Boston, followed by an aggressive campaign to show folks from Eastern Massachusetts that they could live out here and still work in the Boston area. I would think if we actually revised state building codes to allow entrepreneurs to more easily convert old factory buildings into mixed-use structures, we would have a huge development advantage here in the Valley. We need to both have a higher minimum wage and a revised unemployment insurance plan to help workers and business owners both. We need greater levels of decision-making on the local level and hopefully greater involvement from the electorate. I think all of those actions could help us in a way a casino couldn't. Perhaps the addition of a casino will anger people enough they will insist on measures that could have more positive economic benefits. I might be willing to bet on that. Agree? Disagree? Drop me a line at email@example.com or at 280 N. Main St., East Longmeadow, MA 01028. As always, this column represents the opinion of its author and not the publishers or advertisers of this newspaper. |


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Seth Rogen Joins Forces with Barbara Streisand for Roadtrip Bromance, Wait… What?
Movie News By Nathan Adams on January 29, 2011 | Be the First To CommentParamount has greenlit the film, titled My Mother's Curse, and it is expected to begin shooting in the spring. The story centers around a cross-country trip shared between an inventor (Seth Rogen) and his mother (Barbara Streisand). He is on the trip to hock his wares and she has tagged along to try and reunite with a lost love. The film has been in the works for quite some time, and has just finally gotten the green light. So I guess the question is, what about this project makes it worth so much effort to get it together? So far there is no news of roles for a lifetime best friend or a way out of his league love interest for Rogen. Could he be making a play to step out of his comfort zone? And Streisand hasn't acted in a non-Fockers film since 1996, what is her motivation for signing on to such an absurd sounding project?
The film will be directed by Anne Fletcher, who did The Proposal and 27 Dresses; so I can't imagine that either actor is just that into working with the director. It has been written by Dan Fogelman, who admittedly has a story credit on Fred Clause, but also was credited on well received animated films Cars and Tangled. He apparently has based the script on his real-life experiences traveling with his own mother. Could this be a passion project? Is it the quality of the script that's inspiring people in power to push this one through? Regardless of the answer, expect to soon see Seth Rogen and Barbara Streisand trying to drum up some on-screen chemistry, at a theater near you.
Source: The Hollywood Reporter
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Summerfest announces Keith Urban as its third headliner Country fans have even more reason to look forward to this year's edition of Summerfest. First, Florida Georgia Line was announced as Marcus Amphitheater headliners. Now, Keith Urban has been named as the Big Gig's third headliner. |
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Inaugural Arte Para Todos music event announces a flurry of local talent The brand new event is a weekend-long local music extravaganza running from Friday, Feb. 27 through Sunday, March 1, with 70 bands and 15 artists spread across three neighborhoods -- Bay View, Riverwest and the East Side -- and 15 venues. If that sounds cool, its motives (besides providing a ton of music) are even more so. |
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Riverside announces Death Cab for Cutie, Sufjan Stevens shows This morning, the Riverside Theater announced two new shows coming to town this spring: Sufjan Stevens and Death Cab for Cutie. |
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M�tley Cr�e schedules another final Milwaukee show on Aug. 7 For any M�tley Cr�e fans who missed the rock band's goodbye tour when it rolled through Summerfest last year, you've been given one more shot. The band is returning for one final show at the BMO Harris Bradley Center on Aug. 7, accompanied once again by special guest Alice Cooper. |
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Summerfest and ReverbNation launch free artist submission platform Milwaukee World Festival, Inc. and ReverbNation today announced a three-year agreement commencing with Summerfest 2015. This strategic alliance makes ReverbNation the exclusive online submission platform for musical artists interested in performing at Summerfest, "The World's Largest Music Festival." |
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Vince Gill and friends return to Milwaukee Theatre Vince Gill will share the Milwaukee Theatre stage with Ashley Monroe, Charlie Worsham and daughter Jenny Gill at 8 p.m. on March 22. |
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Dave Matthews Band announces two Alpine shows Dave Matthews Band will play two back-to-back shows this summer at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on Saturday, July 25 and Sunday, July 26. The 2015 tour kicks off on Tuesday, May 12 in Austin, Texas.
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Rock legends Crosby Stills & Nash play May 3 at Riverside Theater Crosby, Stills & Nash have announced tour dates in Japan, the Philippines, and Singapore in March, followed by their only US tour dates for 2015 in April and May.
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MSO will take over The Pabst Theater in May for two weekends of Beethoven This morning, the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra announced that it will take over The Pabst Theater for two long weekends in May for a bevy of Beethoven. |
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Milwaukee music loses a pair of veterans A couple friends have notified me in recent days of the passing of two veteran Milwaukee musicians. In November and December, rocker Roland Stone and jazzman Sammy Armato passed away. |
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Field Report gifts listeners new track, "On Christmas Eve" Christmas has come early for fans of Field Report. The Milwaukee-based band premiered a new track called "On Christmas Eve" this morning on Paste Magazine's website. |
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TV on the Radio coming to The Pabst Theater in March This afternoon, TV on the Radio announced 10 upcoming tour dates for 2015, including a stop at The Pabst Theater on Tuesday, March 24. |
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Field Report wins big at the 2014 Radio Milwaukee Music Awards Chris Porterfield and company had a lot to celebrate last night, as Field Report won three awards at the 2014 Radio Milwaukee Music Awards, hosted by 88Nine Radio Milwaukee at its Walker's Point studio complex, 220 E. Pittsburgh Ave. |
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Milwaukee Talks: Soul Asylum's Dave Pirner Twenty years after Spacehog's Jonny Cragg first met Soul Asylum's Dave Pirner, he found himself sharing beers, stories and music with him on the Summerland Tour. That's how he learned that Pirner has a strong Milwaukee connection. |
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Milwaukee's Mulvey gives stirring voice to Ferguson and the struggle Music has power. It has power to persuade, but more than that it has the power to give voice to emotion. Peter Mulvey, the Milwaukee singer/songwriter, has given voice to the events in Ferguson, Mo., in a moving song he wrote in just a couple of minutes. |
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Party to reveal winners of Radio Milwaukee Music Awards The winners of 88Nine's Radio Milwaukee Music Awards will be announced at a ceremony that's open to the public on Thursday, Dec. 4, from 7 to 11 p.m. at the station's studios, 220 E. Pittsburgh Ave. |
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Goo Goo Dolls, O.A.R. headline Brewers concert series The Milwaukee Brewers announced Joe Nichols, O.A.R. and the Goo Goo Dolls as the artists for the new Brewers Postgame Concert Series in 2015. Fans can also take advantage of a special Black Friday sale for tickets. |
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Manilow to perform one last time in Milwaukee Barry Manilow has announced that he is going to "hit the road" and perform across the country for his "One Last Time!" tour, which will include a stop at the BMO Harris Bradley Center on Feb. 24, 2015. |
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Indie rockers The New Pornographers deliver an evening of big sound With a giant replica of their new album's cover above them on the stage, The New Pornographers delivered a delirious set of extra-large pop during Thursday's Pabst Theater performance. |
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Kinks' Dave Davies' Turner Hall gig offers nothing to complain about Lester Bangs' "James Taylor Marked for Death" is no doubt popular reading this week in Milwaukee after the singer-songwriter disparaged his recent Brew City audience for its supposedly "wooden" response. It's highly unlikely Milwaukee will have to deal with any post-show digs from fellow Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Dave Davies, who delighted an appreciative crowd Tuesday night at Turner Hall. |
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Vote for 2014 Radio Milwaukee Music Awards The only thing approaching faster than the end of the year is end of the year awards. One such celebration is the annual Radio Milwaukee Music Awards, hosted at 88Nine's Walker's Point studio. But before the celebration begins and the awards can be dished out, the event is looking for your help in crowning 2014's winners. |
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6 Milwaukee record shops I miss I've been a record store rat since I was about 9 (no, I won't tell you how many years ago that was), but I've whiled away countless hours in the dens of wonder, from sea to shining sea and even beyond. Luckily, there are still some great record shops in town, but not nearly as many as there used to be. Here are six lost Milwaukee places that I wish were still here ... |
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Linkin Park headlines Summerfest on June 30 Linkin Park will headline the Summerfest slate on Tuesday, June 30 at the Marcus Amphitheater, the Milwaukee World Festival, Inc. announced this morning. A Day to Remember will open. Tickets will go on sale on Friday, Nov. 21. |
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Meet Hunter Hayes, help fight hunger We have another meet and greet opportunity for you. Just click here to bid on a chance to win two great seats for Hayes' show at the BMO Harris Bradley Center and a meet and greet with the rising country star. |
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Summerfest announces Florida Georgia Line as its first 2015 headliner The hit-making country duo of Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard will bring its "Anything Goes" tour to the Amp stage on Summerfest's opening day next year - Wednesday, June 24 - alongside openers Thomas Rhett and Frankie Ballard. |


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So I am fermenting my first lager and I am concerned about an off-flavor that I have detected in my gravity samples. The two samples I withdrew were awful, to say the least. Part of the flavor is cooked, buttered corn. I take that as diacetyl. (The beer is at a diacetyl rest right now). The other component is a sharp chemical flavor. It kinda burns and is at the forefront of the flavor profile. It hits you the moment you take a sip. I know that the diacetyl will probably be metabolized by the yeast, but the sharp chemical flavor bothers me. Could it possibly be my hop's flavor clashing with the diacetyl? It worries me that it could be a wild yeast infection producing phenols. For what it's worth, I sanitize with Starsan and use RO water strictly. edit: I am fermenting with Saflager S23 at 52 F. The OG was 1.050 and it's at 1.008 right now. It's been ramping in temperature for the past two days and is at 64 F right now.
Is it possible that the chemical flavor is sulfur? A lot of lager yeasts throw a lot of sulfur before cleaning it up, along with diacetyl, later in fermentation. BTW, cooked corn can also be oxidation. A lot of pilsner malt has some of that flavor in the background, though, without there being a problem. Plus, early samples often taste nothing like your beer finally does. Relax and wait, and see what it turns out like. Be sure to give it time, and lager it well after fermentation has finished.
Cooked corn would be dms from boiling with the lid on or not vigorous and or long enough boil. Pretty sure the yeast won't absorb that. Not sure about the chemical flavor but lagers can be kind of weird if sampled early, the lagering phase helps a lot. Lager it for a while and at worst you night just have a batch of rolling rock.
Sounds like diacetyl and DMS is a very young beer. The d rest will take care of the former, the latter won't go away.
The only thing that I can think of that may have produced DMS is boiling for 60 minutes instead of 90. I even used pale malt, boiled in an open pot and chilled below 80 within 15 minutes. I am puzzled if it is DMS. I was thinking that the second off-flavor was sulfurous too. It's really sharp and unpleasant. I also sensed a similar smell coming out of my airlock during fermentation. It was disappointing to taste such nasty gravity samples. The ales that I have fermented never tasted this weird even at an early stage. I guess that's just how lagers are.
Could it just be really intense diacetyl? Maybe just artificial butter and not buttered corn? It's so hard to say w/o tasting, and even then, the beer's so young. Honestly, let it ride, at least the young flavors will go away and if there's still issue you can troubleshoot.
Greetings from a fellow Gainesville resident. Post your recipe and we can see if its the hop flavors clashing, but I doubt it. Could be DMS, diacytl, sulfur or all three. How old is the beer? Young lagers can be funky, but I wouldn't say chemical flavors are normal at all.
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Yeah, the diacetyl is reduced somewhat, but it still has a way to go. I'm not sensing the chemical flavor as much--I feel that it may have been a volatile sulfur compound that is now being off-gased at the higher temperature rest. I have no idea how to describe the flavor, but perhaps "chemical" is too harsh. It's kinda musky but sharp and it clashes awfully with the buttery diacetyl. I am pretty sure that some of the flavor is my grain bill, which is 92.3% 2-row, 5% Munich and 2.6% Carapils. I think I can taste the Munich under the diacetyl. Perhaps the sharp flavor is due to my hopping; I used Sterling exclusively, for about 30 IBU, mostly late additions. I definitely taste the Sterling character in there somewhere. It's been about 2 days into the rest and it still tastes buttery. Should I try krausening it?
The "chemical" flavor sounds like potentially an infection, or maybe chlorophenol. Cooked corn does really sound like DMS. It is the classic description of DMS, although other sulfur compounds can give you similar flavors. What temp are you doing your rest at?


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We don't know yet how the SLS fares on broken pavement, on twisty autobahn sections, or in stop-and-go traffic, but if its performance at the track is anything to go by, it promises to be one of the true greats.
The SLS makes its public debut at the Frankfurt auto show in September; U.S. sales start next summer, with production capped at 5000 per year. Next in the five-year cycle of the project is the roadster, which is scheduled to go on sale in early 2011. Three and a half years later, we should see a limited-edition farewell Black Series Gullwing. And, believe it or not, there is also a zero-emissions version in the works for 2012.
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Vesicoureteral reflux (VUR) is the abnormal flow of urine from the bladder back into the ureters. VUR is most commonly diagnosed in infancy and childhood after the patient has a urinary tract infection (UTI). About one-third of children with a UTI are found to have VUR. VUR can lead to infection because urine that remains in the child's urinary tract provides a place for bacteria to grow. But sometimes the infection itself is the cause of VUR.
VUR can also cause swelling in the ureter and kidney, known as hydroureter and hydronephrosis.There are two types of VUR. Primary VUR occurs when a child is born with an impaired valve where the ureter joins the bladder. This happens if the ureter did not grow long enough during the child's development in the womb. The valve does not close properly, so urine backs up (refluxes) from the bladder to the ureters, and eventually to the kidneys. This type of VUR can get better or disappear as the child gets older. The ureter gets longer as the child grows, and the function of the valve improves.
Secondary VUR occurs when there is a blockage anywhere in the urinary system. The blockage may be caused by an infection in the bladder that leads to swelling of the ureter. This also causes a reflux of urine to the kidneys.
Infection is the most common symptom of VUR. As the child gets older, other symptoms, such as bedwetting, high blood pressure, protein in the urine, and kidney failure, may appear.
Common tests to show the presence of a urinary tract infection include urine analysis and cultures. Because no single test can tell everything about the urinary tract that might be important to know, more than one of the following imaging tests may be needed:
The goal for treatment of VUR is to prevent any kidney damage from occurring. Infections should be treated at once with antibiotics to prevent the infection from moving into the kidneys. Antibiotic therapy usually corrects reflux caused by infection.
Sometimes surgery is needed to correct primary VUR. Surgery is considered only when severe reflux has caused infection that can't be controlled with antibiotics. The most common procedure to correct VUR is to sever the ureter from the bladder and then reattach it at a different angle so that urine can't back up. In recent years, doctors have treated some cases of VUR by injecting a bulking agent into the bladder wall around the opening of the ureter where reflux happens. This procedure can be performed with a scope that reaches the inside of the bladder through the urethra, so the doctor doesn't need to make an incision.
VUR is treated in the Division of Pediatric Urology at Hopkins Children's.
Vesicoureteral reflux from the National Kidney & Urologic Diseases Information Clearinghouse


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2 And the Lord said to Satan, "The Lord rebuke you, O Satan! The Lord who has chosen Jerusalem rebuke you! Is not this man a brand plucked from the fire?" | 2 The LORD said to Satan, "The LORD rebuke you, Satan! The LORD, who has chosen Jerusalem, rebuke you! Is not this man a burning stick snatched from the fire?" |
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18 And the scribes do so with their flashings, to bring out the gnats, and they have not been able, and the gnats are on man and on beast; | 18 But when the magicians tried to produce gnats by their secret arts, they could not. And the gnats were on men and animals. |
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So the Frenchies are pulling that, eh? I was going to invest heavily in publicly traded prison companies and then bribe politicians to make laws locking up as many of them as possible. Hell, if that shit flies here, why can't we do it there?
-extremely sarcastic guy who thinks the US needs to reexamine its priorities and examine the root causes of social instability before it becomes a systemic threat AKA Americans get fed up with the bullshit here and do something about it. Not that I'd have a problem with seeing some politicians' heads on a pike….


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Location: NW PA
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Solo camping trip?
Hey there DISCampers! So DW approved a solo trip for me, in return for the ones I keep sending her on with her mother. Being the good DISer that I am... told her I'm headed for Disney. Now this trip won't be for a good while yet, but I thought I'd start gathering some feedback.
DW and I are both budget travelers. We tend to try and keep room costs, travel expenses, etc.. as low as we can so we can spend a bit more on food, beverages, and souvenirs. Since I'm going solo, and more of an all day park person, I started considering just grabbing a small campsite to park my car (driving from PA) and set up a tent. The tent we have is nothing special, not sure on size, but big enough to fit a queen-size air mattress with some room left for bags. Since I've never camped at Disney before I'm not entirely sure this is the best route to go, but it seemed like it would be a ton of fun! I guess my current inquiries are as follows: *Do you think it will be too much of a hassle trying to set-up a site solo and even worth it as I'll probably only be there to sleep? *Do you still get the feel of being 'in' Disney like you do at the resorts? *Are there months when campsite prices are lower yet not subject to hurricanes passing through ? *Any general tips or tricks that someone who has never camped Disney before should be aware of? Thanks in advance for any help/advice! |
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I think you will enjoy it!
You do "still get the feel of being 'in' Disney like you do at the resorts".
I would go no later than the end of May, forget the summer months (too hot) and then consider going anywhere between late September through the end of the year for nicer temperatures. Check this link out here at the DIS boards for the seasonal pricing : http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/disney-rates-2013.htm For economy, camping at Ft Wilderness is great. You can bring an ice chest and eat your breakfast at your campsite before you go to the parks. Maybe eat lunch in the park (or bring your lunch in a shoulder bag ice chest like I do) and then come back to your campsite in the eve and make your dinner. There are a lot of ideas on the net for quick things to make if you have a camp stove. I always go to Disney on a budget and have the best time. You can always alter your plans and eat in the park or we have driven off site (I have a Garmin) to a fast food place for dinner. They are not far. Also there is the Trail's End Restaurant. You can get take out like fried chicken and pizza. They also have a breakfast and also a dinner buffet. http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/dinin...staurant.id=37 They have a country store also where you can purchase little things you may have forgotten (toothbrush...lol), small food items and cold drinks. Also outside all the comfort stations there is an ice machine to replenish your ice chest. Fort Wilderness is beautiful. I highly recommend it! PattyBee in Florida |
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We are leaving the Fort in the morning. We rented a pup, this time, for most of our stay. We tent alot. We usually 'set up' an extensive 'site'. But we wouldn't here. We would tent. Especially just DH and I. But not "set up" much. I have noticed lots of tenters here in loop 1500, more than normal, I think, untill the unseasonably heavy thunderstorms started a few nights ago, when lots of pups and most tenters cleared out. I wanted to take pics of 'site setups' because I read questions about them on this board and am interested myself. But I saw nothing elaborate. Simply a pop up style tent, maybe an ez up tarp pavillion over the table if planning to use that.... and that's all. Mostly one, sometimes two structures. Maybe a tied laundry line with some suits and towels. Nothing else. Simple, simple. I do not think Disney camping is like tent camping in general. You don't need a 'site', and most partial loop folks are gone, like you, during the day, or out and about, here, there and busy. You tent camp differently at Disney, I think....using the general you.... and don't need as much 'stuff' as one might usually bring. And I wanted to commont on the "feel like being in the resorts", well, I say, No. It does not feel like being in the other resorts. I like several of the other resorts a lot. But. It feels like being at the Fort. Different. Definately Disney, but Disney different than anywere else. I think it feels better than the resorts... more friendlier, more special, more 'yours', more 'magic kingdom', the way Walt designed it, more community, more peaceful, less busy, less stressed, less commercial, less hectic, but more separated from the masses, for good or not... it all depends upon what you like the feel of, and what you think the Fort feels like, to you, depending on your collection of experiences and moments and interactions while there. Why don't you try it, and see what you think? It could be, as our visit- the first one to the Fort where we also brought our kids- has been, the start of a new tradition |
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Location: Colorado
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Setting up a FW campsite solo, to me, isn't a hassle as I am much more familiar with how to set up the tent than my DW. One of the things that I do at FW with the tent set up is to stake the tent down on the sandpad with the door of the tent butting up against the concrete parking pad. This helps keep the sand in the tent to a minimum...and a door mat is a big help too.
The Fort is considered a resort and thus you have access to ALL the amenities and services as any other resort guest. As stated in the replies, the Fort is Disney without the feeling of crowding you may feel staying in another resort. My DW and I prefer to go in the fall months when the temperatures are lower and some years have found there to be less rain...but don't count on the rain abating. The hurricane season runs until November, but if a hurricane does threaten Disney will move FW campers into one of the other resorts. General tips: bring a flashlight to light your way at night and as the sites have electricity you might want to bring a string of christmas lights that is connected to a photocell (or normal) timer...this way there is a light turned on when you return to your campsite in the dark. The campground can be pretty dark. Electricity as means you don't have to be limited to a campstove and if you have the packing space in the car, can bring a coffee maker. The sites have a BBQ grill if you are inclined to fire up charcoal and grill a steak or burgers for dinner. Got to go for now as dinner is ready...hope this helps and gets you started.
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Discussing it with DW last night, see wants me to budget in money to get the QSDP. I'm still unsure myself. It would be great to have a couple meals settled in advance and really cut down on what I need to bring along, but I have a tendency to be a 'grazer" and eat small amounts all day long with maybe one full meal. Your last paragraph is what I was really hoping to hear from someone. I realize there will be a huge difference between a themed resort and the campgrounds, but I was still hoping the feel of Walt's design would encompass it. I suppose I should probably cross-post this to the Adult and Solo board, as I guess my only concerns are more in that regard. Camping alone in and of itself doesn't bother me at all as I've done solo hiking/camping a good bit. With all the walking through the parks, maybe I should just load up a frame pack Thank you all for the feedback you've given so far. I'm about 99% sure this is the route I'm going unless some major hurdle pops up that I'm unaware of. |
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Before you get the QSDP check the menus and pricing. You very well may come out ahead paying out of pocket.
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I did a quick and dirty analysis, and my out of pocket came out within a couple dollars of the QS plan. Still up for deabate as I keep looking through all the trip reports and would love to be able to do some different table services I've never done. That would up the trip cost quite a bit though...
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OP, I did a solo camping trip to the Fort in October.... trip report still in progress (multi-resort stay, still trip-reporting on the 1st part of trip).
It is awesome camping at the Fort. Way better than being at the Resorts, if you are a camper at heart! Barebones is great, but I second most of the above comments, and include a few more:
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Posted by Chris McClean on March 7, 2008
One of the most substantial trends we expected to see in governance, risk, and compliance in 2008 is the tightening of regulations in response to major risk management failures. Yesterday, we saw a clear example of that, as the US Senate approved a bill that would nearly double the size of the Consumer Product Safety Commission, largely in response to the massive toy recalls that took place last year.
Also this week, the UK's Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency showed signs of cracking down on disclosure of drug trial results after problems persisted with certain anti-depressant drugs in relation to teenage suicide (even though criminal charges will not be filed).
The sub-prime issue may likely be the next major target for legislative changes, although most discussion seems to be focused on consumer protection at this point, not tighter control over lenders.
In all of these cases, it's much easier to see in hindsight what companies could have done to avoid such legislative action. However, I think a case can certainly be made for seriously supporting industry standards...for example, the general success of the PCI Data Security Standard seems to have diminished any strong push to curb data theft through tougher regulations.
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I don't watch calories so much, but I do watch carb intake. And, if at all possible, I eat no sugar.
I now have a fairly strict eating schedule, consisting of breakfast, morning snack, lunch, afternoon snack, and dinner. Carbs are limited to about 50 to 75 grams per meal, and 25 per snack. I don't skip meals, and I don't add meals. This is how I eat. Period.
Also, since January, I work out regularly three times a week, in addition to my martial arts classes.
What helped me with working out was keeping a log of what I did: amount of weight, number of reps, etc. I've found that having that chart to track my progress helps a lot with motivation...more than a mirror would, since results will likely be too gradual to see on a daily or weekly basis. Unless you're on steroids.
A gym with a personal trainer would be better, but I can't afford either, and the spreadsheet has been working for me.
What I've found both with the diet and working out is this: Actually getting started is a big hurdle. Once that's done, making it a habit is a little bit easier. There will likely come a time when the desire to just give up becomes almost too great, and that's as big a hurdle as getting started, but once cleared, it just becomes habit...part of your daily routine.
Working out is still a chore, sometimes, but I am totally used to the diet now, and it's just a fact of life for me.
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