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To my beloved girls,
I am writing you this letter because when you were born, you already lived in a post 9/11 world. I am writing because you will ask me where I was when the Towers fell, just as I have asked my parents where they were when Kennedy was shot. You will ask where I was, since we ask for location and context in a feeble attempt to understand the emotion and meaning of the event.
On the morning of September 11, 2001, I left Akers Hall, where your father and I lived for my job as a hall director during graduate school at Michigan State, and I headed to my practicum in the College of Communication Arts & Sciences. That practicum would turn into a full time position after my graduation, which means on this 10th anniversary, I am sitting in the same rooms and walking the same hallway I did that day.
On that morning, I was in a meeting with my director and the assistant dean, planning a career fair, when the office assistant came into the room and told us, "Something's happening in New York City. You better turn on the TV." It didn't matter the channel, since every channel was showing the two towers billowing smoke. I can't possibly explain the emotion, the disbelief, the general feeling we all had that were watching some kind of bad movie. The next hour was filled with phone calls and check ins. All of this was prior to many of us having cell phones. Your Uncle Cory somehow tracked me down at my practicum to see if I had heard about Aunt Debbie (your grandmother's twin sister) who worked in downtown Manhattan. I talked with my complex director to see if we heard from our former graduate student, whose husband worked in the Pentagon, and I talked with your father to learn that your great aunt and uncle lived only an exit away from the crash in Pennsylvania. It is a blur, but all were safe.
My director and I had to head to a meeting of all of the associate deans across campus. I remember walking into the Board Room in the Administration Building, with its huge conference table that seats fifty. Both of the projector screens were down, and CNN was being broadcast. There was just so much smoke. Then the Associate Provost for Undergraduate Education started the meeting, and I saw a huge, research university move. Updates on students who were abroad. Check-ins with students from the NYC and DC area. Communication that would be sent to faculty. Counseling services that needed to be in place. As a graduate student, I was watching the university respond to a worst case scenario that no one could have possible imagined.
Later that evening, I would sit in the residence hall dining room with about half of my hall, glued to Peter Jennings on the big screen TV. We didn't want to leave. We wanted to me with other people. My office was a perpetual lounge for the next three days, as I doled out boxes of Kleenex to my residents contending with their emotions on their own timeline.
I tell you all of this because you live in a different world that I grew up in, much of which is different because of what happened that day. My wish for you is this:
I hope you never experience the terror of that day. I hope you never see the hatred in people that made someone hurt other people in such a horrifying way that day. I hope you never feel the suspicious stares that many felt following that day, simply because their skin was darker or their religion was not Christianity.
I hope you feel the love that people had for each other after that day. I hope you feel the catch in your throat when you hear the National Anthem or see an American flag that I did after that day. I hope you still dream for a peaceful world and know that it is possible because you hear stories of everyday heroes from that day.
I cannot possibly imagine a September 11th where I do not feel the emotions as raw as they were on that day, but I promise that I will do my very best to ensure that you never forget the joy and love and humanity that September 11th uncovered.
With all my love,
Niki Rudolph is the Assistant Director of Academic & Student Affairs in the College of Communication Arts and Sciences at Michigan State University.

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After 10 mins tried to start it but it would only turn over and not start.
Thought it was battery related so put jumper cables on it for 30 mins from another car bit still same, occasioannly turning over more and almost catching but not quite.
Got RAC out and after checking correct fuel type, enough fuel, connecting a laptop to diagnostic connector under steering column said everything was OK and no fault found from the diagnostic.
After taking engine cover off I was turning over the engine while he wiggled cables and when he touched the connector which connects to the sensor on the end of the injector rail the car started. It turned over a bit rough and lots of smoke out the back. He said he thought it was due to pressure sensor on the injector rail and could be the sensor or cable broken.
I managed to get it home and switched off and tried to start again but same happened. On the way home some smoke from the back but seemed reasonable performance, but mpg was only about 12-13mpg on the trip computer.
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Monarchs, Russell in Larned Zone
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If things go according to expectations, last week's game between the Hays Monarchs Senior Legion baseball team and Russell -- won 12-11 by Hays -- could have been a small preview of things to come in this week's American Legion Class AA Zone Tournament in Larned.
Both teams will have to win a game first though in order to meet up for the first time in the double-elimination format.
Hays, which hopes to make it back to state again this season with a Zone win, will play at 5 p.m. today against either Larned or Pratt. Russell plays its first game against Hoisington in the 2:30 p.m. slot.
"We're confident going in," said Monarchs coach Dustin Schumacher, whose team is 17-5 following the win against Russell on Monday. "We're familiar with everyone there for the most part, with the exception of Pratt."
If the Monarchs lose their first game today, they fall into the 5:30 p.m. elimination game Monday. If they win, they will face either Russell or Hoisington at 8 p.m. Monday.
"These are all teams we've had some success against. We know we're going to have to be on top of our game to have a chance to win, but we feel confident we can do that," Schumacher said.
Hays enters the tournament on a three-game winning streak, following two losses in the Wild West Festival Tournament in Hays. The Monarchs have scored at least seven runs in the three wins, boosted by the play of its top two hitters who have played in all 22 contests. Jordan Gottschalk is batting .479 with a team-best 21 RBIs, while Ryan Schippers is batting .377 and is tied for second on the team with 18 RBIs. Gottschalk carries a .537 on-base percentage and a .592 slugging percentage with a team-best eight doubles.
"You can just tell when guys get it," Schumacher said. "For (Gottschalk), at the plate, that happened this summer. It did come on for him.
"He gets what he's supposed to do, and what pitches he's supposed to swing at," Schumacher added. "He's really hit the ball well this summer."
Grant Romme, who leads the team with 24 runs, is batting .317, and is the only other Monarch to have played in every contest. He has drawn 21 walks and has a .506 on-base percentage.
In addition, Ryan Ruder and Kameron Schmidt have had strong summers, in less action. Ruder has played in 16 games, and is batting .500, while Kameron Schmidt has played in 13 games, and is batting .417.
If the Monarchs match up against Larned today, Schumacher said Ricky Hockett (4-0, 1.17 earned-run average) likely would get the start. Hockett is third on the team in strikeouts (21) to just 10 walks. He has given up just eight runs in 30 innings (seven appearances). If Hays plays Pratt, Schumacher said he might re-think his starter. Hays has three pitchers with at least four wins, including Liam Stults (6-1) and Kameron Schmidt (5-0).
"He's been a pretty consistent force," Schumacher said of Hockett. "He throws strikes, and doesn't allow very many base-runners. So we feel pretty confident with him on the mound."
Russell enters the tournament with a 14-7 mark after picking up a pair of wins in their season-ending triangular Tuesday. Russell defeated Ellis, 8-7, then blitzed Beloit, 15-0.


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This is a discussion on What to do? within the Reloading forums, part of the Defensive Ammunition & Ballistics category; Originally Posted by Mr. Chitlin A fully loaded Dillon 650 is nice, but you'll have ~$1K tied up in it to start loading what you ...
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Me too I think. And for the reason you just stated, becuase it can be used as a single stage press while learning and then pick up the pace later on. I almost suggested the same thing.
Of course, it is still good to have a single stage press on the bench for some jobs. I am about ready to add a classic turret pretty soon, to speed up loading handgun ammo.
I think I will always continue to load my rifle ammo single stage though. Simply because when I load pistol ammo it is for shooting paper and I need some quantity, but my rifle ammo is for precision shooting and hunting.
When you've got 'em by the balls, their hearts & minds will follow. Semper Fi.
I started on a LEE single stage press, but I recently began loading using a LEE hand press. No wife to complain about where I load so I do it in front of the TV. Sometimes I will just prep shell cases. Other times I will load and seat. Never more than 50 rounds at a time. It beats the hell out of a therapist I do put everything away when I'm finished so its not like my living room is a gun shop. I reload 38, 9mm, 40, 45 and soon 50 AE but I do everything by hand now.
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Sep 8, 2010 9:51 PM by Alison Haynes
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - Louisiana Superintendent of Education
Paul Pastorek said Wednesday he will personally repay the state for
the misuse of a state-owned vehicle by the head of the Recovery
School District.
The announcement comes a week after The Associated Press asked
about the status of a request made nine months ago by the state's
top education board on whether Paul Vallas should reimburse the
state for violating a ban on personal use of a state vehicle.
Pastorek said he asked the governor's budget office, the
Division of Administration, to determine the mileage costs of
visits that Vallas made in his state-owned Dodge Durango to see his
family in Chicago and other personal trips.
The repayment would cost Pastorek $4,185, based on a formula
devised by the Division of Administration.
Pastorek said the education department contacted the division
months ago about the matter and they'd worked since then to get
detailed trip information to determine their costs. He said he'll
propose to the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education that he
repay the money.
"In an attempt to satisfy any questions or concerns around Paul
Vallas' personal use of the vehicle and to eliminate this
distraction from the important work we need to be focusing on as a
department and as a state, I determined that the right thing to do
here is to establish the costs to taxpayers for operating the
vehicle during these trips," Pastorek said in a statement.
The vehicle misuse was first raised in a November legislative
audit that said the personal trips violated state administrative
Pastorek said he had been unaware of the legal prohibition and
had told Vallas he could use the sport utility vehicle for
nonbusiness travel.
"Since I authorized the use of the vehicle for personal trips,
I will then propose to BESE that I personally reimburse the state
for this total amount," Pastorek said.
In an interview Tuesday, Pastorek said he didn't believe
anything should have to be paid back "because I think we were
operating under an impression that it was OK, and I still believe
that." But his statement Wednesday reversed course, saying he
thought it was best to resolve the matter.
The issue could come up at BESE's meeting next week.
Pastorek is handling the situation differently than the request
made by BESE in January. At the time, the board voted 9-1 to
request the Division of Administration, which oversees state
vehicle purchases and policy, to decide whether Vallas owed the
state mileage payments for improperly using his SUV. Several BESE
members said Vallas should have to pay for those trips.
When asked why it took so long to wrap up a BESE request from
nine months ago, Pastorek said, "I don't know that it's as simple
as calculating mileage to and from a place." He said the education
department needed to comb through Vallas' records to determine
whether the audit included all the personal trips.
Vallas runs the Recovery School District, which operates many of
the low-performing schools taken over by the state, mostly in New
Orleans. He no longer uses the state-owned SUV. Instead, he
receives a $2,200 monthly car allowance.
The report from Legislative Auditor Steve Theriot's office said
Vallas - who doesn't fly - used the state-owned SUV for dozens of
visits to family in Illinois and along the Gulf Coast from his
hiring in July 2007 through April 2009. Thirty-one of 41 trips out
of Louisiana weren't work-related, Vallas told auditors.
The audit said Vallas used public funds for gasoline on personal
trips, and the state paid the insurance claim for an accident that
Vallas had while driving the SUV in Illinois.
According to Michael DiResto, spokesman for the Division of
Administration, out of 94,291 miles on the vehicle, the education
department said 39,740 of those miles - 42 percent - were for
Vallas' personal use. DiResto said the total operational costs of
the vehicle for fuel and maintenance were $9,964, so 42 percent of
that is $4,185.
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This is a very good 10 year old whisky it has a nice round body of flavours and stands up to top brands.
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Cook bacon until crispy; place over mushroom layer. Beat eggs and milk and salt. Pour egg mixture over bacon; spread grated cheese on top. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 - 40 minutes. A breakfast casserole loaded with lots of good stuff like hash browns, Canadian bacon, veggies and cheese. Mr Breakfast would like to thank MrsBuckeye for this recipe.
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What do you think of Breakfast Lasagna? Overall Average Rating = (out of 5)Based on 8 votes.
This is also great with regular bacon or spicy crumbled breakfast sausage (cook both before adding). If I do sausage, I also replace the Cheddar cheese with Pepper Jack. Comment submitted: 3/2/2012 (#13603) From grouse
Just made this recipe and it was awful. It didn't cook and when it finally did, the cheese was like chewing on a brick and the hash browns were a mess of freezer burned mush. Flavorless and just plain bad! Comment submitted: 10/16/2011 (#13035) From TinaSprag
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Took it to work, everyone wanted the recipe, it's a favorite in our house. Comment submitted: 2/20/2011 (#12158) From Cat Sandy
Best breakfast casserole ever. We have friends visiting from VA and this was a huge hit. Thanks! Comment submitted: 7/10/2010 (#10864) From block9
Thats what's up... goooooood munchies baby baby!!!!!!! Comment submitted: 12/14/2009 (#9227) From pberge (Team Breakfast Member)
This was served at an office breakfast and everyone loved it! I'm taking it home! Comment submitted: 6/8/2007 (#2632) From Dizzle
Great recipe! Instead of mushrooms, we used onion (the wife hates mushrooms), and it was great! Comment submitted: 9/5/2006 (#274) Connect With Mr Breakfast: You Might Also Like:
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One Hundred Freaking Thousand. Imagine how many skins you could buy with that...
All of them, Plus All characters, plus all boost, and not even put a dent in the money.
100k is big. Bigger than MLG. Coming from the SSB Melee competive scene back when top prize for national champ was only 10k. Doing some research now it looks like MLG's biggest payout is for Halo 3 at 100k, and that's for national champ at the end of the circuit. This is pretty much the closest thing to being a "professional gamer" as the most skilled players can get.
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I really didn't care much for the "big surprise" announcement. Very likely that I won't even be in the tournament let alone win it. And there won't even be any observer mode to watch the tournament >.< I would have been more excited if xplay just said that the patch notes were up now or something...
I'm going to laugh so hard if the $100,000 prize ends up being paid in RP.
You would be able to buy about 5 skins, but your in luck, those skins are LEGENDARY
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Food Review: Jimmy's World Grill
Jimmy's World Grill at The O2
Jimmy's is the sweet shop of the restaurant world and an ideal place to take those fussy eating companions.
"Eat as much as you want." Words that are alien to the Wharfer as we tirelessly hunt the restaurants, cafes and shops for value.
Estate inhabitants normally can't get to the till quick enough if they see a sandwich for under £3. But now, food fans, there's a new outlet in town. An all you can eat extravaganza.
Jimmy's World Grill And Bar has, until recently, been restricted to those lucky populations of places such as Derby, Peterborough, Staines and Milton Keynes. Just a month ago, however, it opened its doors inside The O2.
It is the buffet the hungry hordes have been crying out for in a venue that wouldn't look out of place in Las Vegas.
Metal containers full of curries and Chinese dishes, a glass cabinet filled with fried chicken, shelves of sushi and a host of desserts complete with chocolate fountain.
Not enough? Of course not, so chefs are dotted around to cook in front of you. Order pizza, pasta, a stir fry, a burrito or a naan bread and they will rustle it up for you.
Go to the ice cream stand and rather than give you a dollop, a chef will shape it into a square and hammer your choice of sweets into it. It's lunchtime theatre. A culinary circus.
Think twice about taking your wife there for your anniversary but if you've got your kids in tow then this will keep them quiet for a good hour.
Wining and dining a client? Unless it's Mr Creosote and you're on a budget I'd give it a miss.
However, it's a perfect venue for a lunch with the team, especially if you have diverse tastes.
There were a couple of hiccups. Firstly, it's a restaurant version of a Tardis. You don't think you can miss a 400-seater venue among a 200m stretch of outlets that is The O2, do you? But the solitary door next to the Indigo2 means you have to be pretty observant.
And as for the food, if you want Michelin quality head elsewhere. It's a jack of all trades and serves up pretty standard dishes that struggle to tantalise the taste buds. However, you'd need super-strength powers of resistance not to eat yourself silly.
It's £9.99 for a lunch, up to £16.99 for dinners and kids eat half price. You can certainly get your money's worth if you can stomach it.
Jimmy's World Grill And Bar, Millenium Way, Greenwich, SE10 0DX, jimmysworldgrill.co.uk.
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Went with all my family and had a great night. Food was value for money and staff was friendly. Would be coming back again!
Very dodgy charges.Was told 15% off all nhs staff who come.33 turns up hut only get 50 pounds max.Its a rule made up on the spot themselves even the web said nothing about max for six person or fifty pound..Have to get it to be consiVery dissapointed and embarassed .Also kids under four eats free but they made a last minute rule to limit only two


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Homeschool Curriculum at the FishHouse
Posted By Jessica Fisher On August 8, 2009 @ 5:35 am In Homeschooling,Learning | 8 Comments
As some of you know, the FishFam "does school" at home. It may seem odd to some, especially as three out of four grandparents were public school teachers and I, myself, earned my CA teaching credential years ago and spent two years teaching high school English, French, and Yearbook. The reasons for this divergence from the norm are varied and vast. Fodder for a future post. But I promise to share our story.
Instead, this week, curriculum is on my mind. I spent last Saturday frantically ordering books, something that I had delayed doing all summer. I knew school was starting for us on the 10th and that if I unplugged [5] without ordering, one of us — my computer fast [5] or the start of school — would be doomed to failure. Thankfully, I had cleaned the schoolroom [6]and actually had a vague idea of what I needed to buy. So, placing my resource orders involved a few clicks of the mouse — and a frantic visit to twitter and a quick call to a friend for some last minute Latin advice.
The School Daze Begins: What in the World We're Studying This Year
[7]Overall Methodology – I read the first edition of The Well-Trained Mind [8] when my oldest child was a mere two years old and the others were "just a glimmer in my eye." Since we wanted a whole passle of kids, it made sense to start early in thinking and planning about our homeschool. This book [8] resonated with me in a profound way. I appreciated the no-nonsense approach and strong academics that the authors recommended as well as the flexibility that they stressed should come with a home-based education.
A second book that really paved the way for my classical education thinking was Recovering the Lost Tools of Learning [9] by Douglas Wilson. His book provided the "why to" where The Well-Trained Mind [8] showed me the "how to."
Over the years we've tried various recommendations from the original WTM [10] as well as much trial and error to find what fits our family. Here's where we are today:
[11]Spelling and Phonics – I use Spell to Write and Read [12] loosely in conjunction with Phonics Pathways [13] to teach reading. This combination has worked well for me to get my guys reading quickly and fluently. STWR [12] provides the base pieces of the phonograms as well as a great spelling list. PP [13] supplies me and my early reader with easy words and sentences to work our way through.
The boys love the silly sentences and drawings featured in Phonics Pathways. Ours is a tattered, early version that has served our family well. I'm wondering if it will last through the girls! FishBoy8 just saw the photo I loaded and said, "Phonics Pathways – that one really works." He and his younger brother practically taught themselves to read. I just worked with them with these two resources on a daily basis, and in just a few short months they were off and reading — without me!
Reading, however, for my oldest didn't come without a lot of tears – mine and his. Let's face it – he's my guinea pig! But, once we figured out the phonogram trick that STWR [12] provided, he was whipping through books, including The Lord of the Rings [14], within a few months.
That said, I realize all kids are different. FishBoy5 and I will be starting with these books and phonogram cards next week. So, we'll just see if this is the best way for him, as well. Here's hoping so!
[15]Math – For the most part, I am very happy with Saxon Math [16]. All the FishBoys have done fine with this program. I really like how manipulative-heavy the early years are. My guys dig that. However, as I am now working with four students and the girls "along for the ride," I found this past year that teaching even three math lessons a day as thorough as I wanted them to be just wasn't cutting it. This year on the recommendation of several families, we are testing out Teaching Textbooks [17]
. Since we needed to buy seventh grade math, anyway, it made sense to make this our new curriculum for junior high. I'll let you know once I know how I like it. So, I'll be teaching Saxon K, Saxon 2, and Saxon 54 as well as Teaching Textbooks 7. Yikes!
[18]History – While The Well-Trained Mind has a couple different curriculum recs, we chose, instead Tapestry of Grace [19]. This is our base curriculum for history, literature, world view, church history, art, and music history. As I've mentioned before [20], it's a unit-based, classical curriculum, designed to make life a little easier for a mom teaching multiple grade levels. All my kids are studying the same period of time, however, my 7th grader will be interacting with it in a much-more sophisticated way than my kindergartener. But, the commonality of subject will help all of us immerse ourselves in the topic, be able to understand one another, and not drive FishMama crazy. That last point is essential!
[21]Science – In a similar way, we're all studying the same general science topic, this year Chemisty. At a recent conference FishPapa found the Real Science 4 Kids program and we're giving it a try this year with Level 1 [22] and Pre-Level 1 [23]. There may be some trial and error to find corresponding challenge levels, but c'est la vie.
Writing – Lastly, we're working in another new program, using Andrew Pudewa's Teaching Structure and Style [24] from the Institute for Excellence in Writing. While I have years of classroom experience teaching writing, both in private and public settings, I'm feeling a little rusty. I'm looking forward to a refresher course and some new techniques to get my boys writing — and liking it. This program comes highly recommended; I'll be sure to report back.
[25] Interested in more curriculum ideas for education at home? Visit the links that My3BoyBarians [26] has rounded up.
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Posted By Jim Armstrong On November 4, 2006 @ 4:58 pm In General Broncos | No Comments
How frustrated was Mike Shanahan by the Broncos' performance in the AFC Championship Game?
He has, by his own estimate, watched the film 30-35 times in an attempt to make some sense of the Broncos' poor performance. Thirty to 35 times? I haven't even watched Bluto and the boys that many times. Or Harrison Ford trying to hold off those asps with a torch.
Make no doubt, that game had a profound effect on how the Broncos do business. Their blitz came up short time after time, leaving Denver's cornerbacks in one-on-one coverage that was exploited by Ben Roethlisberger.
So what happens a few months after the game? The Broncos revamp their defense, cutting back on the blitz and asking their defensive linemen to put more pressure on the quarterback.
The defense they throw at Big Ben tomorrow won't look anything like the one he tore apart last January. Question is, will the results be any different?
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Can I change a flight plan I've filed? (Back to top) No. You must cancel the flight plan and re-file to amend it.
How can I cancel a flight plan that I've filed on FlightAware? (Back to top) If the departure time is more than two hours from now, you can click "Filed Flight Plans (view/delete)" and cancel your flight plan. If it is within two hours, you must either let the flight plan timeout or call 1-800-WX-BRIEF to cancel it.
Can I get a full briefing through FlightAware Flight Plan? (Back to top) Yes, either click "View FAA Filing Results / Briefing" after filing IFR, or click "View Filing" when viewing all your past flight plans.
How do I know that a flight plan has been filed once I've submitted it? (Back to top) You can track the aircraft on FlightAware to see if the flight you filed is listed as scheduled. Alternately, you can setup a FlightAware flight alert so that you can receive an email and/or text message with your expected clearance when your flight plan has been filed.
Does FlightAware support ICAO flight plans that indicate RNAV/RNP capabilities? What about RVSM? (Back to top) Yes, FlightAware only files ICAO domestic flight plans. When setting up your aircraft profile, FlightAware will ask about the aircraft's RNAV, RNP, RVSM airspace and your willingness to accept RNAV routings.
Does FlightAware support VFR flight plans? What about DVFR? (Back to top) Yes, using Simple File, you can file VFR flight plans. FlightAware does not support DVFR.
Why is FlightAware changing my origin and/or destination to "ZZZZ" when filing with the FAA? (Back to top) Per ICAO Flight Plan specifiaction, non-ICAO airport codes (e.g., 11R) are to be replaced with "ZZZZ" and the non-ICAO airport is to be indicated in the REMARKS section. FlightAware does this automatically for you.
PlanningHow current are the fuel prices at FBOs? (Back to top) Many FBOs update their prices directly on the FlightAware.com web site. Roughly 200 a week update via email and FlightAware calls 300-400 weekly.
What FBOs are included? (Back to top) Virtually all FBOs. There is no fee to be listed. FBOs can add themselves on an airport page or contact us to be added.
Why is the route I'm filing different than the route shown in the navigation log? (Back to top) For the navigation log, FlightAware expands DPs, STARs, and airways to include all the intersections and/or navaids along that segment.
What time zone am I filing in? (Back to top) You can specify the time zone. For example, 04:00 CDT or 16:30 PST or 13:00 Z. However, if you click one of the options like "in an hour," it will display the time in the preferred time zone you setup in your profile. Regardless of the time zone you're departing from, it will always be in the future the same number of hours since the suggested times are relative to the current time.
What are the different colors on the route/altitude matrix? (Back to top) For each route/altitude combination, FlightAware highlights the fastest flight in orange, the least fuel consumption flight in blue, and the least expensive (considering aircraft and fuel) flight in green.
Why would I ever want to fly a longer flight when there are shorter options? (Back to top) Depending on the economics of your aircraft and the cost of fuel, it may be worthwhile in some instances to fly a longer, more efficient flight.
How does FlightAware know what the winds are for the en route segments of a flight? (Back to top) Winds aloft are computer prepared four times a day by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and contain forecast wind direction and speed as well as forecast temperatures. FlightAware currently extracts the forecasts for each three-hour interval for 30 hours into the future as each forecast is delivered, for the entire continental United States. FlightAware currently has winds aloft every 3000 feet between 3,000ft and 48,000ft at 1 degree intervals.
How does FlightAware combine all the route, weather, and performance data to produce flight estimates? (Back to top) We seperate the route into hundreds of segments and consider the current altitude, temperature, aircraft weight, and power setting to calculate the time and fuel consumption of each of those hundreds of segments.
How do the altitude ranges work? (Back to top) FlightAware will select a handful of altitudes that are within the maximum and minimum flight level you've provided and perform the flight planning calculations for each of them.
Do you consider RVSM altitudes? (Back to top) Yes, we use 1000 foot spacing below FL410 and 2000 foot spacing above FL410.
What is the service area of FlightAware flight planning? Do you support Hawaii and Alaska? (Back to top) Currently we only support domestic US flights. We're currently testing support for Alaska and Hawaii and we plan to extend support to Canada and the Caribbean in the future.
How does FlightAware come up with the routes? Are they preferred routes? (Back to top) They are based on routes recently flown between the origin and destination you specified. If no route is available, FlightAware will suggest routes flown between nearby arports.
How does FlightAware decide what alternates to suggest? (Back to top) Currently, FlightAware suggests all airports within 40 miles of your destination that have published instrument approaches. In the future, FlightAware will suggest alternates based on aircraft requirements.
Do I have to pick an alternate? (Back to top) No, it is not required by FlightAware. FAA regulations may require that you pick an alternate.
PerformanceWhat are the different types of performance profiles (rate vs time)? (Back to top) Different manufacturers specify performance data in different styles and the performance profile entry options are designed to let you enter performance data directly from the POH without having to do any additional work.
Why do I have the option for multiple climb, cruise, and descent profiles? (Back to top) To allow users to select the appropriate profile (max rate climb or cruise climb, max thrust cruise or long range cruise thrust, etc) to meet the needs of the flight.
Why does FlightAware need the dry operating cost and the fuel price? (Back to top) FlightAware uses the dry operating cost and fuel cost to assist the users in determining the best route and altitude for their mission.
What if I rent a plane "wet" (including fuel)? (Back to top) You should enter the wet rate in the dry rate field and enter 0 for the fuel price
What aircraft does FlightAware provide performance profiles for? (Back to top) FlightAware has sample data available for many aircraft. If you setup an aircraft with a code listed here, you will have the opportunity to copy default performance data for your aircraft and then you can edit it to match your POH/QRH.
What if my aircraft isn't included? (Back to top) You can click on Setup: Aircraft at the top of any flight planning page and enter the performance data from your POH/QRH. You will need to setup (at a minimum) three profiles -- a climb, cruise, and descent profile. Alternately, we will enter your performance data for you. Simply e-mail a scanned copy of your performance charts to firstname.lastname@example.com or fax them to +1-713-877-9020 with your username and the aircraft identification.
Why should I enter in all the data from my POH/QRH? (Back to top) The more data you enter the more accurate we can be in predicting time enroute and fuel consumption.


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Quark is making its recently released QuarkXPress 9 available to faculty members free for a limited time.
QuarkXPress is a design and page layout application that's been used widely in the print publishing industry. More recently, it's adopted technologies to help build publications for online and mobile reader consumption.
With the new release late last month, Quark has expanded further into digital publishing with the addition of several new features to support electronic book readers, including App Studio for QuarkXPress, which lets users create iPad apps using familiar tools and without manual coding; new support for exporting to the ePub format (compatible with a wide range of e-book readers); and the new ability to develop interactive, graphics-intensive publications for the Blio eReader and submit them to the Blio Bookstore.
Through Quark's new Teacher-Try-It Program, available now through Nov. 1, instructors in K-12 schools and higher education institutions in the United States and Canada can receive a free one-year license to the software. The Education Edition of QuarkXPress normally runs $199. The full retail version sells for $799.
According to Quark, the program is aimed at instructors who teach topics related to creative production, including journalism, new media, graphic design, development, arts, and interactive and print media. Teachers in other disciplines will also be considered for the free license, Quark indicated.
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Labor's own warn against super attack
PUBLISHED: 06 Feb 2013 00:05:25 | UPDATED: 06 Feb 2013 09:16:25PUBLISHED: 06 Feb 2013 PRINT EDITION: 06 Feb 2013Former superannuation minister Nick Sherry suggests cuts to military and public sector super. Photo: Michele Mossop
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Peter Walsh said MPs risked a political backlash against their own super entitlements if they targeted wealthier retirees. Photo: Tony McDonough
Two important Labor figures in the development of the superannuation system have warned the Gillard government against increasing super taxes and suggested other changes, including cuts to generous public service super, as better ways to raise revenue.
Nick Sherry, superannuation minister from 2007 to 2009, said the existing tax arrangements, which exempt withdrawals and have attracted billions in savings, shouldn't be changed.
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"You've got the appropriate framework for tax treatment of super," he said.
Labor's finance minister from 1984 to 1990, Peter Walsh, said MPs risked a political backlash against their own super entitlements if they targeted wealthier retirees.
"They had better be careful, particularly because their own superannuation is so generous – it would be a bit rich trying to wage some sort of class warfare," Mr Walsh said.
"When you look at trying to get the budget into a better position, there are many savings and waste Labor could target to address that problem without redesigning super taxes."
To raise money for its stretched budget, the government plans a review of superannuation taxes paid by the wealthy. There is a growing view within the government that the cost of the concessions is too big to ignore and breaks on income from super accounts and payouts should be targeted.
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The government may pare back tax concessions, and may tax withdrawals by individuals with accounts of at least $800,000 and $1 million. The concessions will cost more than spending on the age pension by 2015-16.
Former Liberal federal treasurer Peter Costello said the changes would reintroduce too much complexity into the super system, punish savers and create uncertainty.
"Let us be clear. Labor's problem is not superannuation. It is spending," he writes in The Australian Financial Review on Tuesday. Changes to the system by Mr Costello in 2006-07 helped middle and high-income earners.
Mr Sherry said there were areas within the super system that require attention. He cited the retirement access age for super, now 60, should be raised to the pension access age that will climb to 67 in the next decade. The so-called transition to retirement that allows people to work part-time and draw down their super at the same time should move in the same increments, he said.
"The indirect policy response of those two policy changes would be to constrain to some degree the growth of super tax expenditures, and that's the area I think governments need to focus on," he said.
Mr Sherry said the government's contribution to military super should be cut from about 28 per cent and public sector super from 15.4 per cent.
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"There's no justification in this day and age for such a level of contribution above the community standards," he said. "You just close it to new members going forward."
Military super is a combined defined-contribution and benefits scheme.
Mr Sherry said people shouldn't be allowed to split their super with a spouse who earned less.
"That's inappropriate in today's system and doesn't exist in any other system – it's something you can't justify in current parameters," he said.
"These changes would save hundreds of millions of dollars initially and those savings would grow over time."
Superannuation will become the largest tax concession in 2014-15, totalling $40.2 billion, the latest tax statistics show.
As the government collects less tax as a proportion of the economy, the impact of super concessions increases. "The growth of expenditure in super was significant – that would be of interest and concern to any government," Mr Sherry said.
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"That growth is just for any future government difficult to sustain. It doesn't matter whether it's Liberal or Labor."
"This is not to say that those on 50 per cent or 75 per cent of AWOTE [average weekly ordinary time earnings] should not benefit equitably from the super provisions. They should. But for middle Australia – the SG and salary sacrifice is the way forward," he told the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia.
"At an SG of 12 per cent and broadly tax arrangements as now, someone on one times AWOTE to two times AWOTE plus more generous salary sacrifice limits – should be able to secure a replacement rate in retirement income of around 70 per cent over a 35-year working life."
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BRYANT – The Bryant Lady Hornets received a move-in from Saginaw, Texas, this season and she is already making headlines before playing an inning for the Lady Hornets. Senior Tori Hernandez signed a letter of intent to play third base for the Holy Family University (Philadelphia, Pa.) Lady Tigers at Bryant High School Thursday morning.
HASKELL -- A boy's childhood is made up of mainly wants. At the age of 5 it is "I WANT to be just like daddy." At 12 it's "I WANT to be a high schooler." Then at 17 it's "I WANT to move out on my own." But for some, the wants turn into DREAMS around 10. Like dreaming of being the best athlete ever, or slam dunking the basketball with two hands.
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How the heck am I supposed to have a baby if I can't even poop…LOL!
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Yeah – the poop one. And the first one about the contradictions. Oh, the memories…
Definitely CONTRADICTIONS! LOL
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Contrary to popular belief, avocados are not "full of bad fats" — in fact, they are stuffed to the gills with heart-healthy benefits. One of the most important nutrients avocados bring to the table is the carotenoid family — super-charged antioxidant anti-inflammatories that keep hearts strong. As well, avocado's healthy fats boost absorption of carotenoids — even from other foods.
Here are four keys benefits that avocados provide:
1. Avocados are chock full of carotenoids. Don't let their green skins and pulp fool you; the antioxidants we usually associate with orange carrots and red tomatoes are abundantly supplied by the avocado. In fact, studies show that they contain a huge array of carotenoids — 11 of them, to be exact. And they are all antioxidants with anti-inflammatory effects, which means they protect the cardiovascular system.
2. Carotenoids slash the risk of heart disease. In a study of 374 men between the ages of 40 and 80, researchers found that people who ate more carotenoids had a lower risk of metabolic syndrome, a precursor to heart disease. They also had less belly fat, which is another risk factor for heart trouble. Beta-carotene and lycopene appeared to be the most powerful carotenoids. These and other studies suggest that carotenoids are super heart-protectors, and we hope to see clinical trials prove this in the near future.
3. Double your antioxidants for free! In addition to supplying carotenoids, avocados also enable us to absorb more carotenoids from other foods. And not just a wee bit. Researchers found that when avocados were added to salsa, people doubled or quadrupled the amount of carotenoids they absorbed from the tomatoes. With a romaine, spinach and carrot salad, people absorbed up to 15 times more carotenoids from the salad ingredients.
This dramatic increase occurs because we need fats to absorb carotenoids, and avocados supply the perfect mix of essential fatty acids. It's interesting to note that heart-loving beta-carotene saw the biggest jump in absorption.
4. How to pick the best avocados. To get the best flavor, choose avocados with a "neck" instead of a round top: the neck means it spent more time on the tree. To avoid bruises, pick firm fruit which can ripen at home, and refrigerate them once soft. Add the seed to your guacamole to prevent browning and keep the flavor fresh.
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A new policy in New Hanover County schools aims to guard students against abuse and harassment.
The policy, adopted by the school board, prohibits school employees from engaging in inappropriate behavior with students. It states no employees can date, court, or be romantically or sexually involved with a student.
New Hanover County schools already require employees to follow state laws against employee-student relationships. The board is backing that with its own policy. Failure to comply will result in disciplinary action, or even criminal charges.
"The board's purpose and intent is to make that point as strong as possible because it's for the safety of the students to protect all New Hanover County students," said Valita Quattlebaum, New Hanover County School's spokesperson.
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May 18th, 2013
A lot of people don't know that Brad's Raw Foods is based in Bucks County, PA — right outside of Philadelphia! So we decided to go on a little adventure in the "City of Brotherly Love" to help spread more of the love for kale. We started the day in "Love Park" next to the famous LOVE sign, and then quickly made our way to Rittenhouse Square.
It was a beautiful day and there certainly wasn't any lack of people to get to sample Brad's Raw Leafy Kale. Each participant had the choice of trying one (or all!) of three varieties: Naked, Nacho, or Vampire Killer. The most amazing aspect of the whole day was the fact that so many people were the ones to approach us when they saw the big "Brad's Raw Foods" boxes we were carrying around! Two women even came up to us, raving about much they love the Leafy Kale, and said they would do anything to get a box right then and there!
While it was certainly awesome to have so many people recognize our brand and product immediately, it was even more fun to introduce so many people to kale chips (and sometimes just kale in general!) for the first time. Did they like it? You'll have to watch our video to find out what they said!


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Civilization hasn't ended. It's just disappeared.
About this project
Two pairs of strangers must rely on each other as a dark entity stalks them on their search for humanity.
We are a group of post-graduates and undergrads looking to make a dent in a film industry that increasingly tells us it values budget over story.
This idea dates back to early 2012. It came from months of deliberation (existential panic) about what I would do with the skills I gained in the film program at Emerson College. I had been shown many doors but had no inclination about which to take. So, I wrote a movie. A movie about people who won't stop trying to get somewhere, even if they don't know where or what it is. Lucky for me, someone with some incredible producing chops found my script and decided to help me make it happen. In the end, looking at our haggard but smiling cast and crew after a sleepless 6 days of shooting, monsoon-like rains, wasp stings, and some really cramped, soggy car rides, the answer was clear - What else would we have done?
With the goal of the smallest possible budget in mind, we pulled out all the stops to acquire as many donations as possible - and we were met with more generosity than we could have imagined.
Friends and family came together to provide us with food, props, and additional transportation. And to top it off, the owners of our primary location in the wooded Groton, MA, complete strangers to us before this project, allowed us to shoot for free and opened their home to us when the weather went south - which was often. We were caught in torrential downpours exactly 3 out of 3 outdoor production days - check it out in the video above! The entirely volunteer crew and cast were soaked to the bone and being eaten alive by bugs, but we kept rolling. No one complained. No one fought. Everyone just kept making the movie. What we ended up with was a film that looks and sounds better than any of us ever imagined. And the film belongs to all of us. We're done shooting. The editing and scoring (also by volunteers) are being tackled at this moment.
My producer Amanda and I have been working all summer to pay for this film, but it's not enough. We still have to cover the costs of equipment, costumes, props, food, transportation, and once the film is complete, festival submission fees. Our goal will cover all of our production costs. But if we go over? We'll submit to more festivals!
So far, this small project has been made possible by the generosity of over thirty incredible people donating their time and labor. Be a part of it! Stay tuned for more production stills and other updates on the project by checking back here and liking our page at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Looking
We are film-makers, actors, computer musicians, finance majors, and neuroscience researchers. And we made a movie.
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