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"It's about human relationships, the fact of the matter is nobody in this city talks to each other anymore and if they do talk to each other it's not civilly. They don't develop relationships, they don't develop any sense of trust between each other," Christie said at the Wall Street Journal's annual CEO Council conference.
In an almost 40-minute question and answer session with the Wall Street Journal's Editor in Chief Gerard Baker, he asked Christie what he would change in Washington. Christie didn't hesitate answering, "The people, predominantly."
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"You have to compromise at times," Christie said, who is just coming off of a landslide victory in New Jersey. "If I walk away with 70 percent of my agenda, then New Jersey is 70 percent better than it would have been otherwise."
He blamed President Obama because "he has not developed the relationships that are necessary on a personal level on both sides of the aisle," but said "what we have unfortunately in Washington on both sides of the aisle at times are absolutists."
As for the government shutdown, he said "both sides" were to blame, but as for his own party said, "I think there were a number of people in Congress on the Republican side of the aisle who just did not have an end-game strategy."
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When asked if he was referring to Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, who like Christie may also have possible presidential ambitions, he declined to name names, but said in his direct style, "Since Obamacare is still currently being funded and the government is reopened maybe I'm too cynical, but it appears to me the strategy of defunding it by closing the government failed."
"There are some people who believe it was the right thing to do, that's fine, they can believe it's the right thing to do, you can rail against Obamacare and be opposed to it as I have been in New Jersey," Christie said, adding the job of lawmakers is not to close government.
"Your job in running the government is to run it and run it effectively and efficiently, and all the people down here from the president and the leadership in Congress who engages in this stuff failed by definition," he added.
When asked how the GOP became associated as the party connected to the government shutdown, Christie held nothing back answering, "Bad decision making and a loss of courage," but said "Democrats were as guilty."
"I'm fine with the Republican Party taking their share of the blame, but I am not fine with the Republican Party taking all the blame because Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi played as many games as the folks on the Republican side did," Christie said.
When asked if he will make up his mind about whether he will run for president in 2016, Christie said "when I have to," but he doesn't know when that may be.
Christie said there are "a number of people who would make really good presidents." The governor declined to name names, saying it "depends on the politics of the time" and stressing "this is a long, way away." Christie add that he "feel(s) bad for President Obama" because "he just won a year ago and everybody's like, 'So who's next?'"
"There is still work to be done in this country and as we shove him out the door we minimize his ability to be an effective executive and we shouldn't do that so I'm not rushing…I'll make that decision when I have to," he added.
Christie said he plans to serve a full second term as governor unless he decides to run for president and win in the general election.
"If I decide to run for president and win I won't, if I don't then I will. I don't have to make that decision now," Christie said. "If you make a decision before it's the right time to make them you increase geometrically the chance to screw that decision up, it's not something I want to screw up."
Christie said he doesn't feel like he has "to do any fence mending" within his own party, who have expressed concern he may not be conservative enough.
"I'm going be me and if I ever decide to run for anything again and being me isn't good enough then fine I'll go home. This isn't my whole life," he said.
He was asked by a CEO in the audience what it would take for a Republican to beat Hillary Clinton and if he could do it. He answered that he has "no idea" if he can, but described the candidate that he believes would be successful.
"I think we have to stop as a party to all the tried and true ways of running these kinds of campaigns. They aren't working and we need someone who will be clear, direct, authentic and say what they think," Christie, who will take over as head of the Republican Governors Association later this week, said.
President Obama, as well as other high profile politicians, cabinet secretaries and other notable speakers, will address the Wall Street Journal forum during the two day event.


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"Food security will deteriorate further unless leading countries can collectively mobilize to stabilize population, restrict the use of grain to produce automotive fuel, stabilize climate, stabilize water tables and aquifers, protect cropland, and conserve soils." — Lester Brown, World Facing Huge New Challenge on Food Front
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Wyoming Superintendent of Public Instruction Cindy Hill fell short in her Republican primary attempt to unseat Gov. Matt Mead, one of her political enemies.
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Ilford Imaging Switzerland GMBH Faces Insolvency
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November 29th, 2013 – Marly Switzerland –
Today ILFORD Imaging Switzerland GmbH announced that the company is again facing liquidity issues and is no longer able to honour its full financial obligations. The Managing Directors have already informed the employees and have sent a letter to the court of Fribourg declaring insolvency.
In June 2013, ILFORD Imaging experienced a liquidity issue after the former shareholder Paradigm Global Partners, a UK based financial investor suddenly withdrew from the business. Since then the management took over the company to secure the business short-term and also to find a new long-term investor.
The new shareholders, Paul Willems and Jean Marc Métrailler, initiated the sale of land owned by the real estate company ILFORD Property and invested these funds in ILFORD Imaging in order to provide sufficient liquidity to bridge the time until a new investor could be found. The ILFORD investment opportunity was presented to more than 20 interested parties from all over the world. Unfortunately, a new investor for ILFORD Imaging has not yet been found and the last potential investor pulled out earlier this week.
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ON BOARD AIR FORCE ONE (Reuters) - The White House on Friday appeared to play down the possibility of changing U.S. policy on exporting natural gas to address the situation in Ukraine.
White House spokesman Josh Earnest told reporters on Air Force One that policy changes would not have an immediate effect and noted that natural gas stocks in Europe were above normal levels because of a mild winter.
"There is no indication currently that there's much risk of a natural gas shortage in the region," he said.
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"So proposals to try to respond to the situation in Ukraine that are related to our policy on exporting natural gas would not have an immediate effect," Earnest said.
Several lawmakers, including Rep. Cory Gardner, a Republican from natural gas-rich Colorado, introduced bills this week to try to speed up the DOE approvals, but they face an uphill battle in the Senate.
Ukraine has no terminals to receive LNG shipments, so even if U.S. cargoes were ready soon it is uncertain when the fuel could be delivered.
Washington instead is working to reduce Ukraine's dependence on any single source of natural gas.
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Washington is also hoping Croatia will build an LNG receiving terminal, which could help Hungary, Slovenia and perhaps Ukraine.
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There's a great PTSD support site called GIFT FROM WITHIN (GFW). They have an interesting Q&A feature that recently highlighted defining Complex PTSD.Dr. Frank Ochberg is a terrific source of PTSD information.Joyce Boazis the Executive Director of GFW.
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Our stay with Wendy was absolutely wonderful! I stayed there with 3 friends and we had so much space to be able to relax and enjoy SF- SO much better than being cooped up in a hotel. The apt itself was so comfortable, clean and a pleasure to stay in. The kitchen is huge and we were able to save money by cooking breakfast and lunch. The 2bdrms and 2bath is perfect if you have more than 2 people. Wendy provided everything we needed (sheets, towels, shampoo).
Wendy was a wonderful host and was easy to always get a hold of. The location is perfect, just a 3 min walk to Filmore with some of the best restaurants and shops. Just walk down the hill to the Marina for delicious brunch. I would highly recommend staying here. I wish I could live here! Thanks Wendy for making my friend's first visit to SF a memorable one.
Wendy was a great guest -- very nice & easy to communicate with, and left the apartment in excellent condition. Thanks Wendy!
Wendy was an amazing guest who left the apartment in perfect shape! She was super friendly and probably the cleanest guest I've ever had! I would be happy to let her stay at my apartment again anytime she wants. Highly recommended as an Airbnb guest!
Receber a Wendy e seus amigos foi uma experiência sensacional!! Ela e e seus são simplesmente muito divertidos e (website hidden) espero recebe-los aqui em casa muitas outras vezes.
Host Wendy and her friends was a sensational experience! She and and her are just too fun and smart. I hope to get them here at home many times.
Wendy é uma hóspede maravilhosa, limpa, amiga, gentil, sempre sorrindo, adoramos conhece-la, está super recomendada, será sempre muito bem vinda em nosso apartamento!
Hosting Wendy has been a nice if brief experience, she is a polite and courteus girl. Communication was fluid from the first email and during all the lenght of her stay with us and we felt at ease having her around.
Wendy was a pleasure to host. She is very nice, neat and considerate person. I enjoyed our conversations and have nothing negative to report. I highly recommend her others as a guest.


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Mudslinging in Hooterville
Our little berg has finally hit the big time in the political arena. High stakes mudslinging and political intrigue has come in our election year. Our city government consists of four aldermen, a city clerk, city treasurer and the mayor. The lake is divided so that two aldermen represent one side of the lake and two other aldermen represent the other side. We hold elections every two years, voting for two of the aldermen, one on each side of the lake, and the mayor. The elections are usually very sedate, the aldermen and mayor usually run unopposed, because about the only way to have more than one candidate for each position is for the incumbent to retire, move away or die. We're a pretty boring unassuming little town.
But not this year. This year we have it all, mudslinging, accusations and political intrigue. We even have political signs. That is a first here. Everyone knows who each of the candidates are, so why the signs? What's even more interesting is that the one candidate for mayor has had signs out and around for months. That was pretty entertaining when walking the dogs, we could see who was supporting the candidate. The incumbent finally decided to put out some signs too. That's when the political intrigue came into play. No sooner had he placed his signs around to a few homes when that very same night someone or someones stole almost every sign.
Now I don't know about you, but all I can do is just shake my head. How dumb. This is not the way to win an election. Making absurd statements, accusations and theft does not warm my heart. If you want to get my vote then let's focus on some positives. Tell me what you will do for the community and more importantly me.
I think one of the candidates should offer to do something better for the community like make Tuesday Ice Cream Day. Everybody gets a scoop of ice cream. Then the other candidate could up the ante to Two Scoop Tuesday. Everybody would get two scoops. Who doesn't like ice cream? An even better idea would be Wine Wednesday. One candidate could make a campaign promise to provide a glass of wine to all legal voting residents. The other candidate could come back with a promise of chocolate and wine. That would definitely get my attention.
The candidate that makes the best offer wins. Then the mayor would supply a glass or two to all residents (of legal age, of course). That would certainly make the community a better place, who isn't happier after a glass or two of wine? I know I'm certainly happier after two glasses of wine.
Do You Want Some Cheese with that Whine?
Sometimes Mitch can be such a whiner! I mean really, come on. Saturday morning is our weekly errand day, Sam's Club, grocery store, Walmart, Petco, etc. Plus I wanted to get five or six bags of garden soil to add to one of my raised beds so I could get my potatoes planted. We started off on our errand run with the first stop Sam's Club.
Sam's Club is for detergent, paper towels, supersize bottle of olive oil, etc. The grocery store for regular stuff, eggs, dairy, fresh produce, etc. that's how our Saturday mornings go, exciting huh?
Mitch grabbed a cart and as we headed into the store I saw a large pallet of forty pound bags of garden soil for less than six dollars a bag, bargain! I walked over to the stack of bags and told Mitch that I wanted to get the dirt here. He looked at me like I was speaking in tongues or something. He repeated back at me, "You want to buy it here?"
I said, "Yes it's a great buy!"
"How many were you planning on getting?" He looked at me with an irritated expression.
"I don't know, maybe four or five," I reduced the number after getting "The Look".
He reached up and grabbed a bag off the top about five feet high and turned around to the cart and put the bag in the cart. He turned back and grabbed another bag, still giving me "The Look". After he placed the fourth bag in the cart I said, "That's enough, I think four will be good." Again with "The Look". I was starting to get a complex.
We finished up at Sam's, paid and headed to the car to unload the cart. When we started unloading the bags of dirt from the cart Mitch had to bend over to reach into the cart to lift the bags out of the cart then place each bag in the back of the station wagon. Again I got "The Look" as he lifted each bag out of the cart and into the car. I thought, boy this is going to be a long morning. As we drove away headed toward the grocery store I tried to make conversation.
I said, "I think four bags of dirt will be enough."
He turned to look at me and said, "It's never enough. I know better, it's never enough. I couldn't believe you wanted me to put those bags in the cart, a grocery cart, not the flat push cart perfect for forty pound bags of dirt, not a grocery cart. One that I had to lift up and over and down into, a regular grocery cart."
"Well I didn't plan on getting the dirt there, it just happened to be there and cheap, so I thought why not. You should have said something; I would have gone and gotten you a big boy cart." That's when I really got "The Look".
What a whiner, four bags forty pounds each, that's one hundred sixty pounds, but it's not like he had to lift all one hundred sixty pounds at once. One hundred sixty pounds into the cart, one hundred sixty pounds out of the cart and into the car, one hundred sixty pounds out of the car and carried to the backyard. It was only forty pounds times four into the cart, forty pounds times four out of the cart and into the car, forty pounds times four trips out of the car and carried into the backyard. He-man wouldn't have a problem.
The only reason I was forgiven was that the dirt was for potatoes and I only plant potatoes for Mitch. It was all for him, really.
I Can Not Believe He Did That!
Let me preface this story first with a little background. Everyone knows our work schedule and routine is a little wacky. Mitch gets up to go to work very early in the morning and in order to spend more time together I take him to work then pick him up on my lunch hour to take him home, I then go back to work and finish my work day. When things at work are crazy as they seem to be these days and I can't take him home, I'll have him drop me back off at work then Mitch will come back and pick me up at 4pm. He brings the dogs and lets them run around in the field next to the building before I get off.
This week has been super crazy so Mitch has been picking me up after work every day. The dogs are always so excited when they see me walking across the parking lot that they come running full bore to meet me. I'm always watchful for any unsuspecting coworker coming out at the same time in order to not let the dogs terrorize anyone else. Orso is always especially excited and will run around me in circles standing up and barking to let me know just how awesome his day has been.
Yesterday he came running up to me excited as usual and I played it up encouraging him a bit by starting to run with him to the car. Orso thought that this was a great new game and began running along with me barking and raising up on his back legs. That should have been my first clue. Things were about to go horribly wrong. He then turned toward me and bit my left thigh. I could not believe he did that. I stopped and looked at him then looked at my pants searching for the hole because as much as it hurt I figured his teeth had to have gone through the pants.
I walked up to Mitch and said, "He bit me. He just turned in and bit my thigh!"
Mitch started laughing and said, "No he just grabbed you. He's happy to see you."
"When a mouth opens and teeth come together in a firm manner that's called a bite! He didn't grab me he bit me!" To which Mitch just laughed more. I wanted to reach over and bite him.
After we got home, I changed out of my work clothes and into my sweats and checked my thigh, sure enough there was a bruise already popping up. I'm not sure who I want to bite more, Orso or Mitch, because right now it's a toss up.
The Finite Life
I've been thinking about life and how much time I have left on this earth a lot lately. Don't get me wrong, I have no plans on dying any time soon and have no idea when I will die, I've just been thinking about the span of time between now and then. I'm at a point in life where I know that death will come in the not too distant future, depending on health and choices I make, maybe in the next forty years give or take.
We all go through different stages in our lives. Stage one when we're young and know nothing about life and death, when life is long and death is a faraway abstract concept. Life is happy and safe while death is where everyone goes to heaven, even our dogs. Stage two when we're just starting our adult lives, life is still long and we think about the here and now, with death remaining a faraway end to a life well lived. We start building a life with someone we love and begin making plans for retirement still a long way away. Stage three is when we hit our middle age; children are either grown or close to being adults themselves. This is when we start to consider death as a door around the corner but still faraway, just not as far. Retirement and a life of leisure is more on our minds than death.
Stage four is when we are of an age close to retirement, but not there yet. Depending on our health and career path we may have five to fifteen years before we may retire and ponder what we've accomplished and what we have left to accomplish. Stage five is when we are close to the end of life and we take stock of how we've lived our lives. There will be regrets and satisfaction of our past deeds.
I think I'm at stage four, I will be sixty this year, I don't consider that to be old and if you ask Mitch he'll tell you I certainly don't act like a sixty year old. He constantly asks me, "How old are you?" Especially after I've done something a teenager would do, like drive the car into the puddles of water to make giant splashes. But now I look at what life I have left and wonder how long do I have? I picture my time left in my head as a finite number and try to figure out how long. Weird huh? I'm not trying to be depressing or am depressed I guess I just want an answer to an unanswerable question.
I think in my head that if I know how much time I have left then I will make a decision a certain way that would be different with a different time line. Screwy weird, I know. Yes I know these are the great unknowns of life and the time of death should have no bearing on the way you live your life and the choices you make, but in reality the suggestion or the hint of death plays a very real part of all our choices in life. I have decisions to make and wish I had the answer to the greatest riddle of all in order to make the right decision.
A Bit of Fiction for Today
It's way too cold to outside today so I came up with a bit of fiction for the day. I hope you enjoy it.
The Myth the Legend the Truth
The story goes like this; a long time ago there was a story about this mythological creature. The creature was rumored to wander the streets at night searching for a mate worthy of the creature's efforts. The creature had a keen sense of smell and could sniff out the slightest hint of fear. The creature was also blessed with the vision of a hawk and could see through the best lies. But most of all, the creature had the ability to touch a man's soul and change it forever.
One night while on the quest for the perfect mate, the creature came upon a man standing alone at the edge of a cliff looking out over the vast void that dropped down into a deep gorge. The creature spoke to the man and asked three questions.
The first question was, "What has brought you to the void?"
The man looked at the creature, sucked in his breath at the terrifying figure and answered, "I came to search my soul and find forgiveness for my sins."
The second question was, "Were your sins against another man?"
The man raised his gaze to the creature's eyes, and with an eyes wide open stare answered, "No my sin was much worse. I lost faith in myself."
The third and final question was, "How will you restore your faith in yourself?"
The man bowed his head, reached his hand toward the creature and answered, "I don't know. I'm not sure I'm worthy of a second chance. Who will believe in me if I don't believe in myself?"
The legend of the story is that the creature reached out and touched the man's hand and gave him the strength to find forgiveness in himself, so he could become a man worthy of the creature. The truth of the story was much different.
What really happened was that the creature so incensed at the man and his whining she pushed him over the edge into void and watched with a smile on her face as he dropped a thousand feet to be crushed by the rocks below. She then turned and walked away without a hint of remorse. There were many more men to pick from and surely there was one that was worthy of her.
The Day After
Yesterday morning we woke up to about two inches of snow, nothing like the people in the north eastern part of the country have gotten and are still getting. Just enough snow to cause multiple car crashes and traffic problems. Surprisingly the morning walk was pretty uneventful, with Orso only acting like a puppy at the end of our walk. I let him off the leash and he took off like a rocket butt down running around in great big circles coming back to bash Charlie, so I let Charlie off the leash to retaliate. For once Charlie got into the spirit and ran around jinxing and jagging keeping Orso at bay. That lasted for about five minutes before Charlie got cold and decided it was time to go back inside and get his carrot.
The drive to work was slow, with most streets still snow packed. By the drive home though the main roads had been cleared and most of the side streets weren't quite as bad. In our little berg, the mayor usually plows the roads and does a very good job of it giving most of us that false sense of security that all the roads are in as good condition as ours are. Surprise, when we leave the city to venture out on the major roads and highways, the conditions are abysmal at best sometimes. You could say we are quite spoiled.
This morning the roads were still in pretty good shape except for the patchy slick spots where the snow had melted and re-froze overnight. Those sneaky little patches always get me, even though I know they're there lurking waiting for me, I try so hard to watch for them, but I get caught every time. I think they move.
The dogs and I started off on the walk this morning with no problems, surprisingly the roads were dry, no slick spots. We rounded the curve and walked up the hill and still had not encountered any icy patches and I did what I always do, I started relaxing and let my guard down. We topped the hill and started down the hill when I noticed the deer standing in the neighbor's yard watching us. The dogs hadn't seen or smelled him yet and just kept walking down the hill. The deer showed no intention of moving off just stood there watching and waiting for us to come closer. I should have stopped right then and there and turned around before the dogs realized what was at the bottom of the hill, but no I didn't do that. It was like I was watching a train wreck about to happen and did nothing to change destiny.
I even spoke out loud to the deer and said, "Bud you can't be there." He still didn't move. Halfway down the hill the dogs saw the deer, jerked on the leashes to let him know they knew he was there and I found the slick spot in the road. I went down so quickly and hard landing on my rear end. I sat there in the road with my legs straight out in front of me and the dogs looking at me wondering what I was doing sitting there when there was a walk to finish.
I really need to move to a warmer place.
Oh Poor Mitch
I really have to get Mitch out more. That in itself is a challenge, because Mitch is a man of routine. I mean serious routine. His day consists of, get up go to work, come home eat lunch, do whatever chores he does, like laundry or ironing, feed and walk the dogs, eat dinner and go to bed. He is also antisocial for the most part, a hermit, he is perfectly happy sequestered in the house never talking to another soul as long as he can. As a severe form of torture, I make him to go the grocery store with me on Saturday morning. I talk to everyone, store employees and total strangers alike, eliciting comments from Mitch like, "Is there anyone you don't know or won't talk to?" To which I just smile back at him with an evil look and say hello to someone else. To make matters worse, since I have taken him with me for so long, now the store employees now talk to him too. Even the former store manager would ask where my partner in crime was on the rare occasion he didn't go with me.
Every time we go to the store I always ask him if there is anything he would like to eat for the week, and I always get the same response.
"No I'm good."
Can you imagine how frustrating is to buy good food and a variety too, when I always get, "No I'm good."? It makes me want to pull my hair out. I finally got him to admit he wanted Milky Way fun size candy bars to snack on during day and that only took three years. He treats himself like he doesn't deserve anything special. You would think he had taken a vow of poverty. This morning at the grocery store there was a sale on Keebler/Kelloggs offering all of their cookies and crackers for sale at half price. I asked Mitch if he would like something different from what we normally buy since everything was on sale. He stood there staring at all of the choices with a blank look on his face. I picked up a couple of boxes of crackers that I wanted to try and looked back at him to see what he wanted. He just stood there.
I asked what was wrong and he said, "Back in the day there was only Saltines and if you wanted something exotic you bought Ritz and you were happy. There weren't all of these choices then."
To which I laughed out loud and said, "You also had toilets out back and not in the house, back in the day, but isn't it much better today?"
That's when he got indignant and said, "That's a totally different genre, not the same at all."
I just shook my head and looked at him waiting for him to choose something; he finally acquiesced and picked a box of flatbread crackers. This is one of the reasons I drink.
Orso and Petco
Orso finally got to go inside Petco this morning. We don't take our dogs to Petco, because there are usually other dogs around, small dogs and big dogs and not all are well behaved. Plus Charlie doesn't play nice with too many other dogs, so he never gets to go inside. The last time I took any dog inside with me was Buddy, our yellow lab. Buddy was a very large yellow lab that weighed in at one hundred twenty pounds and loved to go everywhere with me. Buddy loved other dogs and people, but because of his size people with small dogs took one look at him and literally would turn and walk the other way.
On the last time that I took Buddy inside with me to Petco, I bought a fifty pound bag of dog food and had it in a cart with Buddy walking along side me attached to my wrist with his leash. As we walked out of the building Buddy spotted a little tiny dog walking toward us with an older man on the other end of the leash before I saw them. Buddy jerked and ran toward the little dog with me attached. I let go of the cart with the dog food inside in order to retain my wrist. The cart went sailing off in one direction and the two of us went catapulting in the opposite direction toward a man that was trying his best to get the little dog off the ground and in his arms before this giant carnivore gobbled him up.
A woman walking in the store from a different direction started yelling, "Run away cart," like I could stop that while still attached to a very large dog going in the opposite direction. By the time we got to the man with the little dog, the dog owner was able to get the little guy up in his arms and out of the way of Buddy. Buddy stood there trying really hard to sniff the dog and say hello while I stood there apologizing profusely. I think we cost both the man and his dog a few years of life. The woman yelling about my cart, was nice enough to catch it before it hit a parked car. To say the least, Buddy never got to go back to Petco again.
This morning we needed to buy dog food and Orso needed a smaller collar, plus Mitch was going with me, so we decided to take a chance and take Orso in with us. Poor Charlie had to stay in the car and he wasn't happy about that. The one thing I forgot was that today was pet adoption day and there were lots of dogs and cats there in crates hoping to be adopted. Orso thought that this was doggy heaven with all of the new dogs and people to greet and smell and bark at. Thank goodness for linoleum floors. Orso was like a kid in a candy store, so many new sights, smells and things to taste. I quickly remembered why I don't take the dogs in Petco again.
At the check-out Orso stood up on the counter and greeted the clerk, who fell for that pitiful face and gave him a cookie. She was lucky she still had fingers. We were lucky to get out of there alive.
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A quiet suburban town is overrun by vampires! The once idyllic picture of the typical American family, now hosts spectacles of carnage behind every picket fence as the neighbors prowl the streets feasting on the dead and dying. Jen and Rakeem are the only two left to fight their way out of the suburban slaughterhouse… will they survive?
Synopsis:Based on the video game, Alone in the Dark focuses on Edward Carnby, a detective of the paranormal, who slowly unravels a mysterious events with deadly results.
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Year: 2005
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Research Output for Andrew Stranieri
Note: The 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 publications have not been audited.
Jump to: Publications | Grants and Consultancies | HDR completions
Andrew Stranieri may be from another institution or only recently joined Deakin University.
2014 External
Wang,J, Lim,CP, Creighton,D, Khorsavi,A*, Nahavandi,S, Ugon,J*, Vamplew,P*, Stranieri,A*, Martin,L* and Freischmidt,A* (2014) Patient admission prediction using a pruned fuzzy min-max neural network with rule extraction, Neural Computing and Applications, vol. 26, no. 2, pp. 277-289, Springer London, London, United Kingdom [C1]
ERA journal ID: 18089 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84901727996
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2013 External
Abawajy, Jemal, Kelarev, Andrei, Chowdhury, Morshed, Stranieri, Andrew* and Jelinek, Herbert F.* (2013) Predicting cardiac autonomic neuropathy category for diabetic data with missing values, Computers in biology and medicine, vol. 43, no. 10, pp. 1328-1333, Elsevier, Amsterdam, The Netherlands [C1]
ERA journal ID: 5040 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84883615604
Citation counts: Scopus - 2
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Kelarev, Andrei V, Abawajy, Jemal, Stranieri, Andrew* and Jelinek, Herbert F* (2013) Empirical investigation of decision tree ensembles for monitoring cardiac complications of diabetes, International journal of data warehousing and mining, vol. 9, no. 4, pp. 1-18, IGI Global, Hershey, PA [C1]
ERA journal ID: 17932 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84883620001
Citation counts: Scopus - 1
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Strainieri, Andrew*, Abawajy, Jemal, Kelarev, Andrei, Huda, Shamsul*, Chowdhury, Morshed and Jelinek, Herbert F.* (2013) An approach for Ewing test selection to support the clinical assessment of cardiac autonomic neuropathy, Artificial intelligence in medicine, vol. 58, pp. 185-193, Elsevier BV, Amsterdam, The Netherlands [C1]
ERA journal ID: 5031 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84880035662
Citation counts: Scopus - 4, Thomson - 3
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2012 External
Abawajy, J., Kelarev, A.V., Stranieri, A.* and Jelinek, H.F.* (2012) Empirical investigation of multi-tier ensembles for the detection of cardiac autonomic neuropathy using subsets of the Ewing Features, in Al-Jumaily, Adel; Bennamoun, Mohammed and Al-Ani, Ahmed (eds), CIHealth 2012- Proceedings of the Workshop on New Trends of Computational Intelligence in Health Applciations, pp. 1-11, CEURS-WS, Sydney, N.S.W. [E1]
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Bellucci, Emilia, Venkatraman, Sitalakshmi*, Muecke, Nial*, Stranieri, Andrew* and Abawajy, Jemal (2012) The role of emotional intelligence on the resolution of disputes involving the electronic health record, in Butler-Henderson, Kerryn and Gray, Kathleen (eds), HIKM 2012 : Proceedings of the Fifth Australasian Workshop on Health Informatics and Knowledge Management, pp. 3-12, Australian Computer Society, Melbourne, Vic. [E1]
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Kelarev, A.V., Stranieri, A.*, Yearwood, J.L.*, Abawajy, J. and Jelinek, H.F.* (2012) Improving classifications for cardiac autonomic neuropathy using multi-level ensemble classifiers and feature selection based on random forest, in Zhao, Yanchang; Li, Jiuyong; Kennedy, Paul J. and Christen, Peter (eds), AusDM 2012 : Proceedings of the 10th Australasian Data Mining Conference, pp. 93-101, Australian Computer Society, Sydney, N.S.W. [E1]
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2011 External
Vamplew, Peter*, Stranieri, Andrew*, Ong, Kok-Leong, Christen, Peter* and Kennedy, Paul* (2011) AusDM 11 : Proceedings of the Ninth Australasian Data Mining Conference, in Vamplew, Peter; Stranieri, Andrew; Ong, Kok-Leong; Christen, Peter and Kennedy, Paul (eds), Australian Computer Society, Sydney, N.S.W. [E4.1]
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June is Ohio Wine Month and Hideaway Country Inn is kicking it off Saturday, June 7th with a Wine Dinner featuring Ohio wines and foods!
Featuring Representatives from Ohio Wineries, a specially constructed menu of Ohio foods, and of course excellent Ohio Wines! Come tour our Award Winning Wine Cellar and then learn about Ohio Wine Culture! Only $50 per person but seating is very limited!
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Pancetta and Fig Phyllo purse stuffed with Goat Cheese and paired with Versailles' Rodeo Red
Summer Salad with mixed greens, strawberries and grapes with a Vanilla Bean Vinaigrette paired with Firelands' Pinot Grigio
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EL SEGUNDO, Calif. -- Los Angeles Kings coach Terry Murray will make a lineup change before his team's Game 4 matchup with the Vancouver Canucks in their Western Conference quarterfinal series Wednesday night.
Mistake-prone defenseman Randy Jones, who has sat out the past two games, will replace Peter Harrold, who didn't play in the third period of the Kings' 5-3 win over the Canucks in Game 3.
Murray had benched Jones after the Kings dropped Game 1 in Vancouver, 3-2 in overtime, when the 28-year-old defenseman gave up a turnover that eventually produced Mikael Samuelsson's game-winner for the Canucks. Murray, however, said he was more discouraged by Jones' activity on the ice than the turnover.
"I have an experienced player going in, in Randy Jones; he's been in this situation many times," Murray said. "He was taken out for reasons that I did speak to him about and I think he got the message and I'll get him back and get him going."
Murray talked to Jones about moving his feet and making the simple plays, which he noticed Jones wasn't doing when he watched tape of the first game. Jones also has struggled to regain his form after suffering an upper-body injury in December after a collision with Edmonton Oilers left wing Dustin Penner.
"That's exactly what happens with Jonesy and it goes back to my time with him at Philadelphia," said Murray, who was an assistant with the Philadelphia Flyers from 2004 to 2008 while Jones with the team. "He came in and showed flashes of being a top-four defenseman in the National Hockey League and then he gets into this lull in his game where he's standing and watching and waiting for things to happen and gets the puck on his stick and instead of being assertive with it, he throws it around the boards and it turns into a turnover situation."
Murray said he was confident after reviewing film with Jones that those issues have been resolved.
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Verrazano and Revolutionary were among five Kentucky Derby contenders posting workouts at Churchill Downs on Sunday morning.
Unbeaten Verrazano worked five furlongs in 1:00.20, while Louisiana Derby winner Revolutionary breezed four furlongs in 48:80 with three-time Derby winner Calvin Borel aboard for the first time since be chosen to ride the colt.
Both 3-year-olds are trained by Todd Pletcher, who could have as many as six of the 20 horses in the Derby on May 4.
Other Derby contenders working out were Normandy Invasion, second to Verrazano in the Wood Memorial who went four furlongs in 48.20; Louisiana Derby runner-up Mylute (four furlongs, 47.80); and Will Take Charge (one mile, 1:41.60).
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Hotel Tuxertal - Tux
Lanersbach 338 - Tux1-877-662-6988
Free Wi-Fi is just one of the great things you'll find at Hotel Tuxertal, a formidable choice for guests looking for luxury Tux hotels.
Enjoy a spot of lunch or an evening meal at this 4 star Tux hotel's restaurant where you're sure to find something to suit your taste. Whether traveling on vacation or for business, make sure to take some time to relax as you will find a spa tub, a fitness center, a sauna, a steam room and a Turkish bath/hammam, ensuring a restful and rejuvenating stay. Guests wishing to relax with a drink will surely want to visit the bar/lounge. On-site winter fun includes downhill skiing.
Staff are available to provide tour/ticket assistance. A safe is available at reception. Planning a meeting? This hotel has 1 meeting rooms. Other amenities include a garden.
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Facilities at Hotel Tuxertal
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- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
Check-in: between 2 PM and 10 PM.
Check-out: before 11 AM.
Guests planning to arrive outside of normal check-in hours must contact this property in advance to arrange check-in. Please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the hotel:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.50 per person, per night
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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Hotel Tuxertal offers 45 guest rooms for your luxury holiday. Flat-screen televisions in each room offer entertainment at the end of a long day. Business travelers will have access to free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as safes and phones during their Tux visit. Bathrooms are outfitted with bathrobes, slippers and hair dryers. Additional comforts include air conditioning.
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Distances from Hotel TuxertalEggalm Skiing - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
Lanersbach Church - 1 km / 0.6 mi
Schneekar Ski Lift - 6.2 km / 3.8 mi
Hintertux Glacier Ski Resort - 7.6 km / 4.7 mi
Sommerberg Cable Car - 7.6 km / 4.7 mi
Fernerhaus Cable Car - 8.9 km / 5.5 mi
Ahornbahn Gondola - 9.4 km / 5.8 mi
Penkenbahn Gondola - 9.4 km / 5.9 mi
Ahorn Ski Area - 9.5 km / 5.9 mi
Erlebnisbad Mayrhofen - 9.7 km / 6 mi
Zillertal Dairy - 10.4 km / 6.4 mi
Hippach Sport and Leisure Pool - 11 km / 6.8 mi
Strasser House Museum - 11.7 km / 7.3 mi
Hochfuegen Ski Resort - 12.5 km / 7.8 mi
Freizeitpark Zell - 13.3 km / 8.3 mi
The preferred airport for Hotel Tuxertal is Innsbruck (INN-Kranebitten) - 31 km / 19.3 mi.
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New Missoula Distillery Open for Business
Breweries aren't the only industry trending in Montana, distilleries are also on the rise and Missoula now has two.
Breweries aren't the only industry trending in Montana, distilleries are also on the rise and Missoula now has two.
I think my dog Koda is amazing just for playing fetch and coming to me when I call him. Having a dog makes life so much better
Missoula's Draught Works Brewery was celebrating on Monday, after receiving two prestigious awards during the recent Great American Beer Festival over the weekend in Denver, Colorado.
I'm assuming that the U.S. has NOT become more refined when we were not paying attention...more than anything, reality TV shows us that America has become less sophisticated than ever. Still, this list seems to say otherwise.
A webpage known as 24/7 Wall Street analyzed sales of beer and learned that there are 9 beers that have gone down dramatically in sales over the past 7 years. Here are the beers that America simply doesn't want to drink any longer.
Recently, a few brave souls took on the challenge of finding the best microbrews in each state. I know this sounds like a torturous and tedious task, but these men care so much for others that I'm sure they felt it was their duty to take on this task. A public service really.
There are some unique things about living in Montana that you just don't have living anywhere else. I should know, after all, I have left Montana once or twice. You can trust me when I tell you there is no place on earth like it. That is why every time I have left Montana, I've always chosen to come back (usually as quickly as I could).
A recent nationwide study by a website called The Motley Fool found that the best place to drink beer is Montana. But why?
You don't have to wait for the Super Bowl to see the best Super Bowl commercial this year. It should be no surprised to learn that the winning ad, in my opinion, once again belongs to Budweiser. They just know how to make a great all American ad to go with one of America's favorite pastimes.
Beer lovers unite! Beer jelly beans are here.
Missoula's Big Sky Brewing Company has reached a settlement agreement with Anheuser-Busch.
YouTuber Clark Brinton has accomplished what most college-aged youth have likely done on their own: touring the FINEST BREWERIES Missoula has to offer with a van load of his closest friends.
The difference? He chronicled the entire adventure for one of two reasons: To show off the incredible array of sights and sounds, or to have enough evidence the next morning to remember what they did.
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discrimination and harassment
This week all ISU Extension employees are attending training on preventing and addressing potential problems of discrimination and harassment. The goal is to make Iowa State a comfortable place to work, a place where all are welcome. A place free of hostility.
Iowa State implemented a new policy on discrimination and harassment in 2006. The policy covers protected classes mandated by state and federal laws, and it goes beyond those classes. The introduction to that policy says,
"Respect is the foundation for interchange of ideas, for learning and for working toward common goals.
Consequently, Iowa State University is committed to assuring that its programs are free from prohibited discrimination and harassment based upon
national origin,
physical or mental disability,
age (40 and over),
marital status,
sexual orientation (including gender identity),
status as a U.S. veteran (disabled, Vietnam or other), or
any other status protected by University policy or local, state, or federal law.
Discrimination and harassment impede the realization of the University's mission of distinction in education, scholarship, and service, and diminish the whole community."
The American workplace is diverse.
The culture of the future is global. Those who work for a higher education institution should lead the way in studying and learning about these differences---every one of us. The one-hour training should be simply the opening chapter. With knowledge, we understand more and become more open to differences. We can communicate better. Each one of us is unique….and different. Diversity provides a real richness in the workplace, in life. Don't miss it.
"I have a dream that one day on the red hills of Georgia the sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood."
- Martin Luther King, Jr., American civil rights leader and Baptist minister (1929 – 1968)
The Iowa State policy, http://policy.iastate.edu/policy/discrimination
Learning about diversity, http://www.hrs.iastate.edu/training/diversity.shtml
ISU Campus Climate Assessment Report, Nov. 2004, http://www.hrs.iastate.edu/AAO/eod/finalreport.pdf