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a resident of Portola Valley: Brookside Park
on Jul 29, 2010 at 7:25 am
Even the outgoing superintendent has openly discussed whether we need a superintendent in the PVSD. Now we are adding 1.5 people at a mid-six figure pay grade to a school district that is asking (and getting) employees to take a pay cut and residents to pay an increased parcel tax. How does the school board explain this?
a resident of Portola Valley: Brookside Park
on Jul 30, 2010 at 8:26 am
Indeed - interesting that the timing of the announcement for the Asst Superintendent was after the parcel tax special election - even though it was in the works long before then.
This is exactly why people do not support the parcel tax - even if they feel compelled to vote for it.
a resident of another community
on Jul 30, 2010 at 3:21 pm
Well I heard that the students are so excited about the new hire that they would like to end summer early and start school on Monday. Great work folks. Who cares if the district is a little top heavy, good teachers are dime a dozen.
a resident of Portola Valley: Central Portola Valley
on Aug 1, 2010 at 10:31 pm
John and Anna: don't let facts get in the way of a good story. The new structure has fewer administrators and less cost associated than the current structure. More than $1M has been reduced in spending in the district over the last 2 years without eliminating the jobs of any classroom teachers. and while for the non-teaching and administrative folks there is no raise, that is not lowering salary. The teachers have been getting raises all along I believe..
a resident of Woodside: Skywood/Skylonda
on Aug 2, 2010 at 10:23 am
Believe me, after working in all levels of the public schools, Portola Valley is lucky to have Mr. Hanratty. If only La Honda pescader could have been so lucky...and besides, he actually lives in the community he works in.
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When emergency response crews have to deal with many casualties at once, such as at a disaster site, one of the first things they do is set up a triage system. This involves assessing the severity of each patient's injuries, so that the people who need help most urgently get it first. It's a system that works, but the EU-funded BRIDGE project is trying to make it better. The project partners are developing a new high-tech triage, that incorporates GPS and RFID technology. Read More
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It could be assumed that the most effective way to safeguard your computer against the threat of cyber attacks would be to disconnect it from all networks: wireless, LAN, network cards or the internet. However, research from the Fraunhofer Institute for Communication, Information Processing and Ergonomics (FKIE) has demonstrated a malware prototype with the ability to jump the "air gap" – meaning even that once surefire security measure might not be enough to ensure the protection of your computer. Read More
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I'll never forget the first time I saw him--the wild shock of black hair, the beautiful blue eyes, the full lips with that perfected pout. Such a diva, even from the beginning. I was entranced, smitten, mesmerized. He had the face of an angel, and the voice of one, too. And almost from the start, I began the pattern of losing Nicholas. I was good at that. I guess I never believed I really deserved him, what he would bring to us both. What we would experience because of him. What we could be because of him. What I could be because of the strength and belief he had in me.
Denial denial denial.
Damn, I was good at that.
Murrieta, California--The Past
"Thanks for taking us, Brandon."
"No problem," I said, glancing at my cousin Jenny. She sat in the front seat of my Volkswagen, her three friends giggling in the back seat. Every time I looked in the rearview mirror, one or all three of them would look at me, then go into another giggle fit.
Ninth graders.
"This is for a class, right?" I asked Jenny, trying to ignore her friends.
She nodded. "Yeah. We have to see two plays a semester and write a report. Turn here."
"'Kay." I glanced at the rearview mirror again, and once more her friends looked at me, then burst into laughter. I sighed and glanced at Jenny. She rolled her eyes.
"Sorry about the idiots, Brandon."
"Hey, we're not idiots."
"Is it our fault your cousin is so cute?" the redhead said.
"Yeah, you could've warned us," the third one said. "He's hot."
Fits of laughter again. My face burned and I shifted uncomfortably, wishing I was anywhere but around these girls. Later, I would lookback at that moment and realize my reaction to female attention never did change. As Dream took off, those same friends of Jenny's were even more unmerciful whenever I happened to be around them. I was theirs they'd claim. I, the Brandon Ashwood, actually took them to a play. They knew me.
Jenny told me later one of them--or maybe all of them--claimed to have been my girlfriend for a time. They were all cute, I guess, but definitely not my type. I didn't refute their claims, though. It came in handy, having a lot of "former" girlfriends when fans went digging into my past. And dig they did.
I glanced at Jenny again and she shrugged. She mouthed "sorry," then winked. I grinned back. It wasn't her fault, after all, that they thought I was cute (though as skinny as I was then, I sure didn't see what they saw).
More hushed talking in the back. Things like "You ask him" and "No, you, you're the one who wants to know." I took a deep breath and tried to make myself relax. This was going to be a long, long evening.
The dark-haired one--Missy--finally said, "Is it true you dropped out of school, Brandon?"
"Yeah," I said. "Last year."
"Why'd you drop out?"
"To play music."
More hushed whispering. Snatches of "He's so quiet" and "Doesn't say much" and "Yeah, but he's cute." Jenny snickered at me. I vowed to get even with her for this. I sighed again--I'd cornered the market on that this evening, it looked like.
"Oh, wow, cool. What do you play?"
"Guitar, keyboards, drums."
"Wow, all that? That's awesome. You have a band?"
"More or less."
"Their singer has mono," Jenny said.
To tell the truth, it was worse than that. Reggie, lead singer for our band, Ashwood, was seriously unreliable. Good, but unreliable. I'd had to cancel several gigs I'd worked hard to put together, including that night's. The mono incident was the last in a long string of reasons why things hadn't been going so well. I was beginning to wonder if I'd made a mistake by dropping out of high school. Not that I missed it; I wasn't that good of a student, except in band and math.
It looked like I'd just traded homework nightmares for other, even more complicated worries. First Reg broke an arm, then broke up with his girlfriend--he was useless for a month after that--and now, mono. So he claimed. I didn't know for sure; he hadn't shown up for rehearsal in over five days, or called. If it'd been just me who had a say in the matter, I would've fired him months ago.
As it was, here it was a Friday night, and no gig, another missed opportunity. So when my cousin had called, begging me to take her and her friends to the high school to see Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, I had no reason to refuse. Besides, I like my cousin Sprout. I still call her that. Like me, she'd inherited the blond hair, green eyes, and the long and lean genes that somehow had skipped our mothers. Sprout and I could've almost been twins.
"I don't care if he is. He's adorable."
"Adorable? He's beautiful!"
"And his voice, too. It's so sexy. He should've been Joseph."
"Probably thought he's too short. You sure he's gay?"
I choked, then glanced in the mirror, but for once the girls didn't catch me. Who were they talking about?
More laughter in the back. "Oh, yeah. They broke up, though. They went to the senior dance together and got kicked out and that was that."
"That's sad," Jenny said, glancing at me.
I jerked my gaze back to the mirror. Missy was nodding her head. "What's sad is he could have any girl he wants, and he doesn't want them."
"Why would a guy want to ... you know ... another guy, anyway?"
Who were they talking about?
"I mean, how do they even ... you know ... do it?"
Another fit of giggles. I gripped the steering wheel and swallowed hard, wondering what all I'd missed while my thoughts wandered. My face burned as the conversation continued as if I weren't even there--or maybe because I was there. I let my breath out in a whoosh. Jenny looked at me, her eyes showing a curiosity that made me uncomfortable. She kept looking at me like that. I looked back at the road.
"Um, who are you guys talking about?" I finally asked, cursing myself.
"The guy who plays Jacob."
"Nicholas Kilmain." All three girls in the back sighed.
And that was the first time I heard his name, in a car full of giggling, sighing ninth-grade girls. In the coming years, I'd see a lot of that kind of behavior directed toward Nicholas. I'd watch him eat it up and run with it as I drowned in horrible want and envy, but right then I had no idea how Nicholas Kilmain would irrevocably change my life. Would I have done anything different if I'd known? Would I have dropped the girls off, disappeared for two hours, and missed the most important revelation of my life?
As I write this now, and watch Nicholas as he sleeps in his hospital bed, I have to answer no. No, despite all the pain and heartache ... No. I wouldn't have done anything different, at least not about the early years. Later, though...
I pulled into the high school parking lot and after a few minutes of searching finally found a spot. The lot was jam-packed with cars. All for a high school play? I got out of the car and looked around as I held the seat for the girls to get out. They were giggling again about something and, arms linked, headed for the auditorium. I locked my car and followed, realizing then that Jenny had stayed behind.
"What's up, Sprout?" I asked her, looping my arm around her shoulder. I really liked Jenny a lot--over the years she would time and again be the one I'd turn to whenever things got really rough. No other woman knew me like Jenny did. Not even my mom.
"Not much. You okay, Brandon?" she asked, sliding her arm around my waist.
"Yeah. Why do you ask?"
She shrugged as we followed after her friends. Missy looked over her shoulder, a wistful expression on her face.
"Watch out, Missy has the hots for you."
I grimaced and pulled her closer. "Missy's out of luck. You're my date tonight."
She laughed. "Don't worry, I won't let her sit next to you."
"Thanks. So why'd you ask if I was okay?"
She shrugged again. "I don't know. Mom says things aren't going so well for you. She's worried. She thinks you guys should fire Reggie."
I grinned. "Yeah, my mom's told me that a lot lately."
"So, why don't you?"
Now it was my turn to shrug. "Finding a decent singer is hard. It's everything. Reg has a great voice, but--"
"But he's never there." She paused. "I have a confession to make."
"I have an ulterior motive for asking you to take us tonight." We joined the end of the line, and I dropped my arm from around her shoulder. We stood a few feet from her friends. Their heads were bowed over a program. Giggling again.
"And what would that be?"
Her eyes danced. "I want you to hear this guy. Nicholas Kilmain. He's incredible, Brandon. I just know he'd be perfect for your band."
Posted July 27, 2012
Loved it took me awhile to finish it. Rather long and disappointed that she did not mention about the Brandon's other brother or his parents. I wanted to know how they fared in this ordeal. Now I get to read about Lee.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted March 2, 2012
I have read quite a few of M/M romance and none has gotten me quite like this one has. I found myself thinking about it well after I was done reading it, literally could not put it down. The review above doesn't really give you an idea of what it's all about, so I will try to give a little more... the big word is try, I'm not so good at these kind of things. Here goes....
Brandon drops out of high school to pursue a career in music with his older brother and their band, but he suddenly finds himself escorting his cousin and her friends to a high school musical where Nicholas is the 'main attraction' because of his vocal talents, and he instantly falls for him, and will do anything to get him into his band as lead vocal. It's a trial in itself to find the one he has already come to love, but after he finds him... well, it truly is just the beginning. The beginning of the story is told through Brandon's eyes and is set many years after they have met, and starts off with Nicholas and Brandon in the hospital after Nicholas is rescued from being kidnapped and almost killed, from what we presume is an obsessed fan. While they are both recovering, Brandon starts reflecting (through flashbacks) on how they met and all the hardships they went through to finely become the famous band they have become, and Lord have mercy... it is one rough road. The second part of the story is told through Nicholas, which is an interesting spin.
The emotion behind the characters are so amazing, it left me feeling it along with them. I went through every emotion, anger at what happened to Nicholas, heartbroken at the things that they went through and experienced along the way, especially with Brandon. Joy for their sweet, and innocent relationship, I laughed at times and I cried most of the time. And I liked the mystery part of finding out why and who was responsible for Nicholas' kidnapping. I highly, highly recommending this book, the writing is superb... and the ending.... is something that one would never see coming!
Posted January 1, 2012
Angst romance. Moving
Before you begin reading this wonderful tale you will need a few items. I highly recommend a box of tissues, some chocolate, your favorite beverage, and a comfortable place to sit.
This a well written love story with fully developed characters, great flow, and a plot that captivates. A romantic tale of love dicovered and the strength to keep it alive. It's a who done it, as well as, a look at how family and friends shape the lives of the two main characters. I don't wish to give to much away, but I have to say this is one the best gay romantic love stories I've read.
This book does contain some distrubing, violent scenes. The sex scence are steamy, but tastefully done.
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Mike Simonetti, Ex-Italians Do It Better, Announces New Label 2MR and New Project Pale Blue
By Evan Minsker on December 4, 2014 at 11:05 a.m. EST
Mike Simonetti is a co-founder, along with Johnny Jewel, of the Italo disco label Italians Do It Better. (Before that, he ran Troubleman Unlimited). Now, he's split with Italians Do It Better and started a new imprint. The new one's called 2MR, which is short for Two Mikes Records. Who's the other Mike? It's Captured Tracks founder/Blank Dogs dude Mike Sniper. (Sniper's Blank Dogs album On Two Sides was released by Troubleman back in 2008.)
Johnny Jewel's Symmetry Reissue The Messenger on Vinyl, Share "The Hunt" Video
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Symmetry: "The Hunt" (via SoundCloud)
Back in 2011, Johnny Jewel's Symmetry released a promo called The Messenger, which was quickly rendered out-of-print. It's now available to purchase on clear vinyl via Italians Do It Better. That's album cut "The Hunt" above—check out the track's video below.
Listen: Italians Do It Better Share After Dark 2 Instrumentals
By Jenn Pelly on August 20, 2013 at 3:35 p.m. EDT
This spring, the Italians Do It Better label finally followed up their legendary 2007 After Dark compilation with After Dark 2, featuring tracks from Glass Candy, Chromatics, Desire, and more. Now you can download all of the instrumentals for free via the label's website.
Johnny Jewel's Symmetry Share "Streets of Fire" Video, Which Features Scenes From New York City
By Evan Minsker on April 7, 2013 at 10:45 a.m. EDT
In 2011, Johnny Jewel's Symmetry project released Themes For an Imaginary Film. Now, as Gorilla vs. Bear points out, the Imaginary Film closing track "Streets of Fire" has a music video directed by Alastair Uhlig. It features a series of scenes in New York City.
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By Evan Minsker on March 2, 2013 at 10:42 a.m. EST
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By Jenn Pelly on October 31, 2012 at 10:01 a.m. EDT
Earlier this year, Italians Do It Better announced plans to follow up their legendary After Dark comp with a sequel, After Dark 2, set to feature tracks from Johnny Jewel projects Chromatics, Glass Candy, Desire, Symmetry, and more.
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Various Artists: After Dark (via SoundCloud)
Earlier this year, dance label Italians Do It Better announced After Dark II, the follow up to its definitive 2007 compilation After Dark. Today, the label shared a newly remastered edition of the original compilation (above), which is available for download here.
On the Soundcloud page, the label also hinted that Symmetry has a big project coming in 2013 and that the label will share tracks from After Dark II next week.
Italians Do It Better Announce Second After Dark Compilation With Chromatics, Glass Candy, More
By Jenn Pelly on July 17, 2012 at 3:55 p.m. EDT
Dance label Italians Do It Better has announced the follow up to its definitive 2007 compilation After Dark. The compilation, aptly titled After Dark II, will feature brand new music from Johnny Jewel projects Glass Candy, Chromatics, Desire, Symmetry, and more.
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By Carrie Battan on October 25, 2011 at 12:40 p.m. EDT
Chromatics: "Kill for Love":
Chromatics: Kill For Love
Dance-pop act Chromatics, riding high on the success of the Drive soundtrack, will release their first album in nearly five years via Italians Do It Better in January. It's called Kill for Love. Stream the first single and title track above, and watch the lo-fi video (directed by Alberto Rossini) below, following the album's tracklist.
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By Larry Fitzmaurice on March 16, 2011 at 4:20 p.m. EDT
Mike Simonetti: The Third of the Storms [ft. Sam Sparro]
As co-founder of the Italians Do It Better label, Mike Simonetti has been putting out records from Italo disco-inspired artists for more than a minute now. This April, Simonetti will step out on his own with the Capricorn Rising EP, which will see release on the label. That image you see at the top there is the cover art; above, you can listen to EP cut "Third of the Storms", featuring singer Sam Sparro. Check out the tracklist below.
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What's Actually In Foods That Look Healthy – Wellness Wednesday
Dr. Kevin offered insight into those often-confusing nutrition labels on food packages in this week's installment of Wellness Wednesdays.
Dr. Kevin offered insight into those often-confusing nutrition labels on food packages in this week's installment of Wellness Wednesdays.
I have noticed this fairly NSFW picture all over Facebook recently, with the title "98.8% of people can't watch this video for more than 5 seconds!".
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Ugly, very ugly. Drummund would have gone out regardless of the fouls once SVG pulled him for having the best seat in the house for the Philly...
Some new (?) tournament that I keep seeing scores for while during Pistons' games. Collegeinsider.com Tournament, whatever that is.
What is the CIT anyway?
I think you're right. I suspect it's more likely that way to prevent fan fatigue.
It's a pretty simple game if you hit jump shots. And it surely helps when somebody gets hot for a quarter.
I've judiciously (randomly) entered my bracket. With firmly held beliefs despite not having seen a single college game all season.
Go Hoos!
Maybe you didn't put in a score for the final?
BJ does play with some fire. I haven't seen that from RJ yet.
I think this must be the worst team I've ever fielded. And it's one of the few times I went into the draft with a strategy. Usually I take the...
Looks like everyone else is having trouble finding something to say about this thoroughly mediocre game too.
Even though Williams late game...
I'm thinking no playoffs, no Monroe next year. And a team with more holes than filled positions.
The good thing is that the shutout used to happen in the first quarter. In another season and a half it will only happen in overtime.
I joined but the site won't believe I'm on a PC and insists I download the app before it will let me do anything. I may have to get angry with it.
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Enamel cast iron sink manufacturers--names please
Are there any others than Kohler, Elkay, American Standard and Ceco? I want reputable and high-quality that will last.
I also just found Song manufacturers online, but they have no distributors west of Indiana. I have never heard of them so would be blindly ordering from the internet.
I am looking for a non-farmhouse sink.
Kohler is the big dog if you want color and quality. American Standard is good. Elkay....I prefer their stainless. Be careful if you look at American Standard to NOT confuse their Americast line with actual cast iron. It has the nickname of "Americrap". Anyone else is an also ran with no real reputation.
Ceco has a good reputation in California, for what it's worth; I've read praise of their sinks on this forum in the past.
If you can find a new old stock cast-iron sink, you'd probably get the best possible quality. From what I've read, recent federal regulations have compromised the durability of the newer ceramic formulations, alas. (n.b.: I'm all for limiting our environmental chemical exposure, but do admit to a love of those old indestructible tanks of sinks.)
I can't speak to quality, but those Kohler colors have almost swayed me several times! And I am not even in the market for cast iron, I'm going the Silgranite route.
Hmm, now I'm wondering if their bathroom sinks come in those colors...might be able to get away with it in there...
So, if I am looking for quality Kohler still sets the gold standard. Or, is it a matter of name recognition and marketing more than their quality?
I too have been wondering about the change in standards since lead was eliminated form the formula and called Kohler to ask. Their rep didn't know a lot but told me that the law to eliminate lead based paint becaem effective in the late 1970s. He was not aware of when the company moved away from lead-based glazes.
Then, when I was trying to do a bit of research on my own, I discovered that as far as tubs and sinks go removing lead is voluntary, not required.
Thanks for the tips.
We are big fans of our Kohler sink. It's only two years old so I can't speak to long-term durability, but no problems so far. I would not stress too much about that, though, because one advantage to the name is that there's a big company behind it that will very likely still be around for your lifetime warranty. I also found that their sinks were pretty reasonably priced, in spite of being a big name.
Love our Kohler Whitehaven cast iron sink! It's six months old, so I also can't comment on long-term durability. But so far, I'm really happy. And my contractor loved how easy install was.
I love my Ceco single basin sink.
1929--We are in MN, but there is a Pacific Sales in a Best Buy very close to my house. Maybe I'll go on over to see if they have these Cecos outside of Calif.
Dusty--If I went with one of these, we would be taking an existing cabinet and cutting off the part where the tilt out for sponges is.
What size is your single basin? So you also have a prep sink? What sink configuration did you have before getting the single basin?


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While motor vehicle deaths dropped 22 percent from 2005 to 2010, gun fatalities are rising again after a low point in 2000, according to the Atlanta-based Centers for Disease Control. Shooting deaths in 2015 will probably rise to almost 33,000, and those related to autos will decline to about 32,000, based on the 10-year average trend.
As the nation reels from the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School, the shift shows the effects of public policy, said Garen Wintemute, director of the Violence Prevention Research Program at the University of California, Davis.
The fall in traffic deaths resulted from safer vehicles, restricted privileges for young drivers and seat-belt and other laws, he said. By contrast, "we've made policy decisions that have had the impact of making the widest array of firearms available to the widest array of people under the widest array of conditions." While fewer households have guns, people who own guns are buying more of them, he said.
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A crowd of 80 people greeted Dr. Robert Stern with much fanfare as he stepped forward to the podium to begin his presentation titled, "Alzheimer's: A time for hope," Wednesday evening, July 10, at the Stonebridge Assisted Living Community. After the conclusion of his talk, a veritable fan club formed around him and enthusiastically trailed him as he made his way out of the building.
Stern is a professor of neurology and neurosurgery at Boston University. He is also the director of BU's Alzheimer's Disease Center and oversees all clinical research at the facility, one of 29 in the country. He gave the Stonebridge audience an insightful and animated presentation and shared some of his knowledge of the disease's pathology and research breakthroughs.
1 Alzheimer's and short-term memory function "Don't ever say to a person with Alzheimer's, 'Don't you remember we did that yesterday, or don't you remember we did that this morning?' The fact of the matter is they don't remember because of the disease's impact on short-term memory. It's like taking new information and trying to store it in a file cabinet that has no back to it. You could create the best filing system ever, with the best folders and labels to store the information to easily retrieve it later, and it doesn't matter. The information has no place to be stored in the brain and the 'file' just flies out the back of the file cabinet."
2 Alzheimer's is an epidemic "One in eight people over 65 will be diagnosed with Alzheimer's and one in two people over 85 will be diagnosed with the disease. On an economic level, it is a looming financial crisis in terms of health care costs and lost productivity in the workplace, because caregivers have to take unscheduled time off from work to care for their loved ones. On an emotional level, it represents a lost dream —a spouse may have envisioned enjoying activities and trips together during retirement and adult children may have relished the thought of a grandmother or grandfather bonding with grandchildren. Alzheimer's robs families of those dreams," said Stern. He also noted symptoms of this brain disease include marked personality and behavioral changes, apathy, loss of judgment and language skills, and a complete lack of self-awareness on the part of the person with Alzheimer's that they have changed.
Stern added, "To care for people with Alzheimer's we need many more memory care facilities to help care for people when they can no longer stay at home. The average cost for a memory care facility is $57,000 per year. Many families do not have the funds to afford this. To provide more facilities, and some that are more affordable, it will either take a whole lot of philanthropy or government intervention."
Page 2 of 2 - 3 Alzheimer's research Last year, the first test for Alzheimer's was approved by the FDA. The procedure involves an injection of a fluid that contains small amounts of radioactive material that with a PET scan "lights up" areas of the brain impacted by Alzheimer's (however, the test is not covered by Medicare). Stern said that some of his research colleagues at BU are on the verge of developing a blood test for Alzheimer's disease. These two breakthroughs represent the first objective measures for diagnosis. Previously, all diagnoses have been based on clinical observations and progression of symptoms noted by a physician and as communicated by caregivers.
4 People needed to join ongoing clinical trials Stern said, "Like all Alzheimer's researchers, I am frustrated by the lack of people who volunteer to participate in clinical trials. Right now, Alzheimer's is a fatal disease with an average lifespan of eight years after diagnosis. However, Alzheimer's impacts the brain up to 25 years before any symptoms occur. We need to see people who are in the early stages, so that we can develop medications to stop Alzheimer's before it progresses any further so that people don't develop full-blown Alzheimer's in the future. If one person is the audience of 80 people decides to volunteer for one of our clinical trials at BU, it would make my day."
Researchers at Boston University's Alzheimer's Disease Center are actively recruiting for 12 different clinical trials. For more information visit www.bu.edu/alzresearch or call the BU ADC recruitment coordinator at 617-414-1078.
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When I first opened the rug, my initial reaction was "This isn't what I ordered!" But I looked up my order and sure enough it is. It's funny, but the patterns on the picture seem more dense than in real life. The flowers and such seem much more spread out and it gives the rug a different look in reality. As for quality - well, I guess it's true, you get what you pay for. Not as deep pile as I had imagined (but shame on me for that one). The size for the price is a good value - but the item, sitting on my floor, doesn't look quite like the photo.
This is a nice rug for the price. I've had it for about 6 months and it's is wearing pretty well in a very high traffic area. I was a little concerned when it first got here (rolled of course). When we unrolled it it didn't want to lay flat, Give it a little time and it will settle right in,
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It's a good rug for the price. We bought the matching runners as well.
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We had a similar experience.
We moved into a new neighborhood that was in its first stage of construction. After we got our keys, we got our homeowner's package, and included were two ads: one from Comcast and one from AT&T, both offering "specials" to get us hooked up.
Comcast "won" out for its $88/mo (HAHAHAHA) special, but when we called, we were shocked to find out they didn't have service in our area at all.
When I questioned why they were advertising in an area they weren't even servicing, I was told they were just the sales rep. I told the rep: "You work for a horrible, horrible company. Put me down as a 'Never, ever call this customer' and have a great day."
I hung up, vowing never to be a Comcast customer. Ever.
We then called AT&T, and told us that while they had plans for service, they had to wait for the contractor's final approval. They had it within the hour, and that very day, AT&T had service at our new home.
Of course, not to say AT&T doesn't have its issues, but honestly, aside from their price gouging (how their $99 special went to $159, for example), they've been pretty much a decent ISP in terms of correcting issues.
Comcast, not only should the company take notes, but it would do better to serve the people of this country by selling off its assets and closing its doors forever.
The only reason Comcast has customers is because most don't have a choice when it comes to ISP selection.
The FCC isn't moving fast enough to fix the problems plaguing this country, and I'm not just talking about broadband access.
This move won't save anyone money, though the long-term is that consumers will pay more.
It's inevitable consumers will pay higher for a la carte when then prices of those stations most in-demand will skyrocket.
Hell, basic cable can't even get past this today without blackouts across the globe.
A la carte is a pipe dream. In fact, the only way to remove the problems facing broadcasting choice is to remove the broadcasters and let production companies distribute without the middle man.
I chuckled with you as you read this dream.
The Stroz Analysis Engine is a powerful tool for your business. Recently established in Fortune 500 companies, all but two are now bankrupts as the software positioned 99.9% of employees as threats.
"At Stroz, we believe to be human is to be a threat, so we'll ensure all your employees are either 'happy' (to have a job, willfully bending to corporate policy) or fired." - Stroz
*rolls eyes
PS: Walmart, think twice before using this software. It's bad enough you only have two checkouts open at any time. This software will reduce that number to zero.
I'm glad this case is going to trial.
I'm sick and tired of trying to vape my beer while drinking my smoke juice.
This will fix everything, since I'm so stupid.
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National Football Luddites.
Honestly, they can keep their streams. The fact it took them this long to remove blackouts (and that's only because the FCC pretty much forced them to) clearly shows this isn't about giving fans what they want.
When they do stream, the backlash will be tremendous. It's not going to go the way people think it will.
This is the NFL we're talking about. Have they done anything right lately?
Personal note: I'm really appalled anyone would still find this sport appealing, given it should be more aptly called the National Felony League.
As such a dick move this was, there is a silver lining:
That crest is ugly. A re-design is a good thing.
It's impossible to be a billion dollar company in America without breaking some laws, violating ethics, or, in most cases, both.
Not surprised Google is in the news again for its "questionable" practices.
Yeah, that's where the ethics part comes in.
Why can't a goddamn company just do right without having to be a bunch of assholes.
What does anyone expect from a company whose motto is "Don't Be Evil"?
Seriously, the Google bandwagon needs to bust a wheel, overturn, burst into flames, and destroy itself before it gets way, way out of hand.
Little do you people know this "ToS" escapade is seriously destroying what made Google useful. Even their own damn search engine can't be trusted anymore, thanks to "paid priority" listings.
Screw Google. I hope this type of news gets more people away from this company that can't even follow its own damn motto.
Yes, I hate this company. More than I do Sony.
I wonder if they filed their motion on pink letterhead.
To be honest, I didn't even know Mary Kay was still around. I haven't seen their infamous pink Cadillacs in years.
There's a blessing in that. They were really ugly cars.
the nation's tech companies aren't your buddies and they're more than a little tired of being unwilling partners in worldwide surveillance.
Yet, it's okay for tech companies to sell our "anonymous" data, thereby making "surveillance" a double-edged sword.
Tough luck on tech companies. Maybe they should have thought about Pandora's Box before making "metadata" synonymous with loss of privacy.
Tech companies don't get the privilege of crying when the NSA abuses them.
Just desserts. Screw them all.
I need to remind readers of something: Iwata has been the head of Nintendo for many years now. This is the same guy as saying:
"High Definition? Our consumers don't care for HD." - Result: The Wii, while a very great seller for Nintendo, now holds several "records", such as: Console with the lowest amount of published titles (of an active company), including its own N64, fastest loss of developer support in gaming history, and consumers left with a paper weight since the company itself ditched its own system for one with HD.
"Our customers don't want online gaming." Result: Yeah, those Friend Codes were such a great idea. /sarcasm
In fact, nothing Iwata has done, since taking the lead role, has done any good for Nintendo, which still remains nothing short than a company who offers gimmicks.
Such a shame, because they can still command some of the best games on the market, even if that market is the size of a pinhead.
PS: Nintendo is already working on its latest console. Huh. I wonder why.
Until Nintendo fires Iwata, this isn't the Nintendo we grew up with.
ISIS fundamental belief: the government should control all people, including what they say, hear, and read.
France fundamental belief: Not to be like and fight against ISIS.
The irony, if it wasn't so blatantly terrifying.
Want to know what's synonymous with DRM? Cheap quality.
A few years ago, we bought a Maytag washing machine. You know, the heavily-marketed brand of appliance we all trusted growing up?
Well, the "DRM" in this case was plastic gears. That's right, the heavily used parts to force agitation in the washing machine were made of plastic, and over a very, very short time span, would find themselves ground down to nothing.
We decided to negate the top-loading washer for a front-load, as the salesman, who used to work for Maytag, stated even he wouldn't buy today's new washer.
Sorry for the long winded story, but there is a point here: today's goddamn business model is shortening the life of a product, intentionally, so the revenue stream never ends.
This has nothing to do with DRM. It has everything to do with greed.
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Two things Netflix did to change the world when it comes to watching a TV show:
-It removed 22 minutes of ads despite being a paid service. Hulu + and cable television can't even come close to doing the same thing.
-It put the power of viewing in my control, allowing me to actually enjoy watching shows again.
Remember NBC's "Thursday Night Must See TV"? Yeah, so do I, and it was HORRIBLE. Unless you had an accompanying guide (most had TV guide), you had absolutely no control what episode aired that evening. Repeat? Pushed back because of a long-running football game?
Then there was the idiocy of the "break", where weeks would go by without any new show, allowing the very few people who didn't own a VCR/DVR to "catch up".
The entire television industry was broken since the 50s. It's thanks to technology it finally fixed itself so a show can be enjoyed, not aired based on when advertisers wanted eyeballs to their products.
There are plenty in this industry who should take notes from Netflix. Right, Hulu?
that people in front of it would naturally be worried they were being spied upon -- even if assured to the contrary -- and would start constraining their speech and behavior.
I just had a great idea! Be back soon. Sending a letter to keyboard makers.
This article assumes the ALPR created this database.
That's false.
LE has had a similar database for decades. ALPRs just make their task easier.
It wouldn't surprise me in the least bit if the databases were merged, which certainly accounts for the high number of stored images.
HBO Go can go to hell.
Penniless, since it won't get my money.
Turkey law makers,
Learn from the game.
Change this idiotic position from "Difficult" to "Peaceful", so mobs aren't formed.
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So is there a link to download this new radio for the trinity???...
does someone can extract it from his phone ?
it would be a charm to get it in ours trinity
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