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Treatment After Exposure to HIV...is still possible for health care workers who take PEP to get HIV infection. Other Exposure In 2005, the Centers for Disease Control reviewed information on PEP. They concluded that it should also be available for use after HIV exposures that are not work-related. People can be exposed to HIV during unsafe sexual activity, when a condom breaks during sex, or if they share needles for injecting drugs. Infants can be exposed if they drink...
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Immediate HIV Exposure Question (LISTERINE, 2010)I was in a gloryhole situation at an adult bookstore. We exchanged unprotected oral, which I understand to be a low statistical risk albeit inadvisable. Before I knew what was going on he had placed his rear end to the hole, and I took a few...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...HIV acute retroviral syndrome (ARS) or HIV disease.My advice:1.Get an HIV test three months or more after your last potential HIV exposure.2.Use a latex condom and water-based lubricant for all penetrative sex.3.Get counseling for your "sex... Read more »
Follow Up: K's 14 week post exposure HIV 1/2 test (ANOTHER FLUFFERNUTTER REGAINS HIS SANITY AND TESTS HIV NEGATIVE, 2010)Hi DR.Bob;Hope you are well. K here with you. Finally got my over 3 months post test results back..NEGATIVE!! for HIV p24 antigen and HIV-1/2 antibody! What a rollercoaster ride. I guess you were right and i was wrong!! I assume the test is...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...could be anyhing. The total activity lasting for no more than 10 minutes. I did not ejaculate nor was there any anal/vaginal or oral penetration. She did "kiss" the tip of the penis over the condom a couple of times and also rubbed her hand over... Read more »
HIV Exposure, Test at 10 weeks and pregnant wifeHi,I'm a bi-sex male and at the beginning of Sep 07 I had protected sex with a professional sex worker (male) in Newark. During the exposure I kissed his penis but have not performed oral on him without protection. I then received anal sex from the...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...else? yes, it's theoretically possible, because HIV-antibody tests performed prior to three months from the date of potential HIV exposure are not considered to be conclusive. As for your wife's negative HIV test despite your having unprotected... Read more »
Repeated Exposure to HIVHi Dr. Frascino. I would like for you to please confirm or disagree with the fact that HIV is usually transmitted through repeated exposure. After a possible exposure from receptive anal sex (the condom broke and I did not know my partner's status)...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationHello,First the facts. The estimated per-act risk for acquisition of HIV from unprotected (or broken condom) receptive anal sex with a partner confirmed to be HIV positive is 50 per 10,000 exposures. Each time someone engages in this activity, the... Read more »
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Truvada Prevents Rectal HIV Infection in Monkeys...compared the intermittent use of Truvada to its daily use. PrEP, or Pre-Exposure Prevention , is using HIV therapy before an HIV exposure in hopes of preventing (but not treating) HIV infection. Intermittent PrEP, or iPrEP, refers to taking... Read more »
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Posted by Katietaylor, 1 Reply...I didnt know really well. One thing led to another and I let him deep kiss me a couple of times and finger me there was no oral or penetrative sex involved. 1.Can HIV be transmitted through hard fingering and deep kissing? 2.I dont know his HIV... Read more »
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I like the traditional elements at Tsinghua University. The Pagodas, the pavilions, the lotus flower pond, bridges and hills were just part of a traditional and beautiful Chinese garden. No wonder the campus was part of the Palace in the past. Visiting Tsinghua University is to visit a Palace without paying any admission fee.
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Nothing special, but interesti g to go there and spend some time just observing th students and professors.
Busy campus environment; pretty much looked like a neighborhood with shops and grocery stores. One of the locations where my wife worked at a post office. Visited a very nice souvenir shop and grocery market that had delicious fresh fruit and food items/snacks we took back to hotel.
I liked the service and the environment / privacy. However Peking duck was not served. There were many other nice dishes
Very good dumplings and ex-pat bar. Fun small campus to look around on way to Summer Palace. Look for the sidestreet eats and bars with better beverage options.
Exhibition full of past historic moments for the university, political influences, printing press, an old library and some featured artists giving everyone a glimpse of streets from all around the world.
My daughter attends as an exchange student and we visited her. Huge university in beautiful setting. There are a few lakes covered with lotus flowers. There is a quad with a large auditorium at the end, and a famous arch under which students pose when they graduate. Great student area in Wudokou. Excellent, cheap restaurants. Felt like I was back...
Beautiful campus with great views and buildings. Also, the cafeteria serves great food.
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The smartphone patent wars have lit up courtrooms around the world. Next up: the smartphone case wars.
The makers of protective cases that shield cell phones from coffee spills and sticky-fingered toddlers are entangled in countless lawsuits seeking to protect their designs.
The fights come as the mobile accessories market has gone upscale with some cases made by luxury designers costing more than the phones they cover.
Some cases are billed as virtually destruction-proof, said to protect precious electronics from crushing blows or cresting waves.
Smartphones themselves are at the heart of a global patent fight, with Apple battling South Korean giant Samsung over the design of the iPhone and iPad.
But now similar fights are escalating over what swaddles the gadgets, as the smartphone case market has become a roughly US$1 billion annual industry, according to NPD Group, a market research firm. More than 100 million Apple and Samsung phones were shipped in the most recent quarter, making for more demand.
The damage claims in the case design fights are tiny compared with the smartphone wars, but the lawsuits could help spur a shakeout in a crowded market.
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Otter Products Inc, the maker of OtterBox cases, has become a frequent visitor to the courthouse.
The Colorado-based company has filed lawsuits in federal court in its home state against LifeProof, also known as Treefrog Developments Inc, and Mophie LLC for alleged patent infringement involving waterproof cases for iPhones, iPods and other devices. Mophie and LifeProof in court papers have denied the allegations.
Otterbox and Mophie did not respond to requests for comment. LifeProof declined to comment on pending litigation. Company spokesman Jonathan Wegner said, however, that LifeProof has programs in place to protect its own intellectual property.
The Ballistic Case, based in Florida, has also been a repeat plaintiff.
The company has sued rivals Cell-Nerds LLC and Boxwave Corp for allegedly copying the look of its rugged Shell Gel series of cases, which feature a dotted back and come in an array of colors.
Designers invest significant resources in case styles and deserve legal protection, said Alan Weisberg, a Ballistic attorney.
The company has sold more than US$12 million worth of Shell Gel cases, according to court documents, and they are available at major retailers. Both Cell-Nerds and Boxwave are smaller enterprises that sell cases online.
The Shell Gel models are priced at about US$35, while similar Cell-Nerds and Boxwave cases go for less than US$10.
Earlier this month, a Miami federal judge allowed Ballistic's case against Cell-Nerds to move forward, while the Boxwave case is in its early stages in the same court.
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I've had a White Labs vile of yeast in my fridge for a couple weeks and today when I went to start my brew, I noticed the yeast was seperated and kind of clumpy. I shook it up a little which helped but it still has a couple clumps in it. I gues they may go away with more agitation but I haven't seen this before and now I'm wondering if it's no good. Am I being too paranoid? Any thoughts?
Its probably fine, but I would still make a starter just because it is liquid yeast.
I was thinking of doing a starter just to make sure. Here's another question. Can I brew up my wort today along with my starter and then add my starter in a couple days when it's ready? Is it ill advised to let the wort sit for a couple days before pitching?
If it happens to be WLP 002 then that yeast is very clumpy. It is good yeast too.
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Get a read out of the ICD and talk to your EP.View Thread
They are specialist is the different meds, how they interact, and there side effects.View Thread
While I am not sure if there are any with AVR, but there are a number with valve replacements due to aortic valve stenous.View Thread
There is a large range of diastolic heart failure. At the minimum there is no symptoms and it only shows on an echo.
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In those you wear a small portable EKG. It is limited in the number of signals that it measure, but it records the rate over time.
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If you can exercise at a 10 METS level that is fairly good.
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And that optimal medical treatment be used. That would typically include a statin and medicine for angina.
However, if the angina was too sever and not control by meds then stents/bypass could be done.
And from my reading EECP is only used when angina can't be helped with meds and can not be done.
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You want to put spent nuclear fuel rods into a burning hot ocean of magma in a spot where enormous upward pressure is being exerted? Realistically, a hole in the earth's crust that reaches the mantle already has a name. It's called a volcano. You wouldn't try to shit in an overflowing toilet, would you?
Though you may have something if you meant that we somehow insert spent fuel into a Subduction Zone [wikipedia.org], where a portion of the crust is sinking into the mantle anyway.
Personally, I'm all for storing the old fuel until technology becomes sufficiently advanced to use it again, there is still a ton of energy present in it. I'd say the best way to be safe from the stuff it is to bleed it dry.
The problem is that this mantle is under intense pressure because it has the weight of the Earth's crust bearing down on it. This pressure doesn't matter too much to us because of the weight of the rock being forced down by gravity is exactly balanced by the reaction force of the mantle pushing back up. Except where you get cracks and weaknesses in the rock - and some mantle seeps through, causing a volcano. This pressure is enough to drive the molten rock all the way to the surface.
Now consider drilling a hole - a hole filled with a tube and presumably some material that is not rock - like air or water (probably water since the distance to the mantle is less from the bottom of the ocean). While water has weight, it doesn't weigh as much as rock - we can prove that because undersea volcanoes exist, too. So basically what you will end up doing is creating your own instant-volcano, the minute you get close enough to the mantle that the remaining rock is weakened, all of that stuff is going to come up - following the path of least resistance.
I am not saying it's the end of the world - it's not. There are other forces at work too, the mantle will cool on its way up and might only reach the surface slowly, if at all. However you must understand that there will be a tremendous amount of upwards pressure in the shaft. It will be absolutely impossible to "drop something" down there. At best what you would get is a deep hole with your radioactive waste, sitting at the bottom of the sea. At worst you would get the mother of all dirty-bombs, driven by a volcano and spreading this waste all over the ocean floor. It was virtually impossible to drop concrete into the Deepwater Horizon shaft. Imagine the pressures of going much much deeper and what's coming out isn't oil but lava.
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Currently in order to complete the daily you have to kill 11 beasts across the world for one bag. Now I agree this bag is the only way to get a panda, but I feel that the quest is way too long for the reward considering I can get a bag from one trainer in roughly the same amount of time it takes to kill one of the beasts. Perhaps make it so that the daily only requires killing 3 beasts at random or something along those sorts. I have all the pandas and I would like to do the daily, but I have found myself killing old trainers instead of doing the legendary daily because the daily takes so long.
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I don't think "overtuned" is the best word choice for what you're getting at. Saying the rewards don't fit the effort might be more accurate. And I would agree with that. I completed the quest once and was excited to gain access to the dailies. When I saw that the daily was to do ALL OF THEM however, I haven't touched a single one.
Mumper said he's aware of people's reaction to having a decent chance to get nothing but greys in that specific bag, and they're working on a hotfix to hopefully make people happy.
I expect them to do a guaranteed stone in each bag or something, just due to the fact an hour for one stone once a day isn't really that OP.
Er, one hour? You can do them all in 30 minutes. A long daily still, but its not an hour.
How?! The travel distance from Gorespine to Nittun already is like 10-15 minutes.
Creative use of hearthstones helps sure, but you can only do that trick twice if you're finishing the entire thing in 30 minutes.
Do them during bg/dungeon/raid ques. I find I have no problems getting them down and they don't feel like wasting my time. Better than sitting in Org waiting for a que to pop.
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30 min daily is fine.
spending 25 min in air, traveling to the corners of pandaria is not
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I just weave each one into my already daily circle for tamers.
I miss having dailys to do..
Well if that's how you count the daily time; then that's cheating.
It's not like sitting in queue magically moves you around the continent faster either (although it lets you use your hearth more often).
Well if that's how you count the daily time; then that's cheating.
I'm always in que for pvp. So dailies are something I do in between battles. It's not cheating, it means I feel like I'm doing something better than dailies all the time.
Technically you're minimizing time waiting in queue not daily time.
Besides if you're advocating that everyone spends *even more* time in WoW just so that the daily 'feel's shorter, then there are a couple of things wrong with that.
I would honestly love if someone could clue me in on a way to cut down on the time it takes this daily, but what you and Chorn offer are actually fallacies that don't even work for everyone...
Technically you're minimizing time waiting in queue not daily time.
I'm not sure of a way to short down the time otherwise. I've tried several different ways of flying around, none seem to work. I was just offering a way to organize time.
You are right, it's not for everyone and I never said it was. Calm down =p
No reason to put down a persons idea when they are just trying to help.
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so far ive gotten 3-4 pandas and if i dont get a panda i always get a stone. either way sell the panda for 5k each easy money every day
so far ive gotten 3-4 pandas and if i dont get a panda i always get a stone. either way sell the panda for 5k each easy money every day
You have gotten lucky, some people have not been so fortunate. That is were a lot of the issues are coming in and have already been commented on by blizz.
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It took me 7 tries to get my 3 other pandas (got the same one twice, but traded for the one I didn't have.)
I didn't get a single stone in the 7 tries. just 3 pandas (good drop rate on pandas)
So, 4 runs with 11g and nothing else to show for my 30-60 mins..... I'd do it daily for a guaranteed stone, though.
Did I mention I haven't touched that daily since getting my last panda? won't do it for the rewards... no exp, not worth the time for a possible stone.
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I have ran them since about three days after the patch came. I have 2 pandas and 2 stones. Like I said people who think these are raining goodies have just been getting lucky, to the point that even blizz said they are looking into it.
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I would recommend doing 'rounds' every day. Doing all the pet trainers, all the fabled pets and all the spirit trainers, going around Pandaria, starting in Jade Forest, ending in Vale.
Or at least that's what I do.
The problem is the drop rate for stones and pandas is 'high', but not 'guaranteed'. Since you only get one chance a day so the problem of low-sample size is very evident and since you dont' get some sort of pet currency you can't eventually buy what you need (like how most of the holiday drops work).
My plan when these came out was to do them over several days each; as I *really* didn't want to make the grand tour every day.
In fact, that's what I do with master tamer dailies. I don't do them all every day anymore; only the tamers that are near places I want to quest (or halfhill farm) in anyways.
The other problem with these is even spreading out when I do them; I still have to go to the far corners of Pandaria exclusively for these pets. It's a good thing I'm trying to finish up my Klaxxi rep or I'd hate Gorespine even more than I already do...
Nittun isn't too bad for Horde; since I can take the portal from Shrine of Two Moons -> Org -> Honeydew Village. I'm not sure if the Alliance one gives as much of a shortcut.
Then the Kun-lai goat is pretty far out of the way too, but lately I've been doing him last; so at least I have the 'almost done' motivation there.
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Located in the Þingvallavatn Lake in the Þingvellir National Park in Iceland, Silfra is a rift that is part of the divergent tectonic boundary between the North American and Eurasian plates.
The formation of Silfra and the Þingvellir valley is a consequence of the tectonic drift of the Eurasian and the North American plates. Every year, the plates drift about 2 cm further apart, which builds up tension between the plates and the earth mass above. This tension is released through a major earthquake approximately every ten years. In these earthquakes, cracks and fissures are formed in Þingvellir.[1] Silfra is one of the largest cracks and started with a deep cave where most of the underwater wells feed it.[2] The site lies at the rim of the Þingvallavatn Lake.[3]
Caves in Silfra were also formed through earthquakes. With each earthquake, boulders and rocks fall into cracks in Silfra, deepening and widening the base of Silfra over time.[4]
About 50 kilometers north of the Þingvallavatn Lake lies Iceland's second largest glacier Lángjökull. In the past, melting ice from the glacier would run through a river directly into the Þingvallavatn Lake. A few thousand years ago, the volcano Skjáldbreiður erupted masses of lava, which blocked the river. Due to this event, right after having melted from the glacier Lángjökull, water trickles underground into porous lava rock. From this point, the water takes 30 to 100 years to travel 50 kilometers to the Þingvallavatn Lake in the Þingvellir National Park. This groundwater is potable.[5][6][7]
Silfra, by virtue of its location in the Þingvallavatn Lake, contains clear, cold water that attracts scuba divers drawn to its high visibility and geological importance; divers are literally swimming between continents. The rift claims a shallow depth nearest to the bank, but deepens and widens further out.[8][9][10]
Scuba diving professionals have divided Silfra into three sections: Silfra hall, Silfra cathedral and Silfra lagoon. At its deepest, Silfra is 63 metres deep but diving this depth is seldom done and only by appropriately qualified advanced divers. In any case the most wondrous sights are in Silfra cathedral which is a 100 meter long fissure where you can see from end to end.[11]
The rift offers amazing visibility and has been placed on the world's top 50 diving destinations by at least one travel site.[12] The visibility reaches 70-80 meters.[citation needed] Diving tour operators however make exaggerated claims of 150 to 300 meters.[13]


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I just wanted to share some equipment annoyances I've gone through on my kegerator setup. Specifically crappy hoses and useless hose clamps.
I have a single regulator and a 3-way manifold on the gas side of my kegerator. This adds up to 8 connections where gas hoses are attached to barbs. I initially set most of the system up with tubing from MoreBeer and standard "worm-gear" hose clamps. It leaked like crazy, and the tubing was ridiculously stiff (which in addition to making it a pain in the ass to move things around, didn't help the seal at the hose barb, either). I incrementally tightened everything up until it was leak-free, but I always had to be careful whenever I moved anything because the hoses were so stiff they'd move on the barbs and start a leak again.
After a couple weeks, I was inspecting things one day when changing a keg, and I noticed two of the hose clamps had snapped! I guess this was due to high tension they were under--temperature cycles were just too much for them. I replaced them, being careful to only tighten the new clamps just tight enough to prevent leaks, but a couple more clamps snapped over the next few days. It didn't seem to be isolated to any one brand of clamp--I had three different brands succumb.
I was already frustrated with the inflexible tubing, and I remembered how the Perlick and Micromatic tubing I used in the past was SO much better, so I decided to toss all the MoreBeer tubing and replace it all. I ordered up like 50' of good tubing (replaced all the gas lines, beer lines, and kept some spares.) I have to say it was worth every penny. The Perlick/Micromatic tubing is easier to work with since it actually stays flexible at fridge temps. It also seals better on the hose barbs--so well that I found the clamps are actually unnecessary. I started to clamp everything down as a matter of course, but I ran out of clamps halfway through. And when I checked for leaks initially and then again over the next few days, I found that the only connections that leaked at all were ones that were clamped! (The clamps distort the tubing because the clamps don't stay perfectly round as you tighten them.)
Now I'm sure Oetiker clamps would work much better than the worm-gear style--in fact I was planning on ordering a big bag of them--but I have to say after assembling and disassembling everything a few times, and moving things around a lot, I have yet to have any issues with leakage or connections coming loose when you accidentally yank on the tubing or anything like that. It's been several months and several kegs since I stopped bothering with clamps, and the only leak I've had was unrelated to the tubing connections (didn't tighten a quick-disconnect enough when I reassembled it, so the gasket was leaking a bit--easy fix).
Anyone else not bothering with clamps? Anyone else get frustrated with the tubing from MoreBeer that turns rock hard in the fridge?
Same problem here. Second C02 tank this month. I initially could not find the leaks with soap and water. Any better suggestions? I will be buying new tubing for both beer and C02, and as memory serves the micromatic worked great for years.
Don't get you clamps from HF or some other cheap supply. If you pay a little more for them than the entire clamp is stainless steel and has the strength to allow hard clamping force. Being a Cat mechanic I get mine from work, the bands are a thicker gauge of SS and don't slip or loosen the way they cheap ones do. As with anything in this world you get what you pay for.
Edit: When I made my keezer all the lines got clamped to the lid so hardness is not an issue. My shanks are 1/4 and the line is 3/16. all though the clamps don't seem necessary I enjoy the piece of mind knowing that it cant blow off and drain my beer into the keezer.
I have run into that too. I just bent the screw end a little more before putting the clamp together.
The Oetiker clamps work great. They're not as easy to get off as the screw clamps, but they hold wonderfully. I've got a 3 tap setup and used Oetiker clamps on everything and I've never had a leak (except for the one time that my roommate put a new keg in and lost the washer for the gas connector to the distributor rail and it leaked out in two days).
Teach me o wise one.
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I use 50lb Tie-Wraps from Digikey. I also use a tie wrap gun to properly tighten them and cut the excess. Working fine, but I've only been set up for a few weeks, but the guys here that work in the lab (Hospital) assured me that at these working pressures, there would not be a problem as long as the Hose I.D. is properly matched to the barb size of the fittings. i.e. 1/4" or 3/16" onto 1/4" fitting = OK, 5/16" ID Hose onto 1/4" Barb Fitting = Not OK


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The bells strung along the door to Lee Hook's jangled merrily as someone entered. Cokey glanced above the aisles and saw a fat man in his late thirties, red-faced and panting, dabbing at the torrent of sweat on his brow with a handkerchief. He looked like he was on the bad side of a stroke and ready to collapse. Lee Hook and Cokey's grandmother just gawped at him with surprise. White people other than Old Clem the hobo tended to avoid Lee Hook's and the entire neighborhood, so to see a big fat man in a sweaty dress shirt come gasping in was quite unusual.
"ATM?!" The man almost pleaded.
Lee Hook just continued to stare, debating to himself whether or not he should call an ambulance. Miss Jayne tilted her glasses on her face to get a better look at the man.
"Well, ain't you the weatherman?" She asked with more than a little self-satisfaction.
"I uh…" The man sagged against a pyramid of Pepsi cases. "Yeah, weatherman…Dale McElroy. Do you have an ATM machine?"
"Fort Wayne Action New Seven!" Laughed Miss Jayne. "How is Chet DeMark? He is quite a handsome man."
"My car ran out of gas and I had to push it here. Do you have an ATM machine I can use?"
"Are you doing a story on the weather? I can tell you what the weather is!"
Oh shit, here it comes, thought Dale.
"It's hot as hell and feels like I'm breathing through a straw. Cain't you do nothing about that?"
Yes, I control the weather, I am Daleus the Roman God of weather.
"I'm just funning you Dale McElroy," Miss Jayne said and patted him on the shoulder. "I know you ain't God, just a weatherman."
"No ATM!" Lee Hook interjected, feeling like he needed to say something. "Buy cold drink or you may die."
It was good advice, but coming from Lee Hook it sounded like a death threat. Dale just shrugged and headed back to the coolers. His day had been so horrible that he didn't even care too much what happened any more. After mocking up a weather map for the evening report Samantha Coolidge had called him "an incompetent fuck" and advised him to "pray that Dell can fix that thing because you're less than worthless".
Less than worthless?! I am the senior weatherman! Fuck her!
Dale opened a cooler and almost smacked it into the face of a tall black girl with shockingly erect nipples. He stared at them for a few seconds through the steamed glass of the cooler door and then muttered an apology. Dale slid a bottle of Coca-Cola out of the cooler rack and turned to walk back to the register. He figured he would spend his last dollar on a cold bottle of Coke and then get killed waiting for the city bus to take him home. The elderly woman from the front of the store was blocking his path.
"I see you met my granddaughter," she said, pointing with a boney finger at the girl. "You got yourself a Coke huh? That's her name too. Coca-Cola. Her mama named her that after her favorite pop. I think it's a damn fool name but she wasn't listening to me."
"Thanks," Dale said, not sure what else to reply with.
"No need to thank me. I tell you Mr. Weatherman, she is a good girl, real bright. She would be good on the news."
"Grandma!" Cokey cried.
"I'm sure she would," said Dale, trying to politely brush past her.
Just as he was about to succeed Miss Jayne grabbed his wrist tightly.
"She'll drive you home so you can get your car all sorted Mr. Weatherman, but you gotta do something for me."
"Uh…," Dale was beginning to get nervous, and he could feel the elderly woman's death grip on his wrist cutting off the flow of blood to his hand.
"Promise me you'll give her a chance. She knows all that weather and computers and the like, she can write real good, but ain't no jobs round here for a girl like that. Give her a chance, see what she can do. We'll take you home safe and sound Mr. Weatherman."
Miss Jayne Washington hadn't told anyone but she knew she was dying the same way a farmer could tell when rain was coming or a dog could sense its owner returning home from work. There was cancer eating her up, and she didn't want her granddaughter living out the rest of her days a crazy old woman in a house with more cats than windows. It was a silly thing to think that assaulting the weatherman would solve this problem, but it was a hope, and there wasn't much of that to go around in Fort Wayne.
She let go of Dale's wrist and he nodded to her, glancing back at Cokey who just looked angry, and then resuming his course to the counter. He paid Lee Hook with his last crumpled dollar bill and then stepped out into the sticky night air. Miss Jayne and her granddaughter were right behind him.
He looked at them and opened the Coke. Miss Jayne just stared back with a faint smile. He held the Coke out to each of them, Miss Jayne declining with a polite "no thank you" and Cokey just shaking her head sullenly. Dale shrugged and upended the bottle into his throat, feeling the cold burn into his teeth and the carbonation searing his parched throat. It was a good pain, that refreshing ice cold pain that only chugging a soda too fast can give you.
Dale finished and took a deep breath, belching silently into his mouth. He did it twice more and tossed the empty bottle into a rusted steel drum serving as a trashcan.
"Alright." Dale announced, consigning himself to whatever horrible fate Miss Jayne had in store for him. "Let's go then."
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Less than 100 days into her tenure as New York City schools chancellor, Carmen Fariña came to Flushing Wednesday night to try to prove that point to parents, teachers and administrators.
Responding to a series of questions at a town hall at PS 154 hosted by District 25's Community Education Council, Fariña emphasized her experience as an educator and as a parent and grandparent of public school students.
She fielded questions on topics ranging from Common Core to arts and music and even school lunches and called for parents and staff to help fight for Mayor de Blasio's universal prekindergarten plan, listing it as her top priority.
Addressing Common Core, Fariña explained that it is "a strategy, not a curriculum," and said she is not opposed to the controversial program.
"I believe in it, but I don't think it's been rolled out well," she said.
Fariña said the roots of Common Core were an effort to make American schoolchildren competitive with other countries that have more intensive educational policies.
"Our children need to compete for jobs with those from other countries and we have to keep an eye on what they're doing," she explained.
She said there would be more workshops in the future to train teachers on Common Core.
In many ways though, the chancellor worked to make clear had the new administration differs from the old one. On co-locations, she said the city Department of Education would only approve those that ir deems would allow all the schools sharing the space to work together.
"Co-locations can work as long as both schools benefit," she said.
As an example, Fariña said she would favor co-locating elementary schools and middle schools in which the middle school would give first priority for admission to the students from the elementary school the shares the space.
Fariña noted that District 25 had always had a focus on art and music and said she was dedicated to bringing back funding for them.
"This district had them because you understood they had value," she said.
The chancellor said she wants to see art and music incorporated into other subjects as well.
On bullying, she emphasized the importance of parents and grandparents to talk to children about their days at schools and offered suggestions on how they could get children to open up, including triggering a conversation on another subject and changing it to school when the child gets comfortable talking.
One of the last questions she fielded was on student lunches, as a parent noted that she's seen students come home hungry despite qualifying for free lunch at school.\
Fariña said there is a stigma on students who get free lunch and they often skip lunch to avoid being made fun of.
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Hello everyone, I have 3 duck eggs in my classroom incubator. I candled them on Friday, 4/25 and they were all moving. They have four days until hatch date. I checked them today 4/27 and two of the eggs had a grayish spot on the outside of the egg that I am pretty sure wasn't there on Friday. I candled them again and I did not see movement, but the air space had gotten larger since Friday. The 3rd egg that does not have a spot still had movement today. Do you think they are ok? My Pre-K kids are so excited


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This film is clearly being better recevied overseas as a full body of work than it is here in the US. Here, Tilda Swinton has gathered some nominations and could be on her way to an Academy Award nod (which in itself will be a miracle), but the film...not so much. The Iron Lady did...Read More »
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Diplomats from more than 180 countries reopened on Friday in Bonn global climate change negotiations for the first time since last year's Copenhagen summit, which was widely perceived as a failure.
Top of the agenda is how countries respond to the Copenhagen accord, the non-legally binding deal that was pushed through by a small group of countries in a bitter atmosphere in the last few hours of the U.N. conference. Some 110 countries have now backed the agreements made in the accord.
These include aiming to hold temperature rises to 2{+0}C, transferring $30bn a year in the short term and $100bn a year by 2020 to developing countries for adaptation to climate change; and reaching new global agreements on forests and technology transfer.
Observers said on Friday morning that they detected a new mood to cooperate in the talks, with developing countries determined to find a way through the suspicion, mistrust and national self-interest which hampered the Copenhagen summit.
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I have stumbled across the warship hobby and I am very interested in getting started. Many of the sites suggest buying a used boat to start with but I am unable to locate any for sale. Can anybody help me get started?
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Hi there welcome to the forum.
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There is Deans marine in the Uk. Home port models in the USA and the scale ship yard. to name just a few.
|Aug 15, 2009, 02:08 PM
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Barna68 welcome to our humble forum where all boating questions are usually answered in a prompt and efficient manner.
In your case I would suggest that you check out the websites for Hobby Lobby,Tower Hobbies and Model Expo to see whats availabe in your scale that is of interest to you. I don't think I would waste any money on a old used boat to start. You'd just be getting somebody elses problems. Buy your own kit and make it yourself. You'll learn more that way and faster too. Blue Jacket has some nice kits and I know there will be others who will come up with some far better ideas for you. Hang in there and you'll see what I mean. Pete
|Aug 15, 2009, 04:29 PM
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WOW! That was quick! Thanks guys, I'm going to go check those sites out. cos19: I am in West Michigan here in the colonies. The closest club I could find is in Ohio, I would love to "Battle" with them but Wolverines and Buckeyes don't mix well. I'll come back and let you know what I find.
|Aug 15, 2009, 04:57 PM
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OK, I think I may have not expressed what I was looking for. This clip from Youtube is what I was looking at.
|Aug 15, 2009, 05:22 PM
Ok I see you want to do combat ship.There have been threads on here about use the search bar and see what you can find. Sorry I dont know much about this area of modelling .
|Aug 15, 2009, 05:36 PM
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Thanks John, Ill keep looking. Say hi to the Queen and enjoy some marmalade for me, it has been a long time since I have been to England. It is a nice place with great people.
|Aug 16, 2009, 05:03 AM
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Glynn Guest did a great many 1:144 warship plans of a stand off scale nature, usually with much simplified construction from easily available materials and intended for beginners. They are currently available on http://www.myhobbystore.com/c/78/Plans---Warship.html but I dont know if they export.
I would go along with Norgale - buying second hand is liable to leave you with somebody else's problems to sort out. If you haven't had a model boat before this can be a real off-put.
|Aug 16, 2009, 07:49 AM
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Barna68 there are several good websites for combat ships but these boats are all built from scratch. You will have to find some plans like mfe02 says and build your own. However when you get to some of their websites (combat ships) there will no doubt be someone who would sell you a boat already made and since that would be a boat made specifically for combat it might be just the thing for you.
I do think you should try building a kit first though. Teaches you how the boats are put together so you can understand what makes them go. Combat boats are fairly expensive because of extra things like waterproof boxes for the electronics and bilge pumps and batteries. These boats are intended to get sunk sooner or later so your gear inside will usually get ruined at one time or another.
I guess it's the competition that drives these guys to do this kind of boat building but I've spent years and years trying to keep my boats ON the water and not UNDER it. Pete
|Aug 16, 2009, 08:37 AM
check out "battlersconnection.com". they sell hulls and fittings along with guns and drive systems. good luck.
|Aug 16, 2009, 11:09 AM
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Awesome guys! I think I'm going to try a Liberty ship first. It will probably turn out to be something that would be best sunk by my second try at ship building. I thank you for your suggestions, keep em' coming I will for sure be back with lots of questions! Really enjoying this site you guys are very helpfull, thanks again.
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- Can you please explain why you interpret it as a personal attack? Let's see if we can clear this up. --ThomasO1989 (talk) 20:10, 27 March 2014 (UTC)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles[edit]
Seriously, you obviously never watched the episode or the note inside the title for "The Manhattan Project" inside the article itself. However I not only watched the episode I have it archived on my DVR and the title onscreen for the original Us airing is not Wormquake but is indeed "The Manhattan Project". You need to cease this immature behavior now. Aragorn8354 (talk) 01:12, 30 May 2014 (UTC)
- Aragorn8354 if you check the user's talk page history, you will find numerous warnings about adding unsourced content, or using inappropriate sources, comment refactoring, the whole shebang. The user has been around long enough to know that Wikipedia is a collaborative project, that their style of editing is often disruptive, and that their unique worldview will not be supported by the community. "Wormquake" *may* have been a working title for the episode once upon a time--who knows, who cares? The "Wormquake" text appears above the video on the Nick website here, but the title card that is displayed on the locked, finished, mixed video is "The Manhattan Project" (see 03:04), and the video that aired on *my* DVR also bears "The Manhattan Project" as a title. The fact that the Nick website or this user hasn't caught up, is irrelevant, as the website has been systematically unreliable and may be run by interns for all we know. We are allowed to use the primary source (the aired episode) for non-controversial information such as the episode title. Should XXX8906 have any problem with that, it will be up to them to establish the contrary fact. Cyphoidbomb (talk) 02:03, 30 May 2014 (UTC)
Notice of Edit warring noticeboard discussion[edit]
Hello. This message is being sent to inform you that there is currently a discussion involving you at Wikipedia:Administrators' noticeboard/Edit warring regarding a possible violation of Wikipedia's policy on edit warring. Thank you. Not sure if you're aware of this, but there is a discussion re edit warring here. You are strongly encouraged to respond. Cyphoidbomb (talk) 04:10, 30 May 2014 (UTC)