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science fiction movies of all time. I enjoyed Star Trek III and IV, too, for what they were. I read a bunch of the DC Comics Star Trek stuff at that time, because my brother bought them. And I watched a bit of the Next Generation and then fell off the wagon. Kirk and Spock were my Star Trek, and the Star Trek 2–4 "era" was its peak for me, warts and all, because that's the "era" that really hooked me. And really, for me, it was all about Wrath of Khan.
In addition to playing Mr. Spock, of course, Leonard Nimoy did a lot of other things. He was on Mission: Impossible. He directed a few movies (Three Men and a Baby!). He was a photographer. He was the voice of Civilization IV. But one thing I really loved of his was Standby: Lights, Camera, Action, on Nickelodeon from 1982–1987, which provided a behind the scenes look at movies like Star Trek III, Return of the Jedi, 2010, and more. Nimoy hosted and occasionally interviewed guests like George Lucas. As a budding film nerd in the pre-Internet Dark Ages, behind the scenes specials like Standby: Lights, Camera, Action were hard to come by. I ate that show up.
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MANCHESTER, New Hampshire (Reuters) - With Mitt Romney poised to stride toward the Republican presidential nomination by capturing New Hampshire on Tuesday, all eyes were on whether he could win big enough to convince his party he is the best candidate to defeat Democrat Barack Obama.
Despite rivals' fierce 11th-hour attacks painting him as a heartless corporate raider who enjoys cutting jobs, the former governor of neighboring Massachusetts carried a sizeable poll lead into primary day.
Rivals Ron Paul, who appeals to New Hampshire's libertarian strain, and more moderate Jon Huntsman were in a battle for runner-up in the small New England state known for bucking expectations.
A millionaire former businessman who says his private sector experience will help galvanize America's economy, Romney's bigger challenge might be at the next primary in South Carolina, where conservatives are traditionally strong.
Romney would be the first Republican who is not an incumbent president to win the first two early voting states, after his slim eight-vote victory over former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum a week ago in the Iowa caucuses
But Romney has failed to excite the Republican base and was looking to go beyond the lukewarm endorsement of voters like Dave Searles, 56, a Windham software developer. He said he cast his ballot for Romney mainly because he was most likely to beat Obama.
"He wouldn't have been my first choice, but sometimes you have to make sacrifices," he said.
Santorum, a socially conservative former senator, has trailed in New Hampshire polls despite coming in just behind Romney in Iowa. Newt Gingrich, a former speaker of the House of Representatives, is also well behind.
Romney visited a polling station in Manchester and said he hoped the state would make a "big statement" for his candidacy. "You see great enthusiasm," he said.
A resounding win in New Hampshire would provide momentum going into South Carolina on January 21 and Florida on January 31. Romney leads in polls of both states and victories there would all but sew up his nomination to face Obama as he seeks re-election on November 6.
A Reuters/Ipsos poll on Tuesday showed Romney was way ahead of rival Republicans nationally, with 30 percent support. He still trailed Obama by five points in the White House race.
It was unclear how much damage had been done by attacks from opponents who accused Romney of being a job killer in the 1990s when he worked for Bain Capital, a firm that bought companies and restructured them.
Romney dug himself into trouble on Monday when he said: "I like being able to fire people who provide services to me," in discussing the need for greater competition between health insurance companies.
In a sharp departure for a party known as friendly to business, Republicans seeking to slow Romney seized on the comment to bash his business practices at Bain.
Gingrich, brooding over negative attacks from Romney and his backers that knocked him out of the front-runner position, has launched the toughest assault.
"Mitt Romney was not a capitalist during his reign at Bain. He was a predatory corporate raider," "When Mitt Romney Came to Town," a 27-minute video produced by a pro-Gingrich group, said.
The attacks prompted some conservatives to cry foul. The National Review magazine posted an editorial on Tuesday calling it "foolish and destructive" to attack Romney for his investment successes.
The onslaught took on new life during debates on Saturday and Sunday, too late to have much influence on the New Hampshire vote. And Romney retains a strong core of support in the small state of 1.3 million where he owns a summer home.
"I saw him work as a businessman. He sees what needs to be done and gets it done," said nurse Dennis Hamson, 58, as he voted in Londonderry, a southern New Hampshire town where many residents work in Massachusetts.
Results should start flowing in shortly after New Hampshire voting stations close at 7 p.m. EST (midnight GMT). About 250,000 people are expected to vote in the Republican primary while 75,000 are likely to vote to endorse Obama's re-election.
With some Republicans worried that Romney is too moderate on fiscal issues or topics like abortion and gay marriage, Romney had struggled to win more than about 25 percent support in national surveys on the nomination race.
Romney's rivals were mostly waging a fierce battle to win undecided voters to capture second place in New Hampshire. Santorum, who nearly won Iowa by appealing to social conservatives, has not seen that message resonate in New Hampshire.
Luke Breen, 52, a financial analyst, voted for Huntsman in Londonderry. He said he would not support a candidate who seemed intolerant. "He seemed to be more worldly," he said. "I know gay people and everyone has to have gay rights under our constitution."
Santorum and Texas Governor Rick Perry, along with Gingrich, are looking ahead to South Carolina on January 21, hoping to slow the man they call a "Massachusetts moderate" in the more conservative state.
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Gingrich backers have launched $3.4 million worth of ads in South Carolina.
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This wax has a very nice golden, slightly orange, color. The consistency is really stable and can be easily molded into a dab. It isn't too dry and it isn't too "wet". I'd rate the looks 9/10.
The smell on this Chemdawg wax wasn't as loud as I was expecting, but it did have a nice chem smell. There was also a dank sour muskiness. The smell isn't the best smell on a wax that I've had, but it definitely has a unique funk to it. I'd rate the smell 8.5/10.
This Chemdawg wax has a very sweet taste at first, but then you get the Sour Chem taste a few seconds after you exhale. The taste kind of reminds me of some other Chemdawgs I've had but slightly sweeter. I'd rate the taste 9/10.
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Keeping a chainsaw sharp is typically not a top priority when it comes to tool maintenance since most of us only use our chainsaw on the rare occasion that we need to trim large branches or clear fallen debris.
But for safety sake, keeping a chain sharpened is important, not to mention how much the performance is increased with a sharp chain.
The PowerSharp looks to be a great solution. It's easy to use and only takes a couple minutes to sharpen your chain before getting back to work.
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1. You've got to buy the kit and install the bar and chain on your chainsaw. They come in 14″, 16″, and 18″ lengths and will fit most major manufacturers. The reason you need to use their bar is that the sharpening attachment requires a notch to fit into the bar which holds it in place as the saw sharpens.
2. Attach the sharpening unit to the bar.
3. Close the unit around the end and make sure its completely shut.
4. Start the chainsaw and engage the blade then press the PowerSharp attachment against a hard surface which will engage the stone sharpener inside against the chain.
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Please share the drawer hardware you used if you built your cabinets yourself. I'm looking for something high quality but less than $40/pair of glides. Full extension and soft close would be nice.
I've searched the forums and seen the IKEA hardware recommended, but it seems you have to buy their metal drawer as well. I'm sure we would prefer to build the drawer. The boy would like to get into carpentry professionally so wants the kitchen for his portfolio.
Ikea use Blum. If you want full extension and soft close, you want Blum. We all love Blum. I don't know what they cost, since I had mine made and they were included. You might want to try some of the wholesalers. If you have a whole kitchen order (i.e., big enough to be worth their while) they'll often sell to an individual with a credit card. You just have to pay any applicable sales/use tax yourself.
It also wouldn't hurt the boy to apply for a tax permit if you have sales tax. He'll need it when he turns pro anyway. That makes it easier to get supplies for wholesale prices, as well as making it easier to submit the tax.
When people complain about their hardware, it isn't Blum. :)
Ours are Knape & Vogt. We have the full-extension without soft-close, but DH is starting cabinets for his parents' home and he'll be using the soft-close ones I'm linking, although he's buying them from a local builders supply for a lower price. We've always used KV hardware for our cabinets and are very happy with the quality and performance.
Here is a link that might be useful: Knape & Vogt MuV soft close drawer glides
I have some Blum hardware that has failed, but it's not drawer slides. My Blum slides are so far OK.
Blum Tandem that can be used with wooden drawers are around $25- $30 a pair when you get all the clips, bits ect...
A more value priced full extension slide is Hettich's Quadro. Those are nice and go for around $20 a pair and they have been around a long time.
Grass makes some quality gear too, but I'd shy away since they are still trying to absorb their recent purchase of Mepla and I think they have too many offerings with no real reason to pick one of them over Blum or Hettich.
Now, these are an advantage if you are making frameless cabs, if not the KV selection is better for framed cabs.
Thanks for your advice everyone. We are doing frameless cabinets.
Plllog, thanks for pointing out the tax issue. I've worked in accounting so should be able to do the tax permit myself. Heck, I could incorporate him/us if I wanted :) I am considering Blum but want to know the other options. I certainly do see it mentioned a lot here.
Rhome, thanks, I was hoping you would chime in with what you'd used. I will see if we have a builder's supply around. The ones you linked do seem to be for frameless OR framed cabs.
Antss, you seem to know a lot about this, thanks for commenting :). I was not able find Blum for that price. The Quadros look really nice though.


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|Whole chicken breasts
|1 1⁄2 Pound, skinned, boned, and halved lengthwise (2 Medium Pieces)
|Part skim mozzarella cheese
|1 Ounce (1 Slice)
|Thinly sliced fully cooked ham
|2 Ounce
|1 Small, seeded and chopped
|Fine dry bread crumbs
|3 Tablespoon
|Grated parmesan cheese
|1 Tablespoon
|Snipped parsley
|1 Tablespoon
|Parsley flakes
|1 Teaspoon
|Dried oregano
|1⁄2 Teaspoon, crushed
|Garlic powder
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Skim milk
|1 Tablespoon
Rinse chicken; pat dry. Place each half between two pieces of clear plastic wrap. Working from the center to the edges, pound lightly with the flat side of a meat mallet till 1/4 inch thick. Remove wrap.
Cut cheese into 4 pieces. Place one-fourth of the ham and one piece of the cheese on each chicken piece. Top each with one-fourth of the tomato. Roll up jelly-roll style, tucking in sides to seal well. Secure with wooden toothpicks.
In a pie plate or on a sheet of waxed paper combine bread crumbs, Parmesan cheese, parsley, oregano, garlic powder, and pepper. Mix together.
Brush chicken rolls with milk. Then roll in crumb mixture to coat well. Place in a 10x6x2-inch baking dish. Bake, uncovered, in a 350° oven about 25 minutes or till chicken is tender and no longer pink.


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I developed the mentality of a fatty somewheres around first grade. My mother had struggled with weight during her childhood, and she sure was a competitive and jealous critter, so I think she sort of encouraged horrid eating habits. She wouldn't have been able to tolerate a pretty, well adjusted daughter, so I modified myself accordingly. A mother's love is like crack to a six year old girl, and I was no exception. But unlike crack, Mom's love couldn't keep my weight down. It sent me across the alley and over to zaftig town.
In spite of the fact that I was an exceptionally gifted child, I was either heavily criticized or just plain ignored. I packed on pounds here and there to act as a buffer that would shield me from the harsh judgments my wee little universe presented. I became awkward, very chubby, and reluctant to join the real world.
Nobody bothered teaching me how to be a young woman, so by the time I hit junior high I loathed being female. My mom was such a self-centered-muffin-brain that she didn't even bother mentioning the simplest things- like when it was an opportune time to start wearing bras. I remember how ridiculously inept I felt when my best friend pulled me aside and told me that it was in my best interest to start investing in some bras. It's time to reign those suckers in, girl! My clothing issues didn't stop there. Without any guidance as to how to dress my curves appropriately, I was a hot mess. I dressed in baggy men's pants, sweaters, and button down shirts throughout most of my junior high and highschool career. I had plenty of friends, both male and female, but my weight had blossomed up to around two hundred pounds by the time I reached senior year.
After highschool I decided it was time to embrace the fact that I had been born a woman. I never went on a diet, but I started doing an old school workout of Jane Fonda's a few times a week. It was on VHS. My mother had bought it in the early eighties. In it Jane Fonda wears this purple striped leotard, and everybody working out is all geeked, and there is loud cheesy music playing, and they all seem so damn HAPPY. Ah, I will always reserve a special corner of my heart for dear old Jane. Her perkiness was just the thing to get my fat ass moving. I dropped over forty pounds, and was happier than I ever had been in my whole life.
Getting rid of my old wardrobe was thrilling. I spent entire paychecks at fashion bug, and managed to overhaul my entire image like a pro. It was like being on one of those makeover shows, only somehow I trusted my instincts and had done everything by myself.
I stayed in shape and at the same weight for about four years, but unfortunately I didn't deal with a lot of the emotions behind my compulsive eating and tendencies to binge. I retained a lot of my "fat girl" thinking habits even when I was at my healthiest. When I hit some difficult years I gained back fifty pounds of old pain. Emotions came up that I wanted to flee from, so I fattened myself up like a prize winning heifer at the state fair. In a way this has been a blessing in disguise because it is giving me an opportunity to resolve these issues as an adult. When I was a girl about to turn 18 I didn't know myself very well, and I sure as hell didn't have an accurate vision of how my parents had affected my development. I just snapped out of my trance one morning and thought that I might like to try appreciating my body and my feminine side. I glossed over and tried to forget about my rocky childhood, because I wanted to live a little. I wanted a break and a healthy introduction to life.
Well, now I've decided that it is time to deal with the unpleasantries I swept under the rug. I'm kicking up the dust, enjoying the small things, and trying to lose some weight in the process. I'd like to lose 50-70 pounds, and I decided to join this site in case I need extra support.
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In an attempt to reduce their customers' waste, Starbucks is introducing a reusable plastic cup for frequent customers. At $1 a pop, the logo-emblazoned plastic cups are shaped like their traditional paper cups, and fit regular plastic lids. The staff will even rinse out the cups with boiling water each time you bring it back, in case your office doesn't have a kitchen sink.
Starbucks already rewards their customers for bringing in their own reusable cups by taking 10 cents off their bill each time they bring their own beverage container. But since many still do not bring in their own, the coffee retailer decided to offer another solution, with inexpensive reusable cups. The plastic cups come in their "Venti" size, and have lines marking a grande and tall (that's large, medium and small in layman's terms). The reusable cups have been tested in over 600 stores in Starbuck's native Pacific Northwest, and have been met with praise.
The introduction of these reusable cups is partially in response to mass criticism against the company for their use of disposable cups. Petitions by Change.org and other environmental organizations have spurred companies like Starbucks to invoke changes and make plans to become more eco-friendly.
Starbuck's regular cups may be paper, but their interior wax coating make them difficult to recycle. The new plastic reusable cups are a way to keep cups out of the landfill, while still having the design of a paper cup.
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Jeff Yablon January 6, 2013 at 11:42 am
Much as I want to like this idea, I think it's kinda stupid.I pay them a dollar, and then I get the honor of carrying around a cup so that I can still pay full price (ok, ten cent discount . . . woo hoo ! . . . ) to fill it? I understand the environmental win, but honestly, how about if Starbucks invents a fully biodegraable disposable cup instead?
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Why produce billions(?) of plastic cups while there are already many reuseable liquid holding containers in existance already? Please don't add to the "Floating island" of waste or anywhere else in our planet…
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-- AKC's 125th Anniversary Filled with Celebrations --
Our anniversary year has been filled with celebration, the marking of milestones, and new opportunities.
In 1884, the AKC began its all-breed purebred dog registry with just 9 breeds. As of December 30, we will recognize 164 breeds with the addition of the Bluetick Coonhound, Boykin Spaniel and Redbone Coonhound.
In addition to AKC holding several press conferences tied to our anniversary, the AKC Publications department dedicated the entire September issue of the AKC Gazette, which has been the 'Official Journal for the Sport of Purebred Dogs' since 1889, to the anniversary. We have also chronicled our accomplishments inDogs: The First 125 Years of the American Kennel Club, an update to the well-known AKC Sourcebook last printed in 1984.
One of our most exciting events and another wonderful way to commemorate our 125th year was the first stand-alone Meet the Breeds event organized by the AKC and Cat Fanciers' Association, and presented by Pet Partners, Inc.
We've celebrated our companion and performance events, hosting the National Retriever Championships just a few weeks ago, the biannual National Tracking Invitational at a brand-new location, and the ever-popular National Agility Championships. And not to forget that the team we sent to the World Agility Championships in Austria this September returned home with two silver medals!
Also in 2009, the Obama family finally got their dog – a Portuguese Water Dog named "Bo." The Portuguese Water Dog Club of America and the AKC PR department worked closely to make this an opportunity to educate the public about the breed, purebred dogs, and responsible breeders.
The AKC started the public conversation and followed the "Obama Dog" campaign from President Obama's first mention of a possible dog all the way through to Bo's arrival.
Their work on this campaign helped them win many local and national PR awards and keep the AKC and purebred dogs front-and-center with pet owners.
Finally, we began looking to the AKC's next 125 years with the creation of several new programs. We launched our S.T.A.R puppy program, a precursor to our popular AKC Canine Good Citizen test, which will get puppies and their new owners off to a good start.
The Canine Health & Welfare Advisory Panel was created and has met several times to review public perceptions on this topic and to ensure that AKC has access to the insight and information that will allow us to continue leading the dialogue when it comes to enhancing and protecting canine health and welfare.
The AKC Canine Partners program also launched this year and has already listed more than 1,300 dogs. Beginning in April 2010, more than 300 AKC clubs will be hosting stand-alone obedience, agility or rally events open to mixed breeds.
Beyond the competitions, millions of additional dog owners we may never have reached will be able to access a myriad of AKC resources and services bringing together like-minded people who share our passion for dogs and our commitment to responsible dog ownership.
This has been an historic year of great achievement and progress for the American Kennel Club. In addition, I'm happy to report that despite the current economic climate, our preliminary numbers show that we will have a reasonable operating profit for the year, in addition to record-breaking investment results.
Once again, I want to thank all of you for your support as we look forward to another 125 years of history as "the dog's champion."
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BALTIMORE -- It is difficult to offer proper context for how bad the Red Sox offense has been. General manager Ben Cherington suggested on Tuesday that the Sox "just haven't clicked offensively," but that hardly does justice to the depths of the team's struggles.
On the heels of a 6-0 loss to the Orioles, which concluded a three-game series in which the Sox managed just ONE TOTAL RUN, only decades could offer a full appreciation for the scope of their offensive futility.
Toward that end:
-- The three games in Baltimore marked the first time since April 1993 that the Sox scored a total of one run over a three-game stretch.
-- It was the first time since April 1981 that the Sox scored one run or less in three consecutive games against one team. (The Sox were shut out in three straight games by the Rangers from April 27-29, 1981.)
-- It was the first time since Sept. 2-4, 1974, that the Orioles held the Red Sox to one run or less over a three-game series.
-- The Red Sox did not have an extra-base hit in either of the last two games of the series, the first time since September 2012 that they had two straight games of nothing but singles, and the first time since August 2009 that they had nothing but singles in two straight games of a series against one team.
Put simply, it was a horrendous offensive showing from which the team could not hide.
"We're always trying to get something going," said Dustin Pedroia. "We just didn't."
Said manager John Farrell: "One run in 27 innings is extremely difficult. You credit their pitching. You credit inning-ending double plays three times tonight. We had big opportunities yesterday that we left a number of men on base, particularly in the early innings. We've got to do a better job offensively all the way around. One run in 27 innings speaks to some quality pitching thrown at us, but we feel like we're capable of more."
With their poor showing in Baltimore, the Sox now are averaging 3.91 runs per game this year, a mark that ranks 13th in the American League, ahead of only the Astros and Rays.
Of course, the Astros and Rays have struggled for offense in the relatively recent past. For the Red Sox, the fact that they are one of the worst offenses in the American League comes as something of a shock.
Just last year, after all, Boston led the majors -- by a considerable margin -- by scoring 5.27 runs per game. And the Red Sox have ranked in the top five in the American League in runs scored in each of the last seven years, along with 11 of the last 12 dating to 2002.
How long has it been since the Sox found themselves amidst such a desperate struggle for runs? The last time the Sox finished in the bottom three in the AL in runs scored was 2000, when their 4.89 runs per game ranked 12th in the then-14-team American League.
How about the last time the Red Sox couldn't average a meager four runs a game? In the past 25 years, it's happened just once, when they plated 3.70 runs per game in 1992.
All of that raises the question: Is there hope of a turnaround? Can a team that engages in a desperate quest for offense at the start of a season find it over the last (roughly) 100 games?
The answer is a qualified yes. Since 2000, there have been four teams that have gone from the American League's bottom three in runs per game through June 11 to the top four from that point forward. Drumroll:
-- In 2012, the Athletics averaged just 3.46 runs per game through June 11, worst in the American League. From that point forward, they averaged 4.97 runs per game (third in the AL) down the stretch; they reached the postseason with a 94-68 record.
-- In 2006, the Royals went from scoring 3.97 runs per game through June 11 (worst in the AL) to 5.10 (third best) over the final 101 games. They finished 62-100.
-- In 2005, the Indians went from 4.12 runs per game through June 11 (worst in the AL) to 5.32 runs per game over their final 102 contests (third-best in the AL); Cleveland was in contention until being eliminated by the Red Sox on the final day of the season, ending the year with a 93-69 record.
-- In 2003, the White Sox went from scoring 3.98 runs per game through June 11 (second worst in the AL) to 5.47 runs per game (second in the AL) over their last 98 games, wrapping up the year with an 86-76 record.
-- In 2000, the Yankees averaged 5.04 runs per game through June 11 (second worst in the AL -- obviously, in a different time and era) before averaging 5.62 runs per game over the subsequent 104 games, fourth most in the AL; they went on to win their third straight World Series.
So, it can happen. It just doesn't happen very often, with a bottom-three offense (through June 11) vaulting near the top of the league just under 10 percent of the time since 2000.
But the trick, of course, is how to get there. The series in Baltimore offered few glimpses as to how the Red Sox might accomplish that.
"We've tried a number of different things, from five or six different leadoff guys to trying to get some continuity through the middle of the order, which we've been able to do that now that Mike [Napoli] is back," said Farrell. "There's been games on this road trip when we've put together an offensive approach that's consistent with what this team's been known for, and yet those opportunities aren't always cashed in. I'm not at the point of pulling something out of a hat for a lineup, I can tell you that, but we've got to trust in the players that we have and continue to work through this."
Until that happens, the Red Sox will have to fight the sense of futility that confronted them as they left Baltimore following an offensive outage for the ages.
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We stayed one night at the Best Western Plus Encina Lodge & Suites. We had a voucher for a free night at any Best Western and choose Santa Barbara since we had been wanting to visit again. We decided to stay at the Encina Lodge & suites based on other reviews.
The motel was nice. We did not use the pool or spa, but they looked nice. Our room was on the 2nd floor, above the restaurant, and there were only tiled stairs to get to our floor. This was a bit of an issue for us as it was raining and our daughter has some mobility issues. If I had known about the stairs, I would have requested a first floor room.
Our room was dated, but clean. The beds were comfortable. I know that others think that they are rock hard, but ours were not. I guess we lucked out and got good beds in our room. The bathroom was older tile, but it was in great shape. There was a recliner in our room, which was a first for us at an hotel. One of the walls were covered in mirrors (???) and the rest of the walls were wallpapered. Everything was in good working order.
The staff were very friendly. My daughter loved the gift shop and purchased a few small items. They had coffee hot and ready when we arrived in the lobby. The bath products were Crabtree & Evelyn. Nice.
Now onto the restaurant. It was horrible. We waited over 45 minutes after ordering our food for it's arrival. It was pathetic. The servers were never in the dining room, but with only 2 tables being used, I guess that they felt that they could all stand around the bar and talk. As we only ordered breakfast- eggs, pancakes, bacon and fruit- we expected it to come out in a timely manor. It did not! And, it was not good when it did come out! The fruit was moldy. The pancakes were tiny and not very good. The eggs were pitifully small (it said eggs, but seemed to be part of an egg on each of our plates). The bacon was good. Our bill, with no drinks, was $50. I am certain that our meals cost the restaurant no more than $3. I think that they had more cost in their linens than our food.
Next time that we visit Santa Barbara, we are most likely going to stay at another hotel, based largely on the restaurant. It is sad, since we were told when we arrived that the restaurant was not owned by the hotel, but when that is your only on site breakfast option, we will pick elsewhere.
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Handbook of Pediatric HIV Careby Steven L Zeichner
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This practical handbook provides a concise guide to the essentials of pediatric HIV care in a form suitable for doctors in the busy hospital setting. During the past few years, many agents for the treatment and prophylaxis of HIV infection and the opportunistic infections that accompany HIV infection have been developed, and many new ways of monitoring HIV infection in children have been produced. These new therapies are complicated and their correct application is paramount. This handbook presents the core information and guidelines necessary for effective management of infected children.
This practical handbook provides a concise guide to the essentials of pediatric HIV care in a form suitable for doctors in the busy hospital setting. This handbook presents the core information and guidelines necessary for effective management of infected children, using the latest therapeutic advances.
A practical handbook on the essentials of pediatric HIV care in a form suitable for doctors and other health-carers.
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Foreword; Preface; Introduction; Part I. Scientific Basis of Pediatric HIV Care: 1. The scientific basis of pediatric HIV care Sherilyn Smith, Ann Melvin, Steven L. Zeichner, Elizabeth McFarland, Paul Palumbo and Grace Aldrovandi; 2. The epidemiology of pediatric HIV disease/infection Mary Lou Lindegren; Part II. General Issues in the Care of Pediatric HIV Patients: 3. Diagnosis of HIV infection in children Paul Krogstad; 4. Prevention of mother-to-child/vertical transmission of HIV Jennifer S. Read; 5. Routine pediatric care Elaine Abrams, Rachel Y. Moon, Lisa-Gaye Robinson and Russell B. Van Dyke; 6. Emergency evaluation and care James M. Callahan; 7. Adherence to therapy in pediatric HIV disease or adherence to antiretroviral therapy in children and youth John Farley; 8. Adolescents and HIV Sandra Cely, Ligia Peralta, Bret R. Rudy and Sandra Cely; 9. Growth, nutrition and metabolism Caroline J. Chantry and Jack Moye Jr; 10. Neurodevelopmental/neurobehavioral function and assessment of children and adolescents with HIV-1 infection Pamela L. Wolters; Part III. Antiretroviral Therapy: 11. Antiretroviral therapy Ross McKinney Jr; 12. Antiretroviral drug interactions Thomas N. Kakuda, Courtney V. Fletcher; 13. Metabolic complications of antiretroviral therapy in children Carol J. Worrell; 14. Assessment and management of resistance to antiretroviral or HIV drug resistance Frank Maldarelli; 15. Initiating and changing antiviral therapy Lynne M. Mofenson and Leslie K. Serchuck; 16. Therapeutic drug monitoring in pediatric HIV infection Stephen C. Piscitelli; 17. HIV post-exposure prophylaxis for pediatric patients Peter L. Havens and Kenneth L. Dominguez; Part IV. Clinical Manifestations of HIV Infection in Children; 18. Dermatological problems in HIV-infected children or cutaneous diseases Andrew Blauvelt; 19. Neurologic problems Lucy Civitello; 20. Ophthalmologic (Ophthalmic) problems in the HIV-infected child Howard F. Fine, Susan S. Lee and Michael R. Robinson; 21. Oral health and dental problems in the HIV-infected child Jane C. Atkinson; 22. Otitis media and sinusitis in patients with HIV infection Ellen R. Wald and Barry Dashefsky; 23. Cardiac problems Gul H. Dadlani and Steven E. Lipshultz; 24. Pulmonary problems Lauren V. Wood; 25. Hematologic problems: diagnosis and management William C. Owen and Eric J. Werner; 26. Gastrointestinal disorders of HIV disease Harland S. Winter and Jack Moye; 27. Renal disease in or associated with pediatric HIV (or HIV-1) infection Somsak Tanawattanacharoen and Jeffrey B. Kopp; 28. Endocrinologic problems or endocrine disorders Diana Dreimane and Mitchell E. Geffner; 29. HIV-associated malignancies in children or neoplastic disease in pediatric HIV infection Richard F. Little; Part V. Infectious Problems in Pediatric HIV Disease: 30. Typical bacterial infections or serious infections caused by typical bacteria Shirley Jankelevich; 31. Mycobacterium tuberculosis or tuberculosis Rohan Hazra; 32. Atypical mycobacteria or disseminated mycobacterium avium complex infection Robert N. Husson; 33. Fungal infections in HIV-infected children Corina E. Gonzalez; 34. Herpesvirus infections Richard M. Rutstein and Stuart E. Starr; 35. Pneumocystis carinii (PCP) Leslie K. Serchuck; Part VI. Medical Social and Legal Issues: 36. Medical issues related to the care for HIV-infected children in the home, day care, school and community Stephen J. Chanock; 37. Contact with social service agencies in pediatric HIV care delivery Sandra Y. Lewis and Heidi J. Haiken; 38. Psychosocial factors associated with childhood bereavement and grief Lori S. Wiener; 39. Legal issues for HIV-infected children Carolyn McAllaster; Appendices: Formulary/drug ready reference Paul Jarosinki; NIH-sponsored clinical trials for pediatric HIV disease James McNamara; Online resources Leslie K. Serchuck; Legal appendix Carolyn McAllaster; Index.
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I will be in Denver from the 18th - 22nd of the month. During that time, the Rockies are at home, and my cousin posed the idea of attending a Rockies' game during my stay. It's quite ironic that the Cubs are the team in town during that weekend! We'd probably want to go to the game on the Saturday.
If any of you have been to Coors Field, let me know what you think of the place, as well as any comments about things within the ballpark. Feel free to also post stuff about Denver in general. While I've been to Denver, it was for a short 36 hours, as it was only for a wedding!
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Blue Hill Meadow Sage
Salvia x sylvestris 'Blue Hill'Item #1176 USDA Hardiness Zone: 4 - 9
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Spectacular perennial with spikes of true blue flowers. Ideal for rock gardens, containers and naturalized areas. Vibrant blue flowers are excellent in combination with golden flowered annuals and perennials in the mixed border. Herbaceous perennial.
Light Needs:
Full sun
Watering Needs:
Once established, needs only occasional watering.
Average Landscape Size:
Moderate growth to 18 inches tall and as wide.
Key Feature:
Summer Flowering
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Plant type:Perennial
Sunset climate zones:2 - 10, 14 - 24
Growth rate:Moderate
Average landscape size:Moderate growth to 18 inches tall and as wide.
Special features:Waterwise
Foliage color:Gray-green
Flower color:Blue
Flower attributesFragrant
Garden styleCottage, Mediterranean
Design IdeasAn intense blue for beds and borders. Add to rock gardens and integrate into native plant compositions. Belongs in the herb and crafter's garden too with its aromatic foliage.
Companion PlantsCombine with other aromatics such as Bush Mallow, (Lavatera maritima) or hot colored Sherwood Cheer Daylily, (Hemerocallis x 'Sherwood Cheer'). Delightful with small Samobor Cranesbill, (Geranium phaeum 'Samobor') and Chocolate Cosmos, (Cosmos atrosanguineus).
Care InformationFollow a regular watering schedule during the first growing season to establish a deep extensive root system. Cut back hard and feed with a general purpose fertilizer before new growth begins in spring. Trim off dead flowers to encourage reblooming.
Light Needs:
Full sun
Watering Needs:
Once established, needs only occasional watering.
History:This is among the parent species of many of the best salvias for bedding. Salvia is classified in the mind family including over 750 species of herbs and subshrubs from quasi-arid climates around the world. This species is known as Balkan sage or woodland sage due to its preponderance in eastern Europe and presence in woodland plant communities.
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I applied online. The process took a day – interviewed at Jani-King in December 2014.Interview Details
In-person interview and 2 phone interviews. The questions were not difficult if you are comfortable interviewing with employers. Be candid and honest. Be yourself and don't be afraid to ask questionsInterview Questions
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- How will you be a good fit? Answer Question
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I applied through a recruiter – interviewed at Jani-King in September 2014.Interview Details
one-to-one interview asking about my skills and experience and giving details about job requirements ...I was background checked and given a callback afterwards and given an offer and when to come in for set training class date.Interview Questions
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- What was my call center experience? 10 years View Answer
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I applied in-person – interviewed at Jani-King.Interview Details
Easy, straight-forward. 2-3 Day interviewing process. They want to know who you are as a person, worker and how your over all attitude would affect your work ethic. Wants you to get to know there company. Has a caring attitude and wants you to really get to know the company while growing with the company; promoting within.Interview Questions
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I applied online. The process took a week – interviewed at Jani-King in June 2014.Interview Details
2 stage interview process: 1st interview was a face-to-face interview with the V.P.; 2nd interview was another face-to-face interview with the Director of Marketing, and also the V.P.. This was type of panel interview.Interview Questions
Negotiation Detailsafter the 2nd interview, an offer was presentedAccepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
- - What skills do you have, that would be beneficial for the position?
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- - What skills do you have, that would be beneficial for the position?
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I applied online. The process took 3 weeks – interviewed at Jani-King in September 2014.Interview Details
The hiring process took a few weeks. I thought the interview was challenging, yet only of a medium difficulty (at most). If you can sell yourself well and identify past successes you have experienced, you should do well. You initially have a phone interview. Then, you interview with the Regional Director. Next, you meet for a follow-up interview with the Regional Director and the VP of Sales (which is the most challenging part of the interview process). If you handle their questions with ease, and sell yourself well...you have a great chance of "closing the sale" on yourself. Once they have you almost on board, you will go out in the field with another sales representative and make cold calls and first meetings with prospects (to see if this is the right fit for you). Then, you have a more casual follow up with Regional Director to discuss the specifics (start date, salary, benefits & etc.)Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsMake sure they are aware of what you expect in a base salary and prove that you are worth far more than that base salary.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
- The hardest question I recall was, "Tell me about a time when you experienced a customer service failure. How did you overcome it?" Answer Question
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 days – interviewed at Jani-King in October 2014.Interview Details
Met at the front of k-mart on a very cold day and it was windy. They also give us no training and told us we will be working on a Saturday on our first week!Interview Questions
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I applied online. The process took 4 days – interviewed at Jani-King in September 2014.Interview Details
Came in after being called for an interview after seeing my resume online.Was asked fill out an application. Waited in a room near by. Be prepared to know the address and phone numbers of all of you past employers. Also they check your credit. Sucks it's an $11 an hour job. Long story short I aced the interview, was offered the job contingent on a back ground check. I do not have a criminal past at all but was told I didn't past the back ground check....weird..anywho moving on.Interview Questions
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I applied online – interviewed at Jani-King in March 2010.Interview Details
2 interviews , 1 group interview and 1 one on one, can you sell ? and can you read , and can you read a map, can you use a computer with office applications, when can you start.Interview Questions
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I walked in, the persons position I was taking was the one that interviewed me. She greeted me at the door. I sat down in her office across the desk and she began to ask me questions that she was reading from off a sheet of paper. I was answering the questions very well. Before I knew it the interview was over and she said she had someone else to interview and then she will give me a call by the next day.Interview Questions
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I applied online. The process took a day – interviewed at Jani-King in October 2012.Interview Details
Following submitting an application online via Indeed.com, I was contacted by the Regional Sale/Operations Director in just over a week. I was asked to have a 1:1 interview in which the position and compensation were explained. Following a discussion of my experience, I additionally met with a Sales Representative and the HR Director to further guage my competency in engaging prospective clients.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsDue to my experience I was able to negotiate a 25% increase above the starting hourly rate.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
- There were no difficult or unexpected questions. Answer Question
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