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I have it in my office bathroom. Perfect size to fit on the commode.
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I have it in my living room and when you walk past it, it gives off a wonderful scent... not artificial and too strong like reed diffusers. In winter it reminds me of spring, especially when my garden is looking pretty bleak.
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was so excited to get this for my sister, as she adores lilac fragrance. it was very cute, but the fragrance didn't come thru. not sure if you have to use a lot more oil, or if it just didn't work. really great idea, though
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The difusser adds a lovely low key fragrance to any room/space. I like that it's doesn't over power you. Unlike commerical type air fresheners, etc. I used essential oils from a differenct source (not Gardener's).
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Consensus statement: anthrax as a biological weapon: medical and public health management. JAMA. 1999;281.
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Semantics? (Score:5, Funny)by Anonymous Coward on Monday January 07, 2013 @10:32AM (#42504441)
Are we talking about when we first legally obtained a cellphone?
New word of the week: Troll-poll. (Score:1, Funny)by Anonymous Coward on Monday January 07, 2013 @10:44AM (#42504581)
Poll is a troll just to make us feel old. Cell phones weren't for "12-year olds or under" in the 80's, you insensitive clod!
I'm 25.
by Anonymous Coward on Monday January 07, 2013 @11:34AM (#42505199)
How do you get reception in the basement?
Re:I'm old (Score:5, Funny)by bobdehnhardt (18286) on Monday January 07, 2013 @12:24PM (#42505831)
Back in 1992, I had an alphanumeric beeper that could receive 160-character text messages.
160 characters. 1992.
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Re:About 3 years ago (Score:5, Funny)by RatherBeAnonymous (1812866) on Tuesday January 08, 2013 @02:40PM (#42521911)
I wanted to provide my daughter something expensive and vulnerable to bodily fluids for use as a teething toy.
At about 6 months old she got a hold of my ~$600 Nexus One and was sucking/chewing on the bottom end where the USB connector and trackball are. It still works fine, but the trackball has been constantly lit in various colors ever since.
Re:The 1990s (Score:5, Funny)
Hey, Slashdot's been around for a long time. If you see someone with a five digit ID or smaller, you have to figure that that's no spring chicken!
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Cox said on Tuesday she would provide information to the
Cox said she plans to present her proposed budget for 2013-14 to the Alamance-Burlington Board of Education on Monday during a work session. The board-adopted budget will be presented to the
Last year, the school system was asked to develop a fund balance policy. Cox said today's joint meeting will likely set a framework for the parties to work with on the issue. The schools' current unassigned fund balance will be $5.8 million by June 30, while the assigned fund balance will be $5.9 million, said Cox.
Honeycutt said he would present information on the county's revenue projections for the rest of the year. He said the joint meeting would also provide a forum for the two parties to work together on a fund balance agreement for the school system.
School board member Patsy Simpson said she doesn't want a fund balance policy discussion to become a distraction for the two boards and that she hopes the budget process will be smoother than it was last year.
Simpson said the best way to move forward would be for everyone to be open and honest in order to better understand each other's positions. There were a lot of misunderstandings between the two boards during the budget process in 2012-13, Simpson said.
"I hope we prevent what happened last year," Simpson said. "There was a lack of communication."
Commissioner Tim Sutton said he believes the school system needs to develop a fund balance policy and the system shouldn't use local dollars to offset cuts in state and federal spending. Sutton said he also believed ABSS spent its fund balance funds quickly to get its balance lower.
Of the 12 school systems surveyed, ABSS had the highest fund balance at $21 million among the systems on June 30, 2011. The next closest was
Commissioner Tom Manning said he wants to hear from Cox today about what proposed state and federal cuts ABSS could be facing next fiscal year.
"Hopefully, the fund balance issue comes up," Manning said. "We talked with them about the situation over a year ago. I don't know what movement there's been on that."
Commissioner Linda Massey said the school system needs to move forward with developing a fund balance policy and that she also believes that the
'It should only be used for what we say it can be used," Massey said.
School board member Tony Rose said he needs more information from staff on whether a fund balance policy is needed.
"We need to see where we stand with revenues and expenditures," Rose said. "That's the beginning of the conversation."
The school system's fund balance increased to $21 million in 2011 after federal stimulus funds were provided. Rose said the stimulus funding ended last year and that the fund balance has decreased substantially. The school system's fund balance is unlikely to increase again as it did two years ago unless another round of stimulus funding is provided, said Rose.
Rose said he believes the primary function of today's joint meeting should be to provide information on how the 2013-14 fiscal year will likely be for local, state, and federal funding.
School board member Steve Van Pelt said he wanted to see per pupil funding cuts restored and that he understood that these cuts could not be restored in a year. He said the sequester would hurt the school system financially and that uncertainty remained on how much the state would cut in its education funding.
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As the director of leadership and cross-functional programs at the Internal Revenue Service office in Philadelphia, she oversees the IRS' leadership development program — promoting and supporting continuous learning for the agency's advancing leaders.
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"We train our brand new leaders, and we also spend a lot of time working on our succession planning activity, the identification of talent and the development of that talent, so that we can ensure that we have new leaders in the future," Pelberg said. "With everybody retiring, it really is almost at a crisis level, so we want to spend a lot of our time developing our future leaders."
Asked about her own leadership philosophy, Pelberg describes herself as someone who helps others achieve their goals.
"I guess I would be more of a servant leader than a general, if you will," she said. "My job is really to help my employees do the best job that they can and to help my customers. By helping others to do their jobs well, they ultimately do support the organization, which, without sounding too 'Pollyanna-ish,' our job actually does support the taxpayer. Good leadership, good products, actually are developed with the goal of aiding the taxpayer."
In her Top Leader nomination, Dr. Susan Clayton, a human resource specialist with the IRS, called Pelberg a great leader because she created an environment that enables her staff to be successful.
"Not only is she extremely competent, Marcia is a model of collaboration, willingness to experiment and push new ideas, break down silos and integrate diverse areas," Clayton wrote. Marcia demonstrates values-driven leadership, ensuring fairness, equitable treatment and a climate of respect and integrity. She makes a genuine effort to get to know her people and for them to get to know her."
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Pelberg: Being authentic, approachable and honest (even if it means telling folks you cannot tell them something or don't have the answers at this time or giving them less than positive feedback).
Know the individuals on the team so you understand their goals, needs and interests.
- Support your team and create a collaborative environment. Respect others and recognize that everyone brings something to the party.
- Set an example - know the work and be able to explain complex issues so that the team understands what the goal is and how to achieve it. Model the behaviors you want your team to demonstrate.
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Pelberg: My management career began 28 years ago. There were not many female leaders around in my workplace at the time, but I was fortunate to have several mentors and managers who gave me good feedback and tough assignments, like start up projects and reorganizations, that built my leadership competencies and collaboration skills.
Who do you admire as a good leader now? Why?
Pelberg: There are many examples of great leadership in my organization, but what impresses me most are the leaders who not only see the value of identifying talent, but practice what they preach. They seek out emerging leaders and provide developmental opportunities; they make it a point to meet and get to know current and future leaders. These exemplary leaders instruct our courses and visit classrooms to speak and meet our new leaders. They participate in talent boards and ranking and interview panels, and advocate for and protect funding for activities that develop our leaders at every level. And they coach and mentor others; this is critically important these days. They focus on being able to "tell the story." In other words, they use their story telling skills to inspire employees and other leaders, influence others including our stakeholders, and create engagement.
What advice would you give to someone who wants to improve their leadership skills?
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- Individual contributions may have been very important in life before being a leader, but leaders have a different role. Leaders need to change the focus on their successes in completing individual tasks and instead focus on building and working collaboratively, as part of a team (with their own team, with their peers, with their customers). This doesn't mean losing technical expertise — knowledge of the work is still important as a leader. What it means is learning how to leverage the strengths of the team when meeting goals, completing assignments and sharing recognition.
- Secondly, there is a lot of value in feedback. I encourage that individual to get a clear picture of what others may think of him or her and determine how to develop in areas rated lower than expected. Today's 360 instruments and debriefs provide good insights. Also, working with a mentor and/or coach is invaluable to looking at behaviors, competencies and actions from a different perspective. The manager is another source of feedback directly related to the individual's work performance as well as the individual's development goals.
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Tamrac: Tell us about your first experience with photography and when you knew it was something you wanted to do.
Max: I am a fairly new photographer in general, I got my first DSLR back in 2009 and started just taking photos of anything I was doing. I travel a lot so I was very excited to start getting some good documentation of my travels. Music is a huge part of my life so I think once that was blended with photography, I was into it!
Tamrac: How did you get started with concert photography? Did you know the bands or just show up with your camera in hand and start taking awesome photos?
Max: I love and play music and was going to shows all the time and I thought that I would try and sneak my camera in to get some shots of this artist I was seeing at a smaller venue. I separated the camera up between a few of my friends and I got it in. After the show, I posted the photos on the artists facebook page and they loved them. It was really unexpected. I honestly really had no idea what I was doing, but they really liked my photos. That encouraged me to continue.
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Tamrac: You've managed to capture some epic moments in concerts (Mute Math drum jump). Are some of these simply being at the right place at the right time and do you also have an idea of how the show will go so you're able to plan your shoot out?
Max: Thanks :). That Mute Math concert was actually the 4th concert I had taken photos at so I was still getting into the swing of how it all works. I had never seen them before. They were just unreal! Still to this day, they are one of the most amazing bands touring. That night may have had a bit of luck on it. I was also just so into their energy. I think it contributed to how good all of the shots came out. Since then I've been on a few tours with bands where I'm shooting their show every night which allowed me to really learn the pace of their sets. You can be very calculated in that type of situation.
Tamrac: From all of the concert shoots you've been on I'm sure you've seen some pretty crazy stuff. Do you have any funny or crazy stories you can share?
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KERNERSVILLE — Jake DeAngelo of Southern Alamance remained undefeated this season and captured the Most Outstanding Wrestler award during the Class 4-A Midwest Regional wrestling tournament.
DeAngelo went 4-0 during the two-day event, capped by a 4-2 decision against Winston-Salem Parkland's Jeremy Ward in the 132-pound final Saturday.
DeAngelo and teammate Caison Scott, who was the runner-up at 106 pounds, will advance to the state tournament, which begins Thursday at the Greensboro Coliseum.
DeAngelo posted two pins in the regional, flattening Winston-Salem Reynolds' Dejonte Horne in 2:42 in Friday's first round and sticking Southeast Guilford's Pierson Fields in 3:06 of the semifinals. In between, he posted a 15-3 decision against Omar Hernandez of Greensboro Page in the quarterfinals.
DeAngelo (49-0) received a Most Outstanding Wrestler award for the fourth time this season.
Scott dropped an 11-3 decision to Southeast Guilford's Jacob McNeill in the final.
Scott reached the final by winning 17-4 against Winston-Salem Reynolds' Mikah Douglas, 8-7 against Davie County's Luke Billings and 1-0 against West Forsyth's Breonnah Neal.
Scott is 40-9.
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At Eden, team champion Orange produced six individual titlists in the Mideast Regional.
Joe Scott (106 pounds), Collin Smith (126), Jack Twomey-Kozak (138), Anderson Pope (145), David Peters-Logue (160) and Aubrey Browning (182) were champions for Orange, which posted 228½ points.
Runner-up Eden Morehead, the host school and Mid-State 3-A Conference champion, had 158½ points.
Peters-Logue was the Most Outstanding Wrestler of the tournament, pinning Western Alamance's Ross Scott in 4:35 of the final.
Eastern Guilford's Josh Edgerton dropped a 6-2 decision to Fayetteville Byrd's Ceron Francisco in the 285 final.
All wrestlers finishing in the top four advance to the state tournament.
Eastern Alamance's Justin Huntsinger (138) and Dadrian Saunders (220) were both in third place. Huntsinger edged Eden Morehead's Will Dabbs 5-4 in the third-place bout, while Saunders pinned Fayetteville Byrd's Bryon Cousin in 3:47 in his third-place match.
Orange's Jared Flynn (120), Drew Lemaster (170) and Logan Joseph (195) were in third place. Eastern Guilford's Caleb Stanley (145) also placed third, while teammate Willie Bivens was fourth after with a medical default in the consolation final.
Orange's Byron Stephenson was fourth at 285.
Eastern Guilford was fifth in the team standings with 75½ points.
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At Durham, three Graham wrestlers advanced to the state tournament by placing in the Mideast Regional.
Jack Snow (132) finished second, falling 5-2 to Isaac Little of Durham School of the Arts in the final. Terrance Reed (220) lost 12-7 to Randleman's Darren Maracin in the title bout.
In a third-place match, Graham's Elijah Whitsett (182) was pinned by Austin Brogden of South Granville in 3:20.
All three wrestlers are sophomores. While Snow is making his second trip to the state tournament, Reed and Whitsett will go for the first time.
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BEULAVILLE — You could say Carson Williams liked volleyball from the start.
"It's kind of crazy," East Duplin's junior libero said as she thought back to her first foray into the sport. "It was easy to just dive everywhere."
And while nothing in particular prompted her to take up volleyball as a seventh-grader, East Duplin coach Elizabeth Turner is sure glad she did.
To paraphrase Turner, Williams is the total package, on and off the court.
For her play on the court this year, which included helping the Panthers (21-3) advance to the East Regional semifinals in the NCHSAA 2-A playoffs and finish second to Topsail in the East Central Conference, Williams is The Daily News player of the year in a vote of area coaches and the newspaper's sports staff.
"Awesome," Williams said with a broad smile. "It's a huge accomplishment. It's a surprise. I was not expecting this."
Nothing likely surprises Turner about 5-foot-3 Williams, who ranks No. 2 in her class academically along with playing arguably the most important position on the court with reckless abandon and having the team's best vertical jump at 22 inches.
"She's got everything you need," Turner said. "She's got academics. She's an outstanding athlete. She's got all the right tricks. She's got everything going for her. And she loves the game. She has a lot of determination and heart."
Williams, who also plays soccer for the Panthers and was into gymnastics as a youngster, is what Turner called a "year-round" volleyball player. In the high school volleyball off-season, Williams plays for the East Carolina Junior Volleyball Club.
"It's great," Williams said. "Travel volleyball is different from high school volleyball, but either way I'm playing volleyball."
Williams, who hopes to play college volleyball, said she's always loved sports and was always told she was a good athlete, which was one reason she decided as a seventh-grader to try volleyball on for size.
A year later her first love, soccer, became her second. She'd found a new sport to love.
"After eighth grade and once I got to high school, I knew that it was my sport," she said.
But asked why and she replied not with words but a quizzical look as she sat in Turner's office recently.
"It's a hard question," she said, finally with a flash of a smile that rarely seems to leave her. "I love diving. It's competitive. It's a team sport. It's mental. It's different than a lot of other sports, just intense. You have to be watching every second. You're never going to be bored when you're playing volleyball. I like that aspect of it."
While she's played on the East Duplin varsity all three years, she moved around on the court early. As a freshman she played on the back row and came off the bench. As a sophomore, Turner started her off at libero but the Panthers needed some help on the front row hitting. While mindful of her short stature, Turner also knew Williams had hops.
"She can get up there," Turner said, "which is a great thing for her and a bad thing for some of my tall girls. I know last year they were like what in the world are you thinking putting her on the front row. But she was actually one of my better outside hitters last year. Looking at her height, you would never think that. But she was."
Williams liked the move up front — at least initially.
"I always liked passing, diving, digging, all that stuff, but last year we needed an outside hitter. … I thought I would love it to start with. But once I actually started playing I was like, 'Oh, these blocks are bigger than me. Don't know about this hitting thing,'" she said with a laugh. "But it was fun."
It was back to libero this season, a position described variously as a team's defensive specialist, best passer and, according to one definition on the Internet, "usually the smallest on the team but is also the most feistiest."
And she's also the one that wears a different color shirt.
When Williams tells people she plays libero, most generally have no clue what she that means. It sounds like something to do with music, maybe.
"Nobody ever knows what it is," Williams said. "I always say it's the person that loves to pass. Usually, it's your best passer, and then I say they can sub in behind the line any time they want. And they were a different color."
As East Duplin's libero, Williams finished the season with 377 digs, 26 aces and 7 kills along with a 97.3 serve percentage in 24 games. That's nearly 16 digs a game for Williams, who during the game seems to spend as much time sliding across the floor as upright.
She and setter Taylor McGowan were the team's leaders this year.
"Carson I would say is the quarterback," Turner said, adding Williams will have to do even more as a leader next year as a senior. "I know that she'll do that."
Off the court, Turner said, Williams is an "extremely outgoing" and vibrant teenager, which isn't always apparent on the court, where she is extremely serious. But before matches Williams is the dance leader during warm-ups.
"Before the game when they're about to die to dance, she's right in the middle of everything," Turner said. "She's the one getting all that started. So she's definitely not shy."
Along with her pre-game dance routine, Williams, who plans to study physical therapy or pharmacy in college, likes to snowboard and ski when she isn't playing volleyball and soccer or studying.
As she reflected on this past season, Williams said she and the Panthers reached some, but not all, of their goals.
"I really felt like we could be conference champs, and we tried our best at it. We didn't succeed, but we beat a lot of teams we usually haven't beat every year," Williams said. "Our huge goal was getting farther in the playoffs than we did last year, and we did get to the fourth round and it was a great game.
"That was great goal, and it was a great team to be with. We just grew together the whole season and we learned how to fight through difficulties in the season."


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This place is ideal for a vacation if you want to relax and unwind. The home was very clean and nice. The home has tile throughout so it is perfect for someone with a pet. We had a tough time getting our children to out of the pool (it is solar heated and screened) or to stop fishing from the dock to go check out some of the local sights. Don't miss these: The Homosassa Springs – the park tour it is great. Crystal River – The Manatee experience or the beach at Pine Island. The Sunday of our arrival we rented a pontoon boat from a local marina and spent the day on what the locals call the flats. This is an area of shallow water the dozens of people anchor in and party, visit, swim, shell or just get some sun. The water is crystal clear and we got some nice shells. Another day we went to the local county park and swam in the Weeki Wachee River. The water was about 74 and wonderful. The next day we rented a small boat from the marina there and spend the day on the Weeki Wachee River and it was superior (don't forget the bug spray). This is a real natural river. We saw Otter and a Manatee up close. Next time we are going to rent canoes or kayaks and go down the entire river. It was our plan to stay here and do Disney, Wet & Wild, and Bush Gardens on day trips. The cost of the home is far less than staying in a hotel, clean, large, on the water and has a pool. We like the privacy and yet having anything you want close. We ended up not going to the theme parks and had a far better time for a great deal less money. The way things are today (we just got back) we added the trip up and we spent way less than we planned and had a much better time. We asked the children if they wanted to go to the theme parks or come back here…the vote was here. My husband is already getting his fishing gear ready for next year…. Oh, the owner has fishing gear in the home for guest to use too! Local places to eat… the Upper Deck is great anytime… and the view from the decks is super. Bare to the Bones… this is your place for fish. Brian's for breakfast or lunch! Shopping is easy as a super Wal-Mart is 10 minutes from the house! Anything you would want is 15-minutes from the home. Penny's, Target, 3-grocery stores, Home Depot, Sports Authority, Best Buy, etc. It is all nearby. Do you get the idea we had a wonderful time? You have no idea how much we enjoyed ourselves. We will be back! . The owner is great and lives nearby.