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A Greek Revival Mansion c1905, Edgewood Manor Bed and Breakfast Hotel ,is Yankee Magazines 2010 "Editors Choice" for Providence,Rhode Island. The inn was recetly featured on the show Children of the Paranormal. Rated "finest Rhode Island bed and breakfast", "five stars out of five" and "one of the top inns in America" by the Unofficial Guide to Bed and Breakfasts in New England. Featured in the "Boston Globe" July 2007. Serving Providence Rhode Island for 13 years. Edgewood Manor is located three miles from Brown,RISD and Providence College. The Inn is walking distance to Johnson and Wales and Roger Williams Park and Zoo. Four miles from the airport. Edgewood Manor is located on Historic Norwood Ave. A beautiful street lined with elegant Victorians. In 2000 it was designated a "National Historic Distict." Guestrooms and common areas are superbly furnished with elegant antiques and fine art. Each guestroom offers a luxurious private bath ,cable tv,wirless internet and plenty of parking. Most rooms have jacuzzi tubs and fireplaces. Come stay at Providence's most luxurious inn and dine at some of the best restaurants in New England.
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1.4 on July 31, 2014
Do not ignore bad reviews of this establishment- everything they mention, no matter how crazy-sounding is absolutely true. Make sure to visit Trip Advisor before you book as well. To go into details of our visit would be too long for BedandBreakfast.com, but please feel free to go review Complaint #10114049 with the Boston Better Business Bureau. This may have been a nice establishment at one time, but the hostile and irrational owner and staff made it a nightmare. The owner got verbally abusive with my father and threatened him with physical harm. I have stayed at inns both in the US and Abroad and NEVER had an experience like at Edgewood. If you are looking for a treat in Providence, Jacob Hill Inn in Seekonk is worth the splurge. Do NOT give these people your time or business.
1.4 on July 15, 2014
The pictures do not show the auxiliary building nor its bedrooms. Unfortunately, they were sub-par, poorly maintained and well below expectation. The AC was missing control buttons, which means that you had to put your fingers inside the control board to get it going. The shower was terrible and the cleanliness random. At breakfast the cook was unpleasant and inflexible. When I asked an omelet with only one egg yolk for health reasons her answer was "eat a smaller omelet". Cherry on top, our friends who joined us made a mistake with the booking date. They then fixed it by re-booking the correct dates which were earlier. Instead of thanking them for the business, the owner refused to return the money for the 2 nights that were accidentally booked. You would better avoid short sighted people like that with a despicable attitude and take your business to a place were you feel welcome. Never again.
4.6 on August 16, 2013
The Edgewood Manor is a beautifully restored 20th century inn. I stayed in the Colonial room; the king sized bed and oversized jacuzzi were a treat. Joy, the chef, made a wonderful breakfast that included her signature blueberry corn muffins, which were to die for. A thoroughly enjoyable stay.
4.0 on August 12, 2013
Tastefully decorated rooms with period details, friendly accommodating staff and complimentary breakfast made for a very enjoyable and relaxing visit to RI.
4.4 on June 03, 2013
My Fiance at the time (now my husband) chose this place for us to spend our first night together as husband and wife, I guess I should mention that it was our first night together ever! My jaw basically dropped when I saw the building , the various rooms on the first floor and then our gorgeous room! It had a beautiful tub and large shower in the private bath. I do not usually like staying in hotels but this place was immaculate! I could have not imagined a more romantic place to spend a first night as a married couple! We had to leave very early the next morning so unfortunately we were not able to try the food but I did not want to leave! This place will always have a special place in my heart and I cannot wait for another visit!
5 on March 07, 2013
Couldn't have asked for a nicer place to stay in the beautiful Ocean State. Will most definitely go back for a great weekend. All staff were pleasant to work with. 5/5 rating!
5 on March 06, 2013
After reading some of the other reviews we went with mixed feelings but these were dashed on arrival.When we decide to take a trip I spend a considerable amount of time searching the net for places to stay and things to do while we are there.This was not the case. We fell in love with the property as soon as we saw it. The rooms were clean. The staff went out of there way to make us feel at home and were very helpful with all of our questions.The food was outstanding. For the money this place was great! See you all again next Fall.
5 on March 06, 2013
Great weekend with me and my girlfriend, couldn't believe the outstanding service and decore. would reccomend this hidden gem to any and everyone looking for a romantic, relaxing get-away. Great time, Great atmosphere, couldnt ask for more!
4.8 on March 05, 2013
Traveled to Rhode Island on business and found this gem, I did not want to stay at a hotel, I thought this would be the next best thing, well, it was the best option! I look forward to visiting again. Staff was friendly, food was excellent. And the home was awesome! I was able to relax and conduct business in an amazing setting!
5 on March 03, 2013
Visited the Edgewood Manor on the weekend following Valentines day as a gift for me and my fiancee. We had an amazing time, the Samuel priest room was beyond words. The decor and furnishings were wonderful, the in suite jacuzzi was exceptional, and the fire place breathtaking. We had a full breakfast in the morning to start our day, it was if we had cooked right at home, food was perfection. We look forward to getting away to the inn again soon!
This room is decorated with a Mahogany carved king size poster bed, marble victorian table, two elegant winged back chairs, a Victorian couch, and coffee table with marble bathroom. This room has a stunning wood burning fireplace which available to our guests for their pleasure. This room is situated on the South side of the house.
Nightly Rate: $199 - $249
A wonderful king sized cherry sleigh bed with marble topped victorian table and two victorian chairs. Beautiful sette. The room has a full bathroom with gilded antique bathroom fixtures, a granite two person jacuzzi tub and large two person shower.
Nightly Rate: $199 - $259
The Palladian Room embellishes eight feet Palladian windows, a beautiful Honduras Mahogany king size bed with romantic scarf. For your pleasure a wonderful empire sofa and victorian chair awaits you. This room has a Scottish turn of the century armoire and wonderful lion head porcelain bathroom fixtures from France.
Nightly Rate: $169 - $229
This beautifully appointed room has a rice carved king size four poster bed with an elegant Victorian sofa. This luxurious and spacious bathroom is decorated with two marble topped vanities ,an oversized two person tiled shower and fabulous two person jacuzzi whirlpool tub. This is a third floor room with views of the south side garden and rear lawn.
Nightly Rate: $199 - $279
This three room suite is elegantly and luxuriously appointed with a fabulous four poster Mahogany king-size bed, victorian mirror, stunning empire sofa, marble victorian table and victorian chairs. There is a full bathroom with a large marble shower and marble topped sink vanity. The third room is adorned with a two person jacuzzi whirlpool tub in carrerra marble, a wonderful settee, and CD stereo player.
Nightly Rate: $229 - $279
This room is adorned with a beautiful four poster rice carved queen bed and sette. The room is complete with a full marble bathroom tub and shower and vanity sink.
Nightly Rate: $159 - $199
King size four poster bed with cable TV, full bathroom,and comfortable appointments.
The Samuel Priest room is named after the original owner and is lavishly decorated with a gas marble fireplace and two person corner jacuzzi tub. A beautiful four poster king size bed fit for a king/queen adorns this magnificent suite. This room extends from the north side of the house to the south side, which makes for wonderful breezes. A full bathroom complete with shower and tub is also included in the suite. A full victorian sofa and antique winged back chairs await you.
Nightly Rate: $229 - $329
This wonderful room has a very large two person ultra whirlpool tub, full bathroom in limestone and marble with a beautiful two person shower and stereo/cd player. A wonderful queen size cherry sleigh bed, victorian sofa, and victorian chair await you.
Nightly Rate: $199 - $259
Queen bed with private bathroom.
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Nanoparticle analysis and characterization methodologies in environmental risk assessment of engineered nanoparticles
- Martin Hassellöv,
- James W. Readman,
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Environmental risk assessments of engineered nanoparticles require thorough characterization of nanoparticles and their aggregates. Furthermore, quantitative analytical methods are required to determine environmental concentrations and enable both effect and exposure assessments. Many methods still need optimization and development, especially for new types of nanoparticles in water, but extensive experience can be gained from the fields of environmental chemistry of natural nanomaterials and from fundamental colloid chemistry. This review briefly describes most methods that are being exploited in nanoecotoxicology for analysis and characterization of nanomaterials. Methodological aspects are discussed in relation to the fields of nanometrology, particle size analysis and analytical chemistry. Differences in both the type of size measures (length, radius, aspect ratio, etc.), and the type of average or distributions afforded by the specific measures are compared. The strengths of single particle methods, such as electron microscopy and atomic force microscopy, with respect to imaging, shape determinations and application to particle process studies are discussed, together with their limitations in terms of counting statistics and sample preparation. Methods based on the measurement of particle populations are discussed in terms of their quantitative analyses, but the necessity of knowing their limitations in size range and concentration range is also considered. The advantage of combining complementary methods is highlighted.
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- Title
- Nanoparticle analysis and characterization methodologies in environmental risk assessment of engineered nanoparticles
- Journal
Volume 17, Issue 5 , pp 344-361
- Cover Date
- 2008-07-01
- 10.1007/s10646-008-0225-x
- Print ISSN
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Pune: The fate of thousands of students from 79 colleges that have no principals hangs in balance as the University of Pune (UoP) has issued notices to these colleges asking them why they should not be de-affiliated. The students need not worry about their year going waste as they will be allowed to appear for exams.
A report by an audit committee headed by Nandkumar Nikam had revealed that the colleges didn't have principals, adequate number of teaching staff and facilities to conduct exams. The committee was constituted following several complaints about these colleges being in abysmal condition. Upon receiving the report, the varsity has now sent show-cause notices to these colleges asking their managements why their affiliation should not be withdrawn.
V B Gaikwad, Director, Board of Colleges and University Development (BCUD) said that as per the audit report, they have issued the show-cause notices to these colleges and if these colleges fail to give satisfactory answers, further process will be started.
"In many of the colleges, positions from principal to peon is not approved and the education department and the condition of teaching is also abysmal, as the teachers there are not qualified," said Nikam.
He said that all these colleges are non-aided and majority of the teaching staff are not eligible to teach and if any college has the principal, he or she does not have adequate experience to be at that place," he said.
The committee has refused to discuss names of these colleges out in the open saying it could lead to discontent and anger among students.He said that students need not panic as they will be shifted to other colleges and they can pursue their further education.
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Armed gunmen dressed in army uniforms target killed 18 Shias from Gilgit-Baltistan on the Karakoram Highway in the Kohistan area of Khyber-Pukhtoonkhwa province while they were returning in a convoy from a pilgrimage in Iran.
According to the police, the gunmen flagged down four buses, boarded them and asked the passengers whether they were Shia or Sunni. The assailants then asked the Shias to step out of the buses and checked their identity cards before pumping bullets into them. All those killed were men while the injured included women and children.
The buses were travelling from Rawalpindi to Gilgit-Baltistan through the mountainous Harban Nullah area of Kohistan which is dominated by two Sunni tribes. Located at the crossroads of central, south and southwestern Asia, Kohistan falls on the historic Silk Route.
Area police described the massacre as a case of sectarian violence and said it was possible that this was to avenge the recent murder of two Sunni Muslims in Gilgit-Baltistan (formerly known as Northern Areas). As news of the massacre reached Gilgit and Skardu — the main town of Baltistan —people took to the streets in protest and Section 144 was invoked.
Fearing violence when the bodies are brought back, Chief Minister of Gilgit-Baltistan Syed Mehdi Shah ordered closure of all schools for the next three days.
Jundallah is reported to have claimed responsibility for the attack. Sectarian violence has been on the rise in Pakistan and last year saw a number of instances of Shias being target killed — particularly Hazara Shias in Balochistan — and their imambaras attacked.
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Kamiak girls soccer beats Arlington 2-0
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ARLINGTON -- Emma Makela recorded the shutout and Emele Chaddock and Anne Ferguson scored goals to lead Kamiak to a victory over Arlington in a Wesco 4A crossover game.
The game -- which was physical throughout according to Kamiak coach Beth Stewart -- was marred late when Kamiak's Marie Scott was clotheslined by an Arlington player. The Eagles player received a red card and was ejected from the game. Shortly after the game, Ferguson was taken to a nearby hospital after passing out, said Stewart, and Shannon Peth may have broken her ankle.
"It's been a rough night," said Knights coach Beth Stewart. "Anne passed out two minutes after the game and appears to have a concussion. When we left the field she had blood coming down her face. She may have a broken ankle, but we don't know yet."
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Goals--Emele Chaddock (K), Anne Ferguson (K). Assists--Bailey Lux-Lowry (K), Chaddock (K). Goalkeepers--Kamiak: Emma Makela. Arlington: Alysia Coleman. Records--Kamiak 6-3 league, 6-4 overall. Arlington 4-3-1, 5-3-1.
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I always felt that the domain model was basically a copy of NIS (or yp, depending on your age).
I always felt that the domain model was basically a copy of NIS (or yp, depending on your age).
All these arguments go in this direction. But what about the crazy homophobe who wants to make an example of having a gay-owned bakery make a cake that says "HOMOSEXUALS ARE GOING TO HELL" on it? Now the shoe is on the other foot, and I wonder, if people are really being honest, if they would support forcing -- under the threat of exertion by the State -- THIS couple to make THAT cake?
Regardless of who "wins" this argument, one side will have pushed their "personal beliefs" on the other. If "pushing your beliefs on someone else" is the basis of your argument against, that's hypocritical. I'm not defending the proposed law here; just pedantically pointing out the logical flaw.
There's a cutoff where it's useful to say that "you can do it yourself." I *am* a programmer, and have been for 35 years or so. One thing that annoyed me -- "back in the day" -- was Evolution's spotty support for Palm Pilot synchronization. I was fiddling with Gentoo's portage versions of the program and the various libraries so much that I finally downloaded the source for Evolution, and started to look at where the code that governed this problem lived. I recall asking someone a question about the source on some forum (or maybe IRC), and was told by one of the developers that what I was after was so deep that I probably be better off not fooling with it. I looked at it a little longer, and concluded he was right. It would have taken me hundreds of hours to find and fix the problem I was seeing, and then I'd have to apply the patch to a version that had been updated underneath me while I worked on it, leading to other hassles. The process would have been quite elaborate, and this is my point: Waiting for the person who knows, roughly, WHERE the problems are, and already has a good idea of HOW TO FIX IT is usually worth the time savings, even if you DO know how to code.
Palm died not too long after, and I finally got an iPhone.
Few people, other than web addicts, browse more than 200 pages / day.
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Yep, and the "local" Penske Honda dealership in Carmel, Indiana was one of the top-3 worst dealership experiences of my life. All the usual tricks, but the best one was when the salesman actually got offended when I asked about one of the cheapest cars on the lot, which was advertised on their web site. He said I was trying to buy a hamburger at a steak house, and got up to leave. So I got my keys, and left.
I wound up buying a used Civic for thousands less than book at a REAL local Honda dealership, where it turns out that I knew the manager, the sales manager, the office manager, and 2 of the salesman, and I just didn't know it. I know that's cheating, and not many people have such an option, but I'll likely try this again soon.
It would seem that their stock was never higher than around the end of 1999, when they were finally affirmed to be a monopoly by the federal government in their anti-trust action. Strange.
I see a lot of people talking about how much cash Apple has on hand these days. You know what? Microsoft had that much in their "war chest" about 10 years ago. Now where are they? Apple better USE that money to DO something game changing, or they're going to become a shell of their former selves, just like Microsoft has. Licensing their OS might be exactly what they need to do to take over the world. Let the market proliferate with cheap Apple knockoffs driven by 3rd-party peripherals. It's what allowed Windows to take over the world! They can keep making their own, premium hardware, and tell people up front that their the ones with the best user experience.
The database is a joint project of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, which provided most of the funding, the Carnegie Corporation of New York and school officials from several states.
All it looks like to me is a $100M SQL Server project for Microsoft, secured by the former CEO for his friends back at the home office.
... the laws of physics are exactly the same for human generated carbon dioxide as for carbon dioxide measured in a laboratory...
There's the problem right there. To mangle the quote: You can't very well dust CO2 for fingerprints. If we could pinpoint how much of the CO2 in the atmosphere is actually generated by humans, we wouldn't be having this debate. Unfortunately, all we can do is infer through other means of estimating, and that wiggle room is all people need to start an argument about the data.
Love it! You want more power than a Camry V6? That makes you an unreasonable person.
As said, the free market works WONDERFULLY when it exists. But in this case it doesn't. IMHO, we should have a Federally owned universal ISP option. You can't tell me in this day and age that Internet access isn't as important as the postal system, which is federally owned.
The postal service is struggling. Just ask Obama. http://www.breitbart.tv/obama-its-the-post-office-thats-always-having-problems/
Why in the world is the answer to every question: more _federal_ involvement?! Why can't we just let local municipalities or companies lay a piece of fiber to your door, and then let you choose which providers you want to hook to the other end of your line for service? That's the answer I'm looking for.
I suppose it will be just like any other corporate field, though. One of the slightly larger companies will start buying a smaller, struggling one, and the rest will snowball until we get something like Ma Bell. Again.
Alright, maybe the feds should be involved in this. But then we get horrible market distortions that lead to other problems.
Well, I guess it's either Scylla or Charybdis.
So it's all just legal double-speak then. You don't really "own" your comments, except when Geeknet wants to disavow itself from them to avoid being held responsible for them in some sort of litigation.
I've just narrowly averted posting in a couple of other threads here this morning. This thread has got me thinking that I want to just go ahead and delete my Slashdot account. (I deleted my Facebook account a couple months ago.)
I hope the ACLU cleans the government's clock with the lawsuit, and establishes precedent which guarantees there won't be any more of these things.
Further, I agree that the cop drawing his gun was outrageous. However, what everyone seems to be missing is that there was another, marked squad car right behind the unmarked vehicle, making the stop along with the plain-clothed officer. The motorcyclist had no doubt that he was being stopped by a legitimate police action.
... even in backwater US Midwest...
And what, pray tell, is "backwater" about the Midwest? We have a Starbucks on every corner, just like you do.
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While the US looks upon Pakistan for help in its new 'war on terror,' lessons from the past teach us that the alliance can have sinister repercussions.
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If You're Hardcore: Is Wheeler more than a stopgap closer?
Wheeler saved 20 games as a part-time closer for the Astros in 2006 and 2007. His main competition in Tampa is 38-year-old Al Reyes, who saved 26 games for the Rays last season. Reyes has demonstrated good command the past few years but spent time on the disabled list last year with a rotator cuff injury and already has missed a month this year because of a shoulder injury. At his age, Reyes is neither a keeper-league commodity nor a potential long-term solution for the Rays.
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Thomas Curtis
The identity of this person is in question. He appears with the Lyman Curtis family in the 1850 Utah census. The Curtises might have come in the Stephen Markham company, but there is only an undated/unauthored source for this and there is no primary documentation to confirm it.
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Never taken an improv class before? Well here is your chance to try it out for free. Magnet offers you the chance to try before you buy with Megan Gray, Rick Andrews, Nick Kanellis, Hannah Chase, and Michael Lutton. No experience required. Open to all.
Instructor: Rick Andrews
Rick Andrews is a teacher and performer at The Magnet Theater, and has been studying, performing, and teaching improvisation since 1999. He began improvising with Improv Boston, and continued with a stint in Saint Louis, MO. He has been fortunate to learn from many improv greats, including Armando Diaz, Ed Herbstman, Joe Bill, Mark Sutton, Amy Poehler, Ian Roberts, Will Luera, Jill Bernard, and more.
Rick has taught workshops at improv festivals across the country, including the Boston Improv Festival, Baltimore Improv Festival, Black Box Atlanta, and many more. He has taught improvisation to people as old as 75 and as young as 6, and has done workshops for production companies and zoos alike.
He enjoys running, putting words on pages, thinking about the brain, and he loves improv more than anything.
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In its Dec. 8 edition, the college paper ran a half-page advertisement in which Smith attacks the integrity of Holocaust authorities like Nobel Prize winner Elie Wiesel. "The unspoken ethical and intellectual scandal in Holocaust Studies is that key materials used in these programs are soaked through with fraud and falsehood," Smith writes in the ad, "led by the use of false and ignoble eyewitness testimony."
Smith, who maintains a website (www.codoh.com) dedicated to casting doubt on the Holocaust, asks student newspapers around the country to publish his ads. In recent years they've been accepted by schools ranging from Brandeis and Georgetown to Notre Dame and Northwestern.
In October, Smith placed a 27-page insert in Hofstra University's Chronicle that questioned whether millions of Jews had actually been slaughtered in Europe during World War II. Smith's revisionist writings, which included a chapter called "Gas Chamber Skepticism," prompted harsh criticism on the Hofstra campus. Now, they've also met with protest at SUNY Stony Brook.
After hearing from Jewish leaders and irate students, the Press business manager, senior Daniel Yohannes, says the paper regrets publishing the ad. Yohannes says the decision to run "Holocaust Studies: Appointment with Hate?" was made by the paper's executive boarda group that includes both editors and advertising staffbut insists most of the blame should be his. "As business manager, I take responsibility," he says. "I was the one who accepted the advertising."
The Press' response is a far cry from the entrenched position of Hofstra Chronicle editor Shawna Van Ness, who defended Smith's insert as an exercise of free speech and refused to apologize. It's also a far cry from an unsigned Press editorial that accompanied the ad. "[W]e didn't find the contents of Mr. Smith's ad horribly offensive," the Stony Brook editors wrote, "and we thought it might be a good opportunity to hammer home our favorite tenet: freedom of speech."
After a campus outcry Yohannes describes as "very rapid" and "very calm," that favorite tenet was apparently thrown out of the window. Yohannes says the paper's staff researched Smith before accepting his ad, but not enough to discover he was anti-Semitic. Once the staff figured out he was a bigot, they no longer backed their earlier declaration of Smith's right to express his views "in an open forum."
"The ad appears in support of a hate group, and we do regret that," Yohannes says. "We didn't know who Bradley Smith is."
Yohannes says the paper now intends to pursue a story next semester about people who front for hate groupsa strategy the paper could have pursued in the first place while still running the ad.
Smith's ads usually appear in clusters, says Holocaust scholar Richard Levy, a professor of German history at the University of Illinois at Chicago and host of a cyber discussion group on prejudice against Jews, H-Antisemitism. Levy says that when a wave of the ads crops up, there's little that offended readers can do except publish their own opinions, since cracking down on public funding for student papers usually just gives ammunition to hate-mongers like Smith. "He can't be stopped," says Levy. "When we succeed it doesn't do us any good, and when we fail it doesn't do us any good.
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Justin Beard: Great time to find some waves
Winter is a great time to surf on the Treasure Coast.
Air and water temperatures are still in the low- to mid-70s, the sun rises early enough to get a session in before work and cold fronts can produce quality ground swells.
The next couple of days are shaping up nicely for some fun chest-high plus surf thanks to a passing cold front. Finding a local sandbar that is working will be the key.
Last month's unusually large multiple-day ground swell pushed a lot of sand around and that's been affecting the way waves break at local spots — places are breaking at high tide that in the past only worked during low tide and vice versa.
It's going to take a few swells to readjust to the recent sandbar shakeup so now is the perfect time to explore the coast in search for new spots.
The cold front is also going to bring much cooler air temperatures, which means now is also a good time to pull the wetsuit out of storage — and see if it still fits.
ESA SURF CONTEST: Eastern Surfing Association Treasure Coast District contest No. 3 is set for 8 a.m. Sunday at Fort Pierce Inlet State Park, 905 Shorewinds Drive, Fort Pierce. Entry fee is $20 per division and all competitors must be ESA members. Visit tcst.surfesa.org, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or call 772-562-5694 for more information.
NSSA SURF CONTEST: National Scholastic Surfing Association Southeast Conference contest No. 5 is set for 8 a.m. Dec. 11 at Juan Ponce de Leon Landing, 4005 State Road A.1.A., Melbourne Beach. Entry fee is $30 per division and all competitors must be NSSA members. Visit nssasoutheast.typepad.com or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
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Please Explain: Apps
Friday, January 03, 2014
We'll find out how apps are created and get recommendations for must-have apps—tools that can help find parking, find a ride, track calories, and more. Bruce Upbin, managing editor of Forbes, and Geoffrey Fowler, tech columnist for the Wall Street Journal, join us.
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Did he really say "power travelers"?
I use Roadify to check NYC bus and subway schedule, and its pretty much always right. Not sure how, but it appears to work. The snow days did throw off the bus schedules, but otherwise Roadify has been accurate.
Yes, these apps and gadgets have implications for our privacy, autonomy, cognition, etc. that we are under-aware of because we don't discuss them.
Yes, these apps and gadgets have implications for our privacy, autonomy, cognition, etc. that we are under-aware of because we don't discuss them.
Why do people find it perfectly acceptable to provide private information to download apps? Exactly why is that necessary? At this point, why don't app-designers just join forces with the NSA and split the difference?
Citymaps is a great way to rediscover your city by following folks who create maps with their favorite spots about town. This way you can only follow people whose taste you trust. Kind of cool. Think it's iPHone only for now.
Great app…. following my cycle…PeriodView
There are so many people proclaiming how great these apps are, but no one talks about the lack of privacy and how we have no control over how that data is used. All the data being collected can be used for so much more than showing us ads. The problem is that we have no idea how it is used or if it will ever be deleted. Even SnapChat does not guarantee that the photos will be deleted in a timely manner. Are they really any better than the NSA?
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Any chance of an app that reads your Metrocard & tells you how much is on it/if you need to refill it w/out having to go to a subway station (which for some people is a long way away) to check it in a card reader? Even better would be a way to fill the card other than by going to a station!
My favorite app Find My Car - a must for those of us who street park!
We need a segment that distinguishes apps that stimulate the brain from those that turn it off.
Tablets, LED panels, eReaders....Any one else experiencing an early onset of night blindness from all of this scree exposure? I am in my mid-50s and have a mild case. Both my brothers-in-law have it even worse.
Apps? Just another name for a computer program which on a tablet or an smartphone provide instant access to a database of information. The 'sandbox' of apps, Android, Apple or Windows Phone are more constrained than the wild and woolly web.
Why does Apple get to collect 30% for access to its sandbox. And do google and Microsoft collect similar tolls?
At the Computer Center for Visually Impaired People, we have a regular feature on accessible iPhone apps that make life easier for blind/vi people: http://bit.ly/10onW3P
there's a new app out which uses Matt Cetta's photgenic alchemy techniques to create interesting effects on your instagram or i phone pictures. I'd like to recommend that you check it out by going here:
Cetta's filter packs are an add on, worth the money.
I just downloaded a new Ipad App yesterday called "Blokify." My kids love it, with blocks they can build castles and pirate ships. What's really cool is these objects can be sent away and 3D printed! So neat, and educational.
Just downloaded it to the iPad and have been introduced to many, many interesting podcasts, a la NPR and beyond. WNYC listeners should love it.
I just discovered coocoo for using mass transit.
SMS 266266 with your start and end point and you'll get a schedule back. Works for NJ Transit, SEPTA, Metro North, LIRR. When will the MTA get on board? [pun intended]
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The rank field type plugin adds a "Rank Field" to the available list of Community Builder fields. It does not actually add a new field to the database and cannot be edited by the user. It simply calculates a user's rank based on another CB field.
You can define any numeric CB field that exists in the database (eg. any integer or decimal field) to be used to calculate the ranking. You can also set the rank ordering be selecting whether first place is the highest or lowest value.
Usage instructions:
- Install the plugin through the CB Plugin Management page
- Publish the plugin on the CB Plugin Management page
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Mofaz proposes talks with Hamas to help forge temporary Palestinian state
MK Shaul Mofaz, Kadima's second-in-command and avowed contender for the main opposition party's leadership, dropped a political bombshell yesterday by saying he would be willing to conduct diplomatic negotiations with Hamas.
At a press conference to unveil his new diplomatic platform, whose main element is establishing a Palestinian state with temporary borders on 60 percent of the West Bank within a year, he was asked whether he would agree to negotiate with Hamas.
Mofaz, who is considered the leader of Kadima's right flank, said he would "if Hamas chooses and wants to sit at the negotiating table. Because at that moment, it would effectively accept the Quartet's conditions and would no longer be Hamas. I think the State of Israel must sit with any party that changes its agenda, and I believe a responsible leader should sit with Hamas if that organization changes its agenda."
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The Quartet, comprised of the United States, United Nations, European Union and Russia, has conditioned contacts with Hamas on it agreeing to recognize Israel, renounce terror and accept previous Israeli-Palestinian agreements.
Mofaz, however, added that he "knows that Hamas continues to stockpile long-range missiles and prepare for the next round."
Sources close to Kadima chairwoman Tzipi Livni called the idea of talking with Hamas "bizarre" and accused Mofaz of being motivated by political considerations. Livni herself refused to comment.
However, Kadima sources said, the very fact that Mofaz has unveiled a diplomatic platform will probably force Livni to announce an updated one of her own, lest he be viewed as having seized the initiative.
Mofaz is currently trying to push forward the date of the party's leadership race, so he could benefit if he is viewed as the more assertive Kadima leader.
Mofaz insisted that his plan was not politically motivated, but quickly undermined that claim by saying he "hopes to have the privilege of implementing the plan as prime minister."
Hamas, meanwhile, promptly rejected the overture. Spokesman Fawzi Barhoum said Hamas does not believe in negotiating with the "Zionist enemy."
Mofaz, who a few months ago had been considered a leading candidate to bolt his party and join Likud, also attacked the Likud-led government for the "diplomatic freeze."
"It's irresponsible," he said. "Time is running out; it is not on our side. More and more parties worldwide are raising the option of a binational state ... Israel is viewed as rejectionist as long as the diplomatic freeze continues, and the likelihood of another round of terror is increasing .... No leader has the privilege of sitting with folded hands."
Mofaz said he had presented his new platform to President Shimon Peres and Labor Party chairman and Defense Minister Ehud Barak - both of whom "expressed interest - as well as to senior Palestinian officials and most Kadima parliamentarians. Livni, however, has yet to see it.
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My two back doors will not open. I already know that the latch needs to be replaced on the doors but what I really need to know is an average of what the cost will be. A lot of places will rip you a new a**hole and it would be nice to be able to point out which car repair shop would be that average.
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The Check Engine Light will illuminate and the engine will idle roughly when cold. There are updated upper intake manifold gaskets to resolve the problem.
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Looking for someone fun, ambitious, and outgoing :)
I consider myself to be pretty laid back..I like to be outdoors and really enjoy the weather here in San Diego.I love working with kids--it's my job, so I consider myself pretty lucky! I like politics and received my bachelors in Political Science. I lean a little to left, especially when it comes to social issues, but respect everyones views and opinions. I am a total animal lover and have adopted many furry pets over the years! I like all types of music and I'm not too picky when it comes to food. I'm not the best cook but as long as something has directions I probably won't burn the house down :) I'm close with my family and have had the same core group of friends since grade school so strong relationships are really important to me. I'm open-minded, I like to try new things, and I'm a big believer in living life to the fullest! Honestly, I'm looking for a guy with a great sense of humor first and foremost. I tend to have a sarcastic sense of humor! Also, someone who is active and likes to get out of the house and travel or go on hikes. I tend to be pretty social so I'm definitely looking for someone who doesn't have a hard time carrying on a conversation. I think loving what you do is more important than making a lot of money, and if you don't like animals (especially dogs) it just won't work. Obviously it's nice to share similar interests however, I like when a guy can bring something new to the table, too.
Camping , Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Gardening/Landscaping , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Performing arts , Political interests , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Video games , Volunteering , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Aerobics, Basketball, Bowling, Cycling, Dancing, Other types of exercise, Running, Swimming, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines, Yoga
I exercise 1-2 times per week.
I have Dogs
I like Cats, Exotic Pets, Fish, Horses, Other
I have grown up with animals my whole life and as of now I have one dog, a yorkie.
California State University, Chico, Chico, CA
Sons of Anarchy is by far my favorite show on television but I also like: Modern Family, Girls, Real Housewives series (horrible, I know!), Chelsea Lately, the Food Network & The Newsroom.
I enjoy going out to have a few drinks with friends, taking my dog on walks and to the beach, concerts, going to the movies, reading, working out...
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|What she is looking for
|5'3" (160cms)
|5'8" (172cms) to 6'4" (193cms)
|Body type:
|Slender, About average, Athletic and toned
|No preference
|Dark brown
|No preference
|No preference
|No preference
|Education / Teacher / Professor
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|I'll tell you later
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|Never Married
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|Have kids:
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|Wants kids:
|Definitely, Someday
|White / Caucasian
|White / Caucasian
|No preference
|Bachelors degree
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Bachelors degree in Political Science


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Author has written 4 stories for Young Adult, and Romance.
"Dudes like dudes. Deal with it."
Birthday: October 10
Current age: 17
Likes: Cloudy/Rainy Weather & loud music (rock/dubstep)
Dislikes: Sunny Weather
"Normal is an illusion. What is normal for a spider is chaos for the fly"
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