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Saw this in an article on Plan 9 and it pretty much applies to the Zune.
There is a lesson here for ambitious system architects: the most dangerous enemy of a better solution is an existing codebase that is just good enough.
Except the iPod and iTunes are more than 'just good enough' they're really good for most people
Always wondered why MS doesn't just come to slashdot for help. We could save them a lot of wasted time and money
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Same age here. No real desire, but some sort of lingering commitment to gaming.
It's hard to let it go. Tetris on the DS is the only game I'll play consistently.
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Reds, Whites & Brews guests will enjoy unlimited beer and wine samplings from 15 brewers and more than 25 wineries showing off their special libations. Sip beer and wine outdoors all afternoon with an Unlimited Tasting Cup or a VIP Mug.
Get your tickets online through June 28th. Day of tickets will be available at the door starting at 1 p.m. Unlimited tastings $40; VIP Tickets $75; and General Admission $15 at the door. Kids 15 and under are free.
Kick off your July 4th celebrations with Reds, Whites & Brews the weekend before in a spectacular location in the heart of Avon, CO. Enjoying the day responsibly is a cinch! Scenic Nottingham Park is centrally located in the Town of Avon and convenient to bus service, biking paths and several hotels and eateries.
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Thank you to the Town of Avon for partnering with us again to bring you this great event! This event is a benefit for the Vail Valley Charitable Fund!
There will be live music on the Bighorn Toyota stage from 1 - 6 p.m. with various bands (still TBA).
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You must be 21 to purchase wine and beer sampling tickets. General Admission tickets will be sold at the gate the day of the event for $15 each per person if you are under age 21 or do not wish to enjoy the wine and beer tastings.
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Protest against Tal Law 390.
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The "Camp Sucker" movement lobbying against ultra- Orthodox exemption from
national service stopped off in Efrat on Thursday evening, joined by MK David
Rotem, prominent national-religious leader Rabbi Yuval Cherlow and other figures
from the national religious and settler movements.Camp Sucker leaders
Boaz Nul and Idan Miller said they were protesting in Efrat to demonstrate that
the their fight was not one between religious and secular communities or a
political battle between Left and Right, but one of values."This is a
struggle for the values and ethical character of Israeli society," said Miller.
"It is a struggle for the need to restore the values of service and sacrifice as
foundational principles for the state, which form the glue that connects the
different parts of Israeli society."Cherlow, dean of the Petah Tikva
Hesder Yeshiva, agreed that the demand for all sectors of society to perform
national service was an ethical issue."When the tribes of Reuven and Gad
asked Moses if they could settle on the eastern side of the Jordan, he asked
them, 'Shall your brothers go to war and you will sit here?'" Cherlow said, in
reference to the biblical account of the Israelite preparations to conquer the
Land of Israel."From an ethical and religious perspective this is
unacceptable," he continued.Cherlow stated that he does not, however,
support instituting a law that would coercively draft the ultra-Orthodox into
national service, and said that "ethical pressure" should be employed to
persuade the haredi community to take part in national service
programs.Tools such as preferential treatment for employment in the
state sector and financial incentives for those who serve should also be used,
he said.The rabbi added that despite the importance of the commandment
to study Torah, it does not override the obligations of performing other Torah
commandments, including the obligation to go to war to defend the
nation."The commandment of Torah study is more important than building a
succa, but that doesn't mean you're not obligated to build a succa, or to
acquire the four species, or listen to the shofar on Rosh Hashana," Cherlow
argued.Speaking with The Jerusalem Post, Rotem questioned the wording of
the new stage of the Camp Sucker campaign, "Bibi, you promised, now
fulfill.""So what if Bibi promised," Rotem said acerbically. "He's
promised many things. And anyway, he's not the prime minister, the
attorney-general is."Rotem denied that any deal has been made to
implement what have become known as the Elkin parameters, after coalition
chairman Ze'ev Elkin, who is in favor of establishing a minimum number of haredi
recruits every year, instead of mandating service for all."We are still
at war on this issue, and we are still insisting on service for all," Rotem
said, outlining the Yisrael Beytenu proposals that the army should take its pick
of whoever it wants for military service and everyone else be drafted into
national service programs.Speaking to the small crowd assembled in the
settlement, head of the Efrat regional council Oded Ravivi said that his call
for service for all was aimed not only at the ultra- Orthodox community but also
at those in Gush Dan who did not serve either."Head of the IDF Manpower
Directorate Orna Barbivai has said that the rate of enlistment from Judea and
Samaria is twice that of Gush Dan," Ravivi explained."It's important
that we here in Efrat when talking of the need for service for all also direct
our call at those living in the center of the country as well."Despite
public and political pressure, the haredi leadership has in recent days
continued to voice extreme opposition to a mandatory draft for fulltime yeshiva
students.On Wednesday night, Deputy Health Minister MK Ya'akov Litzman
of United Torah Judaism warned that his party would leave the coalition if the
yeshiva students were not able to remain in study."If someone who wants
to learn Torah is not allowed to learn Torah we will not be able to continue in
the coalition," Litzman said in an interview with haredi radio station Radio Kol
Hai.And Rabbi Aharon Leib Shteinman, the spiritual leader of the haredi,
non-hassidic community, told MKs Uri Maklev and Moshe Gafni of the Degel HaTorah
political faction (part of UTJ) this week that there is no debate to be had
about drafting yeshiva students."There is no room here for discussion,
nothing at all on which to compromise, and nothing for which [we need to] sit
down with them," Shteinman told the MKs according to a report from the Degel
Hatorah mouthpiece Yated Ne'eman on Wednesday.The rabbi said that the
years between 20 and 30 are precisely those in which a yeshiva student needs to
be studying Torah."We cannot give up on any yeshiva student who wants to
study, it's not open to discussion and it's not a topic for negotiation, we're
talking about actual life and death here," he continued.Shteinman added
that in addition to this point of principle, the army itself was very
problematic for the lifestyle of an ultra-Orthodox man, where he is confronted
with the possibility of severely transgressing Torah
commandments.Director of the religious-freedom lobbying group Uri Regev
said that Shteinman's comments served to highlight the leadership crisis within
the haredi community.
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I'm a worrier. Always have been. I have a tendency to look way down the road, and imagine the worst case scenario. I'm also an obsessive, Type A planner, always thinking four steps ahead of where I am at the moment.
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The Gabriel Network supports women and their babies who are in need of housing and care. We are in need of volunteers to help support these women.
Get ready for a wonderful, fun and faith-filled Fall Festival on October 3, 2015
Dear Parishioners,
Next weekend we are taking up a second collection at the request of the Archdiocese to help fund the Baltimore Summer Jobs program. It is a program that utilizes internships to place Baltimore City youth in public-sector jobs and connect them with private-sector employers. The youth work for 25 hours a week for five weeks. The Archdiocese has pledged $100,000 to a fundraising initiative spearheaded by Johns Hopkins University. Checks can be made out to the Church of the Resurrection. We do not have special envelopes for this collection, but if you place your check in a plain envelope and print your envelope number on it, we can record your donation for tax purposes.
In the very near future you will see work being done on our entrance sign as we update to an electronic sign. This should allow for easier reading and ease of changing messages on a frequent basis. The parish and the school are sharing in the cost with our proceeds from the Fall Festival going to this cause. Please be sure you have the date of October 3 marked on your calendars for this event.
Parish Offices are closed on Friday, July 3rd to celebrate July 4th. And you might as well take off on the fifth as well. Have a nice weekend.
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- Seniors lunch, at Temple of Praise, 109 Wayne Ave., at 11:30 a.m. Menu is baked chicken, cornbread dressing, vegetable, salad, bread and dessert. Seating is limited. Call for reservations at 873-7979.
- Holy Family Parish, Grand Caillou-Dulac, will host its annual Christmas Party for all parishioners at the Knights of Columbus Home on Shrimpers Row. Food and music will be provided beginning at 6:30 p.m. The music will be provided by fais-do-do musicians. Call Holy Family Parish at 563-2325.
- St. Phillip Baptist Church of Labadieville will celebrate its pastors anniversary at 2 p.m.
- Christ Baptist Church Cathedral, 402 Bayou Blue Road, will have evangelist Troy Mott as the guest speaker at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.
- St. Luke Baptist Church, 1098 Dularge Road, will celebrate its annual homecoming at 2 p.m. The Rev. Norman Edmonds Sr., pastor of Beulah Baptist Church in Gibson, will be the guest speaker.
- The Women of Ruth International presents its eighth annual womens day conference, 10 a.m. Dec. 10, The Church of God Family Worship Center, 412 Railroad Ave., Houma. Theme: Women of God surrendering their all to Christ. Guest speaker: Stella P. Righteous, New Beginning Ministries.
- Mount Olive Baptist Church of Bayouside Drive will celebrate its pastors anniversary, 2 p.m. Dec. 11, at the Dularge Community Baptist Church at 153 Dularge Road.
- Mt. Zion Baptist Church, 922 Goode St., will celebrate its pastors 23rd-year anniversary at 11:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Dec. 11. The guest speaker for the morning service is the Rev. Roland Bradley, pastor of New St. Matthews Baptist Church of Raceland. The guest speaker at 5 p.m. will be the Rev. Graylin Hartman, pastor of St. Mark Congregational Baptist Church.
- Christ Baptist Church Cathedral, 402 Bayou Blue Road, will be in revival 7 p.m. Dec. 14-16 nightly with the Rev. Ronnie Crocket as the guest speaker.
- Gospel Musical will be held at Christ Missionary Baptist Church, 3152 La. 311, at 5 p.m. Dec. 17. The theme is "Bless the Lord, O my soul and all that is within me, bless his holy name."
- The Rev. Warren F. Chassaniol will celebrate the 40th anniversary of his ordination to priesthood at 11 a.m. Dec. 18 with a Mass of Thanksgiving at St. Hilary of Poitiers Catholic Church. He served as pastor of Our Lady of the Rosary Church in Larose from 1976-1985, St. Andrew Church in Ameilia from 1985-1992 and Our Lady of the Isle in Grand Isle from 1992-2005 when he retired. He lives in Matthews and is a parishioner of St. Hilary of Poitiers Catholic Church.
- First Presbyterian Church of Bayou Blue will have a Christmas Eve service at 6 p.m.
- Grace Chapel of Houma is now meeting in the Le Petit room of the Plantation Inn on Sunday mornings at 10:30 a.m. Features contemporary worship and inductive Bible teaching in casual and friendly atmosphere. Nursery and childrens services provided. Call 876-4704.
- Lords Supper Service is held every second Sunday at 5 p.m. at New Vision Family Worship Center, 6036 W. Main St.
- New Rising Sun Baptist Church, 230 St. Charles St., is open for prayer, noon-1 p.m. and 6-7 p.m. every Wednesday. The public is invited.
- United Theological Seminary and Bible College, 918 Roussell, will hold classes from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. Mondays and Tuesdays. Call 876-1264 or 860-7965.
- All Neighbors Together, a group that fights crime and works to better the community, meets at 7 p.m. every Monday, except the first Monday of the month -- at the Mechanicville Gym in Houma. Members of New Mount Pilgrim Baptist Church, 146 Banks St., and its pastor, the Rev. Troy Smith, invite anyone in the community to attend the meetings.
- Christ Missionary Baptist Church, 3152 La. 311, is sponsoring weekly tutoring sessions at the church from 1 to 3 p.m. on Saturdays. This service is offered free to students in pre-kindergarten to 12th grade. Students are asked to bring their books and work. Please be prompt with arrival and departure. Call Sharon at 709-4197 or 879-2936.
- Holy Rosary Altar Society meets every second Tuesday in Rosary Hall, 8594 Main St. in Houma. Parishioners 18 years or older are invited.
- Star Baptist Association invites anyone interested in becoming a member of the association or womens department to call 647-3235, 876-4009, or 223-0977.
- Contemporary Worship Service is offered at 11 a.m. the third Sunday of each month at the First Presbyterian Church of Bayou Blue.
- The Rosary is prayed at 1 p.m. Thursdays at St. Anthony Adoration Chapel for the sick, world peace and to put God back into the schools and the country.
- Power Luncheon is conducted at noon on Thursdays at Grand Caillou Baptist Church, 2497 Grand Caillou Road. Call the church at 868-5542.
- Open House Gospel Sing-a-Long is 6:30-8:30 p.m. the last Thursday of each month at the SLECA building, Coteau Road. Call Jimmy Savoie at 868-1819 or 790-2114.
- RCIA meetings, for anyone interested in becoming a Catholic, are conducted from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays in the St. Anthony parish office in Bayou Black.
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Since this evil act was first reported, I have been struck by the number of reporters who have expressed their inability to find words to describe the horror. We better develop the vocabulary quickly because what occurred in London is the evil face of Jihad and it is not going away. We have an obligation to warn the West. We are facing an ideology which is deadly on many fronts. These evil acts are increasing and present a real and present danger. In addition, the ideology behind them is seducing our young people. It is time for courage and clarity in our communication
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LONDON, England(Catholic Online) - As the media struggles with verbal paralysis in the wake of the despicable, barbaric and evil action of crazed Islamic Jihadists in London, the Ministry of Defense identified the victim as Lee Rigby, whose nickname was 'Riggers'. In a touching summary of the exemplary service of this young soldier and loving father, whose two year old son is now left orphaned, two of his colleagues paid tribute.
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Now, Riggers is dead and a Nation, indeed the entire West, is stunned. The sheer evil of the ideology which fueled the barbaric act of brutality is exposed for the whole world to see. The veneer of safety which the good people of that section of London probably relied upon has also been evaporated. It is beyond time for the West to wake up.
The two Jihadists initially ran their car into the soldier. They then got out of the car in broad daylight, armed with a gun, knives and a machete and hacked the young innocent soldier to death. Then, they beheaded him. All in broad daylight, with onllookers passing by.
The evil face and bloody hands of one of the two Jihadists has been broadcast over every major media outlet. They wanted it that way.
They actually asked some confused onlookers to film them. They were quite proud of the evil act they committed. In addition to seeing the face of evil and witnessing the brazen arrogance of the Jihadist still holding the meat cleaver and knife in his blood soaked hands, we hear his message.
While engaged in killing this innocent young man, the Islamist terrorists first shouted 'Allahu Akbar'. We all know by now what that means "God is Great." One of them wielded a gun and the other a meat cleaver and machete.
After the murder, mutilation and decapitation, the hands of the one with meat cleaver and machete were soaked in the innocent blood of the young soldier whom he had hacked to death. Waving them proudly he spoke loudly, in a British accent, and with little emotion:
"By Allah we swear by the almighty Allah and we will never stop fighting you until you leave us alone. Leave our lands and we can all live in peace, that's all I have to say. I apologize that women had to witness this today, but in our land our women have to see the same. You people will never be safe. Remove your government. They don't care about you."
This radical Jihadi Preacher with the blood-soaked hands has now been identified as Michael Adebolajo. He is 28 years old. Reliable reports indicate that he was once a Christian, growing up in East London, where he became involved with Islam at age fifteen.
It is reported that he embraced an overtly Jihadist form Islam and the ideology consumed his very identity. His parents even moved to attempt to try and prevent the process, but to no avail. He is a British citizen, born in England, and of Nigerian descent. He officially converted to Islam in 2003 and changed his name to Mujahid. The name means one who takes part in Jihad.
Since this evil act was first reported, I have been struck by the number of reporters who have expressed their inability to find words to describe the horror. We better develop the vocabulary quickly because what occurred in London is the evil face of Jihad and it is not going away.
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Roast Beef Stuffed With Wild Garlic
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|Beef roast
|4 Pound, rolled, boneless (2 Kilogram)
|Hot prepared mustard
|60 Milliliter (1/4 Cup)
|45 Milliliter, chopped (3 Tablespoon)
|Minced wild garlic
|30 Milliliter (2 Tablespoon)
|Peanut oil
|45 Milliliter (3 Tablespoon)
|Beef stock
|500 Milliliter (2 Cups)
|250 Milliliter (1 Cup)
|To Taste
|To Taste
– Preheat oven to 400 °F (205 °C).
– Prepare roast beef for stuffing by removing string and slitting the meat lengthwise to form a deep stuffing pocket.
– Spread cavity generously with hot mustard, sprinkle with parsley, add wild garlic and season with salt and pepper.
– Retie roast. Don't let the stuffing seep through, as it might burn during cooking.
– In an oven-proof skillet, heat oil and sear roast on all sides.
– Put skillet and roast in the oven and cook 15 minutes per pound.
– When the roast is done, transfer it to a serving dish.
– Over medium heat, deglaze skillet with beef stock and water.
– Reduce liquid by half and serve sauce with roast beef.
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The Environmental Finance Center at the University of North Carolina has developed a series of free Financial Sustainability and Rates Dashboards for water and wastewater systems. These interactive dashboards provide utility managers with a benchmarking tool that allows them to compare their rates with other similar utilities and see where they stand in regards to affordability for customers, cost recovery, and financial sustainability. Dashboards are currently available for ten states, each of which has its own unique features, but for the purpose of this blog post we will be focusing on Arizona.
The Arizona Water and Wastewater Rates Dashboard contains rate structure information from 355 utilities from across the state. To begin comparing rates, you must first select a utility from the dropdown menu; Arizona is one of the states that allows users to manually input information from their own system, so if your utility was not surveyed for the dashboard you can still compare it. After selecting comparison criteria on the left side of the page, your results will be graphically displayed in four simple dials on the right side of the page. These dials, which represent bill comparison, conservation signal, cost recovery, and affordability, are color-coded with greens, yellows, and reds to provide users with a clear illustration of where their utility stands in comparison with others. Users can then adjust their comparison criteria to see what would happen if certain variables changed, for example if they raised rates or if water consumption increased.
If you are interested in learning more about the specifics of the rates dashboard, the EFC created a 9-part video tutorial series on YouTube to walk you through the features and benefits of the tool.
As more exaggerated weather variations accompany climate change, many utilities are being forced to adapt. Coastal utilities may be particularly aware of their vulnerability to storms after Superstorm Sandy, but other parts of the country are projected to experience more frequent flooding, drought, and other severe weather events as well. One resource designed to help utilities prepare for climate changes is the USEPA's Climate Ready Water Utilities (CRWU) program.
Tools to Help You Prepare
If you click on the Tools tab of the CRWU page, you'll find a number of resources intended to help you evaluate your utility's climate readiness and plan for the future. These resources include links to maps of projected climate changes, storm surges, and hurricane strikes; the CRWU Toolbox; an adaptation strategies guide; reports on utility resilience exercises using the Climate Resilience and Awareness Tool (CREAT); and various reports and links to relevant materials from other programs. It also links to the CREAT homepage, which includes even more information on the tool and its use.
Climate Planning Guidance
In addition to the materials listed under the Tools page, the CRWU website also includes a Training tab, with slides and video recordings of training webinars on CRWU and CREAT topics. This page includes several presentations introducing the basic of CREAT, CRWU, climate change, and climate change planning. It also includes some more advanced topics, such as methods of future planning, case studies, and financial planning. For utilities who need some background before jumping into the resilience evaluation process, these presentations can be a good place to start.
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All of these resources may sound well and good, but what does climate change planning actually mean for your utility? Stocking up on tinfoil hats? Getting your Chicken Little dance down? Thankfully, the answer is much more practical. In this video, CRWU profiles a small utility in Kentucky that was forced to adapt to increased flooding.
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A healthy environment can make an area a pleasant place to live, visit, and do business. For water utilities, healthy ecosystems are often associated with compliance, whether they contribute to cleaner sourcewater, or indicate a properly adjusted TMDL. However, healthy environments don't always happen on their own, particularly when humans get involved. If your local government needs help managing environmental issues, LGEAN can be a good place to get started.
Water Environmental Resources
The Local Government Environmental Assistance Network (LGEAN) is intended to provide environmental management, planning, funding, and regulatory information for local government officials, managers, and staff. Water utilities will likely find their water topic areas to be of most interest, with pages for drinking water, groundwater, stormwater, wastewater, watersheds, and wetlands. These topic pages include issue summaries followed by links to resources from the EPA and other federal and non-government programs, as well as links to relevant publications, databases, and financial assistance programs. These resources may not provide detailed information on specific problems a utility is facing, but they can be a great place to begin wrapping your head around an important issue in your community.
Other Environmental Issues
In addition to the water-specific resources, it can be worthwhile to explore the other topic areas on the site. For example, the environmental management systems and smart growth sections can provide good context for community-wide approaches to problems like watershed management and distribution/collection system expansion projects. And the financing section can be a good place to skim for programs related to issues your area is facing.
Stay Up-to-Date
If you find the resources at LGEAN useful, you can also sign up for their email update, which keeps subscribers informed on new funding opportunities, federal policy updates, and upcoming conferences/events, among other topics. (For an example, see the most recent update here.)
If environmental issues are a problem at your utility (and where aren't they), LGEAN can provide a great starting point for your response. If they have a particularly helpful program we've missed here, tell us in the comments!
If you're reading this blog, you're probably already aware that the Internet exists, and hopefully you think some websites (like ours!) are useful. But have you considered getting a website for your own utility? If you don't have a website already, here are some things to consider.
Benefits of Going Online
A utility website can provide a number of services, both to you and to your customers. At the most basic level, a website can house the information people ask you for all the time: utility fee information, FAQs, maybe some fact sheets on common local concerns like water conservation or winterizing. Not only does this provide a convenient place to direct people for more information, but some people may Google first, and find what they're looking for before they have to try tracking you down by phone.
Beyond this basic usefulness, websites can be outfitted with customer service contact forms, new service request forms, CCRs, board meeting schedules and minutes, online bill pay options, and other resources. Contact forms usually feed into an email account, which can be used to collect and organize non-emergency customer communication even when you're not available. Online bill pay is a convenience for your customers, and online CCR distribution, if your utility is eligible, can be a convenience for you.
Rural Water Impact
If you'd be interesting in gaining the convenience of a website without having to set one up on your own, there are services that can help. As an example (but not an endorsement), Rural Water Impact provides website setup and migration services specifically for small water utilities. In addition to the utility information, contact forms, online bill pay, and other features mentioned above, Rural Water Impact also offers unlimited web support and a subscription service that can send text alerts from you to the people who have signed up for it. If you already have a website, Rural Water Impact also helps you move it to their service. There are fees: a one-time setup fee of $199, plus either a monthly rate of $32.50/month or an annual subscription for a reduced rate of $356.50/year. At the time of this blog post, they were offering a free 14-day trial period as well.
Planning for the Future
The convenience and organization of a good website can provide plenty of benefit in the present. But those benefits can stretch into the future, as young people accustomed to cell phones and internet use start getting old enough to pay the bills. In addition to providing convenience to you and your customers now, having an established website can prepare you and your utility for a new, more digital future.


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"I've enjoyed watching them on film," Ford said. "They pass the ball extremely well. They play aggressive defense. They've got incredible size. Not a lot of weaknesses on this basketball team.
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At this point, despite early wins over Tennessee and then-No. 6 North Carolina State, we don't yet know how good are the Cowboys. Or how good they can become.
A recent five-game run of routs over forgettable foes has left us all seeking another checkpoint.
"I hate games like that, six games where you're just coasting," said Cowboys forward Le'Bryan Nash. "But it was good for us. It's good to get wins. And now we're ready.
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I went 9/05 and during the day it worked but at night the boulder didn't do anything.
I went 9/05 and during the day it worked but at night the boulder didn't do anything.
What, do you know if was down long? That should have first priority to be fixed. Indy's just not Indy with out it. Sorry to hear that.
I went on last friday and it wasn't working then either...
I noticed this yesterday too. Everything in the room was working except the moving walls that make it appear as if you are going backwards, so the ball did not appear to be moving towards the jeep. My brother next to me didn't even notice the effect wasn't working.
The walls would have to be working or else you would have nowhere to go. When the walls move forward your path is cleared and you go down.
Unless it's already open and just sitting in that position.
We've been on it once and gotten stuck by the boulder for a minute or so - kinda weird, but it eventually rolled. Wouldn't be the same without it....
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AH, good point!Originally Posted by almandot
Sunday night, when we got to the "boulder room," our vehicle stopped for a few seconds, then lurched forward; actually it was more of a violent jerk. Nothing was working except the AA Indy.
Then the lights flashed on the non-moving boulder and we went down the ramp.
It seems they're having problems with the effects in the room; I was there two weeks ago and almost the same thing happened. And then a month ago, the same thing - no moving boulder and no walls moving.
AND, has anyone noticed the snake has been out of sinc in relation to the ride vehicle? It's been lunging at the car AFTER it's passed.
Sometimes the snake lunges at the back of the jeep and the jeep jerks itself to the side as if it was hit. This may have been what you saw.
I was on it that morning and it was working fine. It probably just needs a tune up.Originally Posted by Disneyfreak
We rode Indy on Sunday 9/4 in the evening and it wasn't working then. I've been on a few times when all the effects in that room haven't been working. I've been on it when we are just stalled in the room with nothing happening then the Indy AA "wakes up" and starts talking. I was under the impression this happened due too many vehicles already in the loading/unloading area.
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That's exactly what happened to me last time I took to the Temple. Except our troop transport vehicle also stopped before the arrow room, and after the arrow room, and at the boulder scene, and at the place where Indy is standing in front of it.Originally Posted by Anders
Hmm. Is this strictly technical glitches, or are they putting more jeeps on the line than they can handle?
Speaking of which, though this is PotC seems to be in quite a backup at the end these days. Last time we were bumping boats in front of us clear to the jail/begging dog scene.
If the vehicles are constantly backed up, it does nothing to improve the overall capacity of the attraction. Unless Disney wants to keep as many people on the ride as possible, giving them more chances to try to get out or reach out with their hands or other nonsense.
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Speaking of off topic, yet slightly related, there were the same kind of problems with Space Mtn. on Friday. On my first ride the lights were off on the first lift and on my second ride not all of the centrifuge effects were working on the second lift. During the ride it also looked like not all of the stars were fuctioning correctly.
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As far as I know, it hasn't been working for a week because when I went last tuesday, it wasnt working as well.
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Administered through the Department of Experiential Learning, the Study Away Program provides administrative support to both students and faculty in the particiaption in short-term, credit-bearing and travel-based experiences.
These experience are designed to prepare students of how to travel, acquire a functional knowledge of cultural practices and ability to draw connections from the travel experience to course concepts.
Study Away involves a credit-bearing course specifically designed around a travel experience which is faculty-led. Study Away experiences may be local, regional, national, or international.
Examples include:
- A 10-day experience traveling through France, Germany, Morocco or Italy as part of HU 219 Global Studies through International Travel course.
- A 9-day stay in Costa Rica as part of Nursing AD 248/258 clinical courses. Students implement effective community/transcultural nursing strategies to support health promotion and disease prevention using the nursing process, critical thinking and communication skills in a community setting.
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Current Articles and Research about Study Away
Study Abroad as a Community College Student Devon Haynie (2014)
Internationalization and Employability: The role of Intercultural Experiences in the Development of Transferable Skills Elspeth Jones (2013)
The Benefits of Study Abroad: New Study Confirms Significant Gains Mary M Dwyer, PhD and Courtney K. Peters (2012)
AFIS Student Guide to Study Abroad and Career Development Martin Tillman (2011)