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As a fan of both disgusting microwaved pizza-inspired calorie bars and vending machines, I find nothing at all threatening in this TombStone Deep Dish Pizza unit. I can think of nothing better with which to wash it down than a giant can of Red Bull. The End Is Near [Sheeats via Serious Eats] Previously • Who buys gadgets from vending machines? • The history of Japanese vending machines • Vending machine smashes fine china • Japanese ciggie vending machines demand ID • Japanese Bread-in-a-Can Vending Machine
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Is this really any worse than those revolving vending machines with the egg salad sandwiches?
In fact, I'm hungry, I could use a pizza right now.
One of the commentors in the link said the pizza tastes like shit and costs $4. FYI.
Hmmm, my carwash has something like this. It's 2.5 machines wide and has a much bigger opening – oh, and it's not Tombstone.
Seriously, I agree with the first comment. How is buying a pizza in ANY WAY anywhere near as bad as eating a bag of chips and a Mountain Dew. In my mind it's much better!
I tried the exact same one at the Salt Lake airport; it was pretty bad and horribly greasy. It was doughy with a burnt taste, and the "cheese" was rubbery. Mine only cost $3 and it did a hell of a job breaking through the "sitting for 6 hours" constipation.
Not half as disgusting as what's being consumed from the machine on the right of the photograph.
It might seem disturbing—and heck it is—but if you've ever looked at the modern fast food retail process this all makes sense.
99% of food you order from fast food joints are just made by machine or microwaved and employees are truly cogs in that process.
The only difference between this and a sit down restaurant is the illusion of customer service.
It looks to me that it's a Coke/beverage machine that just happens to be advertising Pizza.
I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure.
@ Bryan Price: I was about to post the same thing.
Does anyone bother to look closely at stuff?
This is made by the same company that makes the Tyson Chicken vending machine that makes me chuckle every time I fly into the "Tulsa International Airport" to visit family. It's how I know I'm back home.
Fresh Fast Fries anyone?
The smell surrounding this baby was indescribable
"Does anyone bother to look closely at stuff?"
Physician, heal thyself? In the bigger picture, it's very clearly a pizza vending machine as described.
If I had enough uncrumpled bills in my pocket, and I was in some airport with hours to kill, and there wasn't even a burger king (or some other crapfood vendor) with real people in it nearby, then yes, I would try something out of this machine. I might even enjoy it a little bit.
I consider myself a bit of a culinary adventurer. And I like to challenge my innards every once in a while. Bring it on.
Fresh Fast Fries anyone?
No Way!
"One of the commentors in the link said the pizza tastes like shit and costs $4. FYI."
…I consider myself a frozen pizza expert, and to be honest I've always felt that Tombstone was more hype than substance. The crust is far more bland than I would expect for $5 USD for a 12″ pizza from your grocer's freezer, and I've actually found more pseudomeat on a Totino's than I've found on a Tombstone. In fact, if I have to buy an expensive frozen pizza, I'd rather plunk down for Red Baron or a pair of Tony's before I go with Tombstone.
On the other hand, to give Tombstone credit, if I have to choose between one and a fresh, piping hot tomato-covered cardboard faux pizza from Domino's…
@9 Swaggin
There's a machine similar at a bar I live near. I saw a sign one day saying "Hot Chips, Mini Spring Roles, Dim Sims $4 all night"
I was pretty drunk and thought, sweet, didn't know they had any kitchen area here! Sure could go a bowl of chips. Handed the bar chick $4 she walked up to a mysterious silver machine that I'd always assumed was their dishwasher. She put the money in, stuck a bowl and the bottom of a shoot and about 2 minutes later I was eating some of the worst hot chips I've ever eaten. Still love the bar but I've avoided their hot 'food' ever since.
Wow America is becoming more Japanese in an entirely American way! Middle america will never get panty machines, but french fries and pizza, put that by the beer and smokes machine, outside of a gun store and WOW.. You got everything youd ever want! (I was going to suggest a gun vending machine but I like to think there is SOME sense in the world)
Oh man, I suck.
Could sworn that was a Sprite label…\
I am sorry.
(sorrier that it exists, but I won't eat the stuff)
Heaps of these in Australia – expanding in service stations and 7/11 clones.
Not that foul. But when I first came across one I felt like an ape examining a bizarre monolith. If the Holiday Park security man wasn't watching I'd have broken it open to examine how the voodoo works. They claim that it is not a microwave.
#13: I agree with your pizza tastes. Hell, I'll take a Totinos over a Tombstone every day.
Actually I'm a real sucker for the Red Baron breakfast pizzas. Yum, and they come in the size that would be spit out by this vending machine.
@18 – I really dislike you for reminding me about those while I'm trying to be good about what I eat. I used to eat those all the time when I was a younger man that didn't bother to read the labels on what I ate.
#15 posted by themindfantastic:
Wow America is becoming more Japanese in an entirely American way!
Indeed. But here's my take on the cross-cultural stuff:
After World War II Japan became a de-militarized country that mimicked American culture. And here in the U.S., we became much more militarized than we were before.
So my big theory is Japanese pop culture is simply what American culture would truly evolve to be if we didn't become obsessed with war and death.
This link leads you the website that features a number of these different machines. They makes the pizzas discussed here as well as hot dogs, chicken strips, boneless chicken wings, taquitos and more.
i recently visited Coney Island (Brooklyn NY) and about 300 feet off the boardwalk they have machine that vends Nathan's Hot Dogs.
Ironically, it is about 100 feet away from a pretty big Nathan's.
It was my first time in NYC, and i wanted a REAL Nathan's (which i did) – but part of me kicks myself for not trying a hot dog from a vending machine – just to see what it tastes like.
Ironically, it is about 100 feet away from a pretty big Nathan's.
That's not just a pretty big Nathan's… That is the original Nathan's.
At Fenway Park, there are vending machines that sell kosher hot dogs, knishes, fries and onion rings. (http://www.koshervendingindustries.com/)
The hot dogs are surprisingly good, the onion rings leave something to be desired (overpriced, dry and stuck together). I didn't get the knish, but I heard that they're pretty good, too.
The guy who runs HotNosh (oy) has kids at the Jewish day school where my wife teaches. he donated a hot dog machine to the school. Whether or not you think this is a good thing apparently depends on how old you are.
Whether or not you think this is a good thing apparently depends on how old you are.
So in the future, Mr. Hooper's store on Sesame Street will just be an array of vending machines the folks in the neighborhood hang around near.
Jack @ 25:
It's more that the teenaged boys think that hotdogs from a machine are a gift from God, whereas the teachers (and most of the girls) think they're vile.
(I'm somewhere in between the two.)


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Renewable energy has become politically correct boondoggle
To The Daily Sun,
Profiles in courage defined John Kennedy. Profiles in cowardice describe Barack Obama.
Once again Obama has kicked the can down the road on the Keystone pipeline to placate environmental advocates who hold sway in key Senate elections in November. The delay has not only drawn the wrath of conservatives, but union construction workers who are the really big losers. They are the ones missing out on tens of thousands of new, high-paying jobs while Obama plays politics first. It is no wonder why working-class Americans by majority have become a key voting segment for the Republican Party over the past 25 years.
If a good job is a key to happiness and security, Main Street knows, who best provides those opportunities (and who stonewalls them).
After an exhaustive two-year investigation, the U.S. State Department issued an exhaustive report suggesting the Keystone posed little environmental threat while giving its approval to proceed. The U.S. has dozens of pipelines that cross the border with Canada.
America has tens of thousands of miles of pipelines that crisscross every state in the country like veins in the human body. These pipelines are the life blood of our economy. They provide the gas for our automobiles and the heat for our homes. Obama uses the Keystone as a "dog bone" to reward deep-pocketed, political donors to the Democratic Party.
Renewable energy has become a politically and socially correct boondoggle. All it has done is killed tens of thousands of high-paying jobs in the fossil fuel industry, increasing our debt through a complex maze of generous federal and state subsidies that obfuscate the REAL and true cost of alternative energy generation. The cost comparison of alternative energy sources like wind and are now at all-time highs compared to fossil fuels, most especially natural gas. Wind energy has never been more expensive that it is today. These billions in hidden subsidies that totally distort the true cost of energy to the consume are going to mega size corporations most all of which are based in Europe.
If global temperatures can rise unabated from carbon emissions (a theory still hotly debated scientifically) then the likelihood we are all headed to be fried chicken without being rolled in the colonels secret batter is a strong possibility, no matter how many wind mills the U.S. erects, or how many thousands of square miles we cover with solar cells.
It took America 150 years to create 1 billion tons of coal burning capacity annually. The Chinese just did it in 10. They are on target to add another billion in the next eight years. China still has hundreds of millions of people who have yet to experience the joy of a single light bulb in their home. Coal is cheap and abundant in China.
Listen carefully. All we are doing with federal subsidies to alternative energy is hiding the real costs, which to this day are uncompetitive with fossil fuels with little likelihood they ever will be. After decades of searching to make them less costly nothing has ever been found to make them practical competitively.
The German government just announced recently it was slashing its renewable energy subsidies because high energy costs from renewable energy are causing them to lose billions in business on global markets. That is what is coming to America.
Lost business and more lost jobs from high renewable energy costs and beautiful mountain tops pock-marked with windmills that only make sense to run if government hands endless billions to their European owners.
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Don't have to look hard to document how left-leaning our press is
To The Daily Sun,
Apparently Bernedette Loesch is not aware or what the rest of the world knows, that our mass media is run by left-leaning editors, programmers, writers, and broadcasters. I should do my homework, she says. Seems because these things are corporations, she thinks they can have no political agendas. So okay Bernadette how's this for homework?
1. Dan Sutter of the University of Oklahoma says, "A systemic liberal bias in the U.S. media could depend on the fact that owners and or journalists typically lean to the left."
2. Of the 20 top newspapers in the country, based on readership distribution, 15 are noted liberal-leaning, three are conservative-leaning and two are considered neutral.
3. On TV, we see ABC, CBS, NBC, MSNBC, CNN, PBS and BBC all leaning left, while only Fox is leaning right.
4. James A. Kuypers did a study of 116 mainstream papers and found the mainstream print press operates in a narrow range of liberal beliefs. Those who express points of view further to the left are generally ignored whereas those who express moderate or conservative points of view were often actively demeaned or labeled as holding minority points of view. In short, if a potential leader regardless of party were to speak within this narrow accepted range of discourse he or she would receive positive press coverage. If however a person of either party spoke outside the accepted range of discourses he or she would receive negative press coverage.
5. Even David Baron of Stanford University provided a theoretic model showing the mass media behavior in which a pool of journalists systemically lean left or right to maximize profits by providing content based on their consumer orientation.
If you care to check the Internet, Bernedette, you too can find hundreds of studies on the subject. Dig hard and you can even find a few that will support your version of reality.
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When will colleges return to era of free speech & honest debate?
To The Daily Sun,
Are many of the halls of academia filled with cowards and appeasers? Brandeis University appears to be exhibit one. Perhaps Brandeis University is too stuck on the Sandra Fluke, "War on Women," "give me free contraceptives" saga to understand how unconscionable their act of cowardice and appeasement is to most Americans.
Ayaan Hirsi Ali, a Somalian woman, born into a Muslim family, now teaches at Harvard. She is a courageous woman and perhaps the most fearless and outspoken advocate for women in the Islamic world. While growing up as a Muslim girl in Somalia, she suffered genital mutilation, horrible "honor" crimes and had to flee from a forced marriage. One of Brandeis's founding principles mentions their belief in the "spirit of free expression." That principle is now on life support as a result of their rescinding of the invitation of Hirsi Ali to receive an honorary degree at their graduation ceremony. CAIR (Council on American Islamic Relations) marched in, frothing at the mouth while screaming "Islamophobia" until the President of Brandeis, cowering in politically correct fear, meekly acquiesced.
Ali was also involved the the documentary, "Honor Diaries." A moving tribute to nine brave Muslim women who have come forward to tell their stories of savage brutality brought upon them and other females, including girls as young as nine forced to marry men — a coercion called rape in civilized societies. The documentary also praises moderate Muslims. Nevertheless, CAIR again reared its ugly head and screamed "Islamophobia." The universities of Michigan and Illinois, trembling in apparent fear, have canceled their showing of this award-winning documentary.
Though Ali is also an advocate for gay rights and is pro-choice, the feminists have viciously attacked her and tried to de-legitimize her, reports Kirsten Powers, a liberal columnist for USA Today and the Daily Beast. She goes on to say that Anne Rice can quit Christianity and call the Catholic Church hostile and immoral, which is her right in a country so enamored with freedom of speech. Yet a former Muslim is somehow not accorded that same right. How does this juxtaposition grab you?
The leaders of Islam are all men and so according to the Koran, women must acquiesce to their every desires and have no rights. Thus Ayaan Hirsi Ali, who suffered intense abuse at the hands of male Muslims, is not allowed to criticize the Muslim faith, even in this country. So who does liberal academia and the feminists go after? Why Ali of course, while seemingly agreeing and enforcing the misogyny of the male Muslim leaders. Is that not progressive paradox-ism at it's most disgraceful? It is certainly incongruous, hateful, feckless and absurd in the extreme.
I will conclude this shameful moment in the history of an increasingly intolerant and less enlightened college scene with a quote from Jeffrey Herf, history professor at the University of Maryland, who received his Ph.D. from Brandeis in 1981. "That the president of a university that was founded by Jews in the immediate aftermath of the Holocaust, should have rescinded an honor to a woman who has had the courage to attack the most important source of Jew hatred in the world today is a disgraceful act and a failure of leadership. Instead of appeasing intolerance in your faculty, you should have taken this moment to reaffirm the values for which Brandeis has stood for so long and reconfirm the place of universities as models of tolerance and enlightenment in our troubled society".
It would be nice if this was just an aberration within our hallowed halls of academia. What will it take to get our universities to return to their position as beacons of free speech and honest debate? That would be the core aspects of college life that have been their hallmarks for so long. It would be so great if Professors Maloof and Cracraft could agree with me on this one critical point, by expressing their shock and dismay at this apparent loss of moral and intellectual integrity at Brandeis and other universities.
Russ Wiles
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Linda Riley (4/24) 240 BENGHAZI
To The Daily Sun,
Remember Benghazi? I am asking because I have not heard anything new lately in the news, yet a report just came out saying it could have been prevented.
Prevented how? The Citizens Commission on Benghazi is a group of people who think Benghazi should have been investigated. They are concerned citizens, in which some have held high positions in the CIA and military.
Their report stated that the U.S., which had a blockade around Libya, allowed a shipment of arms into Libya. The arms were supposed to be delivered to Gaddafi but instead went to the rebels. The U.S. was supporting the rebels.
In the report, it stated that Gaddafi volunteered to step down, but the U.S. declined. Gaddafi was a brutal dictator, but he did all that he could to suppress Islamic extremists, which also happens to be in the interest of the U.S.
One member of the group thought that Benghazi was supposed to be a kidnapping. Instead, our ambassador and three other citizens were murdered. Murdered by these weapons?
Where are these weapons now? With Syrian rebels, which are predominately extremists?
Who cares about Benghazi? I do. For a time, other countries feared us, and our citizens were safe overseas, or the wrath of the U.S. government would be on them. Now we want to be friends ... and our citizens are not safe.
Who cares about Benghazi? I do. Do you?
Linda Riley
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Why is Officer Dawson getting a free ride at taxpayer expense?
To The Daily Sun,
Why are the Town of Tilton taxpayers paying for officer Matt Dawson's services, while he is not working? He has cost the Tilton Police X amount of dollars on house searches that have been totally meaningless. Also, pleading the 5th Amendment on a case that involves himself makes him not fully cooperating with the investigation, yet he is getting a free ride on our tax paying expense, while others struggle to get by!
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Relatives of the Chinese passengers on board flight MH370 said they were prepared for a long- term battle to find their loved ones, as the final relative who had been staying at the Lido Hotel in Beijing checked out yesterday.
Steps they plan on taking include holding weekly meetings and setting up a website.
"I stayed as long as I can to confront the Malaysian side. They should respond properly to the relatives of MH370 passengers," said Jiang Hui .
Jiang, 41, is an IT engineer from Beijing.
His 70-year-old mother was among 239 passengers and crew on the Kuala Lumpur to Beijing flight that vanished without trace on March 8.
"I'm so disappointed that the Malaysian government and airline did not present their preliminary report to the families. They also never explained why they forced us to leave early," he said.
Earlier, Malaysia Airlines announced that it would close all of its family assistance centres worldwide by Wednesday. However, relatives were asked to leave the Lido by 6pm on May 2 without further explanation.
Jiang decided to stay in the hotel, after all the remaining relatives left by the May 2 deadline. Since then, he and his brother have paid 759 yuan (HK$955) a night for the hotel room.
More than two-thirds of the 154 missing Chinese passengers are from outside Beijing, and their relatives returned to their hometowns from the Lido.
Members of the MH370 relatives council, which now calls itself the relatives' aid group, suspected that the end of their hotel stay was due to a protest by some 100 relatives outside the Malaysian embassy in Beijing on April 25, demanding information.
"Asking us to leave the Lido will break up the large group of relatives," said Steve Wang, a spokesman for the group.
"It's not that we want free accommodation and food from the airline. We're afraid that once we leave, there will be less and less information, and that we'll be completely ignored."
To Jiang, the hotel was like a battlefield where the more than 100 families could stand together and fight for the truth. They want their loved ones back, or at least to find out where they are.
"We'll never give up looking for them," he said.
The biggest problem for the relatives was that Malaysia Airlines stopped providing them with updated information and even made mistakes while collecting missing passengers' information, Jiang said.
The relatives' aid group has just released a statement with families in the United States, Malaysia, India and New Zealand to ask the Malaysian government to provide them with raw data.
"Above all, we still demand the release of the raw data," Wang said. "Experts from around the world may help us find our loved ones based on the data."
The relatives' aid group will shortly set up a website to gather all the information that might help to locate the missing plane. They also plan to find a venue in Beijing for their weekly or monthly meetings to brief relatives and continue communications with Malaysia.
Jiang said that he was tired of hotel food after staying in the Lido for two months and was looking forward to spending more time with his three-year-old daughter.
"At first I had to lie to her when she asked where her granny was," he said. "Now she asks less. I fear that she won't remember my mother at all."
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In reply to: Beaker (May 10th 2014, 3:14pm)
Awww boo hoo hoo, no more free hotel and room service forever. Leeches. They make all Chinese people look bad to the world. How many of these are hired help posing as "relatives"? Ever go to a funeral in Mainland? They hire these professional criers and play crying sounds from speakers on an endless loop. Why are these people in their 30-50's working? How do they ask for unlimited time off from work, not to take care of a sick relative, but to grieve for missing ones forever? Other families of other tragedies grieve and mourn and then try to put their lives back together. These special CHINESE "relatives" want free things forever.
That night on 8 MAR 2014 warplanes have been used,shots and/or missiles fired (oil rig observer) Dozens of Earwitnesses have heard the loud intercept/escort warplanes.It is an inside job from Malaysia.The B777 was rigged for R/C Control.We have to find out what exactly was the act of war.
In reply to: Beaker (May 10th 2014, 3:14pm)
What I found interesting was that the 'mourners physically attacked the Malaysian airline staff in the Beijing hotel whilst the Chinese security people stood by and watched. THAT, would not have happened had it been a Chinese airline staffer.


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MESA, Ariz. – Jorge Soler pulled his white SUV into the spot reserved for Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts. Javier Baez parked his white Mercedes-Benz right next to it.
The two big-name prospects haven't taken over the place yet. They made an extra stop for a few minutes after Wednesday's rain-shortened workout as the Cubs cleaned out their lockers and moved their stuff from Fitch Park to HoHoKam Stadium.
Soler and Baez are eventually going to make the trip back down Center Street and return to minor-league camp. But first they will get a taste of the Cactus League.
Just like the Cubs fans counting down their arrival to Wrigley Field, manager Dale Sveum is curious to see how two of Baseball America's top 100 prospects perform.
"I'm very anxious," Sveum said. "Obviously, those are the guys you talk about that are on your radar in the minor-league system. They have all those God-given tools – the speed, the arm, the power.
"It's pretty special talent and bat speed those guys have – you want to see it in person and in game speed."
Soler and Baez will bat fifth-sixth – followed by Junior Lake and Brett Jackson – in the Blue team's lineup for Thursday's intrasquad scrimmage at HoHoKam Stadium.
"You can get used to being here," Baez said. "(But you got) to work hard every day."
Before Opening Day, the Cubs will play close to 40 exhibitions during a spring that will also feature the World Baseball Classic. That means Baez and Soler could get an extended look.
"They have to prepare for (their minor-league) season as well," Sveum said. "There always comes that time in spring training where the starters start going seven innings and preparing. But we have so many split-squad games, they're going to get quite a few games in before anything happens (where they're) getting sent down. There's a lot of at-bats out there."
Baseball America sees Baez (No. 16) and Soler (No. 34) as blue-chip prospects. Theo Epstein's front office has been touting them as pieces for The Foundation for Sustained Success.
[Related: Four Cubs crack Baseball America's top 100 prospects]
The Chicago press corps has been hyping them, too, looking for future angles after covering a 101-loss season and not having much drama in a clubhouse without Milton Bradley and Carlos Zambrano.
Eventually Soler, the $30 million Cuban defector, will return to Fitch Park and hit cars with his bombs in batting practice. Baez, the 2011 first-round pick, is on a faster track, but still has less than 300 at-bats in professional baseball.
Baez notices it on his Twitter account, how eager Cubs fans are to see the future arrive at Wrigley Field.
"I'm really excited to be here," Baez said, "(and) see all the fans and play in front of a lot of people who show the love they got for you."


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They are always there for us Salvation Army seeks holiday gift distribution site
Director of Development Chris Nind explained the situation: "Last year we used office space, which at the time wasn't leased, but this year it is. The site will be both the drop-off and collection point for food, clothing, toys and personal items. Ideally we're looking for a space similar to a warehouse or showroom. It would also be ideal if it was on the ground floor and has public access."
Last year the Salvation Army had more than 10,000 individuals and families benefit from what is known as the Christmas Cheer program. "We gave out just over 20,000 gifts and 5,000 food bags and gift certificates, along with 145 bicycles," said Nind.
Through its Angel Tree Program, the organization gathers information on individuals in need, and then puts "Angel Cards" at businesses, doctors offices and other spots. People can select whom they'd like to donate to (the cards have information, such as the child's age and "wish lists" on them.)
The Salvation Army is probably best known for its Red Kettle Campaign, always highly visible outside of shops around the holidays. "We raise a third of our income, for what we need for the whole year at that time," said Nind. He said it is important to note that the Army supports individuals in need year-round. "We're looking to get the toys, food and gifts donated and help those in need over the holiday period, but throughout the year too," he said.
"We do emergency social services. For example, last year we assisted just under 8,000 Collier County residents with food, clothing, rental assistance, utilities and medical expenses. The recipients cover every nationality, race, color and creed."
He added: "Because of the Naples community help we receive, these people have a place to turn in times of temporary economic hardship. We also have a childcare center where we are serving 80 children between ages one and five. We also run an after-school program which transports 45 children from area schools for snacks, tutoring, education and recreational activities. The children range in age from kindergarten through age 12."
Nind said they also address the needs of the community through Disaster Relief services, where they can supply meals and water within two hours of a disaster call. "We have a canteen and a kitchen here," he said of their headquarters. "If we'd go to hurricane warning, we already have food banks set up."
Along with the American Red Cross, the Salvation Army made one of the largest relief efforts for Hurricane Katrina. "And we sent people to Katrina from Naples," Nind added.
Other program include Seniors Club, Bikes For Work, Backpacks For School, youth groups, canned food drives, thanksgiving baskets and the holiday programs. The Army also has a thrift shop on Davis Boulevard. and a warehouse.
Anyone who has space available to help the Salvation Army with Christmas Cheer, call Ramos at 775-9447. And the Salvation Army is also looking for a variety of different volunteers for different programs. "We always need volunteers for the Red Kettle and Christmas Cheer Programs," said Nind.
The day care: 3180 Estey Road (off Airport-Pulling Road) 417-2315. The thrift store: 2313 Davis Blvd. 774-1445. The warehouse: 2222 Kirkwood Ave. 775-8382.
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Anton Myagotin was born on 27 September 1979 in Khabarovsk (Russia). He received the Dipl. Ing. degree in electrical engineer-ing in 2002 from the Khabarovsk State Technical University (Russia). He received the master degree in computer science in 2003 from the Saarbrücken University (Germany). From 2003 to 2006, he was a PhD student at Saarbrücken University (Germany). From 2006 to 2008, he was a lecturer in the Russian-German Institute of Computer Science at the Pacific State University (Russia). He received the PhD degree in the field of informational, measuring and control systems in 2011 from Institute of Mechanical Engineering Problems (Russian Academy of Science). Now, he is a dean of foreign student educational programs at the Saint-Petersburg State University of Civil Aviation. His research interests include signal and image processing, foam physics and parallel reconstruction algorithms.
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'Bachelor' Winner Emily Maynard Returns Brad Womack's Ring
According to Us Weekly, Maynard was spotted running errands in Charlotte, N.C., without the rock Womack presented to her on 'The Bachelor' finale, with an insider confirming that she has returned it to ABC.
Sources claim that the couple's long-distance relationship was just too hard to continue, with a source telling Us, "It's completely over now."
Maynard is reported to have initiated the breakup, which happened about two weeks ago after she visited Womack's home in Austin, Texas, in a last-ditch attempt to save their relationship.
"Emily is happy in Charlotte [North Carolina] and is not moving to Austin with [her 5-year-old daughter] Ricki," a source told Us. "She is content."
The breakup comes as no surprise to those keeping tabs on the reality couple. Trouble has been brewing in paradise since the March finale, where the couple's body language gave some clues into their icy relationship.
Who knows, maybe third time's a charm for Womack?
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What a FLAKE and FAKE she is anyway. She's living i her past, and she will grow old by herself if she doesn't change the ME me me poor me attitude.
- Tuesday 24 MayBy B
I knew she was a PSYCO and I only saw one episode of that show. He should have picked the shark tank girl
- Tuesday 24 MayBy me
Who gives a sh*t? Brad sucks and the shows are moronic.
- Tuesday 24 May
Whew! She sure dodged a bullet there!
- Tuesday 24 MayBy kay
You can tell at the proposal she wasn't in love with him. View it again, he proposes and gets a hug ...no kiss?? I think he's weird, but she clearly isn't in love with him.
- Tuesday 24 MayBy Kate
that's why he chose her, because she wasn't in love with him. Brad didn't want to get married he just wanted to improve his image as a jerk. By choosing Emily instead of one of the girls that actually cared for him he could improve his image and not have to be tied down in a relationship. Brad is one of "those guys." You know the ones that simply like for women to want them..to love them..then he dumps them. There are guys like that out there unfortunately and Both Seasons I've seen that in Brad. He just says the right thing to get the girl hooked...but he doesnt mean any of them you can tell...there's no real emotion there...it's more about conquests.
- Tuesday 24 MayBy Sharon
They both have problems. Not a good place to be. This is best for the little girl, Ricki.
- Tuesday 24 MayBy Jocko
Brad screwed up AGAIN. No more chances for him. If Emily had been more honest, she would have dropped out before this sham took place.
- Tuesday 24 MayBy Randi
I think Brad needs to get his anger issues in check.
- Tuesday 24 MayBy Mary
Smart girl, so does this mean he will be back after this season for another try to find love? He is a loser and wants the attention not love.
- Tuesday 24 MayBy jmback2004
PLEASE don't bring him back for another season!!! I would rather watch paint dry..
- Tuesday 24 MayBy deeq
why did she even bother going on this show ? she knew she wouldn't leave NC-just another fake blond idiot!
- Tuesday 24 MayBy will
Hes probably gay.
- Tuesday 24 MayBy Pat
Another season??? Who watches this stuff? A TV reality show is most certainly not the place to find a spouse to spend the rest of your life with.
- Tuesday 24 MayBy Juli
Not only do I second that, I trillionth that.
- Tuesday 24 MayBy Jes
How about he go find an actual woman to DATE first. These shows are so ridiculous. My man and I are getting married after 4 years together, what could these people possibly know about each other that would warrant them getting married? Also, why keep having the same guy on? I'm thinking it's not the women who have the issue, he looks kinda like a jerk anyway.
- Tuesday 24 MayBy MacD
Now she can be available for Bentley the creep among creeps on this season of the show.
- Tuesday 24 MayBy MacD
Now she can be available for Bentley the creep among creeps on this season of the show.
- Tuesday 24 MayBy Judy
Maybe he will show up on the Bachelorette????
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this show makes me laugh. how can you possibly get to know someone that quick? also having so many girls at one time im sure takes your emotions in 500 different directions. this brad guy has issues anyway. he cant find a steady girl on his own? he needs a show to do it. hes pathetic.
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Achieving sustainable health careDecember 09,2012
The following opinion piece is based on a speech made by John Brumsted, M.D., at a community forum held Oct. 24 in South Burlington, where he discussed how Vermont is developing new models for both health care delivery and payment to provide high-quality health care thats also affordable. Dr. Brumsted is president and chief executive officer of Fletcher Allen Health Care in Burlington.
Amid the current gloomy national headlines about health care reform, theres a great story in Vermont about what is right and whats working. Weve made great progress on the goals that are shared by all: right care, right time, close to home.
The federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, and Vermonts complementary law, Act 48, passed by the Legislature and signed by Gov. Peter Shumlin in 2011, established clear goals. And were working closely with the newly formed Green Mountain Care Board to align our efforts with theirs.
Our focus is on the major challenge that remains in health care: bending the cost curve.
Health care has been a story of advances research has led to major clinical achievements, quality of care has improved nationally and particularly in Vermont, with tremendous progress in ensuring access, and new attention is being given to making the patient experience more respectful and convenient.
Now as we turn to bending the cost curve, were making progress on that front via two key strategies: collaboration and integration.
Collaboration is part of the Vermont DNA.
Today, theres no better example of collaboration than a unique effort being led by the regions two university medical centers. Fletcher Allen and Dartmouth-Hitchcock are partnering with nearly every hospital in Vermont along with primary care providers, specialists, community health centers and rural health clinics to form OneCare Vermont, a new and more efficient way of caring for Medicare beneficiaries, focusing first on quality because quality care, by its very nature, is the most cost-effective care. OneCare Vermont is whats known by Medicare as an Accountable Care Organization. There are currently several hundred ACOs under way in the U.S. But ours is unique in that it is the only ACO that covers an entire state, and the only one that is being led by a collaboration of two university medical centers.
On the integration front, we also have success stories. As Vermonts university medical center, we believe that integrated delivery systems are the model for the future. In alliance with the University of Vermont, we have created an integrated delivery system called Fletcher Allen Partners.
Our first partner was Central Vermont Medical Center, and early next year, Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital in Plattsburgh and Elizabethtown Community Hospital in northern New York will join us. Four hospitals, more than 1,000 physicians, more than 2,000 nurses and countless other health care professionals all brought together to serve patients across the region, in an integrated approach.
Among our plans and achievements:
Creating standardized treatment protocols and fully integrating patient records.
Linking doctors and clinicians across the region via telemedicine for real-time consultation.
Using our Simulation Laboratory at the UVM College of Medicine and College of Nursing and Health Sciences for training staff at partner hospitals.
Integrating operations to cut costs. In one year alone, Fletcher Allen and CVMC saved more than $1 million via coordinated purchasing of drugs, orthopedic implants and other medical supplies.
This kind of integration and coordination makes absolute sense from both a clinical and a business perspective, as we can realize economies of scale and avoid duplication.
What Ive described here are just a few examples of how collaboration and integration benefit patients, purchasers of health insurance and payers.
These efforts are certainly not simple, nor easy. They require everyone involved to make changes, and change is always difficult but when we can deliver better health care and rein in costs, we welcome that change.
As a practicing physician in Vermont for 30 years, what has always kept me going is making an impact, one patient at a time. Now we are doing it collectively, creating a model for the country and, more importantly, charting a new and even better course for medicine and health care for the people and families of Vermont and Northern New York.MORE IN PerspectiveThe decision by Rep. Full StoryThe debate about the Charleston, S.C. Full StoryIn the summer my husband and I usually have a major project to work on around the house. Full Story
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@MISC{Bengio96recurrentneural, author = {Yoshua Bengio and François Gingras}, title = {Recurrent Neural Networks for Missing or Asynchronous Data}, year = {1996}}
In this paper we propose recurrent neural networks with feedback into the input units for handling two types of data analysis problems. On the one hand, this scheme can be used for static data when some of the input variables are missing. On the other hand, it can also be used for sequential data, when some of the input variables are missing or are available at different frequencies. Unlike in the case of probabilistic models (e.g. Gaussian) of the missing variables, the network does not attempt to model the distribution of the missing variables given the observed variables. Instead it is a more "discriminant" approach that fills in the missing variables for the sole purpose of minimizing a learning criterion (e.g., to minimize an output error). 1 Introduction Learning from examples implies discovering certain relations between variables of interest. The most general form of learning requires to essentially capture the joint distribution between these variables. However, for many spe...
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