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It doesn't seem to have the graphical fidelity of something like Project CARS, however people are saying it handles real good. Anyone who owns the game, can you let me know how it is? Also added bonus if you have a wheel (particularly a Logitech Driving Force GT), I'd like to hear how its wheel support is at the moment.

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So, these nudes have popped up, and I'm not disappointed. Sure, I'm holding out for her sex tape to be released, but until then, I'll have to sit back and enjoy these raw nude pics of her, and pray to Allah, that the Hilary Duff sex tape will see the light of day sometime soon. However, let me be clear, I'm only interested in it, if she filmed it BEFORE she had a baby.


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From the origins of net centric warfare in the 1940s, the Stage Plans of the 1950s, and the change of threat from aircraft to the ballistic missile, Battle Flight examines the steps taken to protect the British populace from nuclear Armageddon.Following WWII, Britain's air defences comprised a mix of interceptors and anti-aircraft guns that were tailored to counter mass bomber raids by piston-engine aircraft. These defences were rendered obsolete by the jet engine and the atomic bomb and the search for a cost-effective anti-aircraft system began. Interceptors were the obvious first line of defence and would remain so to this day, but unguided rockets and new surface-to-air guided-weapons (SAGW) were also examined. Wartime advances in guided weapons had ended, the teams dispersed, and the work forgotten, but such weapons were soon prioritized.Defensive weapons required control systems and plans were drawn up to integrate radar, command, control, and interception. These plans (Nucleus, Igloo, Rotor, Ahead, and Linesman) changed radically over a 20-year period, reflecting the rapid advance of technology in the post-war period. The 1960s saw stabilization with the interceptors as the main defence and SAMs to protect the V-bomber bases. All thoughts of ABMs were discarded, as the ballistic missile became the primary deterrent on both sides. By the 1980s the advent of long-range interceptors such as Tornado saw a change in the protection of north Atlantic convoys from Soviet attacks. As the 21st century dawned the spectre of terrorism and airborne threat changed to include the possibility of shooting down hijacked airliners, Britain's air defences diminished to 5 squadrons of Typhoons and the Aster SAMs of the Royal Navy, and Russian Air Force's Blackjacks and Bears still make forays into Britain's air defence zone. "Battle Flight" provides an in-depth examination of the history of Britain's air defence offering an insight into evolution up to the present day.
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The Spurs returned home after their late night series clinching win against Golden State.
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The crowd cheered and chanted "Go Spurs Go!" before and after the flight arrived.
Many of the Spurs players and coaches waived to the fans as they drove away from the parking lot.
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I have a queue that is constantly being filled with work items these items need to be processed in a timely manner - so we have many different processors waiting to receive the items that are being processed
Each of these sub processors can only handle one set of data at a time and the data needs to be pushed to it so this is how i was thinking about doing it
It starts off with:
- A Process inserts items into the queue
- The queue should be unique - so that if a item is already in the queue it should not be reinserted (I am not sure at this time - but i might need to boost the priority on such an item , in which case a queue might not work)
I was thinking
- Dispatcher creates a object for each available processor
- Start Loop:
- Dispatcher Checks if there are items in the queue to be worked on
- Dispatcher looks for a processor that is not currently working
- Dispatcher Sends the work items to the Idle Processor
- Goto Start Loop:
My question is , how do i manage the threads on the Processor Objects I am thinking of doing one of the following:
- When a Processor object gets tickled by the dispatcher - Create a thread and start processing on it, when the thread finishes let it die. - Obvious Cons: Creating and killing a bunch of threads (Will a thread pool alleviate this issue?)
- Creating a dedicated thread for each processor that will do its work and then check the processor object to see if there is any more work for it to do - Obvious Cons: 50 Processors means 50 threads , and the synchronization might get difficult
- There is probably a simpler way to do this
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I seem to have been unclear - the data does not have to be processed by all processors It can be processed by ANY of the processors - however once a processor start processing data we cannot send it any new data until it has finished processing - meanwhile new data is pouring into the queue and the manager needs to keep dolling out the data as fast as it can -
So the loop is like this again
- Dispatcher looks to see if any of the processors are available and there are items in the queue to process
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Diana McCarthy takes it upon herself to illustrate the real story behind my last WIRED UK column. Also she is fucked in the head
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I do believe I love this Diana McCarthy person.
I second that. Saw that strip before reading the Wired article earlier, pretty funny stuff :D Warren, you need to talk Diana into letting us grab print versions of that piece and a few of her others, Snowman Ellis included hahahaa
Oh, dear, that is funny.
For fuck sake, tell me this is a ongoing web comic. Please?
We need more of this kind of insanity.
That's absolutely fantastic.
The title made my balls pull up into my stomach in delight!
That needs AN ENTIRE FUCKING BOOK.
That was epic, I agree with the lads above, someone needs to ask her to continue with Warren in outer space.
You know what though, that girls site is not full of art, no, it's full of pornography. That's how good those illustrations are.
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I did read the intitial post; sorry, but that's what precipitated my question. Who is Delfino? What state championship?
The Art of living is more like wrestling than dancing.
If you read DF's post it is clear he is just making stuff up.
Jaggers totally man'd up this whole year starting with the UM dual at St. Johns's. Phenomenal season and before this year I was not a big fan of his but afterwards and watching his interview he is definetly one to look up to and admire in this sport of gladiators.
Next year Palmer redshirts and Jaggers goes 149 and upsets Metcalf.
I think its entirely conceivable that they redshirt Palmer. If they do it, Jaggers can bump to 49, then they can insert Nemec at 57.
Well know that I look at the line-ups for the future it really does make alot of sense.
08-09 with Palmer
133: Humphrey
141: Jaggers
149: Palmer
157: Johnstone/Nemec
08-09 without Palmer
133: Livingston
141: Humphrey
149: Jaggers
157: Johnstone/Nemec
Livingston - Could AA for sure at 133
Humphrey - Could AA at 133 and 141, easier at 133, more comfortable at 141
Jaggers - Could Win at 141 and 149, easier at 141, more comfortable at 149
Palmer - Could AA or possibly win it at 149. Would most likely take his place back at 149 for his last two years.
Johnstone/Nemec - The starter could AA at 157
Freshman Sitting: Thompson(133/141) Jameson(141/149) Kusar(149/157)
133: Livingston/Thompson/Harrington/Zamaria
141: Livingston/Jameson/Thompson/C.Palmer(Not that he has Committed)
149: L.Palmer/Jameson/Kusar
157: Nemec/Kusar
This thread is a peice of garbage, he wasn't even close to getting reversed and giving up nearfall. It was about 3 seconds from being a stalemate and Mendes knew he had Jags in pain and was frustrated by the way the whole match had gone and just cranked that ankle as hard as he could. Seemed to me like he was the one trying to win a National championship on an injury default. Honestly to even debate the heart and courage it took Jags to come from the six seed and consecutively beat the #3, #2, and #1 seeds and finish out 16 seconds of the latter with an ankle that only adreniline allowed weight to bare, is an insult to not only what Jaggers did, but the sport of wrestling.
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4.37pm - Danny Kelly hits a vicious first-time strike, but his attempt comes off the underside of the crossbar. All still to play for as we head into the last five minutes.
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4.34pm – Adam Cunnington has come on for Bonner for United, who have gone close again with Pompey keeper Jones forced to push behind a Simpson free kick from 25 yards.
4.31pm - Truro hit the post again through substitute Cody Cooke. Meanwhile, City are dealt a blow as Callum Donnelly is forced off due to injury.
4.29pm – GOAL Portsmouth 2 United 1. Appiah puts the ball in the bottom left-hand corner to give United a lifeline.
4.26pm – GOAL Portsmouth 2 United 0. Own goal as Liam Hughes clears the ball off the line, but straight at the unknowing Tom Bonner as the ball rebounds into the net.
It came after Dunn could only palm away a shot from James Dunne.
4.23pm – Ricky Holmes on for Ryan Taylor for Portsmouth.
4.22pm – Good save from United keeper Dunn from Jack Whatmough's close-range shot.
4.21pm – Unbelievable noise being created by both sets of fans at Fratton Park as befits a crowd of 16,671 with 1,180 United supporters in that number.
4.17pm - GOAL CAMBRIDGE CITY 1 TRURO CITY 1. Callum Donnelly is brought down in the area by Truro keeper Kyle Moore and Josh Beech slots home the resulting spot kick. Game on.
4.14pm – United's Ryan Donaldson smashes a powerful effort against the bar from 25 yards after good work by Simpson.
4.12pm – Luke Stanley has scored twice to put Soham 2-1 up at Burnham Ramblers while Karl Gibbs has edged St Ives 1-0 ahead against Beaconsfield.
4.10pm - First substitution for City as Ieuan Lewis comes on for Josh Dawkin.
4.06pm – Second half under way at Portsmouth v United with Robbie Simpson on for Richard Tait for United.
4.04pm - The attendance at the Glass World Stadium is 237, including some very vocal Truro fans who have been singing their hearts out all match.
3.59pm - Andrew Phillips is the first name in the book for persistent infringements.
3.57pm - Truro kick off the second half at the Glass World Stadium.
3.54pm - Elsewhere at half time, it's Hungerford 0 Histon O, St Neots 1 Weymouth 0, Burnham Ramblers 1 Soham 0, Northwood 0 Royston 1 and St Ives 0 Beaconsfield SYCOB 0.
3.50pm – Half time Portsmouth 1 United 0. Eventful first half with Pompey having the best of the chances, but how it will play out in the second half with United playing against 10 men remains to be seen.
3.45pm - HALF TIME CAMBRIDGE CITY 0 TRURO CITY 1
3.44pm – Portsmouth are down to 10 men after an awful challenge from Adam Webster on Harrison Dunk sees him pick up his second booking following an earlier yellow card.
Pompey react by sending on Joe Devera for Nigel Atangana.
3.42pm – Liam Hughes tries his luck, but his deflected shot is comfortably scooped up by Pompey stopper Jones.
3.39pm – Soham are 1-0 down at Burnham Ramblers in the Ryman League, Northern Division.
3.35pm – GOAL Portsmouth 1 Cambridge United 0. Delightful flicked header by Ryan Taylor from Storey's cross from the left.
3.32pm – Portsmouth keeper Jones does very well to make a one-handed save to push away a fierce strike from Greg Taylor from the edge of the box after he cuts inside from the left.
3.28pm - GOAL CAMBRIDGE CITY 0 TRURO CITY 1. The visitors take the lead with a deflected strike. Issac Vassell's effort deflects of Will Lawton and evades the clutches of Zac Barrett for the opener.
3.25pm - Now it's City's turn to go close. It needs Arran Pugh to race back and clear Callum Donnelly's cross-cum-shot after Truro keeper Kyle Moore commits himself.
3.24pm - Truro almost take the lead following a long spell of dominance, only for the evergreen Barry Hayles to see his shot hit the post.
3.22pm – The woodwork comes to United's rescue as Miles Storey cuts inside from the left and fires against the bar.
3.20pm – Ryan Taylor has hammered a powerful drive just wide from 20 yards for Portsmouth.
3.12pm – Terrific reflex save from United keeper Dunn with his chest, coming off his line quickly after the ball falls kindly for Pompey striker Ryan Taylor.
3.09pm – Kwesi Appiah nudges the ball just wide for United after breaking through into the right side of the box.
It comes just moments after United keeper Chris Dunn is forced to tip the ball over from Jed Wallace's dipping 20-yard effort.
3.07pm - St Neots have already gone 1-0 up against Weymouth. Arthur Lee is the man on target.
3.03pm – Portsmouth keeper Paul Jones has to arch himself to claim a ball from Josh Coulson after Tom Elliott flicks on Ryan Donaldson's free kick.
3.01pm – Kick-off at Portsmouth v United.
2.57pm - Referee Ellis Clarke must be keen to get home because City have already kicked off against Truro.
2.56pm – The teams are out at Fratton Park with a good number of United fans here, but no doubt more still on their way after being stuck in traffic.
In other news, United will face Crawley away in the opening round of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy in the first week of September while Mitch Austin has joined Brackley on loan.
2.30pm - CAMBRIDGE CITY TEAM TO FACE TRURO CITY: Zac Barrett, Tom Pepper, Will Lawton, Lee Chaffey, Charlie Day, Callum Donnelly, Josh Beech, Adam Martin, Josh Dawkin, Danny Kelly, Andrew Phillips.
SUBSTITUTES: Jake Woolley, Ieuan Lewis and Neil Midgley.
2.29pm – Arrived at Fratton Park following a tortuous journey around the M25.
Teams are in for the game between Portsmouth and Cambridge United.
Portsmouth: Jones, Webster, Whatmough, Robinson, Shorey, Dunne, Atangana, Wallace, Taylor, Hollands, Storey. Substitutes: Bass, Devera, Holmes, Bird, Westcarr, Awford, Butler.
United: Dunn, Tait, Taylor, Coulson, Bonner, Hughes, Donaldson, Champion, Appiah, Elliott, Dunk. Substitutes: Norris, Cunnington, Simpson, Sam-Yorke, Chadwick, Whittall, Lennon.


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Glow-in-the-Dark Bath-time Fun
Glow sticks in the bathtub! Why not! I got this idea a few months ago from another blogger (You'll Thank Me One Day – Glow Bath) And the kids just so happened to get Glow Sticks in their stocking this year (…and it also just so happened that Santa found glow sticks in the $1 area at Target). So, the other night we gave it a try. Both kids LOVED it.
The photos don't do it justice (and I'm not comfortable posting the cool video I got for all the world to see my children in the tub) … so just give it a try yourself and see how awesomely fun it is!
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I am always looking for ways to make bath-time more fun as my kids are that keen on the bath, this will work a treat!
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Board Meeting Minutes
December 15, 2014
Present: Ellen Debenport, Tim Alderman, Scott Price, Rodger Marion, MarjBarlow, Judy Davoust and Andrea Ballentine
2015 Board candidates present: Tommy Potts, John Lichtenberger, Marianne Calvanese, Coleen Hilton, Jan Gauvain (Absent: Patrick Datorre)
Also present: Stanley Tartakov, Kit Holmes, Cherie Conway, Leslie Howe
November minutes approved with no corrections or changes.
Judy reported that our ytd statement shows that we were $21,000 in the black in November as compared to $7,400 in the red same time last year. Our attendance is up, but giving is exceptionally up, by 88% since 2010.
$2,507 to tithe. We agreed to give $500 each to Unity and Unity Worldwide Ministries, $1,200 to Kit's trip to Sound Connections, and the remaining $304 to Richard Newsum for tirelessly counting the collection plates nearly every Sunday throughout the year. It was suggested that we tithe to Cindy and Jeff Anderson soon for their generously hosting the annual (we hope) Christmas party.
Staff and ministry report
A couple of church members want to sell their CFO notes, worth approximately $50,000. The member database will soon label all CFO participants, enabling mass mailings. Our preference is only to open the CFO program to new participants or exchanges every 5 years, but private exchanges may be made.
Big news: Lawry Ross has resigned her position as property manager and has been replaced by Jason Hilton. We will need to find someone to fill her Howling Moon function, however, which was HUGE.
Abel Garcia is ready to turn the drainage ditches into arroyos on the north side of the building by lining them with rock. This will cost $2000, which was approved at the November meeting.
Jason Hilton will start examining the exterior repairs that need to be made and figure out what will be best hired out. Remote dimmers have been installed in the sanctuary. (Jason's first big accomplishment!)
Sanctuary has been adjusted to make room for 118 chairs.
Jan Gauvain will put away and label Christmas decorations and discard old ones after the holiday.
Caroline Harper wants to train the congregation on how to use the church online database.
Christmas party at the Anderson's brought in over $3,000. Next fundraiser is Downton Abbey at Tim and Baxter's. Church members are encouraged to host these fundraising events throughout the year.
The annual meeting will be on January 5th. We'll buy pizza for lunch beforehand.
Santa is hoping to send some of our youth to the YOU rally in Fort Worth in January. In February, Unity Church of the Hills will hold a rally for youth and training for youth sponsors.
Nominating Committee Report
Rodger spoke on behalf of Ellen, Leslie, Maggie Wagner and himself regarding the board nominees and the process for identifying and approving them. He is pleased that we reached our goal of bringing on 6 new members, all with exceptional strengths. They are: Tommy Potts, Jan Gauvain, John Lichtenberg, Marianne Calvanese, Coleen Hilton and Patrick Dattore.
Budget preview
Cherie Conway reported, explained and educated everyone on how our budget works and what the actual numbers mean.
A few of the main highlights:
• In 2014, 79% or our income came from tithing, 21% came from fundraising and special classes/events.
• Total income projected for 2015 is $311,869.
• 45% of our budget will go towards paying our staff, $140,000 or $11,700/month for salaries.
• The pool costs about $13,100 to run per year, with membership income at around $13,700 if we bump up prices $10.
• Howling Moon earned about $32,000, netting $18,000. Kept the same figures for 2015.
• Utilities, services, materials, insurance, programs, supplies, salaries (including 1099s), equipment, guest speakers and guest musicians will add up to a total yearly expense of $307,545...
• Leaving us with a projected net operating income of $4,324.
• Additionally: we do not budget for capital projects; we pay as we go through fundraising, special gifts and "asking".
Judy made a motion, and Scott seconded, that we approve the budget as presented. All voted in agreement. Marj moved that we continue the practice of tithing on the budget (as a minimum) and not on actual income. All approved.
Finally, Judy brought up the idea she and Tim discussed regarding year-endbonuses to "people in the background", i.e., Jeff Richardson, Jason Marion, Santa Heinemann and Baxter Lawrence. Rodger moved, and we all voted in favor of, giving $500 to each of them.
The February meeting has been moved to February 25th in order to accommodate Tim's being out of town and a federal holiday. It will be the first meeting for new board members.
A half-day board orientation is scheduled for January 31.
Nov. 17, 2014
Present: Tim Alderman, Judy Davoust, Marj Barlow, Rodger Marion, Scott Price, Rev. Ellen Debenport
Absent: Andrea Ballentine
6:30 pm - Tim prayed in
Check in
Rodger meditation
Approved minutes for Sept and Oct meetings
Financial report – Judy Davoust
Howling Moon poured money into our bank account. Net income is $19,861 to the good this year with higher expenses but even higher revenue. Compared to $9,732 in the red at the end of October 2013.
The board also agreed to tithe $1,200 in December to send Kit Holmes to the Sound Connections conference next year.
Budget Review
Set Dec. 15 as the date for budget review and next board meeting. The board and board candidates will gather at 5 pm for a potluck and short board meeting, then the budget review will begin at 6:30 pm, open to all.
Rodger Marion, chair of the Nominating Committee, will send a special invitation to everyone who has asked for a board application packet.
Staff and Minister Reports
2015 Dates Set
Howling Moon on Friday, Oct 23, 2015
Volunteer Appreciation Dinner on Friday, April 17, 2015
All-Church workday to be set a few weeks before
Drainage Project
Marj Barlow moved to authorize spending up to $2,000 to create stone arroyos in the drainage ditches on the north and west sides of the building. Tim and Rodger both seconded. Approved.
Abel Garcia, who has done other stonework for the church, says this will be a three-day project using stone gathered from the property. He will build two footbridges and also seal the north wall at the foundation to prevent leaks and dampness in Ellen's apartment.
Judy researched donation kiosks and talked to Unity of the Hills, who had glowing reports. The first year they put in a kiosk, 30% of the congregation used it, and giving went up. UCOH used a company called SecureGive, which also serves a couple of mega-churches in Dallas.
On sale right now, the kiosk machine would be $1,700 with an activation fee of $199 and monthly fees of $59. Each transaction is 20 cents plus 2.19 percent if a credit card, a little less for debit. Kiosk giving can be integrated with church management systems and credited to the donors' accounts.
After discussion, the board decided this isn't the right time. Our wifi is spotty, we're not sure the church is really big enough to use this, and we don't want a long line with only one kiosk.
Tim Alderman suggested keeping it in mind, however, because it has worked so well at other churches. More people no longer carry cash or checkbooks. He suggested a survey in January to assess interest in a kiosk.
The board also discussed strengthening wifi at the church, where the metal roof often blocks reception. Judy Davoust agreed to check with David Conway about a booster router for the bookstore.
Oct. 20, 2014
Present: Tim Alderman, Marj Barlow, Ellen Debenport, Andrea Ballentine, and Judy Davoust on speakerphone
Absent: Scott Price, Rodger Marion
September minutes will be submitted and approved at the November meeting.
Financial report
Judy gave a brief report on our financial status and together we decide to put our discretionary tithe towards our sculpture at Unity Village.
Minister's report
Facility report
• Chimney sweep is on the calendar
• Stone mason (Abel) fixed the crumbling mortar on the stairs leading to the platform
• We discussed hiring Abel to turn the drainage ditch on the north side of the building into an arroyo. This would cost around $1,200 and would include sealing the wall outside Ellen's apt to alleviate damp smell and leaking. Tim suggested tithing to the land/property occasionally, which would fund projects like this. We all agreed the land fits the criteria of spiritually feeding us.
Howling Moon
Cherie Conway has 50 volunteers on for Howling Moon, with detailed plans and a cashiers' rehearsal scheduled for Wednesday morning. All 250 advance tickets have been sold, totaling $6,125, which covers expenses and the $2,000 door prize, leaving everything else earned at the event as profit for us and Operation Good Shepherd. Our "cushion" has been spent, and we are looking forward to replenishing it with this fund raiser.
Two other upcoming fund raisers are a $75 a plate dinner party hosted by Cindy Anderson, and the holiday party, also hosted by Cindy and Jeff Anderson. One hundred and twenty five $25 tickets will be sold for that event.
Kit Holmes has asked for a one month sabbatical next summer. This will be her first and will cost the church around $800. All agreed it is well-deserved. Tim asked that we try to avoid having 4 different people filling in to provide continuity. He also made the request that the same opening song be used each week.
Kit has also made a request to attend the Sound Connections conference next year. Rather than conduct a small fund raiser, we agreed to use a monthly tithe to send her, which will cover the $1,200 registration fee and travel expenses.
Tim asked Judy to look into installing a swipe kiosk in the church in order to facilitate Sunday giving. Many churches are having success with this concept, including Unity of the Hills in Austin.
Meeting was concluded with Tim praying us out.
September 15, 2014
Present: Tim Alderman, Ellen Debenport, Rodger Marion, Andrea Ballentine, Kit Holmes
Absent: Judy Davoust, Marj Barlow, Scott Price
Financial/facility report
• It was a "glorious, complaint free" summer regarding the pool (according to Cherie Conway)
• A volunteer overseer of the pool is still needed
• Pool service costs $530/month
• Monthly expense for electricity equals $1000 for the church, including $250 for the pool
• Pool memberships made $2,400 profit, minus upcoming maintenance expense rest of the year. We agreed that the price for pool membership is priced right, based on number sold and high attendance
• Cash flow is down to a trickle, as is expected for this time of year
New Speaker Series
Roberto Guerra has given an $18,000 gift to the church to honor his parents. He chose to use it for a speaker/musician series, to be called the "Guerra Series".
From the $18,000 gift we have $1875 to tithe. The board agreed to set it aside for future use to give tp guest musicians/speakers who particularly feed the church (whether they are part of the series or not). Rev. Ellen dubbed it the Knock Your Socks Off Tithe Fund. She moved the creation of the fund, Rodger seconded, all approved.
Meanwhile, the regular tithe this month goes to Unity World Headquarters, Unity Worldwide Ministries, and the rest to Rev. Paulette Pipe, who is creating a meditation retreat day at Unity Village for the caregivers at Operation Breakthrough in Kansas City.
Staff reports
• Chaparral Room AC finally died. A split unit and/or ducting from existing unit will be installed at some point.
• David Conway got the wifi routers working
• Septic system will be serviced
• Peace park soaker hose installed
• Building exterior porches/eaves need attention
• Abel Garcia will repair and re-mortar platform in sanctuary before Howling Moon. Later we hope he can create stone arroyos in the drainage ditches on north side of building
• A reunion pool party for the kids who attended the New Braunfels rally is scheduled
• The Unity of Wimberley website has brought in $1,000 in unsolicited donations from online listeners.
• New membership class with 8 participants is under way
• "Hiring the Heavens" book group on the scheduled with Rev. Ellen
• Nominating committee will be needed for upcoming board election. Hoping for as many as 6 new trustees. Rodger Marion volunteered to represent the board on the committee.
Ellen moved to approve a $2,000 door prize ($25 ticket enters name in raffle). Rodger seconded, all approved.
August 18, 2014
It was agreed upon by trustees to forgo a meeting this month. A vote was conducted via email to tithe to Unity, UWM and David Conway.
July 21, 2014
Present: Marj Barlow, Judy Davoust, Scott Price, Andrea Ballentine, tim Alderman, Ellen Debenport
Financial Report
• Tithing is up
• Gross profit is higher than last year at this time ($9000)
• Bridge expense of $5700 has been raised and paid
• The pool is making money - not a profit, but enough to cover expenses for the year.
• Prosperity class brought in $21,000
• This month's tithe is being divided between Capital Area Food Bank ($700) and a "reverse tithe". That is, giving $1000 back to the congregation ($10 per person) to show our appreciation and how we're spiritual fed by our members
Staff Report
• New furniture has been donated by Pat Pattison and set up in the Chaparral Room
• The pool guy, Richard Kay, donned scuba gear to examine the spots that are flaking off the bottom of the pool. He is fairly confident they are only surface and can be patched with putty.
• We're still looking for an "owner of pool administration", one person that will oversee clerical and financial administration. Lawry Ross will continue to manage the vendors.
• Patrick Dattore is taking over the lead of the welcome team and John Lichtenberg is joining the team
• Howling moon preparations are underway. Cherri Burrows is in charge of corporate donations
Dam/Road Repair Report
• Slated to start on August 1st
• Fifteen volunteers showed up to clean, clear and repair the road leading to White Wings
• Tony Mangaro, head of HOA expressed appreciation
• Tim Alderman attended White Wings HOA meeting, but it was a "non-event": gates will be left open, we will post traffic directors on Sunday am, and we will cancel all extracurricular activities for the month of August.
• Temporary stop signs will be installed. A proposal was brought up to install a permanent stop sign at the bottom of the steep hill.
Other Business
Labyrinth - Cindy Millonzi offered to head up (donate materials and labor?) building a labyrinth on decking to alleviate the wild hog destruction. Most of the members of the board expressed a preference for it remaining on the ground and either fencing it in or moving it to the Serenity Garden.
Peace Pole maintenance discussion: who is going to oversee mowing the grass and caring for the flags?
June 16, 2014
Present: Ellen Debenport, Scott Price, Andrea Ballentine, Marj Barlow, Rodger Marion, Kit Holmes, Judy Davoust, Tim Alderman
Minutes from May board meeting were clarified, corrected, amended and approved. (See May 19 minutes for corrections).
• 43% increase in gifts and tithing
• $ 5000 commission to Ellen for income from prosperity class
• June tithe: $1400 to Good Samaritan children's food program
Staff reports (combined news from Cherie, Lawry, Ellen, etc.)
• Our share of the dam repair has been sent, now we wait for the water to go down so construction can begin.
• Lee Maxwell and David Conway have been brainstorming the front entrance beautification project.
• Next big project will be replacing the wall and eave siding on the north side of building. Lawry will be getting estimates.
• Tommy Potts and Jon Clayton rebuilt and refurbished the brick grill on the rock patio and it was used to cook meat for the men's breakfast.
• Ellen's privacy gates have been replaced.
• Howling moon preparations underway. Music act is booked: Ken Fowler and his son Dustin.
Corporate donation team has been formed: Cherie Conway, Lawry Ross, Caroline Harper and Gabi have already started gearing up.
Pool report:
Fresh paint is peeling off in a few places. Richard Kay from Backyard Escapes believes it is a cosmetic issue but will don scuba equipment and assess the situation closer to determine if it's just paint and not plaster that is flaking. Will also determine if it can be repaired with underwater epoxy paint. There is no warranty for the work done because it's a 30-yr old pool.
Go-Chemless is working beautifully; Keith, the pool service guy reports using significantly less chemicals.
Pool memberships stand at 53 with half being church members, half not. Still looking for a pool administrator.
Youth program update:
Kids will be brought on stage and blessed at the end of the service and then have the option of returning to paid child care until 12:30 so parents can visit.
Tim talked to other ministers regarding the continuing challenge of managing children post-service and learned that all congregations share these issues and have tried various solutions. Unity of Richmond minister, Vickie Bunch has authored a booklet offering suggestions on helping churches address topics related to Sunday school and parents. We're looking forward to looking at and perhaps using this material.
At this point, board members took a few minutes to discuss the topic of bullying, including determining what can be considered bullying and what is normal child behavior. Also, what constitutes a church issue and ways that they can be addressed.
May 19, 2014
Present: Ellen Debenport, Kit Holmes, Tim Alderman, Scott Price, Cherie Conway, Andrea Ballentine, Rodger Marion
Staff/Facility Report(Ellen)
Red Hawk Rd bridge repairs due to start in the next 45 days. Our share of the cost is $5200. $2500 has already been donated by an anonymous giver. Tim will attend an information meeting on Saturday, May 24th.
Beautification of the front of the church is coming along nicely, but slowly. Flood control proved effective after the last major rain, thanks to the new gutter and the digging out.
Pool: still a little more unplanned work on valves to be completed. We're happy with our new pool service guy. Memberships are steadily being purchased, up to 34. Still looking for a pool administrator. We're grateful for the volunteers who have been coming in on Mondays to help sell memberships.
From the staff meeting: we will bring kids in only once a month, on potluck Sunday, to alleviate the problem of them "crashing" the snack table.
Treasurer's report
A concern was expressed that we have a $19,000 negative balance. It was pointed out that except for the Stanley Steemer fee, all of the expenses for the past year were capital investments -- we have something to show for the money spent. Also, we are seeing the investment in staff paying off with smoother running of the church, with less responsibility falling on the board members or one person (business manager). It was agreed that we have been spending more than taking in, but that we started with a healthy cushion. There was talk of reducing the capital expense/reserve fund and it was decided we would revisit this.
Tithe: Good Samaritan Day Camp held here in Wimberley at Jacobs Well Elementary, plus Unity and Unity Worldwide Ministries
• HUG Meeting planned for after the June potluck to educate the congregation and ask for donations
• Talk about a pool party fundraiser, maybe scheduled for the solstice weekend
• Also, a Wildlife Fun day rather than workday to get congregants excited about what our property offers.
• Rodger has been assigned/willingly volunteered to search for more adequate coffee pots.
April 21, 2014
Present:Tim, Ellen, Rodger, Marj, Judy, Andrea
Andrea prayed us in.
Financial/Treasure's report: we are enjoying increased giving and less debt; increased expenses, but always able to meet them. We agreed to split our monthly tithe between the Blanco County Good Samaratin Food Bank and Diane Venzara. Diane is a Unity minister currently dedicating her time and resources to writing YOU curriculum. This is a topic dear to our hearts and we wish to support her in this endeavor.
Judy reported on the Volunteer Appreciation Dinner. It was generally agreed that it was a success, financially and otherwise. Because of donations of time and money, we actually ended up with a $50 balance. Attendees reported having a wonderful time and expressed feeling very appreciated. Board members were recognized for their hard work. A few details were mentioned for tweaking next year.
Ministers report: Ellen reported on upcoming guest speakers, on the new house manager (Stephen Buchanan), and that our statue at Unity Village is nearly half paid off (5164 balance). She also initiated discussion on our policy for youth members. We discussed at length what their status is after completing the membership class with their parents. This is a new phenomenon. A motion was made (by Tim?) to recognize them as non voting members, automatically becoming full members upon their 18th birthdays. It was agreed that this needs to be presented as a proposed bylaw change. Rodger seconded, all approved.
UWM report: Tim informed us about some proposed changes for UWM board meeting locations. He is hoping to host a meeting here in wimberley August 11-14. A preliminary discussion was held on what this would entail for us.
Andrea prayed us out.
March 17, 2014
Present: Ellen, Tim, Judy, Marj, Rodger, Scott, and Andrea
Tim prayed us in and invited us to consider which of our strengths we anticipated bringing to the meeting tonight.
Rodger and Judy approved the February minutes.
Ellen presented the facility report, highlighting item #3, a plan for eradicating the bird mess from the porch (but not the birds), by spraying WD40 on the rafters to deter nest making. All agreed it was a humane solution. Also, item #5, utilizing Tommy Potts for various projects in and around the church. All agreed we are grateful for his presence.
Church member Roberto Guerra would like to dedicate a significant sum of money to build some type of memorial to his father that would benefit the church. A drainage system to solve the rain runoff in front of the church was proposed.
This provoked a discussion whether we need a policy regarding memorials for family members on the church grounds. Yes, only if: there is no cost to church, no ongoing maintenance by the church, and it passes the walk away test. That is, if the person who started it walks away, how would it be maintained? Rodger suggested we consider this in further detail and come up with a wish list.
The pool has incurred further expenses to which we voted and approved to spend up to $22,000. (Marj motioned, Rodger seconded).
Treasurer's report: summed up that we are very prosperous and always able to pay our bills. Tim expressed displeasure that South Central Region Youth Consultants have money in the bank and are doing very little to provide services to its members. We agreed to hold off on our routine tithe to them for 6 months and then revisit.
Minister's report. Ellen reported that her staff expressed the desire to have monthly staff meetings. They will be held at 1:30 on the third Mondays.
Prosperity class going very well. Mary Morrissey fans like this curriculum even more than the previous.
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The NAMMA Langley Aerosol Research Group Experiment (LARGE) dataset is data collected from in situ aerosol sensors: condensation nuclei counters, optical particle spectrometers, an aerodynamic particle sizer, multi-wavelength particle-soot absorption photometers, and integrating nephelometers. These instruments measure aerosol number density, aerosol size distribution, total scattering and backscattering coefficients.
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New tape library for BU exec 12.0
I have to replace my tape library hardware. Should I, or do I need to, remove the current devices from BU Exec 12.0 before in install the new? I expect the wizard will install the new properly, not sure about removing the old one.
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To be on the safer side, remove the device from the BE console.
Under devices tab, right click on the device and disable it, again right click on the device and delete it.
The installation wizard will configure the device. You may install the symantec driver for the tape drive by running the tapeinst.exe file from X:\Program Files\Symantec\Backup Exec.
Make sure the your medium changer (robotic arm ) is using the Microsoft drivers. If the robotic arm is configured to user Microsoft drivers then it will reflect as Unknow Medium Changer in the device manager.
Note: Symantec recommends Micorosoft driver for the medium changer and symantec drivers for the tape drive.
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I am just wondering if there are different makers of amoxicillin -
I started with a strep throat and now have a deep almost
constant cough and my throat still hurts - should I go back to
the doctor before the 10 day prescription is up?
Amoxicillin usually works for me - taking this for over a week no better?
- Posted:
- 20 Apr 2010 by ratliff
- Topics:
- cough, amoxicillin, strep throat
I am just wondering if there are different makers of amoxicillin -
Answers (1)
20 Apr 2010
yes there are different makers of amoxicillin. that's probably not whats going on with you though. did your dr do a strep test on you to confirm or just examine you & tell you it was strep? either way it's very common to be sick with something (bacterial or viral) & get a secondary infection which is also bacterial or viral. if it's viral it has to run it's course as anitbiotics do not cure viral infections. you should call your doctor & go back in to be re-evaluated. it may be that your illness is just so bad that it's going to take some time before you start feeling better, or you may need a stronger antibiotic. only your doctor can decide that, so i would notify them right away
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