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Comment posted Council Elections: The count by newsroom.
We've now published the tally and the known non-intentions of 2 of the 5 Independent candidates, in a separate article.
we;ll publish a situation analysis tonight.
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- Sorry Paula. That is flatly incorrect and you cannot therefore have any evidence for it whatsoever.
In our entire lifespan we have blocked fewer than 10 comments – and that's allowing for memory loss. They have been blocked because they were fully actionable, scatological or smearing for political advantage.
We have also banned one person permanently because he persisted in clear libel in what was clearly a personal obsession that had nothing to do with anyone else.
We sin-binned another for a period for an instance of outrageously poisonous manipulation.
If anything, we should arguably have blocked a lot more comments, not in our own interests – it is patently obvious that we let anyone say what they like about us – but to offer more protection to some individuals than we have done.
We have perhaps been overly tolerant in such cases because we prefer contributors to self-edit in the interests of observing a basic standard of civility and we believe that most people will do so.
- Thank you. It can, of course, be added at any time.
- All that we can think of here is that any comment you are aware of as unpublished may have been written without the 'Post comment' button being properly activated.
Two of us have been sharing the monitoring of comments over the life of this article and neither of us has blocked a single comment – something we have almost never had to do.
- Simon – just lose the blinkers and read what's being said. There was no suggestion that there is anything wrong with 'urban based' anythings.
This was a serious response to your comment. It's important to try the 'what ifs?' What if this is a serious matter and not a squib?
If it wasn't a serious point but merely another squib through our letter box, then there is no use trying to engage. Email your address and we'll send you a box of Bengal matches to play with.
- And we don't bother so much here about the state Iraq has been left in by our illegal intervention.
It's a matter of scale, Simon but it's the same thing.
We have all to try to understand the condition of the other.
If one is a townie or a teuchter – to use the pejoratives for both – one cannot 'know' what it is to be the other; but one can ask, discover and intuit.
The problem with the school closures was driven, in part, by the phenomenon you identify: urban-based councillors adopting a position on rurality with no experience or understanding of rural communities, the way they work and they way they can fail.
It was the complacent assumption that a position of ignorance was somehow a qualification for superior wisdom that was the can of petrol in this inflammation.
In this case, as you rightly say, the people of Helensburgh didn't and don't think rural schools lke Luss and Kilcreggan matter much. Campbeltown cared as much for Southend; Oban for Barcaldine; Rothesay for North Bute; and Dunoon for Toward.
Why should they. It's not their experience.
But that cannot be the basis for deciding, uninformed, on other people's lives – or for ganging up on them.
Yet each of these places unknown to townsfolk is a rich and individual culture, a living organism that keeps alive much of the country. If these places die, then alternative means and values for living die too.
It's not straightforward but it matters.
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- Police Scotland Lochgilphead: police reports for week to 29th June 2015
This isn't discriminatory, Stuart.
Police Scotland Lochgilphead is very well organised and sends us their police reports for Mid-Argyll every week – so this wouldn't include any of the other areas where, as you suggest, there is indeed plenty going on.
- Best Environment Project Award for Helix Park and the Kelpies
They are, aren't they.
Was the smell from the canal?
- Western Ferries: history and valediction
Yes. it was 19.00 to 20.30 at Livingstone's in John Street in Dunoon – but this may have been an invitation and press launch.
Last night's was the event the above article was born from.
Pity you missed the launch – but from a quick preliminary scan, the book seems well worth reading.
- A814 community not informed on road-resurfacing
We assume it would help you too if you were informed in advance?
- End of Castle Toward soap opera may be sale to soap tycoon
The council will have to retain all current arrangements to insure and secure the Castle Toward property until the point of exchange of contracts; so the £22,250 monthly fees will continue to apply until that point is reached – with whoever buys it.
Your scenario on grant applications, which would include the enterprise bodies, has to be the reality of the situation and these processes are not quick.
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$5,000 antique brass propeller stolen from government building in Leamington
Essex County OPP are looking for someone who went through a great deal of trouble to steal a giant, decorative, concrete-bound propellor in Leamington.
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Japanese tsunami debris bound for B.C. not likely radioactive: government
OTTAWA — The bulk of B.C.-destined debris from Japan's tsunami disaster in March of 2011 is expected to arrive on the province's shores in early 2013, but chances are remote that any material will be radioactive, according to the federal government. The debris moved away from Japan's shores several days before radioactive material was released from the damaged Fukushima nuclear plant, and only a small percentage of the debris originates from the Fukushima area, Health Canada said in documents tabled in Parliament this week.
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A blustery wind whips his face as Mayor Eddie Francis stands along a vast runway at Windsor Airport.
At 9,000 feet long and 200 feet wide, the airstrip can accommodate the Russian-built Antonov, the world's largest cargo plane — the type of aircraft that Francis hopes to attract under a new plan designed to transform an underused facility into an international transportation hub.
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With a 35-7 victory over Mound-Westonka on Sept. 14, the Holy Family football team has improved to 2-1 this season. On the road in Mound last Friday, the Fire scored in the first quarter on a 47-yard touchdown pass from senior quarterback Ben Baker to senior receiver Derek Ogren. Holy Family put up ...Read More
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Great sandal. I wear a 9 1/2 shoe and a 9 in this sandal was the right size. Walked around Key West, Florida in them for an entire week and never felt uncomfortable. Other sandals in the past chaffed and left blisters. Not these. Tough too. Got compliments on the White Icon design. Never got a compliment on my sandals before, but whatever. Worth the price.
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Rosemary Roast Veal With Fall Vegetables
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|Boneless veal loin
|2 Pound, tied
|Olive oil
|1 Tablespoon
|Fresh rosemary sprig/1 tablespoon dried rosemary
|Freshly ground white pepper
|To Taste
|White onion
|1 Large, peeled and quartered
|4 Medium, peeled and cut into thirds
|Celery heart
|2 Medium, peeled and quartered
|4 Small, peeled
|Veal stock
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
Preheat the oven to 350° F.
Put the veal roast in a casserole or high-sided ovenproof pot with a lid.
Pour the oil over the veal and sprinkle with the rosemary and pepper.
Cover the casserole and roast the meat for 40 minutes.
Remove from the oven and place the rosemary at the bottom of the casserole, where it will perfume the vegetables and stock.
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Seat Concepts Black Friday sale
We are going to offer a black Friday sale starting now and ending this Saturday morning at 10:00 am. This allows those of us being drug around by the spouse to have time to see this and order. We are offering 15% off and free continental US shipping. Just send us a email at firstname.lastname@example.com letting us know what model and cover you want. In the email let us know your adv name and the email you want us to send the invoice to. Have a great Thanksgiving!
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Though Thompson has not been charged with a hate crime, a psychologist reportedly testified, according to Stagliano, that Thompson had set out to kill a black person that morning and Talley was the first he saw.
Frazier, stunned by the death of her daughter, set about winning custody of then-8-year-old Larry Olden III, fighting his father along the way. Then she started the process to collect Talley's death benefits to use for Larry's college education.
The quest has dragged on for more than two years. After filling out mounds of paperwork and finally being able to prove to the workers compensation board that she was Larry's guardian and, therefore, eligible to receive Talley's death benefits, a judge suggested she get a lawyer -- her claim had been denied.
Romano said he couldn't think of another case nationwide where workers compensation benefits were denied in a racially-motivated, work-related death.
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She said SRS sent her a letter offering a "nominal settlement" of less than $5,000, but Stagliano said Talley's family is fully entitled to the full amount, which could be $250,000 or more.
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Frazier said Larry, now 11, and in sixth grade, asks about his mother "all the time." He loves sports and runs track, but also has an interest in business and math.
"He's a good little kid," Frazier said.
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An accidental and unnecessarily long 2011 Piaggio Beverly 300 review!
[A bit of background first.. scroll down if you'd like to read the review
itself, find the bolded header]
As the title says, just riding around town today I ended up checking
out a Duc 1000DS that I saw sitting at a local Piaggio dealership as
I've always liked that bike, but never had a chance to see one in person.
While I was eyeballing the lovely DS, I randomly mentioned to the salesman
that I was in the process of downsizing my 'fleet' to just a scooter
and that I wasn't sure what would fit best, knowing that the guy working
at the dealership has ridden a lot of bikes (and scoots) himself I figured
I could get some quality input.
I made an inquiry about the Piaggio Beverly (BV) 500 Cruiser which I
find interesing, but never had a chance to ride, but I enjoyed that
same Piaggio MASTER engine in a different package (Peugeot Satelis 500).
I loved the MASTER 400cc engine even more, but other then the ugly Piaggio
X-EVO 400 the 400cc engine isn't available (here atleast) in anything else.
I suggested that I wasn't sure if the 300cc class would suit me since it
would be a considerable drop in power from my current kwak (72 to 22hp),
and not a big step up from my 9hp scoot, which is also very light on it's
After a chat about my riding style and preferences, he suggested that I
would probably benefit even more from the lighter 300cc bikes compared to
the rather heavy BV500 for around town, and to find out if the 300cc was
powerful enough, he offered a brand spankin' new 2011 Beverly 300 for
a test ride!
Since my religion prohibits me from denying such an offer (I checked),
I had my helmet and gloves on before the key slided over the desk!
[The review!]
A quick photo OP while the bike warms up and I was in awe. The finishing
touches, attention to detail and overall quality and feel of.. well, everything
leaves nothing to be desired. The bike had more or less 200 miles on the
clock and I was ready to go.
My test route took me just a few miles from the dealer and back, but
considering how many scoots and bikes I've already ridden, it was more
then enough to get a good feel for the all new 300.
First impression, still at the parking lot: "Wow, brakes work!"
Seating position is a bit ackward, I kept pushing my behind.. well behind..
but I found myself already leaning against the backrest.
Checking my reflection out at the showroom windows and I seem to be
sitting where I should be, and the scooter seems to be plenty big, but
I can't say I'm experiencing any more 'passanger space' then on my tiny
Kymco Agility 125, other then the handlebars clearing my knees without
problems even when standing still.
I DO fit in just fine, but considering I'm a rather average 5'11" and
about 190lbs, I was expecting more space, however I had the feeling
of sitting on the front tip of the seat for the whole ride. It's something
to get used to, not really an issue and I shouldn't have expected Yamaha
Majesty-like setup.
It does however feel smaller then the Peugeot Geopolis 400 which is
basically an older BV/Beverly 400 (which shares the longer wheelbase
with the BV500).
Another quick note about the seat. It's not as comfy as it looks. I've read in
other reviews that the padding is rather thin due to supporting structures
inside the seat itself (something I won't get into) and that it's good for about
100 miles. I can confirm that, more or less. It's no better then the seat on
my Kawasaki ER6F/650R and it should be.
I was able to flatfoot with both feet, the seat is lower then on my Agility.
Geting a feel for the thing took 16 seconds on the parking lot, trying out the
brakes before geting into traffic told me that most people who had ridden it
didn't touch the front much, since the rear was broken in properly, and the
front was spongy and lacking some initial bite. Not a problem though, since
there was so much stopping power and just a tiny amount of squeeze was needed.
I was imidiately impressed, the brakes were clearly better (feel and feedback,
even the initial bite) then on my Kawasaki, and that's not the first time I've
found better brakes on a big scooter!
The next surprise was the engine.
I do believe this was my first ride on a Piaggio QUASAR 300 (actually 278cc) powered
scooter, and I've tried the older 200/250cc stuff on more then a few different
Short version? This engine is as good as it gets.
Bare in mind that I haven't tried the new Kymco 300cc (expecting a Downtown 300
test ride shortly) OR the Honda SH300i (not available here anyways, and too
expensive when available).
Long version? Oh, ok, damnit!
Can you say smooth? I won't get into more colorful adjectives and risk being called
'soft' (not that there's anything wrong with that! (c) Seinfeld) but it's electric smooth,
no vibrations WHAT-SO-EVER, or a huge amount less then the 400cc version which is already
as smooth as butter! The acceleration up to about 50mph is nothing short of impressive
for 'just' 22,5hp on a rather heavy scooter. It feels faster then any of the 250cc
scooters that I've ridden. Big surprise is that at 50-55mph, there's actually passing
power left, and that's something I didn't get from other 250cc scooters, at least not
in such a big amount. HOWEVER, I will point the finger at the CVT transmision now, since
I think THAT's the reason the scooter is so fast. Sure, the 300cc has a few torques more
(hello, Clarkson!) then the 250 version, but the CVT on this thing is lightning fast.
This thing goes through the ratios faster then any other scooter I've tried, something
like a dual clutch car transmision compared to a manual, AND it's always in the 'right gear'.
Thumbs up for the guys who setup this CVT, I just hope the Gilera Nexus 300 shares the
same setup.
I've had the scooter up to about 65-70mph, the engine noise was non-existent after about
20mph, it's super-quiet, and has a nice RAAAWWR when you press the loud pedal all the
way (Hmm, Clarkson again, sorry about that). Nice popping on decelaration too!
Anyways, it's probably the most usable 300 (that's not really a 300) out there, but I do
wish it had more power and can't help comparing it to the Geopolis 400 with it's 32,7hp
which was considerably faster after about 40mph.
The suspension is rather stiff, also something I wasn't expecting. Don't expect a
soft, plush ride, this thing is tight and will corner when pushed, no doubt about that,
but I didn't want to try my luck with new tires on a borrowed bike. I found a few
40-50mph curves, the scooter is planted, safe, wants you to open it up early.
Oh yeah, the tires, my first ride on the Michelin City Grips which are all over the
place since they came out. I liked the Gold Standards they replace (some didn't), these
seem just as good, probably more quiet. I didn't try the lean angles, but the grip under
heavy braking was amazing. You CAN NOT go wrong with these!
The brakes are probably the best in the 300cc range too, I'll let you know if/when I
find something better.
Any issues?
Other then the ackward seating position already mentioned, your feet are forced to be
rather wide apart, and you can't bring your knees together resulting in A LOT of wind
hiting them directly, and I can see that as an issue since I ride all-year round.
There's less wind protection on the legs/knees then my Agility, and I already
considered that one to be as bad as it gets in that regard.
Upper body wind protection without the windscreen is obviously very low, and the wind
hits you (me) a few inches below shoulder line, but at least the head is in clean
air. I can't stand wind turbulence. There's 2 different official Piaggio windscreens
so you're covered there. Also, there's a lot of draft around the elbows and air
going inside your sleeves, again an issue if you ride when it's cold outside.
Other then that, and wanting an extra 5hp, this thing is a perfect commuter/city
scooter with better suspension and brakes then some of the entry-level bikes I
tried up to twice the displacement.
I however confirmed that this thing isn't perfect for me as I'd like more power and
(a lot) more wind protection and comfort since I'd want to travel with the scooter
I get and I'm expecting to find all of the above in the Kymco Downtown 300i, but
I'll try to test ride the X-Evo and the Gilera Nexus before I decide on anything.
Yeah, I think I've covered everything.
P.S. I forgot to check the under-seat storage, which was tiny on previous versions
of BV250/300, but because of the smaller rear wheel (14" compared to 16" before)
it's supposed to have a lot more room then before.
P.P.S. Did I mention it was beautiful?
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I tested the downtown 300iI am 5,11 and i thought it was too craped for me and my wife at 5,7 did not like the small cocpit also. My.02
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Yep, I think you'll find the power just a little inadequate for your only bike. Its a great scooter, but it only tops about 78 MPH indicated, likely less by GPS.
I have heard of the downtown being slightly cramped, as DRAGON1 said, but other than that its supposed to be a pretty good scooter. Its a little slower at top speed than the Burgman 400 [About 87-90 MPH vs 105 MPH indicated] but its faster than the BV 300.
Don't worry, take your time and keep looking and you'll find the perfect scooter! If you are quick to buy, you'll end up with something you'll have regrets about, like to slow, to heavy, not enough protection, etc.
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Wow, thanks for the great review, awesome. Will look forward to more as you compare.
The bit about your knees and wind protection and feet apart does give pause. I like the flat floor for a shopping bag, the center on the BV looks so angled that I worry how the juice and eggs might fair on the ride home.
I think I've seen extensions for the knee area. I guess you can make the seat different, but that seems so expensive. Still, absolutely lovely looking bike, like those the brakes too. Thanks again.
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Maybe I'll look into the BV 500s too..
Thanks for the reply!
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and bikes for a local newspaper so I've ridden a few or more bikes. I do
regret buying the ER6F, would probably be happier with the Versys now, but
I need to downsize because of financial problems..
I know the Downtown is rather slow for 30hp, but Burgman, SW, and Majesty
are not an option since they cost more then my Kawasaki here, and I can
get the Kymco under MSRP AND free work/dealer support as long as I own
it so Kymco is a logical choice.
Maybe even the Xciting 500Ri, but I know that it's too big and heavy for
daily city use.
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Hopefully there aren't too many spelling (and other) mistakes since english
isn't my 1st language (I've probably spoken english for 1h in my whole 30 year
No flat floor board here, and I'd miss that too, but I don't think it too big
of an issue.. I'd just find a shorter bag or use a backpack and put it on the
floor/hook it up and see how it goes. That's what I used to do with my
Peugeot Speedfight which had the same issue.. I used a backpack with
a hard floor/bottom and it worked fine.
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I've been spoiled by the Riva, I find the Aprilia, Paiggio and Vespa all lacking in the foot room.
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the beverly is clearly a member of the Piaggio/BV/Aprilia family. the styling differs little throughout the line.
i had an aprilia sportcity 250 for a couple years and the underseat storage was pathetic so a top box of some kind is almost mandatory.
that said, my SC was a very nice ride. build quality/engine/brakes were all top notch. a great little commuter for in-town and non-freeway/interstate travel.
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can fit 2 of those and still have room for some more stuff, but I'm not sure
if a full face helmet would fit.
I didn't check since I'd fit a 46l (at least) topcase on anything I buy, even
if it was a Burgman. I'm used to topcases anyways.. got one on both my
kwak and my scoot.
The BV has a nice official Piaggio topcase which fits great:
Windscreen looks nice too.
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The Duc..
I'm shocked no one asked for pics of the Ducati mentioned in the intro of
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Very nice looking scooter. The BV250 was on my short list when I was looking 2yrs back. The seating position didn't feel quite right,but I really liked the style. Then I went and test rode a Burgman 400. Much more comfortable for me,lots of under seat storage,handled great,good price. Bought the Burgman.
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scooter prices. The Burgman costs TWICE as much as the BV300 here (way
over $10k).
There's _one_ in my home town (of 130k people), and you can see a BV on
every corner.
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over $10k). In the spring of 09 my new leftover 08 was $5938.00 out the door. 6% of that was sales tax.
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After last offseason's high profile acquisition of Tim Tebow failed to generate any spark in the offense (and tended to indicate that the decision makers in the organization had no idea what they were doing), the New York Jets once again find themselves looking for answers at the QB position in unlikely places. Given that their salary cap situation is dire enough to consider trading Darrelle Revis, this time around, the Jets are shopping in the bargain bin. Fortunately for them, there's one guy out there who's primed for a comeback (according to him). That's right, the New York Jets have at least discussed the possibility of signing JaMarcus Russell, according to The Star-Ledger. Take it away, Conor Orr: More recently, after Tannenbaum was let go, members of the organization had some very exploratory, informal discussions regarding former Oakland Raiders quarterback JaMarcus Russell, the 2007 No. 1 overall pick who flamed out of the NFL after the 2009 season. Russell recently decided to mount a comeback in hopes of returning to the league next season. As if that's not enough comedy, Orr goes on to say that the Jets were super cozy with a QB at this past weekend's Senior [...]
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Shami Kebab
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The shammi kebab is an indian preparation of mince meat mutton cooked with a spicy blend of masalas. The mince meat is combined with chana daal along with onions, cinnamon and cooked. Mixed with green chilies, cardamom and coriander, the shamikebeb is shapped into little pats and roasted in teh oven with a brush of oil. they are best served as an appetizer or a side with a sprinkle of lemon juice.
|Mutton mince
|250 Gram
|Chana dal
|50 Gram
|Green chilies
|6 , finely chopped
|50 Gram, finely chopped
|Cinnamon stick
|Green cardamoms
|1 Teaspoon, crushed
|To Taste
|Coriander sprig
|1 , chopped
Wash and soak the dal for 1 hour.
Boil the dal, cloves, cinnamon stick, salt, turmeric powder and mutton mince in a pressure cooker, till done and dry.
Grind the cooked and dry dal and mutton mince to a fine paste, without any water.
Mix in the onions, green chillies, cardamom powdrer and coriander leaves.
Mix well.
Pre heat the oven on 'convection' at 250°F C .with the lightly greased metal tray, placed on the high rack.
Apply a little oil on palms, shape the mixture into small tikkis and place on the hot metal tray.
Brush with oil.
Bake at 250°F C for 30:00 minutes.
Flip the kababs over halfway through cooking time and brush again with oil.
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Dear old scrap wood furniture that came with the house: say hello to my little friends.
Wow. Just glanced at stats for 2008-now on lifeisaprayer.com, and it looks like I've passed 3,000,000 page views, with more than 1.6 million unique visitors (I didn't keep stats from 2004-2008, so I don't have data for that time).
Thanks for all your visits, and for helping me improve this site through your feedback! I've received over 1,500 comments and 1,000 emails over the course of 800 blog posts, 60 articles, 31 reviews, and 1,100 photos posted to this site. I've written over 40,000 words in the posts on this site (not yet enough for a novel), and I've written similar amounts for sites like Open Source Catholic and Midwestern Mac.
One of my greatest dilemmas is whether to consolidate sites like those into this site, or to try to keep Life is a Prayer more about personal things, marriage, family life, etc. Here's to another 40,000 words figuring it out!
I've been thinking about starting a Tumblr account for some of the many Pro Tips™ I'm learning from raising a baby. I'm sure there are about 10,000 more that I will learn in the next month alone.
Like "when your baby boy starts peeing during a diaper change, you can either let the stream hit the nice carpet and cause a stain, or use your hand (which is much easier to clean) as a deflection shield to keep everything in the waterproof changing pad liner." Apparently this also makes your wife laugh.
It's like babies know when the worst time is to spit up, go potty, and scream—and intentionally do those things at that time. I think they're just playing us parents all for fools.
But they're so darn cute, it's impossible to get angry.
I noticed this video from the Center for Reproductive Rights on YouTube today, after seeing it posted by a few different people on Facebook and Google+:
What were they thinking?
There are so many things wrong with this video, it's hard to pick just a few to comment on:
It's like the Center for Reproductive Rights is run by sexist, racist white men! Again: what were they thinking? I'd be surprised if the video is not pulled offline at some point. It's already at 2.5k dislikes (with just 114 likes), and all the top comments are negative.
Through Facebook, I discovered this great video on one young man's experience as an altar server:
I definitely agree that the altar server can distract from the liturgy if he is not focused on his duty, and that priests should encourage the use of cassocks and surplices instead of albs. A large reason for my joining the Seminary was my experience as an altar server, assisting some very humble priests who were great representatives of the Church and very close to Jesus—and this was reinforced by how reverent and dedicated they were to the celebration of Holy Mass.
So faith, hope, love remain, these three; but the greatest of these is love. (1 Cor. 13:13)
Yesterday my wife and I experienced the birth of our first child, who was born just one day prior to his due date, and is as beautiful as any child I've ever known. But even more so because he's mine!
Labor is an emotional roller coaster, and I was incredibly privileged to be with Natalie throughout the entire process: from the early stages at home to the final push in the hospital. Especially in the last moments, my ability to love and experience God's love was radically altered.
Seeing mommy's radiant face moments after the birth, hearing the first gargling cries of our new child, and experiencing all the beautiful moments of agony and ecstasy involved in bringing the baby into our world has given me a new perspective on love.
Love, you see, is the only cardinal virtue that will remain in Heaven. There is no need for faith, for those in Heaven have complete faith in God. There is no need for hope, because you have nothing more for which you can hope. Love remains, and is increased so that it consumes the whole of your being.
I experienced a foretaste of that when our little bambino was born.
For anyone who is called to a vocation of marriage, the birth of your first child is when the true meaning of life begins to take hold.* And that is to love. Love deeply, love sacrificially, love with your whole self, body and soul. The married bond between man and woman sets the stage, but the birth of a child, and the subsequent family relationship sets that bond into a firm foundation of true love.
I can't begin to describe the increase in love that has already occurred in the past day and a half. And I can't imagine what's to come.
Love is not always easy, but it's not hard to love someone when he's just so darn cute!
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There's a line from Neil Simon's "The Goodbye Girl" when one charcter says to the other (summing up their oil and water relationship while forced to share an apartment) that the circumstance is "one of God's little jests."
Besides free will, we humans all are blessed with a sense of humor that never fails to bring a smile to the face of others.
And the humor turns sophisticated when it bristles with irony.
Case in point: Rush "Jabba the Butt" Limbaugh is recuperating from chest pains in a hospital in Hawaii. The irony? It's the same hospital where President Barack Obama was born. Uh, allegedly born, if you believe the "birthers" who, soon after the 44th president was sworn in last January, began a crusade claiming he wasn't born in the United States.
Jabba the Butt was one of those arsonists stoking that fire.
Day 3 of the Jabba the Butt health scare watch. Certainly hope he has good coverage. Good thing none of that "death panels" stuff has been put into law yet.
Since Jabba has had a health scare, one wonders if he'll have an epiphany. You know, become a better person. Won't be as mean. Won't do things like be shown making fun of actor Michael J. Fox's medical condition.
How does one answer that?
Is Obama a Muslim? Wait, Jabba the Butt's followers, the Butt-Plugs, aren't convinced the prez isn't.
OK, does a bear….. forget that one.
How about this for an answer about an epiphany: NFW. For those not hip, let's change that to "not bloody likely."
If anything, the Butt is going to become even more grandiose—- and who would've thought that was possible. More narcissistic —- really, no one has to tell him that the people treating him must be in awe. And more determined to pontificate —– pompous and circumstance. Whatever the circumstance, Jabba be pompous.
The Butt will be as angry as a hornet swatted at and missed at a corn-fed picnic in Nebraska when he gets out of the hospital and goes back to work.
"I cheated death, my devout listeners, and now I feel invigorated," you could almost hear the Butt toot when he gets back on the job of polarization. The Great Divide's got nothin' on him.
"And I feel it is my purpose in life to continue what I've been doing since the Chosen One has been in office —- to take this country back. I won't fool you, I was scared. But my faith kept me alive. The Great Man upstairs as much as said it wasn't time for me to depart this great country just yet. I've still got a job to do, fellow patriots, and with your support, the liberals are not going to succeed at surrendering this country to terrorists."
Yes, Jabba the Butt still has a job to do. He still has to run the Republican Party, as well as provide talking points and his delusional vision to the equally delusional goons at Fox Noose.
And he has his Butt-Plugs to continue to manipulate.
The poor things can't think for themselves, you know.
They have to be spoon-fed the words of the Messiah of all Media. What can we turn our hatred to this week, this day, oh mighty mouth? Where you lead, we will follow. What you espouse, we will memorize and copy on our laptops. We will flood the new technology until we can control even that — if you so demand.
Ya, while you're at it, make a movie about that. It could be called "Lost is Cyberspace."
There must have been prayer services by Republican lawmakers for leader Rush to get better so he could show them how to get out of the political wilderness in which they currently find themselves.
While Jabba the Butt was in the hospital, these things could've happened:
1. President Obama showed up unexpectedly and presented Jabba with a gift —– a box of Cuban cigars.
2. Glenn Beck broke down and cried at Jabba's bedside —- but only after nurse's aides confiscated the Rush voodoo doll that Beck had in his possession.
3. Once Dick Cheney heard that nothing was wrong with Jabba's heart, he phoned and said, "Glad to hear you're OK. But since I'm powerful again and got the hearts and minds of the party, I'll be blunt. You can't call yourself a man until you've had three heart attacks in one day like me. I've had 27 in the last year, dammit! So man up. Next thing you know you'll turn into that guy in the White House and start apologizing."
4. Right wing-nut columnist and Fox Noose contributing looney tune Ann Coulter was escorted off the hospital property by police after she was caught by the nursing staff trying to give Jabba a sponge bath —- without a sponge. (Close your eyes and try not to think of that image, Butt-pluggers.)
5. Anti-Limbaugh demonstraters staged a protest outside his hospital room dressed as giant oxycontin pills.
But ol' Jabba the Butt is doing well. He said doctors told him there was nothing wrong with his heart.
They should've known all along that Jabba suffered a massive brain fart.
All those little explosions he's had over the years finally caught up to him.
Although it's not fatal, it is contagious.
Toot away, Butt-pluggers……..


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@omgomgwtfwtf Actually I need confirmation from floopay on Blink's abilities before we can go ahead, I was satisfied by that as your ending post but yes Blink can teleport people just by knowing where they are. She teleported her team to the moon once, that was pretty chill. For a full list:
AoA/Exiles one is a boss and would just teleport your team by knowing where they were. She doesn't need to use the javelins either as showed in the many images on that thread, but if she uses the javelins she doesn't have to focus.
As the Agent Cheesecake scan showed, she knew where it was and teleported it to her, and during Necrosha teleported an army to her side for Selene. Of course Floopay didn't object to it at first, but you didn't counter nerve gas so I'm guessing you're relying on Blink not being able to teleport them into it?
As for the scouting thing, only your leaders can move around or do anything at all, the rest of your team is pretty much frozen in place in one location. They can't integrate with the crowd or anything, and I know what your initial location is, so Mesmero would just teleport there with his teleporting suit and be like 'ah, okay, that's where they are' and as Blink teleports at lightspeed she'd just teleport them into the cloud of nerve gas which knocks them out instantly. Your counter to this was asking if Blink could do that, so, er, Floopay...e_e I did it first round and you didn't seem to care.


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In essence, Trudeau sought to forge a liberal democracy he thought absent in Quebec, and found his staunchest allies to be trade unionists and socialists. In the end, however, Trudeau largely abandoned those movements because he felt winning liberal freedoms required the shelving of socialist objectives. This would, in turn, be his justification for joining the Liberal Party in 1965. As Prime Minister, Trudeau opposed the objectives and philosophies of his former left allies, even as he maintained his image as a progressive. So while many saw his Just Society, his approach to public and Canadian ownership of energy, his New Society, and his Charter of Rights and Freedoms as left-wing initiatives, I argue that Trudeau's actions were undertaken not to challenge capitalism, but to strengthen it, primarily through the empowerment of business and the disempowerment of unions and the economically-disenfranchised. Ultimately, this dissertation asserts that Trudeau cannot be classified as a socialist, but must be seen as a liberal preoccupied, not with liberty and equality, but with the continued pre-eminence of capitalist property relations. Description: Thesis (Ph.D, History) -- Queen's University, 2015-06-27 22:06:25.675 2015-06-30T04:00:00Z A Godless Dominion: Unbelief and Religious Controversy in Interwar Canada http://hdl.handle.net/1974/13132 Title: A Godless Dominion: Unbelief and Religious Controversy in Interwar Canada Authors: Hanowski, ELLIOT Abstract: Between 1925 and 1940 Canadian unbelievers in three cities, Winnipeg, Toronto, and Montreal, got organized and took up an active struggle against religion. This study examines that historical moment and asks what it was about the interwar period that caused unbelief to thrive. It details the day-to-day operation of anti-religious organizations and the backlash that they provoked from both church and state. It also delves into the activities of those who sought to keep Canada Christian by agitating against atheism and the teaching of evolution. There were a number of social and cultural trends that fostered interwar unbelief, such as the disillusionment of many veterans with orthodox religion, conflicts between fundamentalists and modernists, and the spread of Communism. By examining local organizations we can see how these broader forces were made manifest in specific communities. Rationalist societies in Winnipeg and Toronto were remarkably successful in attracting working-class audiences. A group of francophone communists in Montreal were equally active in putting out anti-religious propaganda. This challenge to the Christian status quo faced stiff opposition from both church and state, however, and some leading unbelievers were severely punished. The absence of organized unbelief in Nova Scotia, meanwhile, did not prevent fears of creeping atheism, as is illustrated by a controversy over the teaching of evolution in local high schools. By examining and placing in context these stories from across the country this study sheds new light on the history of both belief and unbelief in Canada. Description: Thesis (Ph.D, History) -- Queen's University, 2015-06-15 16:41:57.718 2015-06-16T04:00:00Z A 'new experiment in local government': The Local Health Commission: A Study of Public Health and Local Governance in Black Urban Areas in Natal, South Africa, 1930 - 1959 http://hdl.handle.net/1974/13100 Title: A 'new experiment in local government': The Local Health Commission: A Study of Public Health and Local Governance in Black Urban Areas in Natal, South Africa, 1930 - 1959 Authors: Caesar, MARY S Abstract: The Local Health Commission (LHC) was established in 1940. Its significance lies in the fact that it adopted a public health-based approach to local governance and that it delivered health and welfare services to residents of the neglected black and multi-racial urban areas. Even though its mandate was the antithesis of the goals of urban apartheid, the LHC expanded its scope after the National Party came into power in 1948. This dissertation is firstly, an institutional history of the LHC. Secondly, it examines the ways in which black urban residents practiced in municipal institutions by demanding that the LHC not only fulfill its mandate but, that it also amend its programs in order to meet their needs. A third and final theme of this dissertation is the role of Advisory Boards in addressing the public health crises specifically, ways in which the ABs held the LHC accountable. By exploring the LHC through these three themes, this dissertation addressed larger historical questions: firstly, the role of white liberal bureaucrats in the development of public health and urban governance in South Africa and secondly, the nature of black people's participation in state institutions before 1994. Description: Thesis (Ph.D, History) -- Queen's University, 2015-05-29 11:06:56.578 2015-06-01T04:00:00Z HAYTON OF KORYKOS AND LA FLOR DES ESTOIRES: CILICIAN ARMENIAN MEDIATION IN CRUSADER-MONGOL POLITICS, C.1250-1350 http://hdl.handle.net/1974/12731 Title: HAYTON OF KORYKOS AND LA FLOR DES ESTOIRES: CILICIAN ARMENIAN MEDIATION IN CRUSADER-MONGOL POLITICS, C.1250-1350 Authors: SHNORHOKIAN, ROUBINA Abstract: Hayton's La Flor des estoires de la terre d'Orient (1307) is typically viewed by scholars as a propagandistic piece of literature, which focuses on promoting the Ilkhanid Mongols as suitable allies for a western crusade. Written at the court of Pope Clement V in Poitiers in 1307, Hayton, a Cilician Armenian prince and diplomat, was well-versed in the diplomatic exchanges between the papacy and the Ilkhanate. This dissertation will explore his complex interests in Avignon, where he served as a political and cultural intermediary, using historical narrative, geography and military expertise to persuade and inform his Latin audience of the advantages of allying with the Mongols and sending aid to Cilician Armenia. This study will pay close attention to the ways in which his worldview as a Cilician Armenian informed his perceptions. By looking at a variety of sources from Armenian, Latin, Eastern Christian, and Arab traditions, this study will show that his knowledge was drawn extensively from his inter-cultural exchanges within the Mongol Empire and Cilician Armenia's position as a medieval crossroads. The study of his career reflects the range of contacts of the Eurasian world. 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Event Time: 9:30-10:30AM
Event Location: Various Locations
New students are REQUIRED to attend their respective college meetings. Meet the dean and administration of your college to learn more about how to succeed during the next four years.
Event Time: 11:00AM
Event Location: Liacouras Center
Convocation is a special ceremony symbolizing the beginning of your academic journey. Hear important messages from university faculty, administrators and the student body president. Convocation is REQUIRED for all new students. After Convocation, join us at Anderson Hall Mezzanine for a Welcome-to-Temple barbecue lunch.
IBC Open Hours
Event Time: 12:00-9:00PM
Event Location: 15th & Cecil B. Moore Avenue
Brief description of the event: The Independence Blue Cross Student Recreation Center provides students, employees and alumni of the University with a variety of recreational opportunities. You will need your student ID for access. Learn more about IBC.
TUF Open Hours
Event Time: 12:00-8:00 PM
Event Location: 1600 N. Broad Street
TUF is a Campus Recreation fitness facility with nearly 16,000 sq. ft. of space that includes: cardio machines, selectorized machines, light weights and stretch/ab/core areas. You will need your student ID for access. Learn more about TUF.
Pearson and McGonigle Halls, third Floor Recreation Courts
Event Time: 12:00-8:00PM
Event Location: 1800 N. Broad Street
The Pearson and McGonigle Halls Rec Courts facility is 32,000 square feet of space divided by 3 mechanical curtains that can section off four indoor multi-purpose court areas or be raised to allow for full area events such as: Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton & a Golf Driving Range. You will need your student ID for access.
Second Floor Fitness Mezzanine
Event Time: 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM
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The Fitness Mezzanine is 2,200 sq. ft. and features 12 cardio machines, 8 selectorized pieces, interactive Xbox Kinect and Nintendo Wii gaming stations, and 2 heavy bags and 2 speed bag workout stations. You will need your student ID for access.
Campus Tours
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Climbing Wall
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Recreational climbing is available featuring a 26-foot climbing wall and a 12-foot bouldering wall. Equipment available for recreational use include harnesses, carabiners and climbing shoes. You will need your student ID for access.
The Beat at Temple
Event Time: 2:00 PM
Event Location: 217 AB
Interested in getting a start on your media career? You've come to the right place! Meet student editors, reporters and managers from The Temple News (newspaper), Templar yearbook, WHIP (student Internet radio station), and TUTV. A tour of these student media facilities will follow the presentation. After that, you'll also have your choice of coming with us to tour the offices of The Philadelphia Inquirer, CBS 3 or KYW Newsradio, where you'll find that Temple graduates who were once in your shoes are working all over the nation's fourth-largest media market.
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CeLIBration is a great time for new students to explore Temple University's Paley Library. Come for the food, music, activities and giveaways, and spend some time meeting library staff and learning how they can help you make the best use of all the great resources Temple Libraries has to offer.
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Education Abroad Ice Cream Social
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Education Abroad is hosting an ice cream social for students interested in learning more about study abroad opportunities at Temple. Stop by to meet the Education Abroad staff, chat with study abroad alumni and, of course, make your own sundae!
Leadership 101
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Event Location: Student Center Room 223
Leadership Development is crucial to achieving success during college. Join us for food, fun and facts as we provide the five W's – who, what, when, where and why – to getting the resources you need to empower others through leadership. By the end of the one-hour session, students will feel excited and encouraged to take action on campus. This event, presented by the Office of Leadership Development, is open to all Temple University students.
Newman Center Cookout
Event Time: 4:00-6:30PM
Event Location: Newman Center, 2129 N. Broad St.
Join us for a FREE cookout at the Newman Center. Come meet some fabulous new people and enjoy burgers and hot dogs (veggie burgers also!).
Shabbos Happy Hour and Services
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Come welcome in the new school year with Hillel at Temple University with a Fiesta on our rooftop deck! Afterward join the community for Shabbos services.
Live Show with Hypnotist Joshua Seth
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Event Location: Temple Performing Arts Center
Now that you have spent some time with your new classmates, come watch them bark like dogs, speak alien languages, and other wild antics. Joshua Seth, the rock star of comedy hypnosis, will have you crying with laughter at the sight of the hypnotized students. Sponsored by Student Activities.
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The White Mill: Well worth the walk
Another restaurant away from the town centre. This one is a bit of a walk but well worth it.
The walk itself is very pleasant as you walk along the path next to the resevoir. Be warned though if it rains heavily you will have to do some puddle jumping ;)
Right at the very end of the path the restaurant appears out of the trees.
By local standards this is slightly more expensive than most but I am sure you will agree the extra cost is more than made up for by the quality of the food.
The menu is available in English and the staff do speak English, but if you are lucky enough to have a Czech speaker with you, you will notice some extra dishes only on the Czech menu.
Favorite Dish: One of the dishes which (last time I was there) only appeared on the Czech menu was Paris Steak.
A huge lump of steak which has been marinated, cooked to your liking and served in a port & cranberry sauce. Wonderful.
There are also a couple of dishes on the Czech menu which have to be ordered 3 days in advance!!! I must try one very soon.
Underneath the car park opposite the bus station: You must try the Devils Toast!
Opposite the bus station is a multi storey car park painted blue. Beneath this is a restaurant whose name I cannot remember at the moment.
In this unlikely location a real diamond of a restaurant is hidden. Decorated like a traditional Czech restaurant you instantly feel as if you have escaped from the hustle & bustle of every day life. Here you can sit and relax while you enjoy wonderful food from the extensive menu.
The menu is available in English and the staff make you feel very welcome.
Favorite Dish: One of the items listed as a starter is the "Devils Toast"
You should definitely try this, but be warned....this is no oridnary starter!!! It is huge!
Potrefana Husa: Upmarket pub popular with the locals
"Potrefana Husa" (The wounded goose).
Situated on the corner, across the road from TESCO. I've always found the food there to be very good. A few czech traditional dishes mixed in more international fare. It is geared up to cater for tourists (English and german menus) but is very popular with affluent locals. It is in fact quite pricey by local standards but if you are a tourist then it will seem very reasonable. Booking is essential at weekends and advisable at any other time. I've been there when every place(including the stools at the bar!) has had a reserved sign.
Favorite Dish: If you are a meat lover try the huge "Veprove Koleno" (roasted pig knee)
Tatarak - Czech version of steak Tarar - served with garlic toast(topinky)
If you have a sweet tooth they have a limited but excellent desert menu.
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Restaurant Balada: Czech pasta, delicious!
I spent about five delightful hours here one afternoon / evening, simply eating, sipping on "pivo" (beer), looking at the snow falling outside, and writing in my journal. A very nice atmosphere where it seemed like many locals went to cheerfully spend a few hours enjoying a peaceful respite from the winter outside. They do have menus available in English, but it would be best (and if nothing else, polite!) if you could speak enough Czech to order, ask for another pivo, and show your appreciation when leaving.
Favorite Dish: Unfortunately I don't remember the exact title on the menu, but I ordered a sausage pasta that was somewhat of a combination of Italian pasta and Czech spices. The result? Absolutely delicious! Also note, the price range shown below was for dinner and a couple of beers.
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Kavarna Posta: Viennese Coffeehouse
My friend Michael (globetrott) wrote such an enthusiastic review of this coffeehouse which made me going to Liberec :-)
And he is right! The architecture is historistic (Neo-Renaissance and Neo-Baroque), with high ceilings, stucco works, large mirrors on the walls etc.
The food was excellent, prices low, service quick - but the waitress a bit unfriendly.
Favorite Dish: I had Palacinky (sort of crepes) with blueberries, vanilla ice cream with pieces of chocolate plus whipped cream - delicious. Cappuccino was very good and came with a glass of water (like in Vienna).
My friends had different pieces of cakes/tarts, like Sacher e.g. - very good as well.
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AMBIENTE: International cuisine in old caves!
This is a great Restaurant in downtown Liberec. It serves International food: mostly American, but also great Italian pastas and Mexican flavours mixed.
It also has a big grill where the cook prepares your chosen meat right there on the spot, and you can see it if you're sitting close.
Plus, it offeres a special separate dining room and services for children, making for a perfect family experience. I didn't try it, though ;)
All in all, as the name states, it offeres a great "ambiente" (ambience) for a good supper. It's located in an old wine cave, offering tunnel-like rooms, long, wide and spacious. The lighting and decoration is very warm, making it cozy and welcoming.
Favorite Dish: The selection of Pasta they sirve you in a big round wooden plate was unique in my experience.
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YAMABUSHI: For hungry vegetarians
If you are feed up fried cheese and french fries, you schould visit nice restaurant for vegetarians. There's many meals to choose - hot dinners, snacks and desserts.
I had a fried potatoes with cabbage steak and I paid only 32 CZK (not even ne dollar!).
Each weekdea from 5:30 till 6:00 pm all hot meals are 50% cheaper.
Restaurant Svijany: Traditional food
Nice restaurant of Arena Hotel. They serve good beer Svijany which is real cheap - 15, 16 or 17 CZK.
You can eat ther real good traditional Czech dishes like Smazeny Syr (fried cheese), knedlyky, polevly. It's a lot of food, hard to eat...
Xin - Fu: Chinese speaking Czech :)
It was quite cheap, like in most of chinese restaurants. But when I compare the amount of served food with Czech traditional food, it's not a lot. I liked the Chinese waiteress speaking Czech (but not English).
Domov: Restaurant makes the impossible possible
Traditional Czech cuisine, including dishes prepared in front of your eyes on open grill and offer fresh fish from the tank.
Favorite Dish: Suckling pig, goat and lamb on spit.
Jested: Good meal & good view
There are two or already three restaurants in Jested tower over Liberec. They suggest both spectacular view and good foods.
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Mr Brown told MPs last night: "While it is right to recognise there has been a great deal of international support, it is also right to acknowledge that in its hour of need Nigeria does require more helicopter support, more aircraft cover, more surveillance equipment."
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Cristina A. Pope has been named director of the Heath Sciences Library at SUNY Upstate Medical University.
Pope joins SUNY Upstate from the Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine (NEOUCOM), where she served since 1998 as assistant director for education and public services at the Oliver Ocasek Regional Medical Information Center, managing on-line library services serving more than 2 million people, including faculty, staff and students at 10 teaching hospitals. From 1992 to 1997 she managed various library centers and services at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia. She began her library career at Simmons College.
The only medical library in Central New York, the Health Sciences Library, offers more than 190,000 volumes and 1,450 journal titles as well as more than 350 on line texts and journals. The library is open to the public.
Pope is a member of numerous national organizations, including the American Library Association, Medical Library Association and EDUCAUSE, a national organization that examines ways to use information technology to improving the delivery of education. Pope also was a member of the board of trustees for NOLA, a membership driven regional library system serving the library needs in northeaster Ohio.
She has received funding for various research studies examining the impact of technology on the learning process. She authored a 2002 study assessing the benefits of using PDAs in medical school.
Pope earned a bachelor's degree from Colgate University, and a master's degree from Simmons College and will complete her MBA at the University of Akron this year.
She lives in Manlius.
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A consumer snaps a picture of her card and data is input automatically.
One of the biggest points of friction in the process of mobile commerce is entering information during checkout. A typical credit card entry requires 16 taps for numbers and two taps for expiration date.
Travelocity is taking the pain out of that pain point in its new app, Hotel Deals by lastminute.com. During checkout, a consumer can enter her credit card information by hand, or, she can touch the Auto-Scan Credit Card With Camera button, line up the face of her card in her smartphone camera sites, and snap a picture. The app, through the Netswipe system from payment and identification technology vendor Jumio, recognizes the numbers and date and automatically enters the information for the consumer.
The payment technology is in line with the goal of the app, which is to book a hotel room for a period of time starting within the next two days at a location geographically very near to the consumer in as short a time as possible. When a consumer opens Hotel Deals by lastminute.com, the app prompts her for a check-in of today, tomorrow or the following day, then uses the smartphone's GPS technology to pinpoint her location and displays hotel deals in the nearby area. She selects a hotel, is prompted for her name and related information, and then is prompted for her payment card, which she can now snap.
"That reduces a lot of friction," says Jason Fulmines, director of mobile, Travelocity. "You can go through the entire booking process in just a couple of minutes. With smartphones you should be focused on reducing the number of taps because any time you can reduce taps your conversion should be better because you are able to make it a little easier on folks."
In addition, Jumio's technology validates the consumer's credit card, which serves as a part of Travelocity's fraud prevention process. Jumio's system is compliant with PCI data security standards from the PCI Security Standards Council and uses 128-bit encryption in card data transmission.
"Jumio and Travelocity recognize that the mobile consumer requires different, more streamlined experiences and functionality to conduct transactions than simply transferring the same processes from the big screen to the little screen," says Marc Barach, chief marketing officer at Jumio. "It takes nearly a minute for consumers to successfully enter their credit card data the conventional way and we're able to reduce that time by a factor of 10 to about five seconds. This acceleration creates a more satisfying user experience."
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