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Update: Success again! Castle fans, sites, cast, and crew took on "The Final Frontier" last night and got #Nebula9 trending with strength Worldwide, in the US, and beyond! How cool was that? Thank you so much for supporting the show and being such a passionate fanbase.
Castle fans, we need your help! A tremendously epic, fun Castle episode is on the way—"The Final Frontier" directed by Jonathan Frakes airing MONDAY NOV 5 10|9c. This marks it as an especially good time in Season 5 to welcome potential new fans to give Castle a try, so we are going to try to spread the word on Twitter by getting an episode-related keyword trending. We banded together to do this for the Season 5 premiere (here's that post) and were a total success by getting our keyword trending in the US, Worldwide, and beyond. So please join us in taking on "The Final Frontier!"
Official Keyword: #Nebula9
When to start using: 6:00pm PST
Official Keyword: #Nebula9
When to start using: 6:00pm PST
We're collaborating with CastleTV.net to rally fans across the web to tweet a Castle keyword into the trending topics on Twitter this Monday night (11/5).
How to Achieve It
1. Start spreading news of this strategy today! Share the keyword on Monday night. The more people we have helping, the closer we will get to achieving our goal! You can let others know about this strategy by linking to this blog or the CastleTV.net trend blog. And once it is revealed, please share the keyword on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Pinterest, YouTube, word of mouth, any way you can!
2. Return for the keyword on Monday. At 5:00pm PST on Monday 11/5 on both this blog post and the CastleTV.net tend blog we will reveal the keyword we will try to get trending as well as what time to start using it.
3. Tweet using the keyword starting at the designated time. If fans start using the keyword too early, we'll lose our momentum. In order to get it trending, it's really important that we're all using it within the same window of time.
Helpful Tips
*Do not include more than one hashtag (#) in any tweet containing the keyword. (Twitter will ignore your tweet!)
*Make your tweet relevant to Castle so that if someone clicks on the trending keyword and sees your tweet, they can make the connection to the show. An example would be including something like "Castle, Tonight on ABC at 10|9c"
*Retweets count! So feel free to retweet anyone else's witty Castle tweet that includes the keyword.
We again have CastleTV.net to thank for carefully crafting this strategy. We're talking years of research, attempts, successes, and tweaks! For an even more detailed blog on this campaign to get Castle trending, visit the CastleTV.net tend blog.


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Who We Are
Casera was launched in 1951 as the employee credit union of CN's Transcona Shops. For 55 years we operated as Transcona Credit Union until 2006 when our name changed to Casera Credit Union.
Today, Casera serves members with two branches in Transcona and another in south St. Vital. We provide a full range of prosperity-building products and services, such as deposit accounts, mortgages, personal and commercial loans, investment products and wealth management services. As well, Casera offers the latest in banking technology, including in-branch and drive-thru ATMS, online and mobile banking and a self-directed wealth management option.
As a member-focused credit union, Casera values people, the neighbourhoods we do business in and the role we play in developing our community. Above all, we're proud of our determination to stay true to the time-honoured tradition of face-to-face service. Here at Casera, personal service isn't just a promise – it's our purpose.
Vision, Mission & Values
As a leading prosperity builder and our members' first choice for financial services, we enrich the lives of individuals, families and communities.
To fulfill the ever-changing financial needs of our members by efficiently delivering exceptional service and creative solutions.
Our People
The Foundation of our Success
Delivering exceptional member service is the focus of every employee.
We invest in our employees' growth by providing in-depth training and a diversity of career development opportunities.
Caring for Our Community
Focused on our Neighbourhoods
We support programs and initiatives that enhance the lives of our members and the communities we serve.
Building and Moving Forward
Vision for the Future
We embrace change and achieve success by anticipating our members' financial needs, leveraging technologies and delivering creative financial solutions.
Financial Strength
Stability and Security
Within the framework of the co-operative philosophy, we are committed to achieving sustainable growth through prudent managment of our financial resources.

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text: No recent wiki edits to this page. During the early years of World War II, the embodiment of Liberty approached a young U.S. Army infantryman named Joe Jones. Liberty transformed Joe into the super-powered General Glory when he uttered the words: Lady of liberty, hear my plea For the land of the brave, and the home of the free! General Glory fought the Nazi war machine in Europe. However, on one fateful day at Camp Henderson, a ruckus brought orphaned Ernest E. Ernest to General Glory's attention. Ernie's father had been killed in combat, and the rest of the squad looked after him. Glory loved Ernie's spunk, and invited Ernie to fight alongside him as his sidekick. General Glory and Ernie in action during WWII General Glory and Ernie fought through most of World War II. One untold mission had General Glory and Ernie team up with golden age heroes Liberty Belle, the Flash, Johnny Quick, and other members of the All-Star Squadron. One mission had General Glory and Ernie meet up with a time-traveling Booster Gold. Another mission had General Glory and Ernie meet up with Lobo who was transformed into a female. Yet another mission had them meet a time-travelling Power Girl, and had Power Girl become General Glory's new sidekick when Ernie died, until Waverider wiped that possible history from continuity. While General Glory and Ernie were battling on the front lines, a comic of their exploits was being published. Started in October, 1942, General Glory the comic was done by Joe Mason and Fred Hoover, and featured the wartime exploits of General Glory and "Ernie the Battlin' Boy." Issues tell of General Glory and Ernie's butler Jeeves, their hometown of Megalopolis, their frequent team-ups with President Roosevelt, their ally Betty Jean Watley, Agent of B.U.L.W.A.R.K., their founding of their fan club (the Guardians of Glory Secret Society), and their fights against enemies like Doktor Sinister and Yellow Fang. In the last days of the war, General Glory was sent to destroy a secret Nazi installation in the arctic. The General was given a shot to counter the cold, and jumped from the plane. However, there was a bomb on the plane, killing his handler Sharp and his love, Louise Lippincott. General Glory hit the ice cold water, and went blank. In the modern years, Joseph Jones remembers little of his past, including how he survived the ice. He found his way to the Golden Age Rest Home in Pine Bluff, Pennsylvania. Sadly, Joe Jones had forgotten the trigger words that transformed himself into General Glory. Ernie became Major Ernest, assigned to the U.S. Embassy in the Philippines. Major Ernest had no idea General Glory was even still alive. All that would change, however, when an issue of General Glory #1 was up for auction at Northby's Auction House. Green Lantern Guy Gardner was a huge General Glory fan. In fact, Guy's trademark haircut was patterned after Ernie's haircut from the comic. Guy went to purchase the comic, as did Joe Jones, who hoped to relearn the words to transform into General Glory. One of Glory's old Nazi foes also came to try to destroy Glory. Guy defeated the Nazi, and after much debate, allowed Joe to read the comic. Joe read the words once more, and transformed into General Glory. Major Ernest After performing a mission and joining the Justice League, word of General Glory's return made it to Major Ernest in the Philippines by way of the mysterious Mr. Newkirk of Project USA. After defeating the Uberbot, General Glory was brought into custody by the F.B.I. for unspecified war crimes. When he surrendered himself, he was placed under arrest. It was in his cell that he met up with Ernest. Major Ernest confronted General Glory on the accusation of being a traitor. According to Ernest, General Glory turned against his country, killing allied forces in an assault on a P.O.W. camp, and then disappearing. Ernest intended to see Glory be tried and convicted for this heinous crime. Major Ernest pulled a gun on Glory, but was interrupted by Martian Manhunter before being able to use it. Manhunter, with the rest of the Justice League and General Glory comic writer Joe Mason, found out the true story of General Glory. Before the true story could be revealed, however, Glory, Ernest, and the JLA were attacked by the Nazi scientists in a flying airship. The League attacked the airship, and in the fight, General Glory and Major Ernest teamed up like old times. When the airship crashed, a lone Nazi survivor confirmed Mason's story. Evidently, Glory's handler Sharp faked the explosion and framed Glory, so that he could have Glory's gal Louise all to himself. The League and Major Ernest confront Sharp, and trick him into revealing the truth. After the jump, General Glory did not land into the arctic, but was rather taken by F.B.I. agents. The anti-freezing serum was in fact a sedative. Sharp wiped the General's memory, and then released him on VE day without any link to his past. After a short rest period, Major Ernest returned to active duty in the U.S. Army.


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Battlefield Cell, premieres Sunday, Nov. 4 at 9 PM E/P on Discovery Channel's CURIOSITY series
(Los Angeles, Calif.) – Winter is approaching and once again the flu season is fast upon us. Every day, each of our trillions of cells engage in a life and death struggle with viruses and a variety of enemy intruders. But just how do our cells fight back and stop us from getting sick? Or even prevent us from dying?
"Battlefield Cell," airing Sunday, Nov. 4 at 9 PM E/P on Discovery Channel's CURIOSITY series, searches for these answers by going into the once invisible world of the human cell. Based on the latest scientific research -- combined with new imaging and CGI technologies -- CURIOSITY exposes this world like never before by revealing a human skin cell's 48-hour battle to the death with a virus.
The cell was once thought to be a simple structure containing an outer shell – an interior no-man's land with a nucleus at its core. However, science has now uncovered a world more complex than any city – and more surprising than any work of science fiction. For anyone suffering from a virus or cold this season, the episode will show how your body's formidable defences fight back to stop the virus from advancing.
CURIOSITY, now in its second season on Discovery Channel, brings the 'I wonder?' moment to television with a unique array of provocative subjects. The next episode, "Sex in America," airing Sunday, Nov. 11, looks at America's sex life and teams up with the famed Kinsey Institute to see what people are really up to in bed and with whom.
"Battlefield Cell" is produced by Wide-Eyed Entertainment Ltd for Discovery Channel. CURIOSITY is overseen by Vice President, Development and Production Howard Swartz and Senior Vice President, Development and Production Simon Andreae. To learn more, go to www.discovery.com, on Facebook at Facebook.com/discovery and on Twitter @Discovery. Nissan is a presenting sponsor of "Battlefield Cell."


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The Week That Was
A weekly review of the past week in sports and maybe not sports. Everyone else has a weekly list or 8 so why not us. 1. Storming the Gates: So by now we all know about Prince Fielder's mad dash to seek retribution on Guillermo Mota... read more »


text: A number of snow slides, including this one that was about 9 feet deep and 100 feet long, covered Highway 31 over the weekend. According to Dave Babcock, Utah Department of Transportation area maintenance supervisor, two small slides on Thursday and Sunday only put a little snow on the highway. The biggest one occurred on Saturday. The slides have been taking place between mileposts 30 and 33. UDOT crews had the slide cleared up in about four hours. More slides can be expected as long as the wet warm flow from the south continues to dump snow into the mountains above Castle Country.


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Mega boat docks meant to lure more fishermen to Hartwell Lake
Work on the Franklin County mega boat ramp has been completed, but a Hart County boat ramp will not be completed until April.
Hart, Franklin and Stephens counties were awarded $3.7 million in 2007 as part of a settlement with the owner of a plant responsible for contaminating Lake Hartwell with polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). Money from that settlement is being used for the construction of boating ramps in Hart and Franklin counties.
The boat ramp at Tugaloo State Park in Franklin County is complete, but crews are still working to finish as much of the grounds as possible, said Gary Fesperman, city manager of Lavonia. The grounds are being completed in time for a planned fishing tournament at the ramp in April 2011, he said.
Fesperman said there is not enough money to finish the entire project at this time.
"We're trying to get at least the main parking lot paved and at least one T-dock out there," he said.
Fesperman gave an update on the project to Lavonia City Council members this week. He said the total cost will be about $1.5 million. Part of the funding will come from the PCB settlement and the Go Fish Georgia project. The project was originally expected to cost $700,000 to $900,000.
The initial plans do not call for paving the overflow parking lot or completing any docking facilities, he said.
Fesperman said additional funding will have to come from fundraising efforts or contributions from the partners. He said more meetings will be needed to determine who will manage and run the boat ramp.
The boat ramp in Hart County will be at the Gum Branch Boating and Fishing Facility at U.S. 29 on Lake Hartwell, said Jon Caime, the Hart County administrator. He said construction began in the fall and will be completed by April.
The site has been regraded and the parking lots are almost finished but the ramps have not been built into the water, Caime said.
He said the Golden K club in Hart County has already scheduled a fishing tournament at the ramp for the weekend of Sept. 11. He said 125 boats are expected to come out for the tournament.
"The businesses in town will see more activity," Caime said. "The biggest thing for us is going to be the increase in sales tax revenue."
Michele Dipert, president of the Hart County Chamber of Commerce, said the September boating tournament is also sponsored by the local Home Depot.
"Anything that can bring people to our community is great," Dipert said. "I'm all for that. I'm a big proponent of fishing tournaments because they are an industry jewel."
Caime said the ramp in Hart County will be six lanes and include 250 parking spaces. The ramp will eventually include an amphitheater area and additional buildings.
Caime said that originally $900,000 was set aside from the PCB settlement for the construction of the ramp but that was increased to $1.4 million.
He said the state is responsible for the project and construction work is being done by Simpson Trucking and Grading in Gainesville, Ga.
Glenn Brill, director of Anderson County's Parks, Recreation and Tourism Division, said county officials expect to hear from Lake Hartwell PCB settlement trustees in March about possibly receiving funding for a fishing event center near Anderson.
He said plans for the $3 million Green Pond Fishing Event Center project have been in the works for years and he thinks the county could receive about $1.5 million from settlement trustees.
"Fishermen spend money," Brill said. "It is an economic development tool for our county."
Brill said the event center would be on Green Pond, a peninsula on Lake Hartwell near the Anderson County line. The project would include a six-lane boat ramp, 150 parking spaces and an outdoor amphitheater.
Brill said that if the county receives about $1.5 million from settlement trustees he does not know how the county would find the other $1.5 million needed to complete the project.
MJ Kneiser of WLHR FM 92.1 contributed to this story.
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YeLLOW Generation
YeLLOW Generation was a female J-pop trio formed in 2002. The group was best known for the singles "Kitakaze to Taiyo" (北風と太陽, North wind and the sun), and "Tobira no Mukou e" (扉の向こうへ, To the other side of the door), which was the second ending theme for the anime Fullmetal Alchemist. The trio was made up of the members Yuki (ユキ), Yuko (ユウコ), and Hitomi (ヒトミ). Altogether the band had released two albums and nine singles, but after a year of silence the band finally decided to part ways on November 15th, 2006.
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October 20, 2009
Jason Stamm
He received little exposure last year. Now, playing at one of the top teams in the country, his stock is soaring. Is he looking towards WKU at all? He gives the latest to InsideHilltopperSports.com. ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now!
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Grantville Council
Raises, police cruisers approved at meeting
by Clay Neely
For once, it was a more productive meeting for the Grantville City Council on Monday as they discussed and approved a variety of ordinances, appointments and amendments.
From salary adjustments and pay raises for city employees to the approval of two new police cruisers and a K9 unit for the Grantville Police Department, the city council worked efficiently — and without incident as has been the case with tensions at recent meetings.
The council voted unanimously to raise the city's purchasing procedures cap from $2,000 to $10,000, with Mayor Jim Sells reiterating to the council and members of the audience that any purchase made by the city over $10,000 would have to be competitively bid.
However, the vote to restore power to the mayor in regards to the hiring and firing of the city attorney was a more contested matter. With Councilmembers Leonard Gomez and David Riley voting in favor of the amendment while Councilmembers Johnny Cooks and Barham Lundy voting against, the mayor broke the tie and the amendment passed.
"It's very challenging from this standpoint," said Cooks. "Not to reference our current mayor, but when you have a mayor who is also a business owner that has the power to determine who the city attorney will be, it lends itself to conflicts."
"No offense to our current mayor but we will have another election coming up and maybe another mayor will be up. A new mayor could want to hire his best friend. If you want to give this authority to one person instead of four or five people, you're making a mistake. I would encourage the council to reconsider," said Cooks.
Another tightly passed measure was the request for Sells to recreate the "King County Cafe" exterior from AMC television show "The Walking Dead" at the city's historic railroad freight depot.
"It's no secret that Grantville has become a tourist destination because of 'The Walking Dead,'" said Sells. "Last year we saw over 3,000 tourists and had several thousand more who were not part of tour groups. If you're a town, tourism is one of your best sources of income."
Sells vowed that he would not be making any material changes to the depot. "It will be only paint and some furniture at no cost to the citizens. We're trying to attract more tourists and rent the depot for parties. We want to lift up downtown."
Sells asked for a 13-month agreement and noted that if the request was approved by the council it would still need an approval from the municipal court.
Lundy voiced his concern with the measure.
"Mayor, I'm not sure the council has the power to authorize that. I think that the building being in the historical district, that the proposal would have to go in front of the Historic Preservation Committee and then to the council to be approve. I didn't know we could just bypass the HPC to give that power to you," said Lundy.
"City Council overrides the HPC, Mr. Lundy," said Sells. "If the council doesn't like it, they can bring it up to have it removed at any time. That's the benefit. If you don't like the decision we make today, it's not written in stone. The council can change their mind and the council has changed their mind a lot."
The measure then passed with councilmembers Gomez and Riley voting in favor of the measure while councilmembers Cooks and Lundy voted against. Once again Sells broke the tie and the amendment passed.
"Grantville is in for many many changes in the next 12 months," said Sells after the meeting. "We have a vision of a dramatically improved recreation program, seeing many new businesses opening in the city and a much improved impression of what this town has to offer. We are also getting much input from citizens and committee members. The DDA (Downtown Development Authority) is very active, the shape of the HPC has changed much and the energy is positive. Folks in town are joining in and we as elected officials are buoyed by that to move forward."
However, Cooks was less than enthusiastic about the meeting.
"Our new council's commitment to fast pace excessive spending with no accountability on its secretly conceived agenda is unprecedented," said Cooks of the council membership with newly elected members Gomez and Riley. "They vote down where we have allocated funds for projects to serve our citizens and amend $330,000 in increase spending to the budget for projects that have no justification and will require future tax increases."
"It is becoming quite clear, our new councilmen have no commitment to be a part of the continued countywide strategic planning in recreation and infrastructure for the improvement in the quality of life for our children and adults," Cooks said.


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DENVER - Gov. John Hickenlooper named Roger Werholtz as interim Executive Director of the Colorado Department of Corrections.
"We are fortunate to have someone of Roger's experience help us through this transition," Hickenlooper said. "He has extensive corrections background and is well-suited to help us with the ongoing reviews of department operations and a search for a new executive director."
Werholtz looks to succeed Tom Clements who was murdered at his home by suspected prison-gang members in late March.
"I look forward to continuing the work begun by Tom Clements, who had set a course for the Department of Corrections that focused on the latest corrections research and practices," Werholtz said. "Tom strived to make Colorado a safer place for us all to live and raise our families."
Werholtz brings 28 years of corrections experience to the position. He will lead efforts already underway to evaluate the Colorado's parole system, work on the Prison Utilization Study, repurpose the Fort Lyon Correctional Facility and implement the department's strategic plan.
Werholtz most recently served eight years as Secretary of Corrections in Kansas and retired in December 2010. He had earlier served as Deputy Secretary of Corrections since 1987 and supervised all three divisions of the Kansas Department of Corrections: Community and Field Services; Programs and Staff Development; and Facilities Management.
Werholtz joined the department in 1982 after working as the first director of the Wyandotte County Community Corrections Program. He also has experience in community mental health, child protective services and substance abuse treatment and prevention.
As head of the Kansas department, Werholtz saw a 48-percent reduction in monthly revocation rates for offenders and a 31-percent reduction in absconder rates. He also helped lead the change in how offenders prepared for release and were supervised by parole officers upon release, emphasizing individualized supervision plans and responses crafted to each parolee that placed a priority on preventing negative behaviors rather than simply reacting to such behaviors.
Werholtz served as a graduate-level instructor in the University of Kansas School of Social Welfare. He chaired the Kansas Criminal Justice Coordinating Council; was a member of the Kansas Sentencing Commission; the Kansas Reentry Policy Council; and the Kansas Sex Offender Policy Board.
Werholtz will start April 22 and work through the end of July as a search for a permanent hire begins.
Roxane White, the governor's chief of staff, will continue to lead the Department of Corrections Executive Team until Werholtz starts work.
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The ladies at Parlour put up this dope piece about going green with natural hair care products in Ghana. Their correspondent Toke gives up some gems about keeping the curls in place while keeping the planet happy, specifically with Madame Yasmeen's products. Check out the whole piece here. www.parlourmagazine.com


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Today the Cornerstone Women's Tennis team opened their season on the road with a 9-0 loss to Bethel College. Ashley Greene & Janie Silvers, as well as the doubles team of Greene & Heidi Boesl all had extremely close competitive matches but fell just a little short. Coach Erickson on the match: "Obviously it would have been nice to start the season with a win, but this Bethel team is solid up and down their lineup. Our women played hard and well today but we couldn't quite close out some sets. This is something we are going to need to work on. When we have chances, we need to be able to capitalize on them. Still, I'm proud of the way that we played and am really excited for the rest of the season."
Next up for Cornerstone is at Olivet Nazarene University on September 3.


text: Quadruple amputee swims the Channel Culture 21 September 10 by Erik Malinowski CC-licensed:Gustaffo89 Frenchman Philippe Croizon, who lost both arms and legs in an electrical accident in 1994, successfully swam across the English Channel yesterday in just under 14 hours, using a snorkel affixed to his face as well as some specially designed prosthetic flippers.Croizon, who trained more than 30 hours a week for two years for this attempt, had been hoping to make the swim in roughly 24 hours. Instead, he made the 21-mile crossing from Folkstone, UK, to Wissant, France, in just over half a day.Back in 1994, Croizon made his living as a French metal worker when he climbed the roof of his house one day and made contact with a nearby power line. His life-threatening injuries required the amputation of all four of his limbs, although that hasn't kept Croizon from living his life.In fact, you'll likely soon find his name on the official list of Channel-swim record-holders.Here is a video about his achievement: Edited by Olivia Solon Comments clever dick Johnny Blarken Nov 24th 2010 Reply to a comment Name Email Comment Submit » Latest on wired.co.uk


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How early can you find out the sex?
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I was able to find out with my 3 oldest between 13 and 14 weeks. They dont like to check that early anymore but they WERE RIGHT!!!
We cheated and got a 3D u/s at 16 weeks (which is the earliest they say they can tell). When we went in for the 20-week u/s at the Dr, and they said "It's a girl", we were like tee hee, we know
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With my first I found out at 16wks. We were planning on waiting until the 20wks scan but at 12 wks I found out that I had to leave town for work. I would be gone when I turned 20wks so we we're hoping they would do the scan early at 18wks. Doctor said no. He rescheduled my scan for 22wks. It was hard enough waiting till 20wks, 22wks seemed forever away. So we went to a 3D ultrasound office at 16wks and found out then. We plan on doing the same this time around.
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Mom to Braden 23 Sept 2011 and Makayla 8 May 2013
I am almost 14 weeks and just found out last week that it is a girl. I did a new first screen test for down syndrome the Dr. was concerned because I am 38. This test they take blood samples in vials and then they can pull the baby's blood from my blood and then they check the chromosomes. Really cool. They are able to tell the sex of the baby from the blood. So this is my third girl! Also, the test came back normal! Yay!
Just went to get a regular ultrasound at one of those 3d/4d places for concern because midwife couldn't find heartbeat with doppler. Tech said they can do gender check as early as 14 weeks!! I was almost 13weeks but don't want to find out, so wasn't upset. : )
I found out at 16 weeks at my dr office.
Wife to Nate (10/25/03), Mama to Tucker (10/4/08) & Connor (07/30/10) and Fletcher Cole (4/8/13)
most places say 16 wks...with my son we found out at about 13 wks...and with this one ( a girl) we found out at 16 wks and had it confirmed at 19 wks!! do you now what you're having!?
Married my highschool sweetheart 07/30/05
I paid a specialist $100 to find out our babies gender at 16 weeks. There he was, plain as day
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The Skiershop.com crew just returned from the 2012 Snowsports Industries America tradeshow in Denver, Colo. Here is a sneak of Icelantic Boards' 2012/2013 line.
The Skiershop crew was recently at The Snowsports Industries America tradeshow in Denver, Colorado. Here are a few pics from day 2 while we work on an edit and dealer interviews that we collected while scoping the new gear.
Continuing with our goal to provide unique gear to the skiing community, Skiershop is excited to bring in Black Crows Skis for 2011/2012. Black Crows are an independent ski brand (just 5 years old) from France and developed by riders Bruno Compagnet and Camille Jaccoux. And while everyone right now is drooling over next year's gear at SIA, here is where you can learn about Black Crows in addition to buying a pair…
Corvus: 135-105-126 / 175cm, 185cm, 196cm
Via Black Crows: Developed to allow a wider range of skiers to benefit from the Corvus 196 technology, it was necessary to adjust the ski in terms of construction, width and flex distribution. With a slightly less raised tip for better rotation, an increased sidecut for a more compact ski and a lightweight wooden core, the Corvus 185 meets our high standards of versatility and performance. For this 2012 edition, the flex has been even more refined on the front part of the ski.
Freeride, piste, ski touring, telemark, these red Corvus are the skis that can do it all, whatever the conditions. Both a formidable weapon for high speeds and a disciplined partner for short turns, they also show their full potential in rough uneven snow.
Via Black Crows: Intimidating on paper, the Sevun provides an incredible feeling of lightness and ease of use. With a turn radius of 25 metres, remarkable for a ski of this size, the Sevun perfectly reflects our vision of skiing: instinct and creativity in every kind of terrain.
Extremely agile in powder snow thanks to its floating capacity and an exclusive shape, this ski is also capable of carving through hard snow and will allow you drive it with high precision. And when one of those rare days that the powder seekers live for occurs; those magical days when floating means happiness, the Sevun can show the full extent of its potential: unlimited.
Nocta: 146-125-140 / 176cm, 188cm
Via Black Crows: The latest addition to the collection and the first Black Crows ski to use the rocker technology, the Nocta was designed by Julien Regnier a pioneer in reverse camber development. The modern sidecut makes the Nocta a powerful weapon for powder skiers, while its soft and dynamic flex allows for great handling in any snow conditions. With its 18 meter sidecut radius, the Nocta also carves well on hard snow.
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We at Skiershop.com realize that not everyone lives in a ski town. Many people work in the city and head up to the hills for the weekend. So in an effort to give away some free schwag, we are having a weekend photo contest. Post your best picture from skiing this weekend to our Facebook page by Monday 1/23 Noon EST, and enter to win a free pair of Flylow gloves and a Mammut Scarf. We'll announce the winner on our Facebook page Monday afternoon.
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Barry Switzer's life did not end when he stepped down as Oklahoma's football coach 20 years ago today. Instead, his new life began. Switzer became a bestselling author, won a Super Bowl, got remarried, joined the Screen Actors Guild, was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame and served as a football television analyst alongside the man he replaced with the Dallas Cowboys.
Not only did Switzer coach the Cowboys to victory in Super Bowl XXX, he also coached in various movies, among them "Any Given Sunday," "Varsity Blues" and "Possums." He appeared in television shows such as "Coach" and "Saving Grace," and still laughs at being named the new Notre Dame coach in an episode of "Arli$$." Switzer recently finished eight television commercials for Dunkin' Donuts in which he coaches various activities, including women's yoga, men's swimming, women's lacrosse and chess. His favorite role was getting to coach basketball, which has yet to air. "I always thought I was a triple threat," Switzer deadpanned of his acting prowess. In short, it is still good to be King. Switzer left his OU post on June 19, 1989, amidst an NCAA investigation and after several players had behaved badly, among them Jerry Parks, Bernard Hall, Zarak Peters, Nigel Clay, Charles Thompson and fellow author Brian Bosworth. Some claim these were the players who eventually brought down Switzer. Others believe it was Switzer who brought down Switzer. Given what has transpired since, could what happened 20 years ago somehow have been a blessing for Switzer? Switzer paused a bit and said, "I don't know, maybe it was. I bet people in the administration thought it was blessing." Switzer never has been overly philosophical about what could have been, what should have been or what might have been. In today's parlance, it is what it is. "It's just life. It's the roads you travel," Switzer said. "Whatever happens, happens. You make a few adjustments and prepare to take it. I never moped. I just went ahead." Imagine if Switzer had managed to remain as OU's coach? How many more national titles would he have won the past two decades? Three? Four? More? An average of 10 wins per season would have given Switzer 200 more victories, which would put him at 357 career victories. With 12-game regular seasons and conference championship games now in play, Switzer potentially could have averaged 11 or 12 victories annually, which means he would be creeping up on 400 wins. Penn State's Joe Paterno is the all-time Division I leader with 383 career victories. Florida State's Bobby Bowden has 382 career wins, pending his appeal to the NCAA that would have some of those victories vacated.


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Local school board members and administrators attended recent meetings of the Georgia Schools Boards Association.
The meetings were held at the Renaissance Waverly Hotel in Atlanta.
Superintendent Steve Barker also participated both days.
The Cowetans were among approximately 700 local school board members and superintendents who were expected at the combined meetings of GSBA and the Georgia School Superintendents Association.
Pre-conference training activities were held Nov. 28 - 29.
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"I don't believe a word Brian Davis says. Brian Davis is told what to say."
— Jim Traber on his Sports Animal Radio Network show Monday afternoon.
"I don't believe a word Brian Davis says. Brian Davis is told what to say."
— Jim Traber on his Sports Animal Radio Network show Monday afternoon.
It's highly unusual for a sports talk show host on a major league team's flagship radio station to so blatantly rip the team's TV play-by-play announcer. But such was the case Monday when Traber dug into Davis, who had discussed the Thunder's loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers that morning on WWLS-FM 98.1/The Sports Animal.
Traber said he didn't buy Davis' explanation that the team was experimenting with Kevin Martin in a late-game situation instead of playing defensive-whiz Thabo Sefolosha to cover Cavs star Kyrie Irving, who shredded the Thunder for 35 points.
"That to me is just an excuse for a bad coaching move," Traber said in a phone interview. "I've been doing radio for 20 years, and if I think Bob Stoops or Mike Gundy or Eddie Sutton or Scott Brooks, whoever it is, is doing something that I don't like, I'm going to say it."
Traber has long complained that Davis and analyst sidekick Grant Long offer few, if any, negative comments about the Thunder's play during game telecasts. He even has taken a few shots at radio voice Matt Pinto.
"Everybody knows how I feel about Brian Davis and Grant Long," Traber said. "All you have to do is listen to their broadcasts. There is never anything negative that happens to the team."
As a former Arizona Diamondbacks TV analyst, Traber knows what it's like to be a broadcaster paid by the team. But he said, unlike Davis and Long, he mostly had free rein to voice his opinions. "There might have been a couple of times where I might have said something on the air that they weren't happy with and I was told about it," he said.
Traber said he believes Thunder broadcasters are forced to stick with a positive company line, similar to that of the San Antonio Spurs, even in face of major controversy such as Russell Westbrook's tantrum last week when he stormed off the bench after being yanked from the game. He's also disappointed by the lack of Thunder players appearing on his show.
"We want to be a big market around here, but we don't want to do what it takes to be a big market," Traber said. "When Russell Westbrook goes off like he did a couple of days ago, if that was in Boston, a week later he would be on the radio and the guys in Boston would say, 'Hey, Russell, what the heck happened out there?' That's what a big-league market is."
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General Board / Re: Bar Review Course - Worth Spending 3K???« on: May 05, 2009, 10:04:48 PM »
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General Board / Re: Bar Review Course - Worth Spending 3K???« on: May 05, 2009, 10:04:48 PM »
Yes, if you want a law license it is.
General Board / Re: Where do you get E&Es?« on: April 04, 2009, 02:57:20 PM »
You have to get the school specific version. I don't think Georgia State releases their E & E's until July. At least that's what they did last year. You could call the school bookstore and ask if you are really curious.
General Board / Re: PMBR + Barbri?« on: March 27, 2009, 06:51:06 PM »
Get one or both of the PMBR books from amazon or ebay and skip the course. Go to Barbri and take good notes, review the notes in the evening and practice writing lots of essays. Do a lot of barbri and PMBR multiple choice to get a feel for different types of questions and nail the law down in your head. If you do this,you'll pass the bar.
General Board / Re: Citing to the record« on: February 18, 2009, 09:14:34 PM »
There is only one "record on appeal" so my guess is that it should be cited as if everything was one document - i.e. in numerical order.
General Board / Re: Can you completely slack off in a law school class and still get a good grade?« on: February 17, 2009, 07:26:10 AM »
As long as you're reasonably smart and put in the work in the 3 or so weeks leading up to exams you'll be fine. Get a good supplement.
Black Law Student Discussion Board / Re: White Attendance @ HBCU's (motives)« on: January 31, 2009, 08:02:09 AM »
Nice racist thread. Obviously racism is still alive and well on both sides.
Bar Exam / Re: Do I need to take the BarBri class, or are the study materials enough?« on: January 30, 2009, 07:23:37 PM »
I'm self-motivated too and thought about going this route last summer. I'm glad I didn't. There is so much material and it's hard to prioritize. The one thing Barbri was extremely helpful with was cutting down the crap to a somewhat manageable volume of information. There were plenty of topics in the big books that the lectures covered only tangentially or not at all. If I had studied on my own, I would have always wondered if it was ok to skip over all of that information. With Barbri, at least I knew that if they didn't cover something, 90+% of others taking the bar didn't know it either.
Bar Exam / Re: BarBri for multistate prep?« on: January 30, 2009, 07:18:08 PM »
Barbri is probably sufficient for your MBE study. If you want some exposure to PMBR questions just buy the old books online. This is what I did and I passed in July. The PMBR class is a waste of time and money.
General Board / Re: BAR Exam- NC or SC?« on: December 21, 2008, 05:26:14 PM »
I just took the NC Bar in July. They test heavily on NC distinctions and the essay portion counts 60% of the grade. Don't know anything about the SC bar, though I seem to remember hearing one time that you had to take certain courses in law school in order to sit for that bar. So you might want to check into that if you are considering SC.
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General Board / Re: Commonwealth v Sherry = Negligence standard to consent?« on: December 17, 2008, 07:56:06 PM »
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Unless you are dressing up as Dorothy this year, Halloween night is looking like a bust! Heavy storms and even tornadoes are heading in our direction sending a lot of folks indoors. So where should you take your family and friends? Here's my pick for family, adult fun, and foodies:
Family: Head indoors! Get to a mall and get there early. From 5:00 to 7:00 pm you can visit the Mall St. Matthews and Oxmoor Mall to go trick-or-treating from store to store to get your Halloween candy fix without getting soaked to the bone. Oxmoor restaurants perfect for families include BJ's Restaurant and Brewhouse, California Pizza Kitchen, and Yang Kee Noodle, which many locals don't realize it not a franchise- it's a delicious local restaurant! Plus their favorite condiment just so happens to be my Halloween costume this year. Any guesses? In the Mall of St. Matthews your best restaurant bets are the Cheesecake Factory and Red Robin. Other mall trick-or-treating includes Jefferson Mall from 6:00 to 8:00pm and in Indiana the Greentree Mall offers trick-or-treating from 6:00 to 8:00pm.
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Foodies: I called so.many.restaurants to find someone celebrating Halloween for all us foodies out there. And I found one! The Village Anchor! They already have over 60 reservations booked for their Halloween 3-course feast. Everyone is encouraged to wear their costumes and devour their spooky menu. Check it out for yourself:
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Region 7 Pesticides Branch Priorities
Region 7's strategic priorities are: 1) the protection of critical ecosystems; 2) the protection of sensitive populations such as children, older adults, and people with chronic illnesses; and 3) Agriculture. The Pesticides Branch in Region 7 has an integral role in each of these three priorities.
In conjunction with state/tribal partners, the mission and goal of EPA Region 7's Pesticides Branch is to ensure that the production, sales, distribution, or use of pesticides in the region is in compliance with all applicable requirements and is protective of human health and the environment. This encompasses many different aspects, including a proactive role in providing guidance and technical assistance to co-regulators, the regulated community and the public as well as an enforcement role to deter non-compliance. To facilitate coordination with our regulatory partners and the public, the Pesticides Branch maintains a field office in Lincoln, Nebraska. Core Branch functions include:
a. Grants Administration/Technical Assistance - EPA has entered into cooperative performance partnership agreements with the state departments of agriculture in Region 7 to implement vital Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act functions. These include protecting water quality from pesticides, certification and training of pesticide applicators, protection of agricultural workers, endangered species protection, enforcement and state priority activities. These performance partnership agreements include a grant mechanism that provides financial support for states to carry out a federal program, and a work plan that EPA Region 7 and the states negotiate and agree upon. Region 7 has also entered into cooperative agreements or grants with various tribes interested in developing one or more components of a tribal pesticide program or in maintaining a cooperative role with the state and EPA regarding pesticide matters. The Pesticides Branch is responsible for providing technical assistance as well as oversight for these partnership and cooperative agreements.
b. Enforcement - The Pesticides Branch is responsible for ensuring compliance with FIFRA in Region 7 through a balanced approach of providing compliance incentives and assistance as well as taking appropriate enforcement actions, which may include penalties. FIFRA includes provisions for monitoring the distribution and use of pesticides and imposing civil as well as criminal penalties for violations. All states in Region 7 have assumed primary enforcement responsibility. Various types of pesticide enforcement actions are taken by the states and Region 7's Pesticides Branch depending upon the type and seriousness of the violations. National OECA webpage.
c. Water Quality/Pesticide Management Plans - Use of pesticides in agricultural and urban areas in Region 7 has led to pesticides being detected in streams, rivers and ground water. The Pesticides Branch is responsible for identifying high priority water quality issues involving pesticides and facilitating coordination among the respective water and pesticide regulatory programs at EPA, the states and tribes. The goal of this program, pollution prevention and local action by the states and tribes, will contribute to the Agency=s overall strategy of the reducing dietary and environmental exposure to pesticides.
d. Worker Safety
i. The pesticide applicator certification and training program provides pesticide applicators with the knowledge and ability to use pesticides safely and effectively. EPA regulations require that applicators be certified as competent to apply restricted use pesticides in accordance with national standards. The Pesticides Branch is responsible for overseeing and monitoring certification programs conducted by states/tribes to ensure conformance with these national standards.
ii EPA's Worker Protection Standard is a regulation aimed at reducing the risk of pesticide poisonings and injuries among agricultural workers and pesticide handlers. EPA and our state/tribal co-regulators are continuing to explore ways of "getting the word out" to workers, pesticide handlers, and their employers about the requirements of the Worker Protection Standard. The population that the standard is aimed at protecting is diverse and often highly mobile. Within Region 7, an emphasis has been placed on activities that have the greatest potential for worker exposure to pesticides, such as detassling corn. The Pesticides Branch is responsible for working closely with our state/tribal partners in assessing implementation of the standard in Region 7.
e. Endangered Species - Special care must be taken when pesticides are used in areas that overlap the habitats of endangered or threatened plants and wildlife. Species and their habitats may be harmed by direct exposure to pesticides, by indirect exposure to pesticide runoff or spray drift or by eating prey that has been exposed to pesticides. Three key agencies of the U.S. government -- EPA, the Department of Agriculture, and the Fish and Wildlife Service -- are responsible for coordinating their efforts to inform the general public about the Endangered Species Protection Program and to educate pesticide users in how to protect endangered and threatened species from potentially harmful exposure.
f. Food Quality Protection Act Agricultural Initiative - There is a critical need to assist the agricultural community in transitioning from the older, riskier pesticides likely to be lost under
Food Quality Protection Act Agricultural implementation to newer, safer pesticides. The predominant land use within Region 7 is agriculture. The Pesticides Branch is responsible for working closely with the agricultural community in Region 7, especially minor crop commodity groups, regarding this transition, both through technical assistance and partnerships as well as awarding, monitoring and overseeing various agricultural grant projects.
Link to EPA Region 7 Pesticide Contacts
Lists of regional pesticide contacts at the Region 7 office for information on general pesticide issues, ground water, worker protection standard, integrated pest management, endangered species, etc...
Link to State Contacts
Lists of state contacts at the state lead agencies and the Extension Service for information on general pesticide issues, ground water, worker protection standards, integrated pest management, endangered species, certification and training, or to inquire about a specific pesticide problem. Questions concerning specific state issues such as the requirements for sale and use of pesticides within a particular state should be directed to the state lead agency for pesticide control.


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Defense Logistics Agency Energy is building cost-cutting strategies into its primary mission to provide comprehensive energy solutions to the Defense Department and other federal agencies. The field activity is helping to do its part in meeting DLA Director Navy Vice Adm. Mark Harnitchek's broader goal for the agency to save $10 billion over five years. DLA Energy already has programs and initiatives in place to perform its mission with more cost effectiveness in mind, officials said.
"DLA Energy has pushed the initiative to convert from JP8 to commercial grade Jet A aviation turbine fuel in the continental U.S. as a cost-saving initiative for several years," said Lee Oppenheim, deputy director of DLA Energy Americas at San Pedro, Calif.
Working with service control points and engineering support activities, DLA Energy assisted in obtaining approval for military aircraft to unconditionally use Jet A, he explained. Air Force testing shows almost no issues with this change, and the service authorized DLA to procure Jet A for many of its locations.
DLA Energy Americas is moving forward with a plan to convert current customers in the continental U.S. using JP8 to commercial Jet A fuel. Within the DLA Energy Americas at San Pedro region, several employees foresaw this change and implemented changes within the infrastructure to accommodate Jet A use.
Robert Short, then-chief of bulk fuel distribution; Bowdoin Swenson, chief of the distribution division; and Michael Koury, chief of the quality division, began modifying defense fuel support points to accommodate commercial-style filtration and providing the sites with the capability to inject military-required additives.
"With that accomplished, implement-ation within the region will not require long lead times to retrofit the terminals before converting to Jet A," Oppenheim said. "Almost all Air Force weapon systems have been approved to use Jet A as an equal with the military-specification JP8."
Army and Navy organizations are in the process of considering Jet A as an equal fuel, he said.
The Air Force, Navy and Army represent DLA Energy's top three customers, with sales of more than $18 million.
"The basic goal is to allow suppliers to maintain a single aviation turbine fuel stock at production and within the supply chain until DLA Energy purchases it," Oppenheim said. "By eliminating separate production, storage and transportation for military-specification product, DLA and the warfighter will reap the benefits of eliminating suppliers' additional expense. Jet A customers anticipate a savings, once fully implemented in three years, of 2 to 3 cents per gallon."
According to the most recent figures available, DLA Energy had net sales of 1.25 billion gallons of JP8 within the continental United States in fiscal 2011. A 2- to 3-cent savings per gallon would realize a total savings of between $25 million and $37.5 million.
Natural Gas Program Proves to be Cost Effective
Another program in place that has cost effectiveness in mind is DLA Energy's Natural Gas Program.
This DLA Energy Installation Energy program helps provide coal, natural gas, electricity, renewable energy and energy-conservation measures for DoD facilities.
The program focuses on providing cost-effective, reliable energy solutions in support of the DoD mission.
"The DLA Energy Natural Gas Program was established in 1990 for the purpose of competitively acquiring direct supply natural gas for military services," DLA Energy Installation Energy Director Pam Griffith said.
The Defense Department requires that the natural gas program be cost effective and have the same degree of supply reliability as other practical alternative energy sources, Griffith said.
Since the program's inception, DLA Energy has netted participating customers more than $850 million in cost avoidance when compared to local utility rates.
On average, this represents an 8 to 15 percent savings beyond what customers would otherwise pay their local utility, she said.
"In the past three years, we've improved our cost avoidance for customers to more than 20 percent through various process improvement initiatives aimed at ensuring our contracts were representative of best commercial practices, properly balancing risks and streamlining of our processes," she added.
The total DoD cost avoidance for fiscal 1991-2011 has exceeded $656 million, according to DLA Energy's Fact Book.
Griffith explained that DLA Energy, as DoD's central procurement agency for direct supply natural gas, is actively managing multiyear contracts valued in excess of $500 million for the supply of more than 110 million dekatherms, a form of measurement for energy.
DoD requirements, which come from about 140 military installations, represent more than 75 percent of the overall contract quantity. The remaining contracts support federal civilian agencies, including the Bureau of Prisons, NASA, and the departments of Energy, Agriculture, Homeland Security, and Health and Human Services, Griffith said.
"Inclusion of the federal civilian agencies helps balance our load profiles and improve our buying power, enabling us to negotiate better deals for our DoD customers," Griffith said.
Demand Response Programs Net Millions in Energy Savings
Another cost-savings program in DLA Energy is its Electricity Demand Response Program.
The program is designed to enable customers to contribute to energy-load reduction during times of peak demand.
"Our mission is to provide federal agencies with comprehensive energy solutions that are effective and efficient, and demand-response services go a long way in helping us meet that goal," said Larry Fratis, chief of the DLA Energy Electricity and Renewables Division.
In exchange for an installation reducing its electricity load, the independent system operator or the utility distribution company provides financial incentives to participating customers in the form of credits to their utility bills, he explained. These credits have the effect of reducing the price the government pays for a kilowatt of electricity.
"DLA Energy's customer participation in the various demand-response programs has grown exponentially and netted customers millions of dollars in energy costs savings," Fratis said.
The Electricity Demand-Response Program is a cost-saving, energy-management initiative that can help customers save money on their utility bills, Griffith said. The DLA Energy program has supported customer participation in various demand-reduction programs available across the U.S., in both regulated and de-regulated market areas, netting customers more than $10 million in financial credits on their utility bills from the program's inception in fiscal 2008.
Contracts Produce Savings and Reduce Environmental Impact
Energy savings performance contracts are another energy-savings vehicle used by DLA Energy.
ESPCs are alternatively financed contracts that leverage private-sector capital and expertise, allowing the government to achieve mandated energy- and water-conservation goals without up-front capital costs, Griffith said.
She explained that under ESPCs, contractors are paid from energy cost savings that result from energy conservation measures implemented by the contractor.
The Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 and Executive Order 13423 set new federal energy intensity goals that are implemented by ESPCs, she said.
EISA and E.O. 13423 require DoD to cut energy use, compared to 2003, by 3 percent per year from 2007 to 2015, according to information available on the Department of Energy's website.
Defense Reform Initiative Directive 21, dated January 1998, directed DLA to assist the military services in using tools such as ESPC contracts to decrease energy demand.
DLA Energy has been procuring and administering ESPC contracts since 1999 and has awarded contracts with a total value of $430 million, Griffith said.
Part of DoD's core strategy when it comes to facility energy is to reduce demand through energy efficiency and conservation measures, Griffith said. She added that officials have seen a significant increase in customer energy conservation requirements over the past 12 months, particularly given the president's directive to achieve $2 billion in investment in these efforts by December 2013, Griffith said.
Facility energy is important to DoD when it comes to mission assurance, cost and environmental impact, Griffith said.
"Our goal at DLA Energy is to ensure reliable energy supplies are delivered to our installations in the most cost-effective manner and to implement energy-reduction measures," she added.
The cost savings realized under DLA Energy programs can then be reallocated by customers to support mission priorities, and the energy savings help reduce the department's impact on the environment, she said.


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Are you able to provide any guidelines for the number of hours required per week to complete usual residential cleaning? Duties required would include all cleaning (windows, bathrooms, floors, etc), routine kitchen cleaning (but not cleaning out the fridge or the oven), garbage removal, changing bed linens and doing laundry. Guidelines based on number of rooms, square footage, or certain duties would all be helpful. We are a company of therapists who often recommend home making services for our injured/disabled clients.
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Based on a once a week service plan, a rough estimate would be four to six hour depending on the home, apartment or unit size and the exact tasks performed during each visit.
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Since all residences differ in layout, room size, furnishings, daily usage, and a numerous other aspects, it is difficult to give solid figures can be assigned to cover all situations. Other factors that impact how long the work will take include, skill of the cleaner, soil conditions, and the equipment used.
Since you are in the position of recommending the service, but not actually supervising its delivery, why not consult with several prospective service companies in your area and see what arrangements they are willing to work out to have your recommendation? They will have the general information you are requesting and should be able to provide rates based on their experience and capabilities. With this in hand, you can monitor their results in a few trial situations and make an assessment of which companies will not betray your trust when you recommend them to your clients.
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Remember your ID and travel documents.
You've planned and paid for your trip and you're ready to go - don't let missing travel documents stop your plans short. Each country on your itinerary may have different entrance and exit requirements. Entrance requirements are strictly enforced, and it is your responsibility to ensure the documents you use to leave are sufficient to get you back home.
Regardless of age, all guests require identification that must match the name and spelling on their ticket. You are responsible for making sure that you have the proper identification and travel documentation required for you - and any child travelling with you to enter or connect through each country on your itinerary. Please consult with the nearest embassy or consulate of each country you plan to visit.
Entrance requirements are strictly enforced. If you do not have documentation which will allow entry for you or your children to all countries on your reservation, you will not be allowed to board your flight.
WestJet is a member of the Canadian Transit without Visa Program for guests entering Canada through Vancouver International Airport only. This program allows Chinese, Indonesian, Thai and Filipino nationals to travel Visa exempt with WestJet from the United States to Vancouver and connect to another flight departing Canada. Chinese, Indonesian, Thai and Filipino nationals must have a Temporary Resident Visa to enter Canada via any other city and connect to another flight departing Canada. Please view the Government of Canada website for more information.
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Passport Canada recommends that you apply for a new passport if your current passport is damaged or inaccessible. Guests travelling with a passport that is damaged in any way could face significant delays, be denied entry at border crossings or be denied boarding on flights altogether.
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If you lose your passport, contact the consulate/embassy of your issuing country without delay to report this loss. Canadians can report a lost or stolen passport to the nearest Canadian embassy or consulate. Passports located or turned in to a WestJet representative will be returned to the originating country.
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A: With a traditional grid-tied system you will not have power if the utility power goes down. This is to ensure that the line workers repairing the outage are safe.
A: Net metering is how your utility company will keep track of how much energy you use and how much you produce. The utility company will install a new meter to record both consumption and production. If you produce less than you consumed you will be billed the difference. If you produced more than you consumed, you will be given a credit. Your credits will roll over from month to month.
A: residential systems can usually be installed within one week.
A: No. We generally only recommend battery back-up systems for small cabins in the woods where it is not feasible to bring utility power or where utility power outages are extremely frequent.
A: We recommend no more than 20% shading on a site. Each site will be evaluated for shading during the Free Site Evaluation using either a Solar PathFinder or a Solmetric SunEye.
A: The average residential system is 5 kilowatts and takes up roughly 375ft2.
A: The average residential system is 5 kilowatts and is comprised of approximately 22 panels that are 5.5ft by 3.5ft.
A: If your home has an unobstructed roof surface of 200ft2 or greater that faces relatively south and has little to no shading, there is a good chance that a solar PV system will work on your home. Contact one of our solar specialists today to know for sure.
A: We can install systems on roofs that face East or West of South and still get good production out of the system. We do not recommend installing systems on roofs that are North of East or West.


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You can now become a fan of Night Lights on Facebook. If you're just discovering the program through Facebook, here are some shows you might want to check out.
Mosaic Records has a Shaw set in the works--plus updates on Ellington and Jamal.
Night Lights offers a jazz tribute to Juneteenth, the African-American holiday marking the end of slavery, with commentary from historian William Wiggins.
A friend writes to pass along the good news: Mosaic Records is still planning on doing a 1930s Duke Ellington Columbia big-band set.
This program includes a 1953 interview with Miles Davis, recorded several years before the trumpeter damaged his voice.
Two of longtime bandleader Gerald Wilson's finest orchestras--his progressive, modernistic 1940s outfit and his 1960s West Coast band.
Ellington kept his orchestra together in a changing economic landscape, continuing to create memorable music and expanding his compositional horizons.
Jazz interpretations of the many songs that have been written about the City of Light.
Jazz writer and musician Allen Lowe has put together a terrific series of 9-CD sets documenting jazz from 1895 to 1950 called That Devilin' Tune, which includes his book of the same name. I've posted about these sets before, particularly Volume 4, which covers the 1945-1950 period…
Mosaic Records has posted information, including discographies, about new sets featuring Dave Liebman's Pendelum group and some Helen Merrill jazz-vocal sides on their upcoming releases page, along with more details about the forthcoming early-1950s Oscar Peterson collection.


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Online ticket seller StubHub joins FedEx as a naming rights partner at FedEx Field, with the premium club level at the stadium now called the StubHub Club Level.
The deal runs through 2018. Financial terms weren't disclosed.
StubHub will get significant stadium signage as part of the naming rights deal.
It is also unveiling four "plush, oversized Dream Seats" on the 50-yard line that it will award to StubHub customers for each game.
It's the second naming rights agreement for StubHub with a major league sports venue this year. In June, it became the naming rights partner for StubHub Center, home of Major League Soccer's LA Galaxy.
Seven are dead and people are still being found and rescued after historic rainfall.


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I'm always confused by router and gateway. Are there any differences between these two?
I've installed 2 network card on my computer in which I've installed Redhat 7.3. I want to config it as a gateway or router so that I can connect it to the internet using eth0 and connect it to a subnet (hubs) using eth1. Are there any specifications on IP address such as the IP address of the computers in the subnet and the IP address of the gateway eth1???
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Talker, my coming 5 year old Kiger Mustang mare. Here's some pictures of her jumping over barrels, and one of her "all-squared-up", practicing for a halter/showmanship show. I thought people would like to see these.
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The Company is a life sciences and biotechnology company focused on harnessing genetic processes to develop research tools, diagnostics and therapeutics and a provider of diagnostic services to the medical community.
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The appeal court will award 0ver 80mill August/September. The book value it is a lot higher then market value.
Up on huge volume.
What do you think, is this company good manged ?
When I read other pitch it seem not. But I think earning money is not the goal.
They are building knowledge for future...
The stock is cheap, potential high and when other pharmaceutic company will have cash again...
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They're makin' money.
The company will be sold within several months
Okay, Enzo took their hit and lost $5 in one day. At $12.56, they are a good value stock in a good bio-tech player, looking to rebound. If they win the litigation, they will pop up over $18.. maybe $20.
Let's get real. They have over 200 patents and 180 more pending. This is THEM suing others for infringment.. it is not like THEY were the ones infringing. I find it hard to believe 25-30% of their value was solely based upon this suit and it's outcome.
I think if you were a previous "inderperform" voter, now would be a good time to see that this stock has corrected and is due to head upward from here, at tleast doe the next 1-2 years.
I see this stock hitting $15-16 in the next 3-6 months. You can wait and watch or pan the stock and miss out on the upward movement.
I'm in for 500 shares at $12.58.
US District Court ruled against this bio-chemical company in a patent infringement case brought by this company. The six disputed patents relate to the company's method and materials for detecting nucleic acid sequences. Lost $5
Will win patent ligigation with Applera
PRODUCTS IN SECOND STAGE. A HORDE OF CASH .CHECK THEIR WEBSITE. TALK TO LARZARD WHO DID A SUBSTANTIAL PLACEMENT LAST YEAR. THE SHOT INTEREST AS OF 12 JUN- 18.3% , INSTITUTIONS HOLD 41%. YOU CAN ALSO CALL ED LEWIS AT CEOcast 212-732-4300
stock price moved upwards in spite of negative consensus. In stock market peple who vote with their money (buying power)ften overweight people vote with their heart. A company no one loves usually does better in the long run.
12/18/06 from Red Herring-- Life sciences firm Enzo Biochem, which launched a patent war by claiming that it invented a technique central to DNA sequencing, has raised $43.1 million by selling stock to institutional investors.


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Chicken Skewers with Lime-Ginger Dip
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[1]Serves 4-6
Free of: Gluten and all top allergens.
Requires: 8-10 metal or wooden skewers (soak wooden skewers for 2-4 hours before using)
*Available fresh or frozen at Asian supermarkets.
Lime-Ginger Dip
Recipe by Simon Clarke
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