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1. Re: Cannot load on 64-bit, Windows 7Noel Carboni Mar 29, 2012 12:45 PM (in response to zulishk)
What drive(s) are listed for Scratch use in Edit - Preferences - Performance? I'm sure someone's going to want to know that information.
When not at privilege-elevated status, do you actually have write access to the root folder of the drive(s) listed for scratch use?
2. Re: Cannot load on 64-bit, Windows 7gswetsky Mar 29, 2012 12:55 PM (in response to zulishk)
I was just gearing up to ask the same question. I had to set CS6 to run as administrator as well. I dislike having to click on, "Do you want to allow this program to make changes to your computer?" before CS6 will start. I have Windows 7 Professional 64 bit.
As to your problem with filters, go to Edit->Preferences->Plug-Ins. At the top, check the box "Additional Plug-Ins Folder" and fill in the path to your additional filters, click OK then restart Photoshop. I had to do that so my Topaz filters would show up.
I am rather disappointed that CS6 didn't find all the custom settings, etcetera that I use in CS5.
3. Re: Cannot load on 64-bit, Windows 7zulishk Mar 30, 2012 4:27 AM (in response to Noel Carboni)
@gswetsky: I don't have additional filter folders. I'm missing built-in ones (such as the Artistic or Brush Strokes). Which plug-in folder should I add to bring these back? I'll look around.
@Noel Carboni: I assumed PS tries to use C: as the scratch by default, but I've always changed it to use a SDRAM disk. I've changed it to other drives with the same result. I suppose the question should be this: What exact permissions does PS require for the scartch disk? Administrators and SYSTEM have FULL, whereas Authenticated Users have MODIFY and USERS have READ (this is the default, in Windows 7). I'll try to edit these and see where it goes. I'm thinking if USERS require FULL access to fix the issue, then Adobe is overlooking something in their design.
Thanks for all your replies!
4. Re: Cannot load on 64-bit, Windows 7zulishk Mar 30, 2012 4:31 AM (in response to gswetsky)
@gswetsky: Actually, I found the problem in the same location you discussed. You now have to put a checkmark in "Show all Filter Gallery groups and names" in the Plug-Ins preferences to enable them in the menu.
@Noel -- Changing Users to FULL did fix the issue for me, thanks. Not sure why, though, since I'm always logged in as Admin.
Thanks all!
5. Re: Cannot load on 64-bit, Windows 7gswetsky Mar 30, 2012 5:10 AM (in response to zulishk)
By the way, I noticed a similar problem trying to open Bridge as a standalone program, i.e. not through Photoshop. It came up and immediately closed. I solved this by allowing it to run as administrator.
I just tried opening Extend Script Toolkit CS6, and there was no problem. Sure wish I could get a definitive answer on this problem. I don't feel safe running these programs as administrator when I shouldn't have to.
6. Re: Cannot load on 64-bit, Windows 7Noel Carboni Mar 30, 2012 5:40 AM (in response to zulishk)
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@Noel -- Changing Users to FULL did fix the issue for me, thanks. Not sure why, though, since I'm always logged in as Admin.
Actually, no, you're not.
Microsoft's UAC feature "demotes" you to non-privileged user status during normal operations. You only are a member of the Administrators group when you escalate privileges (e.g., if you use "Run as Administrator" to start the application).
Permissions are complex enough as it is, but since the advent of UAC in Vista I am surprised anyone who hasn't had a lifetime of computer systems training can get Windows permissions to work for them.
A slightly more restrictive "fix" would be to add your specific username and grant it Full Control permissions, though the settings you applied will work for all users who log into to your system.
7. Re: Cannot load on 64-bit, Windows 7zulishk Mar 30, 2012 2:32 PM (in response to Noel Carboni)
@Noel -- PS shouldn't require special/unusual permission modifications. The %TEMP% folder should be the default where all other applications can write temporary files, and PS ought to offer only the drives which it can access in the Preferences (and mark the other ones as "cannot access" rather than aborting a first-time launch of the application). Not a good execution, IMHO.
Thanks for all your help!
8. Re: Cannot load on 64-bit, Windows 7Noel Carboni Mar 30, 2012 5:25 PM (in response to zulishk)
Normally it's expected, in this day and age of operating systems protecting themselves from their users, that UAC-aware applications escalate to a privileged level during installation and grant themselves permissions to all the things they'll need to access later.
But I suspect activity such as granting permissions to all the root folders of all the hard drives might be considered being a "bad citizen" in the application realm.
As far as qualifying the drives and allowing only those to which the application can write, I agree with you 100%. It should make it obvious that there's a problem and even give you some guidance as to how to make a drive available for scratch use.


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AT&T revamps pricing for its prepaid data packages
updated 12:20 pm EDT, Wed April 18, 2012
AT&T doubles data caps for GoPhone plans
AT&T has changed up its GoPhone prepaid data plan offerings on Wednesday. It has at least doubled the data in all three tiers, with the new packages going into effect on April 22. Customers will then get 50MB of data for $5, 200MB for $15, and 1GB for $25 per month.
Each plan requires that GoPhone users get either the $50 Unlimited Talk & Text nationwide plan or the $25 Unlimited Text with 250 minutes nationwide GoPhone plan.
The move may have been prompted by better price points from competitors that regularly focus on prepaid as their main business plan, such as Boost Mobile and Leap's Cricket. Visitors to the US and others who only seldomly need access have also complained about GoPhone offerings.

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First Look At Jaimie Alexander As Sif On AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D
As Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D continues to try and find it's footing in the TV game, the show got a shot in the arm a couple weeks ago when it was announced that Jaimie Alexander was going to be doing a guest spot on the show. Alexander will be plucked straight from the Thor movies, and bring Lady Sif to help out Coulson and the gang.
Sif (pictured to the right, next to Lola) will be there to help stop Lorelei, a deadly, flame-tressed vixen from the Thor comics. Lorelei will be played by Elena Satine. Showrunner Jed Whedon expressed his excitement for Alexander's guest spot, and teased what it might entail. "We always have our radar up for ways to tie our series into the Marvel films and bringing in an Asgardian really cements that connection. Lady Sif comes here on a hunting mission, sent by Odin, to find her arch-enemy Lorelei and bring her back to Asgard. It throws our agents for a loop when they find themselves in a fight right alongside this powerful woman from Thor's world."
Executive Producer Maurissa Tancharoen echoed his excitement, and said that Alexander had the cast and crew in awe. "Jaimie walked onto the set in full Lady Sif regalia just as she looks in the movies, from the huge, mile-high boots to the metal armor and she towered over everyone. It was so striking and impressive, all we could do was stare. It was very cool!"
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is currently on hiatus, but will be back soon. The episode in which Alexander will be showcased is titled 'Yes, Men' and will debut on March 11th. For the latest on all things Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. make sure to check back here at Comic Book Therapy.
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Until that day, I didn't know that Vilmo was an alcoholic. No clues, except maybe, his nostrils were very often a cadmium red. But there's nothing wrong with that.
It was when we were parking near a field of carrots on the route to Bessas and he took the picnic basket from the trunk of our white 1973 "IMPALA" (property of the Mouching), that his addiction to the god of Bacchus became clear.
First of all, a bottle of Pastis/51 (Sirs, of the establishment Ricard, think about sending us the promised check! Publicity on the Mouching is not free!) was the first victim of our banquet. Then a marvelous bottle of white from the Loire filled our glasses accompanied, fittingly, by delicious mussels from Bouchot with a creme d'Ysigny sauce.
The following victims were 2 bottles of Chateauneuf-du-Pape (Mordoree) 2001 which was the perfect accompaniment for the "Saddle of Rabbit" with morels.
A divine flask of golden Sauterne was opened to toast the health of the "Iles Flottantes" that Vilmo had prepared to perfection. I'll pass on the silence evoked by the centenarian Armagnac that we drank lightheartedly, the final touch to this impromptu lunch. All of this to explain that the curve at the Graviere Bridge, that we took going 87 miles an hour, had all the makings of breaking a record for the "Guiness Book", and we could have been a Museum piece for breaking driving records … anyway that explains the 8′ plunge of our immaculate vehicle into the river.
As you might guess, we were in such an alcoholic fog that we didn't notice anything and we had barely touched the water when Cyril pulled his fishing rod out of a sack and on the second cast got a lively Pike, that was soon joined by 2 lovely, good-sized trout who went to instantly sleep in the back seat of our car.
Voila, an event that proves, if it's needed, that alcoholism and fly fishing are not entirely incompatible.


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where abouts in Australia are you?
who else knows about your on going encounters?
do these encounters happen when your with your friends at their house or when they stay at your house.
I also find it funny that after this happens so often that you arnt in a psych ward or something?
but untill you have some proof your just a horny little teenager, with growthpains and a vivid imagination.
even the tape recorder would do man
and they havent hurt you yet
i doubt they will even mean you harm. or even realise the camera sitting in your room....
or.... unless you did take footage and it did turn out that your just a horny teenager with an imagination?
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you might want to look into hemi-sync or other binaural beat programs - cd's or software to generate the beats. In theory you should be able to go into that state at will with the help of these products. You seem like a good candidate, I was never able to get to that place , i always end up asleep.


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Ride Impression: 2013 Specialized Camber Comp 29″er- by Grannygear
At the 2013 Specialized Global Press launch at Snowbird Resort in the mountains of Utah, we were able to grab quick rides on a pretty good variety of new scoots and wring them out a bit. The trails there were pretty limited and I cannot imagine what someone riding a Demo 8 would have done, but for a Trail/XC bike it was short but better than nothing.
First off the launching pad was a 2013 Specialized Camber Comp 29″er. The Camber was relatively new to the line-up when we reviewed one here, here, and here and found it to be a very good all-rounder and an excellent example of the week-end warrior's one-bike 29″er solution. With 110mm of travel front and rear, it is a momma bear number between the typical 100mm XC bikes and the newer 120mm/130mm XC/Trail bikes that are popping up all over.
For 2013 the travel remains at 110mm. I am a bit surprised as I did anticipate a jump to 120mm if for no other reason than to be more in line with the marketplace. Would it make it a 'better' bike? Dunno'…maybe not, but until something happens to get the FSR longer legs or there is a bigger travel 29″er from the big S, then 110mm will likely be the stopping point. 2014 will be interesting. As a side note, I have run a 120mm fork on our long term Camber and the gain was 20mm in AC height. I liked it that way and I would run it at 120mm all the time, but that may be a warranty issue for the general public. Better check ahead before you trespass.
So what did change for 2013, besides the fact that there are no more 26″ Cambers in the line-up, was a new M5 level alloy frame and a revised rear shock/link pivot, now with concentric link, that provides a stiffer frame. Stand over was increased and the smallest frame size has a fork crown stop built into the down tube to arrest the fork, keeping it from rotating into the frame and activating your frame warranty! A PF30BB, 142+ rear hub spacing, FSR rear suspension of course, and now there is Auto Sag on both Fox and Rockshox equipped rear air shocks. Fox forks lowers accept the OS28 front axle interface, but even if it is stiff and such, I think it is time to move on to a more standard QR15 front fork/axle, especially for the ease of upgrades for consumers. The Ground Control tire is now in a 2.3″ version and that is spec'd on the front with a 2.1″ GC on the back. Dropper posts are on some models, but not the Comp although the cable routing is there.
The Comp I rode had a SRAM X7/X9 combo with a SRAM custom for Specialized crank turning a 22/36 2×10 system. Brakes are custom Avid Elixir 3R with semi-metallic pads and a 180mm front on SM/MED and 200mm front on LG/XL…rear rotor size follows with either a 160mm or 180mm depending on frame size. The fork is a Reba RL 29 and the rear shock is a Monarch RL with Autosag and a lock out position.
On trail it had a familiar feel compared to the Camber we have. Cambers pedal well but need the platform shock to do it and I pointed it up a steep fire road for a mile or so just to see if anything stood out. I felt that the handle bar was too high, something I noticed on the test Camber. Spacer or bar swapping will take care of that as this bar has a 10* rise.
Over the course of the single track return, a windy, dusty and rock spattered ribbon diving though the forest, the Camber reminded me why it is the bike I most often grab if I am out for a trail ride with a group, especially if the terrain will be varied and uncertain. It goes up well enough and with killer wheels on there it can really come alive. I missed the Command Post dropper post on this model but that can be added. It really compliments this kind of bike in general. The Ground Control tires are quite decent all-rounders, but they are not near the trail bike tire that a Purgatory is, so I would pull the front and swap that over, at least if the soil is loose and rocky. On the rear the Ground Control is OK.
A Camber is right in between some of the 100mm XC 29″ers that can feel a bit racy and the nearly point and shoot of an FSR or something slightly burlier like a Yeti SB95 or a Niner RIP9. Did I notice the newer stiffer chassis? No, I cannot say that I did but keep in mind that these are snapshot rides and hardly a real test of anything. But if they say it is, then it likely is, and I would have to ride them back to back between old and new to really sort that out. The old Camber was hardly a noodle.
The Camber is an important bike for Specialized and now is 29″er only…no little wheeled Cambers. It is more refined for 2013 and likely will make a lot of riders happy for some time to come.
Next up is an S Works FSR. What happens when you mix together carbon, 130mm of travel, and remove a lot of grams before you hit the 'blend' button? Fun times, that's what.


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Short and sweet today folks, another one from my own view, feel free to tell me your thoughts…
Arsene, forget the maths, forget this season and stop feeling sorry for yourself about this one.
Four games to go so just make sure we are in the Champions League next season! Smash the Mancs at the weekend, beat Stoke, Fulham and Villa and we should come runners-up in any case.
Let's not let any Manc fan believe that winning at our ground won them the Premier League!
So our season is over as far as silverware is concerned so now we already need to be looking to next season.
All I ask Arsene Wenger is, take action now – don't wait until the 1st July, get everything sorted out for when the players come back for training.
You are not stupid Arsene, we all know that, just get on and identify the area we need to strengthen in (if you need any help, just pop on the Arsenal blogs, well, some of them) 😉
Then, choose your man to make the difference.
Next step, get on the phone, find out how much that particular player is up for sale for.
Then, for just once, offer them the price and secure your deal.
After that, please repeat this at least four times and Arsenal Football Club will be back, back to winning ways, back to the top of the league and back to filling the shiny new Trophy cabinet that sits at The Emirates.
Do that and the players in our current squad can rest during the summer. Finally they will realise you mean business, they will have new inner belief knowing that when the substitutes board comes up, Denilson, Almunia, Squillaci and Eboue will be nowhere in sight.
Do that Arsene and you too will be able to rest this summer, you may even enjoy a fine glass of red wine, knowing full well that next season you will be sharing one with old red nose with a smile on your face …..
We ask for a great performance each week from OUR players – this summer, all we ask Arsene is for a great performance from you.
Please don't leave your signings until the last few days of the transfer window, the players don't deserve it but more importantly, OUR fans don't either and we are the ones who pay to watch OUR club…..
Do that Arsene and every Arsenal fan will enjoy our summer and who knows, we may just enjoy next season…..
That's it for today, have a good one all…..


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NEW YORK (AP) - A new Associated Press-CNBC poll shows half of
Americans think Facebook is a passing fad. And, in the run-up to
the social network's initial public offering of stock, half of
Americans also say the social network's expected asking price is
too high.
More than 40 percent of American adults log in to the site -to
share news, personal observations, photos and more- at least once a
The company Mark Zuckerberg created as a Harvard student eight
years ago is preparing for what looks to be the biggest Internet
IPO ever.
Just a third of those surveyed think the company's expected
value is appropriate, 50 percent say it is too high.
Half the people surveyed say they think Facebook is a good bet,
while 31 percent do not.
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Seen them multiple times and have always had a blast. Tent set midday would be excellent
Seen them multiple times and have always had a blast. Tent set midday would be excellent
What time does the shortbus pick you guys up tomorrow? Shouldn't you start getting ready soon?
kvnty get your fist ready
I'll get my tools...
Scottie wont feel a thing
Ouch. He'll be thankful for the fist after those.
yo i found this sick ass footy of my boys playing at the seeeaaaa wooooorlllddd wut wut
Was this before or after those four orcas died of extreme cruelty and abuse?
Maybe it was this music that killed them.
That video makes me laugh and laugh.
Anything is possible...
Seems like a good time to post this:
"By the way, theyre, in some ways, garbage music, to use a [Tom] Scharpling term. I mean, theyre fine. Theyre actually way better than Wheatus or a lot of other horrible bands of that era. Do you know what I mean?"
pretty down actually
Coach 06,07,08,09,10,11,12,13.1,14.1
Sasquatch 12
Lolla 11(Chile)
Street Scene 07,08,09
Rock the Bells 07
Don't get your hopes up. They're playing House of Blues Sunset in December, which could put them out of the radius clause.
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Carolyn Jacobs was happy attending her small Episcopal Church, and felt the Catholic annulment process an insurmountable barrier to becoming Catholic. However, her husband's love for the Catholic Church moved her heart.
Dr. Hahn discusses how his study of typology and the interconnectedness of the Old and New testaments pointed him, at every turn, toward the historic Catholic Church. He shows the place of tradition in Christian life and how scripture is fundamentally connected to liturgy. He concludes with a discussion of the sacramentality of marriage and the powerful daily liturgy we are called to in the domestic church.
After bad experiences with Pentecostal "revivals" and living a young adulthood of drugs, violence, and suffering, Lisa Campbell sought refuge in an Assembly of God church. Lisa was introduced to Catholicism after she married a cradle-Catholic.
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Devin was reared as a child as an atheist. In high school he became a militant atheist. In college, he began to have panic attacks. He prayed to God, "I don't believe in you. But if you're real help me!" He then picked up a Bible and began to read. After some months, a breakthrough […]
Najib lived most of his life in Lebanon as a pilot, growing up in a home split between Orthodox and Evangelical beliefs. After rediscovering the Bible and listening to American Protestant radio, Najib decided he needed to find the one, united Church that Christ established. The Early Church Fathers led him home to the Catholic Church.
In the Mormon faith, God was presented to JoAnn "not as the mysterious, ineffable source of all creation, but simply as an evolved human being who meted out salvation much like an insurance agent issues a policy: with little passion and lots of contingencies." Now, her soul "is at peace and I rest secure knowing that the Lord's unfathomable grace and mercy are gifts to be received with deep thanks, not to be earned in anxiety."
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Intellectually, I had a strong "faith" in the tenets of Protestantism, particularly as they were expressed in the Calvinist tradition. Yet Calvinism excused my sin as something God Himself did not see, since, so I believed, the righteousness of Christ had been imputed to me because of my genuine faith, covering over my sins so that He was blind to them, at least insofar as my salvation was concerned.


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WHEREAS, a state of emergency in Horry County was declared on November 8. 2001 (Executive Order 2001-38), in response to the uncontrolled and spreading wildfires which had consumed over 1,500 acres of land; and
WHEREAS, under Executive Order 2001-38, I directed certain assets of the South Carolina National Guard, at the discretion of the Adjutant General and in coordination with SCEPD, to be placed on state duty and ordered the utilization of the National Guard's fire suppression personnel to take all necessary action to provide Horry County with the delivery of critical equipment and services; and
WHEREAS, while dry conditions still exist and fire officials continue to closely monitor the area, the situation in Horry County is now stable, with no immediate danger to public safety and welfare or the property of the citizens of this State.
NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as Governor, pursuant to the Constitution and Laws of the State of South Carolina, I hereby declare that Executive Order 2001-38 is cancelled, rescinded, and from this date declared null and void.
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(A) Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the pelvis demonstrated a large mass in the urinary bladder that shows focal contrast medium enhancement on the left side with adjacent vesical wall thickening and obliteration of the lower signal intensity on T2WI. (B) Macroscopically, the urinary bladder contained a nonencapsulated, huge, and lobular mass, which was located in the left trigone and measured 14 × 13 × 7 cm in size. (C) and (D) On the cut surface, this tumor was composed of a predominant white, myofibrous-like component, and myxomatous (asterisk), hemorrhage, and tumor necrosis foci. Several hard osteochondroid-like nodules were also palpable within this tumor (arrow).
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Big Red Block Party
The Junior League of Omaha and Honorary Chairs Rob and Jennifer Zatechka invite you to a Big Red Block Party, benefiting Junior League of Omaha community projects.
Watch the Nebraska Huskers take on the Ohio State Buckeyes on six 10' big screens. This event is respectfully for adults only.
Saturday, October 6, 2012
Scott Conference Center
6450 Pine Street
Omaha, Nebraska
6 p.m. doors open and silent auction
7 p.m. kick off
Ticket options:
Stadium Ticket = $60
This ticket includes dinner and dessert buffet and 2 beverage tickets. ($30 tax deductible)
Stadium Ticket + Husker Tailgate Cup = $75
This ticket includes dinner and dessert buffet and 1 Husker Tailgate Cup (unlimited beverage). ($30 tax deductible)
Club Level Table for 10 = $750
This ticket package includes reserved seating for 10, dinner and dessert buffet and 10 Husker Tailgate Cups (unlimited beverages). ($300 tax deductible)
Skybox Table for 10 = $1,000
This ticket package includes reserved seating for 10, dinner and dessert buffet, VIP bar service, 10 Husker Tailgate Cups (unlimited beverages), recognition and a full page ad in the tailgate program. ($550 tax deductible)
A Husker Tailgate Cup (unlimited beverages) is $15 with advance purchase or $20 the night of event. This is an add-on item only and must be purchased with a $60 Stadium Ticket.
For more information or to purchase a ticket please visit http://www.juniorleagueomaha.


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I just hope to be half as fit and active as Earl Rineer when I'm 60, let alone 90.
Earl, who marked nine decades in January, has been committed to the safe transportation of students since he began driving yellow buses in 1976.
These days, Earl works for Pennsylvania's Sague Bus Service, training school bus drivers and getting behind the wheel himself when needed. His son Jerry Rineer told me that his father still walks or rides his bike to work.What impressed me even more is that, as he recently demonstrated to Jerry, Earl maintains a daily regimen of push-ups, sit-ups, leg lifts and other exercises — in the morning and at night.
Hearing this also made me feel a bit guilty. I'm not even half Earl's age, and I've been griping about the running pains I've been experiencing lately but seemed immune from in my "younger days."
I am training for a marathon (Los Angeles), which will take a toll on just about anyone. Still, I had started to wonder whether I was getting too old for this sort of thing.
Earl's story gives me hope of staying fit in my later years of life. People on the moveI know that there are many people in the pupil transportation community who make a habit of exercising. We've written about them on occasion.
For example, John Clements, director of transportation for Kings Canyon Unified School District in California, does daily exercises and then kayaks and cycles on weekends. Molly Kirk, a school bus driver for Florida's Brevard Public Schools, runs marathons.
At industry conferences, I've talked to numerous folks who get up bright and early — make that dark and early — to go for a run before the day's activities begin. I've wanted to join them, but they tend to start at some wee hour when I prefer to be sleeping, not running. (For example, Patrick Willi of School Training Solutions did a running tour of Memphis, Tenn., before the sun even came up.)
On the other hand, I also know that many people in the school bus business struggle with health and weight issues. The stress, the schedule and the sedentary tendency of a lot of pupil transportation positions — whether they're on the bus or in the office — can make it hard to stay in shape. Yet those same factors are also important reasons to exercise, which will help keep you healthy and energized to meet the demands of the job. Go for the goalIt's not too late to make a New Year's resolution. Consider committing to a daily brisk walk in the morning, at lunch or after work. Or maybe try a low-impact workout like swimming or aqua-jogging.
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Just two weeks before she died, Mary Jane Silas visited her oldest son, David, in Birmingham, Ala., to complete paperwork giving him access to her safe deposit box.
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She was on her way home to Columbus, after visiting her sister in Winchester to help settle the last details of their mother's estate.
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When Bieber heard wind of the campaign that garnered over 12,000 supporters, the pop star invited Routh and her family to spend the day with him in Manhattan for a special Valentine's Day date.
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Bieber invited the peppy and courageous Routh back to New York for an appearance on the Today Show and brought her on stage with him at the Apollo Theater last June.
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New Superman,Man Of Steel Clark & Lois spoilery details & more dished by director & crew. Recently, Empire Magazine,chatted it up with Superman: Man Of Steel's director Zack Snyder,main actor Henry Cavill,and screenwriter David Goyer for their latest Super Hero movies 2013 edition,and got some new semi-spoilery details out of them.
To kick things off,it turns out that we'll see a much more cooler version of Clark Kent when it comes to dealing with Lois Lane in this flick. Zack explained, "That gives a bit of the DNA of the movie away. Suffice to say, whether it is Superman or Kal-El or Clark Kent, we wanted to make him cooler. You'll have to wait and see the why of it. Amy Adams is everything you would hope for from Lois Lane."
Henry also said something about it,but refused to give out too much info. He stated, "I can't talk about that too much. I don't want to be giving away the idea of the film too early, but Amy is a great actress, very professional, a pleasure to work with." From there, David Goyer threw in a statement that revealed that Clark will not know how he flies,and more,saying, "We worked out things for our own purposes,but that is not that important. It's interesting that he doesn't know how he flies. He didn't grow up on Krypton."
To cap it all off, Henry added to David's statement,saying, "The tricky thing is there is a sense of awe and also a sense of being frightened." Stay tuned. Man of Steel arrives in theaters on June 14th,2013. Follow us on Facebook by Clicking Here. Follow us on Twitter by Clicking Here.Did You Enjoy this Post? Subscribe to Hollywood Hills on Facebook, Twitter, & Email
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Eddie Townsend was born to Sarah Dunford in Bramwell W. VA on December 28, 1940. He was adopted at the age of 14 by George and Lona Townsend of Astoria, OR.
Eddie had a career in the U.S. Marine Corps beginning in 1958. He completed two tours in Vietnam. He retired as a Master Sergeant in 1978. He made a second career as a Planner at NUWES, Keyport, WA beginning in 1981 and retired from civil service in 2003.
Eddie loved boating, growing his own vegetables and just enjoying life. He has many friends and family who will miss his quiet humor and kind, loving ways. The world will not be the same without him.
Eddie is survived by his wife Heidi (Markwith) Townsend, daughter Marymarie (and Harold) Tom of Hawaii, sons Ron (and Lynn) Townsend of Carnation, WA and Timothy Townsend of WA. Cousins Ronnie and Debbie Weatherford of Hearne, TX, Brenda Wallace, Allen Dunn both of Campbellsburg, KY, and Linda Boykin of Elizabethtown, KY. Nieces Charlene (and Jeff) Peterson of Newport, OR, Kathy Palmer of Kent. Grandchildren Christopher Tom of Hawaii, Breanna Townsend of Carnation; great nieces Cherie (and Bill) Dickenson of Wheaton, IL, Carey Whiteside (and Glen Armstrong) of Springfield, OR.
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Dallas Baptist to travel to Cal — kind of
The great super regional hosting scramble has finally been decided by the NCAA baseball folks.
Dallas Baptist, the surprise winner of the Fort Worth Regional, will travel to the west coast and play Cal in the super regional beginning Saturday. But it won't be in Berkeley. Instead, the games will be played at Santa Clara's modern Schott Stadium, which opened in 2005 at a cost of $8.6 million.
The problem was that neither Dallas Baptist's scenic but small park, not Cal's facility (which lacks lights) was really capable of hosting a super regional. Dallas Baptist talked to Grand Prairie officials about possibly playing at QuikTrip Park, home of the minor-league AirHogs. But once the NCAA released start times late last night, including one at 9 p.m. Central, you figured DBU would be traveling.
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Roundup: Americans are spending more money this summer; EPA extend hearings on coal rules; more
Americans spend more in summer on necessities
People are opening their wallets more this summer — but that extra cash isn't going to margaritas and beach excursions. It's being eaten up by bills and basic things that people need to survive, such as food, electricity and health care, according to a recent Gallup survey.
Fifty-nine percent of people reported spending more on groceries this summer than they did last year, compared to only 10 percent who said they are saving on food. In other sobering figures, 58 percent of people are spending more on gas, 45 percent are paying more for utilities and 42 percent are forking over more for health care, according to the survey.
Overall, some 45 percent of people said they are spending more money this summer than they did a year ago, compared to 18 percent who are spending less. Of course, having to spend more on things they need means people have less cash this summer to spend on the things they want.
Close to 40 percent of people reported spending less on travel, and about the same share said they cut back on going to restaurants.
EPA extends hearings on power plant rules
The Environmental Protection Agency is extending its regional hearings on proposed carbon-emission rules for power plants into two-day affairs because of increased public interest.
The agency will collect comments July 31 and Aug. 1 at the William S. Moorhead Federal Building, Downtown, one of four regional hearings on the rules it proposed last month to cut greenhouse gases from existing power plants. The other hearings are July 29 and 30 in Denver, Atlanta and Washington. "Based on the number of people responding, we thought it was necessary to provide an extra day," said Terri White, an EPA spokeswoman in Philadelphia. The agency will run two concurrent sessions each day from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. to collect the maximum number of responses, White said.
Information on registering is available at www2.epa.gov/carbon-pollution-standards.
Alcoa coating named top innovation
Alcoa Inc. said R&D Magazine named a pre-treatment coating called Alcoa 951 as one of its 100 top technology innovations introduced in the past year.
The coating, developed by two scientists at the Alcoa Technical Center in Upper Burrell, makes aluminum stick to other materials. Alcoa has licensed the technology to enable the use more lightweight aluminum as automakers gear up to meet the federal government's 54.5 mpg target by 2025.
The magazine's R&D Awards recognize innovations introduced across industry, academia and government-sponsored research in 2013. The 52nd annual awards will be presented at an event in November in Las Vegas.
Alcoa's plant in Davenport, Iowa, has a line that applies Alcoa 951 to aluminum sheet before it is shipped to customers. The technology was co-invented by Alcoa scientists Sherri McCleary and Jim Marinelli, and has been licensed to German chemical supplier Chemetall GmbH for global distribution. Alcoa receives royalties from the license.
VW to build new SUV in Tennessee
Volkswagen plans to build a new seven-passenger SUV at its factory in Chattanooga, Tenn,, adding about 2,000 factory jobs as it tries to reverse American sales that have fallen for the past two years.
The German automaker announced on Monday that it will invest $600 million to expand the factory and set up a new research center that will employ about 200 engineers. The research facility will coordinate products for North America to quickly include customer feedback into planned and existing models, the company said. The announcement occurs after months of political wrangling over the role of organized labor at the factory, which employs about 1,500 workers and makes one model, the Passat midsize car. Production of the new SUV, based on the CrossBlue concept vehicle that debuted in Detroit last year, is scheduled to start at the end of 2016.
China indicts investigators
Chinese authorities have indicted British and American investigators hired by GlaxoSmithKline on charges of illegally obtaining and selling private information, state media reported on Monday, as the Briton blamed the pharmaceutical company for misleading and using him.
British investigator Peter Humphrey and his wife, Yingzeng Yu, a United States citizen, were charged in Shanghai's No. 1 Intermediate People's Court, the official Xinhua News Agency said.
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The world's appetite for chicken is growing faster than any other meat, while pork consumption is slowing, even in its most popular markets. "Currently, pork accounts for the greatest share in world total meat production, however, a comparatively slower growth rate through the next decade will result in it being surpassed by poultry by 2020," the report says. Poultry is the cheapest and most accessible meat in the world. Bovine and pig meat prices are expected to well outpace those of poultry.
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KINGSTON, N.Y. — Pat Beesmer was recognized in April for nearly half a century of exemplary service behind the wheel of a yellow bus.
Beesmer, who works for The Trans Group's Ethan Allen Transportation, was named Ulster County's School Bus Driver of the Year.
Ulster County officials held a ceremony on April 18 to honor Beesmer and other pupil transporters and to promote Operation Safe Stop Day, a statewide program that seeks to bolster school bus safety through education and enforcement efforts.
In Ulster County, supporters wrote to recommend Beesmer for the School Bus Driver of the Year honor.
Beesmer's supervisor, Bree Allen, said that she "has touched many children's and families' hearts" during her 47 years as a school bus driver. Also, Allen noted, "Pat travels some of the most difficult roads and hills in our district and has never had a problem."
Beesmer has worked for Ethan Allen Transportation since 2003, and she has not had an accident during her employment there, Allen said.
Barbara Carlson's youngest son rode Beesmer's bus, and the mother wrote in a recommendation letter that Beesmer "greeted us each morning and afternoon with a huge, contagious smile and kind, encouraging words for our son. ... He was new to the school, and her warmth undoubtedly helped him transition."
Inspired by Beesmer's demeanor on the job, Carlson decided to become a school bus driver herself.
Robyn Bowers-McKenna, a mother of three kids who have been passengers on Beesmer's bus, wrote that the veteran driver is "very tuned in to every child's needs — those who occasionally get bus sick, and those who miss Mom or Dad on their first day of school."
Beesmer started driving a school bus in 1966 when her youngest child was starting school. Over the years, she has worked for various contractors — and she even owned her own bus company for 15 years — but the entire time, she has been driving Kingston City School District students.
"Even after 47 years of driving, I still look forward to driving my route each day," Beesmer said. "I love what I do. ... The most rewarding feeling is when I am out and about and a former student stops me to say 'hello' and reminisce about when he or she was a child on my bus."
Lamers tests alt-fuel busesGREEN BAY, Wis. — In the past year, Lamers Bus Lines began working with hybrid and propane buses.
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"We are eager to review the data after the first year of operation and determine where the savings are and what type of operation will benefit the most from these advances in technology," Lawler said.
STI wins biggest contractWALL, N.J. — In December, Student Transportation Inc. announced that it had secured the largest transportation agreement in its history. The contractor will begin serving two Nebraska school districts — Omaha Public Schools and Millard Public Schools — in August. The company will provide about 530 vehicles, including more than 400 new propane buses from Blue Bird. IC Bus is to supply additional vehicles to fulfill the contract.
Transporte Sonnell buys new buses, goes solarCOROZAL, Puerto Rico — In March, Transporte Sonnell bought 20 new Thomas Built C2 buses. Also, the company is tapping an alternative energy source to power its office: the sun.
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A cabover is a easy truck to drive you just have to remember where the front wheels are. The firedept has that problem with new fire truck drivers with the cabover trucks.
A 176 wheelbase Isuzu will turn sharper than my 165 wheelbase F-450.
Cabovers are good for working in a city or city streets I sure wouldn't want to be doing interstate driving with one. Then you guys in the USA have the freeways with the expansion joints every 10 feet a cabover would be a rough ride.
The big thing you also have to watch out for is overloading the front axle on a cabover. The GMC trucks around here eat steer tires like you wouldn't beleive. It is from the trucks carrying alot of weight on the front axle.
One of the guys I know has a 3500 GMC cabover with a 14 foot box it maybe shorter I think it is 14 foot. He puts 3000lbs in the truck the steer tires look flat they are 16 inch.
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He suffered a concussion Oct. 12 while making his first of three catches against Jacksonville. Stokley was inactive a week later in a 41-7 loss at New England.
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