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This is specialized technical work in capturing, checking, correcting, and maintaining the accuracy of data and reports, and limited supervisory work in the receipt, storage, retention, retrieval, and disposition of records in a large, high volume records center.
Work involves the processing of permanent, long term, short term, and vital records in all media forms, including the scanning or filming of records and management of records in a digital format. Work also involves heavy manual lifting. Work requires the use of initiative and judgment in cooperating with all county agencies to provide a complete and efficient method of information management, retention, and retrieval requirements. Work includes assisting in the supervision of subordinate personnel. Work is reviewed for compliance with records management procedures, compliance with State statutes, Federal laws, and the efficient operation of the Records Center.
This classification is distinguished from Records Management Technician I by the greater experience required, and by limited supervisory responsibilities.
Retrieves requested boxes, or files and documents for all county agencies; performs look-ups in the computer database to get box locators; generates routing reports from the database to a printer; performs retrieval scanning procedures using a bar code scanner.
Receives retrieval requests for records by mail and facsimile; screens requests to insure that information and confidential files are released only to authorized persons.
Through the operation of a computer keyboard, converts input data from source documents to electronic format.
Through the operation of a microfilm camera, computer keyboard, and/or document scanner, scans, checks image quality, and indexes digital images of archived records.
Assists in planning, training, and assigning work to subordinate personnel and is in charge of the Records Center in the absence of the supervisor.
Receives and checks boxes of records against transmittal lists to insure completeness, accuracy; and compliance with regulations; notifies supervisor of missing records; enters data from transmittals into computer database; produces audit reports to insure database accuracy; files source documents.
Assists in systematic records destruction in accordance with authorized retention schedules.
Produces bar code labels, applies appropriate labels on boxes, and scans boxes to available locators.
Maintains cleanliness of work areas.
Performs related work as required.
Knowledge of Records Center methods and procedures.
Knowledge of County and State records management guidelines.
Knowledge of media storage requirements.
Knowledge of the operation of data entry keyboards and bar code scanners.
Knowledge of the operation of document scanners and internet browsers.
Knowledge of methods, equipment and procedures used in the recording and control of data.
Ability to understand, communicate, and follow written and oral instructions.
Ability to make computations, maintain records and documentation, and prepare reports.
Ability to operate electric scissor lifts, electric pallet jacks, and hand trucks.
Ability to perform heavy manual work in lifting and moving record boxes.
Ability to serve the public and fellow employees with honesty and integrity in full accord with the letter and spirit of Broward County's Ethics and Conflict of Interest policies.
Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with the general public, co-workers, elected and appointed officials and members of diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds regardless of race, religion, age, sex, disability, political affiliation or sexual orientation.
Graduation from high school; two (2) years experience in records management and storage methods, and in the operation of data entry and bar code scanning equipment; or any equivalent combination of relevant training and experience.
Bargaining Unit: White Collar
FLSA Status: Non-exempt
Code of Ethics
Certification: No
Work Locations: County Records
Class Spec. Estab./Revised: E1/91 R3/04


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November 27, 2015
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Back Home
( Originally Published Early 1900's )
EIGHT thousand strong the Second Corps, Jubal Early at its head, left the region of the Chickahominy on the thirteenth of June, marched eighty-odd miles in four days, boarded at Charlottesville the Orange and Alexandria and so came south to Lynchburg. Here, Breckinridge being wounded, D. H. Hill, brought to this town on some duty, was found in command. He had earth-works and a motley force Ś Breckinridge's handful, cavalry ready to fight dismounted, home guard, hospital convalescents, V. M. I. cadets. Noon of seventeenth in came Early with Ramseur's division, Gordon's following.
Hunter, having burned and harried Rockbridge and a corner of Botetourt, crossed the Blue Ridge and swept through Bedford toward Lynchburg, Imboden and McCausland skirmishing with him at New London, and again and heavily at the Quaker Meeting-House. From this point, cavalry fell back to Lynchburg, where with Breckinridge's men they held the Forrest road. On came the eighteen thousand and found breastworks across their path, and Ramseur and Gordon with artillery. Hunter halted, deployed, brought up artillery and thundered for an hour, then, night appearing in the east, went into camp over against the grey front. The next day and the next there was thunder of cannon and cavalry skirmishing, but no battle. Suddenly, on the night of the nineteenth, Hunter broke camp, and, facing about, marched away to the west-ward. His army doubled in numbers the grey force in his front. Why he went so hastily after nothing but a glancing blow or two the grey could not tell Ś though Gordon states, "If I were asked for an opinion as to this utterly causeless fright and flight I should be tempted to say that conscience was harrowing General Hunter, and causing him to see an avenger wrapped in every grey jacket before him." Be that as it may, Hunter was gone at midnight, and the grey column took up the pursuit at dawn, moving by the Liberty turnpike. Behind the Second Corps lay the giant labour, giant weariness of Wilderness to Cold Harbour, and on this side of that the forced marching from Tidewater, and now, rolling on in a dream of weariness, the pursuit after Hunter, sixty miles in two days and a half.
It was a weary dream and yet it had its interest, for this was new country to the Second Corps, thrown this way for the first time in all the war. It knew much of Virginia so exceedingly well Ś and here was a new road and the interests of a new road! Here and there in column it was not new country, it was to soldiers here and there land of old time, their part of Virginia. Some had had fur-loughs and had come back to it, once or twice or thrice; others had missed furloughs, had not seen these mountains and waters for so long a time that now they looked at them wistfully as we look with closed eyes at the landscapes of childhood. The thickness of a life seemed to lie between them and the countryside; one could not reckon all that had happened since they had marched from these blue mountains and these sunny fields Ś marched to end in one battle the trouble between North and South!
Richard Cleave rode at the head of the Golden Brigade. There were now no full grey brigades, no complete grey regiments. All were worn to a wraith of their former seeming. They took not a half, often not a third, of the space of road they once had covered. The volume of sound of their marching was diminished, the flags were closer together. Had the dead come to life, taken their old places, there would have passed on the Liberty pike a very great army. But scattered like thistledown from the stem lay the dead in a thousand fields.
The living Sixty-fifth moved with jingle and clank through the heat and dust and glare. It had men and officers who were at home in this landscape seen through clefts in the dust cloud. What was left of the old Company A were all from the rolling hills, the vales between, the high blue mountains now rising before the column. Thunder Run men pointed out the Peaks of Otter; there ran a low talk of the James, of North Mountain and Purgatory, of Mill Creek and Back Creek and Craig Creek, of village and farm and cabin, smithy and mill. Company A did not feel tired, it was glad when the halts were ended, glad to hear the Column forward Matthew Coffin had been home twice since First Manassas; other men of the region had been home, Thunder Run had seen a furlough or two, but many of the living of Company A had not returned in four years' time. Allan Gold had not been back nor Dave and Billy Maydew.
The column was moving rapidly. Hunter had a few hours' start, but this was the " foot cavalry" that was pursuing him. The road was rough, the dust blinding, the heat exhausting, but on pressed the "foot cavalry." "Hot! Hot ! Hot!" said the rapid feet, so many of them half-shoeless. "Heat and dust! Heat and dust! There used to be springs in this country, Ś springs to drink and creeks to wade in. . . . Then we were boys Ś long ago - long ago Ś"
Mouth furred with dust, throat baked with dust and cracked with thirst, much ground to cover in short time, the column for the most part kept its lips closed. It went steadily, rhythmically, bent on getting its business done, no more forever aught but veterans, seasoned, grey, determined. But in the short halts granted it between long times it spoke. It lay on the ground beside welcome waters and babbled of heaven and earth. That portion of the Sixty-fifth whose shores these were spoke as soldiers immemorially speak when after years the war road leads past home. The rests were short. Fall in ! Fall in ! Ś and on after Hunter swung the Second Corps.
In the hot June dusk, in the small town of Liberty, twenty-five miles from Lynchburg, they found his rear guard. Ramseur charged and drove it through the place and out and on into the night. There sprang a sudden shriek of shells, rear guard joining main body, and the batteries opening on the grey, heard coming up in the night. The grey line halted; grey and blue, alike exhausted with much and sore travel, fell upon the warm earth and slept as they had been dead, through the short summer night. Grey was in column as the candles of heaven were going out Ś on before them they heard the blue striking the flints on the Liberty and Salem turnpike.
The sun came up hot and glorious. Full before the column rose the Blue Ridge. The men, moving in a huge dust cloud, talked only between times. "Hunter's a swift Hunter or he wants to get away mighty bad! `Burner' Hunter!" Ś "I could get right hot of heart Ś but what's the use ? " Ś"I don't bother about the use. You've got to have a heart like a hot coal sometimes, with everything blowing upon it!" Ś "That's so! Life's right tragic." Ś Press forward, men ! Ś "Peaks of Otter! Boys from hereabouts say there's an awful fine view from the top." Ś "Awful fine view ? Should think there was! When you're up there Ś if you go alone Ś you feel like you're halfway upstairs to God! Don't do to go with anybody Ś they make a fuss and enjoy it." Ś "We're going straight into the mountains." Ś "Yes, straight into the mountains. Thunder Run Mountain's over there."
The road was now a climbing road. The column moved upon it like a gleaming dragon Ś the head in thick woods lifting toward the heights, the rear far back in the rolling green land just north of Liberty. The Golden Brigade was near the head. The Sixty-fifth felt the world climb beneath its feet. Allan and Billy were thinking of Thunder Run; Matthew Coffin was thinking of the pale blue letter-paper girl. Allan's vision was now the toll-gate and now the school-house, and now, and at last persistently, the road up Thunder Run Mountain and Christianna Maydew walking on it. Blended with this vision of the road was a vision of the hospital in Richmond after Gaines's Mill. He lay again on a blanket on the floor in a corner of the ward, thirsty and in pain, with closed eyes, and Christianna came and knelt and gave him water.
The road climbed steeply. Above ran on to the sky long, wooded, purple slopes. At one point showed a break, a "gap." "That's where we're going! That's Buford's Gap!" On and on and up and up ŚHalt ! rang out from the head of the column, and Halt ! ŚHalt ! Ś Halt ! ran from segment to segment of the mounting length.
Hunter, a week before, had not appeared on Thunder Run Mountain. No torch came near its scattered "valuable property." The few men left upon the mountain were not pressed or shot or marched away to Yankee prisons. Thunder Run Mountain saw burning buildings in the valleys below and heard tales of devastation, even heard wind of a rumour that Hunter's line of march lay across it, in which case it might expect to be burned with fire and sowed with salt. It was this rumour that sent Steve Dagg on a visit to a long-forgotten kinswoman in Bedford. And then the line of march had proved to be by the kinswoman's house!
Steve broke from a band of Federals speaking German and somewhat blindly plunged into the woods toward the Peaks. "Gawd! I reckon they ain't comin' to the top of Apple Orchard!"
With occasional descents to a hermit's cabin for food he lay out on Apple Orchard until he had seen the last horseman of the Federal column disappear, Lynchburg direction. It was warm and pleasant on Apple Orchard and the hermit was congenial. Steve stayed on to recuperate. And then, with suddenness, here again in the distance appeared the head of the Federal column Ś coming back! Steve felt the nightmare redescending.
The hermit, who was really lame, went to the nearest hamlet and returned with news. "We got army at Lynchburg Ś big army. Hunter's beaten stiff and running this way! He'll cross at Buford's again, and I reckon then he '11 keep to the woods and go west. You'd better wait right here Ś"
"Thank you, I thought I would," said Steve. "A man can have a fightin' temper, 'n' yet back off from a locomotive Ś"
Hunter's thousands disappeared, the last rear guard horseman of them. Steve was content. And then of a suddenness, there burst a quarrel with the hermit. He had a gun and a dog and Steve found it advisable to leave. It came into his head, "The Yanks ain't goin' to make any stop this side of Salem, if there! 'n' if the Second Corps comes along, it's goin' to hurry through. If it's after Hunter it won't have no time to come gallivantin' on Thunder Run! Old Jack would ha' rushed it through like greased lightning, 'n' I reckon Old Dick or Old Jube, or whatever darn fool 's riskin' his skin leadin', 'll rush it through too! Ś I'll go back to Thunder Run."
He began to put his intention into execution, moving across miles of woodland with a certain caution, since there might just possibly be blue stragglers. He found none, however, and came in good spirits to a high point from which he could discern distances of the Liberty pike running southeast to Lynchburg. Upon it, quite far away, was a moving pillar of dust, moving toward him. Steve knew what it was well enough. "Second Corps," he grinned.
"Yaaih ! Yaaaihh ! Reckon I'll be travelling along!"
So sure was he that the road before him was clear, and he was in such good spirits from the consideration that the "foot cavalry" would hurry incontinently after Hunter, that he quite capered along the road that now climbed toward Buford's Gap. It was afternoon, warm, with a golden light. And then, suddenly, being almost in the gap, he observed something which gave him pause. It was nothing more or less than trees cut away from a rocky height overhanging the gorge through which passed the road, and some metal bores projecting from the ledges. Steve's breath came whistlingly. Gawd! Yankee battery!" In a moment he saw another, perched on a further ledge and masked by pine boughs. Steve panted. "Avalanche! Another minute 'n' they'd ha' seen me."
He was already deep in the woods beside the road, his face now turned quite away from his projected path. Indeed, when he came to himself he found that he was moving southward, and due, if he kept on, to meet that dust cloud and the Second Corps. His heart beating violently, he drew up beneath a hemlock, the vast brown trunk and a mile or so of blue air between him and the cannon-fringed crags. Here he slid down upon the scented earth and fell to thinking, his hand automatically beating to death with a small stick a broken-winged moth creeping over the needles. Steve thought at first with a countenance of blankness, and then with a strange, watery smile. His eyes lengthened and narrowed, his lips widened. "I got an idea," he whispered. "Make 'em like me."
Sitting there he rolled up his trouser leg, removed a rotten shoe and ragged sock, then took a knife from his pocket and after a shiver of apprehension scraped and abraded an old, small wound and sore until it bled afresh. Out of his pocket he took a roll of dirty band-age kept against just such an emergency as this. Having first care-fully stained it with blood, he rolled it around foot and shin, pinned it with a rusty pin, donned again sock and shoe, stood up and gave three minutes to the practice of an alternate limp and shuffle. This over he broke and trimmed a young dogwood for a staff, and with it in hand he went southward a considerable distance through the woods, then crossed to the road. Behind him, a good long way off, showed the gap where was planted the "avalanche." Before him came rolling the road from Liberty. The dust cloud on it was rapidly growing larger. Steve, leaning heavily on his stick, limped to meet it.
Cavalry ahead took his news, halted and sent back to Jubal Early. That commander spurred forward. "Avalanche?' What d' ye mean? Guns? Where? Up there? - - ! All right. Two can play at that game Ś Battery forward!"
Steve conceived himself to be neglected. Carefully propped by his stick and a roadside boulder he hearkened to orders and marked manoevres until he was aweary. He had saved the Second Corps and it was n't noticing him! He grew palely dogged. "They got ter notice me. Gawd! I've seen a man thanked in General Orders 'n' promoted right up for less 'n I've done!" In addition to a sense of his dues a fascination kept him where he was. The unwonted feeling of superiority protected him from fear; no army would too closely question its saviour! The rag about his foot, as he assured himself every now and then with a glance, was good and bloody. So well fixed and with such a vantage-point, he gave way to a desire just to see how the boys looked after so long a time. Vanguard and artillery had gone forward; down the road he saw coming at a double an infantry brigade; further back the main body had been halted. He gathered from a comment of officers passing that there was a conviction that it was only Hunter's rear guard before them in the pass. Cavalry scouts spurring back, clattering down dangerous paths from adjoining crests, justified the conviction. The Federal main body was pressing on upon the Salem road while the rear guard gained time. And here the blue rear guard, observing from its crags that the ambuscade had been discovered, opened fire. The grey guns now in battery on a knoll of hemlocks answered. The Blue Ridge echoed the thunders.
It was near sunset and the brigade coming up was bathed in a slant and rich light. With a gasp Steve recognized the horse and rider at its head. He raised and bent his arm and hid his face, only looking forth with one frightened eye. Cleave and Dundee went by without recognizing him, without, as far as he could tell, glancing his way. Steve chose again to feel injury, "Gawd, Colonel! if I did ' try to get even with you once, ain't you a general now, 'n' ain't I jest saved your life 'n' all your men? Ś 'n' you go by without lookin' at me any more'n if I was dirt! If you'd been a Christian 'n' stopped, I could ha' told you you were goin' home to find your house burned down 'n' your sister dyin'! I jest saved your life 'n' you don't know it! I jest saved this army 'n' don't any one know it. . . . O Gawd! here's the Sixty-fifth!"
Steve could not stand it. "Howdy, boys!" he said. "Howdy, howdy!" The water came into his eyes. He saw through a mist the colours and the slanted bayonets and the ragged hats or no hats and the thin, tanned faces. A drop gathered and rolled down his cheek. There was a momentary halt of the Sixty-fifth, the last rank abreast of the boulder by the road. Forward! and the regiment moved on, and Steve marched with it. "Yaas, you did n't know it, but I jest saved you boys 'n' the army! I was comin' along the road Ś I got a sore foot Ś 'n' I looked up 'n' seed the guns"
The sun went down and the night came, with the guns yet baying at one another, and the well-posted blue yet in possession of the rocks above the gorge. But in the middle of the night the blue with-drew, hurrying away upon the Salem road. McCausland, pursuing, captured prisoners and two pieces of artillery. But the great length of Hunter's column, wheeling from Salem toward Lewisburg, plunged into the mountains of western Virginia. From the grey administration's point of view it was better there than elsewhere. Early, under orders now for the main Valley, rested in Botetourt for one day, then took the pike for Staunton.
One day! Matthew Coffin spent it with the blue letter-paper young lady. Allan Gold and Billy and Dave Maydew covered with long strides the road to Thunder Run. Making all speed up and down, they might have the middle of the day for home-at-last. Richard Cleave rode to Fincastle and found in a house there his mother and sister. Miriam was sinking fast. She knew him, but immediately wandered off to talk of books, of Hector and Achilles and people in the " Morte d'Arthure." He had but two hours. At the end he knelt and kissed his sister's brow, then came out into the porch with his mother and held her in a parting embrace. She clung to him with passion. "Richard Ś Richard! Ś All is turned to iron and clay and blood and tears! Love itself is turning to pure pain"
Riding back to his troops he went by Three Oaks. There was only a great blackened chimney stack, a ragged third of a wall, a charred mass behind. He checked Dundee and stood long in the ragged gap where the gate had been and looked, then went on by the darkening road to the Golden Brigade.
Up on Thunder Run, throughout the morning, there was great restlessness at the toll-gate. Tom knew they could n't come this way Ś yes, he knew it. Their road lay along other mountains Ś he wished that he had the toll-gate at Buford's. Yes, he knew they would n't be likely to stop he knew that, too. He did n't expect to see any one. He could have borrowed the sawmill wagon and gone down the mountain and over to the Salem road and seen them pass just as well. Ś No, he was n't too weak. He was n't weak at all Ś only he wanted to see the army and Allan, He had n't ever seen the army and now he did n't reckon he would ever see it. Yes, he could imagine it Ś imagine it just as well as any man Ś but he did n't want to imagine it, he wanted to see it! And now he wouldn't ever see it Ś never see it and never see Allan.
"Sho! you will," said Sairy. "You'll certainly see Allan."
But Tom did not believe it, and he wanted intensely to see the army. "I see it when I dream, and I see it often and often when I'm sitting here. I see it marching, marching, and I see it going into battle, and I see it bivouacking. But it won't look at me, and though sometimes I take the boys' hands there ain't any touch to them, and I can see the drums beating, but they don't give any sound Ś"
Sairy looked away, out and over the great view below the toll-gate. "I know, Tom. Sometimes in the night-time I sit up an' say, `That was a bugle blowing.' An' I listen, but I can't hear it then. Ś But the Lord tells us to be content, an' you'd better let him see you're tryin' to mind him! What good'll it do Allan or the army if I have to set up with you to-night an' your heart gives out? You'd better save yourself so's to see him when he does come home. My land! the lot of things he'll have to tell, settin' on the porch an' the war over, an' school takin' in again Ś"
"Sairy," said Tom wistfully, "sometimes I get an awful fear that we ain't going to beat -"
"Sho!" said Sairy. "If we don't beat one way we will another! I ain't a-worryin' about that. Nothing's ever teetotally beaten, not even eggs when you make cake. It 's an awful safe universe."
"It ain't your day," said Tom, "for a clean apron, but you've got one on."
"I ain't never denied that there was a Sunday feel in the air! We may n't see the army and we may n't see Allan, but they're only a few miles from us."
"What's that I smell ? Ś It's gingerbread baking!"
"I had a pint of molasses saved away an' a little sugar. I just thought I might as well make gingerbread. If Allan came he'd like it, an' if he didn't we could eat it talkin' of him an' sayin' we were keepin' his birthday."
She went into the kitchen. Tom rested his forehead on the knob of his cane. His lips moved. The wind rustled the leaves of the forest, the sun shone. Thunder Run sang, the bees hummed above the old blush roses, the yellow cat came up the path and rubbed against Tom's ankle. The smell of the gingerbread floated out hot and strong, a redbird in a gum tree broke into a clear, high carolling.
"O Lord, I'm an old man," whispered Tom. "I ain't got much fun or pleasure before me Ś"
Sairy, coming back to the doorstep, stood a moment, then struck her hands together. "Allan 's coming up the road, Tom ! "
An hour of happiness had gone by. Then said Allan: "I've two hours yet and the last part of it I'm going to spend telling about the Wilderness and Spottsylvania and Cold Harbour. But now I want to go up the mountain and say `how d' ye do' to the Maydews."
"Yes, I reckon you'd better," said Tom. "Only don't stay too long. They've got Billy and Dave."
"Bring Christianna down the mountain with you," said Sairy. "Billy and Dave can tell her good-bye here just as well as there."
Up on the mountain Mrs. Maydew made a like suggestion. "Allan, I'd like to talk to you, but I've got to talk to Billy an' Dave. Violetta and Rosalinda they're gettin' somethin' for those boys to eat, they look so thin an' starved, an' grandpap an' the dawgs air jest sittin' gazin' for pure gladness! Ś Christianna, you entertain Allan."
"I've got time," said Allan, "to go look at the school-house. That 's what I'd like to do."
The school-house was partly fallen down and the marigolds and larkspur that Allan had planted were all one with the tall grass, and a storm had broken off a great bough of the walnut tree. Allan and Christianna sat on the doorstep, and listened to a singing that was not of Thunder Run.
Allan took her hand. " Christianna, I was the stupidest teacherŚ"
That night the Second Corps lay by the James, under the great shadow of the Blue Ridge, but at dawn it took the road for Staunton and thence for the lower Valley. It went to threaten Washington and to clutch with Sheridan, who was presently sent to the Valley with orders to lay it waste - orders which he obeyed to the letter.


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This dry weather will stick around for at least another week. No rain in sight. We have gone 8 days without rain and we should go at least another 8 days without rain. Right now it looks dry for the trick or treaters. We have an inversion over us which keeps the fog and pollution over the lowlands. The beach and mountains are totally clear. The lowlands will get some sunshine this week but you can count on lots of clouds all week. This next weekend looks pretty good. No rain. Lows near 44 with highs near 57. Walter. 10/20/13


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Matt Davies | Stop, Thief!!
by CT Post | May 6, 2014 2:31pm
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Chris Powell, of the state Council of Freedom of Information and the Journal Inquirer, emailed council members to share the FOI cartoon above from Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Matt Davies. Powell said the Connecticut Post offered it for use by other news publications.
Davies, who draws for Hearst, has more cartoons available at his blog.
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Good Idea or Bad Idea: Looking Through His Things
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I get a lot of mail from women who suspect their partners might be cheating. I also get a lot of mail from women who struggle with great amounts of insecurity, self-doubt and jealousy. These emotional waters make it almost impossible to navigate things like privacy, trust, and clarity. What do we do if we suspect someone is lying to us?
Is it a good idea or a bad idea to read his email, check his phone — anything in that vein — in order to confirm what we suspect?
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kendalheart 8 years
Whatever on the snooping thing, if he is lying you will find out through snooping, if not there is nothing to hide anyway!
rkdub 8 years
BAD IDEA!!! Not only because you are going to completely disrespect your significant other by invading their privacy, but also because if you are really really really looking for "something" to fulfill your expectations.. you will find "something". The problem is that "something" may be NOTHING....
honeysugar28 8 years
I also say bad idea! Although I've been guilty of it myself because curiosity got the best of me. My husband is very open about everything with me he will show me the emails himself and will give me the passwords that's why I trust him so much but I don't want to look through them I realize that's just being childish. If someone boyfriend or husband, specially if you live with him is cheating and lying or doing something behind your back they can't keep that up for a long time sooner or later when the time is right you will find out the truth always comes out somehow.
flutterpie 8 years
my advice to anyone in this situation would be: you need to talk to him, tell him why you suspect he is cheating and let him explain his side of the story. tell him that you just want honesty and that if he is cheating he needs to be fair let you go. say " i know girls who would search thier guys stuff but i dont want to do that because i want us to have an open and honest relationship" some guys would say "go ahead and search my stuff" (my boyfriend would)if he doesnt no biggie, but if you still dont trust him then you need ask why do i want to be in a relationship where i cannot trust the other person Tanning is not a skin color, Brian, its a lifestyle.
LuckyGrl-83 8 years
i say no to snooping... yeah, you could find validation for your suspicions, but you can also misinterpret things... If you feel the urge to snoop, take it as a big red flag warning you of a bigger issue in your relationship...
JustMe21 8 years
When I was dating my husband, I looked through his things just out of curiosity. I didn't like what I found. Pictures, notes, so on. It made me sad. I don't suggest going through their things unless you're prepared to see things you don't want to. Since we've been married, those pictures and notes have been destroyed so I feel much better.
andaman 8 years
if you think he's seeing someone else, brillant idea, go for it, don't feel bad! Otherwise, stay away from his things!
XDeexDeeX 8 years
If your man is cheating than ou shouldn't struggle to find evidence! I mean if he's cheating you can't just let it pass hoping that it will change on it's own. I don't really think you shoul look through his cell phone or his email but talk to him about it.
katie225 8 years
ugh, i am one of these women who emailed in asking for help with this. i honestly struggle with this everyday of my life. because of my intense insecurity, i don't feel like i will ever be able to have a long term, healthy, trusting relationship. i'm with a guy now, and every time i don't have the password to his email, it kills me. "what if he's cheating on me? i'm such an idiot!" that's what i always think. as long as i can check up on him and not find anything, i'm greeeat. but the thing is, i always do find something iffy, you know? not like he's actually physically cheating on me, but just saying inappropriate things to other females or completely leaving me out of any conversations he has with his female friends. i don't expect him to talk about me all the time, but when he purposefully leaves me out (saying he lives with his brother, but fails to mention he lives with me AS WELL), i start to get suspicious. i really am neurotic about this. and i absolutely hate it. yes, i should probably get on medication of some kind, but i hate the idea of having the wool pulled over my eyes, you know?
Beauty 8 years
I know it's a bad idea, but there is just something about getting validation of proof on your suspicions.
tiki1682 8 years
You shouldn't do it, I know from experience. One, because if you have there is definitely something not right in the relationship. Two, if you do find something you can never bring it up, no matter how clever you think you are. tiki1682
Marci 8 years
I say no to snooping. Never ever. I wouldn't like anyone going through my things randomly. It's different when it's like grl in the world talks about having her boyfriend's phone and answering it, etc. That's a solid, trusting and open relationship at work. He's not trying to hide anything there. But if you have to sneak around to go through their stuff to see if you can find something, then you already know there's a problem. I'm with cubadog. I trust my gut and it never fails me.
grl-in-the-world 8 years
Lickety split, I agree with you on this one. If something is sitting around and you look at it no big deal. Unfortunately some people do cheat, and the sooner the person being cheated on finds out, the sooner they can move on with their lives and find a decent partner! If a guy has nothing to hide, he shouldn't mind. My bf's cellphone is in my purse half the time and I often answer it if it rings, or flip through it if I need to find a #, & he couldn't care less...because he has nothing to hide!
agrepina 8 years
i know its wrong and all..but id do it..
vanyvrgs 8 years
I am with SLB on this one. If you are questioning whether he is faithful there is a question of trust in this relationship. Don't invade his privacy, got by what your gut tells you.
anti-curl 8 years
i agree with you shy_baby. the mind can be very tricky especially when we are trying to satisfy our curiosity. invading personal privacy is unacceptable. ________________________________________________ that's what she said!
tifygodess24 8 years
Isnt it amazing how a man can make a normally sane girl lose it? Why is that? , I hate that they in a sense have that power over some women and make us doubt ourselves. And really how hard is it not to cheat... I never got that. Personally Im conflicted on this one , I wouldnt snoop but thats because I would be too scared to actually find something. Im a scaredy cat :) But if hes not being honest and cheating , a woman has a right to know . (especially if hes sleeping with someone while hes sleeping with you,gross! ) So really thats a hard call. But I also agree that if your gut tells you something then its probally right.
lickety-split 8 years
hummm, part of me says not okay. the other part of me says that if he has nothing to hide what's the harm? the times i have gone looking i have found something i wasn't happy about, but then don't i deserve to know that? sometimes a girl needs proof to make her feel like she's not going crazy, that her "gut" is right. i think there are certain limits to the snooping. anything in plain site is "okay" because there is no expectation of privacy there, right? so a card or business card found on top of the desk or table is okay but not the drawers. if he tells you he's going to lunch with joe on wednesday and you happen to run into joe on wednesday afternoon i think it's okay to bring up something to get joe to say whether they had lunch. a balance. i really think it's more of a gut check than anything else. no one wants to believe that their parnter is lying so sometimes the heart will over look what the eyes cannot.
a-gentle-rain 8 years
No matter how the situation is. He will be mad. Do not invade peoples privacy. Its a simple case how would i feel if... and theres the whole it is in some cases illigal thing.
SLB 8 years
If you feel that they are cheating then thre is a problem with trust in the relationship already. Also "she" can cheat to it is not just a guy thing. ~~~~Sora: W-We're back! Kairi: You're home.
Perl 8 years
I say snooping is a bad idea. I think that if you suspect something is up then the chances are good that there is a problem in the relationship regardless.
popgoestheworld 8 years
I say it's a bad idea, as someone who once, long ago, checked my boyfriend's email and found he was cheating on me. I confirmed a suspicion, yes, and was glad that I found out. However, I ultimately had the live with the fact that I had violated someone's privacy, and it was something I was not proud of.
shy_baby 8 years
If you go looking, you are gonna find something. Not because he IS cheating but the paranoia of searching through his stuff is gonna help find something that is otherwise innocent but your brain will twist it into something bad. Just ask is my policy. Love: 1 Corinthians 13
cubadog 8 years
I am a firm believer in my gut. I have never been wrong.


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Over 10 years ago, the nonpartisan CBO predicted the Clinton surplus would eliminate the entire national debt by 2010. And I predicted in a letter to the editor that the Bush tax cuts (which disproportionately benefited the wealthy) would eventually be paid for with cuts to Social Security.
Vice President Cheney famously remarked that deficits don't matter. However, after two unfunded wars, passage of an unfunded, non-competitive Medicare drug program and huge tax cuts for the wealthy, the GOP is now advocating for cuts to Social Security and raising the age of Medicare.
Republicans have suddenly decided that deficits do matter and they have forced debilitating budget cuts that history shows will worsen the economy during a recession. They could ask Exxon, private jet owners, hedge fund operators and others who have prospered through the recession to carry a fair share of the load. Instead they have made further sequestration negotiations contingent on more cuts to the poor and elderly.
Once again the GOP is putting the wealthy and their party ahead of the national good, hoping that Democrats will be blamed for Republican obstruction. Social Security and Medicare recipients who earned their benefits will pay the cost.
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The majority of county governments in West Virginia received F grades in areas of transparency, and some counties still don't have websites. This is according to a new report released today ("Evaluation of West Virginia county websites") by Sunshine Review, a project of the Sam Adams Alliance.
According to their website: "Sunshine Review empowers citizens across the country to share information with each other about their local units of government — cities, counties, school districts, and state agencies." Sunshine Review reviews the transparency of city websites, county websites, school district websites, and state agency websites.
The report judges the websites, or lack of websites, in all of West Virginia's 55 counties on the following criteria:
- Whether the counties published their annual budget online.
- Whether websites included information about their open meeting laws, public meeting notices, and meeting minutes.
- Whether contact information for elected officials and administration officials was readily available.
- Whether websites contained applications for building and zoning permits.
- Whether the websites contained regular audit information, rule regarding contracts, bids, and vendor information.
- Information about lobbyists working on behalf of the county.
- Contact information for the person in charge of fulfilling open records requests
- Information on taxes, state fees, and sources of income for each agency.
Based on the above criteria, very few counties made the grade and the ones that received passing grades did so only barely. No counties had information on on their contracts/bids, lobbying, or public records access. Only two counties posted their budget information online, and another two posted audit information on their county websites. Four counties posted their meeting notices/minutes online, and another four posted their tax information online. Six counties had information and applications for building/zoning permits available for download. Lastly, 13 counties posted contact information for elected officials online, while 16 posted contact information for administration officials online.
The best grades given went to Kanawha and Jefferson counties, which both received C-. Kanawha County receibed high marks for posting the audio and video of County Commission meetings, but received negative remarks for not posting audits, lobbyist data, or information on how to request public records. Jefferson County was praised for posting annual financial statements, as well as zoning information, audits, and tax records. They were also cited for not posting lobbyist data, contracts, or information on how to request public records.
Only Wood, Mineral, Greenbrier, Cabell, and Berkeley counties received the next lowest grade, D-. The remaining 48 West Virginia counties received an F grade. 27 of those did not have any website.
"The Sunshine Review community believes every county in the nation has a responsibility to make basic information easily available to the taxpayer," said Kristin McMurray, managing editor of Sunshine Review. "We urge West Virginia residents to use the results of these evaluations to push for reform in their counties."
"Citizens deserve to know what their government is doing and how their hard-earned tax dollars are being spent," McMurray said. "We hope county officials will welcome our findings and begin taking the necessary steps to achieve greater open and honest government by meeting all ten points on the transparency checklist."
It should be noted that most of the counties receiving the best grades were either in the fast-growing Eastern Panhandle (Jefferson, Mineral, Berkeley) or major population centers (Kanawha, Cabell, Wood). Sunshine Review's transparency reports have had success at encouraging governments to improve their transparency. St. Charles Parish, Louisiana, and the Illinois counties of Dupage and Champaign were motivated to improve their transparency, citing Sunshine Review's reports.
It remains to see what kind of impact this new Sunshine Review report will have on West Virginia's counties.
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The Vermont Federation of Sportsmens Clubs is criticizing the city of Burlington for allowing a gun-legislation event to be held in City Hall on Veterans Day.
The federation holds it is disheartening that the mayor and city council would allow any activist events to take place in the city council chambers on Veterans Day, Vice President Evan Hughes wrote in a statement on behalf of the Vermont Federation of Sportsmens Clubs, which is the states National Rifle Association affiliate and a group that has spoken out against gun-related legislation.
Any political lip service about respecting Veterans Day is worthless sales talk, for actions speak much louder than mere fancy words of politicians, Hughes wrote.
The organization Gun Sense Vermont held a forum Monday night in Contois Auditorium that featured medical professionals and others who spoke about gun violence and presented possible solutions.
Gun Sense Vermont Chittenden County organizer Marie Adams said the group initially had booked the auditorium for another date but had to reschedule for Veterans Day because of a conflict within city offices.
The Mayors Office was unable to comment on the assertions Tuesday.
It was definitely not planned by any means, Adams said. It was just that if we wanted to get this done, that was the date. She said Gun Sense Vermont had been seeking to include the Vermont Federation of Sportsmens Clubs in discussions about guns and safety.
We will continue to reach out, because wed love to have them become part of this conversation, Adams said.
The sportsmens group has objected to proposed regulations on gun possession, including gun-related proposals in Burlington, by citing Vermont state law.
It is not surprising that the Burlington politicians who have no respect for the Vermont Sportsmens Bill of Rights would have no respect for Veterans Day, Hughes wrote in the statement. We will not silently endure either insult.
City offices were closed Monday in observance of Veterans Day, and the city held two ceremonies recognizing veterans.


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When I was like 13 or something like that I went to this acting group at my library and we did this exercise where we had to collectively make a story by going around the circle and each person saying one word. I was thinking it would be neat if a bunch of nerdfighters got wrote a story like this. Someone would start off with a paragraph and then another person would write another paragraph and another person would go and so on until we had a completed story and it would be full of awesome. I guess just comment if you are interested and think of an actual way to make this happen. I was thinking we could make it like a googledoc that can be publicly edited and we could just post the like around. I dont know. I'm not UPS. I'm not very good with logistics. \
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This sounds fun. Maybe more of the "sophisticated version", if you will, is writing a couple sentences each. One word can be a bit tedious especially if someone is a bit out of the loop. But I would love to do something like that. Cool idea! **Does Nerdfighters sign** Hoo- hah! Nerdfighters! :P
Yea that what I was thinking. Stories never got anywhere with just one word per person. I was thinking each person write a whole paragraph or more, what ever strike their fancy.
Sure sure. So do you want to start it off then?
Dude! Of course you can join us! That's the point of Nerdfighters! We have to unite! We can't exclude! :P Sure that sounds like a good idea. I would think we should keep it here. If we don't do that, it might be kind of hard to keep track of.
I've actually been a part of a few of these here. They're pretty fun. There were rules like you could only write up to three paragraphs at a turn, or maybe it was only up to a hundred words or something. I don't know, we could make our own rules. It was pretty fun, though I stopped the story I was playing because people started breaking the rules. We played on a forum group thing just like this one.
Someone should just start it. I'm afraid my beginning would be lame.
Eliza watched as the thickets of thick moss-covered trees flew past her closed window. There are so many, she thought, her head resting in her open hand. She had always liked trees, in an abstract nature-is-good sort of way. The leaves were nice, the dark swirling bark was kind of cool, and they were pretty in fall when they changed colors. She had liked looking at them when she walked to school in the mornings. But those trees were different from these. In the city, they were neat and trim, with little fences surrounding each one, but these. They were so wild. And tangled. And... free.
She gave another unnoticed sigh, her hundredth one on this wonderful family roadtrip, if you could call it that. She had been forced to move from the Californian coast, with rolling waves and toes full of sand, to this damp, dark forest of Nowheresville Oregon, abandoning all her friends, her home, her life.
For the hundredth time since the trip started, Eliza looked down at her phone. And then, also for the hundredth time, she scrolled through her text messages. The last words of everyone she had ever known, her whole life captured there. "Friends 4ever", "miss u", "c u l8r", and the other short, bittersweet remnants of friends gone by. And then there were the pictures, snapshots she had taken of everyone at her going-away party. Maybe they could keep in touch, but it seemed like such an impossible challenge when she thought about it. She was trying to be optimistic about things, but it was hard not to be melancholy when you were expected to give up all the things you know for one giant unknown.
Next to her in the back seat, her brother Justin was playing one of his silly games, tapping away at the buttons with his face glued to the glowing screen. He seemed so unconcerned about the sudden change. Didn't he realize his whole life was changing? His relaxed attitude just made her all the more anxious as she looked out the window again. Watching the trees again, she found herself just a little jealous. Sure, it's not an exciting life, but at least they don't have to worry about getting moved and taking root somewhere else...
She watched desolately as the tree trunks merged into one gray blur, her eyes unfocused but not not relaxed. She was about to sigh for the hundred-and-first time when something caught her eye. She sat up straighter, leaning closer to the window. It was the glare of the sunlight, she told herself, and yet her eyes strained into the dark depths of forest and foliage. You're tired. It's been a long day. Your eyes are playing tricks. She told herself these things over and over again until she almost began to believe them when she saw it again.
Something deep in the forest, behind the dappled bushes and mottled ferns, moved. Something big. It had only been a flicker of brown, or maybe it was black, but she had seen it twice now.
"Holy shit," she muttered to herself.
"What was that?" her mother asked her distractedly from the front seat, an unlit cigarette dangling from her ruby red lips.
"Oh... n-nothing," Eliza stammered out. "I just thought I saw a deer, that's all."
"Yeah, they live out here in the wilderness," her mom said flatly, obviously uninterested. "Pretty different from Cali, huh?"
"Yeah... I guess so." She gaze went back out the window. She knew what she saw hadn't been a deer.
((pssh, your writing does not suck. compared to most, it's pretty good. either way you're totally allowed to suck, no one is judging.))
A movement in the trees followed a movement in her stomach, and certainly not of the favorable kind. She callously smoothed her jeans, and then her sweater. Her eyes glinted nervously from uncle to mother, then to brother.
The fates had turned against her just then. A strange moving-- and possibly malicious-- object in the woods, of course, could not get them in their high speed tank of metal and fuel, but now that the contents of Eliza's stomach threatened very effectively to spill... they would have to stop the car. The only defense they had against the monster in Eliza's mind.
She shook involuntarily before making the statement, and though her fear wished it otherwise, "I'm going to puke."
And the car screeched to a halt. Uncle Leslie's face looked instantly clammy at the fear of stomach fluids landing upon the insides of his precious vestibule of masculinity. He all but kicked Eliza out of it, and right into the expanse of trees on the side of the road.
"Be quick about it."
Her eyes, which exactly matched the rustic green of the trees, widened imperceptibly. Her stomach shook with fear, then expelling their contents rather violently, got even. Eliza's knees now shook, as she turned back towards the car.
But it was no longer there...
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The proliferation of drone technology is, justifiably but hypocritically, generating concern in Washington
With the US's dramatic expansion of drone use for both surveillance and targeted bombings, a veritable arms race in unmanned aerial vehicles has begun, prompting concern from some in Washington worried about international rivals using drones like the US does.
"The number of countries that have acquired or developed drones expanded to more than 75, up from about 40 in 2005, according to the Government Accountability Office, the investigative arm of Congress," USA Today reports.
Both China and Japan are working on sophisticated drone technology as their territorial disputes get more intense. Pakistan is also attempting to acquire armed drone systems, apparently with help from China. And Iran is known to have fielded their own drones.
Even the United Nations has expressed interest in acquiring their own drones, reportedly for use in peacekeeping missions.
The proliferation of drone technology is justifiably generating some concern in Washington. The prospect of other countries using drones in the same lawless, lethal, unaccountable way the US has is unnerving to Americans, who have long believed they should not be subject to the rules everybody else must follow.
"When we possess such weaponry, it turns out there is nothing unnerving or disturbing, apocalyptic or dystopian about it," Tom Engelhardt observes in Terminator Planet: The First History of Drone Warfare, 2001-2050.
But "when the first Iranian or Russian or Chinese missile-armed drones start knocking off their chosen sets of 'terrorists,' we won't like it one bit," Engelhardt warns. "Then let's see what we think about the right of any nation to summarily execute its enemies—and anyone else in the vicinity—by drone."
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Other nations may come to rival the US with air or sea drones, but will never be able to cone close to matching the drones we have in Congress.
It would be better not to counter drones with drones, but to develop an effective full proof defence system against these weapons and distribute them to countries and organisations who are targetted by USRAEL. Making USRAEL drones obsolete in this way would in my opinion be the best solution.
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You have the perfect solution. And if they were mass-produced so cheap
that most anyone could purchase them, how could there be a law making
it a crime to shoot out of the sky such a collateral baby bomber?
TO: contraviews
You have the perfect solution. And if they were mass-produced so cheap
that most anyone could purchase them, how could there be a law making
it a crime to shoot out of the sky such a collateral baby bomber?
The best news in this race is the development by some German company of a laser weapon to take down drones.
best comment I read all day
Soon aircraft carriers will all be transformed to drone carriers.
It's a growth industry – – – albeit a negative, Terminator growth industry that doesn't produce anything of value or necessity…


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Internal Revenue Bulletin: 2010-3
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This notice provides interim rules extending the period for submission to the IRS (or an agent or contractor of the IRS) of taxpayer authorizations permitting disclosure of returns and return information pursuant to section 6103(c) of the Code.
The notice clarifies that, for calendar year 2009, filers of Form 1099-B, Form 1099-S, and certain information on Form 1099-MISC have until February 16, 2010, to report both the information required on these forms and certain other tax information furnished on the same date. Notice 2009-11 amplified.
Maximum vehicle values. This procedure provides the maximum vehicle values for use with the special valuation rules under regulations sections 1.61-21(d) and (e). These values are adjusted for inflation and must be adjusted annually by reference to the Consumer Price Index.
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The sixth in the series, this year's event begins with a networking event, Eyes Expo, at 7 a.m. and then an economic summit and keynote address at 8:30 a.m. It is free and open to the public. ...


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Zarina Bhimji, Out of Blue (2002), 3 Feb – 11 MarchAdrian Paci, Turn On (2004), 13 March – 25 MarchFrancis Alÿs, El Gringo (2003), 27 March – 8 AprilAnri Sala, Time after Time (2003), 10 April – 22 April
These four films, which are presented separately, are related to one another in style and content. Despite differences in tempo and structure, the cinematic works portray a sense of existential vulnerability. From the calm contemplation of a war zone, to the reception of a stranger by a harsh, territorialistic society, these films tell short stories about the current situation in a not too distant world. The results of a devastating war are portrayed in Zarina Bhimji's Out of Blue, without any immediate links to specific events. Similarly, the people we meet in Adrian Paci's Turn On, whose daily chore in the film is to keep a lightbulb burning with the aid of a petrol engine, and the aggressiveness in Francis Alÿs' El Gringo can be found all over the world. Anri Sala concludes our film programme with the moving Time after Time.
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Originally posted by Rasika Chitnis: Thanks Terry, for detailed reply. Here is my how I have laid out my classes : -DBInterface (all public methods of SUN supplied Data class) -DBRemoteInterface (extends DBInterface and Remote) -Data implements DBInterface -DBServer implements DBRemoteInterface -DataClient holds a reference to an object of type DBInterface;
Originally posted by Terry McKee: The key phrase in the above directions is that ..."although it will need different constructors to allow it to support the network configuration." Why would a stub class need to account for a different network configurations?
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DIY Camera / Lens Custom Formed Cases
October 18, 2010
Here's a couple of DIY Custom Form Molded Cases from Vimeo member Roberto Caverra and Bernie Hipos. A couple of peeps with some DIY inspiration on camera bags and rolling cases.
Email from Roberto Below –
Hey, simple idea using expanding foam in a can. $20 case bought at a flee market, $10 foam can.
1. I covered all my equip very well with something like Cine foil and spaced them out to my liking.
2. Sprayed the expanding foam around cam body and lenses.
3. Once it was dry (about 24hrs) I removed equip and sprayed foam black.
Lenses and Cam body fit very snug and there is no movement once lid is closed. The cool thing is that you can cut it easily once dry.
In hindsight, I could have used more foam. I wasn't sure how much it was going to expand.
It's definitely a custom form mold to tightly hold the gear. I'm thinking another thin layer of black foam over the top and nobody would ever know what lies beneath.
[Thanks Roberto]
For a Roller bag, Bernie Hipos writes in with a tip on using Foam Fabric from your local Fabric store (below). You can find the full WordPress post at his blog here: http://berniehipos.com/2010/10/17/diy-thinktank-bag/img_4402/. Cut out the forms for your gear and double layer it up to sandwich. Keeps things from shifting around during travel, as well as a bit of cushion to absorb shock impacts.
[Thanks Bernie]
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Sebastian Kubatz
October 18th, 2010 at 9:55 am
nice… I like that idea
I think I'm gonna try that with my backpack soon 😉
October 18th, 2010 at 10:14 am
Hi Emm,
You're welcome! Thanks for posting it on your blog. I appreciate it. Cheers!
Neil Russell
October 18th, 2010 at 10:39 am
That top aluminum case looks just like my kit, the difference was my buying a case from Harbor Freight for $30 and it had a block of the "pick apart" or whatever it's called foam inside. You just pull the 1/2″ pieces out until everything fits.
I like this idea, my question had been whether the expansion foam might be harmful somehow to the gear, but it appears to be safe.
October 28th, 2010 at 7:07 am
That is a great low cost idea… I don't know the price on this stuff, but it's already black so it may eliminate the messy/stinky/more work stage of the project:
January 10th, 2011 at 12:51 pm
after spraying the case with the expanding urethane sealant let it dry and then hit it again with a light spray glue then lay down some red or black velvet or other nice cloth, tuck in the edges and you will get a nice pro custom look at a diy price.
December 17th, 2011 at 8:38 am
I used the green fabric store foam but bought some black dye and it came out great
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August 26th, 2012 at 10:59 am
Thank you very much for the tip. I think you just saved me $300 for a custom case
October 18th, 2012 at 7:19 pm
First off thanks so much for the idea! I can't wait to do it. Secondly, do you think wrapping gear tightly in aluminum foil will work in place of the cine foil? I don't see why it wouldn't, figured it wouldn't hurt to check. Thanks again for the idea!
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As Beth Brunton, left, spoke of Middle College High School at Seattle University, she said it's not always easy to convince people why a school like this is needed. When she made that remark, my mind drifted for a nano-second to my own teenage years.
I recollected all that happened after my father's career took a tumble as a big-city advertising executive a la TV's "Mad Men." At 16, drooling to get my driver's license, my father's new Thunderbird was repossessed, an event that happened to coincide with the release of the Beach Boys' hit "Fun, Fun, Fun" ('Til Her Daddy Takes the T-Bird Away). I cranked up the volume whenever the tune came on the radio like any rebellious teen might.
Then I remembered the dark months that followed when my father was out of work. His whole demeanor changed. Soon my mother discovered she had cancer. My parents separated. We moved out of the big house in the 'burbs. Then Mom, barely 49, died. Dad had what in those days was called "a nervous breakdown" and landed in the VA psych ward. The downward spiral happened so fast, it was tough to catch my breath.
By age 17, I didn't have a home. An aunt and uncle, who lived nearly an hour's drive from my high school, insisted I live with them. After little more than a month, they realized a grieving, angry teenager was more than they could handle. They asked me to leave.
It was my last semester, I kept reminding myself, and although school was a struggle, I was a good student. Finding a place to land with a stable family until I graduated became my top priority. Not many possibilities came to mind. One big, happy Irish Catholic family stood out, though. The Collins family had a huge house a 10-minute bus ride from my high school and eight kids. What's one more, I reasoned?
I vividly recall sitting in the breakfast nook of the Collins home sipping tea and eating cupcakes with Mom Collins, hoping and praying I could convince her to take me in. Looking back on it now, I feared the worst. I did my best to stay a step or two ahead of where I was to survive. Yet at that moment, I could not envision a next option.
At my gigantic high school of 4,800 students, it was tough to concentrate in classes, wondering all the while what my fate would be. To luck into the advocacy and support of a Middle College High School would've addressed some of my life's complexities just then. That kind of environment could have galvanized an educational pathway for the college years ahead. Plus, I needed plenty of encouragement to heal and go forward.
It turned out that the Collins clan took me in warmly, nurtured me and rekindled my self-confidence. They watched me graduate from high school with honors and land a whopper of a scholarship to boot. They told me what a survivor I was and waved goodbye when I went off to college where life's adventures continued.
I was brought back to reality when I saw the empathic look on Beth Brunton's face as she expressed the challenges facing many Middle College High School students who as teenagers are still developing their resilience as they encounter life's larger adversities.
"Yes," I told her, "I do understand their struggles."
As a teen in a tailspin, I had more resources than the students Brunton described, though. I often wonder what might have happened if I hadn't.
"You're doing something quite amazing here," I said softly.
She knew I understood and at that moment we both had tears in our eyes.
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Thanks for sharing such a personal side of your life Annie. Your resilience and strength as a young woman is inspiring, and perhaps by sharing your story in some way with the youth in our community, you will give hope to the hopeless. You've come a long way, and I'm grateful you are a part of the SU community!(1/17/2013 2:37:07 PM, Paula Hermann )
Thanks for sharing this touching story. It explains why your articles are so often imbued with a stunning compassion and insight! Your suffering brings all of us a greater appreciation and sensitivity for what we have and how we can share. Thank you!(1/16/2013 2:18:00 PM, Pat Whitney )
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Dan Bergeron: Faces of the CityJuxtapoz // Thursday, 09 Sep 2010
Bergeron's most recent body of work, Faces of the City, juxtaposes the abrasive charm of the distressed surfaces of modern cities with the intimate familiarity of the human face. As the walls and surfaces of the city define its physical character and spatial identity, the faces of its inhabitants provide the city with its personality, disposition and magnetism. His fusion of the two explores the idea that beauty truly lies in the scars, wrinkles and blemishes of places we live and people we meet.
Faces of the City will feature original photo-based, mixed media assemblages, as well as a selection of editioned photo prints featuring the artist's street installations.
Bergeron's work has been displayed in institutions such as the Art Gallery of Ontario, the Royal Ontario Museum, and the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art. His public installations can be found in alleys, boroughs, arrondissements, and on high streets in Toronto, New York, Paris and London.
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Three days after conducting searches at Balaji Telefilms' facilities and also at the houses of its promoters here, the Income Tax department today said the film production house had not disclosed Rs 30 crore income it had earned, and thus evaded tax.
"After investigation, we found that Balaji Telefilms did not disclose Rs 30 crore income. By not disclosing the amount, it has evaded tax," a senior Income Tax officer told PTI. "Now, the production house has agreed to pay tax and penalty on the Rs 30 crore income. We will receive 30 percent tax on this amount and also the penalty," the officer said.
The officer further said that when Ekta Kapoor, the joint managing director of the company, was asked about tax evasion, she claimed that she is only involved in the making of films and television serials. "Hence, persons involved in the financial matters of the production house have been grilled," he added.
During the search operation on April 30, a team of over 100 officials from the department swooped down on seven locations across the city, including that of producer Ekta Kapoor and her actor-father Jeetendra's residence in suburban Juhu. Balaji Telefilms' office and studio were among the seven premises where searches were conducted, I-T sources said.
The personal offices of Ekta Kapoor, who made it big with television soaps before venturing into films, and her actor-brother Tushar Kapoor in suburban Bandra were also searched, they said. A top official of the production house refused to comment on the development. Meanwhile, 'Shootout at Wadala', produced by Balaji Telefilms, hit cinema screens across the country today.
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Cardiology at The Allen Hospital
The Division of Cardiology is part of The Allen Hospital's Department of Medicine. The cardiology team at The Allen Hospital is led by board-certified attending cardiologists who are all members of the full-time teaching faculty of Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons.
We provide a comprehensive program of inpatient and outpatient care, intensive care, consultation, and noninvasive cardiac diagnostic testing to patients from Riverdale, Marble Hill, northern Manhattan, and beyond. The Columbia Cardiology group also sees outpatients at the ColumbiaDoctors Riverdale office.
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The Allen Hospital inpatient units, intensive care unit, and operating rooms can handle most acute medical problems. Patients who need to be transferred to the New York-Presbyterian/Columbia campus for highly specialized interventions -- such as cardiac catheterization, pacemaker placement, cardiac surgery, or chest surgery -- can receive continuing care from their Allen Hospital cardiologist, since members of our team work at both sites.
Patients with acute myocardial infarction (heart attack) are triaged immediately by the staff of The Allen Hospital Emergency Department who, by special arrangement, can transfer patients directly to the world-renowned interventional cardiology laboratory at the NYP/Columbia campus for placement of a coronary stent, if needed to open a blocked artery.
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Our newly renovated Cardiology Diagnostic Center provides comprehensive, noninvasive testing for both inpatients and outpatients who have been referred by their physicians. State-of-the-art equipment is available for echocardiography, Holter monitoring, and various modes of stress testing, including treadmill and pharmacologic testing with or without radionuclide injection.
Tests performed at the Cardiac Diagnostic Center include:
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Convenient appointments are available in a very timely manner, and most insurance plans are accepted. The Center will report the results to patients' physicians within 24 hours of the test. To schedule an appointment in the Cardiac Diagnostic Center, call (212) 932-4542.
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