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196 reviews | 3.2 out of 5
I bought this vac a few weeks ago. It did a good job up untill I needed to replace the filter. I went to two different wal-marts to find the filter. Did not find. Went on walmart.com, did not find. Went to dirt devil.com, found it, but it was out of stock.
If you are going to sell a vacuum in your store you should sell the filters that go with it. And make them readily avaliable. Because this vacuum is pretty worthless just setting in my cabinet.
I had this dustbuster for three days and it will no longer hold any charge at all! Do not buy this.
This vac works great. I used the pullout crevice tool to clean my steps and all around the baseboards in my house. I was amazed at how much fur(two cats) and dirt it picked up. It works as well as a normal sized vac. I bought it since my full size vac came without tools. Well worth the price.
I bought this to keep my brand new car looking that way on the inside. I leave it charging by the back door and use it on my entire interior carpet and seats a couple of times a week. The extension is great to get between the seats and the pedals. Suction is great! For the price it is excellent value and I am ordering another one for my dad's car today.
Nice product, and powerful for hand-held device.
Would recommend for light cleaning: I use it for cleaning cat hair off the furniture.
Uses F38 Filters - available starting at $2.75 online via 3rd party Those complaining about filters aren't looking very hard.
I owned this unit about a year now and I bought it because my corded hand vac gave out after 10 yrs. I guess I expected too much from a cordless vac. Don't get me wrong it works good and has good suction as I primarily use it to keep the cat litter picked up around my cats litter box- but the battery doesn't hold a long charge... I can use it 3-4 times and its only for a few minutes and it then has to be charged? Wow, I thought it would go alot longer than that. It's nice not to have a cord in my way but I don't like having to recharge it so often. For those looking for a new filter as many people seem to be looking for one, you have to go to the Dirt Devil web site and buy one for $4.27 but of course as of this date-- they are out of stock. So next I recommend to Google it and see if anyone else sells the filter. My final thoughts are I just wish they would make a better battery!
Purchased this to replace an old hand vac that didn't have great suction. This does NOT hold it's charge long at all. I can barely get through one room before I need to plug it back in again. I have followed the manual for charging (which is vague at best) and still cannot get the performance I was hoping to have. Will not buy a cordless hand vac from Dirt Devil again.
I was looking for a nice hand vac that would suck up what I sweep off the floor. Fine if it's dust, but if there's a small rock bigger than 1/4 inch, forget it. You'll have to bend down and pick those pieces up. I've never run the battery out, so it must stay charged well. However, I was disappointed it didn't come with any kind of wall-mount charger like my old hand vac. Finally, the side buttons that open the dust cup are convenient. Now if only the filter would allow the dirt/hair/dust to fall out. You have to reach your finger up in the cup to clean it out. Any hair that gets vacuumed up, stays in there and holds everything in there with it. Totally worthless. I wish I had returned it the first week, but I don't have the receipt/box anymore and I'm too cheap to just throw it away. I hope I accidentally leave it out, so my kids break it and I can buy a new one.
It's a disposable handheld vacuum. Battery won't hold a charge after 6 months of ownership. It's garbage - don't buy it.
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I had a ***** * ******* brand handheld vac which lasted fairly well and did the job adequately, however, was old enough that it wouldn't hold a charge. Hence, the DD 9.5V GATOR. From what I've used it so far, great little tool. I understand this is only an appliance for very small vacuum jobs and have an upright as well for what this one cannot do. Too many people believe this tiny vac is all they need to clean their homes with, that's not very CONSERVATIVE thinking..... If you have to re-sod a football field, you gonna use sod or plant individual seeds?!?!?! This little machine is perfect for the job it was manufactured to do. Semper Fidelis
Is amaizing how powerful is this Hand Vac,I love it.
I love this little vacuum it comes in very handy in the car for road trips and things like that or around the house.
I bought this not even a year ago. It worked great at first then it stopped charging. I moved it to another outlet to see if that help. Red light came on then went off within minutes. Looks like Ill be buying a different brand...DON'T BUY!!
Hi Carolinagirl64,
We are sorry to hear about your troubles with your hand vac. Please remember to charge it 24 hours to get a full charge. If it still shuts down after only a few seconds, please email firstname.lastname@example.com so we can provide further assistance. Thanks! --John, Dirt Devil Customer Care
easy/light/handy to have around
It's TERRIFIC++++++! I bought a 2nd one for our Summer home!
The Dirt Devil 9.6V Gator Hand Vac is a great product. It picks up everything, and the extender on it is wonderful for reaching in small places. I would recommend this to anyone who is looking to buy it.
this is a great little vac. but as stated in previous reviews stated you can't find a filter for them anywhere. So now its useless sitting the bottom of my storage closet. i used to use it 3 to 4 times a week but now i can't.
piece of garbage. after being on charge for 6 days, it runs down after about 45 seconds.
recharge it and the same result. it has been used about 8 times in 18 months. would
definitely not purchase another dirt devil.
Hi fuzzybell,
Your Gator should last longer then that. Please email email@example.com so we can better assist you. Thanks! --John, Dirt Devil Customer Care
I bought this vacuum last Christmas to use to clean a small bathroom floor, after having the vacuum plugged in to charge for days here is no battery power. Very disappointed.,
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X3F reader John O. just sent in an interesting rumor tip regarding the Zune's future use as additional Xbox 360 storage. That is, official Xbox 360 storage.
The rumor comes from the latest Zune newsletter that posts a link to this survey. After click "Yes" to the first question, question number two asks "Have you ever connected your Zune to your Xbox to do any of the following?" Not newsworthy, except for the fact that one of the possible answers is "Use my Zune hard drive for extra Xbox storage". Interesting ...
Just don't get too excited, because survey answer could have dual meanings. It could be referring to a Zune being used as official Xbox 360 storage allowing game saves and Marketplace downloads, which would be BIG news. Or the survey answer could be referring to the Zune being a portable media device and used as music and picture storage for use on the 360. If that's the case, this isn't news.
[Thanks, John O.]
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Joe McNally did this. It was his "Faces of Ground Zero" project. He photographed 272 people that were at ground zero of 9/11 or are family members of those that did not make it. He used the Moby C Polaroid. It produced 4 foot by 9 foot polaroids. This was in 2002 and the project raised over 2 million dollars. You can buy the book as well.
It's a great book, and it's nice to see a book of portraits of people who aren't celebrities for a change.
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There are days I jump in with both feet. One of those was the day that Gordon Frazer was announced as our new MD. He seemed approachable, so I pitched him my idea to bring something like Channel 9 to the UK... wouldn't it be great to do the first interview with him ? Eileen was out of the country at the time but after a quick exchange of text messages, she thought it was a good idea too. Gordon said yes - which, as it turned out was the easy part. It's taken a week to get the video edited and posted, but Talking Microsoft is live with its first video for all to see, and we now know the process so future videos won't take so long. [Note to self: don't use the MD to learn on in future...]
To save you can going there you can click to play (WMV format) or click to download (Zipped WMV). And if you've got comments, or suggestions for future interviews please post them with the video.
I said it would be a day of Links. And thanks to Steve who was my producer and cameraman.
thank you so much James. I've been wanting to see something like this for along time. i'll post a comment along with the vid.
Hey James we're discussing this on C9, join us.
I've just bullied my team in going to the next Girly Geek dinner in London (Each boy needs to be invited...
James has been talking to people at Microsoft in the UK and has started with one of the newest hires...
Hey James, great to see this idea. Hope it really takes off. Would love to see some IT Pro stuff especially re Vista and Virtualisation (both OS level and App level, like Softgrid).
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|Role předmětu:
Bakalářský - vše
BEF - core
Semestr - letní
|JEB101 - Principles of Economics I
|Doporučené kurzy:
|JEB003 - Ekonomie I
JEB101 - Principles of Economics I
| Petr Janský , Ph.D.
| Petr Janský , Ph.D.
| PhDr. Tomáš Adam
Mgr. Hana Džmuráňová
Mgr. Jan Šolc
|Principles of Economics II
Summer Semester 2015, JEB102
Charles University, Faculty of Social Sciences
This course introduces economic thinking and basic principles of macroeconomics for first-year economics students as well as for non-economists. Principles of Economics II is an introductory economics course with lectures and seminars for students of:
Bachelor in Economics and Finance (mandatory course).
Bachelor of Science in Economics (mandatory course, an alternative to Ekonomie II).
International Economic and Political Studies and any other degree at Charles University with interest in economics or economic policy.
The course begins with the first lecture on Wednesday, 19th February at 8 am in room no. 314. The location of all lecture and seminar rooms is the Institute of Economic Studies.
Lectures and supervisor
Lecture Day Time Room Lecturer Contact
Principles II Wednesday 8:00-9:20 314 Petr Janský web, email
During the semester, there will be a number of guest lectures in combination with the standard lectures. The guest lecturers will provide insights on macroeconomic issues from their work in business, finance, research or the government.
Seminars and tutors
Seminar Day Time Room
1 Wednesday 14:00-15:20 109
2 Wednesday 15:30-15:20 105
3 Wednesday 17:00-18:20 105
Hana Džmuráňová (web, email), Tomáš Adam (web, email) and Jan Šolc (web, email) share the responsibility for the three seminars.
Furthermore, Hana and Tomáš are responsible for midterm and final exams. Jan is responsible for the topics of seminar presentations and for Aplia. Please do not hesitate to contact them in case you have questions related to these issues.
The course follows the material that is present in almost identical form in the following three textbooks (and also their earlier or later editions):
Mankiw, N.G., Taylor, M.P.: Economics (2nd or 1st edition, the chapter numbers in the weekly schedule below relate to the 2nd edition of this textbook).
Mankiw, N.G..: Principles of Economics (6th edition or earlier edition).
Mankiw, N.G..: Principles of Macroeconomics (6th edition or earlier edition).
Students are encouraged to read the relevant chapters (listed in the weekly schedule below) in one of these textbooks. There are a number of copies of the Economics textbook available in the IES library (and some in the CERGE-EI library). Also please note that a number of other introductory economics texts provide almost equivalent service to the student as the above mentioned textbooks.
Requirements and assessment
Students attend lectures and seminars, which are organised for their benefit. Students are encouraged to provide constructive feedback during the semester so that teaching can be improved accordingly. Experience shows that there is a positive correlation between attendance at lectures and seminars and final grades.
This course offers two main alternatives for final examination. Students can decide either to fulfil assignments in an online Aplia system during the semester or to sit in for a final exam at the end of the semester. The final exam is a test with various questions such as problem sets and multiple choices and is an open book exam (you can have a textbook and any notes written by yourself). It is also possible to sit in for the final exam after trying Aplia (Aplia counts as the first attempt at a final examination). Aplia assignments are submitted on a weekly basis (more on how to purchase it is at the end of this syllabus). For both Aplia and the exam, the grading follows this simple rule: the total number of points received is divided by the maximum number of points that could have been received.
If students opt for the final exam, it accounts for 80% of their grade. If students opt for Aplia, Aplia accounts for 40% of their final grade. Additionally, they have to pass a midterm test in the second half of the semester, mainly to demonstrate their basic knowledge (a minimum of 50% of total points is required, but it the midterm's results account for 40% of the final grade). The midterm test is based on lectures and seminars and it is a closed book exam with mostly multiple choice questions and short answers.
The remaining 20% are awarded on the basis of student teams' performances in presentations at seminars (15%) and reviews' of other team's presentations (5%). At the beginning of the semester, students in each of the seminars are required to form teams of up to 5 members and prepare together a presentation on the macroeconomic situation in one country, for which they are all awarded the same grade. This presentation should not take more than 20 minutes and it should include the discussion of the country's structure of GDP growth (both production and expenditure side), development of inflation and of labour market variables as well as assessment of monetary and fiscal policy. Countries are assigned to the following ten weeks: the Czech Republic (4.3.), the Slovak Republic (11.3.), Germany (18.3.), Spain (25.3.), Sweden (1.4.), USA (8.4.), China (15.4.), United Kingdom (22.4.), France (29.4.), Russia (6.5.). The group should assign one member to reserve the chosen topic by mailing it to Jan together with the names of the team members and preference for one of the three weekly seminars. The first-come, first-served principle applies. Recommended literature is the country reports provided by IMF available at http://www.imf.org/external/country/index.htm.
The grading is same for all students. Total values higher than 90% correspond to grade 1 (výborně in Czech), between 80% and 90% to grade 2 (chvalitebně), between 70% and 80% to grade 3 (dobře).
A brief summary of requirements and grading
Option Condition Grade
Aplia A minimum of 50% points at midterm exam Aplia (40% of the final grade), midterm (40%), team presentations (15%) and reviews (5%)
Final exam Final exam (80% of the final grade), team presentations (15%) and reviews (5%)
Weekly schedule
Week (Winter) Day (2015) Themes Economics chapters
1 18th February Measuring a Nation's Income and course introduction 23
2 25th February Measuring the Cost of Living; a guest lecture by Pavel Hait
3 4th March Production and Growth; a guest lecture by - Petr Bouchal
4 11th March Saving, Investment and the Financial System and the Basic Tools of Finance; a guest lecture by Petra Kolouchová
26 + 27
5 18th March Unemployment and Its Natural Rate; a guest lecture by Aleš Chmelař
6 25th March The Monetary System; Money Growth and Inflation; a guest lecture by Matěj Turek
29 + 30
7 1st April Open-Economy Macroeconomics: Basic Concepts; A Macroeconomic Theory of the Open Economy; a guest lecture by Jiří Skuhrovec
31 + 32
8 8th April The Short Run Tradeoff between inflation and Unemployment; a guest lecture by Vilém Semerák
9 15th April Keynes and IS-LM Analysis; Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply; The Influence of Monetary and Fiscal Policy 33 + 34 + 35
10 22nd April The Financial Crisis 37
11 29th April Common Currency Areas and European Monetary Union 38
12 6th May Five Debates over Macroeconomic Policy 39
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The Problem Solver
When wedding-day challenges arise, it's important to have a professional on your side, says planner Nicole Simeral.
Nicole Simeral's love affair with weddings began in the Boston Harbor Hotel's food and beverage department, where she worked while studying at UMass Amherst. Three years after graduation, she returned to the hotel full time, eventually rising through the ranks to become the head of the catering department before launching her own event-planning firm, Simeral & Co., last fall.
These days, Simeral works with local couples to design luxury fetes in Boston and beyond. "I know it's cliché," she says, "but a wedding is the six most amazing hours of a couple's life. I love being part of that. It's not like selling a car or insurance." Here, Simeral dishes on a few wedding setbacks she's dealt with over the years, explains why receiving lines don't make sense, and makes the case for destination celebrations.
Is hiring a planner really necessary?
Weddings are logistically complex, so hiring a professional makes the experience more pleasurable. A wedding is live Broadway. There are a lot of moving parts! I oversee the nitty-gritty, especially on the day of the event, so the bride and groom only have to concern themselves with enjoying their guests and choosing what kind of cocktail to drink.
What should a couple look for in a planner?
Couples should seek out professionals who have long-term experience planning weddings. Attention to detail and excellent business-partner relationships are crucial. Every event of this magnitude will come with its challenges—cakes fall over, the weather doesn't cooperate, relatives make scenes. You want someone who can turn obstacles into opportunities.
What do you do when confronted with such disasters?
How you react is critical. I haven't had a toppling cake, but two years ago there was a no-show rabbi. I had a replacement on-site within the hour. Another time, a groomsmen (a Harvard swim-team captain, mind you) jumped off a dock into Marina Bay. At 10:30 p.m.! I had to call the Coast Guard to find him. Thankfully, he was fine.
How important is it to find a planner who meshes with your personality?Â
If I met a client and felt it wouldn't be a win-win situation, be it temperament or expectations, I would recommend another planner. Like a photographer, the planner might see the bride in her underwear, putting on her makeup, so it's important to choose someone with whom she's comfortable.
When have you gone the extra mile for a couple?Â
I had a couple—two young women—who had to put their dog down the day before the wedding. The morning of the wedding, I booked last-minute manicures, brought Veuve Clicquot and OJ up to their room, and cried with them. I think I helped get them to a better place, emotionally, so they could enjoy the day.
How do you reconcile big dreams with less-than-large budgets?
It's great to have dreams. I strive to design events that are in line with the couple's vision. The first question I ask is, "What's most important to you?" This helps identify expectations. Then I present the options, along with the positives and negatives of each. There are a lot of vendors out there. It's my job to know as many as possible and what their capabilities are.
Are splashy ballroom fetes as popular as they used to be?Â
There are definitely fewer hotel weddings right now. People are looking for iconic venues—they want to wed in places that are meaningful to them. Destination weddings have grown in popularity.
What's the allure of a destination wedding, and how does it compare in price?Â
They're guaranteed to be different from other weddings. More important, the celebration stretches from five or six hours to several days. As for price, they usually cost a little bit more. Even though the guest list is smaller, the cost per person is higher.
What are couples splurging on these days?Â
Food. The trend is serious customization. Gone are the days of the cheese display, seven types of passed hors d'oeuvres, and the four-course meal. I work with clients and chefs to tailor the menu and determine presentation. The "wow" factor of the event often revolves around food and drink, whether it's during cocktail hour, the reception, or the after-party.
Can you give us a few examples?Â
Custom wine-pairing dinners are popular. We've thrown a lot of glammed-up lobster bakes for Cape and Maine weddings, with corn soufflés and lazy-man's lobster. I just did an oyster bar with five different regional varieties. Other couples have organized s'mores bars for dessert, or late-night taco stations. People are all about making it different. It doesn't have to be showy, but it has to have their unique stamp.
Is there an important element of wedding planning that clients don't always grasp?
I love lighting. It's a trend that brides are starting to understand, but harder for the mothers of the brides to swallow since it wasn't really an option when they got married. The right lighting can transform an environment. Light can make things glow, add highlights, and theatrically enhance the setting.
Is there a wedding tradition you wish would disappear?
The receiving line. It's a bad use of time—it eats up 45 seconds to a minute and a half per guest. Do the math. Thankfully, only about 20 percent of my clients want one, and of those, I can talk 95 percent of them out of it.
Simeral & Co., 617-699-9791, simeralco.com.
Nicole Simeral shares four ways to cut costs without sacrificing style.
Shop Around
Look for startup vendors who are flexible with their prices. In return, you can help build their business.
Get Crafty
Check out Etsy and Style Me Pretty for unique DIY ideas.
Skip Favors
You are already entertaining friends and family with a fabulous party and dining experience.
Go Off-Peak
Holding a wedding on an off-peak date saves money across the board.Oftentimes vendors would rather be flexible on price than go unscheduled. May through October is peak season, but if you're looking at a Sunday in August, especially in the city, you can cut yourself a pretty good deal.
Want more tips and tricks? Learn more from Boston's wedding experts.
Source URL: http://www.bostonmagazine.com/weddings/article/2013/07/02/wedding-experts-planner-nicole-simeral/


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Hey Disney fans, it's almost the 4th of July! Whether you're headed to one of the parks for the holiday, or just spending the day at a parade and family BBQ, you and/or your kids will look adorably festive in this Mickey Flag Shirt.
And it's so easy! I'll give you all the directions here, and then at the end of the post there's a link where you can download a svg file for cutting the stencil with an electronic die cutter, or even just print it out and cut it by hand.
OK, the rundown. You will need:
Here's what you need to do:
Wash and dry the shirt like normal. Prepare the stencil by cutting out the freezer paper. When I am working with freezer paper, I put the non-shiny side down on my sticky mat to run it through my machine. The shiny side doesn't stick as well. So this means I always cut a mirror image of the stencil I want.
Flip the stencil so the shiny side goes down on the shirt. Run a medium-hot iron over the freezer paper and the waxy side will stick to the shirt!
Slide a piece of scrap paper into the shirt in case paint seeps through -- you don't want spots on the back of your shirt! Paint the stripes red and the Mickey blue. Peel up the stencil and let the shirt air dry. Then set the paint according to the instructions on the bottle. Some bottles will say to run it through the dryer, for example.
Ta-da! All done! So go make up one, or a dozen (you'll need to cut a new freezer paper stencil for each shirt ... they're one-time-use) and have a fantastic 4th of July!
Click here to download the svg file (which is a mirror image) or a document file (to print and cut by hand)
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Foodie Updates: Tosca Team Turns Lusty Lady Into Cocktail Spot, Victory Hall Opens in SoMa, and More
The big news item of the brand new year is the takeover of the former Lusty Lady space in North Beach by the team of Ken Friedman and April Bloomfield, marking their second west coast project in eight months. Also, Little Skillet has expanded into the next-door space with Victory Hall, and B-Side BBQ in Oakland is moving to Uptown.
The Tosca team of Friedman and Bloomfield are going to be opening a new, as-yet-unnamed cocktail spot in the former stripper-owned strip joint The Lusty Lady. As Friedman tells Inside Scoop, "We're going to do a cool little bar that hopefully will pay homage to what the Lusty Lady was -- the peep show parlor, the wonderful seediness, and the dying breed of seediness." The Lusty Lady and Tosca share a back wall, and both are owned by the same landlord, so the deal ended up being pretty easy. Look for the place to open in the second half of 2014. [Inside Scoop]
The old-timey, cozy E'Angelo Trattoria in the Marina is shuttering after 35 years on January 15. It was owned from 1978 to 2003 by Ezio Rastelli, who originally wanted to call it Ezio E Angelo (Ezio and Angelo), but Angelo backed out just as half the signage was complete, and he couldn't afford to change it. It's unclear what's next for the space. [Inside Scoop]
Bartlett Hall, a new brewpub concept from former Maverick chef Emmanuel Eng at 242 O'Farrell (the former Santorini Mediterranean Grill), is aiming for a spring opening. [Eater]
Over in SoMa, Little Skillet is finally ready to open their epansion in the former 330 Ritch space next door, and it's called Victory Hall. It debuted on New Year's Day, and it features all of Little Skillet's menu favorites (fried chicken, po boys, waffledogs) alongside a casual cocktail bar. [Inside Scoop]
Tired of being a pioneer in a farflung corner of Oakland, Brown Sugar Kitchen owner Tanya Holland is relocating her BBQ concept, B-Side BBQ, from its current location to 18th and San Pablo Avenue. [SF Business Times]
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Grow Well Missouri works to enhance healthy food access and education in food pantries. The project stems from ongoing research of the Interdisciplinary Center for Food Security showing that rates of chronic health conditions (e.g. diabetes, hypertension, and high cholesterol) are significantly higher among food pantry clients than the general public.
In late 2015, Grow Well Missouri will help up to 6 communities join our program. Go to our Partnership Opportunity page for more information.
Initiated in 2011 through a grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Grow Well Missouri is now entering its fifth year with funding from the Missouri Foundation for Health. As the project moves forward, key activities include
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The resurgence of Journey through the band's discovery of a new lead singer via the Internet gets a close-up look on a new PBS documentary.
The resurgence of Journey through the band's discovery of a new lead singer via the Internet gets a close-up look on a new PBS documentary.
By now the tale has become legend: in 2007 the American band Journey went on search of a new lead singer and in the midst of a frustrating process, guitarist Neal Schon happened upon YouTube clips of an unknown Filipino singer with a voice of gold named Arnel Pineda.
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Identity in a Second-price Sealed Bid Auction: An Experimental Investigation
Identity is a person's sense of self, derived from her membership in a group. Previous experimental studies have shown that people take more favorable actions towards the members of their own group (in-group favoritism). This paper proposes a simple model of identity to capture this in-group favoritism in a private-value second-price sealed bid auction and reports the result of an experiment designed to test the predictions of the model. Consistent with the predictions, the data reveal that bids and seller revenue are higher when the seller belongs to the same group as the buyers compared to when the seller belong to a different group.
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I'd have had her get assimilated by the Borg, then later rescued and deassimilated...only the Borg would have left her with an icy, dominatrix-like personality, and certain "Borg implants" in the chest area if you catch my drift. She'd have ditched the name "Kes" and been known only by a Borg designation. The Doc would have pined for her, Kim would have had the hots but given up rather quickly, but in the end she'd have randomly been in a thing with Chakotay out of left field.
Man, it would have been awesome.
I have to disagree here. That would have been character destruction. It was bad enough with that silly Borg Queen in TNG, wimpering around Picard like some lovesick schoolgirl. The Borg Queen was one of the nails in the Borg coffin.
As for Kes, I think she is a fascinating and interesting character as she is. No need to change that.
In fact, Seven would have been better as a Borg queen (but not wimpy as the original one). They should have gone for that solution for about two seasons, with Seven as Voyager's nemesis. Then she could have ben captured and became the Seven we did see in the later seasons, the one who tried to become human ahgain.
I knew you'd come out and be tweaked by this, no matter how obviously I was kidding. But despite your deep and abiding love of this character who was an airball from day one, the creator of Kes, the actor who played Kes and the studio people who signed both their checks did all agree that Kes either had to be radically altered somehow or get the boot. All kidding aside, I wonder if a story arc where we lost a regular to the Borg for a while and got them back might have been an interesting alternate take on the territory explored with Seven. Kes would still have been out due to stuff going on with the actress, at least for a while, but the possibilities are intriguing.
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A well-polished public image may be priceless, but developing and maintaining it can certainly be pricey. Just ask the folks at Indianapolis International Airport.
BAA Limited, which is contracted to run the airport, at least for a few more weeks, has two people working in media relations.
If that's not enough, the Indianapolis Airport Authority, the public board that oversees the airport, has two public relations firms on retainer.
The authority this month renewed its contract with Sease, Gerig & Associates. The firm will be paid $92,000 for intergovernmental relations work and public relations consulting from April through the end of the year. (Sease, Gerig subcontracts out a quarter of that to Eaton & Hancock Associates, according to airport records.)
A separate company, Executive Media, is paid about $6,000 a month to manage media inquiries and make public presentations on the new $1.07 billion airport terminal, which is scheduled to open in November 2008.
The company has been paid $160,125 since July 1, 2005. Its contract is up at the end of this month, but the firm will keep working for at least two more months while money is left in the pot it is paid from, said project director John Kish.
Asked whether all that PR is necessary, Airport Authority President Lacy Johnson said BAA's staff deals only with airport operations issues, and the authority needed its own people to work on its behalf.
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Marion County Sheriff Frank Anderson fired a volunteer reserve deputy this month for his "dastardly" and "boorish" criticism of the department on a Web site.
Anderson fired Rick Skirvin on June 5 from his $5-a-year job as a reserve deputy assigned to drive a prisoner-transport vehicle after Skirvin admitted criticizing department officials on the blog IndyUndercover.
A statement from Anderson's office used the words "dastardly," "boorish" and "pernicious" to describe Skirvin's actions.
"If Skirvin had valid constructive criticism of the Marion County Sheriff's Department, he should have acted in accord with departmental rules and regulations," the statement said. "Instead, under cover of darkness, Skirvin elected to anonymously spread his noxious screed over the Internet."
Skirvin, who runs a business that installs and maintains cryogenic freezers for the health-care industry, said he immediately acknowledged authoring the posting and expected to be reprimanded. He said he was stunned by his firing.
"In the 21/2 years I was on the street, I never had one complaint from a citizen or anyone on the department," Skirvin said. "The sheriff is always preaching accountability. I bought into that. I was accountable for my actions. Unfortunately, some people don't live by what they preach."
Sorry, but he isn't taking it back
Ed Treacy, former chairman of the Marion County Democratic Party, relished his role as election critic every time a mistake occurred under Clerk Doris Anne Sadler, a Republican.
He called her "incompetent" time and again and once suggested she be thrown in jail after a dispute over ballot designs. When Democrat Beth White took over as clerk this year, Treacy boasted that she would do much better.
"I'm sure whatever she does in her first election won't in any way match the years of mistakes Republicans have made," he said in January.
How right he was.
Treacy said political commentators threw a lot of heat his way after that election, the May primary, turned into a disaster when about 130 precincts opened late, five never opened and an unknown number of voters were disenfranchised.
And he said he was surprised no one called him to ask his opinion. Or his regrets, if any.
"Because of the incompetence of the previous clerk, I raised a lot of Cain," Treacy said this past week.
Could that mean an apology to Sadler?
Not quite.
"No apologies to Doris Anne. She didn't get it done -- and everyone this time didn't get it done, either," Treacy said.
Governor and judge go way back
When Gov. Mitch Daniels selected Judge Cale Bradford this past week to fill a vacancy on the Indiana Court of Appeals, it wasn't the first time he had presided over a milestone in Bradford's career.
The governor was there at the start, too. He served as commencement speaker when Bradford -- now a Marion Superior Court judge -- graduated from Indiana University School of Law-Indianapolis in 1986.
At the time, Daniels was President Ronald Reagan's chief political adviser.
National spotlight on privatization
Daniels' penchant for privatizing stuff is not just an issue for the Democrats hoping to defeat him next year. It's also come up in the presidential contest.
When Democratic presidential hopefuls met with American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees leaders Tuesday, an electrical crew leader from Indiana asked New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson what he would do as president to stop privatization of public services.
"I will just say I won't do it," Richardson said.
Former Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina also spoke out against privatizing.
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ahh yes! I was right up front! Good to see the boys back together! OBAMA 08!!!
the Campus security was beat and the sound inside was indeed muddy. Funny, I thought it was sold out, but we were on the General Admission floor and it was only two thirds full for the entire show.
But the show was high energy for sure, although the Dead were a bit sloppy and not entirely sure of where each other were going. But the energy and love for Barack was intense and reassuring. Couldn't help but have a huge smile all night.
sounds great and both bands put up great setlists, does anyone have a link to the source of that recording of the ABB show? i dont like downloading torrents so if i could find it that would be nice
Nicet review, I'll be sure to check out this recording! Glad to hear that the audience was more accepting of the theme of the event this time. At the Deadheads for Obama show at The Warfield there were some dissenting voices, including several people who raised a Ron Paul banner near the end of the show which sparked a minor scuffle. But that was back in February, before the two major parties had settled on their candidates. We now know that the next president will be either Obama or McCain, and it's difficult to imagine any deadhead not being able to see that Obama is candidate capable of leading us out of this financial crisis and this war and into the future.
really thought they would open with friend of the devil seeing as who they are fronting for,...lesser of two evils is still evil,.but yeah, get back truck-n on boys ***its about time!,....7-8
I had a lot of fun at this show......the crowd really made the night it was incredible! They may have played a lil sloppy but I am glad to see them reunite for such a great cause.
Sucks they were so sloppy. You'd think they could have dusted off the cobwebs a little more to play a rippin' show for a comeback.
Great show! Did anybody witness the kid who fell over the side of the balcony at the end of the show? That was nuts!
i like the dead and the allman bros, but i dont like obama... is that allowed?
CORRECTION: Ron Holloway joined the band for some soulful sax on "Dreams" and "It Ain't Me Babe." The later was sung by Susan Tedeschi, who also sang Derek and The Dominoes' "Anyday."
Susan sang Dylan's Don't think Twice It's Alright. She did not sing Dylan's It Ain't Me Babe, though I think Warren Haynes would do and ace job on covering that song.
The whole show was fantastic. I loved every moment of it. Thanks for your balanced review of the night. Much appreciated.
Oh man, this is truely awesome! Thanks Jambase.com for streaming the show in it's fullness. I love the Dead, I love Allmans and sorry for those haters, I love Obama and have for the past two years. I don't care if you hate him, but if you really want another 2004 to happen and watch on as our country crumbles under Republican rule again, then so be it. I'm not saying he's the perfect man for the job, but he's the best chance we got for something better. I live in AZ and can tell you that you have no idea what you're in for if you let a monster like Mccain get this victory. The important thing is to get your ASSES out there and vote. The Dead can do whatever they want and more power to them for supporting Obama. The show sounds great and is making ache in anticipation for next years tour!
Obama trusts to reason, McCain trusts to might.
Obama looks for answers, McCain looks for fights.
Obama is a socialist. redistribute the wealth...boo the oil companies for being a succesful business in wait a minute.. a capitalist free market? isnt the opposite of capitalism communism?
so they didn't really specify in the article, but i'm assuming it was the jimmy/warren/chimenti lineup??
no jimmy and i'm a little disappointed that no one else from abb came out and jammed with the dead. it was a fantastic night tho. the energy was enough to make this show historic. cant wait to see them sometime in the spring after a little bit of rehearsal time
timwho I saw that dude that fell off the edge... what was that kid thinking... the security guys were looking for him and i yelled its the guy in the tye dye... great show overall... lets look forward to april and may!
Looks like nothing special to me.
Reason why it was so sloppy...ah I won't go there.
Obama is the choice I do believe.
I'm glad I didn't pay a lot of money for a half-ass show in support of someone I disagree with.
Absolutely the best time... It's good to see you back boys, it was just like the old times. Singing dancing and have a grand ole time! THANK YOU BOBBY, PHIL, MICKEY, & BILL SO MUCH FOR SUCH A GREAT NIGHT!! Warren... you killed it too!
that's it! because of the dead's poor performance, i am now voting for george w bush III. i know i know, bush only has daughters, but that's why they have to a line to write in. 8 more years!
Sounds like it was a great time for all there. Very nice of jambase to stream the show for us all to enjoy. The article was right on the money they do sound a little off, but what do you expect after four years, no worries though I know for 09 they are gonna be meshing and jammin flawlessly. Heres to a great year ahead of us
And as always a good show to one and all.
great show. my 2nd show(1st being bonnaroo '04) my wife's first experience with "the scene". haha. i loved it. the dead seemed a little off at first but i think once they got into st stephen they soared through the rest of the night. and the abb were incredible. thank you bobby, phil, mickey,bill and to all that made it a special birthday for me. peace and much love.
dbill its a spectrum
and we are a democratic nation, where change can lead us to varying degrees within the spectrum of the 2 poles free market capitalism, and socialized democracy
as with all things in life, its not just black and white
So, did they actually play "Touch" or not? Did they just do the chorus? Or did they "make a statement" and speak it? Can you be more vague? Who else was playing with the Dead? Who was in the Allman's line up?
I've heard the audio. They need lots of rehearsal and Robert Hunter to churn out some new tunes for them. Oh well if they tour I won't be going anway so I'm not to concerned. Actually I'm glad that they may tour as it will possibly free up John Molo, hopefully he can fit in some David Nelson and Friends gigs. DNF is where its at Deadwise.
As for the benefit it was a good cause and I'm glad they did it and I hope it helps out Barack Obama and Biden and our country.
...jeff chimenti on keys, warren haynes on guitar...
Yea, who was on keys & lead guitar for The Dead should have been one of the first things mentioned in the article. ABB looks like same current lineup w/ Ron & Susan guest appearing.
Get Kimock back with the Dead!
My thanks to theDead and ABB for taking the time to show their support.
Thumbs up to Andrew for posting a review without sugar coating. I listened to a portion of the recordings and they sounded like a nostalgia act playing a rehearsal. If you were there, I hope you enjoyed; but everything in the post-GD world these days simply reeks of nostalgia these days. I might as well go see Three Dog Night!
who's the jerk that wrote this article? what's with the negitivity? am i the only deadhead that finds this show satisfactory? if you find rat-dog better than is show- go smoke some more pot and see where else it gets you.
Thank you JamBase for streaming the entire Dead and ABB shows. I really appreciate it!!!!!
I do find ratdog generally more enjoyable than hackneyed resuscitation, so yes, thank you, I will go smoke some more pot. I imagine it will take me to great places
all jokes about hackneyed resuscitation aside, i am glad to see that phil and bob have decided to kiss and make up.
Hi. I'm the jerk that wrote the article. I just want to mention that Angelemerald is correct, the Dylan song was "Don't Think Twice," not "It Ain't Me Babe." As they say, I regret the error. Otherwise, I stand by this review. Thanks for reading!
I thought the show was pretty good, but they were definitely sloppy on the transitions and Bobby flubbed a lot of lyrics. I was flooded with emotions for the first few songs and can only imagine what was going through their minds. Warren seemed to hold back a bit but he put out some tasty licks which were reminiscent of early 70's Jerry. Chimenti had a short but sweet solo during Unbroken Chain. The only thing missing was the Big Guy, who simply can't be replaced. Nobody is going to take the music to the places that he did. Not Kimock, Karan, or Herring. I'll never forget seeing TOO at MCI center when the boys laid out a sick Terrapin jam on a silver platter for Jimmy Herring and he sat there staring at his guitar doing nothing. Ughh. Despite the mistakes, the show was a lot of fun.
Never had such a good time!
The Allman Brothers did not disappoint. The Dead, well, they could have done much better. Hopefully they'll work it out before summer tour. As for the scene, there were more people outside smoking than were inside for the messiah's message, which is safe to say that I think a majority of the people there were there for the music, not the politics. Thank goodness.
Man, oh man. I completely disagree with the critique. I've been a long-time Deadhead as well as long-time critic of their playing. This show ROCKED. They played GREAT. If you've ever been to a Grateful Dead show, you'd remember that perfection is not the goal. The goal is to take chances and improvise with soul & talent. Some nights were better than others, but this night - especially with their energy - was incredible.
Truckin' - the changes were on. They extended a space in between the first bridge and the 4th verse, where there typically is no space and Bobby went OFF on his guitar. Played some SICK licks.
US Blues - Pretty good...one of the weakest tunes of the set. I guess they HAD to play it tho.
Help On The Way / Slipknot! - sloppy? Warren's solo was good. Chimenti's Rhodes solo was SICK. They hit the "Slipknot!" diminished run right on and the jam was WONDERFUL. At the end of the "Slipknot" jam, they all kinda lost the "1" - no big deal - as Mr. Weir turned towards the drummers and immediately got eveyone on the same page, then they started the spooky walkup that leads into the outtro of "Slipknot!" Well done, IMO - a pure Grateful Dead moment.
Franklin's Tower - Pretty good. Nice reaction by the crowd (of course) when Phil started singing. No huge peaks - well played, but not insane.
Playin' In The Band - nice intro and REALLY nice jam. Warren a tad off his licks - not bad, but not his best.
Dark Star - I believe the critic here wrote "failed to achieve liftoff." What kind of crack were you smoking?! That jam reached EPIC heights of psychedelia (and I wasn't on ANY). Astounding glory was reached - you, my friend, were WAY off-base on this. Listen again...even the average-quality audience recording proves you wrong.
Yes, they stopped. Gee, never saw the Dead do THAT. Just because there was no transition into the next song - you got a problem with that? My take was that the Dark Star expelled SO much energy, they just needed to collect themselves a bit and weren't quite sure where to go. THAT'S the Grateful Dead, and I'll take moments like that all day.
Saint Stephen - I called it about 45 seconds before they started it. VERY tight and well played. The jam before the final verse was SICK. I seriously doubt someone panning this section of the show (PITB through this song) and their abilities to understand what's going on onstage. Amazing moments between Bob, Phil, Mickey & Billy during these last 3-5 tunes...simply amazing.
Unbroken Chain - very nice choice, Phil. It looked like Phil got a bit lost in the big jam, but finally got it and brought everyone back. The transition back into the song was a bit off, but again - not bad. Great energy throughout the last 5 songs and some amazingly tight moments.
The Other One - Great call. WTF with the lights?!! Oh well - no problem. Warren goes OFF as does Chimenti. A nice song with Bob vocals that shows off a bit of the guest musicians.
Throwin' Stones - Well played. Nothing special, but again - HAD to be done. A nice version. KILLER jam before the PITB reprise.
Playin' Reprise - just fine.
Touch - a bit of a let-down, but an understandable call. Decent version.
NFA - SICK. Great jams. Perfect (as the critic said above).
The boys did what they intended to do. The core 4 played GREAT as a quartet with 2 guest musicians that added nice color when they were called upon to do so. Bob was amazing on the ES335 ALL night. The drummers totally drove the whole show. I would LOVE to hear people's impressions after hearing a really good re-mixed SBD version, rather than the sub-par AUD tapes I've been hearing (no offense to the tapers - not the best venue for AUD recording, IMO). That's my .02!
Hey jammasterjustin on my by computer you just right-click each track while it plays and download track-by-track. I just did the whole show. The ABB is great, the Dead good setlist but as mentioned there are some breakdowns. Worth downloading though-thanks Jambase.
Did anyone else see the SKB shirt that Billy is wearing? Just look 3 pic's up on this page. I wonder if this means anything? Is Billy joining Steve Kimock's band? Or is Kimock going to play in a Dead reunion tour next year? Either way, I'm pretty psyched!!! I sure would love to hear Kimock on stage with the boys, ripping it up. Or Billy jamming with Kimock in clubs. Steve was Jerry's favorite guitar player, after all!!
I'm glad they did this show and that folks had fun and maybe some younger ones got a taste of the scene. The review was honest, nothing wrong with that at all. I saw tons of Dead shows back in the day that were amazingly sloppy- as well as some perfect gems that still resonate in my memory.
DeepDiver, I totally agree- the missing man is the one who made all the difference, at least for me personally; and as talented and well-intentioned the various replacements are, and I respect them very much, there was a quality to Jerry that transcended the physics of playing an instrument and singing. May his legend live through the ages.
I'm confused? Why are the dead backing a politician? Is he going to legalize cannabis or something? Is this guy even a deadhead? Would this be going down if Jerry was alive? What exactly is the deads angle on supporting the democrats, the opposite side of the crooked political coin, who last time in power sent more people to jail for cannabis than in the entire history of the drug war. Could you explain this to me? Until then Im voting fot Zappa. Thanks for reuniting.
Interesting comments, thanks posters. Jerry would probably not be into endorsing any candidates,at least not the disconnected Jerry of the 70's, and I do find it odd and disappointing too myself, but being on tour / shows were never all perfect, there was plenty of crazy extremes, dangerous indiscretion and loopy bad decision making. Nothing a little nitrous, some shrooms,a zap or 2 of blow and some kind buds couldn't fix though:) As a 200+ unapologetic former nitrous merchant, singer songwriter dad, I will be crossing party lines to vote for McCain because I think Obama is more of the same- wishy washy, slick lawyer going which ever way the wind blows to get in despite whats right and wrong, sorry, but at least McCain knows it's wrong to kill unborn future musicians, and last time I checked, most socialist countries don't have killer bands, killer grass, just killer dictators and the same old problems they said they'd solve.
Thanks for reporting Jambase, wish I could have gone! Peace, JB in The Cities:)
Surely the SKB shirt on Billy is a drummer's choice! ;)
hey breilly, gods are for todds!
oh yeah and to the folks who didn't like the choice of "Touch of Gray" for an encore...are you kidding? That was/is probably one of the most appropriate song choices. How can you not feel enormously uplifted while hearing that tune. Old-schoolers will remember the significance of that song when it came out, being after Jerry's coma and with a lot of folks very concerned for his welfare, hearing the refrain "We will survive!" was very reassuring. There has never been one instance where hearing that song on the radio did not imediately make me smile, whatever my mood was. I know there'a a lot of folks who will agree with me on this.
Yeah, Touch of Gray never gets old. The music at my retail mgt. job sucks for the most part but hearing Touch every day keeps me going. I wish they played more Dead but it sure beats Neil Diamond.
Dear Red States:
If you manage to steal this election too we've decided we're leaving. We
intend to form our own country, and we're taking the other Blue States with
us. In case you aren't aware, that includes California, Hawaii, Oregon,
Washington, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois,
and all the Northeast. We believe this split will be beneficial to the nation, and
especially to the people of the new country of New California.
To sum up briefly: You get Texas, Oklahoma and all the slave
states. We get stem cell research and the best beaches. We get the Statue
of Liberty. You get Dollywood.
We get Intel and Microsoft. You get WorldCom.
We get Harvard. You get Ole' Miss.
We get 85% of America's venture capital and entrepreneurs. You
get Alabama.
We get two-thirds of the tax revenue, you get to make the red states pay
their fair share.
Since our aggregate divorce rate is 22% lower than the
Christian Coalition's, we get a bunch of happy families. You get a bunch of
single moms.
Please be aware that Nuevo California will be pro-choice and anti-war, and
we're going to want all our citizens back from Iraq at once. If you need
people to fight, ask your evangelicals. They have kids they're apparently
willing to send to their deaths for no purpose, and they don't care if you
don't show pictures of their children's caskets coming home. We do wish you
success in Iraq , and hope that the WMDs turn up, but we're not willing to
spend our resources in Bush's Quagmire.
With the Blue States in hand, we will have firm control of 80% of the
country's fresh water, more than 90% of the pineapple and lettuce, 92% of
the nation's fresh fruit, 95% of America's quality wines, 90% of all
cheese, 90% of the high tech industry, 95% of the corn and soybeans (thanks
Iowa!), most of the U.S. low-sulfur coal, all living redwoods, sequoias and
condors, all the Ivy and Seven Sister schools plus Stanford, Cal Tech and
With the Red States, on the other hand, you will have to cope with 88% of
all obese Americans (and their projected health care costs), 92% of all
U.S. mosquitoes, nearly 100% of the tornadoes, 90% of the hurricanes, 99%
of all Southern Baptists, virtually 100% of all televangelists, Rush
Limbaugh, Bob Jones University, Clemson and the University of Georgia.
We get Hollywood and Yosemite, thank you.
Additionally, 38% of those in the Red states believe Jonah was actually
swallowed by a whale, 62% believe life is sacred unless we're discussing
the war, the death penalty or gun laws, 44% say that evolution is only a
theory, 53% that Saddam was involved in 9/11 and 61% of you crazy bastards
believe you are people with higher morals then we lefties.
Finally, we're taking the good pot, too. You can have that dirt weed they
grow in Mexico
Peace out,
--Blue States
God this looks amazing. Great sets from both bands (legends, really cool to hear Otiel on vocals for the derek and the dominoes cover.
Well, I was there and it was a BEAUTIFUL day. The best part, for me, was walking around and enjoying the wonderful sense of true Deadhead reunion. I saw soooooo many people there who love me and that felt sooooooooo good. My boyfriend bought me a t-shirt for 5 bucks that said something like, "It's not about politics. It's about the music." We bought our tickets from the Obama headquarters and were a British volunteer tried to make us canvass for them but I explained that we, um, WORK. The water in the show was 4 bucks a bottle, but, hey, if Obama wins we'll all be drinking 4 dollar waters, right???????? I thought it was funny when the one Obama supporter emcee announced that Robert Hunter wrote "Franklin's Tower" in 1776. I somehow was not convinced when O. said that even he had a touch of gray that he was a big deadhead. But I definitely was so happy to be among my people and enjoy a truly beautiful day and meet lots of new friends, too.:) Actually, I thought the show was too rehearsed, meaning that it seemed very same old, same old songs and very stiff. and if Bobby and Phil were good old friends, again, it didnt show from my special Obama section seat.
Susan Tedeschi was AWESOME!!!!!! wouldve loved to have heard more! Oh, and was it not freaky when they showed those big kinda scary, wavy-looking Obama heads?
Great show, I can't believe I saw these two legendary groups in the same night. Allmans set was mindblowing, I was surprised to hear them cover Anyday by Derek and the Dominos. The Dead did an awesome Help>Slip!>Tower and Dark Star. The best part was I got to meet Derek Trucks before the show, what a swell guy.


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Socks seem especially vulnerable to entering the cat dimension. Some of my tools have made several round trips.


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The waiver even lists the date of the spill, April 20, 2010.
It will be difficult, this new life of yours, you think as you try, and fail, not to spill chicken soup on the bedclothes.
None of these tyrants hesitate to spill the blood of their own people.
The president has set up an independent commission for investigating the accident before the spill is even stopped.
And if the spill remains unplugged beyond August, it could get even uglier.
For some who seem wise are most fools, for all their wisdom they spill in covetousness and care about the world.
It simply must be done to preserve the equilibrium and avoid a spill.
If the manger be over-filled they spill and waste it, and at the same time will not eat so much.
spill it all out, I say, an' make the world smell as sweet as honey.
She that gangs to the well wi' an ill will, either the pig breaks or the water will spill.
Old English spillan "destroy, kill," variant of spildan, from Proto-Germanic *spelthijanan (cf. Old High German spildan "to spill," Old Saxon spildian, Old Norse spilla "to destroy," Middle Dutch spillen "to waste"), from PIE *spel- "to split, break off" (cf. Middle Dutch spalden, Old High German spaltan "to split;" for further cognates, see spoil). Related: Spilled; spilling.
Sense of "let (liquid) fall or run out" developed mid-14c. from use of the word in reference to shedding blood (early 12c.). Intransitive sense is from 1650s. Spill the beans recorded by 1910 in a sense of "spoil the situation;" to cry for spilt milk (usually with negative) is attested from 1738.
1845, originally "a throw from a horse," from spill (v.).
A hypodermic needle (1934+ Narcotics)
[all senses fr spike, ''large nail,'' hence ''sharp point''; the sense ''to reject'' may be fr the earlier phrase spike a gun, ''render a cannon useless by driving a spike into the touchhole,'' or fr the notion of dealing with a paper, bill, manuscript, etc, by impaling it on a spindle or spindle file]


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5:50 a.m.: About 2,600 in York County remain without power, according to log reports checked shortly before 6 a.m. this morning.
Met-Ed reports 2,437 customers without power, with the highest concentration of outages in New Freedom. PECO reported 26 customers without power and PPL reported 197 customers are still in the dark.
Updates will be posted.
Update, 11:40 p.m.: Just before midnight, Met-Ed reports that 2,640 customers are without power in York County. PECO reports that just 26 customers affected and PPL reports 224 are still without power in York County.
Update, 8:37 p.m.: Met-Ed reports that 3,813 of its customers in York County remain without power.
An estimated time for restoration in all townships is listed on the company's website as Friday at 6 p.m.
Update, 4 p.m.: Roughly 5,000 Met-Ed customers are without power as of 4 p.m.
Earlier report
Saul Ridolfi and wife, Lucille, were in their New Freedom home Tuesday evening, enjoying a glass of juice and watching TV when a weather warning crawled across the screen.
Then the wind picked up.
"I grabbed my wife, I said, 'We got to go down to the basement,'" Saul Ridolfi said. "Going down to the basement, the house shook."
When they emerged, they saw that a giant tree from their backyard had fallen on their roof, smashing through the kitchen and living room.
Saul Ridolfi, 76, said he was relieved he and his wife had sought shelter in the basement, "because we were sitting right there," he motioned to a sofa, where a ceiling fan hung, low enough to touch where their heads would have been.
The Ridolfis were not hurt, and because of the tree damage and power loss, are now staying with their son, David, in Dallastown.
The Ridolfis' home, on Reehling Road, was just one of many that sustained severe damage as punishing winds tore through York County on Tuesday evening.
The downed power lines triggered power outages across York County, although the majority of them were in New Freedom, and Dover and West Manchester townships, according to Met-Ed spokeswoman Kathy Seilhamer.
According to a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in State College, it was not a tornado that struck York County, but really fast winds.
"So far, we've seen only straight-line winds," Meteorologist Paul Head said. "The pictures that we've seen so far would indicate 60 to 70 miles-per-hour winds."
In response to the power outages, Met-Ed sent crews working "all over" York County and expected crews from its other coverage areas to arrive soon to help restore power, Seilhamer said.
"We are right now expecting full restoration sometime Friday," she said.
Also on Reehling Road, massive trees were uprooted, leaving holes larger than grave sites in the ground.
Resident Richard Goldbeck, 58, stood atop his roof and used a long-handled saw to cut limbs that had fallen. As he was doing that, he found at least two holes the limbs had punched through the roof.
"We were planning on getting a new roof in the next few years anyway," he said.
On the lawn in their backyard, his partner of 20 years, Mary Anderson, 70, sat on a large tree trunk that had fallen, talking about the storm.
"I was in the house and the sliders were open for ventilation ... the sky was purple, the rain was beating down," she said. "The tops of the trees were swirling and I thought, those are coming down."
Goldbeck and Anderson, who have lived in their home for 17 years, were not injured in the storm. By Wednesday morning, they had already called their insurance company and a tree service to remove the trees.
"It's like really big beavers came through," Anderson said of the tree damage.
Reehling Road resident Tom Stone, 40, said he was napping when the storm struck.
"I felt a shake and then smelled insulation - that's never a good thing," he said. Walking outside later, he saw that tree limbs had fallen on his Toyota Sienna. By 9:40 a.m. Wednesday, a flatbed tow truck had arrived to take the minivan away, its windshield spider-webbed with cracks.
Jeffrey Neal, 54, and wife Sandy, 47, who also live on Reehling Road, said they lost power, but were thankful that their home was nearly unscathed.
""It took a whole 30 seconds," Jeffrey Neal said of the storm. "Quick as it came, it was gone."
Sandy Neal said that her father brought his generator over, because they have power in Glen Rock. She compared it to this past winter's ice storm, where the family rode out the power outage hunkered in their basement with a fireplace for warmth. "At least we have our house, unlike our neighbors, so we can be thankful for that," she said.
Need some help?
Met-Ed customers can receive free ice and water at local Giant Food Stores.
For PPL customers without power,here is a list of vendors for free water and ice.
Without power and looking for a way to get out of the heat and recharge your devices? Stop by the York Daily Record/Sunday News offices in West Manchester Township. Details here.
Storm rips roof off barn
After Tuesday's storm, the barn's roof at Whitecomb's in West Manchester Township looked as if a giant had grasped one edge and began peeling it back.
Co-owner Greg Whitecomb, 51, said Wednesday he had been in the barn about a minute before the winds struck.
"I decided to run up to the store and check on the employees," he said.
He reached the porch at the store, glanced back in time to see the wind begin ripping the roof off the barn, he said, "We just started painting the front and then this happened," said Whitecomb, who planned to call his insurance company that morning.
The barn was built in 1876 and has been in Whitecomb's family for about 100 years, he said.
Storm safety
York County Commissioners sent out a news release Wednesday afternoon urging residents to take safety steps during power outages:
Check on the safety of vulnerable neighbors, friends and relatives (such as the elderly or disabled) to ensure they have adequate supplies of safe food and other essentials.
Be wary of spoiled food. Use ice to help keep food cold. Discard perishable food (meat, poultry, fish eggs & leftovers) that has been held over 40 degrees for more than 2 hours. Never taste food to determine if it's safe.
A freezer that is half full should hold food safely for up to 24 hours. A full freezer will hold food safely for 48 hours. Do not open the freezer or refrigerator doors if you can avoid it.
Never run a generator inside a home or other indoor space.
Avoid using candles in favor of flashlights during the nighttime hours.
Unplug sensitive electronics that may be damaged when power is restored.
Stay cool and drink plenty of fluids.
More thunderstorms or showers are possible today, according to a forecast from the National Weather Service.


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Formerly Jonty's Jungle Camp, Ten 103 Treehouse Bay is named after the latitude and longitude location of the camp, which you may need because with so much surrounding jungle it's barely visible from shore. Secluded treehouse bungalows are hidden among the barely-contained jungle and overlook the amber beach.
The simple bungalows, with names like Crabshack and Flying Fox, have walls made of bark and the bed frames are the trunks of young trees cleared to make room for the camp. The more expensive bungalows have larger balconies with a table and chairs and take in the lovely sunset each evening, and there's one ensuite treehouse, a minimal boudoir with a large round bed inside and outdoors on the balcony a squat toilet that comes with seriously scenic sea views.
There's also a dorm room with an amazing view to wake up to — we prefer the dorms to the bungalows. The shared bathrooms are clean but about as simple as possible, with scoop showers and squat toilets, and are a bit of a walk from the most distant accommodation.
There's a definitely rustic vibe about the place and the bungalows are relatively expensive for what they are. However, it's very friendly, with a lounging area and bar great for sunset cocktails and just one large table in the small restaurant. Despite its seclusion, Ten 103 is a culinary hotspot, run by an Italian and American chef. The pair turn out homemade breads, pastas and pastries using the wood-fired oven they've built. They've a regular menu and a handful of specials per day that are usually around $7-8 but large enough to sate even the healthiest of appetites.
Ten 103 is also uniquely home to its own absinthe distillery, which attracts some daytrippers and guests from neighbouring properties; they run tasting sessions and from firsthand research we can assure you that the absinthe-based cocktails on their drinks menu are strong. A daily boat goes to Otres beach in the morning to pick up supplies. You can catch a ride for $13 return with a free pickup available from Sihanoukville town, or call to set up a private boat.
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