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Kyocera forecasts 250% rise in deliveries there, as nuclear-power shutdown goes on
Japan's quest for more renewable energy amid a prolonged nuclear-power shutdown are opening up new opportunities for the solar equipment division of Kyocera, which operates manufacturing facilities in San Diego and Tijuana.
All but two of Japan's 50 nuclear reactors remain offline in response to the tsunami-triggered meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi plant in 2011. Seeking to reduce its heavy reliance on imported natural gas, oil and coal, Japan implemented government policies a year ago that offer generous guaranteed prices for renewable energy, including solar.
That so-called feed-in-tariff has significantly increased the demand for Kyocera panels in Japan, the company said. Kyocera is forecasting a 250 percent rise in Japan deliveries for the fiscal year that started in April.
Kyocera also has formed a partnership with a financial backer to deploy up to 35 mid-sized solar power plants in Japan that together will produce about 70 megawatts — enough electricity to power about 20,000 homes.
On Monday, the company announced the start of energy production at the 2.5-megawatt Takamatsu Ikushima plant in the northern coast of Shikoku, the smaller of Japan's four main islands. Ten other plants are currently under construction.
Kyocera said solar equipment orders from those and other power plants in Japan are likely to be filled by Kyocera's Tijuana factory, depending on the timing of other international orders.
"The likelihood of some of our North America-made panels ending up in Japan are almost certain," said Cecilia Aguillon, director of marketing and government relations for Kyocera Solar in San Diego.
Japan's feed-in-tariff — modeled after incentives in Germany that turned the country into a world leader in solar technology adoption — means almost anyone can get into the business of selling renewable energy to utilities.
Kyocera's relatively small power plants, developed in partnership with financing from Century Tokyo Leasing, were tailored to the constraints of Japan's cramped geography and real estate market, Aguillon said. The small size means they can be brought online quickly, often without transmission upgrades.
Kyocera, meanwhile, has struggled recently to sustain U.S. solar operations.
In April, the company announced solar workforce reductions in San Diego of 23 workers and 85 temporary positions — among 625 positions trimmed at various subsidiaries. Those cutbacks did not affect Kyocera's Tijuana solar manufacturing plant, which opened in 2008 and can fill overseas orders.
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- Title
- An outline of Indonesian environmental law
- Author(s)
- Holland, Peter
- Abstract
- Indonesia has begun the development of a comprehensive system of environmental law. Its laws on environmental protection and management have their source in the 1945 Constitution which was promulgated one day after independence from the Dutch colonial rule. Article 33(3) of the Constitution provides: 'Land and water and the natural resources therein shall be controlled by the state and shall be utilized for the greatest welfare of the people'. The Environmental Management Act 1982 (EMA) provides the basic foundation of Indonesian environmental law. The philosophy of the EMA is that: 'it is necessary to sustain the capability of the harmonious and balanced living environment to support continued development by means of an integrated and comprehensive national policy with due consideration of the needs of present and future generations'. The purpose of this article is to outline the provisions of the Act and the actions which have been taken pursuant to it.
- Publication type
- Working paper
- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology. Faculty of Business
- Source
- Faculty of Business working papers, No. 94 (1993)
- Publication year
- 1993
- Keyword(s)
- Environmental Management Act 1982; Environmental law; Environmental policy; Indonesia
- Publisher
- Faculty of Business, Swinburne University of Technology
- 9780855907211, 0855907215
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- Copyright © 1993 Peter Holland. The paper is reproduced here with the kind permission of the author.
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"Oh god, she's starting again!"
Scootaloo, Sweetie Belle, and My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic are properties of Hasbro.
Scootaloo, Sweetie Belle, and My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic are properties of Hasbro.
Now why do I have a feeling Scootaloo's gonna make a big musical number about Rainbow Dash in season 5?
pootis pootis everywhere
This side of "Twilight Time," it reminds me more of the posing-for-the-cameras scenes.
and that's how unicorns are made.
Scootaloo: And that's what Pinkie Pie told me about puberty.
When Scootaloo is in that stance, she kinda looks like a Doctor Seuss character.
Let me tell you baby you need some HOOOT Scootaloo
When Scootaloo stands like that she almost looks like a Dr. Seuss character. Sorta.
Could I make a base of this?
If I remember correctly, I think someone else may have beaten you to it somewhere out there.
Go right ahead if you want to, though.
I think I've seen something like that before.
You mean the pose?
Well, it's from Sleepless in Ponyville so you probably should recognize it!
Well, it's from Sleepless in Ponyville so you probably should recognize it!
Still pretty damn funny though.
Lol the look on Sweetie Belle's face, xD
This was a message from The Church of Dashie of Latter-day Fans...
Looks like Scootaloo is hitting on her....
It's all about her teaching her little sister how to fly and then they both become Wonderbolts and they do all this awesome stuff together and...
they can stand
they can stand
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The things women will do - to men and to each other - in search of love.
Veron Darcey is a 20-something African American woman who wants it all: a successful career, an upwardly mobile life, and a loving, attentive man. But the last few men Veron has been with have either added her to their five-woman rotation or relegated her to the dreaded "just friends" zone.
After one particularly bad date, Veron caves in and asks her best friend, Demetria Sparks, to share her secrets. Demetria is a gorgeous woman who has something special - men line up to paint her toenails and lavish her with Caribbean cruises and diamond rings. Demetria tries to give Veron a mind-and-body makeover, but sweet Veron struggles with being aggressive. And when Demetria demonstrates her method on Veron's dream guy, Seaphes, his lack of interest provokes her to pull out all the stops - and forces Veron into a fierce competition between mentor and student. With pressure (and sexual tension) mounting, Veron begins to wonder if changing herself is a mistake. But is it too late to back off her new game now that she's gotten a juicy taste of just what she's capable of?
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"Absolute worst book I've ever Read!!!"
Not sure if she's capable
I'm sure no one would be willing to narrate this book after reading it
This book should not have been written to have supposibly grown educated people talk, think and act this way was ridiculous...
The worst book
"Not worth the time or money."
Narrator made it impossible to enjoy, tried a few times to listen but her reading was terrible!
It was cheesy, I didnt like how it seemed dimetria didnt learn her lesson
eh!...i didnt like how she made Veron sound so pitiful EVERYTIME she spoke. i mean it was like she was a winer even when she was getting some!...so niaeve
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February 7, 2013
Drones Can't Solve All of Our Problems
David Rohde, The Atlantic
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In President Barack Obama's bold second inaugural address, one line was my favorite. "We will defend our people and uphold our values," President Barack Obama declared, "through strength of arms and rule of law."
Obama was right to describe the "rule of law" as a weapon the United States can use to defend itself. But the administration's insistence on enveloping its counter-terrorism efforts in excessive secrecy flouts the rule of law. A proud American ideal is being turned into a liability, not an asset.
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All too often, the voices, faces, and needs of people living with HIV/AIDS are silenced or sidelined in favor of those with bigger pockets. This was all-too often the case at the recently past International AIDS Conference in Washington, D.C., as the faces and voices of people -- especially women -- living with HIV/AIDS were suspiciously absent from panels, sessions, and discussions. As the world's most profitable AIDS conference -- which was also heavily sponsored by big pharmaceutical companies -- this silencing is brazen, but unfortunately not all that surprising.
But thanks to Positively Aware, people living with HIV/AIDS will truly the chance to be seen, heard, and to saturate the internet and social media. On Friday, September 21st, Positively Aware is hosting "A Day With HIV," where people all across the world, both HIV positive and negative, are asked to share an image of themselves to humanize what it means to be living with HIV. According to Positively Aware, the goal of A Day With HIV is to "remove the stigma of HIV and to advance an international community of care through this collective photographic portrait."
This will be the initiative's third year, and is a refreshing campaign that emphasizes what many of us marched for in the We Can End AIDS march: people over profits.
Perusing last year's photos, which you can see here, viewers are given snapshots into other people's lives, and create a sense of community and overwhelmingly prove that we are not alone in our struggles or our triumphs.
To learn more about how to participate, visit the A Day With HIV's website.


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Dr. Barry Wellar is the Distinguished Research Fellow of Transport Action Canada, and Member, Canadian Institute of Planners. He is Professor Emeritus of Geography and Environmental Studies at the University of Ottawa, Principal of Wellar Consulting in Ottawa, and President of the Information Research Board (IRB) Inc.
Dr. Wellar developed the Walking Security Index for measuring the quality and safety of urban pedestrian environments, and recently directed the Transport Canada project on methods of decision making to achieve sustainable transport practices.
Among other awards, Dr. Wellar has received the Anderson Medal in applied geography and the Ullman Award in transportation geography from the Association of American Geographers.
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FORT BENNING, GA - CONUS Replacement Center defeated the Road Dawgs 22-2 in an intramural flag football game Monday at Essebagger Field.
It was the first game for both teams in the Commander's Cup Flag Football tournament.
The Road Dawgs of 104th Transportation Company picked up a safety in the first half while CRC scored on a 1-yard touchdown run by quarterback Luke Page. With the two-point conversion by Nick Spinks, CRC led 8-2. Shicana Murant added a one-yard touchdown run to increase the lead to 14-2 at the half.
CRC's Demetrius Minor returned a 35-yard interception for a touchdown in the second half and with the two-point conversion led22-2. CRC ended the game with a win and a chance to advance in the winner's bracket of the Commander's Cup playoffs.
"The first half was a defensive battle and we finally got going and got the victory," said Minor, CRC coach. "At halftime, we talked about keeping up the intensity, playing together as a team and keeping our composure.
"Everyone is in the playoffs for a reason - because they have winning records. It's all tough games from here on out," Minor said.
Page said his defense played really well.
"They scored on the safety but we held them from scoring for the rest of the game," he said. "We started off slow on offense but picked it up at the end. If we keep cutting teams out, we can win this."
CRC played A Company, 2nd Battalion, 29th Infantry Regiment, in the second round of the winner's bracket Wednesday and won 14-0 to advance in the winner's bracket against the 11th Engineer Battalion.


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I've been wanting to make dinner plans with friends of mine for a while, so when I saw the Spring Menu special at the Rim Rock Cafe in Whistler, I knew it was the perfect opportunity for a night out. We arrived a little early for our reservations and were seated right away without hesitation. Our server was professional, knowledgeable and made the experience a memorable one before our food even arrived. The few times I've been able to enjoy dinner here, I have always been amazed with the outstanding service. The food could speak for itself. The flavours are powerful and decadent without being overwhelming. Every course is delicious and beautifully prepared. My friends were equally impressed with all four courses. The menu has a great selection of choices that appeal to many different preferences. I have yet to be disappointed and highly doubt I ever will be. You can enjoy this special any day of the week and it runs until June 27th, so you better hurry and make reservations fast! Four course dinner for $41, you dont want to miss this deal.
Unfortunately the lighting was very dim, hence the dark photos, but I had too share this delicious food with you!
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Seared Scallop & Roasted Pork Belly – with an ancho chili sauce, pickled shallots & cilantro oil
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Today was WTA All-Access Hour at the Sony Ericsson Open in Miami and the media had a little visitor. Number one golfer in the world Rory McIlroy, aka boyfriend of Caroline Wozniacki aka half of Wozzilroy, hung out in the background while Caro completed her media duties.
Aga was there too – cue BFF giggle hug – while Rory waited patiently for his girl.
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Hi all newbie from Cali..
Hi I am new here and to fish all together.... I have a 55 gallon with 4 platys, 4 fancy guppies, 1 pelco, 1 firebelly newt, 1 pleco
and a 10 gallon with 2 small goldfish and 2 ghost shirmp....
I got started with fish because my youngest son won a goldfish at a fair and thats how this all started lol.... That was 3 + weeks ago..... Now I have a whole family and growing.... One of my platys gave brith the day after we brought her home so now I have several little fry or babies as I call them but I have yet to catch them and put them in the 2.5 gallon I have....
Hi FunnyFish! Welcome to the forum. It sounds like you're on your way to coming down with a serious case of MTS (Multiple Tank Syndrome). That's ok, though, you're in the right place for that! :D Good luck with all those fishies.
Thank you I know I feellike I already want more because there are other types of fish we want that cant be mixed with what we have lol... Also my husband wants a saltwater now but our house is kinda small so soon we might have to take out our bed and sleep on the couch to make room for more tanks lol
Hello there funnyfish, welcome to the forum! :D
hello and welcome.
a fish from the local fair,yup i remember doing that,
many moons ago,all it took was a couple of coins and a pingpong ball.....
...........it's all coming back to me now.
Don't feel bad, I have MTS too, no cure sadly, but who cares!? FISH R FUN.
Yes, I relieze this is like forever ago.
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Friday Sep 10 2010
Ruffalo: County budget tightened at expense of staff
By: Jim Ruffalo
Looking Behind the Scenes
Skimming the notebook while considering that if Jerry Brown should win the governorship, won't he be both the youngest and oldest person ever to hold that post? ... Whether or not he deserves another shot at that job will be settled in early November, but at least he's running for an elective office. Granted, he always seems to be running for some elective office or another, but he's doing something I never will. First off, I fully agree I could never garner enough votes to be elected to any real political office, but on the other hand, I've never had any desire to do so. It's a whole lot easier to stand on the sidelines and boo and hiss, rather than suit up and get into the game. Even the politicians with which I'm in total disagreement do have my reluctant gratitude for taking on the assignment in the first place. And had I ever entertained even the slightest notion of running for office, that would have vanished in the about two hours it took the Placer County Board of Supervisors to decide on making county employees the latest target of cutbacks. Anybody sitting through that dreary process had to realize that there was no way either side was going to win. Nearly everybody not employed by the county seems to feel that cutting costs is a whole lot smarter — and palatable — than raising taxes. That means that wages and benefits given to county employees were a very inviting target. While I feel very sympathetic to the plight of those workers, as well as with those who retired from those positions, I fully recognize the need to sharpen up the scalpels and do some prodigious cutting to the governmental budget. Still, one has to deplore the heavy-handedness evident by this most recent set of negotiations. As I've mentioned earlier, nothing can take the place of a full set of bargaining talks. But this time, the county appeared to take advantage of a situation in which it could — and did — declare an impasse, allowing it to unilaterally dictate terms for the next fiscal year. Go back to Wednesday's Journal for a full look at the new contract, one which requires workers to fund more of their health-insurance costs, while cutting sick days. Hopefully, supervisors will be just as draconian when — if ever — it comes around to the time where we inspect and tinker with the much larger pensions and benefits enjoyed by the county's management personnel. Meanwhile, the workers' representatives were entirely correct. The county could have taken more time and even prodded the other side into realizing the folly of some of their choices. Face it, the Placer Public Employees Organization (PPEO) may not have provided full representation. Don't know if that's a fact because I wasn't at any of the sessions, but as a son of a pretty darn good union organizer, I can tell by the finished product it could have been handled better for the workers. Simply put, the county saw an opportunity for a one-year solution and jumped at the chance. Good for the supes in that another piece of a seemingly unsolvable puzzle has been put into place. On the other hand, nobody seemed to question what this does for the whole process. Have we taxpayers (through our elected representatives) so poisoned the well that in the future neither side dares take a sip? Gentle readers are completely aware I seldom agree with Fifth District Supervisor Jennifer Montgomery, but last Tuesday, she had it right when she endeavored to take an additional step by going into mediation. "Mediation is designed to bring people of opposite views together," is the way I remember her saying it. Don't get me wrong. I fully applaud the supervisors for their vote. Something drastic had to be done to stem the hemorrhaging of red ink. It's just that there appeared to be a better way to have done it. Mediation should have been the next step, although the supes may have been handcuffed from doing so because of the looming open-enrollment period for heath-insurance coverage. PPEO President Clark Gehlbach was probably correct in claiming the bargaining sessions "did not have dialog, but instead was a monologue." No doubt because the bottom line is usually the bottom line, the supes faced up to their duties. For them there is always that looming question of not only when to cut the baby in half, but where on that tiny body to make the slices. Jim Ruffalo's column runs on Sundays. Reach him at email@example.com.


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And today just happens to be Dove Men's Day Wednesday where you'll have the chance to rub shoulders with sporting greats like cricketer Ricky Ponting, former number one tennis player Pat Rafter, rugby league star Billy Slater and Hawthorn captain Luke Hodge (until 7pm) and go in the draw for a chance to win two tickets to the men's semi-finals on Thursday, January 24, at 7.30pm.


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Bill O'Reilly Wants You To Shut Up
Also, Al Franken, Tom Daschle, Jimmy Carter, Rosie O'Donnell, gay people who talk about their sexual orientation, atheist Scouts, peaceniks, both parties …
And He Wonders Why Daschle Won't Appear
"Believe me when I tell you The Factor goes out of its way to get Democrats on this broadcast. But Daschle has been and remains too frightened to appear. So with all due respect, senator, shut up."
—May 17, 2002
O'Reilly Delegates Authority to Sen. Evan Bayh
"If you see [Sen. Tom Daschle] for me, senator, tell him to shut up. For me. You can be nice."
—March 17, 2003
Scout's Honor
[To an atheist Eagle Scout, Darrell Lambert]: "I want to quote this—'On my honor, I will do my best to do my duty to God and to my country and obey Scout law,' on and on and on and on. I mean, God's in the first 10 words. So why did you have to tell them you were an atheist if you didn't have any trouble reading the oath? Why didn't you just shut up?"
—Oct. 30, 2002
Welcome to My Show To Talk About Sex. Now, Please Put a Cork in It.
"My thesis, you may know, is that nobody should ever talk about their sexuality in any—in any regard ever. You should not define yourself that way. It just makes life a lot rougher. So, therefore, I would probably say, if you're a gay celebrity, shut up."
—March 21, 2001
"I am in favor of having equal treatment for everyone. But I'm also in favor of having everybody in the military shut up about their sexuality. All right. Not discuss it, it's not germane. It's irrelevant."
—Dec. 20, 2000
"You can do whatever you want. Just shut up about it. Little kids don't need to know whether you're homosexual, heterosexual, a cross-dresser, whatever. Don't discuss it. That's reasonable."
—Sept. 28, 2000
"I don't want the Scout master to tell my boys if he's gay, if he's straight, if he's a bigamist, if he's anything. I don't think that has any place in Scouting, so therefore I don't think the Scouts are wrong in saying shut up. We just don't want to hear about this."
—Aug. 29, 2000
"Why didn't you just—why—why didn't you just not say anything? This—I never can get this for you guys, and I—and I don't mean to be arrogant or anything like—I just don't get it. Just shut up about it. Who cares what you do? That's what the Air Force is asking you to do. Shut up."
—June 8, 2000
"If I were Rosie O'Donnell and I didn't want to get married, I'd shut up. The same thing with Madonna. Have the kids if you—you know, obviously, they have money. They can support the kids. But I'd shut up."
—Dec. 14, 1999
"I'm asking you to shut up about sex."
—Sept. 23, 2002
O'Reilly: "I don't go running around telling everybody about my sex life, and I don't think you do either, do you?"
Hugh Downs: "No, you don't have to—"
O'Reilly: "So just shut up about it."
—July 2, 2001


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Book your room at Exe Grand Place
Get an overview of this hotelBrussels Hotel near Grand Place
Bourse: 300 meters
This hotel is in Brussels, 250 meters from Manneken Pis, 300 meters from the Bourse, 400 meters from Brussels City Hall, and 450 meters from the Jacques Brel Foundation.
Marble atrium
The 19th-century, neoclassical Exe Grand Place offers complimentary wireless Internet access and newspapers. The atrium is lined with beige marble and includes a fireplace.
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Guestrooms at Exe Grand Place offer satellite TV, hair dryers, minibars, and coffee/tea makers. Wireless Internet access is complimentary.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
Exe Grand PlaceBoulevard Anspach 159-163 Brussels 1000
Hotel Amenities
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Exe Grand Place features a central atrium with beige marble, a skylight, and a fireplace, all of which mix neoclassical decor with modern touches. Complimentary wireless Internet access and there is a central Internet point. Newspapers are complimentary. This Brussels hotel offers dry cleaning, and laundry facilities. The front desk is open 24 hours a day and has a safe-deposit box. Parking (surcharge) is available nearby, as well as a roundtrip airport shuttle.
- Free newspapers in lobby
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 54
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Multilingual staff
- Number of floors - 7
- Laundry facilities
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Fireplace in lobby
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Luggage storage
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Free WiFi
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Laundry facilities
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Room Amenities
- Hair dryer
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Minibar
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Designer toiletries
- Shower/tub combination
- Desk
- Satellite TV service
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Coffee/tea maker
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Free newspaper
- Partially open bathroom
- Down comforter
- Free WiFi
Where to Eat
Hotel Bar - Located in the hotel's atrium. Includes a fireplace.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at Midnight
Check-out time is Noon
Payment types
- No pets or service animals allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available. Special cancellation policies or charges may apply for group reservations (more than 8 rooms for the same hotel / stay dates).
No cribs (infant beds) available
No pets or service animals allowed
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 7.60 per accommodation, per night
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 10 per person (approximately)
We should mention
This property offers transfers from the airport. Guests must contact the property with arrival details 72 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Children 10 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.


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Not Even If You Begged
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Not in My Family
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Passing Strange
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Columbia will never be the same....
OK, I have arrived.
You know you are in an SEC college town when they have ad campaigns designed around Natural Light beer, which is the cheapest you can buy..
Later I am headed to a place called the Pour House which is advertising $1 Pabst Blue Ribbons.
You won't find places like that in Boca Raton...
The bar at the team hotel was festooned with FAU stuff, and the $2 "mystery beer" price was the least I have ever paid at a Marriott, though the first one I got was a Bud Light Lime, which I am still gagging over.
Anyway, the Dirtys are in full swing and think they have this contest won. I do appreciate their zeal, since they did score a nice pic at a rest stop.
I mean it is not even dark out, and they think they have this thing won. Geez, half the girls in Columbia aren't even out of the shower yet.
I am the tortoise, and they are the hare. When they have collapsed with exhaustion and too many beers on too little food and think they have the contest won, I will be there to capture the winning pix.
HBHD was just getting warmed up for a night on the town when he posed for this...Of course he was being mocked by the Dirtys, but I view it as HBHD's version of Rope-A-Dope, or in this case, Rope-The-Dirtys.
(and Kelly, who has allowed hubby Dirty Phil to come up here without adult supervision -- ARE U INSANE??? -- I just thought you should know he has this weird way of hugging girls where he actually picks them up off the ground and has them wrap their legs around him. Not that there is anything wrong with that....)
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bass hustler, dust enthusiast, mountain-top spelunker, drunken swordsman, sound engineer
You are not connected to Cumulus/Am I Sam?want to grow your network?
January 8, 2007I miss Sam.
December 12, 2006I never thought writing one of these would be so hard. So many things come to mind when I think of this man, yet most of them pale in contrast to what I really mean to say, or say to mean. Learning and teaching are both journeys that many undertake, but few relish in. I love this man for what he has done for my life, and for those around him. He affects people that don't even know him.
If you pick up a stone to skip it across the water, sometimes it makes it all the way across. Other times it plops right in, creating ripples. Sometimes these ripples turn into tidal waves. People can drown in these tidal waves, but I choose to ride them. Many people are discouraged when they don't make it to the other side. Most don't realize it went exactly where it needed to go.
Waking in this dream is a feat in itself, but allowing yourself to dream of the place we will wake in when this is over is a task that we must all undertake, when we are ready. I know in my heart that Samuel will be there, and we will rejoice in the light. Mayhap the bass will go boom even there....wait. Of course it will. That's silly of me to think otherwise.
Take care of yourself, Samuel Fairweather. I miss you,
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[adjective] expressed orally; "a viva-voce report"; "the film had good word-of-mouth publicity"
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Apparently all along I have been one of your crew.....here's the pudding...that is if that's where proof comes from.... =)
Just wanted to drop by and give you props on being a good human....always striving for knowlege and peace.
I wish we hung out more.
Ash aka "word of mouth"-vivavoce
November 14, 2005i just want to testify that i don't think it's possible to give sam as much credit as he is due. i know i certainly don't tell him enough on a day to day basis how much credit i truly give him, though i try to let him know as much as possible.
the accomplishments, material/external as well as the impossible to qualify/quantify internal ones, that this man has worked his way through are innumerable.
and sometimes i forget how fragile a human being can be, despite their nature and qualities.
and sometimes i just wanna pick him up and hold him and protect him from the world.
but it would be a disservice to do so.
he can do it all himself. he can conquer the universe.
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i love you sam.
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September 3, 2005Sam is inspiring. For months now I have looked at this profile and thought to myself, what kind of testimonial shall I write for Sam. He's one of those people where there's so much that could be said about him, that there's no real good way to sum him up in a paragraph or two. Really get down what one thinks about him… but last night as I stopped by for a good moment with the family I noticed Sam using a method of spinning I had never seen before. The concept of the method in itself was just brilliant, but watching him use it and work it and control it... Ya know, you really see how a persons mind works when they're knee deep in their passion and thinking of little else. That's what I saw in Sam last night... that brilliant madness that takes in sound waves and can read, manipulate and control them. Awe inspiring.
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Simeon is a car dealer of Armenian heritage. His car dealership business is crooked - he sells cars to people who can't afford them and then repossesses them.
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Simeon has employed Franklin Clinton and Lamar Davis as repo men. As the game starts, Simeon has just named Franklin "employee of the month". He sends Franklin and Lamar into Vagos-controlled territory to repossess a motorbike. After a shootout with Vagos gang members, Lamar decides to keep the bike. Simeon subsequently accuses Franklin of having stolen it, and orders him to repo a yellow SUV that had been sold to James De Santa.
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I'm 30 weeks and the baby is in a transverse position. Is there a way to get him to change position
The doctor said that if he doesn't move to a head down position, he's going to have to do a c-section. I'm trying to avoid one at all possible costs. Any advice for a first time mom?
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If the doctor really cared about you not wanting a c section, then she would move the baby manuely. With my first child they had to manuely turn the baby. It hurt, but hell labor hurts. tell your doc to move the baby mauelyposted 04/11/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
I just went to the doctors yesterday, and she told me that she was still breech but she still had time to turn head-down.posted 03/04/2008 by teona90
I am 30 weeks with my 3rd son and have a transverse baby also. Of course, my other 2 boys were vertex all the way and easy to carry, so this is different for me. My biggest concern at this point is not _if_ he will turn, but when. It so SO uncomfortable to have his back lying across my ribs when there is SO much more room for him below my naval. Anyway, my neighbor is a Bradley method instructor and told me about a website called www.spinningbabies.com -- it is totally dedicated to helping your baby turn naturally. I figure, try everything before c-section - exercises, walking, yoga, versioning after 36 weeks or even when you go into labor I've heard. Best of luck to you! Ashleyposted 11/08/2007 by AggieMommyOnBaby3
My massage therapist has suggested using an ice pack to get the baby to shift positions. Apparently, babies don't like the cold and will wiggle away from it. Of course, there's no guarantee which way the wiggles will go, but it can't hurt to try.posted 10/29/2007 by sparklyd
Don't worry, the baby ususally accomodates itself during the last weeks of preg, or even when your goin into labor it will accomodate itself, also if anything the docs, or midwife's can do a special type of massage and accomodate the baby, so for what I read about the massage. But he/she will accomodate, and when this happens you'll know, trust me I'm preg, and the pressure down there is unberableposted 10/22/2007 by Nicolemendieta
One thing they may do is called a version. This is when the doctor will manually turn the baby from the outside. This can sometimes be painful, but they may give you an anesthetic. This is usually done after atleast 36 weeks, because it can cause your water to break, or go into labor.posted 10/13/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I would suggest you talk to either a doula or a midwife in your area about your options when a doctor says you will "have" to get a c-section. Just remember that it is your body and your baby and YOUR labour. If there is an emergency the doctors _will_ step in and insist that measures be taken to make sure you and your baby are safe but up until that point everything that happens should be because _you_ decide that it will happen. Good luck! I hope your little cutie wiggles around to a better position for you soon!posted 10/05/2007 by MommaGoddess
My 1st son was laying with his back cradling my pelvic area when I was 30 weeks along, by the time it was time for me to have him he was laying with his feet by the birth canal and his back was against my ribs....Doctors told me exercises to get him to move but NONE of them wroked. If your baby is gonna be breach than he is gonna be breach...I did not even come close to dialating or anything because of the position he was in....I had an emergency C section because there wasn't enough amniotic fluid left in there....the c-section was not bad att all...as a matter of fact I am 30 weeks along with my 2nd child and I have decided to go with anoth C section...and I had the choice to do that or a vaginal birth. I say whatever happens happens....God has his plans and no exercise is gonna change it.posted 09/18/2007 by Badavis786
My baby was breech at 30 weeks but by 32 weeks he was vertex and stayed that way - my doctor said she didn't really care what the position was up until a few weeks before, because some babies will be vertex the whole time and then flip into breech, and vice versa. There is no reason to worry about a c-section at 30 weeks...wait and see what happens, and chances are gravity will cause the baby to shift on its own into the proper head-down position. Plus, the baby gets more room by putting its head down, so chances are he/she will choose to do it to be more comfortable!posted 09/08/2007 by qiubuo
My doc said not to worry about the position until about 36 weeks. They can turn the baby if need be. They do not have to do a c-section - it's just an option. I am sure he will move, they almost always do!posted 08/29/2007 by MrsSGT2
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