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The Ohio Court of Claims has ruled that former Ohio State Highway Patrol trooper Willie Smith Jr. failed to prove that the former commander of the Southington post discriminated against him because of his race.
Judge Alan C. Travis ruled issued the decision Nov. 19 in a complaint Smith filed against Lt. Joseph Dragovich and other officials.
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I had an ultrasound at 9w6d and my doctor told me she saw a penis...is this even possible? I thought boys and girls don't look different until 12 weeks.
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I mean to say in my previous post that, it really could be either. A penis or a large clitoris. And really it is better to wait until 18-20 weeks when there is no doubt. After that, sometimes the baby is so big and they've turned that you might not be able to see anything.posted 09/20/2012 by keilahrose
Hey, my doctor (at 13 weeks) said she could see something clearly. she said it looked like a penis but that it could be a clitoris because some baby girls have really big clitorises as they develop in the womb. I think that it could've been the baby's finger. (I've got the horrible pressure for it to be a boy after 2 girls, so I've picked out 6 girlie names, and am not even considering a boy, it'll make it easier on me later).posted 09/20/2012 by keilahrose
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December 31, 2012
Phee's 2012 In Review
1. I learned to snowboard. Ok, I sort of learned to snowboard. I spent a day learning, and by the end of it, while I could not feel most of my body except when I moved and excrutiating shots of pain went through me, I was still thrilled. I was not that old yet! I could learn new things! Physical new things! I was never going to shred up the slope (or down the slope?) but I could get up and down and move all around, and damn if I didn't look cute doing it.
2. I survived a year without Gunny. A year ago at Christmas, after 4 months of slowly being frozen out of his life and after 6 years of being intertwined rather solidly within it, I knew things were over - and that I was going to have to be the one to walk away. I had to admit to myself that I wasn't going to get married, and that the last few good years of my being able to have a child, were now over. I would never be a mom, at least not via giving birth myself. Two huge blows, right at Christmas. This is stuff I tend not to write about here, but it's worth mentioning now, because I made it through. I kept going. I didn't give up, I didn't spent months and months crying and bemoaning the fact that a huge part of my life was over - two huge parts of my life, actually. I admittedly had a breakdown in front of my mother in a hotel room in Salt Lake City on 12/28/11. I lost it. I was broken. Trust me, I cried. But I got up again on 12/29/11, and I got on the plane to come back to Washington DC, and I got up again on the 30th, and the 31st, and the 1st of 2012. I kept going. I stuck my chin out, and I thanked God above for all my many blessings, and I let go. Slowly, yes. But I let go. And here I am, a year later. Do I miss him? Sure. I might not have ever had the certificate of marriage, but I feel like I got divorced just the same. Will I ever fully recover from having to admit that my chances of having a baby are over? Probably not. BUT - I can know in my heart that I didn't go out and do things that I, personally, think are stupid- like having a baby on my own just to prove I could, or getting pregnant hoping he would have asked me to marry him, etc. I don't personally believe in those things - more power to those who do, but I, personally, do not. And I held fast to those beliefs, and I'm still here, and I'm still going, and it's all going to be ok.
3. Despite the end of my relationships ith Gunny, and feeling that I never wanted to date again, I met a cowboy. He was a surprise, and he was great. Or so I thought. Our brief romance and infatuation lasted only 5 short months, but it was a great 5 months. I danced. I camped. I drank beer. I made new friends, and had new experiences. A hole in my heart healed up just ever so slightly. He met my parents and shared Thanksgiving with us. I talked more on the phone to a man than I have in years, and loved every minute of it. I wrote long letters. I smiled again, and most importantly, perhaps, I rediscovered the truth - that I am a beautiful, intelligent, has-her-shit-together woman and that I am worthy of having love in my life. We are still friends. At least, I hope we are. He's going through a rough patch now and we haven't spoken since early in the month. Her name is Ginger - she's the wife I had been told was "ex". Turns out she hadn't quite signed the papers yet, and decided to move back home after living out of state for over a year. Phee doesn't have time for that kind of bullshit in her life, so I got the hell out. Hugely disappointing. Admittedly shocking. Blindsided is a good way to describe how I felt and still feel. But you know what? It's all good. I'll walk away with the GOOD stuff, and let go of the bad ~ especially on this, the last day of the year. I choose to remember and learn from the good, not focus on the bad.
4. I graduated from a very prestigeous program at the Department where I work. I had to apply. I had to be career-boarded to get in. I was one of only three in my entire agency who made it. I had papers and programs and readings and trainings to do. I had presentations to make. I had to find myself a new job, basically. I did it all, even though at times I was miserable, and lonely, and confused. Emotionally, I had a lot going on in 2012, but I plowed through. I graduated in August. I turned my TDY into a full-time gig. They want to hire me permanently in 2013, and although leaving my HQs position scares me, as I've been there for 7 years now, I think it's time. There are new challenges to meet, and new friends to make, and new things to learn. All because of this program. All because I set my course and didn't deviate.
5. I got invited to test for the rank of Master Instructor in my martial arts association. 2013 will be a telling year, because at the end of March, THAT is when I actually will go and test. I'm scared. Hell, I'm petrified. The excitment and shock of being invited has worn off, and now I'm almost frantic in terms of working out, and trying to drop weight, and re-learning all the words, and terms, and forms, and weapons work, etc. But I got invited! 18 years of my life, 18 years of playing the games, and doing the training, and teaching, and doing taxes for a business I NEVER intended to own, and putting up with ALL the bullshit from people with egos, etc. It all paid off, in that I GOT INVITED. There are 175,000 people in my association. 14,000 of them have become a black belt. 5000 have become a 3rd degree black belt, and out of that 5000, only 270 are Masters and/or candidates. I am now a candidate. I'm one of the 270. And you know what? Out of that 270, only 45 are women - 20 of that 45 are actual Master Instructors, the other 20 of us are candidates. Talk about a fucking boys club. But I DID IT! I GOT INVITED! I put in the time and hard work, and I never gave up hope and faith, and I am now one of those 45 women, out of 175,000 people around the world.
Obviously, lots of other things happened in 2012. I got to see one of my sisters, whom I haven't seen in a few years, and we actually got along. The bonus? My niece and nephew now know who I am, and we bonded. I had opportunities to spend time with my lovely and wonderful parents, who are aging, but who are without question some of my best friends. My beloved great aunt passed away, and I learned about family dynamics as an adult - the ugly side of family. My friend got engaged to her girlfriend, another friend finally came out, and my colleague at work got engaged to the man she has 4 kids with. I was thrilled for them all, and astounded at how varied and special and different all my friends are. I am richer for having so many interesting people in my life. I got to see old friends down in NC this past July and in August/September, I got to go back to Yellowstone - one of my favorite places on earth. I started taking vitamins, I got my first crown (ouch!) and I was given a diruetic to take for my blood pressure. Ugh. I finally started coloring my hair, not just highlighting it, b/c the blonde is turning to gray. I started using a FABULOUS new skin care line (Rodan and Fields) because - well - time keeps passing, and my face is not just filled with freckles across my nose anymore, but lines under my eyes and on my forehead.
I grew up, I think, in 2012. We all have bigger years, where certain things happen to us, and we look back and go "yeah, now THAT was a big year." For me, 2012 was one of those. I faced pain, and I faced endings, and I faced fear, and I faced uncertainty, and I faced challenge. I found joy, and I found a new sense of self and happiness and I discovered a new type of personal contentment. I progressed down the road of discovery of self, and for the first time in a very long time, I liked what I found...... and for that, I am eternally grateful.
Happy 2013 to you all out there ~ may the year bring you joys, sorrows, challenges, defeats and successes, and may you face ALL of it, with truth, light, hope and faith. God Bless.
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Thanks for writing this, I have been following your blog for a long time and our lives kind of mirror each other. I am getting ready myself to get out of a relationship that is going no whereand I am at the end of child bearing age too and I have never been married - I fear sometimes of being the crazy cat lady lol Anyway you had a really great year! Happy New Year
- December 31, 2012 at 4:55 PM
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You too! And you only become a crazy cat lady IF you start acting like a nut job and you get more than 4 cats. Until then, regardless of your age, you're safe! (these are Phee's rules - haha). Good luck with getting out of the dead-end; I applaud you, even though I know how hard it is. Allow yourself some YOU time, and I bet you that you find the new year is a good one for you. :) Thanks for reading!!!
- December 31, 2012 at 7:20 PM


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Co-Op CEO Adds to Concern Lloyds Bank Branch Sale May Collapse
Co-Operative Group Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Peter Marks said there are "very material regulatory issues" to its proposed purchase of branches from Lloyds Banking Group Plc, fueling concern the deal may collapse.
"This is a complex transaction and there is no certainty that we will meet final agreement," Marks told reporters on a call today. "What is not in question is our ability to run a bank."
Co-Op was in December named preferred bidder for the 632 branches that Lloyds has to sell by the end of November 2013 to comply with European Union state-aid rules after receiving a bailout. Lloyds last week delayed a detailed report to investors on the sale and said it would provide an update during the second quarter. Lloyds reiterated that it was preparing the division for an initial public offering.
"It is increasingly possible that this deal could fall through and that Lloyds will need to pursue a more costly IPO," Gary Greenwood, an analyst at Shore Capital in Liverpool, wrote in a note to clients today. Greenwood said the Co-Op bank's core Tier 1 ratio of 9.6 percent was "relatively weak" compared with other customer-owned lenders.
Lloyds shares declined 1.52 percent to 33.9 percent in London trading.
Marks said the firm had a permanent CEO for its bank "waiting in the wings," in response to questions over whether the Financial Services Authority was holding up the deal because of concerns about a gap in the management. He declined to identify the person or explain why he could not do so.
Marks told journalists that the deal was being held up because the Co-Op was doing "proper due diligence" on the branches and would not be "rushed" into completing a sale. He said the deal would conclude in weeks not months.
The outlets on sale account for about 4.6 percent of the U.K. checking account market. The government-sponsored Independent Commission on Banking in September said the consumer banking market would "be much improved by the creation of a strong and effective new challenger by way of the Lloyds divestiture."


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Magnet Racer Arcade
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Do you have your thinking cap on?
Magnet Racer Arcade is a game full of fast, fun and fancy challenges! It is a physics arcade game that lets your imagination take control.
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Should I get a car? Which car? Porcupine or Quail? Beef Jerky or Watermelon?
Maybe so
You should trade your fixed gear Maruishi from NYC for a 1964 Chevelle Malibu
Beef Jerky
Rat Salad
I find this thread appaling. I'm reporting you to the feds LOL
Should I get a car? Which car? Porcupine or Quail? Beef Jerky or Watermelon?
H1, with a snorkle. And a TOW missile launcher on the top. Also 50k lb winches on the front and back.
I recommend against it.
I don't listen to cats.
Do you listen to people named BLIMP in jumpsuits and flight helmets playing the guitar at you?
Because you should.
Going to call the feds now.
Go eat some rat salad lols
This thread if fun.
But whered all the fooooosters go?
I'm awaiting a show of allegiance.
It's a waste of money, Max, and that will get worse as the years go by. Why are you even thinking about this? You can't get a license right now, anyway.
"Real wars of words are harder to win. They require thought, insight, precision, articulation, knowledge, and experience. They require the humility to admit when you are wrong. They recognize that the dialectic is not about making us look at you, but about us all looking together for the truth."
Its practically free. And it's a classic. I can sell it to a dealer for more than enough to get me a good car.
"I am never going to flirt with idleness again" - Roy Keane
"We invite everyone to question the entire culture we take for granted." - Manic Street Preachers.
My blog.
My bike tours. Japan tour page under construction.
get a car you can wash down inside with a hose after you puke in it.
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How old are you? Are you legally allowed to work or have a license? If no, then don't bother.
Once you get a job, maybe your junior year of high school, then look at a car. For now, invest your money.
Im listing a 1964 chevy malibu 4dr, v8 283, 2 spd powerglide all original the motor has been rebuilt less then 15000 miles ago and is truley in top working order, idles like a champ and has no motor noise at all. THERE IS VERY SPOTS OF RUST, NOTHING BUBBLING THREW OR ANYTHING,
GOOD: Nice motor and trans (quite and smooth), new after marker turn signal, lights all work. Brakes are good, Power steering.
BAD: Stretched out transmission cable (a little muscle needed to put it in park) saggy suspension. Gas Gauge is broken.
Rust = Bad
I am old enough to work, will be driving next year.
The only way to really get rid of it is to cut it out and weld in new metal.
you can sand it down and repaint it
But the broken words in the description are hard to read.
No wonder, look at his name: Hemzeh Abdelmuti


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Affiliated universities: Leiden University, Webster University
Central College Abroad coursework: Yes
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Housing and meals: University residence halls with single rooms; no meal plan — communal kitchens in the halls for cooking meals, plus restaurants and cafés located on and near campus.
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Now this is a group photo that has sparked my interest.
Wouldn't you love to eavesdrop on a conversation that involves Rosario Dawson, Camila Alves, Matthew McConaughey and Ashley Olsen? If not, then clearly you have no sense of adventure whatsoever.
This well-dressed crew found themselves at the the sixth annual Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic and I'm sure had lots to talk about. At least, I like to imagine it was all Matthew regaling the ladies with stories of his awesome surfboard and bongo collection and how they should come over and check it out sometime.
You know it was a fancy pants event, if Matt's torso is displaying three whole levels of coverage.


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Police were called to Justin Bieber's home in Beverly Hills, California on six separate occasions over the weekend amid noise complaints and other disturbances.
Local authorities received four individual calls from disgruntled neighbors concerning loud music and partying on the roof top of the superstar's new luxury apartment on Saturday night and in the early hours of Sunday morning, but Bieber was not cited for the visits as he promised to keep the noise down each time officers turned up on his doorstep.
Police also had to return to the neighborhood to investigate two other incidents, involving complaints about fans and paparazzi, according to TMZ.com.
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Cops are no stranger to Bieber's pad – they were also called to investigate other noise complaints from angry neighbors last month, when the "Baby" hitmaker hosted a star-studded bash with guests including boxing champ Floyd Mayweather, Jr., rapper Tyga, singer/actor Tyrese and football star Johnny Manziel.
Bieber moved out of his last property in Calabasas, California earlier this year following a string of run-ins with locals, who accused the 20-year-old of being a nuisance by speeding his sports cars around the gated community, throwing wild parties and even pelting a nearby home with eggs. The egging incident recently landed him a conviction for vandalism. He was sentenced to five days of community service and 12 weeks of anger management counselling, and ordered to pay restitution.


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nilsdavis Sep 19, 2013 8:54 AM
in response to stoefl
I want this, too. Apple started to break this relatioship in IOS 6, but there was a workaround. Now it seems they've really put the kibosh on it. This is particular bad because it means I can't play podcasts via the iPhone interface in my 2012 Honda Accord - it only knows about the music player app. So, how dumb is that - the best place to listen to podcasts is in the car, and now Apple is forcing me to use another app, manually, and another means of getting the signal into my car streo. Hard to believe anyone thought this through.
I hope Apple decides to restore this functionality for us. What's so strange to me is that they had to do actual work to break this piece of workflow. There's no downside to leaving podcasts in the Music app, as far as I can see.
MightyCasey14 Sep 19, 2013 6:23 PM
in response to stoefl
I really want this functionality also. But until it's fixed/restored, maybe we can come up with a workaround. Here is a hack workaround that I played with this afternoon. Since the Music app can still play Audiobooks, I tried changing all the episodes of a podcast (Grammar Girl, in my test) to Media Kind is Audiobooks in iTunes. Then I created a smart playlist (let's call it 'Grammar Girl Podcast') with two rules: 'Album contains Grammar Girl' and 'Media Kind is Audiobook'. This produces a playlist that can be re-ordered in iTunes and the Music app shows the handy 15-second forward and backward skip options.
I haven't tried to add in other podcasts yet, but I think it can be done by adding additional rules to the smart playlist.
The smart playlist only has to be created once, but the difficult part is remembering to change all of the podcast episodes to Media Kind is Audiobook as the episodes are picked up automatically by iTunes. Another negative aspect is that the podcasts are now listed in the Books section of iTunes, and since I've got about 100 audiobooks from Audible.com in the Books section, it's difficult to find the podcasts in the list so I can delete them after listening to them.
I have not played with this enough to understand the side effects or other awkward aspects of it. I'll try it for a week or so to see how well it works.
Lost in Asia Sep 20, 2013 3:52 AM
in response to MightyCasey14
On smart playlists with changing podcasts to audiobooks: it's pretty easy to set these up to do what you want.
One approach: for ALL podcasts, change the "Media Kind" to Audiobook, but make the "Genre" podcasts. Then set up a playlist with Media Kind = Audiobook, and Genre = Podcast. That gives you all the "Ex-Podcasts". Build on that list: make one that combines that "Ex-Podcast" list with zero plays, and another with played. The one that has played episodes is full of episodes you can delete; the one with zero plays is what you can sync to the iPhone.
Of course, you can make this as complex as you like: for example, I change all the Stuff You Should Know podcasts to Audiobooks, but I'm, oh, about 300 episodes behind, so I have a playlist of the six most recent unplayed Stuff You Should Know podcasts/audiobooks that syncs over to my iPhone.
At the moment I'm still TRYING to use the Podcasts app, but I may give up and opt for "change everything to Audiobooks" pretty soon. Those who use devices that rely on the Music app (I'm not in that camp) should definitely consider such a change.
Note as well that Audiobooks have lyrics panes, and podcasts don't. I have many language-learning podcasts that use lyrics, and I've always changed those to audiobooks.
(Annoying that PODcasts are basically named after an Apple product, yet Apple seems to be doing their best to make them more and more difficult to use!)
nilsdavis Sep 20, 2013 8:04 AM
in response to Lost in Asia
This approach might work for me - I'll try it out. Thanks for the suggestion.
RicD Sep 20, 2013 9:03 AM
in response to nilsdavis
Here's an interesting observation. I do most of my podcast listening in the car (2013 Audi), so initially, like nilsdavis, I was not happy with this change. However, even though podcasts no longer show up in my iPhone's Music app, they do show up in my car's stereo menu, like they always have. So this hasn't been an issue for me at all, thank goodness.
expee Sep 20, 2013 4:38 PM
in response to stoefl
What makes absolutely no sense to me is the still available and functional option to sync Podcasts through iTunes. I can sync, yet I can't listen to podcasts through Music app. Why keep it some when we can make it more difficult, right Apple?
kesj Sep 20, 2013 5:03 PM
in response to stoefl
Please restore the Music app functionality to play podcasts organized in smart playlists as my current automobile interface doesn't know about the Podcast application. I may downgrade to IOS 6 because of this on my iPhone5.
Gibsons87 Sep 20, 2013 6:04 PM
in response to stoefl
I completely agree. Taking podcasts out of the music app makes things much more difficult. I used to be able to set up a playlist which would automatically update, and I could get in my car and listen to a wide variety of podcasts in the order I wanted without ever having to touch my iPhone. Now, I have to use the iPhone to select the next podcast while driving, a dangerous and illegal (here) move. Grrr.
Thanks for the suggestion to change to audiobook. I will try it and I hope either Apple gives us back podcasts in music, or at least doesn't do the same to audiobooks in the future!
ashleyfromsammamish Sep 21, 2013 6:53 PM
in response to stoefl
Podcasts are now their own App, guys. That's all Apple did, they still exist on your devices. Go to the App Store and search "Podcast" it will be the free App by Apple in purple. I'll admit I panicked at first but logically it made sense that they wouldn't do away with podcasts on devices. Especially as it still exists and still syncs to your device. They merely separated it into its own App.
Also, on iOS6 I still found my podcasts easy and needed no work around. Those who couldn't I don't understand why their placement was pretty obvious inside the Music App.
So TL;DR - Podcasts have their own App. You can find it in the App Store. It's free and by Apple.
rauldt Sep 21, 2013 7:50 PM
in response to stoefl
I hate the purple podcast app. I--like people in this thread--would very much like it if Apple restored the ability to play podcasts from the music app.
Lost in Asia Sep 21, 2013 8:12 PM
in response to rauldt
I definitely prefer having all the podcasts folded into the Music app.
The Podcasts app is much better than it was when first launched a year ago: if you're only listening to podcasts on your iOS device, it's not bad. I just used it when I was travelling away from my computer for a month, and for keeping up with podcasts, the Podcasts app worked moderately well.
However, the Podcasts app falls down in a few ways:
- Syncing between the Podcasts app and iTunes remains a disaster. Episodes I've played keep reappearing, and episodes I haven't played keep disappearing. This is the biggest reason I'm trying hard to avoid the Podcasts app. If you don't listen to podcasts on your computer, then this doesn't matter to you, but I listen a lot on both the iPhone and my computer. The current Apple ecosystem does NOT work well for people who listen to podcasts on both their computers and their iOS devices.
- Others have posted about cars, or other "devices" (calling a car a device seems odd!), that only play an iPhone's audio through the Music app. They can't access the Podcasts app. This is another big issue, and a VERY important one for some people - it makes playing podcasts in the car, one of the most natural places to play them, actually dangerous.
- Many podcasts use lyrics. I study Chinese with ChinesePod, and their lyrics pane includes a transcript for the dialogue. Yet the podcasts app doesn't display those (that hasn't changed, has it?). This takes away a lot of functionality.
- I have many podcasts that are music. They're SONGS. On my computer, they're in playlists that shuffle songs. The Podcasts app doesn't allow that. Plus, I want to keep them, and my version of the Podcasts app keeps ignoring the "Keep all episodes" instruction.
- The Podcasts app seems to assume that podcasts are "disposable" - you listen, and then you want to get rid of them. Sure, this applies for current affairs shows, but not for much of what I listen to. I've kept many podcasts as, basically, audiobooks - and when folded into the Music app, they have audiobook functionality. In the Podcasts app, they don't.
I've been trying over the past few days with the new iTunes 11.1 and iOS7's version of the Podcasts app - but I've given up. I've deleted the Podcasts app from my iPhone. Any podcasts I download in iTunes are immediately changed to "Media Kind = Audiobook" or "Media Kind = Music", giving me back the functionality I've had in the past. (Unfortunately those changed episodes will then be downloaded AGAIN, and I have to mark those new copies as played, which is a hassle: so Apple's trying really hard to make it hard to maintain that old functionality!)
Cope26 Sep 22, 2013 5:03 AM
in response to stoefl
I completely agree with everyone in this discussion. So what do we need to do to make apple listen and reinstate being able to have our podcasts in the music app again??
parallax1 Sep 22, 2013 4:51 PM
in response to stoefl
Just wasting your reading time by agreeing with this thread... I want to be able to listen to music and podcasts. Please just restore the functionality we had 2 years ago...
therealjpb Sep 22, 2013 5:35 PM
in response to ashleyfromsammamish
The problem is that the Podcast app breaks a lot of functionality that we had when we could play podcasts in the music app.
I had a smart playlist with all my unplayed podcasts and could listen to them all in one continuous play. Now I have to start a new podcast episode every time one finishes. This is annoying when I'm listening to music podcasts at work or home, and infuriating when I'm driving or biking - the last thing I want to do while driving is mess with the phone every 5 minutes.
The Podcast app's UI is better than it was in IOS6, but still awful. I want a view of just the podcasts that have unplayed episodes. I listen to dozens of podcasts, most of which update only every few weeks, and don't want to have to scrub through cover art of things that I can't play, just to find the ones I can.
I can't listen to all unheard episodes of all podcasts in chronological order any more - I can do that for one podcast, but not across all my podcasts.
The worst of it is that someone had to do work to break this. It worked fine in IOS6 and before, but now IOS7 won't even sync the playlist. If I have a playlist in iTunes, and I tell it to sync that playlist to my phone or iPad, how is it a better experience for me to not play that playlist? Especially when it can clearly play the files in the crappy Podcasts app?


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the wrists and ankles by the fifth day. The rash spreads to other parts of the body, including palms of hands and soles of feet. It is essential to see your physician if such symptoms occur. A delay in seeking medical attention can cause serious complications and possibly death.
Lyme disease is caused by a spirochete bacterium. Lyme disease is currently considered the number one arthropod-borne disease in the country. The deer tick is considered to be the main carrier, but the lone star tick is also suspected.
Lyme disease is difficult to diagnosis because its early symptoms mimic the flu. These symptoms include fatigue, headache, stiffness or pain in neck, muscles or joints, fever and swollen glands. An expanding circular or oval-shaped red rash or bump may appear at the site of a tick bite within two to 32 days and become a spreading red ring or bull's-eye. Treating the disease in its early stage with antibiotics is essential. If untreated, damage to joints and nervous system can occur, including arthritis, chronic pain, numbness and cardiac abnormalities.
Ehrlichiosis is a more recently recognized tick-borne disease caused by the bacterial species Ehrlichia. The bacteria is primarily spread by the lone star tick, but the deer tick and the American dog tick are suspected carriers. Early symptoms of ehrlichiosis are tiredness, high fever, muscle aches, headache and, in some cases, a rash that appears five to 10 days after a tick bite. The disease attacks the blood cells and is usually treated with antibiotics.
Other tick-borne diseases include tularemia, babesiosis, relapsing fever and the little-understood tick paralysis.
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You cannot contract a tick-borne disease unless a tick bites you, or you come in contact with tick body fluids through your mouth or eyes, or through a skin cut. Even if a tick bites you, promptly removing the tick diminishes the potential for disease transmittal.
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So as topic mentions, I have a print server on a Windows 2003 Server Installed on that that I have a Xerox Workstation 7345.
I wish to create another print queue on that Xerox Workstation.. so I thought I would just do 'add Printer'.. these are the steps I take, and what happens.
Add Printer -> network Printer -> Find printer "I search for the name and It finds it, with full name" -> do you wish to add this printer? -> Finished.
but I still only have that 1 printer added.. its like it just confirms the one I already have.. I figured it might be because it has the exact same name as the printer already added, but I don't get any option of changing that name..


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"Our nation needs a leader in the White House who understands the role of government and our economy," said Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval.
And then he endorsed Rick Perry anyway.
The Jones Vargas government affairs representative endorsed the floundering Texan knucklehead back when some people still thought Nevada's Republican caucus, and by extension the governor's endorsement, could actually matter. Yet the endorsement was reportedly wholly relationship-driven, which is to say Sandoval cavalierly put his personal considerations ahead of the best interest of his state and the nation. Either that or the former judge is, well, a shitty judge. Not that the two scenarios are mutually exclusive.
Anyway, everything's bigger in Texas, they say. The tiresomeness of Texan braggadocio notwithstanding, that's undeniably true with respect to a) the felicity with which the state's sitting governor can execute a nationally televised wingnut campaign implosion, and b) asshats.
Spectacularly done, Mousse in Boots. And as Yul Brynner said to Steve McQueen in The Magnificent Seven, "adios."


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ATLANTA (AP) -- Jonathan Dwyer and quarterback Josh Nesbitt each
ran for two touchdowns, Morgan Burnett intercepted two first-half
passes by Ryan Perrilloux and Georgia Tech beat Jacksonville State
41-14 tonight.
Perrilloux was 22-for-37 passing for 136 yards, including two
touchdown passes to Maurice Dupree. Perrilloux, making his first
start after transferring from Louisiana State, led the Gamecocks
with 18 carries for 67 yards. The second scoring pass from Perrilloux to Dupree, covering 16 yards, came with 37 seconds left.
New Georgia Tech coach Paul Johnson had his triple-option
offense ready after much concern based on a rash of turnovers in
the spring game and summer scrimmages. Georgia Tech ran for 349
yards and had 484 total yards. Dwyer had 10 carries for 113 yards.
Nesbitt fumbled a snap near the goal line early in the second
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Nixon releases $10M for Mo. school busing
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon released an additional $10 million in transportation aid for public schools Thursday, citing improvements in state revenues since he reduced funding seven months ago.
When Missouri's budget year began last July, Nixon cut $70 million of the $153 million lawmakers had allocated for school busing. He said then the cut was needed to keep the budget balanced because tax revenues were likely to fall short of projections.
But Missouri's tax collections have come in better than Nixon's administration expected.
The Democratic governor restored $7.5 million in school busing aid last month. The additional $10 million came as the state reported Thursday that its net general revenues were up 16 percent in January compared to the same time last year. Through the first seven months of the fiscal year, Missouri's revenues were up 6.3 percent compared to the previous fiscal year.
"This uptick in state revenue allows us to provide additional funds to help schools statewide pay for K-12 transportation," Nixon said in a written statement released with the monthly revenue report.
A spokesman for the Missouri School Boards' Association said the decision to release additional transportation money was welcome news.
"We'll take it," Missouri School Boards' Association spokesman Brent Ghan said. "Based on the difficult financial situation that school districts continue to face, every bit of good news is helpful at this point."
Some school officials had been concerned they could lose all of their state transportation assistance as Nixon and lawmakers faced a projected budget shortfall of several hundred million dollars. That now appears unlikely. Nixon, for example, has recommended that schools receive about $98 million in transportation aid next fiscal year.
House Budget Committee Chairman Ryan Silvey, R-Kansas City, and the ranking Democrat on the panel, Rep. Sara Lampe of Springfield, held a news conference last month calling on Nixon to begin restoring transportation aid because of improvements in state revenues.
"I'm glad that the governor is hearkening to the call of the Legislature and the school districts around the state, who desperately need that transportation money," Silvey said Thursday, adding that he hopes Nixon will release even more busing aid if state revenues keep improving.
Nixon's budget director, Linda Luebbering, said she does not anticipate any additional school busing aid being released this year.
She said Missouri posted a strong revenue month in January largely because of a big decline in tax refunds compared to January 2010, which budget officials will be monitoring to see whether it was a blip or a trend as more income tax returns get filed.
For the fiscal year, Missouri's individual income tax collections are up 3 percent compared to the previous year, corporate income and franchise taxes are up 7.8 percent and state sales tax collections are up 1.4 percent.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Riotch Great location Great location central to napa. 20 minutes to yountville. Good brunch and breakfast food within walking distance. La toque is a good restaurant in the hotel. The staff as always was impeccable. I highly rate this hotel and will return within the year March 31, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lisa1120 Wonderful Great service - from the welcoming valet, front desk staff and every interaction daily. In fact everything was simply lovely - the room was spacious and well appointed, property was beautiful, etc. March 25, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Greg25 Our new favorite CA retreat My family and I have been visiting CA resorts since the 1980s. There are many amazing resorts available, some are Starwoods properties. However, the Napa Versa is our absolute favorite...The service is great, the atmosphere is great, the French bistro is extraordinary...Everything is really great... Starwoods...thank you so so much for creating such a wonderful place. BTW, I shared my birthday at the Napa Versa this year...and, it was most memorable. March 23, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by kgy1 Bloody Massage Mishap I have always enjoyed my stay at Starwood hotels. One of my most memorable customer service experiences and only other time I wrote a letter to a hotel was when I stayed at Starwood's Wild Horse Resort in Phoenix. The letter to the management at Wild Horse was regarding an exceptionally positive experience. This experience was not quite so pleasant. The property itself was nice and generally the staff were friendly. I have no other real complaints other than what follows. Our first evening we went down to the lobby for the wine tasting. We signed up for the free massage in the lobby offered by the hotel. We ordered some wine at the bar then had our massage when it was our turn. I got up and the masseuse said she "got some of her nail on me." My wife looked at my back and it was not some nails but a substantial amount of blood all over my shirt. She must have torn her nail and bled on my back. I walked over to the concierge and explained to the concierge what had happened. He was apologetic and he went and told the supervisor, Miguel, what had happened. Miguel told the concierge to have me bring down my shirt and he would have it dry cleaned. To my disappointment Miguel did not take the time to come out of his office and address me in person. This was not a small issue. I just had a representative of the hotel bleed all over my back. I took the shirt down and it was returned to me the next day. I thought it was odd that again I had no call or follow-up from Miguel or anyone. Maybe an hour later I get a call. It was Miguel. I think to myself. Excellent! Some follow-up. But he doesn't apologize for the incident. He doesn't even mention it. He asks me if I got someone else's item with my dry cleaning. Previously I thought perhaps he was too busy to handle customer service issues but now I know they are only the insignificant issues such as who got what dry cleaning. I told him there were still spots on the shirt and that I would be down shortly. He came out this time because I asked for him. He offered to comp me 2 days of the resort fee and "maybe $20 off our stay." Not much but a nice gesture. I emailed the General Manager and never got a response. Not the customer service I am used to with Starwood Hotels. March 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Basiegirl Paradise in Paradise The Westin Verasa was a sweet retreat from our long winter in Michigan. Beautiful rooms, wonderful service, lovely amenities...I would highly recommend it for a winter get away. It's within walking distance of some wonderful shopping and eateries in lovely downtown Napa. March 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Heidiam Relaxing atmosphere We went for a girls getaway and very much enjoyed the ambiance, the staff, and the HUGE guest rooms! We were lucky enough to have a quiet room with a view to the north of the hotel. Would totally go again (and will!) March 12, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by walkers Good location Close to Oxbow Market. About 15 mins walk to downtown. Over nice bridge. And it's good to walk after a nice meal in downtown. March 10, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kevin88 Perfect stay in Napa Staff was friendly and attentive. Often greeted our party by name. Suites were comfortable and peaceful. Easy free valet parking Close to the Oxbow market and downtown Napa and wineries. Well located for fine dining and wine tasting. March 9, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Teacher45 Unexpected disruptions I really anticipated more from the hotel experience maybe in general however we were disrupted by a repeated noise both nights. Since the noise occured late in the evening (repeated beeping) it was not ideal. It was too late to move as my husband also has a heart condition. The source of the noise could not be determined and by the time maintenance got back to us it was late again the next evening. We were leaving the next morning so just wore ear covers the rest of the evening. The only SPG recognition was the water in the room. Staff were nice. March 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by GG58 Room Srevice C- Love everything about this hotel. but last stay we ordered two room service specials chicken salad sandwich. Food arrived, got call from front desk chef changed menu to fish poor boy-not even close. We were offered another meal but had waited 45 minutes already. Someone should have called from resturant when they new order was wrong or offered to remove from bill March 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by kapara Best service of any hotel I have visited. Our stay here was fantastic. The service here was more than expected. Staff were very friendly and helped us with all of our needs. We came with our 3 children and we had forgotten one of the swimsuits and the Manager provided one for us. February 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by DID1 Perfect in Napa This Westin has it all. Great location for quick access to Napa Valley wineries, including the Silverado Trail, and walking distance to outstanding shops, restaurants and wine tasting in Napa itself. The hotel restaurant is outstanding and the quality of the food extends to that provided for meetings, which was also superb. To top this off, you could not ask for a more helpful and friendly staff – across the board. February 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Nancy79 What a weekend! Booked Westin Napa through my Intrawest agreement. Have stayed at many Westin hotels over the years but this was the BEST! Staff was SO courteous , facilities are great, convenience also wonderful and have never had a car pulled up for us so quickly every time You can also ask for a late check out as late as 2:00pm.I will be back !!!!!!!! February 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Riomar Wonderfull It was just great.. The room, the restaurant the facilities. February 18, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by dbrand2 Why do you not give free coffee We (Brand couple & Sadler couple) were amazed that hotel customers (multi-day stays booked), were not provided free coffee downstairs? Seems like you would be perceived as more gracious hosts! There are many other choices for accommodations in Napa Valley & surrounding communities. February 10, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by samantra the hotel seemed in disrepair The TV didn't work, the mattress was lumpy, The party in the next room was loud and was noisy all night long and could hear though the door February 10, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Bigmommafunk We will stay here again The hotel and staff are wonderful. Just one complaint, the sheets are itchy. The bed is cozy and the very comfortable, the sheets are crisp but not soft. My husband and I both were slightly uncomfortable all night. Had we stayed more than the one night we would have made the housekeeping staff aware of this. Otherwise, wonderful hotel and we will stay again next trip to Napa. February 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by IYIarv Great Hotel Beautiful hotel in the heart of Napa. I was at this property for a family getaway and our room was very comfortable, clean, and up to date. I would definitely stay here again. January 28, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by HarryA123 Fantastic stay! Went during the off season in January and had a great stay! Great location with great amenities. We were upgraded to a 1 BR suite from the regular room due to status/availability and the room was better than most Westins. The pool is a good plus although can get noisy with kids. Location can also get quite pricey during high season -- will come back! January 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Loree52 We Keep Coming Back Sheer consistency demonstrates how great a property this is. We been coming here the last three years and have never been disappointed. The central location, a short walk from the Oxbow market, gives you access to the downtown restaurants via a short walk.The staff goes out of their way to make sure you're stay is enjoyable and to ensure that you're aware of all the attractions going on in the area. As platinum members we were treated to free or discounted tasting at several high end vineyards. Cristopher, the concierge always has the answers. Don't go to Napa without staying here. January 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Roperst Anniversary Upgrade We were so disappointed that we made a few mistakes when we booked our trip to Napa and the Verasa hotel. First "I" made a mistake on the weekend I booked, not making my wife too happy, the desk clerk simply re-booked our registration to the following weekend for us without charging us a fee. He likely understood "my" plight in all this and likely felt sorry for me. The following weekend, the actually anniversary weekend, my wife's parents became sick with the flu, and we again could not make it to Napa. We again re-booked our trip with the help of a desk clerk. Upon our arrival, we find that there was mention of our celebration in our file, and we were completely surprised to be upgraded to a one bedroom suite. We were very pleased with our stay at the Verasa. January 20, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by carolinagirl123456 Elegant Retreat Luxurious, relaxing, modern, clean, spacious, elegant. What a lovely hotel! The staff are very attentive, friendly, and courteous. Everything detail was attended to. As a business traveler, I'm very appreciative of this elegant retreat. January 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by tom1800 This hotel has a great feeling! The 1 bedroom suite is modern and extremely comfortable. Bathroom is very roomy and the nice soaking tub was just what I needed! The lobby surroundings were also very welcoming, and the courtesy of the staff was appreciated. January 13, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by WinoSS room next to elevator. Our room was next to the elevator and we heard every elevator movement especailly in the early morning. I would at the least tell your patron about the location next to he hotel. It made our stay most unsatisfying. January 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Tbone65 Great Hotel Only stayed 1 night. But it is a very nice hotel and staff was great. will definitely stay again. January 12, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Kurlie This hotel could stand some improvements I had heard that this was a nice Westin but was very underwhelmed upon walking into my room. Supposedly it is new-ish but the room looked worn and out of date. My husband didn't even want to sit on the couch because it looked grimey. The walls are extremely thin - we could hear the TV of the room next door to us at 6:00am. I usually enjoy Westin's heavenly beds but this one seemed old and very lumpy. I hardly slept while I stayed here. The staff on duty at the front desk was definitely not the A team (the valet staff, by contrast, was fantastic). One example is that I asked for them to book us transportation to dinner for the following night but the car showed up later that evening (the wrong day). This property did not meet the usual standards I expect of Westin/Starwood, despite the pretty lobby. January 8, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Mdw77 Really nice stay Great friendly attentive staff really make you feel welcome. Bellhops were swamped during busy times but staff was apologetic for any waits. Upgraded both stays to a suite which was much appreciated. Room was perfect. Good location near nice market and very short walk to downtown. Good jumping off point to quainter Yountville and St. Helena etc. Fitness area being renovated but these things happen. January 8, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by excellence location of room we had an excellent stay. great facility, food, meeting rooms and great staff. one note of concern for future guests , is room 2008 which is right above the valet / main enterance. rm has a partical view due to the over hang & very loud noise coming from below with cars in and out along with the valet guys talking. Woke us up at 7am on Sunday. While the room was nicely done and had all the comforts, I would suggest you charge less for that room January 6, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by KMensah For calm and relaxing stay This is our second end-of-year and new-year celebration at the Westin Verasa. The hotel is convenient for family reunion and relaxation. You don't want to miss dining at La Toque! January 3, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by KJP2 So-so or Not-so Hard to relax when you have room service banging on your door repeatedly in the early morning (in spite of the DND sign on the door). Management couldn't stop it. When I finally opened the door (in my underwear), the room service clerk had a full cart and a bill for $80 - with my Name at the bottom. Only problem is: WE DID NOT ORDER ANY BREAKFAST. Obviously a room mix-up, but the clerk kept insisting that the food was for me. Totally disturbed our relaxing in-room morning. The hotel manager said he would put 2K of points on my Starwood account - NEVER saw that happen. I wouldn't come back to this hotel if they paid me! KJP. January 2, 2014


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No serious attempt could be made to cover the subject of advertising the technical product in a single volume of the present size. No more can be done than to discuss the important factors of the advertising problem that are peculiar to advertising the technical product.
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the first day of my last period was on the 17th. Today (the 1st) iam experiencing cramping..i have never experienced this kind of cramping when i wasnt expecting my period..i wont be expecting it for another 2-2.5 weeks. Well anyways i dont think these are ovulation cramps bc i ALWAYS know when im ovulating..when i ovulate i get a little cramping a few times a day on my left side...but these cramps are different..they are in the center just like period pains & they feel just like the light period pains that you would get about 1 weeks before your Period arrives..also i have lower back pain which i find very odd..could i be pregnant? i have been TTC for about 4 months now , so i really hopw this is it!
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Davis, 21, from New Haven in Connecticut, was getting his afro-style hair cut when he saw another 21-year-old approach in a "aggressive manner", the Stamford Advocate newspaper reported.
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In the 1980s, the magazine spread its wings. There were exposés of repression in Latin America and persecution in Africa (Kenya, Nigeria). Roa Bastos, who had suffered so badly in Paraguay, found a new champion. Nadine Gordimer, who had supported Index from the beginning, published a story about the romantic dilemmas of a secret policeman in South Africa. In Europe, Samuel Beckett became so engaged with the plight of Václav Havel that he dedicated a short play, 'Catastrophe', to his fellow playwright and allowed Index to publish it in its pages, another notable scoop. By the end of the 1980s, the idea of standing up for the abstract idea of 'intellectual freedom' by reporting censorship and publishing banned writing had become a recognised part of the common discourse within the libertarian community.
The influence of Index on the literary world has been at once subtle and impossible to overstate. In my mind, there is no doubt that its example became an inspiration to those British publishers, like Faber, Penguin and Picador, who (especially in the 1970s and 1980s) published banned or oppressed writers such as Milan Kundera, Václav Havel and Josef Skvorecky. The literature that came from behind the Iron Curtain added a new dimension to the reading of the West. Translations of novels like The Book of Laughter and Forgetting were so exceptional that the book would briefly become, ex officio, as it were, almost a part of the Anglo-American literary tradition.
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