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Assos LL.haBu_s5 Cycling Bib Tights $0.00
With its S5 series, Assos has you covered for any weather condition. From chilly to downright cold, the LL.haBu_s5 Bib Tights provide protection when shorts or knickers are inadequate. Truthfully, while we appreciate a bare lower leg, there's a point where the warmth and comfort of Assos' Roubaix fabric goes further than a healthy layer of embrocation.
Assos' LL.haBu_s5 bib tights use a combination of the soft Roubaix and Roubaix Q fabrics. Roubaix is a thicker-than-average Lycra with a wicking microfleece interior. It provides the kind of warm, fuzzy feel that can be the difference between soldiering on, or turning back for home when the weather is bleak and dismal. The panels that line the seat area and inner leg are made from the ultra-warming Roubaix fabric. While the outer portion of the legs and the back of the knee use Roubaix Q — a material that starts its life as Roubaix. However, Assos cuts a waffle pattern into the microfleece interior for Roubaix Q. The reduction in material doesn't decrease the warmth, however, it does decrease the weight and bulk in comparison to standard Roubaix. This is especially important at the knee. The lighter Roubaix Q material won't bunch and chafe at the back of the knee when you pedal.
The anatomic shaping of the Roubaix and Roubaix Q panels allow the S5 bib tights to fit against your skin, and to move smoothly with your legs as you tick away the winter miles. And since you'll be using the tights for long base miles in the saddle, Assos gave the bib tights the FI.Mille_S5 Chamois. It's curved to perfectly fit your body, and it has a built-in channel to reduce genital pressure. Additionally, it has the same softness and heat-ventilation dimples of the FI.13 chamois. Compared to FI.13, the FI.Mille insert has been given a "long distance" designation by Assos. This is due to the increased surface area, its lessened stretch, and its built in stabilizer. Collectively, the Mille's characteristics cause it to move less during your pedal stroke, and thus minimizing abrasion and pressure. One aspect of the FI. Mille chamois that we love is that the front portion is cut high enough to prevent 'podium bulge' for the moments that you'll be spending off the bike in the cafe or general store.
For maximum ventilation and stretch, Assos gave the bib uppers a large mesh insert in the back. As is often the case with Assos, a few small details make the difference — the bib tights have foot stirrups to hold the legs in place throughout your ride, a 10cm zipper is used in the front to facilitate natural breaks, and a small, but crucial, patch of windproof material is strategically placed at the top of the pelvic region.
The Assos LL.haBu_s5 Bib Tights are available in the color Black and in sizes Small, X-Large, XLG, and TIR. The bib tights are considered to be part of Assos' climaRange.5. Allow us to translate Assos-speak — the bib tights provide complete protection around a temperature range of 41 to 51 degrees Fahrenheit (5 to 10 degrees Celsius).
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|4ft 11in - 5ft 2in
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|5ft 3in - 5ft 6in
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|5ft 7in - 5ft 10in
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|5ft 11in - 6ft 1in
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|6ft 1in - 6ft 3in
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Not worth the money
I did one ride in these and should have returned them. Not with the $...
Great Bibs
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have used these bibs from the moment they arrived (literally, the UPS guy showed up as I was getting ready for a ride) and have worn them every day for the last three weeks. The conditions were uppers 20's to 50's (F) with wind on many occasions and wet roads. The duration of the rides were all three hours or more. My size was XL and this Assos size seems to fit me (6' 1" and 200 lb). My rides involve lots of hills and often lots of wind and recently lots of melted snow and dirt in the roads.
The fit is great: snug getting on but not binding *especially* once I am in a riding position. While riding with these on I find that it is easy to forget you have them on. They are thin enough that you don't notice but warm enough so you also don't notice. They block the cold and most wind but allow heat to escape after climbs.
Previous reviews mentioned two items that I saw as potential problems as well: (1) the zipper and (2) the stirrups.
The zipper is very small gauge and I can imagine if you are not careful that the zipper would come apart. The zipper is short (about 6 inches) and care needs to be given to it when pulling on and off the bibs. The tight is snug enough that you really need to use your hands to hold the zip together while zipping it up or down. I think the tension in the fabric in that region when zipping up or down could easily pull the zip off track. Just pay attention when pulling the zip up or down and you should have not problem.
The stirrups initially were quiet a challenge for me---at least for my right leg. It is easy for the lower leg of the bib to be turned around 180 degrees at the bottom and once you put your leg into it you can not easily determine this. Why? There is no clear front and back and the seams curve so you can't use them to help guide you. Seems silly I know but really it is very easy to get the lower part flipped. I eventually had to look closely at an online photo and just look at the bibs hanging from a hanger to make sure I had them on correctly. Once I figured out the front and back of the lower leg, pulling them on correctly became easier. However, I would say the first five times or more I had one leg backwards. The fit is snug so it is nearly impossible to twist it around once you notice this and it requires pulling out your leg and restarting. Again, once they are on correctly you completely forget they are on.
Cleaning: The bib came with a really useless wash bag. The bag is mesh and about the right size for a hat or a pair of socks and (to avoid zipper damage during the wash) is impossible to keep closed during the wash. I gave up on this bag and just turn the bib inside out with the zip up and wash on the gentle cycle and hang dry (like I do all my Assos gear).
Chamois: Based on some reviews I was concerned it was be too thick as I prefer thinner chamois but I find it very comfortable. I was surprised how long it is from front to back. It is almost 50% longer in length than of some of my chamois. Turns out this adds greatly to overall comfort.
I think these bibs will work for me for all but the coldest winter rides. I will need something warmer for rides from 10F to 20F I think.
Great review, thanks!
Perfect for Real Winters
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
If your winter consists of only a few days below 45 degrees, these aren't for you. However, if you're like me, and half of your year is below 40 degrees, it's hard to do any better these tights. The fit is exceptional, especially behind the knees, and the uppers provide a nice added touch of warmth. I agree with the comment below that the FI.Mille chamois is a bit overkill for those of us who prefer a more minimal feel on the saddle, but regardless, it's still really comfortable.
My only complaint would be that the stomach zipper is a little finicky, and admittedly, it has run off of the teeth a couple of times. This is me looking for a fault, though. So, if you refuse to let the cold confine you to the trainer, I highly recommend these tights.
Nice fit but overly thick chamois.
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
First Impression: The overall fit is outstanding and very comfortable. I have some initial reservations about the chamois though - it is so thick it feels like riding with a pillow on your saddle. That makes it hard for my sit bones to find the saddle's sweet spot. The thickness of the pad also drapes over the saddle nose to increase the effective saddle width, with potential for interference with leg movement. On to the legs: The stirrups that go under your foot are a good idea to keep the tights in place while eliminating the need for a potentially irritating leg zipper. The stirrups are not labeled though so you have to be careful to slide your foot in correctly without twisting the lower leg backwards. Overall fit is a nice, high compression but the fabric still conforms and flexes where needed to maintain comfort while riding.
Worth Every Penny.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These tights are probably the best cycling kit investment I have ever made. These are so good, I even plunked down on a second pair! The fit is sublime, like a second skin. No bunching, no slipping around. The pad is on thicker side, but very comfortable and stays in place well. For proper fit the bibs should feel quite snug when standing, but once on the bike they are perfection. I am 6', 170 lbs, 33" waist, 38' chest and size L is perfect. I have used them in temps from 4 - 12 Celsius (39 - 53 F), both wet and dry. If it is super windy and cold these are probably not quite enough, I prefer to have something with windproof panels on the front when the temps get down near freezing (I have older LL Winter tights sans chamois for those days).
Seriously, if you are considering buying these tights just pull the trigger - you won't regret the decision but I won't be held responsible if you end up buying 2 pair.
Absolutely amazing. Buy them now.
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
These tights are amazing. They are absolutely worth the money. I was skeptical at first but it is unbelievable how good these things are. Save up some money, buy these tights, take care of them, and just use them every ride. I used to think there was value in purchasing many different bibs / tights and alternating them, but not I would never do that. Simply buy a top-of-the-line pair of bibs and tights and roll with those until they wear out, which with Assos, will not likely be very soon.


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"True religion is real living; living with all one's soul, with all one's goodness and righteousness."
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G'day Community!
Love Zimbra - fantastic product. I'm investigating what ways we could integrate our time billing system with Zimbra so that:
1. Users can easily view time billing entries in their Calendar (or a special Time Billing Calendar), providing a view of billable time vs non-billable
2. Assign time billing information to calendar entries, eg. select client account, job#, work order
3. Read/write the billing information to an external system
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I've read this partially completed series of Wiki articles:
It's pretty inspiring stuff, but incomplete. So I was wondering if anyone has done this before? Or can provide some directions/URL's on how this may be done or tips on how to start.
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The skin is the largest organ of the body, with a total area of about 20 square feet. The skin protects us from microbes and the elements, helps regulate body temperature, and permits the sensations of touch, heat, and cold.
Skin has three layers:
- The epidermis, the outermost layer of skin, provides a waterproof barrier and creates our skin tone.
- The dermis, beneath the epidermis, contains tough connective tissue, hair follicles, and sweat glands.
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The domestic encyclopaedia : or, A dictionary of facts, and useful knowledge: comprehending a concise view of the latest discoveries, inventions, and improvements ; chiefly applicable to rural and domestic economy ; together with descriptions of the most interesting objects of nature and art ; the history of men and animals, in a state of health or disease ; and practical hints respecting the arts and manufactures, both familiar and commercial ; illustrated with numerous engravings and cuts ; in five volumes ; volume I[-V. (Volume 2)
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ATLANTA -- A court hearing for 51-year-old accused murderer Floyd Palmer was postponed again Friday morning at the request of his new defense team.
Atlanta attorneys Drew Findling and Marissa Goldberg asked Fulton County Superior Court Judge Karen Woodson to reset a preliminary hearing for the suspect in last month's deadly shooting at World Changers Church International.
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Palmer, who previously worked at Pastor Creflo Dollar's church, is accused of walking into World Changers on Oct. 24 and calmly shooting 39-year-old Greg McDowell as he was leading a weekday prayer service.
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A Fulton County Police detective was set to give a glimpse into the prosecuton's case against Palmer on Friday.
Defense attorney Findling told 11Alive News he asked for a postponement since he and Goldberg are new to the case.
He also said he wants to look into another shooting blamed on Palmer a decade ago in Baltimore.
Palmer served 18 months in a mental health facility after pleading guilty to shooting and wounding a fellow security guard at a mosque.
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"We've got to look into the issues surrounding this case and surrounding what happened ten years ago, and mindful of the understanding that there was a tragic loss of life," attorney Findling told 11 Alive on Friday.
Findling said it's too soon to know if the judge will order Palmer to undergo a mental examination in this case.
But given Palmer's history, it's very likely.
Such an examination would help the court decide if Palmer is mentally competent to stand trial.
Even if he is determined to be competent, his lawyers could still try to use an insanity plea as a defense.
In addition to being found not guilty by reason of insanity, under Georgia law a defendant could also be found guilty but mentally ill and still have to go to prison.
Palmer's defense team will meet with the judge and prosecutors on Nov. 29 to determine where the case should go next.


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The Royal Armouries in Leeds is a multi-million pound purpose-built museum that opened to the public on 30th March 1996.
The museum is home to the national collection of arms and armour, and displays over 8,500 objects throughout its six themed galleries: War, Tournament, Oriental, Self-Defence, Hunting, and Peace.
There is also the impressive Hall of Steel, and the outside Tiltyard where live shows take place.
The Royal Armouries Museum is located at Leeds Dock, which is only a short distance from the centre of Leeds, West Yorkshire.
The Royal Armouries Museum should not be confused with Royal Armouries International plc, the private sector corporate hospitality business.
To ensure a trouble-free journey get live road traffic information from Highways England and live rail information from National Rail.
For your convenience we have provided maps for you to download and print out
The following bus services run from Leeds city centre to Royal Armouries:
- Geldard Coaches – 28B
- Yorkshire Tiger – 92
- First Leeds – 70, 28
These buses leave from the following stands (the number of the bus service is in brackets):
- Leeds Railway Station – Stand S8 (Service 70, Leeds Dock—Leeds Railway Station Circular)
- Leeds University – 5 – Outside Blackwell's book shop (28, 93, 28B)
- Albion Street – J6 – outside St. John's Centre (28, 93, 28B)
- Eastgate – G1 (28B)
- Vicar Lane – M4 – opposite Victoria Quarter (28, 28B)
- York Street – F5 – outside Leeds Bus/Coach Station (28, 28B)
- Chadwick Street – A1 – 100 metres from museum entrance (28, 28B)
- Liberty Dock – Student Halls of Residence – 350 metres from museum entrance (28, 93, 28B)
- The museum is well signposted on all major routes when close to Leeds. Follow the brown tourism signs for Royal Armouries with the 'horned helmet' logo.
- From the North: Follow brown tourism signs on the A64.
- From the East: M62 east users exit M621 at junction 4 and follow the brown tourism signs.
- From the South: M1 users exit M621 at junction 4 and follow the brown tourism signs. A1 users follow brown tourism signs on the A64.
- From the West: M62 users exit M621 at junction 3 and follow the brown tourism signs.
- Town Centre Car Parks provide secure 24hr, fully-manned car parking with CCTV and security patrols with 1648 bays, located only 100 metres from the museum entrance at Clarence Dock.
- This car park has Park Mark® status.
- Parking can be paid for in advance at www.towncentrecarparks.com
- Free and secure bicycle storage is also provided.
- 5 disabled parking spaces are provided next to the Arena close to the museum entrance. See Access page for more details.
- 10 coach parking spaces are provided next to the Arena close to the museum entrance.
- A 10 minute walk from Leeds Bus Station – follow the signs.
- A 20 minute walk from Leeds Rail Station.
- The Trans-Pennine Trail runs by the museum.
- Clarence Dock is on the Aire/Calder Navigation and has a large number of berths for narrow boats and cruisers.
- The museum stands on National Cycle Network Route 67.
- Bicycle racks are provided close to the museum entrance.
- Please ensure that your bicycle is properly locked at all times and valuables removed.
- Free and secure bicycle storage is available at the nearby multi-storey car park.


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One of our customers indicated that when a meeting request is accepted using a Nokia E72 (which is connected to Zimbra Network Edtion using Nokia's Mail for Exchange app) the appointment in the Zimbra web client is not updated with the new status information.
If a meeting request is accepted, the appointment in Zimbra still has the 'New' status, while on the phone's calendar the appointment has the 'Accepted' status.
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|Kotch, Hermosillo place in Saturday tourney
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
Dylan Kotch finished second at 220 lbs. and Jesus Hermosillo took third at 195 lbs. to lead the Dragon wrestlers to a 68-point finish in the Fort Collins Arnold Torgerson Invitational Wrestling Tournament Saturday, Jan. 5.
Twelve Dragons wrestled in the tourney, with nine of them earning at least one match win.
Hermosillo was 3-1; Dylan Kotch 2-1; Nick Ortner, Leo Ortiz, T.J. Gertner and Astolfo Rojo were all 2-2 for the day; and Issac Brandt, Ben Martinez and Spencer Kotch went 1-2.
Four Dragons dropped a weight, and Astolfo Rojo dropped clear down from a light heavyweight to 182's after the first of the year.
Dylan Kotch, pictured on top, works to turn his opponent in a match at the Fort Collins Invitational Saturday, Jan. 5. Kotch finished second in the 220-lb. bracket.
Coach Jack Garrison said the Dragons were a little flat coming off the holiday break, but part of that could be due to dropping weight. They're getting used to their new weights, but he feels it is making the team stronger. Garrison said he's glad to be back to a consistent practice schedule following the holidays.
Hermosillo and Dylan Kotch both wrestled well, said Garrison. Hermosillo lost his semifinal match in a two-point decision to the eventual champion but came back strong to take third. Kotch met a very tough senior wrestler in the finals. He wrestled him well but lost an eight-point decision.
Fossil Ridge won the Jan. 5 tournament with 183.5 points, followed by Legacy 135, Longmont 106, Roosevelt 100, Fort Collins 93.5, Gateway 93.5, Poudre 81.5, Fort Morgan 72, Mountain Vista 69, Smoky Hill 69, Holyoke 68, Loveland 66.5, Akron 57.5, Northridge 56, Sand Creek 52 and Skyline 4.5.
The JV team wrestled a round robin tournament at Grant, Neb. Tuesday, Jan. 8, with results to appear in next week's Enterprise.
This Saturday, Jan. 12, the varsity wrestlers will head to Chase County, Neb., while the JV team will compete at Rocky Mountain High School in Fort Collins.
Individual results from Saturday's tournament follow:
106 lbs.—Eric Rojo lost a 9-22 match to fourth-place finisher Seth Abreo of Loveland and was pinned in 2:09 by Tanner Watson of Akron.
120 lbs.—Issac Brandt was pinned in 1:37 by Luke Bowers of Fossil Ridge, pinned Derek Witzke of Mountain Vista in 3:32 and was pinned in 3:03 by Jared Wells of Longmont.
126 lbs.—Morgan Golden was pinned in :09 by fourth-place finisher Jackson Nichols of Mountain Vista and was pinned in :54 by Reilly Terranova of Longmont.
138 lbs.—Nick Ortner pinned Mason Marsh of Poudre in :44, was pinned in 3:11 by eventual champion Taylor Killion of Fossil Ridge, won a 10-0 decision over Spencer Erjavec of Mountain Vista and lost a 1-3 decision to fourth-place finisher Erick Palomino of Northridge.
145 lbs.—Ben Martinez lost a 0-6 decision to fourth-place finisher Evan Person of Smoky Hill, won a 6-1 decision over Zac Weiser of Poudre and lost a 3-5 decision to Lane Olsen of Longmont.
Jesus Hermosillo has control of his Smoky Hill opponent, who he pinned in 3:35 in the 195-lb. weight division at the Fort Collins Invitational Saturday. Hermosillo finished third in the tourney.
152 lbs.—Leo Ortiz pinned Evan Baker of Skyline in 1:42, was pinned in 2:55 by fourth-place finisher Gabe Marquez of Poudre, pinned Eric Metcalf of Sand Creek in 2:32 and lost a 1-9 decision to Drake Greeott of Longmont.
160 lbs.—T.J. Gertner was pinned in 1:53 by eventual champion Connor Casady of Legacy, pinned Collin Frank of Loveland in 2:29, won by forfeit over Riley McConnell of Fort Collins and was pinned in 2:06 by Chris Shriver of Fort Morgan.
170 lbs.—Spencer Kotch was pinned in 4:40 by Tom Nichols of Longmont, won a match by a forfeit and lost a close 5-7 decision to Willie Dunkleman of Loveland.
182 lbs.—Astolfo Rojo was pinned in 2:17 by eventual champion Dalton Weis of Loveland, pinned J.T. Lepore of Fort Collins in 3:51, pinned Mike Robinson of Poudre in 1:50 and was pinned in 1:23 by third-place finisher Forrest Wetterstrom of Longmont.
195 lbs.—Jesus Hermosillo placed third. He pinned Stanley Garcia of Loveland in 4:42, lost a close 3-5 decision to eventual champion Payton Tapia of Fossil Ridge, pinned Austin Rutledge of Smoky Hill in 3:35 and won a 5-1 decision over Jaime Ramos Vega of Longmont.
220 lbs.—Dylan Kotch placed second. He pinned Wyatt Allerheiligen of Roosevelt in 3:27, pinned Montana Heiman of Fort Collins in 1:44 and lost a 2-10 decision to Skylar McWee of Legacy in the championship.
285 lbs.—Fernando Rojo was pinned by fourth-place finisher Dexter Bess of Smoky Hill and was pinned in :41 by Frank Davis of Mountain Vista.
Holyoke Enterprise January 10, 2013


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Authorities in northwest Georgia say a barricaded man is holding five firefighters hostage.
Gwinnett County Police Cpl. Edwin Ritter says firefighters on Wednesday responded to a medical call in Suwanee and were taken hostage by a suspect he didn't identify.
Ritter says information on a possible motive was not immediately available and a SWAT team is on the scene. He gave no more details. A call to the Gwinnett County Fire Department was not immediately returned.
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Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and welcome to everyone here this afternoon.
Mr. Chairman, one of the challenges facing U.S. engagement in the Balkans has always been to engage the region in the real day-to-day problems of the people who live there—problems that have so much to do with human rights and democracy—rather than give in to the temptation to see the Balkans only as a minor stage for broader military and diplomatic issues like European and Atlantic integration, the war on terrorism, and Russian expansionism.
Mr. Chairman, I have been following this region closely for many years, 12 of them as Chair or Co-Chair of this Commission, during the tragic years of the Bosnia and Kosovo wars. At that time, our government and others in Europe had to bear some responsibility for enabling the Serbian genocide against Bosnian Muslims by refusing to lift the arms embargo. It is to the credit of this Commission that several of us were among the most active voices in favor of lifting that embargo. Sadly, President Clinton did not listen to us, and to others like Bob Dole, until it was too late for the Muslims of Srebrenica. One of the lessons of the years since the wars ended is that the best way to make regional progress in the war on terrorism and integrate the Balkan countries into European and Atlantic structures will be to help these countries improve their human rights records and consolidate their democracies.
Mr. Chairman, I'd like to say a few words about Bosnia, one of the countries in which the U.S. has been most involved. In Bosnia, the priority remains constitutional reform. In 1995 the Dayton Agreement was a successful formula for stopping a war—but nobody dreamed that it could become a mid- or long-term constitution for Bosnia. But now, 14 years later, Bosnia is still governed according to Dayton, which allows small minorities to exercise a veto over legislative and executive action. I am afraid that allowing Bosnia to hang in this "Dayton limbo" is what is exacerbating ethnic and religious tensions, and encouraging separatists and extremists in their dream of dividing Bosnia. I strongly believe, with the great majority of Bosnians, that the country can't safely stay where it is, but has to move forward to become a one-person, one-vote democracy. Then it will be able to take up the project of joining the EU and NATO.
Mr. Chairman, thank you for calling this hearing on the Balkans, a region where the Commission has a long record of activity on behalf of human rights.


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I just read Gene Poore�s Oct. 8 letter headlined, �Comments on letters deserve a response,� and I think he is a good writer. I myself have written several letters that have been published. I�ve also written some that weren�t.
I never thought about going to the website to see comments on my letters. I may start doing that.
Some things I wrote I am proud of. Some I wrote I wish I would�ve put more thought into or never submitted to start with.
I own several Bibles and I even have the app on my tablet. I will never quote scripture as I am not very well versed on it. I also think those who choose to reference it may not be reaching their target audience.
I don�t think it�s bad to state your belief or quote scripture. It�s trying to sell to the non-believers that you need to work on.
As I�ve written before, kids learn from their parents. Whatever they observe they will see as being acceptable. Bad manners, bad attitudes and bad language will be the norm for that child when they get older.
Parents should be aware of their actions when their children are around or later on they may be asking, �Where did I go wrong?�
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Lifting Children Out of Poverty
February 22, 2013
Poverty among children in West Virginia has increased since 1969, according to two advocacy groups....
More people are struggling without a doubt. What percent of 11 year old WV children have a cell phone? A single mom with 2 kids and no job gets over 500 food stamps per month. Then I hear that they cant afford healthy food. That is because they get no check indefinately, so they sell half their food card for cash. This is really screwed up. Those buying $100 worth of food for $50 cash are often low income but above limits to receive food card themselves, this gives them more cigarette and beer money. The seller can now give their 8 yr old a cell phone. Our system is so severely abused. I dont think they even check ID for food cards. They need to be signed and check the signature.
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It's been proven that you can't solve the problem by throwing more money at it. Get mom & pop off their a##, out of the bar and take any kind of a job.
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"...getting out of the private sector's way so they can create jobs" Do you people really believe that crap?
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we're all living in poverty.where you people been?
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Some 175 volunteers join river cleanup
Published: Saturday, May 18, 2013 at 7:49 p.m.
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DUNNELLON — The Siegfried family snagged the big one Saturday to take top honors at the 33rd annual Rainbow River Cleanup.
The cleanup award winners
The Rainbow River Conservation Group listed these winners from Saturday's 33rd annual Rainbow River Cleanup:
Largest single piece collected: dock section, Siegfried family. Runner up: 4x8 plywood by Kayak Group
Largest amount of trash collected (bottle, sunglasses, and squirt guns): Ron Browall representing the Kayak Group
Most harmful item found: bag of lyngbya, an algae that forms large floating mats in freshwater tributaries, by Katherine Taubert.
Most colorful: bright blue bottle by Diane Lewis
Most unique item: full-size non-collapsible green lawn chair by Connie Evers and Bob Yost
Youngest participant: Eli Watson, 10
Most senior participant: John Albrecht, 78
Traveled farthest distance to attend: Bob Davies, from Cleveland
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Fran and Thor Siegfried and their daughter Meagan, 11, Rainbow River area residents, spotted a six-foot section of abandoned wooden dock from their canoe and wrestled it onto a pontoon boat piloted by Lon Wadsworth to haul it to the cleanup collection point at Rio Vista Beach Park northeast of Dunnellon.
"It's good that people care about the river," Meagan said. Her parents have participated in the cleanup since 1998.
The yearly cleanup is sponsored by the 200-member Rainbow River Conservation Group, which is focused on "protecting and preserving" the ecology and clear water of the Rainbow Springs-fed river, according to Jerry Rogers, one of the event's organizers and vice president of the group.
The Rainbow River Conservation Group maintains almost 50 wood duck houses along the river.
About 175 volunteers worked at the collection site and on the water in 10 pontoon boats and dozens of canoes and kayaks — many from an informal local kayaking group.
Volunteers scoured roughly five miles — from near the springhead to near the County Road 484 area — of the Rainbow River for trash and debris.
Linda Outten of Dunnellon piloted a pontoon with Rosey Robert-Burns, her grandson Jon Mims, 13, and Rainbow River Conservation Group member Paul Marraffino.
Marraffino said a type of algae, lyngbya, was another "bad thing" for the river.
"The lyngbya is encouraged by high nitrates in the water from commercial and residential fertilizers, septic tanks and waste water plants. The Rainbow is considered an impaired river by the state," Marraffino said.
A January 2013 report by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (www.dep.state.fl.us) details the segments of Rainbow Springs and the Rainbow River considered impaired. It also lists information about nitrates.
"The lyngbya interferes with the grass normally in the river where the fish bed and lay their eggs," Marraffino said.
Outten noted the presence of hydrilla on the river, which the University of Florida Center for Aquatic and Invasive Plants website (www.plants.ifas.ufl.edu) calls a weed that "infests" waterways and likely came to Florida around 1950 as an "aquarium plant."
"I've been familiar with the river all my life. There was no hydrilla years ago," said Outten, 66.
Cleanup participant Steve Spangler agreed with several fellow volunteers that this year's cleanup may have yielded less trash.
"Every year, it seems to get better," Spangler said.
Jim and Eleanor Moulton worked in the cleanup with a canoe.
"We have 13 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. We want this to remain nice for them," said Jim Moulton, 74, as he snorkeled alongside the canoe and picked up a Budweiser can.
Diver Chris Wise brought up a knife and some cans, while Sandra Marraffino, Paul Marraffino's wife, found a beach ball and disposable water bottles as she covered the area in a kayak.
Florida Fish and Wildlife Officer Wayne Hargabus praised the cleanup and stressed that disposable containers and alcohol are not legal on the water.
"There is a county ordinance against disposable containers and alcohol on the water. Violators get a mandatory court appearance and likely will be fined," Hargabus said.
Diane Lewis, on her second cleanup, picked up a shoe and cigarette lighter.
"It's cleaner this year," she said.
Divers Tom Knipe and Bob Davies found items that included Bud Light cans.
Carol Pickles, a veteran of three cleanup events, found trash and a squeak toy before she encountered an otter near her kayak.
"We want to keep a good environment for them," she said.
Penny Thomas was one of several Dunnellon residents joining the cleanup for the first year who indicated they would return.
"It was fun," Thomas said.
Marion County Sheriff's Office Dive Team Commander Lt. Dennis Joiner led 10 divers on a three-hour training exercise, which included cleaning up material such as beer cans.
"The trash was definitely not as plentiful this year, but we had a good training exercise," Joiner said.
At the noon gathering after the morning cleanup, Dunnellon Mayor Nathan Whitt thanked the volunteers and acknowledged the winners in each category.
"It was a great turnout. We are all part of the (ecological) situation and it's time we point the finger at ourselves as well as others," he said.
Pete Nelson, 48, and his daughter Paige, 16, visiting from Crystal River, found beer cans in the water working from a johnboat.
"We hope to take this idea back to our area," Pete Nelson said.
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LANDOVER, Md. (WUSA9) -- Three teens were able to escape potentially deadly flames after their car collided with a tractor trailer in Landover late Tuesday night.
Mark Brady, spokesman for the Prince George's County Fire Department, says the crash occurred in the 8400 block of Ardwick-Ardmore Road just before midnight.
According to Brady, sedan the teenagers were in struck the 18-wheeler so hard it became partially wedged underneath the trailer. Although all three victims suffered serious injuries, they were able to get out of the sedan before the two vehicles burst into flames. The driver of the big rig also escaped and was unharmed.
Brady says the tractor trailer was hauling mattress-making materials, which fed a fire that took approximately 20 minutes to bring under control.
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ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier – Afghanistan v Canada Result
Today the 36th match of ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier was scheduled to play between Afghanistan and Canada at Stirling. Due to rain the match abandoned without a ball bowled. According to rules both teams got 1, 1 point. Afghanistan got total eight points and secured second position in Group B.
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The 36th match of the ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier 2015 between Afghanistan and Canada was abandoned without a ball bowled on Saturday (July 18).
A wet outfield in Stirling delayed the start of proceedings. However, heavy overnight rain meant there was no play possible on the ground.
With both teams picking up one point each, Afghanistan ended the league phase of its tournament with eight points, ending up second in Group B table behind Scotland. It finishes its campaign with three wins in six matches, one loss and two washouts. With Kenya and the Netherlands left with their last league stage games, there is no certainty as to who will stay at the top of the table and gain automatic qualification for the World Twenty20 2016 in India.
There wasn't much consolation for Canada. It finished last on the Group B table with one point, having failed to register a single win during its campaign.
Ruvindu Gunasekera ended up as the highest run-getter for Canada with 139 runs in five games, while Cecil Pervez had five wickets in five games.
According to the format of the ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier 2015, the sides that top the two groups will automatically qualify for the ICC World Twenty20 India 2016, while the sides that finish second and third in each of the two groups will play cross-over matches with the two winners joining the table-toppers for the India tournament.
The losing sides of the two play-off matches will then play the fourth-placed sides from each of the two groups in cross-over matches with the winners completing the 16-team line-up for the ICC World Twenty20 India 2016.
The fifth-sixth and third-fourth position play-offs as well as the final will be played on the last three days of the tournament based on which these teams' seeding/groupings for the ICC World Twenty20 India 2016 will be confirmed.


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Baptism by fire! That's exactly what it was for me at this year's 8th Annual Goodguys Southwest Nationals in Scottsdale, Arizona. No, it wasn't boiling hot--in fact the weather was perfect. This was my first Goodguys show in the 10 years since I dove into the world of "old cars." I have often heard about how spectacular the Goodguys shows are, and I live close to a few, so I'm not quite sure why it's taken so long for me to experience one.
Experience is just what I got with it, too. With a late start, from flying in Saturday morning, I hit the ground running making my way through the thousands of glistening cars and trucks. Not only was I just trying to take in the show in general, but I had to pick the CLASSIC TRUCKS Top Ten awards as well as put together coverage for all of you. Now, at a lesser show this may have been an easier task, but with people migrating from far and wide, and culminating in Arizona to show their stuff, I had my work cut out for me. I armed myself with my trusty Canon, water, Top Ten forms, and put more miles on a pair of Converse shoes than should be allowed.
More than filling the field at WESTWORLD was a plethora of way-cool hot rods, customs, and musclecars that suited just about any taste or style. Of course, there were the heavy-hitters on hand, like Boyd and Foose who were rubbin' shoulders with the fans, as they wandered wide-eyed amongst the vendors all weekend. On the perimeter of the field, in the swap meet area, there were tons of cars, trucks, parts, people, and what have you. When I first walked up to it, I thought I was still in the show, as I was surrounded by a bunch of clean trucks for sale that had caught my eye. If you had enough cash, you could have gone to the swap meet, bought a truck, and spent the rest of the time with it in the show.
Saturday night I was invited to an open house/BBQ at Industrial Chassis in nearby Phoenix. Owner Steve Szymanski showed me around the shop, which was so big I almost cried. They had their hands full of all kinds of projects, not to mention their recent venture in dropping I-beam axles. I soon forgot about the trucks when I saw all the food waiting. It was just what the doctor ordered after a long day of beatin' my feet. I love good hospitality!
With the baptism now over, I feel like a better person for attending. Don't wait 10 years like I did to go to a Goodguys show. Thanks to all the classic truck owners for showing up. We hope to see even more of you in Scottsdale next year on November 18 & 19th! For more info go to www.good-guys.com.
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|Figure 1. Folsom Dam built on the American River near Sacramento in 1955 impounds up to 1 million acre-feet of water.
|Figure 2. Basin scale HMT-West 2008 map.
|Figure 3. Regional scale HMT-West 2008 map.
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- California Department of Water Resources
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NOAA's Hydrometeorological Testbed (HMT) is a demonstration program that focuses the use of advanced observational and modeling tools on quantitative precipitation estimation (QPE) and quantitative precipitation forecasting (QPF) for the purpose of improving hydrologic forecasts and warnings. The testbed approach will accelerate transitions from the research and development community to operations, as described in NOAA's Strategic Plan and recommended by the NOAA Hydrology Team's Science and Technology Infusion Plan (STIP) and the U.S. Weather Research Program (USWRP).
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Moustakas named winner of Joe Bauman Home Run Award by Minor League Baseball
Kansas City third base prospect Mike Moustakas has been named the Minor League Baseball Joe Bauman Home Run Award winner for the 2010 season.
Moustakas tied for the minor league lead with Angels' prospect Mark Trumbo with a combined 36 home runs for Northwest Arkansas (AA) and Omaha (AAA). By virtue of a 124-122 advantage in RBI for the season, Moustakas won the first tiebreaker over Trumbo. He will receive the Joe Bauman Trophy and a check for $7,200, representing $200 for each home run hit, at the Baseball Winter Meetings in Orlando, Fla., on December 6.
The Royals first-round pick (second overall) in 2007 combined to hit .322 (156-for-484) with 41 doubles, 124 RBI and 94 runs scored, posting a slugging percentage of .630. His RBI total was the second-most in all of minor league baseball.
The 21-year old Northridge, Calif., resident has accumulated several other honors throughout the 2010 season, including being named the Sporting News Minor League Hitter of the Year and a Baseball America 2010 first-team Minor League All-Star. He will represent Team USA at the Pan American Qualifying Tournament in Puerto Rico in October. Moustakas was also selected as the Royals' George Brett Minor League Hitter of the Year and the Texas League Player of the Year. Moustakas was also honored as one of five finalists for the USA Today Minor League Player of the Year.
Former Royals' farmhand Craig Brazell won the Joe Bauman Award in 2007, combining to hit 39 home runs for Wichita (AA) and Omaha (AAA). The award was established in 2002.


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Actresses from other countries have always been upbeat about acting in Bollywood films. Many of these actresses who were supermodels in their country are now one of the most glamorous actresses in Indian Cinema and are even ruling the hearts of their audience. With the passage of time Bollywood
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Bond for an accused rapist in Kemper County has been revoked following a probable cause hearing in Kemper County Circuit Court.
Daniel R. Zales was arrested in August 2012 on charges of rape, kidnapping and forgery. Officials said at that time that Zales was holding a woman against her will and even tried to force her to get a marriage license with him at the Kemper County Courthouse. But the victim was able to get away and run across the street to the DeKalb Police Department.
"Not only did they find enough evidence to keep him, the judge also found enough evidence in our testimonies to revoke his bond," said Kemper County Sheriff James Moore. "So at this time his bond has been revoked on Mr. Zales and his next court date will be the end of April of this year."
Zales was working at the Kemper County coal plant at the time of his arrest. He has been incarcerated since his arrest.
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Sansevero Chapel Museum - Naples
Founded at the end of the 16th century by Prince Giovanni Francesco de Sangro in the garden of his hestate, in the Ancient City centre of Naples, for veneration of the Madonna della Pietà.
The Sansevero Chapel was enlarged two centuries later by the Prince Raimondo de Sangro, a complex figure, an inventor, who studied in magic, alchemy, and was a strong supporter of the arts.
The rectangular nave is decorated with frescoes by Francesco Maria Russo and has sculptures of considerable values of 17th and 18th century, including the "Deposition" by Francesco Celebrano, the "Pudicizia" by Antonio Corradini and the "Disinganno" by Francesco Queirolo.
The chapel is most famous, however, for its "'Veiled Christ", one of the most famous sculptures in the world (now placed at the centre of the chapel), and the mysterious "Anatomic Machines", two corpses in which their circulatory system are perfectly visible, experiments by the Prince.
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C-Notching a '60 Ford F-100 Frame - Getting FramedWritten by on July 25, 2012
Recently I had the opportunity to pick up a new project vehicle (a '60 Ford F-100) from a good friend of mine, John Meadows at Deuces Wild Hotrods & Customs Inc. The truck is not perfect and the motor is not running, but hey, all that stuff is coming out and being replaced with quality aftermarket parts anyhow. So where do I start? How far should I take the build? Do I want to show it or just drive it? This is when my wonderful wife got involved and said, "If your going to build another truck, it better be for me." I responded in my usual sarcastic tone, "Can I call it 'honey do' and get out of doing chores?" It was worth a shot, but hey, I have a new project ready and waiting for modification.
A game plan is not set for the truck yet because my wife and I need to research what she likes and doesn't like. What I can tell you is that I will be starting with the frame and suspension to get the stance correct. John's original plan was to make the truck handle, but be geared for the street and not the autocross. I think I may stick with that plan and do my best to show you guys how to do it with off-the-shelf parts and minimal fabrication skills. Getting ready for suspension you need to consider how low you want to go, but maybe more important is suspension travel. Have you ever been driving down the road and BANG – you hit your rear bumpstops because of a small dip?
I have, and I know plenty of trucks that could use a few more inches of travel in the rear suspension. To get more travel in the rear and a lot more room to lower the rear suspension, we called up Art Morrison Enterprises and ordered a set of their pre-bent, 90-degree mandrel-bent square tubing (part # 32347200). The square tubing is bent the hard way, and to be honest, we were expecting it to be kinked in spots, but when the tubing arrived it was almost perfect.
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John then double-checked the axle centerline to make sure the axle is setting square in the frame. This way we could remove the old frame material to make room for the new C-notch.John traced the stock frame to the new notch so that he could get an accurate measurement of where to trim the C-notch.The C-notch should slip right in now. If you are happy with the placement then you can tack it in with a MIG or TIG welder.Now both C-notches are in the frame; you should support the frame from twisting side to side. We used a piece of 1x1 tubing on the inside of the new C-notch to add support.John measured the frame and everything else four times until he was satisfied with welding the top of the C-notch in.Boxing plates were then traced out using thick paper. I then cut out sheetmetal boxing plates from 10g plate that was 6 inches wide. I set the boxing plate material in about 1⁄8 inch so that the welds have a place to sit inside the frame. I then tacked the plate in and waited for it to cool before finish-welding it.
Originally I was going to cut the stock frame on the inside, but after cutting one side I didn't like the way it turned out. Using a cut-off wheel, I followed my Sharpie lines and was careful to cut only the stock frame material.Prep the frame before welding everything together. I used a large wire wheel in the end of a grinder to get into the areas that a grinding disc would not.Make sure the welder is turned to the correct setting. With framework, it's all about good penetration. I had John's Miller MIG welder set at 6 with the wire speed at 5 and it was working great.


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I'm a nut for the History channel & so I wanted to see who else was excited to see this series which starts on Memorial Day?!?!
I'm sick of them pimping it every commercial break but I'll be tuning in for sure..haha the DVR is already set!
DVR is already set. Can't wait.
Yeah, thanks for the reminder.
They are sneaky...both Pickers and Pawn Stars happened to have items related to them as well....some subtle education/interest building on their other shows.
I am very interested in the history from this era so, heck yeah I'm watching.
DVR was set last night. Don't forget that it is 3 nights in a row.
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Kevin Costner.
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I'm pretty excited to see this.
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My one challenge in watching this is that my wife hates Costner. Says he is a non-actor. Not sure why, but he gets on her nerves in a big way.
Yeah, we set our DVR as well. Really looking forward to it.
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So amped for this. Is it three 2-hour segments?
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My one challenge in watching this is that my wife hates Costner. Says he is a non-actor. Not sure why, but he gets on her nerves in a big way.
I must be related to your wife.
I'd agree with you, but then we'd both be wrong.
I fell for TV advertising too. I'll be watching.
At least I didn't buy a Slap Chop or something.
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The times they are-a-changing: The modern-day workforce and its effect on facilities management
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Smarter buildings at Pulse 2012
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On the heels of a successful showing at Pulse 2011, smarter buildings returns to Pulse 2012 as part of the Smarter Physical Infrastructures stream. The stream also includes tracks for Enterprise Asset Management (7 tracks), Integrated Workplace Management Systems (2 tracks) and Smarter Cities (1 track).In 2011, smarter buildings was ... [ + Read more ]
Caveat Lectoris
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Asset Management is inextricably linked to Supply Chain Management. Regardless of an organizations decision manage these processes in the same or disparate systems; integrated or non-integrated, they are indelibly connected. Internal labor alone is insufficient to operate and maintain your assets, which may require fuel, lubricants, and regular replacement of parts just for routine operation. ... [ + Read more ]
Space-Centric Maintenance Planning
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Today's blog comes from David Turner, worldwide industry lead for Maximo government solutions. Recent involvement with some shipyard maintenance initiatives and continued excitement over the IBM acquisition of Tririga spurred me to remember a conundrum from my days as a naval engineer in the U.S. Coast Guard. Specifically, I remembered how ... [ + Read more ]
Facilities Friday: Collaboration with Johnson Controls' Panoptix™ and IBM Smarter Buildings - by Dave Bartlett
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Guest blogger: Dave Bartlett, IBM As most project managers know, you can't do it alone in the smarter buildings market—it takes collaboration across multiple units with your organization: facilities management, IT, finance, corporate and more. IBM recognizes the need for different skills and has partnered with industry leaders to deliver ... [ + Read more ]
Facilities Friday: Integrate facilities management and IT to reduce energy and operating costs
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Hi all, Now that I have your attention, I wanted to let you know about a recent webcast, an upcoming webcast, and our participation at an industry trade show. Let's start with the webcast that took place this past Wednesday, September 14th. As many of you may be aware, IBM recently published ... [ + Read more ]
Facilities Friday: EAM & IWMS role in smarter buildings
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Hi blog enthusiasts, welcome to another installment of Facilities Friday. When we last met, we talked about our new solution, IBM Intelligent Building Management. Quick refresher: IBM Intelligent Building Management is a solution that combines real-time monitoring with event management and analytics to help building owners and managers optimize energy, ... [ + Read more ]
Facilities Friday (a day early): IBM's new solution for Smarter Buildings
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Good morning...it's about 6:40AM on a rainy Thursday here in Massachusetts as I begin to type this. Why am I up you ask? It could be the hungy, week-old baby in the next room, but no (don't worry, mom's up too), it's smarter buildings that is on my mind, so ... [ + Read more ]
Facilities Friday - An integrated solution for smarter buildings, part 2: The Value of an integrated solution
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An integrated smarter buildings solution, simply stated, should integrate with your building management system(s) & monitor facilities/building assets in real-time, capturing data that can be used to improve energy efficiency, asset performance, and ultimately reduce operating costs and environmental impact. You really need to be able to collect such data ... [ + Read more ]
Facilities Friday: An integrated solution for smarter buildings, part 1: Why do we need it?
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In our first FF blog post, we started to explore the notion of "smarter buildings" and defined them as being integrated physical and digital infrastructures that are more cost effective for their owners and operators through more efficient use of energy & space, enhanced operations and asset reliability. Let's take ... [ + Read more ]
Facilities Friday blog: Smarter buildings Pulse Wrap up
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We're back from Pulse 2011, and what a week it was for smarter buildings. Smarter buildings was a key topic throughout the event, from the conference kickoff, to the EAM track kickoff, to dedicated sessions in 2 tracks, plus various panels and press.12 smarter buildings sessions from customers and partners:Leadership ... [ + Read more ]
Facilities Friday: Smarter buildings come to Pulse 2011
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As most of you know by now, Pulse 2011 is returning to the MGM Grand in Las Vegas February 27 - March 2. As part of this year's EAM track, we've added an exciting new sub-track for smarter buildings. I talked about what a smarter building is in my last ... [ + Read more ]
Welcome to Facilities Friday!
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Welcome to the new Facilities Friday blog! Facilities Friday will be a monthly blog that highlights what we are doing specifically around facilities management. Our focus will be smarter buildings and how smarter asset management can help you create a more energy, operationally and space efficient building or facility. For ... [ + Read more ]
BOMA Summary and Videos
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Did you miss the Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) event in Long Beach, CA? Or maybe you just missed all of our coverage of the event in last week's blogs. Either way, below is a summary that I'm sure you will find helpful. It was a great event where we ... [ + Read more ]
BOMA Event starts in Long Beach, CA
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The Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) event this year just started in Long Beach, CA. The key session I attended today was "Green Buildings and Worker Productivity" hosted by Norman Miller, Vice President of Analytics, CoStar Group and Pat Garibay, Business Development Director for Contracting Solutions at Trane. While the ... [ + Read more ]


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A look at this week's top recalls.
180K pounds of prepacked salads recalled
A California company is recalling more than 180,000 pounds of prepackaged salads and sandwich wraps containing chicken and ham following an outbreak of E. coli-related illnesses in three states, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said.
The Food and Drug Administration found a cluster of E. coli-related illnesses in California in which patients had reported eating the ready-to-eat salads with grilled chicken. Since then, 26 patients have been identified in California, Arizona and Washington state.
The USDA said the salads and wraps were produced between Sept. 23 and Nov. 6 by Glass Onion Catering of Richmond, California, and intended for sale in eight states. Some of the food was packaged under the name Atherstone Fine Foods.
The USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service and the FDA were investigating the source of the E. coli contamination, which the USDA said was uncommon in poultry products. Consumers were told to destroy any product they had on hand.
The bacterium blamed for the illnesses, E. coli O157:H7, can cause dehydration, bloody diarrhea and abdominal cramps and, in the most severe cases, kidney failure. The USDA advised people who experience these symptoms to seek emergency medical care immediately.
Hundreds of infant cradle gliders recalled
Dream On Me Inc. is recalling hundreds of its Lullaby Cradle Gliders sold through nationwide retailers including Walmart and Toys R Us. At least two infants who were in the gliders when a support board under the mattress came loose, causing a fall hazard. Owners should call the company for a free repair kit.
Violation of federal standards prompts pajama recall
More than 1,000 sets of children's pajamas are being recalled by BabyCottons for failing to meet minimum standards for flammability. Consumers should contact the company for a full refund and stop using the product immediately.
Wooden bunk beds recalled for guardrail problem
Wood Castle Furniture is recalling a model of its wooden bunk beds for a problem with the guardrails. No injuries have been reported. The beds were sold nationwide and cost up to $1,700. Consumers should stop using them immediately and contact the company for a free repair.


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