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17 January 2013
I have been playing guitar for about a year now. I really enjoy it and I am going to continue, but I am also very interested in learning the bass.
In January I am going to rent one (along with an amp) for a month to see how I like it. If I do I would really like to buy a Hofner. Does anyone here own one? I can see that they are a little pricey, probably between $400 and $600 Canadian. I think it would totally be worth it.
"Please don't bring your banjo back, I know where it's been.. I wasn't hardly gone a day, when it became the scene.. Banjos! Banjos! All the time, I can't forget that tune.. and if I ever see another banjo, I'm going out and buy a big balloon!"
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17 January 2013
IveJustSeenAFaceo said
I play bass, it's great, doesn't get a lot of glory. (Except in the Beatles case) Don't know about a Hofner, they are pretty expensive. I'm looking to try to learn guitar at some point. Hope you like bass!
Thanks, me too!
I hear that style is light and easy to play. I'm renting an Epiphone in the new year:
These are around $350 anyways, so another $150ish more to get a Hofner isn't much difference. Can't wait!
"Please don't bring your banjo back, I know where it's been.. I wasn't hardly gone a day, when it became the scene.. Banjos! Banjos! All the time, I can't forget that tune.. and if I ever see another banjo, I'm going out and buy a big balloon!"
14 February 2014
Never played one outright, but fumbling around with one in the guitar shops, I'm extremely offput by the light-weightness of it. I feel like I'm going to snap it in half as I hold it. I love the idea of the violin bass, but it astounds me that McCartney played this thing as long as he did. Obviously his was much better built, though I have to imagine that the basic features on a replica are the same.
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TACOMA — Rachel McQuivey's best hope for a state title might be in the 300-meter hurdles, but it was another race that gave her the most satisfaction Saturday.
"Probably the 100 hurdles," the Skyview senior said after sweeping both races at the Class 4A bi-district track and field meet at Mount Tahoma High School. "That race and I have been in a fight since my sophomore year."
McQuivey surged in the second half of the race to win the 100 hurdles, before cruising to a victory in the longer event.
"I started out pretty slow," she said of the 100 hurdles. "With that race, with the competition ahead of me sometimes I get flustered, which isn't the best thing to do."
With the victories, McQuivey advanced to the state meet, Thursday through Saturday, also at Mount Tahoma. She also ran the anchor legs as Skyview's 400- and 1,600-meter relay teams qualified for state.
The top eight finishers in each event at the 4A bi-district meet earned berths to the state competition, meaning that much of the pressure was eliminated after Friday's preliminaries. Anybody who qualified for a final on the track had already earned a spot at state.
"Yesterday, my hamstring was getting a little tight," McQuivey said Saturday after winning the 300 hurdles. "So I was taking it a little easy, still staying ahead of the competition."
McQuivey won the 300 hurdles in 45.14 seconds, well off the personal best of 43.60 she ran in finishing second at the 2010 state meet. She is ranked second in the state among all classifications in the 300 hurdles, but it not among the top 10 in the 100 hurdles.
In other highlights from the 4A meet:
• Skyview finished second in both the boys and girls team races. The boys title was won by Kent-Meridian with 62.5 points — a half-point better than the Storm. The girls title went to Kentwood, 79-62 over Skyview.
• On the boys side, Skyview got a lift from Brad Michael, who won the 400, finished third in the 200, and anchored the winning 1,600 relay.
Teammate Kevin Boyd was fourth in the 400 and ran the third leg on the relay squad.
In the 400, Michael barely held off Austin Thummel-Gravitt from Rogers of Puyallup, winning in 49.05 to Thummel-Gravitt's 49.07.
"I could sense he was there," Michael said. "You start pushing more. You just have to focus on your technique."
• Union's Jacob Troupé won the high jump with a mark of 6 feet, 7 inches. Troupé won the state 3A title this year, but Union's move to 4A puts him in the same classification as Kasen Williams from Skyline of Sammamish, who has a state-best mark of 6-11 this year.
"I'm feeling healthier than I have all season," Troupé said, looking ahead to the state meet. "I'm not looking for anything less than winning."
• Forest Russell of Skyview finished second in the long jump, after needing a strong effort on his third attempt to reach the finals.
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Russell delivered a jump of 22-2, which held up for second place behind the 22-4¼ by B.J. Arceneaux of Kentwood.
• The most emotional moment of the meet came in the 300 hurdles, won by McQuivey. Sarah Toeaina of Kentwood fell early in the race and suffered an apparent ankle injury.
She walked the remainder of the race, gingerly easing over each hurdle, and finished in 2:31.30 amid cheers from the crowd. Having already qualified for a berth to state, Toeaina needed to complete the race to qualify for next week's competition.

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My occult blood test was positive. My dad has had 2 colonoscopies in 3 years with 2 to 3 small polyps each time at age 75. He was told they were pre cancer. I went in for my first colonoscopy this week at 58 and they found and removed 12. Ten were 1 to 2 cm in size and 1 was 10 to 12 cm while the bleeder was 22 to 24 and was removed with the scope being pulled. They said something about rooting. A clip was placed on it. It took two hours and 45 minutes, unsedated due to cardiac and apnea issues. It is still well worth the pain. I'm just waiting for the biopsy results. Get checked people!
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My paternal grandmother died of colon cancer at the age of 90. My father has had polyps removed. At the age of 35, I was diagnosed with rectal cancer. I had been doctoring for six weeks for hemorrhoids, which I was pretty sure I did not have. I was right. I had tried to have a bowel movement and filled the pot with blood instead. My doctor said it was hemorrhoids. He never checked, just assumed because of my age. An occult test came back negative. Luckily, I insisted on a referral where they immediately found the tumor through a digital rectal exam. The tumor, and my rectum, was removed, and I have had no further instances of polyps or cancer. I am now 53. I was having a colonoscopy annually until just a couple of years ago when I was graduated to every three years. Yes, the prep is the worst part, but it is worth every bit of the inconvenience and disgusting stuff you have to drink. My motto is that you know your own body. If something doesn't seem right, go as far as you need to go until you are satisfied with what the doctor says. Get a second opinion if you are unsure.
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Twelve years ago as the two men were driving along a back road between Sharon and Millerton they passed a for sale sign at the edge of a cornfield. Because the corn was too high to see any of the surrounding country, they returned with a step ladder to discover rolling fields that seemed to stretch to the foothills of the Berkshires. In the other direction Indian Mountain rose majestically above Indian Lake. They decided it was the perfect place to build a house and garden.
Because the views in every direction were so immense, they realized that their garden would have to match the scale of its surroundings. To define the spaces and create height they planted over a hundred arborvitaes that provided structure for the grasses and perennials that would fill the garden. The trees, along with evergreen shrubs including box as well as many varieties of grasses ensured there would be something to see during the winter months. Other structural elements include walls, fences and a hedge of clipped beech also provide structure.
Wente (he is an architect - more about him in a future issue) designed the house and garden so that that they would flow seamlessly into one another. Each of the eight doors on the ground floor frames a vista that makes that particular section of the garden an integral part of the house.
Two strong axes divided by crosswalks run from the house to the end of the gardens. The principle axis leads to the elegantly shaped pool surrounded by lush plantings of rudbekia and grasses. Beyond the pool billowing beds of nepeta frame a "sculpture garden" of solar panels that supply most of the electricity for the house. At the end of this main axis a water rill bordered with hostas and grasses and punctuated with gnarly apple trees is set against a backdrop of bamboo and drifts of tall grasses.
Having established the bones of the garden, Wente and Hyland created a number of smaller gardens within the structure, each defined by a color or a texture but unified by the many varieties of grasses, which move in the breeze and relieve the formality of the design. These grasses are not only a common theme among the smaller gardens but make a transition from the more cultivated plantings to the open fields and meadows that surround the house.
Throughout the garden one is struck by the use of color, texture and shape in the choice of plants as well as the immaculate attention to detail. Ornaments abound. There are handsome pots containing plants with dramatic foliage. Most spectacular is a group four structures comprised of four 10 foot metal rods arranged in a square in each of which sits a silver globe. Many plants have been chosen for their sculptural effects such as the tall and faintly sinister Angelica whose long leafless stems hold heads of round flowers.
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I think it's kinda cheap for men to say that a woman should be able to accept all the consequences for sex. Honestly, it isn't the man who ends up stuck with the baby. If the government said that the father is legally required to help the mother financially, that would be one thing, but notice how nobody is racing to make that law. For some reason, men think that women should handle the burden of children completely alone. That's what's really frustrating about the abortion debate. A bunch of men making decisions for women without even attempting to see a woman's side.
Not to mention the damage to a woman's body from pregnancy and child birth. Pregnancy is the number one killer of women in the world. Right after it is child birth. Abortion is a safe alternative to putting people who aren't ready for pregnancy through a massive ordeal that may claim their life. Nobody on the pro-life side thinks about that. Not to mention, all of the babies that will be flooding into the foster care system. Our foster care is already bursting at the seams. It'll only get worse. Who is going to take care of these children? Who is going to feed them? Give them an education? Most importantly: raise them to be functioning members of society? No one.
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Tata Motors Profit Drops 37%, but Tops Forecast
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The maker of the Nano minicar has been hit by weaker demand in its home market as a slowing economy and high vehicle-ownership costs have led many potential customers to defer purchases. Fierce competition from rivals which introduced new models and gave price discounts also hurt sales of Tata vehicles in India.
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Net profit for the three months ended March 31 dropped to 39.45 billion rupees ($700 million) from 62.34 billion rupees a year earlier. It however topped the 27.09-billion-rupee average of estimates in a poll of 15 analysts.
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Sales of Tata-brand vehicles fell 31% to 197,056 automobiles. However, those of its Jaguar Land Rover luxury brands climbed 18.7% to 116,340 vehicles in the quarter. Tata Motors said the sales volume was a quarterly record for Jaguar Land Rover.
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TabPanel with no items breaks on creation - PR2
In the application we're developing, there is a TabPanel that has no items in the view, so the items can be added dynamically by the controller.
Here's the view code:
Ext.define('BFM.view.Portal', { extend: 'Ext.TabPanel', xtype: 'portal', config: { fullscreen: true, scrollable: false, tabBar : { itemId: 'navigation', docked : 'bottom', layout : { pack : 'center' }, scrollable: { direction: 'horizontal' } } } })Code:
Uncaught TypeError: Object #<Object> has no method 'getAnimation'
The same doesn't happen when I add one single item in the view's config section.
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This override should fix the error and the tabs should animate in the proper direction as well:
Ext.override(Ext.tab.Panel, { doSetActiveItem: function(newActiveItem, oldActiveItem) { if (newActiveItem) { var items = this.getInnerItems(), oldIndex = items.indexOf(oldActiveItem), newIndex = items.indexOf(newActiveItem), reverse = oldIndex > newIndex; this.getLayout().getAnimation().setReverse(reverse); this.callParent(arguments); if (newIndex != -1) { this.getTabBar().setActiveTab(newIndex); } } } });
17 Nov 2011 2:56 PM #4
Almost there
Hi James,
Thanks so much for the override.
It solved the 'getAnimation' error, but animations are not consistent.
- Chrome and Safari (desktop and iPhone simulator): Animations goes from right to left only.
- iOS 5 Simulator with phonegap: works correctly.
- Android with phonegap: the app doesn't even launch with PR2, but that should be another issue.
17 Nov 2011 4:14 PM #5
Indeed there is much work to do on Animations and this will be done before a final release. We do feel that those problems have a lower priority to other issues such as missing functionality or critical bugs such as this one.


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Ever since T-Mobile executive Joe Mallahan entered the Seattle mayoral race in May, the label "newcomer" has clung to him like an extra name.
Ever since T-Mobile executive Joe Mallahan entered the Seattle mayoral race in May, the label "newcomer" has clung to him like an extra name.
Mallahan, 46, has never run for public office, or been visibly involved in any issues or debates to come before City Hall.
Before he volunteered for the Obama campaign last year, Mallahan's main claim to civic engagement was his support of a foster children's charity and the Great Wallingford Wurst Festival. He didn't even vote in some recent local elections.
Yet with a pledge of $200,000 to his own campaign, and some success in scoring endorsements from local Democratic party groups, Mallahan has become the mayoral race's biggest wild card.
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His campaign has consisted mainly of bashing Mayor Greg Nickels, claiming the city has "failed to deliver on basic services" while wasting too much money on big projects such as redevelopment of South Lake Union.
With no political record to judge him by, Mallahan's supporters and rivals have looked to his nine years at T-Mobile USA, the Bellevue-based wireless giant, for clues as to how he might lead the city.
Mallahan says he's proved himself as a creative problem-solver. Last year, he was singled out as executive of the year for his "crazy uncle" ideas — plans that appeared odd at first, but wound up helping the company.
"I really am known at T-Mobile as an innovator," said Mallahan.
Opponents, however, have tried to link Mallahan to T-Mobile's hostility toward a union trying to organize workers at its call centers and retail stores.
Seattle City Councilmember and mayoral candidate Jan Drago attacked Mallahan in a statement this month, saying he "can't brag about his management background as a T-Mobile executive when it's convenient, and then disclaim T-Mobile management practices when it conflicts with his campaign."
While running for mayor, Mallahan has kept working at T-Mobile part time as vice president of operations strategy. He ranks in the top 40 or so executives in the 30,000-employee company. (Mallahan says he'll take a leave of absence, if necessary, after the primary.)
At T-Mobile, Mallahan has been known as "a go-to, big-projects guy," said Sue Nokes, the company's former chief customer and operations officer. She was Mallahan's boss until she left the company in June.
"He would pull people together from the various departments, coalesce them around a goal and get it done," Nokes said. She described him as "passionate" when he has an idea, but said "you could bring in new data and he wouldn't dig his heels in — I've seen Joe change his mind when presented with different facts."
Perhaps his signature accomplishment was creating the company's "FlexPay" plan, which allows prepaid wireless phone customers — traditionally lower-income customers charged high per-minute rates — to get deals similar to those who sign up for two-year contracts. That idea has brought in millions of new customers.
Mallahan said he had to work against the industry assumption that catering to lower-income people wouldn't be profitable.
Mallahan's opponents argue he can't claim credit for T-Mobile accomplishments without also answering for the company's efforts to stymie a union-organizing campaign by the Communications Workers of America (CWA).
A memo T-Mobile sent to its retail-store managers last year with anti-union talking points has been circulated by rival campaigns.
The memo instructed managers to "refresh (employees') understanding" of the company's policy banning "all third parties, including union organizers" from soliciting or distributing materials on T-Mobile property.
Mallahan said he never saw the memo before it was brought up in the campaign. He said he thought it was a fake until he showed it to the company's chief personnel officer, who confirmed it was real.
"I expressed my personal outrage as to the tone of the memo," Mallahan said. "I also made it clear the position staked out in that memo goes against my personal belief of the right of workers to organize."
CWA organizers have no proof Mallahan was involved in T-Mobile's response to the union, but said they believe all high-level executives would have been generally aware of T-Mobile's opposition.
Jeanne Carpenter, who worked as a CWA organizer in Oregon, called the company's attitude "union avoidance at all costs." She cited a 400-page manual prepared for T-Mobile management that listed "warning signs" of union activity and offered advice on how to defeat organizing efforts.
CWA represents 700,000 workers nationwide, including reporters, and advertising and circulation staff at The Seattle Times.
Sensitive about the subject, Mallahan frequently repeats a story about how his grandfather, a longshoreman on the Everett waterfront, used to come home bloodied from fights with anti-union thugs.
David Freiboth, executive secretary of the King County Labor Council, which has endorsed Nickels, said Mallahan's recent statements in support of union organizing do make a difference to organized labor. But, said Freiboth, "Mallahan is an unknown quantity. He has no record in labor, he has no record in government."
Despite his low profile before entering the race, Mallahan says he always planned to run for public office.
He likes to tell how he worked his way through college at the Catholic University in Washington, D.C., by working for Democratic Congressman Al Swift of Bellingham. (This being Seattle, Mallahan doesn't usually bring up his brief stint working for Republican U.S. Sen. Slade Gorton.)
It was in Swift's office, Mallahan says, that a mentor advised him to go prove himself in the corporate world before entering politics.
Mallahan eventually got an MBA from the University of Chicago and landed a job in the mid-1990s as president of a Century Tile, a Chicago company with 10 stores and 200 employees.
In Chicago, he also volunteered as an organizer for United Power for Action and Justice, a group that looks out for the interests of the poor.
Joshua Hoyt, a former lead organizer for the group, remembers Mallahan as "a big, friendly Catholic businessman." Mallahan built support for a homeless shelter for black women in his own wealthy, white north Chicago neighborhood.
"There was vicious, mean-spirited opposition," Hoyt said, from neighbors who wanted to force the church that owned the property to sell it to a developer for townhomes. "He was very active in organizing support … and we eventually won," Hoyt said.
Mallahan took a job with T-Mobile in 2000, and moved to Seattle with his wife and two daughters. They live in Wallingford.
He said the demands of work and of raising a family kept him busy and largely disengaged from politics here until last year, when he volunteered for the local Obama campaign. It was that work that revived his interest in running for office. "I said to myself, 'Gee, you're having a lot of fun, this is very impassioned. It's time to do something,' " he said.
Mallahan's main pitch to voters is that he'd be a better manager than Nickels by demanding accountability from city departments.
He's called for the firing of city transportation director Grace Crunican for well-publicized screwups by road crews. He also mocks the South Lake Union streetcar as an expensive "pet project" and opposes plans to expand the streetcar line.
"I'd been disappointed in the mayor for some time," Mallahan said. "I'd saved enough money to do something like this, and the judgment I came to was that Seattle really needed a pragmatic leader at City Hall."
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Why would they not? just because the previous 2 remakes were in pairs doesn't mean that the next one must be in a pair too.
In the past they would come out with a third "enhanced" title such as Emerald, Platinum and Crystal.
Now they released a pair of games after BW, which were BW2.
IMO it is entirely possible that the next games be single and not paired versions.
The third versions still went along with the first two. If you got any one version, you had to trade with another game to get all the Pokemon.
Of all the things we are uncertain about, whether the games will be paired or not is not one of them. Time and again Masuda has stated in interviews that having multiple versions--forcing players to interact with each other--is at the very core of Pokemon. So unless Game Freak wants to remove that, what makes Pokemon "Pokemon," we will see multiple versions continue into the future.
Removing multiple version removes trading. What is Pokemon without trading? So I have to agree with Pingouin7; just a remake of Emerald? Maybe if they had two all-new Hoenn games to go along with it with the same regional PokeDex, but that's just stretching it!
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November 27, 2013Reviewer: Sean in ChinaDespite reading some mixed online reviews about how the Ethyl Ester form of creatine compares, I wanted to try something different; normal creatine caps were affecting my stomach and giving me some 'anxious bowel symptoms'! I take creatine mainly for recovery and had previously tried the ON caps.
I'm not sure if I had a bad batch of these Axis Labs caps; they seem to absorb quite easily and are quite effective, but I soon noticed symptoms of indigestion, even if taken with food. Also, during the time that I was taking these caps, I suffered pains in my chest. So much so, that I went and had a heart scan (thankfully checking out ok)! But this discomfort seemed directly related to my consumption of this product. Finally, the caps themselves soon started to disintegrate; within 3-4 weeks of opening the bottle, they were completely stuck together, in a solid mass, and required breaking apart. The powder inside the caps is very bitter and acidic.
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Couples' Getaway or Family Fun in Niagara Falls
Four Points by Sheraton Niagara Falls Fallsview Hotel • Niagara Falls, Canada
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- A One-Night Couples' Getaway for Two People in a City-View King or Two-Queen Room; Sundays Through Thursdays from February 3 to March 31 ($99), or from March 13 to 17 and 27, 2016 ($119)
- Or, a One-Night Couples' Getaway for Two People in a City-View King or Two-Queen Room; Select Fridays on February 5, 19, and 26 and March 4 ($129) or March 11 and 18 ($139)
- Or, A One-Night Family Getaway for Two Adults and Two Children in a City-View King or Two-Queen Room, Sundays Through Thursdays from February 3 to March 31 ($99), or from March 13 to 17 and 27, 2016 ($119)
- Or, a One-Night Family Getaway for Two Adults and Two Children in a City-View King or Two-Queen Room; Select Fridays on February 5, 19, and 26 and March 4 ($129) or March 11 and 18 ($139)
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Embark on a Niagara Falls vacation that includes dining credits and fun for couples or families.
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Niagara Falls, Canada, was once strictly a honeymooners' destination, known for little more than gushing newlyweds and water. Today, the Ontario region offers a bit of something for everyone, and its main attraction is merely the starting point for discovering what else strikes your fancy. Straddling the border between Canada and the US, the city has developed into a destination for wine lovers, outdoor adventurers, golf devotees, and tourists from both sides.
The Digs
Try a getaway that you won't soon forget at Four Points by Sheraton Niagara Falls Fallsview Hotel. In the heart of Ontario's Fallsview tourist district, this Four Points by Sheraton hotel makes a splash with renovated rooms featuring 32-inch flat-screen TVs, high-speed Internet access, and views of the city. You can start the morning with strong coffee and a short stack at the IHOP located inside the hotel, then end your day at Ruth's Chris Steak House or East Side Mario's for a fun evening of fine dining.
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Couples' getaway:
• $70 credit to Ruth's Chris Steakhouse
• $20 credit to Outback Steakhouse
• $10 credit to IHOP
• $25 slot play credit at Fallsview Casino or Casino Niagara
Family getaway:
• $20 credit to East Side Mario's Italian Eatery & Bar (valid only on dinner entrées $17.99 or more)
• $20 credit to Outback Steakhouse
• $10 credit to IHOP
• Admission for four people to three attractions at Niagara Falls Fun Zone: Mini Putt Shipwreck Adventure, Niagara's Haunted Hallways, and Mystic Maze of Mirrors
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• 13% taxes and 5% destination fee (TIFF) are not included—you'll pay those directly to the property
• Parking is not included; $18/night for self-parking and $25/night for valet parking
• Reservations are required for dining at Ruth's Chris Steak House—call or go online to schedule your meal
• Dining credits are valid toward two adult dinner entrées for dine-in; alcohol and gratuity not included
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The lady ballers are having a pastel party in Miami right now after being hit with yellow fever earlier in the year. Serena Williams in Nike, Jelena Jankovic in Reebok (though I can't account for the uber-orange tone of her skin), and Svetlana Kuznetsova in Fila are all feeling the softer side of the color wheel at the Sony Ericsson Open.
And, just like he caught the ladies' fever while practicing at Indian Wells, Roger Federer will also go lilac for the French Open - I can't wait!
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The worst crash was in Shrewsbury where police said Donna Diletto, 61, of Doylestown, Pa., was taken to Rutland Regional Medical Center for treatment of possible back and neck injuries after a crash just before 4 p.m. Tuesday on Cold River Road.
Police say she was traveling with John Diletto, 66, who was towing a loaded snowmobile trailer with his 2004 Chevy Trailblazer. He lost control on the snow-covered road and crashed into a tree near Clarenbury Lane, police said.
An injury was also reported in a crash on Route 30 in Poultney where police said Patrick Fowler, 33, lost control of his 2003 International tow truck and crashed into a utility pole. Fowler, of Bomoseen, suffered cuts to his face but police didn't indicate that he received medical attention.
No one was injured in a two-vehicle crash Tuesday afternoon on Route 4 in West Rutland. Police said Alisa Hughes, 31, of Fair Haven was unable to stop her 2010 Toyota RAV4 on the slick road.
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On Tuesday evening, police responded to another weather-related crash on Route 7 in Pittsford, where a 2002 Ford Explorer driven by Emily Newton, 33, of Rutland went off the road and rolled over.
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So there is a reason I've been absent and as a result I've gained. I've gained about 20 pounds of the 40 I lost back and am back in the 200s. I wish there was someone else to blame, but I only have myself to blame. I have more bad days than good right now, but I'm trying to get back on track. I started losing traction in Nov and with the holidays, yeah, not so great.
At the end of October I reconnected with an old flame. It had been 8 years since we had seen each other and the break up the first time around had been my doing. However, I had thought of him from time to time. We got back together and it seemed like this time it was going to work. Well, I won't go into details, but 2 weeks ago he broke up with me and took my heart with him. To say it took me by surprise is an understatement. Since then I've been yo-yoing somedays it's all I can do to eat and then others it's a battle to stop.
In other news for the last week my walking partner has been sidelined with an injury. Ares, somehow tore off part of his toenail, we're talking limping and blood. So the vet after prescribing antibiotics and pain meds, also prescribed bed rest or as much bed rest as you can get an energetic 3 year old dog to do. However, tomorrow I am going to take him out and see if a little light activity doesn't do him some good, he's getting cabin fever.
I write all this to make myself accountable. I'm so tired of all this and I'm going to try this thing the "SPARK" way. Which means that on my dining room table right now is the vision collage I'm working on. I'll post a picture when I'm done. Which means I'm going to try to blog more often and track even when it's awful. I love this community for the amazing support I've found here and I'm going to try to be worthy of that support. I just needed to get this off my chest. Good night and God bless!
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You got this....sorry for the break up.....but now is the time to really focus on you and do the right things for you! You deserve it! the only thing for me is to treat food like drugs and get rid of the addictive junk/processed foods. they just make your body want more as there is no nutrition in them...your body wants good food for fuel. Once I went "cold turkey" and got the junk out of my diet I don't crave it at all.
Go for it girl...you are sooo worth it!
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'm so sorry to hear about all of this. But you took the first step and acknowledged it. You're here, and you're going to get back on track. I've gained 20 since September and and I'm finally working on getting it back off. You can do, don't be too hard on yourself.
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Most of us regain at least some of what we have lost at some point - especially when life hands us tough times!! You're doing exactly the right thing. Get back on board the Spark train!! I'll be looking forward to seeing your collage.
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I am so sorry that your relationship was terminated. That truly hurts and it's hard to bounce back from something like that. Please hang in there and do not give up. Start over fresh! You can do this!!
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it took a lot to own it ..woot!!! welcome back and all the best
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Life has given you a mighty blow. It's no wonder your journey was derailed for a while. Falling in love means eating for joy. Heartache is so painful in means eating to feel better. Too bad the eating doesn't fix things. I once lost 80 lbs and regained 60 prior to restarting this journey. I do understand how easy it is to regain. When my journey derailed, I struggled daily against compulsive overeating. There is hope and you can get back on track.
Some things I've learned that are helping me this time. Life will always be putting speed bumps in our path. When they happen sometimes it is hard and food happens. When I have a difficult time, I try to assess and figure out what is causing the problem. Who hurt me and why am I listening to those negative inner voices. "Eat it. You know you want it. It'll make you feel better." An emotional blow can still trigger old patterns of behavior. When the scale gives you unpleasant news, try to reframe the inner message to the positive.
"It's been a long time since I reacted this way" or recognize your bodies reaction to overeating or eating junk food when you feel less healthy and less energetic after eating one unhealthy meal. Even after a prolonged time of overeating find a positive way of looking at it as becoming aware that there is still something inside, some pain or some trigger that I was unaware of, that I now know needs to addressed and corrected. Start working to find that new trigger and then find a way to deal with it. It gives you something to do, a task, instead of just feeling.
For now, your task is to plan your meals, honestly track your nutrition and drink the water. Once you get started again, you can work on your triggers and ways to deal with your pain without overeating. You can do this. It is possible. It's better than doing nothing. Be fearless just for today.
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apparently breakfast was offered in lobby but at 9am when we left there was none to be seen so either the very early bird ate all the worms or they decided breakfast was not on the menu today
This hotel was very clean and centrally located. Good prices
and was pet friendly as I always travel with my furry children. It was quiet and there are restaurants in walking distance and a store and gas station beside it. Young American woman who was at the desk when I checked in that evening was extremely friendly and helpful and granted my requests with a smile. I would stay here again if in the same area. Overall a good experience.
The cleaning staff did not speak or understand English so my efforts at getting an extra towel were in vain. Had to go to the office and get it myself. Hotel is very outdated if that is important to you. (colors and styles) though it doesn't matter to us. Breakfast offered is extremely minimal. Apple, Cereal, toast and little cakes like the boxed ones you get at the dollar store. only powdered creamer for coffee as well. Foreign staff at desk in daytime was very hard to understand.
Very close to 75....super convenient when traveling. Close to several restaurant choices.
Slightly difficult to locate in the dark as there is no Hotel sign on the road , and the actual road sign is covered by to tilted stop sign.
Really nice room with a large refrigerator and microwave. The breakfast was excellent, and I liked that it was available later on a Saturday.
Breakfast was okay.
Pitiful television. Dirty toilets and showers. Old AC/heater window unit.
Price and breakfast
Somewhat dated
The location is great, right off I-75 with plenty of restaurants in the area. Rooms were clean. Good value for the money.
Very clean with a courteous staff. Great stay for the price.
Room was much nicer than we expected for the price. Staff were very friendly. Continental breakfast contained both hot and cold food.
It did not have an exercise room.
The staff were very efficient at check-in and check-out. Breakfast area was clean.
I would have liked some safety rails to help me get in and out of the shower. Some previous guest had nearly torn the towel rack off the wall for the same reason.
The bed was comfortable
Breakfast was minimal
Ease of bringing a pet as we stopped off the highway after a long drive.
Our room was very damp feeling.
The girl at front desk was nice at check in.
There was mold in the bathroom and vents were not clean. Asked them to clean took two days and hotel thought that a 20 dollar refund was a good compensation when I had to buy an asthma inhaler out of town because of the attack the mold caused.
clean, convenient, pleasant staff.
Mold in the bathroom
Clean, Cordial staff. Easy to get to, listed on road sign. The PRICE Quiet, dead bolt. Rooms freshly painted The Shoney's a few miles away had an excellent Friday night fish Buffet. New Flat screen TV/ WIFI
Not much I didn't like. Wouldn't be a dream vacation. Fixtures are out dated and have cigarette burn stains that look like they have been washed for 20 years. But really,what did you expect for the price. Yes,I don't think that area uses drain caps
Well cared for Motel. Non-smoking room smelled clean (rare for GA). LG TV with DirectTV [including HBO and MAX]. Emerson Microwave and Refrigerator/Freezer [very quite]. Excellent parking for trailers. Secure and fast Internet. Friendly staff.
Super clean, new, stylish hotel with friendly and accommodating staff.
We liked everything!
My wife left laptop in the room (!!!). The manager left two messages on our home VM, with appropriate empathy, to let us know. Next door gas station allowed easy purchase of ice for cooler. Fridge & microwave in room a plus.
'breakfast' was cookies, juice, coffee in office waiting room (as expected though). Manager often not available (back in 5 min sign overused). Toilet paper almost empty on check-in.
It was inexpensive, clean and close to where I needed to be.
This hotel was purely functional for me, my only complaint would be the doors aren't inside. They are secure but anyone can come and knock on the door.
Close to the interstate.
Room was dirty. The light in the bathroom was broken. Power outlets were hanging out of the wall and broken. Fridge was unplugged and not functional. My nonsmoking room smelled like an ashtray. Hotel staff were obnoxious. I am frequently im this area but I will never stay here again.
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With the Xoom's impending launch, Motorola has seen fit to post full technical specs up for the world to see. There aren't really any surprises here other than confirmation of a GSM version but no word on where or when we might see it. And yes, the WiFi-only and GSM versions are exactly the same as the CDMA one except for the radio. If you have a pressing need to find out just how many OpenGL extensions the Xoom supports (no, we aren't kidding), head on past the read link. [Motorola via Engadget, Motodev Forums]
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Totally agree. That was my biggest concern because the Wi-Fi iPad doesn't have GPS. Hopefully the 3G and Wi-Fi Xoom really are exactly the same other than the lack of 3G/4G.
I take it the CDMA Xoom is the one in the first column, GSM second and WiFi last
No notification vibrate? I'm out...
I don't really no, see aforementioned winky face.
Follow the link at the end of the article. Its 32GB internal and a SD slot for 32 more.
I don't get why a huge device like a tablet would have a _Micro_SD slot. Let us use full size SD cards! With SDXC support! I want to throw a Terrabyte of storage into my XOOM!
They need to let the public know the release dates for all three models (or at least the WiFi version in the US).
If I were Verizon I would not be happy with Moto letting it slip that WiFi model will be around $600, now a lot of people are likely going to wait for the WiFi version and undercutting Verizon sales. So hopefully Moto releases teh Wifi version soon.
Reports are surfacing now from P3Droid that the bootloader is locked.
That kills this device for me.
A locked bootloader is not necessarily a problem. You can still root, apply custom roms and other customizations. It just means you can't change the kernel. Personally I don't care for Motorola's products but this looks interesting, so don't go throwing out too much FUD; you'll scare the regular folk.
Hardly anything I ever write passes the spam filter...thank god they added the captcha.
(ha, including this post)
How exactly are these "complete" specs?
No dimensions
No weight
No battery info at all
Does it have a headset jack???
Does it have a dock port?
Doesn't say it has an SD slot or what type
Nothing about runtime
Nothing about RAM type or speed
Nothing about charging (usb? some other jack? voltage? time?)
Does not say camera is auto-focus or not
Nothing about buttons (volume? power? anything?)
Nothing about microphones (built-in? external? none? mono?)
Glass type?
Case type?
Etc, etc