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Columbia University. Engineering and Applied Science
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i am a bigot
Well, I have no doubts about Cori either.
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i am a bigot
yeah you are
lolBaby if you time travel back far enough you can avoid that work because the dust won't be there. You're too pretty to be working that hard.
OK, I can function on this "yup, cool, hot, etc." only for so long
Enough for today.
Non sequitur.I live in the U.S. and there is no law against studying, against studying Jewish history, against being Jewish etc.
I dont need to explain my sentence. What is *soooo* obvious about you is that you behave exactly as a bigot does. The definition is simple: a person who is obstinately or intolerantly devoted to his or her own opinions and prejudices.Now, would you care to explain this sentence, or actually there is no need for it, because it's sooooooooooooo obvious.
Ah, BTW, I don't know of any bigot who would declare: "I am a bigot."
In my experiences with you, anyone who thinks differently than you do about a topic that may even remotely related to judaism in some way is a per se 'sick bigot' and 'anti semite' because you are an expert in the field having studied jewish history, antisemitism, etc.
As such, you demonstrate a very clear process of "obstinately and intolerantly" devoted to your opinion and belief about others.
I think a lot of people fall into at least pieces of those definitions. I choose my friends because we hold like views on many things. I don't like racists for example, and I am prejudiced against them.big·ot·ed
1. Obstinately convinced of the superiority or correctness of one's own opinions and prejudiced against those who hold different opinions.
2. Expressing or characterized by prejudice and intolerance.
fanatical - fanatic
I am a bigot. No, wait - I am Spartacus.
"Right is right, even if no one is doing it; wrong is wrong, even if everyone is doing it." - St. Augustine
Who says back fat is a bad thing? Maybe on a hairy guy at the beach, but not on a crab.
Scientologists are a pretty evil bunch... but they believe in some other really weird stuff. Aliens and volcanoes, no satan.
And while there may be a FEW satanic stragglers out there in Hollywood, satanism really isn't all that popular except with attention seeking teens you know, ... I think there are many more who are simply self indulgent duffs.
That's Hollywood.
And no, I don't think that massive self indulgence and the cultivation of idolatry immediately smacks of "satan". Because I don't believe in that whole trope of some dude as world under-lord stirring the pot. It's a bit silly.
And it also just seems like human nature... not the best of human nature, but still.
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Buchanan County's law enforcement center is used to dealing with crashes, but one last week has nothing to do with vehicles and could cost the county tens of thousands of dollars.
County Commissioner Ron Hook said it could cost more than $50,000 to pay for overtime to re-enter law enforcement data lost when a computer hard drive crashed and corrupted software programs.
Sheriff Mike Strong said the hard drive started failing two months ago and affected a number of backup systems. The St. Joseph News-Press reports officers have gone back to using paper records.
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Fascinated by objects that are part of everyday life, Hélène Côté's style is a modern melding of the Café lithos of Toulouse Lautrec, the POP silkscreens of Andy Warhol and the abstract paintings of Stuart Davis, creating a distinctive style all her own. No matter the subject, Côté's prints all have bold flat colors in common, wedged between thick black lines with slivers of white paper animating the space between them. From Heinz Ketchup to Anasazi pottery, her oversized prints elevate those simple objects to near icon status while giving them a vibrancy and humor all her own.
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My name is Joelynne and I'm a sloppy shooter. I shoot crooked, I choose my settings poorly, I am the victim of motion blur more often than not. I am also a lover of film. All winter long I am so careful with my film shots. It takes me forever to finish a role. I don't even bother in the low dreary light of Winter, knowing my sloppy shooter syndrome will leave me with a set of fuzzy prints.
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For this month--here's what we posted to our News & Insights section!
Praying for Life
- Monday, April 30, 2012
- Lee Ann Jackson
- Ministry Updates
Every week at AWANA, I give our Sparkies an opportunity to close our night in prayer. And every Sunday night, it's the same routine . . . nearly every single hand shoots up in the air! There is no hesitation to pray (and pray out loud!) in this group of 5, 6 and 7 year old boys and girls.
We can learn a lot from children. They remind me that I should be that eager to pray . . . about all things - from the mundane to the significant.
On an upcoming "Life Issues®," Brad Mattes speaks to the effectiveness of prayer as a tool ...Read Full Post »
Embracing Motherhood as a Sacred Role
- Monday, April 30, 2012
- Jennifer Perez
- Ministry Updates
Mother's Day is May 13 and Revive Our Hearts™ is providing special programs to help encourage the moms in your audience with practical help to live out God's calling to be bearers and nurturers of life.
Speaking from experience, I know that being a mom can be one of the most rewarding, yet terrifying, jobs on the planet. A friend of mine who is a new mom of a one-month old son shared the realization that she's not sure what she's doing-just praying that she's not "messing him up too much!"
It seems that every ...Read Full Post »
In God We Trust
- Monday, April 30, 2012
- Lee Ann Jackson
- Ministry Updates
This Thursday, May 3rd, is the National Day of Prayer. . . a yearly day set aside to mobilize and encourage personal and corporate prayer. Following is a thought from Anne Graham Lotz to commemorate the day:
"Our coins say, "In God We Trust!" Isn't it time we practiced it?
"It concerns me when a nation shakes its fist at god and says, "God we want you of out of the schools, we want You out of our public life, our businesses, our marketplace." And God who is a gentleman, has quietly backed out of our public life. On this ...Read Full Post »
Trivia: "Hey, Shorty!"
- Friday, April 27, 2012
- Peggy Campbell
- Just 4 Fun!
Can you identify these vertically-challenged folks?
1) He bridged troubled waters.
2) He married Ava, starred with Liz.
3) He was really a different stroke.
4) He was a taxi man.
5) He was Anne's husband, Carl's partner ... and hilarious.
6) He wrote best-sellers. And had an unforgettably high-pitched voice.
7) He a Rat ... and the Candy Man.
8) He was Israel's premier prime.
9) He was McFly.
10) He was a Monkee.
Get the answers from Peggy Campbell!Read Full Post »
April 25: World Malaria Day
- Wednesday, April 25, 2012
- Evelyn Gibson
- Ministry Updates
A child with the malaria parasite becomes so sick with chills and fever, every part of their little body aches until often they go into a coma. And it's at this near-fatal point before a child in places like Sierra Leone and other parts of Africa are brought to a clinic where some are saved. And when there is no clinic, death's a certainty.
Millions die each year of malaria. It's a staggering number impossible for me to wrap my mind around. Most of these children live in Africa where a child dies every minute from malaria ...Read Full Post »
Different as Night and Day
- Tuesday, April 24, 2012
- Michelle Blood
- Ministry Updates
That's generally how we'd describe the change in someone who has recently become a Christian ... a difference that's impossible to overlook.
That's because for a new believer, everything changes. There are new desires, new passions, and a new purpose. So what does that mean in their day-to-day life ... in the home, school, workplace, church? Beginning next week on "Grace to You®," listeners will find out when John MacArthur explains in:
- Seven Steps to Spiritual Stability ... important steps if a Christian is to remain steady through any circumstance (airs 4/30-5/11).
- The Transforming Power of Scripture ...


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Batkowski's energy leads to big win
February 15, 2014 - Mitch Rupert
BENTON – Keith Batkowski wrestles the first period of any match like a coiled spring which has just had the tension released. It's like an explosion of kinetic energy, and takedowns, like the one against Hughesville's Zach Fry in the 132-pound Central Sectional final Saturday, are the result.
The Montoursville sophomore's initial takedown against the returning state qualifier was enough to keep his winning streak alive, as he was one of three Montoursville wrestlers, and nine Sun-Gazette area wrestlers to claim a championship at Benton Elementary School.
Batkowski was joined atop the podium by teammates Garrett Hoffman (170 pounds) and Ben Cerney (220) as champions. Also winning titles were Muncy's Angelo Barberio (106) and Dakota Nixon (145), South Williamsport's Nathan Jones (138), Montgomery's Isaiah Bobotas (182), and Warrior Run's Eric Hunt (113) and Zack LeBarron (120).
Hughesville won the team title with 153 points, topping Benton's total of 150, despite none of its four wrestlers in the finals winning. Fry (132), Houston Bryant (152), Matt Herr (182) and Ethan Barnes (220) all were runners-up for Hughesville. Montoursville finished third in the team race with 137 points. In all, 40 Sun-Gazette area wrestlers advanced to next week's District 4 Class AA tournament with a top four finish.
Batkowski, who defeated Fry, 3-1, said the early points often dictate how a match is going to go. Saturday night it set the tone against Fry, a returning state qualifier. Fry had to play catch-up for much of the match, even after escaping relatively quickly in the second period.
"It's all excitement for me, especially in this type of environment," Batkowski said. "I want to go out there, it doesn't matter who it's against, and lay it all out there 100 percent. If you go out there and show them that you're ready to wrestle, it'll make them not want to wrestle you again."
It was the 33rd consecutive win this season for Batkowski, a regional fourth-place finisher a year ago. He hasn't lost – and it was his only loss of the season – since he was defeated by Jones in the final of the Top Hat on the second day of the season. Jones, who is still unbeaten at 32-0, is one of the few wrestlers in District 4 with a longer winning stream in terms of time than Batkowski.
And Batkowski has done it in all three positions. The work on his feet early in the match allows him to dictate the pace of the match. But maybe even more importantly last night was the escape he earned in the third period in just two seconds against Fry, who has been a hammer on top in his first two years in the Hughesville lineup.
"You always want to get key points as fast as you can so you have a long time throughout the match to be thinking about what it is you should be doing," Batkowski said. "These types of wins against good kids like Zach Fry are the ones that'll help me through districts and regionals and down to states and my goal to place at states. There's going to be kids just as good as him or better as I keep going along. But if I keep doing what I'm doing, it'll come."
Jones ran his winning streak to 32 matches this year when he picked up his second win of the year over Bloomsburg's Cody Klinger in the finals, 9-4. It was Jones' win over Klinger in a Jan. 9 dual-meet which seemed to be a big springboard for the junior in his breakout season.
He had the five-point win over Batkowski at the Top Hat, but he hadn't scored another high-quality win like that until he defeated Klinger. Saturday he got his offense going even more against Klinger, going up 7-2 at one point.
Jones thinks there's a bit of a target on his back as he enters the District 4 tournament undefeated, but it's not anything that's burdening him.
"It's a little bit of a rush knowing that nobody's beaten me yet and I'm top trying to keep the streak going," Jones said. "I don't feel like I have anything to live up to with it. I just go out there and wrestle. I feel free out there. I treat everyone as an equal at this point. Everybody is 0-0 and every week is a new week."
While Batkowski and Jones extended their winning streaks, Bobotas brought one to a halt as he handed Herr his first loss of the season, 6-4, in overtime in the 182-pound final. Bobotas gave up a controversial takedown at the horn to Herr to tie the score, one which wasn't initially given by official Jim Shriner. But after a brief discussion with mat judge Bob Greenly, Herr was awarded a takedown, sending the match into overtime.
Bobotas hit a double-leg shot 15 seconds into overtime and got Herr to the mat for the winning takedown. Herr fell to 31-1 this year. Bobotas, who entered the season ranked second in the state, hasn't lost since Jan. 4 setback to Montoursville's Lucas Shaheen.
"I'm mentally weak, usually," Bobotas said. "But a friend of mine from Muncy looked over at me and said 'finish it'. I said to myself that it's time to get it done. There's not much you can do (when a call goes against you), you just have to go out and wrestle."
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Reno Hot August Nights
Nostalgia in gears — Jimmy Dean tears. Every year over 200,000 people jam the streets of Reno to celebrate America's love affair with the automobile. The first through the second weekend of August in Reno is American Graffiti on a Saturday night, A.K.A. Reno Hot August Nights. As the bad cars of yesteryear just-cruise-on-by, and the doo-wop-diddy sounds of early Rock-n-Roll frill to the rumble of those sweet 409's.
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Reno Hot August Nights kicks off with a crescendo of hot rods, Sock Hops, The Prom and the Drive-In, proving once again that Rock-n-Roll is here to stay! It is expected that over 5000 classic cars will enter each year's event, with thousands of people coming to Reno for the fun, the classic cars, concerts, auctions and swap meets. And, for every Rebel Without a Cause, it's nostalgia in gears and Jimmy Dean tears.
There are three important components of Reno Hot August Nights that make it happen and make it famous: man(kind), music and machine.
The Music. Some really hot entertainers will be entertaining this year, as in the past which has included such legendaries as The Beach Boys, Three Dog Night, B.B. King, Chubby Checker, Paul Revere and the Raiders, The Grass Roots, BTO, Bad Company, Herman's Hermits and Jan and Dean. WOW!! And the good news is, a lot of the concerts are free!
The Machines (cars). Oh my, the CARS! Reno Hot August Nights is a celebration of great cars from the 30's, 40's, and 50's, and our love affair with them. They cruise the streets of Reno every night. In the downtown areas of Reno and Sparks there are special controlled cruise nights. The controlled cruises run from 7pm to 10pm in both Reno and Sparks. And, yes, the streets get very crowed, so be prepared.
The Man (people). Of course, none of it would mean anything if it were not for the people. The car owners love to talk about their cars; 'Three duces and a four-speed, and she's mine all mine.' Audiences love to gawk; 'Do you remember the night we met? It's a night I never will forget.' And absolutely everybody loves dancing in the street, 'There's a party goin' on ...' The food is great, and the music... It ain't rap, man, it's MUSIC!
There's also drag racing at the Stead airport (north of Reno), and many events spread all around the town. Reno Hot August Nights is one of the best events in Reno -- the locals love it just as much as the visitors. So, come enjoy Reno Hot August Nights.
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Putting a lid on NBA Finals
June 18, 2008 - Neil Rudel
Thoughts on the NBA Finals:
*All credit goes to the Celtics, who outplayed, outdefended and outcoached the Lakers throughout the series.
*The reputation the European post players have for being soft took another hit in this series as Pau Gasol and Radmonovic might as well have been matadors. Add them to Dirk Nowitzki's performance the last couple of years.
*Maybe the Eastern conference isn't as collectively inferior to the West as had been advertised. No question Boston had its hands full with Atlanta, Cleveland and Detroit, but maybe that helped strengthen the Celtics, too.
*Kobe settled for too many bad shots.
*Gotta be happy for Paul Pierce, who was badly stabbed early in his career in a Boston area nightclub.
*Best picture: Garnett hugging Bill Russell. Love how the old Celtics -- Russell, Heinsohn, Hondo -- were visibly supportive. Would like to have seen Bird, never mind his Pacers' affiliation, there, too.
*Think Rondo answered a few questions?
*I don't know that I ever remember a basketball coach getting a Gatorade bath like the one Doc Rivers had doused on him -- on the court.
*For those keeping track (besides my wife seeking winnings), I finished third in the Fantasy playoff, 1.5 points behind co-winners Ryan Eicher and Joe Sheetz. That's the bad news. The good news is I remained ahead my arch-rival, Larry McAleer.


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1969 and 1970 Harmon Killebrew The Sporting News American League Player of the Year Awards (2)
Starting Bid - $1,000.00, Sold For - $12,925.00
In 1948 The Sporting News began the practice of issuing Player of the Year Awards for each respective league. In many ways the award was more prestigious than that of the League MVP Award in that unlike the MVP Award, it was based solely on the player's performance on the field and not linked to his team's success. Offered here are not one but two The Sporting News Player of the Year Awards, both issued to Harmon Killebrew in 1969 and 1970, respectively. These awards, which were designed to be hung on the wall, are each comprised of a black wooden base (12.25 x 15 inches) upon which is an affixed metal plate bearing the engraved portrait image of Killebrew. A metal plaque above his image denotes the the name of the award and a similar plaque below features Killebrew's name and a synopsis of his season. As noted in the text of the 1970 plaque, Killebrew was only the second American League player to ever win The Sporting News Player of the Year Award in two consecutive seasons. The awards are accompanied by a photocopy of a photograph picturing Killebrew accepting the 1970 award. Killebrew certainly deserved the honor in each of those two seasons. The Hall of Fame slugger batted .276 with a league-leading 49 home runs and 140 RBI in 1969. He followed up that banner year by batting .271 with 41 home runs and 113 RBI in 1970. Today, his career total of 573 home runs ranks eighth on the all-time list. Each award displays light wear in the form of minor edge scuffs and is otherwise in Excellent condition. In the late 1980s Barry Halper purchased most of Harman Killebrew's personal collection of memorabilia directly from Killebrew. Barry kept these two awards as very special souvenirs of his good friend's extraordinary career, as they were ideal for display and commemorated Killebrew's most dominating and celebrated seasons. The Sporting News Player of the Year Awards rarely come up for sale or auction, let alone for a player of Harman Killebrew's great stature. From the Barry Halper Collection. Total: 2 awards. Reserve $1,000. Estimate (open). SOLD FOR $12,925.00
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Lomography Workshop Series at Photoville NYC 20122012-06-01 1 2 Share Tweet
The Lomography Gallery Stores in NYC are thrilled to be participating in the first annual all photography extravaganza that will be Photoville NYC! This festival will be an all-photography celebration… in shipping containers! Each participating venue will host their very own space, and attendees are free to roam the Brooklyn Bridge Park, going from container to container.
Welcome to Photoville NYC 2012!
You won't want to miss Lomography's shipping container, as we will have ours completely covered with a LomoWall made from your online submissions! And the best part? We will be hosting a sensational series of FREE workshops throughout both weekends so you can dive right in to some Lomography magic!
What: Lomography Workshop Series at Photoville NYC 2012
Where: Brooklyn Bridge Park at the pier 3 Uplands
When: Friday, June 22nd to Sunday, June 24th
and Friday June 29th to Sunday, July 1st
Open Hours:
Fridays: 4:00pm – 10:00pm
Saturdays: 11:00am – 10:00pm
Sundays: 11:00am – 7:00pm
Friday, June 22nd
Open Hours: 4:00pm – 10:00pm
No workshops today, but come on down to experience our shipping container that will be decked in a LomoWall, created with your online submissions!
Saturday, June 23rd
Open Hours: 11:00am – 10:00pm
Introduction to Lomography @ 1pm
Diana F+ @ 2pm
The Legacy of the LC-A+ @ 5pm
Lomographic Light Painting @ 7:30pm
Sunday, June 24th
Open Hours: 11:00am – 7:00pm
Plastic Fanstastic @12:45pm
The Magic of Multiple Exposures @ 2pm
La Sardina Skylines @ 6pm
Friday, June 29th
Open Hours: 4:00pm – 10:00pm
No workshops today, but come on down to visit us and we will show you some of our favorite cameras, as well as fun tips and tricks for yours!
Saturday, June 30th
Open Hours: 11:00am – 10:00pm
Introduction to Lomography @ 12:30pm
Diana F+ @ 2pm
Plastic Fantastic @ 5pm
Lomographic Light Painting @ 7:30pm
Sunday, July 1st
Open Hours: 11:00am – 7:00pm
Meet the Lovely Diana Mini @11:15am
The Legacy of the LC-A+ @ 2pm
La Sardina Skylines @ 5pm
"Photoville is a new Brooklyn-based photo destination – a veritable village of freight containers transformed into temporary exhibition spaces, taking place this summer from June 22 to July 1, 2012.
Photoville will feature a feisty mix of exhibitions, lectures, hands-on workshops, nighttime projections, a photo dog run, a camera greenhouse, and a summer beer-garden with food trucks that will create a photography destination like no other.
Occupying more than 60,000 sq. feet in the heart of Brooklyn Bridge Park, Photoville will be located on the uplands of Pier 3, along the Brooklyn Waterfront between DUMBO and Atlantic Avenue."
- Photoville NYC
Store Locations:
*Lomography Gallery Store Gramercy*
106 East 23rd Street
New York, NY 10011
Shop Hours:
Monday- Saturday: 10:30am – 9:00pm
Sunday: Closed
*Lomography Gallery Store Greenwich*
41 West 8th Street
New York, NY 10010
Shop Hours:
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Sunday: 11:00am – 7:00pm
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Beautiful San Francisco Oasis With Garden & Views
Size170 ft²
Floor No.1
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Parking available
- Disabled access
- Suitable for events
- Lockable room
|Esmeralda Avenue, 94110 San Francisco, United States
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The spacious room has a full size bed and a single bed. There are two shared bathrooms available to guests, each has a shower and one has a tub. The airy kitchen is fully equipped and available for use by guests.
There is also a nice outdoor living area/chill space with a propane heater - a nice place to hang out in the evening.
The garden is also a perfect location for a wedding or a family gathering.
We are located in Bernal Heights, a lovely safe, quiet, sunny neighborhood, just south of the vibrant Latino "Mission" neighborhood.
We are steps away from Bernal Hill Park - a great place for a walk, sunset viewing, star gazing and the best 360 degree view of San Francisco.
A fifteen minute walk will take you to Cortland Street, a lovely shopping street complete with healthy grocery market, unique gift store, yoga, massage, library and art galleries. There you will find a multitude of delicious eating establishments - Japanese, Nepalese, Peruvian, Italian, Mexican, California cuisine, excellent coffee shops and bakeries.
The Alemany Farmers Market on Saturdays and the flea market on Sundays are fun excursions, just a short hike away.
The convenient MUNI 67 bus line stops right across the street and will take you to the 24th Street BART station in five minutes. BART will take you downtown in minutes. MUNI buses connect here to all points in the city including Golden Gate Park, Fisherman's Wharf, AT&T Park, all museums and city attractions.
Please be kind to our cats.
Please conserve electricity and turn off all lights when not in room.
Please be considerate of our neighbors.
Please - no candles.
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|Price for > 2 guests
|51 NZ$ per guest/night extra
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Jeannie & Skate are kind & gracious hosts, they make you feel very much at home. They are creative & talented and it shows in the artistic ambiance of their unique home. The magical garden with it's sounds & unsurpassed views of this iconic city is sheer bliss, especially from sunset into night. If you are searching for a genuine San Francisco experience, don't look any further!
We really enjoyed our stay at Jeannie and Skate's house. Everything was good organized and the view from the garden is just amazing! They are very friendly and helpful with planing our trip. We had a great time in San Francisco and we recommend to room to everyone. Thank you so much!
We really enjoyed our stay with Jeannie and Skate. Their home is in the most wonderful location with fantastic views of San Francisco and great food places nearby. We also enjoyed relaxing in the garden with it's many pathways and secluded seats; I especially liked the tree seat where I met Raven the cat one morning before breakfast.
Jeannie was really helpful with travel information and places to eat and spend time locally. We were made to feel very much at home during our stay.
We really enjoyed our stay at this beautiful and special place in San Francisco. Jeannie and Skate were excellent and nice hosts. They care for their guests and they are always ready to help. You can use the kitchen as well as the garden. You really feel like you are at home. The garden is a wonderful place with an awesome view.
Taking the bus that leaves in front of the house you can reach all sights in San Francisco.
I recommend this place to everybody visiting San Francisco.
We had a great time at the Magical Garden.
Jeannie and Skate are very friendly and we loved to talk to the at all the time. They gave us a lot of practically advices for our plans in the city!The garden is wonderful and spectacular.
The room is cute and large enough and the rest of the house leaves nothing to be desired.
if we ever come back(and we WILL), there's no better place for us to stay than at jeannie and skate's Home.
Thanks for all
We stayed at Jeannie's and Skate's apartment for three nights and felt very welcomed and home from the very beginning. The garden is just amazing and one of the best spots in San Francisco. We enjoyed sitting there in the evening and having nice conversations with the hosts. I would definitely stay with Jeannie and Skate the next time I am in San Francisco.
Fantastic host! Marvellous place and a tremendous area just for a walk!
Jeannie and Skate are very friendly, very helpfull and they made that time a great memory of San Francisco area. A must to stay!
Jeannie and Skate are all welcoming, open-minded people. We felt welcome and fast at their home. Their B & B has a fantastic garden with a great view of San Francisco. You have to do some climbing to talk about, because it is on a hill with steep streets. The neighborhood is quiet, with some good, not expensive, restaurants nearby. Tips for improving their B & B: window that can be opened in the bedroom and bedding that is not so synthetic, that's the good nights sleep!
Jeannie en Skate zijn hele gastvrije, open-minded mensen. We voelden ons welkom en snel bij hen thuis. Hun B&B heeft een fantastische tuin met een geweldig uitzicht op San Fransisco. Je moet er wel wat klimwerk voor over hebben, want het ligt op een heuvel met steile straten. De buurt is rustig, met een aantal goede, niet dure, restaurants in de buurt. Tips voor een verbetering van hun B&B: raam dat open kan in de slaapkamer en beddengoed dat niet zo synthetisch is, dat komt de nachtrust te goede!
Wer am Rande des Großstadttrubels eine Oase zum Träumen und Runterkommen sucht, ist hier genau richtig! Der wundervolle Blick auf die Stadt, der verträumte Garten, das zarte Plätschern der Wasserspiele, die wohlklingenden Windspiele...
Man darf in die aussergewöhnliche Sphäre der Bewohner eintauchen, sie sind nette Gastgeber.
Die Zimmer sind gemütlich, die Betten bequem.
Ich würde gerne wieder hier übernachten.
Wir waren drei Tage hier zu Gast oder vielmehr zu Hause. Genie und Skate sind wunderbare Gastgeber und sofort und immer zur Stelle, wenn man etwas brauch.
Die Zimmer sind schön groß und freundlich eingerichtet. Das Bad mit unseren Mitmietern zu teilen war überhaupt kein Problem. (schöne Grüße in den Norden)
Tja und dieser Garten mit dem unfassbaren Ausblick... was soll man da sagen - das muss man gesehen haben. Wenn man einen Tag ausspannen will kann man hier wie durch ein Kunst-Naturmuseum wandeln und entdeckt ständig etwas Neues. Großartig!
Die Busanbindung ist super, hält direkt vorm Haus. Wir sind jedoch immer mit Uber gefahren (Fahrt in die Stadtmitte ca. 5-6 Dollar).
Alles in Allem absolut empfehlenswert. Jederzeit wieder.
It was a great experience. Thank you Genie and Skate!
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REI Cinque Terre T-Shirt
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The REI Cinque Terre T-shirt will quickly move to "favorite summer tee" status. You'll crave its high-performance, silky jersey fabric, and its flattering style and eye-catching stripe pattern. 4-way stretch fabric feels fantastic next to skin, dries quickly and wicks moisture to keep you cool and collected. Fabric provides UPF 50+ sun protection, shielding skin from harmful ultraviolet rays. Garment is sewn with fabric grain in different directions for visual interest. Tapered trim at V-neck. Raglan cap sleeves ease movement. REI Cinque Terra T-shirt has a classic, easy fit.
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Fast twitch fibers
Burn ATP faster to provide fast movements. They use less oxygen and are pale in color.
Slow twitch fibers
Burn ATP slower and allow posture muscles to have stamina. They are red in color because they use more oxygen.
isometric muscle contraction
muscle contraction where the length of the muscle remains the same. ( never produces movement)
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WBB Headed to 2013 MAC Tourney as No. 2 Seed
MUNCIE, Ind. - The Ball State women's basketball team will advance straight to the semifinals as the No. 2 seed in next week's 2013 Mid-American Conference Tournament in Cleveland, Ohio.
The Cardinals will play their first tournament game March 15 after finishing the regular season with a 12-4 MAC record (15-14 overall).
Ball State has not received a bye in the MAC Tournament in at Quicken Loans Arena since 2009, when the Cardinals won the event as the No. 2 seed.
This season will mark the Cardinals' 21st appearance in the history of the MAC Tournament. The Cardinals are 16-20 all-time in MAC Tournament play and have advanced to the finals on four occasions.


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UNEP Peacebuilding Study Highlights Natural Resource Management
15 November 2011: The UN Environment Programme (UNEP) has released a study titled "High-Value Natural Resources and Post-Conflict Peacebuilding," the first of a seven-volume series on post-conflict peacebuilding and natural resource management.
Published by UNEP along with the Environmental Law Institute (ELI), the University of Tokyo and McGill University, the study includes case studies from over 30 countries that examine challenges faced by post-conflict countries in peacefully and sustainably developing natural resources, while avoiding environmental degradation. Achim Steiner, UNEP Executive Director, said the research would assist in the transition towards low-carbon, resource efficient green economies in post-conflict nations, "and thus contribute to stability, peace, recovery and sustainable development."
The study highlights four recommended areas for international support: assisting post-conflict countries to secure better contracts with companies extracting natural resources; increasing the transparency of contracts, payments and decision making; supporting the monitoring of companies that are extracting natural resources; and encouraging strategic planning for and accountability in using the revenues from natural resources to provide immediate peace dividends to war-torn populations, through investment in infrastructure, health, education and economic diversification. [UNEP Press Release]


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In Craftsy's first-ever Block of the Month, Amy Gibson brings you 10 specific quilting techniques - appliqué, string quilting, paper piecing and more.
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I have the Christmas blocks laid out on the living room floor. I have chosen a gold tone on tone for the sashing. Trying to figure out how wide I want to make the sashing and if I want a border in addition to the sashing.. I have 2 ideas. 2.5" sashing before attaching and no border. OR 1.5" sashing before attaching and a 2..5" border of green with gold.
Wow mpac I haven't had time to consider what to put as either sashing or borders - the gold tone on tone sounds nice with the Christmas fabrics - I think I am going to wait and see what Amy does and then make my decision as to how big the border and/or sashing will be. Look forward to seeing what you decide to do.
Can you believe we're almost done? These blocks are wondeful as always. Can't wait to see your final quilts.
WasNewbieJean, I love your new name. The class has done wonders for me too. I am looking forward to completing both quilts.
Thanks mpac - maybe someday I'll become NotaNewbie!
Gorgeous... as usual:) Cant wait to see your finished quilt.
Thanks, desna. I was just thinking about where I was a year ago today. I was in Ireland. I loved the trip and Ireland was more beautiful than I could have imagined.
mpac, I think that your blocks are beautiful ( as usual ). They are so very different, you get a completely different feel from both. Thank you for the info on size. I haven't started this months yet, a house full of wonderful company. It will be really great, when we can see each others finished quilts. Thank you so much for sharing.
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Buffalo Bills coach Doug Marrone has done some re-decorating in the team's field house, sending the players some messages about the history of the franchise.
The team has four banners hanging at one end of the field house recognizing each of the four Super Bowl appearances. There are two big banners at the other end recognizing the two AFL championships. There also are a couple of 20-foot-tall banners of the Vince Lombardi Trophy hanging behind each of the goal posts.
And there are some banners with the message: "Don't confuse effort with results." That's a message reminiscent of one of Bill Parcells' favorite lines: There are no medals for trying.
All of those were on display Tuesday as the team convened in Orchard Park for the start of offseason conditioning workouts.
Marrone on his new banners:
"Obviously we've made some changes. Obviously, there was messaging around prior that we've just taken down. We're willing to build that messaging as we work together with the players. One thing about messaging and one thing about coaching is that everyone from an individual standpoint has to come from within. Just because someone tells you to do something doesn't necessarily mean you're going to do it with the passion and the energy you need to be successful. So working with the players, build the trust in them, build the organization together, build a team together is what I'm talking about. Once I get to know the players more and they get to know me better, then I think messaging and the behavior changes. I'm excited. I told them that today. I said I hope you're just as excited as I am."
Said running back C.J. Spiller: "You see the signs up, you see the Super Bowl trophies up. You see the past and the tradition that this organization has and I think that should be a reminder to everyone that steps in this building, what the expectations are of winning AFC Championships and Super Bowls."
Marrone on his initial message to the players:
"The first thing you want to do is you want to create a personal type of effect. A lot of them can go online and figure out about me, the same way I can go on line and figure out about them."
"I just tried to tell them, hey, I was born and raised here. This is what I believe in. This is what's important. I love the game of football and respect the game more than anything else. And I'm looking forward to working with them, how honored I am to be up in front of them to be coaching this football team and this organization, and that I hope through our time together as we build this, that they'll have the same type of respect for me."
"He's a guy with a tough background, a Bronx background, and he's gonna hold us accountable just like he holds himself accountable, and I like that in a coach," said center Eric Wood.
The Bills passed out team-issued iPads to every player upon arrival at One Bills Drive. The playbook and weekly game plans will be on the tablets this year. Last year players who had their own iPads could get the game plan on their tablets. Had Chan Gailey stayed as head coach, he also was planning on giving each player an iPad for the playbook. Improved high-definition video supplied by the league is making it better this year for all teams to use the tablets.
"A few teams have been doing it already," Wood said. "We have our playbooks on the iPads now. It's a little more cutting edge I guess around One Bills Drive. … I like it. It'll make it really convenient for us to have everything in tablet size instead of a playbook that's 6 inches thick."
"We had that technology last year with our smart phones and our iPads ourselves," Wood said. "This year they have it on their iPads for us. They can import plays to you, they can write you a note and say check this out before you come into the building tomorrow. You can watch practice before you come in. Last year I almost wish we didn't have the technology, because knowing that I had the game film on my iPad I'd never go to sleep without watching the game. All you're thinking about is, 'I wonder what happened on that play?' So it's almost daunting at times knowing you have the film right there next to you. But it definitely makes it really convenient. It allows you to come in prepared each day."
Quarterback Kevin Kolb, who agreed to terms on a two-year deal with the Bills over the weekend, hasn't arrived to sign the contract. Marrone, therefore, declined to comment on his addition.
"I can't really say anything until it becomes official," the coach said.
The Bills did officially announce the re-signing of running back Tashard Choice. Tight end Dorin Dickerson, whose contract had run out, accepted his one-year tender offer and signed a contract.
The Bills had three draft prospects in for visits. They were Florida State quarterback E.J. Manuel, Richmond strong safety Cooper Taylor and McNeese State free safety Malcolm Bronson. Each team is allowed to bring in 30 draft prospects for visits. … The Bills are one of three teams scheduled to visit at Syracuse this week with Orange quarterback Ryan Nassib. Cleveland and Jacksonville are the others.
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Highly Successful Institute Launch
On Wednesday, October 3rd, the ISDB was successfully launched to the public. Attended by a wide range of advocates for people with disabilities and advocacy organizations, the Institute's headline panel included former US Attorney General John Ashcroft, Virginia Attorney General Bob McDonnell, ACLJ chief counsel Dr. Jay Sekulow, Bobby Schindler, brother of Terri Schiavo and founder of the Terri Schindler-Schiavo Foundation, and high-profile disability-rights attorney Jerri Ward. Learn more | See ISDB launch photo gallery
Mostert to be Part of Israeli Medical Working Group
Dr. Mostert has been invited to become a member of a medical working group at Israel 's University of Haifa 's International Center for Health, Law, and Ethics. The UNESCO-funded center consists of 16 departments, including The Department for Healthcare, Ethics and the Holocaust, which promotes education and research on medicine and the Holocaust. The working group, led by the department's chair, Dr. Tessa Chelouche, aims to educate medical and other healthcare-profession students and qualified professionals in on-going ethical issues generated by holocaust-era medical events. The working group will also compile and publish a formal curriculum to be distributed worldwide to academic institutions.
Mostert Addresses International Symposium
In late November, Dr Mostert, delivered a keynote address at the First International Symposium on Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide in Toronto, Canada, in late November. His address, The Nazi T4 Program: A Blueprint for the Current War Against People with Disabilities was well received by the 400+ members of the audience. Dr. Mostert was also interviewed by Canada's Salt and Light TV, and was quoted in a National Post article about the conference.
Other speakers included issue experts Margaret Somerville, Rita Marker, Wesley J. Smith, and Bobby Schindler.
Read more about the conference| See photographs from the conference
Mostert Consults at the United Nations
In early November, Dr. Mostert attended the week-long session of the UN's Third Committee, which deals with international social, humanitarian, and cultural issues. Dr. Mostert met with representatives of several delegations (including the ambassadors from Haiti and Burundi, as well as high-level first/second secretaries of Egypt, Pakistan, Benin, Botswana, South Africa, Kenya, and Zimbabwe) to share the aims of the ISDB. The members were unanimous in understanding the need for help with disability issues in their countries, especially because most countries have recently signed the UN Declaration of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, which obligates them to begin providing advocacy and services for their citizens with disabilities, which are sorely lacking or non-existent. He has been invited to return to the UN for further work and meetings in late January.
International Conference Development Continues
Formulation of an international conference, Inclusion for All: Central African Education Summit on the Educational Future of Children with Disabilities, continues with planning efforts underway with several disability organizations, universities, and NGOs in Kenya, Uganda, and South Africa.


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In response to growing concerns about teenage super-heroes, like Young Justice, Senator Neptune Perkins assembled a group of senior citizens, former hero sidekicks of the 1940s and 50s, to handle the situation. The members of "Old Justice" were: Daniel Dunbar (formerly Dyna-Mite), Doiby Dickles, Mortimer and Amelia Jibbet (the Cyclones), Thorndyke Tompkins (Second Sweep), and Merry Pemberton (Gimmick Girl). In truth, they were all manipulated by the rogue agency called the Agenda, led by Contessa Erica del Portenza. While Young Justice was made to look bad in public, the Agenda fed Old Justice information about their activities, and duped them into taking action. Although realizing that they were being used, Old Justice continued to do what they thought was best for the kids.
After a heated argument between the two teams on live television, Wonder Girl called a rally in Washington D.C. to air both parties' grievances. The Contessa then utilized the aid of Klarion the Witchboy, who cast a spell to reverse the ages of the heroes present – the so-called "Sins of Youth" event. The Old Justice members were untouched by the spell, and guided the other heroes to defeat the Agenda. When everybody had been returned to their proper ages, all parties sat down to settle their issues. Old Justice decreed that heroes both young and old were responsible for their own actions, and Senator Perkins finally freed Young Justice from all charges. Old Justice has not been seen as a team since, but Doiby later joined forces with Young Justice to oppose the rogue government of the planet Myrg.


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Objective: To describe the prevalence of cognitive impairment among elderly primary care patients and to compare diagnostic evaluations and use of health services among patients with and those without cognitive impairment.
Design: Prospective cohort study.
Setting: Academic primary care group practice.
Patients: 3954 patients aged 60 years and older who completed the Short Portable Mental Status Questionnaire during routine office visits.
Measurements: Demographics and comorbid illness at baseline, diagnostic evaluations for cognitive impairment, use of standard and preventive health services, use of psychoactive drugs, and death in the year after the screening date.
Results: The prevalence of cognitive impairment among all patients aged 60 years and older at baseline was 15.7%; 10.5% had mild impairment and 5.2% had moderate to severe impairment. Patients with moderate to severe impairment were significantly older than patients with no impairment (76.2 years and 67.4 years, respectively), were more likely to be black (85.8% and 61.3%), had fewer years of education (7.3 years and 9.2 years), and were more likely to have cerebrovascular disease (20.4% and 6.3%) and evidence of undernutrition (30.6% and 16.9%). Dementia was recorded as a diagnosis for less than 25% of patients with moderate to severe cognitive impairment, but patients with documented impairment were more likely to have been evaluated for reversible causes. In the year after screening, patients with moderate to severe impairment were more likely than those with no impairment both to be hospitalized (29.1% and 16.5%) and to visit the emergency department (55.8% and 38.5%) but had fewer outpatient visits (6.0 and 7.6) and greater mortality (8.2% and 2.8%).
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>> On Sat, 10 May 2008 11:54:51 UTC in comp.os.linux.hardware, Aragorn
>> > According to Microsoft, the EULA for the Home and Professional
>> > editions of Windows XP does not allow you to run those versions of
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>> I think your information on this is out of date and this has now been
>> rescinded.
>> http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/01...isation_vista/
> If you have Vista running in a VM and change the underlying hardware
> (either all at once or "George Washington's axe"-style), is that OK by
> them?
The virtual harware is what the client OS sees not the physical hardware
so it shouldn't detect that it's been moved. I've been using the same XP
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If you are using the VMs at a large company that is subject to audit then
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No matter what stories Terry Johnson tells rookies at the NFL's annual symposium, this or any other year, it will be hard to top one about how he and Roger Goodell became friends.
"I can pick up the phone and speak to him at any time, whenever I need to, about anything,'' Johnson said Monday from the Cleveland suburb of Aurora, Ohio, where this year's symposium opened on Sunday. "We've had a close relationship since 2006."
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That happens to be the year that Johnson—then the Bears' third-year defensive tackle better known as "Tank"—was arrested after a police raid of his home turned up an arsenal of unregistered guns, his second gun-related arrest in 13 months.
In June 2007, Goodell suspended him for the first eight games of that season, one of three harsh suspensions in a three-week span (Adam "Pacman" Jones and Chris Henry were the others) that stamped Goodell as the sheriff out to clean up the NFL.
Johnson, now 32 and who prefers to go by his given first name, doesn't see the commissioner that way, and hasn't since even before his suspension, when the two met in a disciplinary hearing in the league office. Johnson last played in 2010.
At the time, he foreshadowed his future role when he told reporters: "One day I want to be the face of the league for guys who have come through adversity, came through it and ultimately became the Man of the Year in the NFL. That would be a tremendous ending to the story."
He's now one of the faces of the league to the incoming players. Johnson told them last year a story of what Goodell was willing to do for someone facing a crisis.
Not long after his reinstatement, Johnson caught two armed men breaking into his car, and the next day, he went to buy a gun. Before he actually went through with it, though, he called Goodell.
"I talked to him personally,'' Johnson said. "I can reach out and talk to him. He wants to see you successful, and he wants to see you through it. All the guys, he wants them all to be able to do that. He doesn't just discipline you and kick you out the door. He wants you to succeed, and he make the resources available for you to do that—including himself."
Goodell, he said, did exactly that with him—he told Johnson not to buy the gun, and that he would send a security detail from the league itself to his house if he felt he needed it.
The lesson: the NFL wants to help you, not hurt you. And when that comes from a player as notorious as Johnson was once perceived, it's not to be taken lightly.
"It's reality,'' Johnson said. "You hear, 'Tank Johnson is speaking at the symposium,' and eyes roll. But I'm pretty confident who I am. I know myself.''
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This year, Johnson is engaging in breakout sessions with smaller groups of players, talking to them one-on-one if needed. His goal is the same: making sure the rookies don't look at Goodell, and the league overall, as the enemy or an adversary.
"This league has given me so much that I want to give back,'' he said. "It's one of my passions.''
Strong words from a man who had half a season taken from him—and about a friendship with the commissioner who took it.


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