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Beautiful cabin. Excellent large bathroom.
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Concierge Level is NOT worth it.
There are no advantages to paying more for this privilege. A few upscale toiletries are about the extent of this level.
The "Concierge Lounge" is nothing more that an inside stateroom, with a blaring TV (CNN) a few newspapers, four computer terminals, and a mini-fridge with sodas. There is a "Concierge Person" available – sometimes.
The "10% discount on internet services" was not honored and was repeatedly refused.
Embarkation is no faster.
Luggage does not arrive any sooner.
Rooms may be entered only a few minutes (5 – 10 minutes) before other levels.
"Tranquility Beds?" NOT! Our beds were the most uncomfortable beds we have ever encountered while cruising. There are no king-sized beds, only queens, and "queens" are actually two singles (small singles-think "camping cots") put together. My husband is a little over six feet tall, and his feet hung over the end. To turn over, one must lift up and turn, or end up on the floor. I requested a foam pillow. Our room concierge-stewardess was not able to provide one. I received yet another lumpy, hard, pillow and was told, "This IS a foam pillow!"
Entertainment was very poor
Evening shows do not begin until 9:45 pm. Several were so disappointing (that) we left before the end.
Most passengers are far past age 70. There are lots of walkers and motorized chairs and, at times, if you are stuck behind them, movement about the ship can be cumbersome.
Wine and spirits are VERY EXPENSIVE. "Packages" are offered, but the sommelier may have the last laugh, as the vintages are foreign, and there is no way to know what you are getting. Wines by the glass are highly inflated, and an 18% gratuity is added on to the already outrageous cost.
Room service coffee is abominable. Coffee in the restaurants is very good, but morning coffee on the balcony was so bad, it had to be sent back.
Shore excursions were a joke and the joke was on us! We did the "Jungle ATV Adventure" and when, after the first few minutes we realized we were driving around in circles, we had to laugh at our own gullibility. The tour operators were ingenious. They were making big bucks for doing donuts in the jungle.
Specialty restaurants What they do not tell you is that you may only dine in the four specialty restaurants ONCE. No more, only one time. You may request subsequent dining, but will be told you are "on the wait list" to no avail.
The ship is lovely. Understated and elegant décor and soft, unobtrusive music.
Some of the artwork is bizarre (What were they thinking?!) but overall the ship was very refined.
Room service was lightening fast, and the pastries were divine. No extra charge for room service was nice.
Embarkation was a breeze. We were on the ship in less than 10 minutes.
The library was lovely and well appointed.
Dining was fun with almost too many waitpersons in attendance. The food was no more special than the faire offered on other cruise lines. The china, crystal, and silver were superior.
There was always plenty of lounge chairs poolside. Each one is covered with a clean white terrycloth covering.
The cooking classes were fabulous. Our class began at 4:00 pm, and we were so full from the samples, that we had to forego dinner that evening. We came home with several great recipes and new skills.
Oceania boasts that their staterooms at 282 sq.ft. are larger than most others. I was shocked upon entering our stateroom, as it was no bigger than what we have experiences on three other cruise lines. The elegant bathroom, however, was spacious with two showers, a full tub, and well appointed storage.
We had a delightful cruise, but for the money, other cruise lines offer a better value. Oceania's refusing to offer free internet, and then refusing to honor their own offer of a 10% discount on an internet package was petty. The nickel and dimeing for several little things, that should have been included, was offensive.
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We're at 25% in donations actually received on the scoreboard but we have over that amount in monthlies that will come in later in the quarter, so we are actually well over halfway there!! Woo hoo!!
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Spend time with him. We'll be here. I'm eating at my desk.
I love that quote!
We're having leftovers (BBQ'd pork loin) and boiled potato's. mmmmmmmmm, good!
Just concentrate on the blue ball for five minutes, then donate what you can!
Me, too. It's why I didn't dress it up.
It was perfect!
Who is the mystic?
Just concentrate on the ball, then donate what you can!
The screen just got a little blurry there vox.
Great post!
So many hero's. Thanks RedMDer.
And you have to work tomorrow, right? Bed soon for you! lol
Wish I could have your tractor and sunshine for a day. :-)
Yep but, before I go to bed I will use the the spell checker and turn the spell checker up full blast. :)
Aw nuts! ;-)
Why yes, I think we all are a little, that's why it's so much fun!
What's amazing is that we're all the same kind of "nuts". lol
Blatantly stolen from Lady Jag and modified.
General Anthony Clement "Nuts" McAuliffe
Now, I have tears in my eyes. God bless them all. God bless and hold dear the fallen hero.
Are you going to hang around awhile? If you are, I'm going to bed.
Go to bed. I can't say whether I can hang out very long or not, but you need sleep. It's awfully cold and I'm already tired.
Cajun can vouch for the cold weather.
Spell checker turned up "Full Blast" and my uh, "cold" is gone. So, I can properly say good night to you. :)
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Good to see you, fatima!
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TRENTON — In one of the three most hotly contested primary races today, incumbent state Sen. Joe Kyrillos is battling tea party challenger Leigh-Ann Bellew for the Republican nomination in Monmouth County's 13th District.
Kyrillos — a close friend of Gov. Chris Christie — has served in the state Legislature for 25 years. He was a member of the Assembly from 1988-91 and has been a senator since 1992.
In November, he lost a bid to unseat Democratic U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez.
A high school history teacher who ran unsuccessfully for a seat in Congress in 2006, Bellew is backed by the local Bayshore Tea Party.
She has blasted Kyrillos for being too moderate in a conservative district. He has called her campaign a "spectacle" and his allies said she exaggerated her education credentials.
Polls open at 6 a.m. and close at 8 p.m.
Voters must be registered with either the Democratic or Republican parties. There are 1.8 million registered Democrats and 1.1 million Republicans. The 2.6 million New Jersey voters who are not affiliated with a party cannot vote in a primary unless they register with a party, which they can do today.
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I will get through this.........
Puppy stage with Sammy. I swear my newborns were easier and they didn't have teeth to bite with. LMBO.
I swear he wakes up every two hours and needs cuddles, potty and convinced that it is not play time. LOL.
He is sweet and a good puppy. Smart, smart smart. But man he must have his days and nights mixed up, although I read baby labs sleep a LOT and also when they are awake they play hard. LOL. That is proving true.
We are loving having him, just can't wait until we get him trained some more. He is doing better. He is learning give kisses. When he starts to nibble us, we say no..give kisses and we praise him for it. He is beginning to learn. But those teeth are SHARP. My youngest keeps a wide berth if he is in a nippy mood. LOL. She loves him, just not his teeth.
He also is beginning to learn to fetch the ball, which is to cute. He is a bit clutzy with his puppy feet and falls over himself when running. It is hilarious. He hops like a bunny sometimes too. This tickles the kids to no end.
So we are making progress....I am just sleep deprived. LOL
oh and I think he is a little cross eyed. I am going to ask the vet next time we go.
Yes! I remember the puppy stages. Newborns are easier,lol.
You're right about 2 things: you will get through it, and newborns are easier. He's grown since your last pix. , you're learning from each other and your also trying to please each other and make him happy. He'll make it, puppy Mamma
LOL, I think I was hoodwinked. I showed my husband the puppy pictures and his said let's go look. I found out later that it was a lab/beagle mix. I found out my dh has always wanted a lab. He knew, I see this guy, I was hooked. LOL. Thank you. He is sweet even if a bit like a baby bull in a china shop. LOL. We adore him already.
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i heard that labs stay in that puppy stage far longer than most breeds. my son's sure did. he is very cute.
Thanks, we will try that.
Quoting Kmakksmom: When we got Jersey, he was a nipper too. If our hands, etc ended up in his mouth and he bit down, we'd say "Ow, ow, ow.", until he let up enough. I read somewhere to not say " No!" to a Lab. They don't respond to that. We've never used "No" on Jersey. He listens very well, even with the Boxer in him.


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Helen Garfield told The Standard: "Having worked with carers for many years I know how important it is to support them, especially when they face losing a loved one.
"For many people, being able to die at home is an important decision but the practicalities of caring 24/7 can be too much for many carers who end up exhausted and unable to cope.
"Our Primrose at Home service supports people to remain at home if they wish to and allows the carers to rest and sleep at night.
"It is so important for carers to feel they have been able to comply with the wishes of their loved one as they only get one chance to get it right.
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Her comments come after the charity received a letter praising the Primrose at Home service which gives those wanting to die in their own homes all the support they need in the final weeks of their lives.
The letter from a family which had been helped by the service read: "Please pass on my heartfelt thanks to the Primrose at Home Team for spending nights with mum during the last few weeks of her life.
"This helped us to look after her at home until she died, which was so important to mum and us.
"Although I was very reluctant to use this service to start with, when I did, they gave me such confidence that mum was in good hands, that I was able to have a good night's sleep to enable me to carry on the next day.
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"Without them some people could not cope with loved ones at home.
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Mrs Garfield added: "We really need the public to get behind our appeal to ensure we can keep up with the ever increasing demands on our resources."
It costs £1.6million-a-year for the Primrose to provide its services. Around £1.2million comes from donations and fund-raisers and £300,000 comes from the health service, leaving a £100,000 gap to be filled.
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1. World Naked Bike Ride, Worldwide - June and July
Each year since 2004, bike riders have joined to celebrate cycling and protest a culture where cars are king. This year, in 20 countries around the world, participants advocated freedom from oil and fabric. Nude cyclists bared their bodies with messages painted on their backs, fronts and rears. One TripAdvisor traveler advises: "Remember the sunscreen ... and those saddles will be hot, hot, hot, so cover them up before alighting, people!"
2. AANR World Record Skinny Dip, Across North America - July
Put more than 12,000 people shoulder deep in pools across North America without a stitch of clothing in sight, and what do you get? The "largest number of people skinny dipping at once," now a category in the Guinness Book of World Records due to the American Association for Nude Recreation.
3. Nude Beach Olympics, Maslin Beach, Australia - January
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Members of the middle class preach tolerance and inclusion, yet they regard working-class tastes, values, and politics with contempt. Portlandia star Carrie Brownstein has described this as "the elitism that passes itself off as inclusiveness."
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It's taken me over an hour to begin this blog post. It's been almost impossible to know where to start after Sunday's demolition, humiliation and disgrace at Old Trafford. Losing 8-2 in any situation, in any match, at any level, is simply unacceptable by the high standards set by Arsenal Football Club. It's not like we have a divine right to not get thrashed as reputations in sport ultimately mean nothing, but no Premier League side should just accept losing 8-2 as a bad day at the office.
For Arsenal, the infrastructure of the club, the fans, the stadium, the reputation, the recent record in the league, the manager and some of the players are of an extremely high standard. However, such a defeat as we received on Sunday has been coming for a while. Despite playing well last Wednesday and raising optimism amongst fans, there are underlying issues at the club that need addressing, both in the squad and higher up the Arsenal hierarchy. It's tough for all fans to have to face the reality of the situation we're now in as a club, and we can only hope that this result is so embarrassing and humiliating for those inside the Arsenal, that those issues are now properly addressed.
It's easy to play the blame game and single out certain individuals. However that doesn't help in these situations. The club as a whole has to be looked at. It isn't the fault of the players that they're picked to play for Arsenal, that's down to the manager, the coaching staff and those who scout the players in the first place. However once on the pitch, the players should take some responsibility for it themselves. We've seen some of them do great things with a ball in the past, but for some, greatness is seen all too rarely.
It only took three and a half games, but it seems Arsenal have finally got going this season. Up against it at half time in Italy against Udinese, for the first time in a long time, we saw Arsenal show some fight, unity and pride.
Potentially added to by the sales of Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri, I've had a feeling in the last few weeks that even when knowing its Arsenal playing, I haven't felt like I was watching the real Arsenal. That's been the case for a long time, stemming from our collapse at the end of last season. However the second half on Wednesday night was different. We played some good attacking football, scored the goals we needed and manage to stifle a team that had caused us problems in the both legs. There was also an epic penalty save from Wojciech Szczesny.
One half of football doesn't mask that areas of the squad need improving, or mean that we're suddenly world beaters, but it was great to finally see this Arsenal team stand up for themselves and make sure we remained in Europe's elite this season.
It's not quite 'save our season' time, but it's not far off. I didn't want to put too much pressure on these opening weeks of the season, but if the coming nine days are a failure on and off the pitch, then it looks like it'll be a horribly long season.
Getting into the Champions League by qualifying against Udinese on Wednesday is vitally important for the morale and the financial condition of the club. Manchester United next Sunday could see the team fall further behind in the Premier League and give us an up-hill struggle to get back in contention even at this early stage. There's also nine days left to get the significant transfer business done, having not sorted it earlier in the summer.
The Liverpool match on Saturday saw another suspension, another injury and a defeat. Yes, we were unlucky with the injury situation and the first goal had a strong hint of offside. However we can't just hide behind the excuse that we were unlucky. We are lacking the depth in the squad to cope with what is being thrown at us, and some of the players that are available aren't pulling their weight.
After the goalless draw with Newcastle, it felt like our season properly got going with a 1-0 win over Udinese in the Champions League qualifier. Theo Walcott opened our account for the season, giving us a lead to take to Italy for the second leg next week. However, even after only two games, our squad is worryingly thin with massive games to go in the rest of August.
Injuries, suspensions and transfers out are adding up, making the need for Arsene Wenger to re-invest the Cesc Fabregas money even greater.
From the Newcastle match last weekend, we've lost Gervinho and Alex Song to suspensions. Both will miss league games against Liverpool, Manchester United and Swansea. All three substitutions against Udinese were enforced because of injury. Fans' fears about Kieran Gibbs' injury record were reinforced as he was replaced by Johan Djourou. The Swiss defender only lasted nine minutes himself before going off with a hamstring problem, before Tomas Rosicky also limped off. Jack Wilshere and Abou Diaby are both still side lined with knocks.
So real football is back. Just for 90 minutes we were able to stop talking about Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri, and watch those who seemingly want to be at the club, play in the red and white (complete with red socks!). After the defensive horrors at St James' Park last season, all Arsenal fans would have grabbed the chance to keep a clean sheet. However, the goal scoring was also lacking, and for the most part we opened the season with a bore draw.
Given Joey Barton was on the pitch, there was always the chance that there'd be some controversy, particularly after he started the collapse last season in helping get Abou Diaby sent off. Somehow, that man annoys Arsenal to the point of petulance, which the modern Arsenal doesn't usually show.
In 2008, Samir Nasri was new to the Premier League and had a run-in with Barton at the Emirates. It ended with Nasri tripping over the Newcastle man off the ball. Last season, when we were 4-0 up, Barton put in a needlessly strong tackle that brought an overreaction from Diaby that got him sent off. Unfortunately, the same happened on Saturday with Barton provoking reactions from Arsenal players.
So the season starts on Saturday, and this is the first season that I can remember as an Arsenal fan, that I have virtually no expectations of it.
Almost every season in the Wenger years, I've been optimistic in the week before the season that we will win something, and that we have a great chance to win the Premier League. Not this season. Generally, I'm a positive Gooner, and always believe in Arsene Wenger and the team. Even through my extremely biased rose-tinted spectacles, I'm struggling to see how we'll win the league this season.
I'm definitely not saying it's impossible to see our captain, whoever that is, lifting the Premier League trophy next May, but this pre-season has left me the least confident I've ever been that it'll happen in the coming season.
I'm getting bored of this. Two of my last three visits to the Emirates have ended with some fans booing the Arsenal team at the final whistle. The Aston Villa match at the end of last season wasn't pleasant because of the reaction of the fans to that defeat, but it was understandable given the way we'd thrown away our chances of winning the league.
However Sunday was a pre-season friendly. Yes, Arsenal had thrown away a chance of silverware in the form of the Emirates Cup, but ultimately it's a friendly tournament that I'd rather lose if it means winning a piece of major silverware.
Obviously the booing wasn't reflecting that one match. It was a response to same problems from last season resurfacing in both matches over the weekend with just two weeks to go before the season starts, and to the small number of new signings this summer after Arsene Wenger claimed he'd be 'very active'.
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Albuquerque City Council agreed to hire a consultant to try to find out why the city has trouble recruiting and training police officers.
The consultant will conduct a salary survey.
This will cost Albuquerque $20,000.
The survey will compare pay and benefits with departments of similar size elsewhere in the southwest.
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text: Subject: ENDORSE the Staffer Delegation to IRAQ Date: Fri, 23 Jul 1999 19:47:55 +0000 From: [email protected] Dear friends: I am writing to ask your organization to consider endorsing an independent fact-finding delegation of US congressional aides to Iraq. Despite conservative estimates that half a million people, mostly children under the age of five, have died as a result of the most comprehensive sanctions ever imposed on a nation, Congressman McDermott is the only member of Congress to travel to Iraq since the 1991 Gulf War. The staffer delegation is a step towards ensuring better Congressional oversight of a very expensive policy, both in human and monetary terms. The staffers listed below have expressed strong interest in joining the delegation, pending the approval of their bosses. Planned for late August, the trip is intended to increase congressional understanding of Iraq's humanitarian crisis and better assess the impact broad sanctions are having on Iraq's civilian population. Your endorsement expresses support for the idea of staffers traveling to Iraq to better assess the situation and does not imply a position on the issue of sanctions. If your organization has not already endorsed and would like to, please contact Shari Silberstein of the Education for Peace in Iraq Center (EPIC) at [email protected] / tel. (202) 543-6176. Or contact Rick McDowell of Voices in the Wilderness (VitW) at [email protected] / tel. 978-544-9021. We will need to know by FRIDAY, August 30. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, Erik Gustafson, Executive Director, Education for Peace in Iraq Center (EPIC) To: Carl Levan (Rep. John Conyers, D-MI) Suhail Kahn (Rep. Tom Cambell, R-CA) Asim Ghasoor (Rep. Ciro Rodriquez, D-TX) Peter Hickey (Rep. Cynthia McKinney, D-GA) Jennifer Simon (Rep. Barbara Lee, D-CA) Deron Roberson (Rep. Marcie Kaptor, D- OH) Richard Boykin (Rep. Danny Davis, D-IL) Jack Zylman (Rep. Earl Hilliard, D-AL) Patrick Ronan (Rep. John Peterson, R-PA) Jan Jaffree (Sen. Carl Levin, D-MI) Charlotte Oldham-Moore (Sen. Paul Wellstone, D-MN) and others... Dear Congressional Aides: Economic sanctions against Iraq have caused abysmal civilian suffering, all the while lessening the possibility that a strengthened, prosperous middle class in Iraq could significantly change their governing structures. We write today to assure you of our enthusiastic support for your participation in a delegation of congressional staffers that would visit Iraq in August, 1999 to independently collect information about the consequences of economic sanctions. Travel to Iraq requires stamina and serious commitment, but is extremely worthwhile, in fact, crucial, if we are to make knowledgeable policy decisions rooted in full access to information. To our knowledge, since the Gulf War ended in March of 1991, only one Congressional Representative has traveled to Iraq on a fact-finding mission. Congressman Jim McDermott, a physician and a member of Physicians for Social Responsibility, traveled in 1991 to investigate consequences of the Gulf War and economic sanctions. The August 27 - September 5, 1999 delegation presents an opportunity for Congressional and Senate offices to examine hard facts that are directly relevant to US foreign policy in the Middle East. Please let us know if there is any way that any of us could be of further assistance to you as you consider joining this delegation. Sincerely, initial list of endorsers: Arab American Institute (AAI) Mennonite Central Committee American Friends Service Committee Education for Peace with Iraq (EPIC) Institute for Policy Studies (IPS), Middle East Project American Arab Anti Discrimination Committee (ADC) Bishop Thomas Gumbleton, Archdiocese of Detroit *Rev. John Dear, SJ, Executive Director, Fellowship of Reconciliation *Nancy Small, National Coordinator, Pax Christi USA Margaret Galliardi, OP, Dominican Order of North America Women's Internatinal League for Freedom (WILF) LIFE for Relief and Development Conscience International Voices in the Wilderness Iraq Action Coalition Veterans for Peace Jubilee Partners Peace Action * organization listed for identification purposes only If your organization is not signed on and would like to, please contact either: Shari Silberstein, EPIC, [email protected]; tel. (202) 543-6176 or Rick McDowell, VitW, [email protected]; tel. 978-544-9021 =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Erik K. Gustafson, Education for Peace in Iraq Center (EPIC) 747 10th Street SE, Suite 2, Washington, DC 20003 tel. 202-543-6176; fax 202-543-0725; [email protected] =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Don't MISS our NEW webSITE at... www.leb.net/epic


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Not really sure this belongs in this forum but seemed slightly more suitable than sit/start
My Roster:
Drew Brees
Brandon Marshall
DeShaun Jackson
Ray Rice
Ronnie Brown
Antonio Gates
Wes Welker
Jamaal Charles
Ricky Williams
Michael Crabtree
Ben Roethlesberger
Dez Bryant
Brandon Jackson
Neil Rackers
Cincinatti D
So, I don't really have a ton of flexibility overall but there's waiver fodder available that looks promising. In particular I'm looking at replacing Craptree but any suggestions would be appreciated. Listing the top five (by fan pts) available -- I hope that's enough to extrapolate the general availability of other players.
Available RBs
Peyton Hillis
Jason Snelling
Mike Tolbert
Justin Fossett
BJ Green-Ellis
Available WRs
Brandon Lloyd
Kevin Walter
Mark Clayton
Mike Wallace
Mario Manninghan
Not too worried about the other positions. Had the Dallas D and dropped them to play match-ups but may end up reacquiring them, maybe Tenn, maybe KC... not really sure. Just dropped Longwell for Rackers as the Minn. offense looks too weak to support consistent production. Standard (non-ppr) scoring.
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Speaking in Tongues: Language, Communication and Power in the Middle Ages
Institute of Historical Research, Senate House, London
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Communication in the Middle Ages could take place within a wide spectrum of languages, dialects, and tongues. This conference, planned for the 14th of June 2013, will explore how the use and manipulation of language can contribute to our understanding of 'real-world' medieval cultural interaction, and investigate how complex ideas and societal mores were communicated and translated between languages. How did people overcome governmental and administrative challenges in multilingual environments? How were concepts and theories transmitted through cultures, across borders, or within the peripheries of Christendom? What kind of problems presented themselves in the realms of East-West relations, diplomatic missions, synods, and church councils?
This interdisciplinary conference, bringing together the linguistic, cultural, and historical, will be held at the IHR in central London. It will comprise of four broad thematic strands, interspersed with refreshments, a catered lunch, wine reception, and a keynote lecture, delivered by Dr Alan V. Murray (University of Leeds):
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OSHA Trade Release
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February 9, 2005
Contact: Bill Wright
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Will focus on inclement/severe weather hazards at airport operating ramp areas
WASHINGTON -- A safer and more healthful workplace is on the horizon for workers in airport operating areas thanks to a new Alliance signed here today with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
The National Air Transportation Association's Airline Services Council (NATA-ASC) formalized the Alliance with OSHA to advance worker safety and health issues, focusing particularly on reducing and preventing worker exposure to inclement/severe weather hazards in and around airport cargo and mail ramp areas, and other areas associated with aircraft maintenance operations.
"I'm looking forward to working with the Council on this very important Alliance," said Acting Assistant Secretary of Labor for OSHA, Jonathan L. Snare. "We are fortunate to continue to have an opportunity to work with organizations such as NATA-ASC that remain committed to assuring safety and health in the workplace. This Alliance will help assure greater protection of thousands of workers in airport operating areas."
James K. Coyne, NATA President echoed Snare's sentiments saying "the implementation of the Alliance with OSHA is an excellent example of our members' commitment to continuous overall improvement in aviation safety, and the mutually beneficial partnering of government and industry to address Airport Operating Area (AOA) safety."
OSHA and NATA-ASC agreed to develop training and education programs on inclement/severe weather issues and target those programs to workers throughout airport operating areas across the nation. Both organizations will provide NATA members and others with information, guidance and access to various training resources related to the hazards associated with working in environments of extreme heat or cold, or during hurricanes, tornadoes, electrical storms, etc. The development of case studies illustrating the business value of safety and health will be highlighted, as is participation in forums, roundtable discussions, and stakeholder meetings that spotlight inclement/severe weather issues and their impact on workers.
Both organizations will develop and disseminate information through various media, including OSHA and NATA websites and will also look for opportunities to speak, exhibit or appear at conferences meetings or other safety events, including the NATA Safety 1st seminars and the NATA Convention & AS3 Tradeshow.
NATA members provide aviation business services, including on-demand air charter, fuel and ground services, aircraft maintenance and pilot training. The association developed and implemented its Safety 1st program to enhance safety by identifying the knowledge and skills required of professional aviation line service personnel.
Employers are responsible for providing a safe and healthful workplace for their employees. OSHA's role is to assure the safety and health of America's workers by setting and enforcing standards; providing training, outreach, and education; establishing partnerships; and encouraging continual improvement in workplace safety and health. For more information, visit www.osha.gov.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder have some work to do.
After falling in the Western Conference semifinals to the Memphis Grizzlies, it's become clear that the Thunder aren't necessarily in the position they thought they were.
With a healthy Russell Westbrook, Oklahoma City would have obviously been in better shape to make more noise, but even with him the Thunder were far from perfect.
Kevin Durant left everything he had on the floor, and he'll be the first to tell you that he has no regrets. But the Thunder can't remain complacent after what transpired during the postseason—they have to do something.
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SHEPHERDSTOWN - Lush gardens, high tea on fine china, local art, communal integration, history - all within a 1.1- mile radius this Saturday and Sunday in Shepherdstown.
Mike Austin, past president of the Shepherdstown Community Club, continues to organize the annual Back Alley Garden Tour and Tea.
"People have a natural curiosity to peek over the fences of the backyards of the world," he said.
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Cindy Counts, of Burke, Va., left, and Emma Stokes, of Baltimore, enjoy tea from Sheri Garner, 'The Tea Lady,' at the War Memorial Building in Shepherdstown at a past Back Alley Tour and Tea. (Journal file photo by Ron Agnir)
BATT provides the opportunity to satisfy that curiosity. Austin said the tour isn't meant to be a Better Homes and Gardens event "but a unique chance to grasp the ambiance of a beautiful place."
Tom Huddleston, president of SCC, and Don Davis, secretary and maintenance manager, attribute the innovation of BATT to the know-how of member Mary Stanley.
"She is the one who put the tour together," Huddleston said. "She schmoozed the homeowners. She walked around Shepherdstown recruiting. Mary is responsible for the design and execution of the whole tour."
Austin agrees.
"She was able to draw on years of experience with the tour to really understand how to lay the path and get new gardens. Her infinite knowledge of the town was an asset in determining the right mix of destinations and events."
BATT is set to begin Saturday, at 10 a.m. Starting an hour after commencement, visitors will be welcomed to "a charming garden setting on the transformed second floor of the War Memorial building," according to the brochure, which can be found at multiple Shepherdstown establishments - including the Sweet Shop, the Village Florist and Bistro 112.
The event is a "fundraiser sponsored by the Shepherdstown Community Club ... The proceeds go to maintaining and restoring the War Memorial Building, (among other interests)," according to the brochure.
For $20, visitors can expect one day of tables laden with china teacups and fresh flowers, a variety of delicious baked goods and reprieve from the weather.
Unique to this event, the porcelain used for high tea is a commemoration of Shelley Marshall, who fell victim to the 9/11 attacks. In her memory, local resident Donn Marshall is letting the SCC use the teacups for the event in honor of the Shelley A. Marshall Foundation, Davis said.
Responsible for the feng shui of the high tea experience, Austin's wife, Bonnie, "is the equivalent of Mary Stanley when it comes to the tea side of the affair," Davis said.
After tea, visitors are given a map of over 20 gardens spanning a 1.1-mile radius and free reign to discover Shepherdstown however they choose.
Davis said the final map is "complete with walking route and details of each location." Filled with private gardens you couldn't ordinarily see, "visitors have the opportunity to go down Shepherdstown's back alleys at their leisure," Austin said.
On Saturday evening, the Friday Painters exhibits and sale on the first floor of the War Memorial Building is a must for visitors seeking an authentic taste of Shepherdstown's artisans.
Sponsors for the event include Jefferson Security Bank, Morgan Grove Academy, Progressive Printing & Graphics, the Shelley A. Marshall Foundation, the Shepherdstown Public Works crew, Thomas Shepherd Inn, the Potomac-Mecklenburg Garden Club, Meg Spurlin, the Shepherdstown Business Association and the Garden Exchange Group.
For more information and brochures, visit the Sweet Shop, the Village Florist, Bistro 112 or login to backalleygarden.org.


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Wednesday, May 28, 2014
The City of Georgetown prevailed on Thursday in a long-standing lawsuit filed against the city by a former motel owner who claimed the city wrongfully denied him the opportunity to restore a billboard damaged by an auto accident.
A Georgetown County jury took only 45 minutes to deliver its verdict in favor of the city, ending a years-long legal battle between the City of Georgetown and former Georgetonian Motel owner David Ashenfelder, finding that the billboard was on city right-of-way land and Ashenfelder had no right to reconstruct it.
The prolonged case had gone from state court to federal court and back to state court. Ashenfelder originally filed his lawsuit in state court, claiming both state and federal constitutional rights were violated. The city asked a U.S. District Court to hear the case, and the court dismissed Ashenfelders claims of constitutional rights violations.
The federal court, however, sent the case back to a state court. After a jury was unable to reach a verdict, a mistrial was declared, and Ashenfelder filed a new lawsuit. The city, however, prevailed in the trial on that suit that ended Thursday.
Our attorney was wonderful, City Administrator Chris Carter said, referring to Andrew F. Lindemann, of Columbia. He spoke the case law off the top of his head and forced Ashenfelder to adhere to the oath of truth that he had taken prior to taking the stand.
The legal action stemmed from an auto accident in 2003, when a vehicle struck and severely damaged a billboard advertising Ashenfelders motel. The city determined that Ashenfelder had never applied for a sign permit, and the city removed and disposed of the damaged billboard. City officials also told Ashenfelder he could not receive a permit for a new billboard, because the site was located on city property.
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Near-infrared (NIR) spectroscopy is fulfilling its promise for rugged, robust process analysis. A vibrational spectroscopy, NIR uses light between the visible and IR regions. Typically, one fiber-optic probe interrogates the sample or process while another reads the absorbance. As with IR, any molecule whose vibrational modes entail changes in dipole moment is suitable for NIR analysis. But where IR measures fundamental vibrations, NIR hones in on lower-absorbing overtone or combination bands.
"This is an advantage," notes Todd Strother, Ph.D., an applications scientist at Thermo Fisher Scientific. Strongly absorbing IR specimens must be diluted, which makes IR a poor real-time analysis method. "NIR is different. Since materials don't absorb as much, you can measure them directly." With NIR it is possible to position probes directly inside a bioreactor (or, for that matter, a powdered sample) and obtain a spectrum.
NIR absorbances are not as straightforwardly identified with particular chemical groups or their concentrations in solution. "Analytes in bioprocesses don't follow Beer's law," observes Dr. Strother. "They absorb differently and nonlinearly at varying concentrations."
Applying NIR in bioprocess monitoring, therefore, requires that operators first construct spectral training sets. Using independent primary analysis methods, with the aid of mathematical algorithms, operators can then assign qualitative and quantitative attributes to spectral peaks, connecting them to analytes of interest, e.g., glucose, lactate, ammonia, and others. Once the training set is constructed for a particular fermentation or cell culture the primary method need not be used again.
NIR analyzers can provide virtually instantaneous readouts of all analytes of interest, which makes them ideal for process analytic technology. Most upstream NIR probes operate inside bioreactors and can undergo CIP/SIP. It is also possible to construct an NIR system for disposable processing by taking advantage of the penetration of NIR radiation through thin plastic.
NIR was popular in the early 1990s for analyzing microbial fermentations. "That died down somewhat but is picking up again," says Denise Root, marketing manager at FOSS NIRSystems. "Now, for every two mammalian cell fermentation projects we get, we hear from one microbial cell-based manufacturer."
One NIR benefit is its flexibility with respect to reactor interface. Root says her company's probes fit through all standard ports, but dissolved oxygen ports are a favorite.
FOSS's principal bioprocess product is the XDS Process Analytics™ MicroBundle Analyzer, which uses 80 optical fibers—40 for illumination and 40 for collection. The device can monitor up to nine channels (analytes) in a single reactor, or nine separate reactors/fermentors at a time. The company has recently completed a special design for a single-use reactor as well.
Finesse Solutions, which specializes in measurement and control products for upstream bioprocessing, manufactures a line of sterilizable and single-use sensors. On the sterilizable side there is the TruDO Optical dissolved oxygen sensor with a built-in transmitter, TrupH (pH), TruDO (dissolved oxygen), and a NIR-based TruCell2 (cell density).
The single-use TruFluor™ dissolved oxygen and temperature sensor consists of a disposable sheath, optical reader, and transmitter. The sheath is inserted in a disposable bioreactor bag port and irradiated with the bag to preserve a sterile barrier. All finesse sensors are precalibrated, RFID-tagged, and meet USP Class 6 standards for cGMP operation.
Bioreactor pressure has become a critical measurement since the advent of polymer-based, single-use process bags. "People spend $5,000 to $10,000 on a disposable bioreactor and $100,000 on media, and if you don't keep an eye on pressure the bag can explode," explains Mark Selker, Ph.D., CSO. At "Interphex," Finesse introduced TruTorr™, a single-use pressure sensor for measuring headspace pressure in single-use containers to prevent overpressure damage.
In late June, Seahorse Biosystems held a meeting with biotech experts to ascertain their needs in bioprocessing and process development. The convened experts agreed that more robust process monitoring and control would help industrialize biomanufacturing, reduce cost, accelerate scale-up, and improve product quality. Furthermore, implementing monitoring and control earlier in the development process would permit evaluation of each input paramenter. "The effects of these factors may be different for each clone and, therefore, many experiments are needed to obtain this information," explains product manager Peter Russo, Ph.D.
"Our design team experts cited scientific need, as opposed to regulation, as the primary driver for this trend. There is a need to obtain the data required to define those process parameters that produce high product quality in the early stages of development. As a result, more robust processes that produce better quality products can be developed quickly and efficiently. There is also the advantage that this information can then be applied to quality-by- design initiatives."
Seahorse has popularized SimCell™ Micro Bioreactors and the SimCell™ 200 Workstation. SimCell is not a process monitoring system per se, but rather, allows creation of thousands of highly controlled sets of reaction conditions for subsequent use.
SimCell bioreactors are microplate-sized disposable plastic cards containing six 700 uL cell culture chambers that mimic conditions in a bench-scale bioreactor. Oxygen and carbon dioxide diffuse easily through the SimCell's highly permeable chamber walls, and the large surface area supports high cell densities. Gas bubble stirring matches the stirring shear force and frequency of a larger reactor. The SimCell 200 automated cell culture manager agitates, feeds, and pH balances up to 200 microbioreactor cards (1,200 chambers) for six weeks or more, with unattended operation for up to one week, Dr. Russo notes.
Simcell conducts complex fed-batch protocols with automated monitoring and control of temperature, pH, dissolved oxygen, and glucose across many clone and process variations. The correlation between the SimCell and benchtop bioreactors is very good, with correlation coefficients as high as 0.97, Dr. Russo reports. This technology can be used to displace uncontrolled platforms, such as shake flasks and well plates, during the early stages of development, to design robust, scalable processes, he adds.
Because they faithfully track conditions in much larger reactors, SimCell allows investigators to measure the impact of each process variable quickly, with tight correlation to bench-scale bioreactors, and in as many replicates as desired.
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That gift could be one that brings more smiles, more joy, more hugs and more time with family and friends. Then imagine you can by donating blood through your American Red Cross.
On Thursday, December 22, 2011 Sheraton Suites Akron/Cuyahoga Falls will host the largest blood drive in Summit County. From 7 am to 7 pm blood donors will have the chance to donate the gift of life at the beautiful hotel, located at 1989 Front Street in Cuyahoga Falls.
All who come to donate will be automatically entered to win the Grand Prize: A Best Buy Home Theater Experience Package which includes a 42" TV, an XBOX 360 and Blu Ray disc. Two runners-up will receive an Apple iPad 2.
Donors will also enjoy special refreshments, holiday entertainment and receive a free goody bag! They'll also have the chance to win great raffle prizes throughout the day, including a Sheraton Suites New Year's Eve Overnight & Party Package for two and a Parks & Recreation Summerpac valued at $139!
"Last year, more than 850 volunteer blood donors came forward to give at this special holiday event. Because each pint that's donated can help up to three people, the lives of nearly 2,500 patients in need of blood transfusions may have been touched," stated Katy Berger, Communications Associate for the Northern Ohio Blood Services Region of the American Red Cross.
Every day of every season, hospital patients need blood and platelets for the treatment of serious diseases like cancer, for lifesaving surgeries, or for emergency care related to accidents or trauma. And while the need is constant, donations from volunteer blood donors sometimes taper off during busy holiday times.
"When you donate blood, you're giving hope to someone," said Mayor Don Robart. "And in come cases, you're giving life…I can't think of a more perfect gift this season."
This blood drive is proudly sponsored by the City of Cuyahoga Falls, Gavin Scott Salon & Spa, Rubber City Radio Group, Sheraton Suites Akron/Cuyahoga Falls, Summa Health System, Summa Western Reserve Hospital and the Village of Silver Lake.
Appointments are strongly recommended for this blood drive. Donors can schedule by calling 1-800-RED CROSS or by visiting redcrossblood.org and entering the sponsor code 'summa'.
How to Donate Blood
To schedule an appointment to donate please call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or visit redcrossblood.org for more information. Individuals who are 17 years of age (16 with parental permission), meet weight and height requirements (110 pounds or more, depending on their height) and are in generally good health may be eligible to donate blood. Please bring your Red Cross blood donor card or other form of positive ID when you come to donate.
About the American Red Cross
The Northern Ohio Region serves 19 counties and needs to collect about 900 units of blood a day to meet patient need in 57 hospitals. In addition to supplying nearly half of the nation's blood, the American Red Cross teaches lifesaving skills, provides international humanitarian aid, and supports military members and their families. The Red Cross is a charitable organization—not a government agency—and depends on volunteers and the generosity of the American public to perform its mission.


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>I have a server that runs OpenBSD 4.1, and a laptop running Windows. I
> to use Thunderbird on the laptop to send mail via the server.
> I would like to use port 587, since my isp blocks port 25.
Whoa. It's likely that your ISP blocks port 25 incoming to you - i.e.
they won't let you *receive* mail directly on your machine. But it's
highly unlikely that they would block port 25 outgoing - i.e. how else
would you send mail via their mailserver?
In any case: almost certainly the "relaying denied" error is because you
don't have your subnet (and possibly your domain) in
/etc/mail/relay-domains. Assuming you're on a 192.168.x.x subnet, try
adding "192.168" to relay-domains on a line on its own. (I also add my
domain - i.e. the domain part of my outgoing email address) to
relay-domains, and local-host-names, but I'm not sure this is strictly
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MediGene granted GC-Rise and JS Bio Pharm separate licenses for the commercialization and marketing of its U.S.-approved genital warts treatment, Veregen®, in China and South Korea. MediGene stands to earn development- and approval-related milestones as well as royalties.
Specialty pharmaceuticals company GC-Rise will take on clinical development of Veregen in China and has responsibility for all regulatory and approval processes in its home country. In return MediGene will receive an undisclosed up-front payment and milestones on initiation of the first clinical trial in China. The firm will also profit from the supply of Veregen to GC-Rise. Market launch in China is expected at the end of 2013, the firm says.
The new South Korean licensee, JS Bio Pharm, is a specialized distributor of pharmaceuticals, particularly European originals in the dermatology and respiratory fields. Under the Veregen deal the firm will be responsible for all regulatory processes in South Korea. MediGene will receive a sales-related milestone and royalties and will also supply the drug to its partner. Launch of Veregen in South Korea is expected during 2012.
Veregen is a topical treatment for genital warts that comprises a catechin concentrate. The drug is already available in the U.S. and Germany, and launch in Austria is planned for later this year. Germany will act as the reference member state for negotiating approval in other European countries through the European Mutual Recognition procedure.
MediGene says a new wave of European marketing applications is planned during the second half of 2010. The company already has marketing partners in place for Veregen in other countries. These include Nycomed for the U.S. and Abbott Arzneimittel (previously Solvay) for Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Other Veregen partnerships are also in place for Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Israel, Greece, and Cyprus.
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We present preliminary findings on the search for short-period zonal wind variations in Jupiter's equatorial atmosphere. There are many causes for such variations, from planetary waves and other mechanical forcing to seasonal radiative forcing, occurring over a variety of timescales. The expected wind variations are small, so large numbers of measurements were made on high spatial resolution Hubble Space Telescope 953-nm image pairs to achieve the smallest possible uncertainties. This continuum filter was chosen to allow tracking of tracers in the cloud deck with less Rayleigh scattering than is seen at shorter wavelengths, improving small cloud feature determination, particularly in Jupiter's belt regions. In addition, using the same filter in each data set helps to eliminate the confusion of possible wind changes with altitude. Thus, we present detailed equatorial wind profiles from HST near-infrared images taken on multiple dates from 1994 through 1998. The wind profile variations are compared with temperatures obtained over this time period at the NASA IRTF and searched for short period oscillations that could be associated with a Quasi-Quadrennial Oscillation, other wave forcing, or a seasonal response. This work was supported by funding from the NASA Planetary Atmospheres program.
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As you know, I am a sucker for regionalisms, accents and the like.
Here are 22 maps of the contiguous 48 showing how certain key words, phrases or concepts change from region to region. Most curious? That Texas and Maryland are the only states where "Bowie knife" is pronounced properly ("Boo-ee").
I'm disappointed, too, that in the sub/hero/hoagie category, my former state of Connecticut did not show up as favoring its regional term for the sandwich, the grinder. (For that matter, "po'boy" didn't show up around here either.) I blame Subway.
And I know every survey shows that folks around here say "coke" when they mean "soda," but I have never heard it in nearly 10 years here.