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NBME® Privacy Policy
Date Updated: October 6, 2015
National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME®) is committed to protecting your privacy and to maintaining the integrity and privacy of personal information that NBME collects through the NBME website (the "Site") located at www.nbme.org . The following Privacy Policy ("Policy") explains NBME's information collection and dissemination practices in connection with the Site. Please review the Policy and feel free to contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com if you have any questions.
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If you have an unresolved privacy or data use concern that we have not addressed satisfactorily, please contact TRUSTe at https://feedback-form.truste.com/watchdog/request. Please click here for fax and postal mail information. TRUSTe's dispute resolution process is only available in English.
1. General Users
NBME does not collect any personal information from users browsing its website. Users to the public area of the www.NBME.org website may browse anonymously. NBME's web servers may track the Internet protocol (IP) addresses of visitors to the Site to measure number of visits to the website. If you participate in NBME's examination services (e.g., NBME Licensing Examination Services, NBME Self-Assessment Services), you will be required to provide personal information during the registration process. To access certain portions of the Site, you may have to submit a user ID and password.
2. Collection of and Consent to Use Personal Information from Site Users
You may provide personal information to us in the process of completing various forms for the United States Medical Licensing Examination® (USMLE®) and/or NBME programs and services for medical schools, students and graduates of medical schools. Personal information may include, but is not limited to:
- Name
- Date of birth
- Email address
- Billing and Mailing address
- Telephone number
- Credit card and billing information
- Social security or national identification number
- Citizenship
- Gender
- Medical school history (including Medical School name, country, professional degree, date degree conferred/expected)
In general, you are required to respond to most of the questions on the application forms. However, you are not required to provide information regarding your ethnicity or first language. Providing this information is optional and does not affect the outcome of your application. NBME uses information about the ethnicity and first language of its applicants for research purposes, and it is kept confidential.
By providing your personal information online, you consent to allow NBME to use that information in accordance with this Policy. This information is used for identification purposes and as stated below in Section 6.
In addition to the personally identifiable information described above, we also collect aggregate information from many users about use of the NBME Services Portal (NSP), such as number of visits and pages visited on the NSP, and the overall duration of time spent on the NSP. The information we collect depends in large part upon the needs of your account and what services and features you use on the NSP. We do not disclose this information to third parties.
3. Security
The security of your personal information is of the utmost concern to NBME. We have administrative, technical and physical measures in place to protect the security of your personal information. To protect your privacy, the NBME utilizes Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) technology to prevent third parties from seeing your personal and sensitive information (such as credit card number, social security number, or national ID number) during data transmission.
In order to access some services, you are required to enter a username and password to confirm your identity. For example, to access your personal information for NBME Licensing Examination Services, you must first confirm your identity by entering your USMLE identification number and a password. This authentication page is secured by SSL technology.
When you prepare to pay for services, you will enter our secure payment web page and will have a limited amount of time to enter the required information. NBME uses a third-party vendor to process your online payments. NBME uses digital certificates through VeriSign. As a VeriSign secure site, visitors can verify the site's authenticity and communicate with NBME securely using 128-bit encryption that protects confidential information.
Please note that pages other than the authentication page and payment page may not be secured by SSL or other encryption programs.
Unfortunately, no data transmission over the Internet can be guaranteed to be secure. As a result, while we strive to protect your personal information, we cannot and do not ensure or warrant the security of any information you transmit to us, and you do so at your own risk. In the event there is a breach of the security measures used by NBME, NBME will take reasonable and appropriate actions to minimize the damage resulting from the security breach. However, NBME cannot guarantee that unauthorized individuals will not obtain access to NBME systems through illegal measures, despite our security measures.
If, for any reason, you should choose not to provide your personal information online, you may request a paper version of the application or document request form by calling 215-590-9700 or by email to email@example.com . If you have questions about providing your personal information related to the NBME Self-Assessment Services, you may contact email@example.com .
4. Cookies and Tracking Technologies
A cookie is a small text file that is stored on a user's computer for record-keeping purposes. We do not use cookies on the www.nbme.org general website, but we may use cookies on the web pages related to NBME Licensing Examination Services, NBME Self-Assessment Services, and the NBME Services Portal. We do not link the information we store in cookies to any personally identifiable information you submit while on any of our sites.
We use non-persistent cookies to make it easier for you to navigate our site. These non-persistent cookies are deleted when you close your browser.
If you reject cookies, you may still use our site, but your ability to use some areas of our site will be limited.
The use of cookies by our tracking utility company is not covered by our privacy policy. We do not have access or control over these cookies. Our tracking utility company uses session ID cookies to provide usage pattern information about our site.
Technologies such as cookies, beacons, tags and scripts are used by NBME and our affiliates or analytics or service providers (Google Analytics). These technologies are used in analyzing trends, administering the site, tracking users' movements around the site, and gathering geographic information about our user base as a whole. We may receive reports based on the use of these technologies by these companies on an individual as well as aggregated basis.
As is true of most websites, we gather certain information automatically and store it in lo g files. This information may include IP addresses, browser type, Internet service provider (ISP), referring/exit pages, operating system, date/time stamp, and/or clickstream data.
We may combine this automatically collected log information with other information we collect about you. We do this to improve site functionality.
Third parties with whom we partner to provide certain features on our website also use HTML5 to collect and store information. Various browsers may offer their own management tools for removing HTML5 LSOs
5. Credit Card
All credit card transactions are processed through a vendor via SSL. NBME uses a clearinghouse to verify and validate the credit card. NBME does not store or disclose credit card information.
6. Use of Personal Information Collected
NBME collects and uses the personal information you provide to better serve you. Such information may be used to process your applications and requests for services or materials, to receive support for the services we provide, to verify that you meet the minimum qualifications for our programs and services, to allow us to contact you to provide those services, to complete delivery of services, for billing purposes, and to protect you and NBME from fraudulent transactions. We also use the information we collect to tailor and improve your experience if you use the NSP. Additionally, NBME may use aggregated personal information for research and statistical purposes. NBME does not use your personal information for marketing or promotional purposes.
Your credit card information is used to bill you for services. We will not use your credit card information for any other purpose.
7. Disclosure of Personal Information to Third Parties
We may distribute the personally identifiable information that you submit to us, both internally within our organization and to our agents and affiliates as necessary for purposes related to our services. While we endeavor to maintain the confidentiality of all material submitted that is identified as confidential by the submitter, we cannot accept, and hereby expressly disclaim, any liability from losses relating to the unauthorized disclosure or interception via the Internet of any information that you submit.
We disclose your personal information to certain third parties to provide the products and services you have requested online. To support these services, we send a portion of your personal information, such as name and USMLE ID, to them using secured protocols and encryption. They have access to the minimal information needed to perform their functions but otherwise will not use the information for other purposes. For example, when you apply for a USMLE examination, we will provide certain registration information to companies that schedule and administer the test.
NBME uses a third-party vendor to process your online payment transactions. To process these transactions, your payment information must be disclosed to this third party. See Section 3 aboveNBME uses a third-party vendor to process your online payment transactions. To process these transactions, your payment information must be disclosed to this third party. See Section 3 above.
The USMLE is sponsored jointly by the NBME and the Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB). To ensure an efficient and accurate examination process for applicants, portions of the personal information you provide to us during the registration process are retained in a database shared by the NBME and FSMB for the purposes of exam registration and scheduling. Additionally, this information, as well as performance data from the examination, is used by these organizations for research and statistical purposes, although only in the aggregate.
NBME also shares certain user information, such as USMLE ID, social security number, name, medical school name and graduation date, date of birth, gender and score information with the Association of American Medical Colleges (the "AAMC"). This organization uses the data that we provide for research purposes only.
NBME also may provide personally identifiable information to certain third parties that have entered into contracts with us to provide certain services. We may also use this information to help us manage programs and services that may be of interest to you.
Please also note that all of your activities on the NBME Services Portal are traceable through your single sign-on (SSO) account. If you use your name as part of your SSO account or User ID, your name may be available to third parties that contract with us to provide certain services after enrollment.
At times we may be required by law, court order or legal process to disclose your personal information. We may disclose information about you, in our sole discretion, if we believe that disclosure is necessary: (a) to satisfy any law, regulation, governmental request or to respond to a subpoena; (b) to operate this website; (c) to protect the safety, rights or property of NBME or users of the NSP or any of NBME's websites; and (d) or as otherwise permitted under this Policy.
Other than as noted in this Policy, or as NBME shall notify users in the future, NBME does not sell, rent, share, offer, or otherwise disclose any personal information, such as names, e-mail addresses, mailing addresses, telephone numbers, and other personal information that you voluntarily provide to NBME, to any organization or individual without a legitimate interest (collectively "Third Parties"), except to the extent necessary to comply with applicable laws or valid legal process, or to protect the rights or property of NBME.
In the event that we sell or transfer all or a portion of our business and assets, we reserve the right to transfer your personally identifiable information in connection with that transaction and you will be notified via email and/or a prominent notice on our website of any change in ownership or uses of your personal information, as well as any choices you may have regarding your personal information. In such event, we will use reasonable efforts to ensure that your personally identifiable information remains protected.
8. Access and Ability to Correct Personal Data
A. NBME Self-Assessment Services
If your personally identifiable information changes, or if you no longer desire our service, you may correct, update, or delete inaccuracies by making the change within your account by selecting "Personal Information" or by emailing our Customer Support at email@example.com or by contacting us by postal mail at the contact information listed below. We will respond to your request within 30 days.
B. NBME Licensing Examination Services
Using the Site, you may access and verify or change such personal information as mailing and e-mail addresses and telephone number. You may also submit a name change request. The submission of a name change request will generate further instructions regarding how to complete the request. NBME must receive appropriate documentation before we will make such a name change. You may also check the status of your USMLE applications, scheduling permits, score reports, and document requests. To do so, you must have both your USMLE identification number and a password. If you do not have your password, you may obtain one by accessing the NLES website and following the instructions for logging in. The NLES website is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with the exception of maintenance periods. Upon written request accompanied by appropriate documentation, NBME will change your social security number or birth date. To request such a change to your personal information, you may write to us at the address listed in Section 13, "Inquiries and Concerns," below.
C. NBME Services Portal (NSP)
If you wish to verify or modify any of the information you have submitted to us on the NSP, please contact your NSP account administrator or you may contact us at: email@example.com
D. Data Retention
We will retain your information for as long as your account is active or as needed to provide you services. We will retain and use your information as necessary to comply with our legal obligations, resolve disputes, and enforce our agreements.
9. Links to and from NBME
For your convenience, this Site may contain links to other Internet websites. However, NBME does not endorse, and is not responsible for, the privacy practices or the content of these websites. If you submit personal information to any of those sites, your information is governed by their privacy policies. We encourage you to carefully read the privacy policy of any website you visit.
Our website includes social media features, such as the Facebook button. These features may collect your IP address, which page(s) you visit on our site, and may set a cookie to enable the feature to function properly. Social media features and widgets are either hosted by a third party or hosted directly on our Site. Your interactions with these features are governed by the privacy policy of the company providing it.
10. Children's Privacy
This Site is not designed to attract children. Accordingly, we do not knowingly collect personal information from anyone under 13 years of age.
11. Commitment
The NBME is committed to protecting your privacy. While we cannot guarantee privacy perfection, we will address any issue to the best of our abilities as soon as possible.
12. Communications from the Site
A. Service-related Announcements
We will send you strictly service-related announcements on rare occasions when it is necessary to do so. For instance, if our service is temporarily suspended for maintenance, we might send you an email. Generally, you may not opt-out of these communications, which are not promotional in nature. If you do not wish to receive them, you have the option to deactivate your account.
Generally, you may not opt-out of these communications, which are not promotional in nature. If you do not wish to receive them, you have the option to deactivate your account.
B. Customer Service
Based upon the personally identifiable information you provide, we will send you a welcoming email to verify your username and password. We will also communicate with you in response to your inquiries, to provide the services you request, and to manage your account. We will communicate with you by email or telephone, in accordance with your wishes.
13. Inquiries and Concerns
If we decide to change our privacy policy, we will post those changes to this privacy statement, the home page, and other places we deem appropriate so that you are aware of what information we collect, how we use it, and under what circumstances, if any, we disclose it. We reserve the right to modify this privacy statement at any time, so please review it frequently. If we make material changes to this policy, we will notify you here, by email, or by means of a notice on our home page prior to the change becoming effective.
A. For General Inquiries:
If you have any questions regarding this Privacy Policy, you may contact the NBME at:
National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME)
Susan Deitch
Office of Communications
3750 Market Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Phone: (215) 590-9500
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
B. Questions related to the NBME Licensing Examination Services:
If you have questions related to the NBME Licensing Examination Services or if you would like to review and/or change your personal information in connection with the NBME Licensing Examination Services, you may do so online (please see Section 8 of this Policy) or you may contact us at:
National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME)
Applicant Services
3750 Market Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Phone: (215) 590-9700
Fax: (215) 590-9457
Email: email@example.com
C. Questions related to the NBME Self-Assessment Services:
If you have questions related to the NBME Self-Assessment Services, you may contact us at: email@example.com
D. Questions related to the NBME Services Portal:
If you have questions related to the NBME Services Portal, you may contact us at: firstname.lastname@example.com
E. Questions related to the NBME International Foundations of Medicine® (IFOM®) Program:
If you have questions related to the NBME IFOM program, you may contact us at: email@example.com


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Bernie Ecclestone regaled a German court with his memories of almost being killed in the Blitz as he began a combative defence against charges of bribery yesterday.
The 83-year-old Formula One chief executive told bemused judges that his youth was spent scraping a living due to the privations of the Second World War, as he mapped out his formative experiences of the country where he faces up to ten years in jail if convicted.
Despite the gravity of the charges he faces, the anecdotes flowed from the start of proceedings that could end his four-decade grip on motor racing.

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First photo: Paramedic Andrea Moller watches Kula Elementary School 5th-grader Gabriel Frampton, 11, practice his cardiopulmonary resuscitation techniques Thursday during a "Kids Teaching Kids to Save Lives" presentation in the school cafeteria. Looking on are Dante Blanchard (left), 11, and Ilikea DePonte, 12. The program was conducted by Hawaii Heart Foundation founder Pam Foster of Oahu along with Maui first responders. "This has already saved lives on Oahu," Foster said.
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Something Americans use to describe everything.
Oh wow it's just awesome
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The American vocabulary consists of just three words: Omygod, awesome and shit.
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The meaning of being awesome is you. YOU ARE THE DEFINITION OF AWESOME.
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formidable, amazing, heart-stirring, wonderful
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An overused adjective intended to denote something as "cool" or "great" but instead winds up meaning "lame." This is actually a reflection of the lameness of person using the word, the degree of which is directly proportionate to difference between the user's perspective of the so-called awesome object / person / situation and that of a reasonably sober, well-informed observer.
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See 'Prussia' for Hetalia:Axis powers/ Hetalia world series
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Although it's now used as another word for cool, it literally means something that strucks awe. Something so amazing, one is in awe seeing it. But like I said, nowadays it's used just like cool.
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Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott had some harsh words for President Obama after word got out that West, Texas, was going to get no FEMA aid after the fertilzer-plant explosion literally leveled parts of the small town.
Most outrage expressed by figures like Abbott is just political pandering, but I find myself a little peeved about this news, too. Here's the news release his office put out this evening:
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott issued the following statement today regarding the Federal Emergency Management Agency's decision to deny disaster funding for the City of West:
"President Obama has yet again promised one thing and then not delivered. Just last month I saw the devastation first-hand, met with rescue workers and heard the President himself say that 'America needs more towns like West, TX.' But now, once the cameras have stopped rolling, President Obama's FEMA has denied our state and our neighbors the necessary opportunities to rebuild critical infrastructure in the town, including an entire school. While President Obama has turned his back on Texas and gone against his word, we will continue to take care of our neighbors and I pledge to continue working with leadership, first responders and the people of West to make sure their collective strength shines bright for the whole nation to see."
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On Friday, YMCA employees from The Woodlands will be reunited with one of their regular customers, Joseph Pietrzak, whose heart stopped beating while he was lifting weights last month.
Pietrzak had gone to the work-out at the fitness center as he usually did on May 19 when he felt dizzy and then collapsed. A bystander ran to the front desk to get help, and a trained YMCA team quickly began to clear his airway and administer CPR until another employee could use the equipment that delivered two electric shocks to his chest, after which Pietrzak became alert and began moving, said Jennifer Nichols-Contella, spokeswoman for the Montgomery County Hospital District.
"Now Joe will be able to spend Father's Day with his children this weekend. The staff did just exactly what they were trained to do. They are true heroes," she said.
Pietrazk, now fully recovered, will meet his rescuers at a reunion sponsored by the Montgomery County Hospital District.


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In this movie, I want to start out by launching Adobe SpeedGrade so I can give you a quick tour of the user interface. In later movies in this chapter we'll break down specific UI elements in more detail, but as I said for right now, I just want to go ahead and launch the application and give you a quick tour. Since I am on a Mac I am going to come down to my dock here and click on SpeedGrade icon to launch the application. And just a second Adobe SpeedGrade opens up and what should've notice is that it opens really, really fast and I love this about Adobe SpeedGrade. Next notice that the user interface is not really maximize to it's full potential. I mean sure, I can come down here and hide my dock or come up here and click on the plus button to maximize the interface.
But I want you to learn a great keyboard shortcut and that's F on the keyboard; F toggles Adobe SpeedGrade into Full Screen mode. Let me show you how it works. I'll go ahead and press F and here I am in Full Screen mode. Now again, because I am on Mac notice that dock has disappeared. Also, take a look at the top of the user interface. I no longer have a Menu bar. If I press F, I can toggle out of Full Screen mode, and if you're in Full Screen mode at any time if you place your cursor at the very top of interface, you can once again reveal the Menu bar. Now I really love working in Full Screen mode and I'll be working in Full Screen mode throughout this title.
And the reason I love it is because it allows me to be to focus on Adobe SpeedGrade, and when I am focused I can grade and work faster. Next, the most dominant thing here at the top of user interface is the Desktop view, and a good way to think about the Desktop view is it's simply a way to navigate to various files and folders and even drives that are attached to your system. In the later movie in this chapter we'll talk about the Desktop view in more detail, but for right now what I want you to do on any one of these Desktop tabs here is click on the Desktop right here and then to Exercise Files. Over here in the main part of the Desktop view, I am viewing the contents of this folder.
Now if I scroll down a little bit, you'll notice that I have some clips here, as well as if I scroll up, actual Adobe SpeedGrade or .ircp project files. If you're following along with the exercise files and you don't see all the same files that I have here in the main Desktop view when you have the Exercise Files folders selected here in the file tree, make sure you come to this menu right here and choose the option Sequences from folder + subtree. This just ensures that any sub folders that are in the directory that you have selected are also viewable here in the main area of the Desktop view.
For right now lets go ahead and click this plus button to launch this first project file called 01_01_interface.ircp, and when I do that down here, this my Timeline I now have some clips that are populated in that Timeline. Now how do I actually view the Timeline? Well, that's simple. You can simply click on the Monitor button right here to switch over to your Monitor views, so you can actually view your clips. Another choice that you have by the way, if you're in Desktop view, is to simply use the keyboard shortcut D. D toggles between the Desktop view and the Monitor.
So there is the Monitor and if I press D again, I am back to my Desktop view. Again we'll talk more about the Monitor and the Desktop view in later movies in this chapter. Now the first thing that you'll notice about the image here in the Monitor is that it's really, really big. It looks like it's been zoomed in a million percent. This is normal behavior of Adobe SpeedGrade. Don't worry about it. What you can do is you can come down here and click on this button right here to Zoom to fit, that means that the image will be fit to the viewable area of the Monitor. You can also use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Home or Command+Home key.
Down here in the middle of the interface, as I mentioned, is my timeline and right here I have traditional Play, Rewind and Transport controls. I have some buttons right here for toggling scopes on and off and then down here is the actual Timeline itself. Now the most distinguishing thing about the timeline that I want to talk about right now is how you actually move the playhead, because this is a gotcha for a lot of new users to Adobe SpeedGrade. In many editorial tools you're use to simply clicking here at time code rule, to navigate your playhead, and you can actually do that inside of Adobe SpeedGrade as well.
But what you can't do is click and drag the playhead. That's because the playhead is not up here. It's down below the clips; this guy right here. This is my playhead and right now notice it has the number 1 on it, that's because it's the first playhead. We can actually have multiple playheads inside of the Adobe SpeedGrade. And in a later movie in this title I'll talk about using multiple playheads for purposes of scene-to-scene color correction. So if you click on the playhead you can click and drag through your clips. At the bottom of interface you'll notice that I have several tabs.
The first is the Timeline tab, and on the Timeline tab I can do things like configure my setup, I can view different reels, I can be really geeky and work with color space controls. On the Clip tab, this is where I can control the aspect ratio of a clip, as well as several other parameters. On the Look tab this is where most of the magic inside of the Adobe SpeedGrade happens. Here on the left, I have my Layers palette and this is where I can work to add corrections and create looks on my footage. The Mask tab allows me to create geometric shapes for purposes of isolating corrections.
The Annotations tab is actually kind of neat, what this allows me to do is leave notes or markers to myself as I am working on a project, and I find the Annoations inside of Adobe SpeedGrade to be particularly useful when you're working on long form projects. If I was working on a Stereo 3D Project, this tab would become available. So with the Audio tab, if I had audio my project, and if I had done any pan and scan on a particular clip, the Pan and Scan tab would become available. Now there are a few more tabs that I want you to show you and I where I founds those tab is on the upper right-hand corner of the interface. Right up here.
Let's start out with this one called Settings. On the Settings tab, you have a plethora of preferences and control's that you can use to setup Adobe SpeedGrade. Here on the Output tab this is how you control how your render footage out of Adobe SpeedGrade, and later in this title we'll talk about using Output tab here to render out footage from SpeedGrade, and after you have rendered, you can view the results of those renders here on the Render Result tab. Now that's a super quick tour of Adobe SpeedGrades interface. Now if it seems like I skipped over a whole lot.
Well, yeah I did. Throughout the rest of this chapter and indeed throughout the rest of this title, we'll explore in more detail various controls and buttons that we have inside of Adobe SpeedGrade, so you can become even more comfortable with the user interface.
- Viewing clips and navigating the timeline
- Using automatic scene detection
- Sending a project from Premiere Pro to SpeedGrade
- Using SpeedGrade in a stereoscopic workflow
- Making primary contrast and color corrections
- Creating and applying looks
- Making secondary corrections
- Copying corrections from shot to shot
- Importing rendered media back into Premiere Pro


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Contents List in Alphabetical Order
(unless otherwise noted, all files are in Word97 format)
Modelling of Gas-Liquid Two-Phase Flows in Vertical Pipes using PHOENICS
Vladimir Agranat, Masahiro Kawaji, and Albert Chan
Arcofluid 1
Numerical Modeling of Physical Vapor Transport of I2 in Horizontal Cylinders
Jalil Ouazzani and Franz Rosenberger
Arcofluid 2
Numerical Simulations of PVT of I2 in C4F8 in Inert Gas in Cylindrical Ampoules - Numerical and Experimental Comparisons
Jalil Ouazzani and Franz Rosenberger
Auckland Univ 1 (Paper)
Auckland Univ 1 (PowerPoint Presentation)
Diffuser Development for a Diffuser-Augmented Wind Turbine using Computational Fluid Dynamics
D.G. Phillips, P.J. Richards, and R.G.J. Flay
Auckland Univ 2 (Paper)
Auckland Univ 2 (PowerPoint Presentation)
The Use of Computational Modelling in a Study of Downwind Sail
P.J. Richards and G.D.Mallinson
Ben Gurion Univ (Paper)
Ben Gurion Univ (PowerPoint Presentation)
Mass Transfer to Sphere and Hemisphere Electrodes by an Impinging Jet
Eiran Kochavi, Yoram Oren, Abraham Tamir, and Tuvia Kravchik
Numerical Simulations of Flow and Salinity Distributions In Öresund
Urban Svensson, Jonny Svensson and Sture Lindahl
Chemtech 1 (Paper)
Chemtech 1 (PowerPoint Presentation)
Dispersion of Contaminants in the Ocean
André Luiz da Fonseca Fadel, João Tornovsky and Flávio Martins de Queiroz Guimarães
Chemtech 2 (Paper)
Chemtech 2 (PowerPoint Presentation)
Development of an Application Oriented Interface for PHOENICS
Ricardo Serfaty, João Tornovsky, Bruno de Almeida Barbabela, Flávio Martins de Queiroz Guimarães and Luiz Eduardo Ganem Rubião
Cuidad Madrid Univ (PDF)
Numerical Simulation of Free Surface Flows in Die Casting Injection Processes
P Gomez, J Hernandez, J Lopez, F Faura
DERA 1 (PowerPoint Presentation)
The "Virtual Manikin" Project
Andy Buxton, Adrian Huggins, David Glynn
DERA 2 (Paper)
DERA 2 (PowerPoint Presentation)
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Skip to comments.Where Were You In 1976?
Posted on 10/17/2004 7:52:00 PM PDT by bjcoop
It was Carter Vs. Ford, so where were you during the course of that election and when Carter claimed his victory(unfortunately). It was a pretty close race.
I don't really remember where I was. I was eleven at the time. I do remember where I was in 1980, when Reagan was elected. A friend and I were at the weekly pro rasslin' matches at the Louisville Gardens, when the announcement came on that Reagan had won. My friend and I booed and called Reagan an old man (Hey, we were fifteen year old punks at the time, and since most people in the arena were cheering the news, we, as teenagers do, wanted to be contrary). Over the next four years, I fell totally in love with the man (you know, as much as a dude can love another dude who he doesn't really know personally), and in 1984, then being old enough to vote, I proudly voted for Ronald Reagan.
He had vetoed a few spending bills saying we couldn't afford them. He was WAY overmatched trying to prevent the Democrats from giving Vietnam to the communists.
In fairness to him, he didn't manifest himself to be an utter moron until perhaps 1982 or 1983.
I voted for Ford. :-)
It was January 1, my first day in California. The Rose Bowl and an earthquake in Anaheim remind me of that day.
History would prove my father correct :-)
"I was boarding the Freedom Train. Anyone remember that going around the country?"
Wow. I remember standing in line for a long, long time with my fellow 9th graders to board the Freedom Train. Can only remember 1 item in the Freedom Train to this day....Bob Lanier's size 22 basketball shoes.
You did what?
I was in college voting in my very first election -- for FORD.
I was 8 going on 9, being born and raised in NYC.
Teaching mathematics in college. The head of the department (later college president) was complaining, "I can't understand how anyone with a PhD could vote for Carter!"
In 1976 I rooted for Carter
Of course I was only 6 and didn't know any better, 4 years later by 10 I wised up and rooted for Reagan
I was an adult running a business in Australia wondering how a man who looked as if he was retarded could have been chosen by the American people to be their President, that's where I was. (And after all these years, I still don't understand it!)
1976 - Starting my senior year of high school, listening to Lynyrd Skynyrd and Charlie Daniels, cruising in my '71 Mustang MachI, and trying to find a girl. Funny, wound up marrying a classmate 12 years later. We have 2 daughters that like... Lynyrd Skynyrd and Mustangs! Hey, I try to raise them right!
My first presidential election. I'll leave it at that!
I was thinking about creating an Internet site, focused on discussions of the ideals of liberty and freedom. Couldn't get it done and then years later this guy Jim Robinson stole my "idear". That's my story and I'm sticking with it.
I was four.
four and a half actually
I gave birth to my second child at Andrews AFB. I was in the Army and had just completed my 3 years in the Army after serving in Seoul, South Korea. He grew up and served as a Marine. My husband, also in the army was a journalist that covered President Ford on his trip to Korea. We have great pictures of that event.
I remember getting a ride home from confirmation class, and hearing the early returns. I distinctly remember it being reported that Carter was winning Michigan (Ford's home state). I wonder if that was an early example of media manipulation.
Marine Corps Air Station, Iwakuni, Japan serving my forth consecutive year overseas.
I would not be alive today if I had. LOL! My grandmother would have struck me dead!
My grandmother was on both President Eisenhowers staff and President Nixons staff. She and Nixon were fast friends. She was also the committee chairwoman of the National Republican Party. I grew up teething republican.
I was 16, senior in HS, showing horses, applying to colleges and living the good life in Newport Beach, CA. Was fairly clueless despite my super Republican parents. Now I know better.
It was the longest line in Philadelphia no less. I think I remember those shoes too. It was worth it.
I voted for Carter of course. I remember wearing a gold peanut necklace which were popular during that time. Was I stupid or what?
I was 21 and working in Arkansas for the Ford Campaign. Two more weeks and we could have won the race.
In junior high school.
been there, done that in 1972. On USS SS Batfish.
Lived in Astoria, OR raising two sons. Voted for Gerald Ford. Suffered the malaise of Jimmy Carter for the next four years. Jeez, those were the days!
I was 11. Dungeons & Dragons was far more important than some silly election.
getting ready for the big, big Bicentennial celebration that ever happened.
and partying a lot.
ROFLMAO, 4 years later we found out his looks weren't the only thing retarded about Jimma Catta
I grew up in Boston, and I turned 18.
A few days later after that I voted.
A bit of time after that I found myself on the road to Damascus, and the entire world changed while I was stoic and stayed the same.
I will never ever vote for a Democrat again. Even Zell Miller needs to rebuke that political party more strongly. He done good a few weeks ago, but he should renounce the Democrat Party completely.
I voted in my first election after turning 21 - one of the only ones voting for Ford -4 years later -most of those same people voted for Reagan.
I was probably smoking a joint, but I don't remember.
You are forgiven. Carter gave us eight years of Reagan. God works in mysterious ways. :^)
Helicopter Antisubmarine Squadron One (HS-1), based at Naval Air Station Jacksonville, FL.
Thank God there is another adult on this thread! I was starting to feel really old with all of these, " I was potty training" posts here ! :-)
October 1976, turned 16 years old, saw Elvis Presley that year in Chicago!!
I had yet to be conceived.
He didn't? =o)
I turned 18 just in time to cast my first vote. I voted for Reagan in the Iowa caucuses!
I was on Active Duty serving in my first assignment at the Philadelphia Naval Regional Medical Center.....Ah, yes, those were the days, but I digress....I remember hoping Ford would beat Carter, but had no idea that Jimmah Cottah would be the disaster he was econominally (gas lines, rationing, home interest rate greater than 18% for my first house - sweaters instead of heat....oh the pain remembering his administration causes) and the foreign policy disasters....but then four years of Ford and we may not have had 8 of Regan so I guess it worked out !!!
Don't think I'll stay up all night this time, although you never know, but I will follow the lawyer's machinations from my new slot as an Army contractor on an Army post.
The Carter years provided lots of entertainment to offset having to wait in line for hours for gas, seeing the lights turned down in Vegas, etc. Who can forget Billy Beer, the Killer Bunny, the Playboy interview, Ms. Lillian, Carter's Mr. Rogers fireside chats, etc. I then thought he was somewhat harmless and well meaning, but I came to realize how dangerous he was (and remains).
Conversations with my Pappy would reveal we had mysteriously elected the "Wrong Carter". Go fig.
"It was Carter Vs. Ford, so where were you during the course of that election and when Carter claimed his victory(unfortunately). It was a pretty close race."
Probably standing against the wall with my nose in the circle for throwing rocks or something. (I was 5 =)
Just graduated from college (Nov 75), looking for a job, not an easy task in the mid 70's. I had been married for 4 years and voted for Ford. Not because I was a big Ford fan, but I really was uncomfortable with Carter. As it turned out my gut was right.
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Philadelphia, Oct 22 (AP) - A Pakistani teenager awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for her efforts to promote girls' education has been honored with the Liberty Medal.
Malala Yousafzai accepted the medal, which is given annually at the National Constitution Center to someone who strives to secure freedom for people around the world, on Tuesday. She implored world leaders to spend money on education, not wars, and to solve their differences with words.
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Free piano lessons offered at Shepherd
SHEPHERDSTOWN -The Shepherd University Department of Music will be offering free piano lessons to a select number of beginning piano students this spring semester. As part of their Piano Pedagogy class, Shepherd music majors receiving their training in the art of teaching the piano will teach the beginning piano students under the supervision of Gary Mullenax. Local students will receive group and private piano lessons and perform in a recital.
Students will have access to the latest technology, taking group lessons in an electronic piano lab, with most lessons being taught on Yamaha Diskclavier pianos. Online learning centers will also be used as instructive tools. The only cost to students and parents will be a nominal amount to cover the cost of materials at $25 per student. All lessons and recitals are free.
Students interested in taking lessons should be beginners between the ages of 6 and 11. No previous keyboard or musical experience is required. Lessons will be from 7 to 8 p.m. on Thursday beginning Feb. 16. The final recital will be held April 26.
For more information or to set up an interview, email Gary Mullenax at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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MARTINSBURG - The General Federation of Women's Clubs of West Virginia (GFWCWV) will offer several scholarships of up to $1,000 to prospective West Virginia students at an accredited college, professional, vocational or technical program offered by an institution in West Virginia. Students must be full-time and must have resided in West Virginia for at least three years prior to applying. Scholarship applications are available at all high school guidance offices or by calling Barbara Hess at 304-263-7726. All applications must be postmarked no later than April 1 and must be sent to Barbara Hess at the address indicated on the application.
Health scholarships offered by hospital
MARTINSBURG - The City Hospital Auxiliary recently announced that applications for the 2012 Landis Health Professions Scholarship Program are now available.
The City Hospital Auxiliary established this health career scholarship program in 2003 as a result of an endowment from the Virginia Landis Estate. In order to qualify, students must be graduating from one of the three Berkeley County high schools and pursuing preparation and advancement into one of the following health professions - nursing, pre-med, pharmacy or dentistry.
Awards are $1,000 per year for a maximum of four years, and the students must reapply each year. Applications are available in the guidance departments at all three Berkeley County high schools or may be obtained by calling the City Hospital Foundation at 304-264-1223. The deadline for submitting an application is March 31.
In addition, City Hospital Foundation officials recently announced that applications for the 2012 Judge Gray Silver Jr. Health Professions Scholarship Program are now available.
The Judge Gray Silver Jr. Health Professions Scholarship Program was established by the City Hospital Foundation in 2001 to offer financial assistance to area students interested in pursuing health professions. Named after the late Judge Gray Silver Jr., a charter member of the City Hospital Board of Trustees and City Hospital Foundation Board of Directors, the awards are $500 per year for a maximum of four years, and the students must reapply each year.
Applications are available in the guidance departments at all area high schools or may be obtained by calling the City Hospital Foundation at 304-264-1223. The deadline for submitting an application is March 31.
Medical training offered at Rumsey
HEDGESVILLE - The Jill S. Weekley Learning Center at James Rumsey Technical Institute will offer an LPN and Surgical Tech Preparation program for anyone wishing to enter the center's 2012-2013 LPN or Surgical Tech programs. Attend an orientation and get all the specifics for LPN/Surgical Tech preparation:
Orientation dates: From 6 to 7:30 p.m. today and Jan. 31, and Feb. 14, 21 and 28; and from 9 to 10:30 a.m. Wednesday and Feb. 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29.
The prep course will offer Basic Skill Assessment, which will help to determine the need for review in the areas of reading/vocabulary skills, general math skills and general science knowledge. Beginning Feb. 6 Session II of the LPN prep review (math, science and vocabulary) will be held from 6 to 7:30 p.m. every Monday. The Jill S. Weekley Learning Center also has several computer-aided self-study programs that are designed to offer additional practice in areas to be assessed on the LPN Pre-Admission Exam.
For additional information, please call the Jill S. Weekley Learning Center at 304-754-9712.
Family-fun event set for autistics
HAGERSTOWN, Md. - Providing Relief for Autistic Youth Inc. and Monkey Joe's are pleased to announce an evening of fun from 6:15 to 8 p.m. Sunday at 1113 Maryland Ave. The event is open to individuals with autism spectrum disorders and their siblings, ages 12 and younger. Cost is $8 per child.
For more information, email trish-ieraci@prayin westernmd.org.


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Music is one of my greatest passions. It could even be my greatest passion. To me, music helps soothe the moments in my life that I need comfort with and it expresses emotions I'm not sure I can express myself. Here is today's:
Marie, Marie, Marie – The DVM Band
With nothing to do and nothing really interesting going on in my life, for me, this week this song has actually made me reminisce over previous moments in my life rather than tailor to events of the now. You know, that moment when you're completely and utterly obsessed with someone and stalk their Facebook. But actually what's funny for me about this song is it actually reminds me of an ex-friend of mine, who used to be quite obsessed with me and stalk me on Facebook. And would have a tendency to not only tell me about it, but remind me. Hence the 'ex-friend' and not 'friend'. -Shudder- Plus the action man featured in the video really nails the situation on the spot, I mean the guy was a complete tool and was equally as childish and as regular as an action man! You know the saying 'Guys, they are all the same.' (They are not all the same, its just the majority seem to be) But this is why this song is so darn perfect! The DVM Band are not a band that everyone has heard of, but rather locally popular. This doesn't remove the hype for me when a new single of theirs gets released – not because I want to become a hipster, but i'm genuinely a fan. This song in particular had me in huge giggles over the video with the action man! and the song kinda reminded me of a bit of Madness mixed with a little Arctic Monkeys.
For a song to reminisce over moments when that guy or girl has been completely obsessed with your existence or vice versa – this song is the one.
Tip: Watch you don't press the 'like' button by accident during crucial stalking scenarios,
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Toronto, February 26, 2013
Women in Judaism: A Multidisciplinary Journal
We are delighted to announce the electronic publication of two new issues of Women in Judaism: A Multidisciplinary Journal. The journal can be accessed at http://www.womeninjudaism.org
Vol. 10:1 features:
The Personal and the Political in Dahlia Ravikovitch's Mother with Child by Nurit Buchweitz
The Female Rootless Character in Hebrew Prose: Initial Attempts at Shaping her Image by Heddy Shait
Abraham and Sarah in Egypt (Genesis 12:10-20): Sexual Transgressions as Apologetic Interpretations in Post-biblical Jewish Sources by Vered Tohar
Daughters of The Vale of Tears: Ethnographic Approach with Socio-Historical and Religious Emphasis to Family Welfare in the Messianic Jewish Movement in Ukraine by Tuula-Hannele Ikonen
Rabbis and "Guerrilla Girls" A Bavli Motif of the Female (Counter) Voice in the Rabbinic Legal System by Gail Labovitz
Brides Who Challenge Death: A Jewish Folktale Motif Retold in Different Cultural Contexts by Kristen Lindbeck
Book Reviews by Sonia Smith, David J. Zucker, Liz Bryant, and Ilan Fuchs
Fiction - Short Stories byCarol Schwalberg
Fiction-Poetry by Edith Covensky
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Dr. Dina Ripsman Eylon, Editor-in-Chief
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POBox 30077
Thornhill, Ontario L4J 0C6 Canada
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SPRINGFIELD - David Feliciano, of Springfield, pleaded guilty Monday to trafficking in cocaine after police found 35 grams in a false bottom of a WD-40 can.
Hampden Superior Court Judge C. Jeffrey Kinder accepted the agreed upon sentence recommendation of prosecution and defense and sentenced Feliciano, 41, to two to four years in state prison.
Assistant District Attorney Anthony Gulluni said city police were watching an area in Indian Orchard on Aug. 22, 2012, because of complaints. They saw Feliciano pick up someone, conduct a transaction in his van, and let the person out.
When police stopped the van Feliciano they found a bag of cocaine in his pocket and the larger amount in the can, Gulluni said.
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Mark Prisk, the new housing minister, is not yet a household name, or even a property-sector personality. But, while few are claiming to be on familiar terms with the MP for Hertford and Stortford, they are still giving him plenty of friendly advice on sorting the contents of what has been called an "unenviable in-tray".
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Attending the Teradata Partners Conference in Washington DC this week I was reminded of one of the more vexing but unseen issues facing finance departments – the difficulty of pulling together data from disparate sources for management analysis and reporting, external reporting and tax. Too many corporations seem to ignore (or under employ) the techniques developed over the past fifteen years to assemble and make accurate, consistent and timely data available without forcing analysts and others to jump through hoops getting the numbers together. One piece of this solution is the enterprise data warehouse for finance (EDWF). There are three main applications for this sort of "EDWF:" management reporting and analytics, external reporting and tax.
One thing our benchmark research consistently finds is that systems complexity is an issue for a majority of larger companies (those with 1,000 or more employees), making it difficult for them to perform a wide range of tasks that require the fusion of multiple data sources for alerting, analysis or performance assessment. A majority of very large corporations (5,000 or more employees) have general ledgers from multiple vendors and even when they use a single vendor's product, they have multiple disparate instances (different general ledger structures). Some have advocated "best practice" as having a single instance running on a single vendor's system. For many types of businesses this may be impractical because it's not cost effective to uproot existing software to implement a single system, or because the company is in businesses that demand fundamentally different account structures. Those structures are meaningful at the business unit level and are appropriate for that portion of the business's alerting, analysis and reporting. Although some companies have accounting as a centralized shared service across multiple business units, others are decentralized. All of this concerns just the accounting data. Increasingly, management reports (and even some statutory reporting) increasingly require operating data from sales force automation/customer relationship management systems, maintenance repair and overhaul, real estate management, warehouse management, supply chain management systems and so on. (See "Do You Have Integrated Business Reporting Yet?") Data also can reside in multiple repositories such as Hyperion "cubes" that are not readily accessible by a finance department's other analytical systems creating a financial information management dilemma (See: Information Management for Finance Benchmark).
Rather than having a single source to pull data from so that data and analysis can be assembled quickly and consistently, companies typically lash together management reports from multiple systems and waste considerable time doing so. An EDWF would provide these organizations with a solution that can free up considerable amount of time to do more strategic analyses or free up resources for other purposes.
Ideally, companies would do their management and external reporting as parallel activities rather than trying to get a system to do them in an interlaced fashion. What a company needs to show executives and managers to enable them to run the business effectively is only accidently related to how it reports its results to shareholders. Trying to execute these two different processes in anything other than a parallel process wastes time and needlessly delays getting information to managers. Moreover, in the United States, the requirement to provide information in an interactive form (tagging financial tables and footnotes with XBRL) will place time burdens on them in the close-to-report phase of the accounting cycle. In order to do the tagging and meet deadlines comfortably, company should eliminate the factors that drive unnecessary time and effort into the process. The transition to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) from US-GAAP is another area where a finance data warehouse will be useful in being able to bridge from one treatment to another.
Finally, tax accounting exists in a parallel universe from management and statutory accounting. (See "Taking Tax Out of the Closet") However, data are collected by finance systems like ERP software in a way that does not always sync with the tax view of the corporation. Most tax departments waste uncounted expensive hours manually repurposing data from accounting systems to suit their needs and waste more cycles proving that their work is accurate. In larger companies, tax departments may not have access to data that could produce considerable savings. One anecdote we heard involved a bank that was able to accelerate the tax benefits of its loan write-offs because the tax department had a data warehouse that enabled it to track loans at a far more granular level than ever.
An enterprise data warehouse for finance is an idea that is long overdue for some companies and for others could be improved, ones that could see a positive return and much enhanced effectiveness from having a single source of accurate, consistent and timely data for a range of analytics and reporting to support corer finance activities such as the close process to budgeting and planning.
Let me know your thoughts or come and collaborate with us on LinkedIn and Facebook .Regards,
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Helmets are part of many major sporting events, and they are a childhood necessity for riding bikes and playing sports. Football and baseball require helmets from the smallest of children to professional athletes. So, why is it that equestrian events are so slow to adapt the practice of wearing helmets when horseback riding? Continue reading
Austin Dillon is as well-known for driving the NASCAR No. 3 car as he is for wearing what some consider a goofy looking hat. That hat would be none other than a premium quality Charlie 1 Horse cowboy hat. Continue reading
Charlie 1 Horse cowboy hats are not your average Joe. They do have everything you'd expect in a cowboy hat: western style, durability, brim, crown… You know, the "must-haves" to be considered a cowboy hat. BUT, Charlie 1 Horse hats also have a lot that you don't expect from cowboy hats – that's in the form of astonishing western style! It's no wonder so many celebrities don that iconic Charlie 1 Horse firebrand logo on their western fashion hat. Continue reading
Father's Day is right around the corner. Are you ready? Recognize dear ol' Dad with some of his western wear favorites! Take a look at some of the newest items that Dad probably has on his wish list.
There is still plenty of time for shipping, but you can also stop by our Erie, PA store if you're in a rush!
Summer is the best time of year to fall in love with cowboy hats! Cowgirls will tell ya there's nothing sexier than a cowboy sporting a straw cattleman hat and perfect-fitting Wrangler jeans. Cowgirls make the guys swoon wearing sweet and romantic straw hats with sun dresses and cowgirl boots!
We love cowboy hats for all the obvious reasons: comfort, sun shade, dashing details. There's really a lot that goes into cowboy hats that you might not know. So, we are here to give you a quick guide to cowboy hats!
Are you planning a western wedding? You've come to the right place! We have our very own western wedding planner at our store in Erie, Pennsylvania!
You might already know Mary Zurn as our event coordinator for all the fun activities hosted in our store and around the Erie area at fundraisers, trade shows, and conventions. But, what you might not know is that Mary has a long history in wedding planning and uses her talents to help brides make their country wedding dreams come true!
Be sure to review our Western Wedding FAQ at the bottom of the blog post for helpful tips!
Spring has sprung, and the weather even occasionally meets that date stamped expectation! Now that it's warming up outside, it's time to add some spring essentials into your wardrobe. This season brings about soft pastel colors, comfy casual clothing with trendy details, and footwear made to show off fancy pedicures. Continue reading
We've been busy shopping for new clothing, boots, and accessories to bring to Head West Outfitters, and along the way, we've discovered the top fashion trends that are going to be hot this year. Some might surprise you, but we think most will delight you! Read on for the full scoop.
Hey, y'all! We've just returned from our biggest shopping trip of the year! One of the greatest perks of our line of work is spending time browsing through racks and catalogs of clothing, boots, and accessories at the WESA market in Denver.
While it really is loads of fun, we take this event very seriously since we are choosing the very best products to bring to you in our store and online. And, boy, did we find some great new stuff! Continue reading
If you're in Australia or Canada, so are we! Head West Outfitters is excited to announce that we are now shipping our online western wear products to Australia and Canada. You are a persistent group! After many requests and inquiries on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and email, we have expanded our shipping services to Australia and Canada – shipping you the products you want!
We are thrilled for your interest in our products, and we look forward to helping you find the perfect cowboy boots, denim jeans, western shirts, cowboy hats, western belts, wallets, handbags – or whatever western fashion you desire!


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Much has been made of the difference between Democrats and Republicans. It looks like fun, so I think I'll give it a try.
When Democrats see poor people, they build low income housing; when Republicans see poor people, they build high income jobs.
When Democrats see hungry people, they create the food stamp program; when Republicans see hungry people, they create high income jobs.
When Democrats see people making low pay, they pass a minimum wage; when Republicans see people making low pay, they pass incentives for creating high income jobs.
In short, when Democrats see a problem, they try to mitigate it; when Republicans see a problem they try to solve it.
When you give poor people money, they will spend it and still be poor. If you give poor people good jobs, they will never be poor again. Good jobs are the answer and not only will they eliminate poverty, but they will eliminate the government budget deficit.
The nerve of those heartless Republicans!
Paul Rinker
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CSN Stores
A while back, I posted that CSN stores had generously let me choose a product to review. The CSN Stores collection is so big that it took me a long while to decide what I wanted. I had so much to choose from, everything from lighting, to furniture, to kitchen gadgets. After weeks and weeks of going through the endless options, I finally settled on Emerilware cast iron reversible griddle and grill combination.
I've been wanting a griddle for a while so that I can make more than one pancake at a time, and make fluffier and bigger pancakes. My griddle arrived last week. I'm so excited. It shipped out right away.
I'll be using it this weekend to whip up some pancakes and might be using the grill for the barbecue we are having. I'll do another post on my new griddle once I use it.
CSN stores promotion team recently contacted me again about doing another product review. I can't wait. Though, now I have to go through deciding what I need all over again.
Hope everyone has a great July 4th Holiday!
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so you get to pick any product you want and keep it? that's pretty awesome. and that griddle looks darn useful too…i've always wanted one of those
They gave me $60 and let me choose what I wanted. In return, they ask me to do a review of the product, and yes, I get to keep it. The griddle is pretty cool. I used it this weekend and made some giant pancakes.
wow that is friggin awesome!