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As the old cliché goes, "The show must go on," but two days prior to district competition proved some anxious moments for the Karnes City High School One-Act Play cast and crew, as they awaited word on whether their lead actress who suffered a head injury would be able to perform.
"We were playing around like we always do, and sure enough I fell from sitting on the curb to hitting my head on a trailer door and again hitting my head on the road. Like I always do I hopped back up because we had work to do and it was pretty funny," senior Desiree De La Garza recalled. "I had a pretty bad headache, but because I usually have chronic migraines and headaches, I didn't think much of it. Then, everything went black and it was like a second had passed and I was in an ambulance hearing news that I would then be airlifted. I asked dozens of questions and I gave dozens of answers before anyone told me anything about myself. Obviously I was upset because I was jeopardizing the One-Act Play competition just a day away. I blamed myself and was angry that I was going to hold my cast back. I was going to ruin their year. I was ruining our last year together. This was my fault."
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At district, Desiree earned All-Star Cast honors for her role as Nurse Ratched; junior Cody Martinez won Best Actor for his role as Randall P. McMurphy; and Tristan Ramirez was awarded Honorable Mention All-Star Cast for portraying Billy Bibbitt. For her work with lighting, senior Kimberly Tirado was recognized for Best Technical Crew.
"I feel greatly accomplished and happy right now because I got the honor of receiving the Best Actor award, and my next goal for the play is to do all I can for the team so we will advance again," Cody said.
At Area, Cody and Desiree earned All-Star Cast recognition, and Tristan once again received Honorable Mention honors.
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An opportunity to perform at Regional is long overdue. In 2004 the play advanced from district to area, and then placed as alternates to regional competition.
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In Memorium- Daniel J Kliman, MD
I found out some bad news today. My doctor died. He was 38 years old. It's strange because I was thinking last night as I fell asleep how those of us with a serious chronic illness and housebound are often isolated so our relationships with MD's can be that much more meaningful.
This was especially so with Dr Kliman whom I saw monthly. He was the one who referred me to someone who diagnosed me within 5 weeks of seeing him which is relatively unheard of with an illness like CFIDS. He took my symptoms seriously from the get go, did some creative testing, referred me to a rheumatologist (to rule out Lupus) and then prescribed Valcyte.
Each appointment we would spend at least an hour talking about things having nothing to do with medicine. Mostly revolving around his life outside of being an MD so I learned a lot about him. Medicine was his calling. He was devoted to Judaism and an active member of his synagogue on Oakland. So much so that he lived near there and biked to work every day. He was co-founder for a group called a Voice for Israel. Many of our conversations revolved around Israel. He told me about how his nephew's Hebrew name meant "tree". He loved learning languages and was taking Arabic.
The last time I saw him was 11/20. We spent so much time talking that the other patient was getting agitated and threatening to leave so I didn't get a chance to tell him that I thought he was a really good doctor. I had planned on sending him a card over the holiday's saying so. I had also planned on saying in the card how much our relationship meant to me and how much I enjoyed our talks. In fact during our last visit I said to him I felt inspired and realized that just because I was sick didn't mean I couldn't stop learning or studying.
He was eagerly looking forward to his two week trip to Israel starting Thanksgiving.
I always knew where I stood with him. He was vocal about not liking to work with CFIDS's patients because they made him feel helpless. He said he didn't mind working with me because I was so matter of fact about the whole thing-I wasn't trying to get him to cure me. I appreciated his honesty. In spite of his feelings he ran tests and was a good medical doctor. I had decided I was going to continue seeing him even though we were moving out of town and that I was going to have him follow me while on Valcyte since he was covered by my insurance. He was looking forward to seeing how Valcyte worked and told me I would be his first Valcyte patient.
It was also during our last visit that he shared some information with me that leads me to the conclusion that his death was not an accident. Something had occurred a week prior that he was puzzled and a bit rattled about. He shared it with me. I commented how it sounded like a spy novel and was puzzled as well.
He died by "falling" down an elevator shaft in San Francisco on Tuesday the 25th. There are too many questionable things about his death. He was too smart a man to walk into an open elevator shaft. His body was found on Monday.
I always knew Dr. Kliman was there in the background. I could get a same day appointment whenever I needed and he had a brilliant mind always surprising me with the details he remembered about me. I felt safe knowing that if I were ever hospitalized that the hospital would get accurate current information from Dr Kliman simply because he had such a good memory.
It was clear that though he loved medicine that he had many, many interests loved life, and lived it fully. He lived his life with integrity according to his values and wasn't afraid to stand up for what he believed.
It's been very upsetting. I will really miss him. My world is really small right now and he had a big place in it.
שלום עליכם shālôm ʻalêḵem or sholom aleichem Dan Kliman
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Can you please share with us what it was that Dan told you which "rattled" him? Maybe it's important and could be a clue in the investigation.
- December 3, 2008 at 11:48 PM
He was my doctor too, and it pains me to see so many (other) blog postings and other mentions of him that treat his life and death so abstractly. It was refreshing to stumble upon yours.
When I found Dr. Kliman, I was "escaping" the clutches of another doctor who had all but butchered me in a bad procedure. Dr. Kliman (and Sharon, his assistant) made me feel immediately comfortable and safe. When I later learned about all his causes and passions, I boasted to my friends about what perfect fit for a doctor I had found. I looked forward to talking to him about it on our next visit, which was to be later this month.
Thanks for your heartfelt posting, and best of luck with your health! I wish us both luck in finding a new physician as qualified and human as Dr. Kliman.
- December 4, 2008 at 12:49 AM
- Renee said...
How very very sad. Please know that you are in my prayers for the loss of your friend and doctor. He sounds like a wonderful person and it is tragic that he is not longer here to touch those who meet and doctor with him. His family is in my prayers.
Gentle hugs
- December 4, 2008 at 10:03 AM
- Rob Ennals said...
Yes, please do tell us what Dan told you. Anything that helps the police take this more seriously could be hugely valuable. I was a good friend of Dan and find it hard to believe that this was an accident.
- December 4, 2008 at 11:36 AM
- Rob Ennals said...
From SFGate:
Investigators urged anyone with knowledge
of Kliman's activities or whereabouts on the day of his death, or in the days
immediately before, to contact police Lt. James Spillane at (415) 553-1975
- December 4, 2008 at 3:40 PM
- cfswarrior said...
Thank you for your comments. He was definitely a unique doctor. It's really a tragedy.
It was nice to hear from a fellow patient. We both know what we're going through.
I wish you luck too in finding a new doctor. These will be big shoes to fill that's for sure.
Keep me posted...
- December 4, 2008 at 6:06 PM
- cfswarrior said...
Thanks for the hug and prayers-I can use them both. My prayers are also with his family. Services will be held in NY where his family lives. Hopefully there will be something local also and that I'm well enough to attend.
- December 4, 2008 at 6:07 PM
- cfswarrior said...
My heart goes out to you. I too find it hard to believe it was an accident.
I did speak with Lt Spillane. I believe they are doing an thorough investigation into Dan's death.
- December 4, 2008 at 6:09 PM
- Kerry said...
This is so sad (and mysterious). So sad for him, for his family and for you.
Our doctors who stick with us, who see who we are and not just our hard to treat illnesses, mean the world to us! Dr. Kilman sounds like he was a wonderful doctor who truly cared. I'm so sorry for your loss.
I hope the SFPD and/or the FBI do listen to you. It sounds like the doctor shared a lot with you and what you have to say needs to be heard.
- December 5, 2008 at 12:17 AM
- angie85 said...
It is so true the way you describe dr.kliman..He was my primary physician for a little over 6 yrs and really made a difference in my health..He genuinly cared about his patients and was truly an interesting man who was vibrant. I am 23 and fellt in his presence that there was no age difference..He got me..and I got him..I am devastated by his loss as well..I am comforted to know he impacted so many people and his patients..I never doubted his impact..I am also comforted by the fact that we mourn his loss together since we cannot unforttunately bring him back..This world is so much colder without him..He inspired me despite all the anxiety in my life he was helping me work through..I am going to do something,anything for a good cause in memory of him..I miss you dr. kliman...u got me like no one else...r.i.p.
- December 6, 2008 at 12:32 AM
- Tova said...
Thank you for sharing your experiences -- it really helps to hear other people saying the same things I feel about him. I was a patient of Dr. Kliman's since I moved to California, and I just found out about his tragedy today.
He saved my life when I had a pulmonary embolism -- he insisted on tests that the lab techs didn't want to bother with. I would have died that day if he hadn't taken that stand. He always fit me in the same day if I was sick, and even though I always had to wait for appointments, I knew it was because he always took the time to really talk each patient to find out what was really going on. He was such a good doctor and a really good person, and I feel such a great loss knowing that he's gone.
- December 16, 2008 at 8:15 PM
- CDS said...
Dr. Kliman was also my internist. I am shocked beyond belief to learn of his tragic demise. It is very rare to connect with a physician who truly listens, who understands, and who helps you reach your optimum health the way he did. I will miss him greatly and hesitate to embark on a search for a physician of his nature and quality because I know it will not occur overnight. I am sorry that you as well have lost a great and caring doctor. I read that you like pets so I hope you visit my blog about my wonderful dog and his dog friends as they are very heart-warming animals. Please visit Chkarazanh2.blogspot.com. My dogs give me joy that I cannot find anywhere else on this earth. Daniel Kliman may be gone, but not forgotten and I hope that all of the facts of his death are discovered. I do not believe that it was an accident. In any case, best of luck to you in treating your medical condition and I hope you find as caring and astute of a physician as Dr. Kliman. May he rest in Peace.
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LOCH SHELDRAKE, NY — SUNY Sullivan is participating this season in the Peabody and Emmy Award-winning series "Metropolitan Opera: Live In HD." The next presentation will be John Adams and Alice Goodman's opera, "Nixon in China," on Saturday, February 12 at 1 p.m.
The series consists of simulcasts of operas as they are performed live at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York's Lincoln Center, shown in the school's Seelig Theater. Tickets cost $20 each for general admission, and $10 each for students.
Light refreshments will be available during intermissions in the adjacent DeHoyos Gallery.
The sixth simulcast in the series, "Nixon in China" marks the halfway point of the 2010-2011 season. It will be followed by presentations of popular opera's by such luminaries as Rossini, Strauss, Verdi, and Wagner among others.
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I really need to get better about editing my photos. I recently got a copy of Corel PaintShop Photo Pro and while I haven't played with all of the features, I've been having a lot of fun trying new things with photos, and even Mr. Bargains has done some playing around!! This is a full feature editing program with an Express Lab to make quick fixes, batch processing and editing of RAW images and more. You can soften curves and sharpen colors, adjust depth of field, and so much more. Not just an editing program, you can even create paintings from your images and photo books, collages and cards if you want. The program offers some great results with advanced software photo-editing tools like Smart Carver, Vibrancy and Object Extractor.
Editing software isn't something you can just sit down and "know" in my experience. The more you do, the more you learn. The more you learn, the more you do- and so on. So I expect I will do more and learn more every single time I open this program. I can't wait to play around for holiday cards! One thing I noticed is the pricing of the program- right now it is at a discounted sale price of
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- Concept of functionally graded materials for advanced thermal barrier coating applications
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- Lee, Woo Young; Stinton, David P.; Berndt, C. C.; Erdogan, Fazil; Lee, Yi Der; Mutasim, Zaher Z.
- Abstract
- This feature article explores the concept of creating functionally graded metal-ceramic composite microstructures for thermal barrier coatings used in gas-turbine applications. From a thermomechanical perspective, this concept offers the possibility of significantly improving the life and reliability of thermal barrier coatings. However, prior research reveals that progress has been somewhat limited because of the oxidative instability exhibited by some metal-ceramic composite microstructures. The present study addresses some of the materials criteria and research issues associated with preparing chemically stable, yet mechanically durable, graded metal-ceramic microstructures for realistic application environments.
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- Journal of the American Ceramic Society, Vol. 79, no. 12 (Dec 1996), pp. 3003-3012
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- 1996
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- Ceramic coatings; Cermets; Crystal microstructure; Gas turbines; Graded materials; Intelligent materials; Reliability; TBCs; Thermal barrier coatings; Thermal insulating materials
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- Wiley-Blackwell Publishing
- 0002-7820
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- This research was supported by the Advanced Gas Turbine Systems Program, Office of Industrial Technologies, and in part by the High-Temperature Materials Laboratory Fellowship Program, Office of Transportation Technologies, US Department of Energy, under Contract No. DE-AC05-96OR22464 with Lockheed Martin Energy Research Corporation.
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I received an e-mail this morning from London2012 imploring me to "try something near me".
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After upgrading my OS to Snow Leopard, the system asked for a file named "System Events.app".
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Thanks! This seems to be a popular issue
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Thank you very much. For a moment i was stumped cause right after the SL installation, my internet connection (Airport) broke too (implemented New Location fix) till my friend pointed me to this page on his macbook.
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Thanks, but I think it's Core Services, with an "s" the folder.
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yea CoreServices – s but no space- Thank you Roberto!
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Yes it seems to be working for me too… but what causes this glitch, quite a blunder on Apple's behalf with so many having this issue. What caused it, does it have any side effects and would it have been resolved in the ensuing software update that MACOSX SL is doing after having been installed?
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UTILISSIMO! Grazie mille.
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I clicked browse and couldn't find CoreServices when I searched for it. Then, when I pressed cancel on the browse menu, the window asking me for System Events had vanished. Is there a way to get it back? Will something bad happen if I don't? How can I find Coreservices (Or even the folder System for that matter)? Thanks for your help,
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LISBON – The Chamber of Commerce agreed Tuesday to help rejuvenate a local music scholarship fund by donating $500 to the cause.
The donation to the Lucile B. Hepburn Memorial Music Scholarship fund was requested by Tom McKenna and Peggy Elliott of the Lisbon Music Study Club, which administers the scholarship program.
McKenna and Elliott attended this week's chamber meeting as part of the club's efforts to raise money for the scholarship program because the amount generated by investment of Hepburn's initial donation has fallen off dramatically in recent years due to declining interest rates.
McKenna said the interest income being generated was insufficient to provide a minimum of five scholarships of at least $600 to students from area high schools who go off to college and major in music or related field.
He said the club is going around asking businesses and organizations for contributions to get the annual scholarship pool back up to $3,000.
Chamber member Ken Schreffler noted his daughter was a past recipient and "it helped my daughter tremendously."
In other business at the chamber meeting:
-The board agreed to sponsor parade trophies for Lisbon's next all-school reunion scheduled for July 5, 2014. The chamber also agreed to help with the event, which is attended by thousands.
– The board created a subcommittee to study having the organization create a Business of the Year award and sponsor an annual dinner to honor the winner. Chamber President Susan Shank said this something she would like the chamber to consider.
– Shank also said they need to explore acquiring a trailer of some sorts to carry the Johnny Appleseed Festival queen and her court for when they participate in parades at other Ohio festivals.
She said it is getting harder to find someone with a convertible to provide the service and suggested purchasing a small trailer that could be pulled by another vehicle to accomplish the same thing.
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This way under age 18 celebrity who is the offspring of celebrities and in a family of celebrities got an abortion after getting pregnant by a guy twice her age
How old is Paris?ReplyCancel
Meant to be Willow. The Jenner girls aren't way under 18.ReplyCancel
Willow. That guy she was photographed with in bed. Way under age is 13. Barely under age is 16ReplyCancel
yep Kendall or Kylie. if their constant bikini pics and nipple pic are anything to go by those girls are no virgins, why in the he'll didn't Kris Jenner, aka PMK, not get the memo about not being your kids friend? wtf kind of parenting? ?ReplyCancel
Mileys lil sisReplyCancel
I agree with Snookie—Mileys sisterReplyCancel
Pussy Patrols cause pregnancy y'all!ReplyCancel
Keep it klassy, Enties!ReplyCancel
She should have just gone with the Paz method of doing enough meth to induce a miscarriage.ReplyCancel
PMK got Kylie her first set of bewbies at age 13 according to a Google search awhile back. I'm just guessing that in that family of tramps and thieves no one is caring what those girls are doing at such a young age. The blind doesn't say when this event occurred, just that it happened to a very underage girl.
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I hate these blinds. She got into a situation and had a medical procedure to get out of it.
Big fucking deal.
At least she lives in a country where she has that right and freedom.
I don't have that luxury.
Her body, her choice, her right.
Miley's little sister. With big sis taking her out to clubs now, she'll be knocked up again in no time. Or in rehab.ReplyCancel
Willow with the guy on the bed. They're not a family. They're a firm. And as such, we have appearances to keep up. There's no room for a baby! That said, if you see Jada coming up miracle pregnancy in the next five years….. Well, wouldn't surprise me.ReplyCancel
@Dexamyl: Sometimes head isn't enough, that is why young girls should go the BOV route (Butt Only Virgin).ReplyCancel
Or tell the old geez or to bugger off.
A girl doesn't have to do anything.
If she shouldn't be having intercoarse she shouldn't be swallowing either.
If willow, which I concur it is…where Ms Jada now??guess we are all still "perverts" right, for having an issue with that photo……ReplyCancel
Babies Make the cover of magazines so I don't think PMK would pass that up by letting her underage daughter get an abortion.
I think this is Willow.ReplyCancel
@Sincerely: Then what should she do with the jizz? Spitting is unbecoming for a lady.ReplyCancel
Kate Beckinsale and Michael Sheen ' s kid. Wasn't there a blind a while ago she was pregnant?ReplyCancel
Kate Beckinsale and Michael Sheen's daughterReplyCancel
@Dexamyl: I'm tellin ya, there is a boatload of cash to be made by syncing up Anal Sex Seminars and Purity Balls.ReplyCancel
Miley had her own live in boyfriend at 14. No surprise here
And Scio babies are raised as little adults anyway.
@ Cathryn Chandler, yeah but I don't think Kate & Michael's daughter qualifies as a "celebrity"-no one hardly even knows what she looks like let alone,her first name… unlike Willow Smith, etc.ReplyCancel


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Erminia Robles, right, a manager at Foxy Drive-In, makes $6 an hour. She said she'll stay at the Clovis restaurant regardless of whether the minimum wage is raised. (Staff photo: Eric Kluth)
By Marlena Hartz: CNJ staff writer
Judy Crisp spends six days a week inside a cramped cigarette shop on a bumpy Clovis side street. For every hour she spends there, she earns $5.75. That is 60 cents above the federal minimum wage level.
The single mother of two teenagers said she can barely afford the apartment where she and her sons live. She cannot afford cable or telephone service.
"It's just me (paying the bills)," Crisp said. "And you know how boys are. They want the name-brand shoes, the name-brand jackets. I can't afford it. I wish I could. But I can't."
Crisp is one of 123,000 workers in New Mexico who would likely get a raise if the state agrees to raise the minimum wage. That group is comprised of more men than women, and more Hispanics than non-Hispanics, according to New Mexico Department of Labor Secretary Conroy Chino.
Gov. Bill Richardson and other lawmakers have suggested raising the state minimum wage to $7.50 an hour.
The federal minimum wage has been frozen since 1997. Seventeen states have raised minimum wages since then, according to the Department of Labor Web site.
Those states have built "a social safety net for families living close to the edge," according to David Buccholz, research director for the Corporation for Enterprise Development.
"As an outsider looking in, there are some pretty dire numbers in New Mexico," said Buccholz, who is based in Washington, D.C. "The numbers for New Mexico, in terms of some of the pay issues and in terms of earning and benefits, are among the lowest in the country."
Boosting the minimum wage, he said, is one way the state could bridge the growing economic chasms within New Mexico and between it and the majority of the country, Buccholz said.
But it isn't the only way. Investing in education and supporting local entrepreneurs are two others, he said.
Critics argue raising minimum wage would harm more than it would help. Small business owners and rural communities, they say, will be hurt most by a wage increase.
Al Lewis, owner of Al's Pets of Clovis, is warily watching the minimum wage debate unravel in Santa Fe.
After all, the words painted in light blue across his shop window — "we make pets affordable" — may have to be scraped off if lawmakers decide he must give his employees a raise.
"For me it would be difficult," he said, as he finished wiping the glass of a fish aquarium. "I would probably have to lay off somebody or raise the prices."
He employs five people. His workforce is usually comprised of high school students, high school diploma holders, or senior citizens. "We don't have a workforce I'd be willing to pay $7.50 an hour for," Lewis said.
Chris Bryant, owner of Foxy Drive-In, tells a similar story.
As an employee rushed by him, balancing three brown paper bags full of food, he said he also would have to raise prices if the state mandated a pay increase.
"We are also experiencing hardships with rising costs — plastic, cups, everything. Altogether, it's almost more than a small business can handle," Bryant said.
He has an advocate in Senate Majority Leader Michael Sanchez, D-Belen, who proposes to offset the adverse effects of the raise by permitting small employers some tax credits for three years.
He also has an advocate in Kim Huffman, executive director of the Roosevelt Chamber of Commerce. When it comes to wage laws, he said whatever is best for small business owners is best for the community.
"A number of employers may not be able to afford having as many employees," Huffman said.
The employees squeezed out of the picture may be the very ones the minimum wage hike is intended to help, according to economic expert David Hemley, who works as a professor of finance at Eastern New Mexico University. Research indicates employment levels drop when the minimum wage is increased, he said.
"What it does do is encourage more kids to go out into the market place," Hemley said.
With the lure of cash, some high school students are less likely to earn a degree or obtain the education necessary to catapult them — and the rest of the state — out of poverty, Hemley said.
"It's (minimum wage) a very emotional issue," Hemley said. "It's been a political football for years and years."
Freedom Newspapers of New Mexico writer Tony Parra contributed to this report.


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This session introduces some key concepts and product features of the Oracle database world in an attempt to give nervous SQL Server DBAs the courage to at least have a go and store "Hello world" when they get back home. The presentation will cover the following areas: Why use Oracle, Installation, Platform support, Database and schema namespaces, DBA tools, Storage methods, Backup and recovery, Programmability features, High availability including clustering.
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At the Texas Oil and Gas Eagle Ford Shale Conference and Expo in Robstown on May 1, Jon Coleman with Ford Motor Company said that the upfit to make a vehicle a CNG vehicle is as low as $8,000 now.
It wasn't that long ago that same upfit was $10,000 or more.
According to a slide in Coleman's presentation, annual fuel savings on a CNG vehicle can be $2,621.
The savings is based on the vehicle being driven 30,000 miles per year and paying $2.20 for CNG when gas is closer to $3.70 and diesel is at $4.
The upfit to the vehicle would pay for itself in just a few years.
Coleman said the benefits of CNG are that it is abundant, affordable, American and clean.
With more CNG vehicle options than ever before, many companies are jumping on the bandwagon to switch their fleet vehicles over.
AT&T made the switch in 2008, and others have followed suit since then, including UPS and FedEx.
While the change is not for everyone, it is becoming a more attractive option, but there is a limiting factor.
"Infrastructure availability is the key to making CNG mass market," Coleman said.
Chip Haass with Chesapeake Energy echoed Coleman's push for the use of CNG and LNG in a later presentation.
"Infrastructure in the terms of fuel stations is one of the biggest barriers you will face," Haass said.
While California has the most CNG stations, the number of them in Texas is growing every day.
Some stations are public, but more and more private entities are putting in the stations to fuel their fleets.
The City of Corpus Christi built a CNG fueling station in fall 2012 for its fleet of transit buses.
There are currently public stations in most major metropolitan areas of the state, including San Antonio, Austin, Houston, Laredo and more.
The cost to build a station can vary depending on whether it is for consumer car use, fleet vehicle use or other uses.
According to Haass, the number of stations should continue to grow as well because there are grant opportunities available for people to build the stations.
He said TCEQ recently awarded grants for the construction of several CNG stations in San Antonio.
Haass said another reason people need to be looking toward CNG and LNG instead of normal fuels is "limited volatility."
The price of natural gas is not driven as much by commodity price as gasoline or diesel is.
"If the price (of natural gas) shot up to $12 per MCF, we could still get you to the pump for less than you are paying for gas or diesel now," he said.
Haass, who drives a CNG vehicle himself, said the SUV gets the same mileage using CNG as regular gasoline.
Natural gas is readily available in South Texas. The Eagle Ford has a dry gas window that can still be utilized, and there are other dry gas plays around the state.
Haass said playing matchmaker between the people who want CNG fleets or even personal vehicles and the people building the stations and infrastructure is important.
An increase in the need for natural gas for CNG vehicles could result in a boost in the economy to the South Texas counties that have the natural gas in the ground.
Christina Rowland is the regional editor at the Bee-Picayune and can be reached at 358-2550, ext. 119, or at email@example.com.


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(a)Goals.—The goals of the intelligent transportation system program include—
enhancement of surface transportation efficiency and facilitation of intermodalism and international trade to enable existing facilities to meet a significant portion of future transportation needs, including public access to employment, goods, and services and to reduce regulatory, financial, and other transaction costs to public agencies and system users;
achievement of national transportation safety goals, including enhancement of safe operation of motor vehicles and nonmotorized vehicles and improved emergency response to collisions, with particular emphasis on decreasing the number and severity of collisions;
protection and enhancement of the natural environment and communities affected by surface transportation, with particular emphasis on assisting State and local governments to achieve national environmental goals;
accommodation of the needs of all users of surface transportation systems, including operators of commercial motor vehicles, passenger motor vehicles, motorcycles, bicycles, and pedestrians (including individuals with disabilities); and
(b)Purposes.—The Secretary shall implement activities under the intelligent transportation system program, at a minimum—
to expedite, in both metropolitan and rural areas, deployment and integration of intelligent transportation systems for consumers of passenger and freight transportation;
to ensure that Federal, State, and local transportation officials have adequate knowledge of intelligent transportation systems for consideration in the transportation planning process;
to improve regional cooperation and operations planning for effective intelligent transportation system deployment;
to promote the innovative use of private resources in support of intelligent transportation system development;
to facilitate, in cooperation with the motor vehicle industry, the introduction of vehicle-based safety enhancing systems;
to support the application of intelligent transportation systems that increase the safety and efficiency of commercial motor vehicle operations;
to develop a workforce capable of developing, operating, and maintaining intelligent transportation systems;
to provide continuing support for operations and maintenance of intelligent transportation systems; and
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New iOS Game Releases – Week of April 8th
Wednesday night is big game night for all of us iOS gaming nuts, and there are some cool new games launching tonight to look out for. Let's take a look at what's hitting the App Store around 11:00 PM EST.
Dungeon Hunter 4 – Price: Free
AlieNation – Price: Free
Enemy Strike – Price: Free
Golfstar – Price: Free
Lumber Jacked – Price: $0.99
Mighty Dungeons – Price: $0.99
Heavy Sword – Price: $0.99
Gemini Rue – Price: $4.99
Garden of Fear – Price: $0.99
Bottle Cap Blitz – Price: $0.99
Blue Toad Murder Files: A Touch of Mystery – Price: $2.99
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Congregation Beth Emeth in Wilmington, DE has been, and continues to be, an important center to the Jewish community of Delaware and the surrounding area for over 100 years.
We are a Reform Congregation whose mission is to enrich the lives of our members and our community by teaching, learning, and rejoicing in our Jewish ideals and traditions.
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"He was actually seen walking; when the staff tried to apprehend him he ran off," Arviza said.
Aguilar, a Brownsville native, is described as a white male with dark brown hair and brown eyes. He is 5 feet, 6 inches tall and weighs 155 pounds.
He was serving a nine-month sentence for supervised release violation. He was originally sentenced to a 12-month sentence for making a false statement and representation in firearms records.
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My LO is only about 8 mo. I am down to nursing four times a day, with two bottles of formula and one of EBM. I am going to stay like this for a while, I am wondering for all of you past one nursers, when I get down to once a day, will the health benefits still be strong? Right now LO has never been sick, even when I and dh have been.
I seem to remember seeing a quote that the health benefits in the milk might actually be stronger after twelve months?
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Verizon is purchasing a portion of Plateau Wireless but the sale will not affect Plateau customers in Curry, Roosevelt or Quay counties.
Plateau CEO Tom Phelps said Saturday that Verizon is purchasing the southwest New Mexico quadrant, which includes portions of Roswell, Carlsbad, Artesia, and Hobbs and Ruidoso.
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Java and SOAP
This is the last in a series of book excerpts from Java and SOAP on working with complex data types. In this excerpt, learn about returning custom types, using a stock market example.
It's equally useful (and equally common) to return custom types from service method calls. We can enhance our trading service by offering a method that takes a single stock symbol as a parameter and returns its high and low trading prices for the day. The classes
HighLow_ServerSide and
HighLow_ClientSide represent the high/low prices on the server and client, respectively.
package javasoap.book.ch5;
public class HighLow_ServerSide {
public float _high;
public float _low;
public HighLow_ServerSide( ) {
public HighLow_ServerSide (float high, float low) {
public float getHigh( ) {
return _high;
public void setHigh(float high) {
_high = high;
public float getLow( ) {
return _low;
public void setLow(float low) {
_low = low;
package javasoap.book.ch5;
public class HighLow_ClientSide {
public float _high;
public float _low;
public String toString( ) {
return "High: " + _high +
" Low: " + _low;
public HighLow_ClientSide( ) {
public float getHigh( ) {
return _high;
public void setHigh(float high) {
_high = high;
public float getLow( ) {
return _low;
public void setLow(float low) {
_low = low;
In This Series
Working with Complex Data Types, Part 3
Working with Complex Data Types, Part 2
Working with Complex Data Types, Part 1
The server-side class includes a parameterized constructor as a convenience for creating the return value; the client-side class includes a
toString( ) method to make it easy for our client application to display the contents of the object after it's returned from the server. Let's add a new method to the
BasicTradingService class called
getHighLow( ). That method takes a single string parameter for the stock symbol and returns an instance of
HighLow_ServerSide. Here's the class with its new method, with the unchanged code omitted:
package javasoap.book.ch5;
public class BasicTradingService {
public BasicTradingService( ) {
. . .
. . .
public HighLow_ServerSide getHighLow(String stock) {
// retrieve the high and low for the specified stock
return new HighLow_ServerSide((float)110.375,
In order to make this new method available in Apache SOAP, we'll need to redeploy the service using a modified deployment descriptor. We need to add
getHighLow to the list of methods, and add an entry in the mappings section for the high/low object. The second mapping entry defines the
HighLowa custom type, namespace-qualified using the service name
urn:BasicTradingService. Here is the modified deployment descriptor:
<isd:service xmlns:isd="http://xml.apache.org/xml-soap/deployment" id="urn:BasicTradingService"> <isd:provider type="java" scope="Application" methods="getTotalVolume getMostActive executeTrade executeStockTrade getHighLow"> <isd:java class="javasoap.book.ch5.BasicTradingService" static="false"/> </isd:provider> <isd:faultListener>org.apache.soap.server.DOMFaultListener </isd:faultListener> <isd:mappings> <isd:map encodingStyle="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/" xmlns:x="urn:BasicTradingService" qname="x:StockTrade" javaType="javasoap.book.ch5.StockTradeServer" java2XMLClassName="org.apache.soap.encoding.soapenc.BeanSerializer" xml2JavaClassName="org.apache.soap.encoding.soapenc.BeanSerializer"/> <isd:map encodingStyle="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/" xmlns:x="urn:BasicTradingService" qname="x:HighLow" javaType="javasoap.book.ch5.HighLow_ServerSide" java2XMLClassName="org.apache.soap.encoding.soapenc.BeanSerializer" xml2JavaClassName="org.apache.soap.encoding.soapenc.BeanSerializer"/> </isd:mappings> </isd:service>
Now we can create a client application that invokes the
getHighLow service method and receives a high/low object in return. For the Apache SOAP client, we'll use the
HighLow_ClientSide class to represent the return value. Here's the new application:
package javasoap.book.ch5; import java.net.*; import java.util.*; import org.apache.soap.*; import org.apache.soap.rpc.*; import org.apache.soap.encoding.*; import org.apache.soap.encoding.soapenc.*; import org.apache.soap.util.xml.*; public class HighLowClient { public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception { URL url = new URL("http://georgetown:8080/soap/servlet/rpcrouter"); Call call = new Call( ); SOAPMappingRegistry smr = new SOAPMappingRegistry( ); call.setTargetObjectURI("urn:BasicTradingService"); call.setMethodName("getHighLow"); call.setEncodingStyleURI(Constants.NS_URI_SOAP_ENC); call.setSOAPMappingRegistry(smr); BeanSerializer beanSer = new BeanSerializer( ); // Map the High/Low type smr.mapTypes(Constants.NS_URI_SOAP_ENC, new QName("urn:BasicTradingService", "HighLow"), HighLow_ClientSide.class, beanSer, beanSer); String stock = "XYZ"; Vector params = new Vector( ); params.addElement(new Parameter("stock", String.class, stock, null)); call.setParams(params); Response resp; try { resp = call.invoke(url, ""); Parameter ret = resp.getReturnValue( ); HighLow_ClientSide hilo = (HighLow_ClientSide)ret.getValue( ); System.out.println(hilo); } catch (SOAPException e) { System.err.println("Caught SOAPException (" + e.getFaultCode( ) + "): " + e.getMessage( )); } } }
smr.MapTypes( ) maps the
HighLow custom type to the
HighLow_ClientSide Java class. Just as before, we can use Apache's
BeanSerializer to convert between XML and Java, since our class conforms to the JavaBeans property accessor pattern. We set up a single
String parameter called
stock to pass to the
getHighLow method (although we don't actually make use of it in the server code). After the method is invoked, we cast the return value of
resp.getReturnValue( ) to an instance of
HighLow_ClientSide. Then we pass the return parameter variable,
ret, to the
System.out.println( ) method for display. This is all we need, since we implemented the
toString( ) method in our
HighLow_ClientSide class. When you run this example, you'll get the following output:
High: 110.375 Low: 109.5
Here's the SOAP envelope returned from this method invocation. The
return element is typed as a
HighLow that is namespace-qualified by the
urnBasicTradingService namespace. The properties, which are child elements of the
return element, are typed as
floats and appear along with their corresponding values.
<SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:SOAP-ENV="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"> <SOAP-ENV:Body> <ns1:getHighLowResponse xmlns:ns1="urn:BasicTradingService" SOAP-ENV:encodingStyle="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/"> <return xsi:type="ns1:HighLow"> <low xsi:type="xsd:float">109.5</low> <high xsi:type="xsd:float">110.375</high> </return> </ns1:getHighLowResponse> </SOAP-ENV:Body> </SOAP-ENV:Envelope>
To return a
HighLow using GLUE, we'll take the same steps we did for passing custom types. Again we'll separate our client-side work into another package,
javasoap.book.ch5.client. Just restart the application of
BasicTradingApp to get the service deployed. Now run the
wsdl2java utility from the directory corresponding to the
javasoap.book.ch5.client package:
wsdl2java http://georgetown:8004/glue/urn:BasicTradingService.wsdl
-p javasoap.book.ch5.client
The following code is the new
IBasicTradingService interface generated by
wsdl2java. The
getHighLow( ) method returns an instance of
HighLow_ServerSide; remember that this class is the new one generated by GLUE as part of the
javasoap.book.ch5.client package, not the one being used by our server class,
// generated by GLUE
package javasoap.book.ch5.client;
public interface IBasicTradingService
HighLow_ServerSide getHighLow( String arg0 );
String executeStockTrade( StockTradeServer arg0 );
String[] getMostActive( );
int getTotalVolume( String[] arg0 );
String executeTrade( Object[] arg0 );
The next class,
HighLow_ServerSide, is simply a Java data structure reflecting the data fields that will be mapped to the
HighLow custom type. I added the
toString( ) method by hand to make it simpler to display the results.
package javasoap.book.ch5.client;
public class HighLow_ServerSide {
public float _high;
public float _low;
public String toString( ) {
return "High: " + _high +
" Low: " + _low;
Now let's create a client application using GLUE that invokes the
getHighLow service method and displays the contents of the resulting return value. There's not much to this, really; we simply read the map file, perform the bind, and then call the
getHighLow method on the bound interface. The resulting instance of
javasoap.book.ch5.client.HighLow_ServerSide is passed to
System.out.println( ) for display. Just as in the Apache SOAP example, the
toString( ) method of the class handles the creation of the display string.
package javasoap.book.ch5.client;
import electric.registry.RegistryException;
import electric.registry.Registry;
import electric.xml.io.Mappings;
public class HighLowClient2 {
public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception
try {
IBasicTradingService srv = (IBasicTradingService)Registry.bind(
HighLow_ServerSide hilo = srv.getHighLow("ANY");
catch (RegistryException e)
Here's the SOAP envelope returned from the server. You should be able to follow this by now. GLUE uses a reference to a separately serialized instance of the custom type, just as it did when returning an array.
<n:getHighLowResponse xmlns:n='urn:BasicTradingService'>
<Result href='#id0'/>
<id0 id='id0' soapenc:root='0'
<_high xsi:type='xsd:float'>110.375</_high>
<_low xsi:type='xsd:float'>109.5</_low>
In this chapter, we've taken an in-depth look at the use of arrays and custom data types, and discussed how these structures are supported by Apache SOAP and GLUE. There are other useful types that you may find support for in these, or other, SOAP implementations. These types might include Java
Vector and
Hashtable classes, Java collections, and a variety of other commonly used Java classes.
We've seen that Apache SOAP and GLUE approach complex types in different ways, and both do a good job of supporting them. However, there may be times when you need to work with a custom type that either can't, or shouldn't, be serialized in the way provided by your SOAP implementation. This situation may arise because there simply is no support for a particular type of data, as is the case with multidimensional or sparse arrays, or perhaps for some other reason related to your application. We'll tackle this issue in the next chapter.
Robert Englander is Principal Engineer and President of MindStream Software, Inc. (www.mindstrm.com). He provides consulting services in software architecture, design, and development, as well as developing frameworks for use on client projects.
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@Javier: I think the whole point of the store is that if you want "mainstream" stuff you can go to Macy's like everybody else. The purpose of Universal Gear and all the "gay" stores in NYC! weho, etc is to sell the items that aren't mainstream. Even if it's not for you, there are ,any who appreciate the existence of such stores.
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Yet another underwear posting, someone at Queerty is getting some serious freebies in the mail.
Century 21… They have the best selection and is very cruisy… Esp around lunch time.
I don't want to be a body fascist, but these models must spend hours a day in the gym to look like this. Outside of "modelling" what do they do to earn a paycheck?
Thousands and thousands of ladies' panties sized for middle aged gay men.
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Yum! The two guys in the boxers are hot, especially the untanned one!
fur, please
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In all likelihood, your mind is quietly ruining your life and sabotaging your future.
This is not hyperbole. I strongly suggest you read the following post and put what I suggest into practice right away. If it works for you, tell someone else about it.
Your mind is constantly telling stories and creating mental associations. A mental association could be a song on the radio that reminds you of summer vacation. Or maybe your mind associates the texture of dried figs and dates with hairy tarantula legs. Oh wait, that's me.
A few of your own peculiar mental associations probably come to mind.
Many of these mental pairings (commonly referred to as neuro associations) don't make a lick of sense, but it doesn't matter. Once a neuro association 'clicks', it sticks. They are reinforced everytime you recall them.
Some neuro associations are relatively harmless (like the figs example) while others are beneficial and empowering.
An example of a good neuro association is how Rejection Therapy makes being rejected an exciting and positive experience.
Rejection Therapy accomplishes this in three ways:
1) Making rejection into an exciting game where rejection equals success
2) Because rejection is success in Rejection Therapy, being rejected by someone is considered a favour. Players are also encouraged to think kind thoughts of those who have recently rejected them
3) Rejection builds confidence because over the 30 Day Challenge, players physically and psychologically adapt to the stresses of rejection
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For instance, those who have ever been in a long term toxic relationship won't soon forget what an emotional sucking chest wound it can be. The ordeal can make the mere thought of being in another relationship foreboding.
Worse yet, this negative neuro association that links being in a relationship to emotional hell is reinforced again and again by negative self talk.
My advice to you, and this is coming from personal experience: watch the self-talk. Listen to the stories you tell yourself. If you identify yourself as being a victim in these stories, or feel pangs of sorrow or regret from past experiences, you need to stop the negative thinking and analyse what you're telling yourself. You are likely reinforcing negative neuro associations and sabotaging future decisions.
Instead, retell your stories from a more empowering perspective. Interrupt your bad thinking and create a positive new neuro association.
So lets go back to the long term toxic relationship example and retell the story from an empowering perspective.
Anytime the neuro association "emotional sucking chest wound" arises in the mind, consciously replace it with positive thoughts and feelings that give yourself some options for the future.
Tell yourself something like "I'm stronger and wiser because of that time in my life and eager to be a more empathetic and patient in my next relationship". Lay it on thick.
Try it. Pay attention to what your mind is saying. Discover how your mind sabotages the future and stop it before it's too late.
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Wright drives in 3, lifts Mets over Marlins 8-6the associated press | September 03,2014MIAMI David Wright broke out of his offensive woes with three hits and three RBIs and powered the New York Mets to an 8-6 win over the Miami Marlins on Tuesday night.
Juan Lagares reached base five times, including a career-high four hits, stole two bases, scored three runs, and drove in two for the Mets, who pounded out 16 hits two shy of their season high. New York had 18 against Atlanta on July 8.
Marlins slugger Giancarlo Stanton hit his 35th home run and second in two games against the Mets. He drove in two runs to give him 101 RBIs, becoming the first Marlins player to drive in 100 runs since Dan Uggla had 105 RBIs in 2010.
Christian Yelich had three of the Marlins 11 hits. Miami beat the Mets 9-6 on Monday when they were helped by six New York errors.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Jose Reyes hit a three-run homer, R.A. Dickey gave up two hits in seven innings and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Tampa Bay Rays 8-2 Tuesday night.
Reyes ninth home run broke a 2-all in the fourth inning and sent the Blue Jays to their third win in a row.
Danny Valencia also homered off Rays starter Jeremy Hellickson (1-3). Pinch-hitter Dioner Navarro added a two-run shot off Cesar Ramos in the eighth.
Jose Bautistas streak of homering in five straight games ended, but he had two singles and an RBI for Toronto.
Dickey (11-12) gave up two runs, struck out six and walked three.
Dickey pitched at least six innings for the 13th time in 14 starts. Aaron Sanchez and Todd Redmond each pitched an inning of hitless relief. The Rays got both of their hits and runs in the second. Yunel Escobar scored the second run on Kevin Kiermaiers sacrifice fly caught by Reyes, the shortstop, in short left field.
Reyes, who singled and scored in the third, had his 13th multiple-hit game in his last 29 games.
Hellickson gave up five runs on eight hits in 3 1-3 innings, the shortest of his nine starts since coming back from January elbow surgery.
A win on Wednesday or Thursday night would give the Blue Jays their first series victory at Tropicana Field since April 6-8, 2007.
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