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DVD(Digital Versatile Disc) players are popular home electronics used to play DVDs storing audio-visual data such as movies. DVD recorders are devices used to record audio-visual signals onto a DVD.
California took the lead in adopting standards for DVD players and recorders in 2004, when the California Energy Commission adopted a maximum 3-watt standby mode standard for these products. The standard took effect in January 2006. New York followed its lead in 2005, Oregon in 2007 and Connecticut in 2011. DOE is not currently required to set standards for these products.

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Output Devices To get processed information out of a computer, you need an output device. Output means to produce the results of processed data
The most common types of output are: Soft copy: this is not permanent copy It includes output from a computer monitor, audio (sound) from speakers, electrical signals from modems and output from one computer to another.
The most common types of output are: Hard copy: this is also called permanent output since it is printed for you to review away from the computer. Examples are printed reports and pictures.
Display devices Computers display output on a screen or monitor. Different names have been used for this device, including VDT (video display terminal), CRT (cathode ray tube),
Display devices VDU (visual display unit), LCD (liquid crystal display) flat screens on laptops and even LED (light- emitting diode) screens on palmtop computers.
How do they work? A monitor contains a matrix or array of luminescent dots of red, green and blue (known as RGB). These can be blended to display millions of colours. Mapping the location and colour information of each bit of data creates a computer image.
This is known as a bitmap (bmp).The bitmapped image seen on a monitor is made up of thousands of pixels. Pixel stands for picture (pix) element.
Features of a computer screen Size This is the dimension of the screen which shows the output. Common desktop screens are from 14 inches to 19 inches measured diagonally. Larger sizes are now available. Resolution This determines how clear and detailed the output on the screen can be. Pictures on a screen are made up of tiny dots (one dot = 1 pixel). The more pixels per inch, the clearer and more detailed the graphic.
Colour The number of colours displayed can vary from 16 to 256 to 64 thousand to 16.7 million. The more colours, the smoother the graphics appear, especially photos. Cursor/pointer The cursor is a symbol that shows where you are working on the screen. It may appear as ~ for text and k for the mouse pointer location. Scrolling This allows the text or graphic to be moved or up or down or brought into view on the screen.
Printing devices No matter how simple or complex the data-processing operation is, the final results must be made available in a user-friendly form, usually in the form of a permanent record. (hard copy)
Printers Printers are devices which output a hard copy of your work. The choice of printer depends on the speed, quality and quantity you want, and the cost. Two kinds of printer are impact and non- impact.
Impact Printers Impact printers strike through a carbon or inked ribbon, like a typewriter. They are noisy and do not usually print acceptable graphics. However, they are useful for printing multiple copies using carbon paper.
Train printer the characters are located on a continuous belt. The characters move horizontally across the page and as the required character moves into position, it is hammered onto the paper through a carbon ribbon. If the hammer hits a little early or late, the character will appear slightly to the right or left of its proper position.
Daisy wheel printer The daisy wheel printer uses a wheel with up to 100 characters. Each character is on an individual arm, and the wheel rotates to bring the required character into position. The hammer hits a single letter, guaranteeing accurate positioning and uniform striking. This allows fast, quiet and reliable operation with excellent quality
Dot-matrix printer A dotmatrix printer uses pins to print a pattern of dots on paper. The main advantages of using matrix printers is the relatively low cost. The main disadvantage is the relatively poor quality of printing, which can be read but cannot be used for reproduction or for business letters.
Line printers The characters in line printers are on a cylinder. Each segment of the cylinder has the full set of characters in raised form around its edge. One complete line of text is printed during one revolution of the cylinder.
All the As found in the text on that particular line are printed first, then all the Bs, and so on until finally all the letters that make up the words have been printed and the line is complete. Whereas 200 to 600 lines per minute maximum are produced by the other printers, some line printers will operate at up to 3000 lines per minute.
Non-impact printers These printers do not involve actually striking the paper. Instead, ink spray or toner powder is used. The characters are then fixed onto the paper by heating, for example. Because the printing element is simple and has no moving parts, these printers are inexpensive to manufacture and print quickly and silently
Ink-jet printer An inkjet printer operates by projecting small ink droplets and deflecting them electrostatically. Speeds of 4 to 6 pages per minute may be achieved. It is now possible to buy a low-priced, good quality black-and-white or colour ink- jet printer. The quality of printout can be nearly as good as that of a laser printer,
Ink-jet printers are slower, their ink filled print heads have to be cleaned and their cartridges need to be replaced more frequently than the toner cartridges of laser printers. Colour ink jet printers are ideal for use at home, where small-quantity output is required for greeting cards, photographs and school work. Ordinary paper can be used but for the best results, particularly in colour, special glossy paper must be used. This can be quite costly
Laser printer Laser printers produce attractive documents at a high resolution and are much faster than ink jets. They are used in many workplaces because they are quiet, print quickly, can be stocked with a large number of sheets of paper, and produce very high- quality documents. The printout from most laser printers tends to be 300 to 1200 dots printed per inch (dpi).
In the laser printer, the paper is charged electrostatically and attracts dry ink powder. The pattern is then baked on the paper. Many lines are printed simultaneously, and speeds of 8 to 12 pages per minute can be attained. Colour laser printers are also available. They are far more costly to buy than a colour ink-jet printer, but produce higher quality images and are cheaper to run. Some laser printers also perform the functions of a scanner, a photocopier and fax machine.
Thermal printers Thermal printers use heat on chemically treated paper to form characters. Fax machines and supermarket check out registers that use rolls of paper are also of this type. Although these printers are quiet, they are relatively slow, expensive since they require special paper, cannot use multiple- copy paper, and the print eventually fades.
Plotters Car designers, architects and engineers who wish to print accurate charts, diagrams and 3D drawings, output not to a laser printer but to a plotter. A plotter uses coloured pens or toner to draw an image on paper (Fig 1.10).The paper is handled in different ways depending on the type of plotter. Flatbed plotters hold the paper still while the pens move. Drum plotters roll the paper over a cylinder, while pinchroller plotters are a mixture of the two. The advantage of a drum plotter is that it can produce very large drawings.
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On Tuesday, March 12, Carpe Diem-Meridian, a tuition-free public charter school for grades 6 – 12, which opened in August 2012, won the regional "Students in Action" award, created by the prestigious Jefferson Awards to promote volunteerism in the nation's schools. Carpe Diem-Meridian was deemed a Gold Medal School by the judges and was selected as the winner of the Regional Competition. The students will receive a check for $1,500 to support their "Students in Action" projects and represent the state of Indiana and their region at the 2013 Awards Banquet in Washington, D.C. in June.
"It is unusual for a school in its first year of existence to medal at the competition," comments Regional "Students in Action" Director Amanda Johnson. "The fact that Carpe Diem Meridian's students won the competition in their first year of operation is nothing short of extraordinary."
"We are thrilled and so proud of our students," comments Principal Mark Forner. "Alyssa Starinsky, our Social Studies teacher and "Students in Action" director, has done a marvelous job throughout the school year engaging and encouraging our students to serve others. Our kids took the competition and their preparation seriously – and they delivered. Congratulations to our kids and to 'Miss Star'!"
Carpe Diem-Meridian "Students In Action" (SIS) "aims to make a positive, and sustainable impact in the Indianapolis community through community service opportunities and projects that are open to all area students. We want our legacy to be the importance and power of service." The students, supported by their media sponsor WRTV Channel 6 and donations solicited through their website, originated a number of public service projects throughout the school year that made a significant impact on their community.
Starinsky has a firm vision for her students, "I want them to be articulate, to be confident, and to be part of life-long service." Since August when the school opened its doors, 90% of the students attending Carpe Diem-Meridian are participating in SIA. They have worked nearly 10,000 service hours and 100% of the money they raise is invested in their projects.
Key accomplishments include establishing a partnership with The Julian Center's "Circles of Support" children who are victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. This project was recognized by the Association of American Educators who presented them with a check for $500, which was used to purchase toys. The students are responsible for fundraising, which includes writing grants, as well as promoting their projects, and recruiting volunteer participation from the community. Details of all the Carpe Diem-Meridian "SIA" projects, photos and videos can be found on their website.
To find out more about the school, and how to become involved as a volunteer or donate to Carpe Diem-Meridian "Students in Action," visit their website and follow them on Facebook and Twitter.
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Carpe Diem Indiana leverages technology, information, and human resources to ensure a superior learning experience at its schools that assures all its students will be career ready and college prepared. Carpe Diem Indiana Schools are tuition free public charter schools using a personalized blended-learning model to educate 6-12th grade students. By August 2013, Carpe Diem Schools will be located in Indianapolis and Fort Wayne, Indiana; Cincinnati, Ohio and Yuma Arizona.


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Published: March 13, 1992
MOSCOW, March 12— President Leonid M. Kravchuk of Ukraine declared today that he was suspending the transfer of tactical nuclear weapons to Russia because he had no guarantee that they were being destroyed.
Mr. Kravchuk made the unexpected announcement at a news conference in Kiev marking his first 100 days in office, and a week before leaders of the Commonwealth of Independent States are to gather for a meeting in the Ukrainian capital.
"We ask the West to understand our Government," Mr. Kravchuk said. "As long as there is no guarantee of full destruction, Ukraine will bear no responsibility."
He said there was a danger that the weapons "may fall into the wrong hands." He also noted that Ukraine's policy was that weapons transferred from its territory "will never be used, will never make anybody stronger or more powerful than at present." No Evidence Is Cited
There was no immediate indication of specific factors behind the decision by Mr. Kravchuk, who cited no evidence that the weapons were not being destroyed. And there was no immediate reaction from Russia, whose President, Boris N. Yeltsin, is on vacation.
Before Mr. Kravchuk's announcement, Ukraine had already transferred more than half its tactical weapons to Russia for destruction in accordance with treaties with the United States, and in keeping with Ukraine's stated intention of ridding its territory of all nuclear weapons by 1994. Nuclear warheads for intercontinental missiles based in Ukraine, but left under the joint control of the commonwealth, are also to be transferred to Russia.
Mr. Kravchuk said he believed that Russia did not have sufficient capacity to destroy the weapons and that Ukraine had a right to its own weapons-dismantling plant.
The Ukrainian leader also asserted that Russia was no longer allowing Ukraine to dispose of its nuclear wastes in Russia. And he suggested that his country could set up its own plants for destroying or reprocessing nuclear weapons near the Chernobyl atomic power station, which is already restricted and contaminated.
Mr. Kravchuk made clear that he envisioned the possibility of Western assistance in setting up such a plant, which would help in the maintenance of the Chernobyl plant and provide employment for military-related industries in Ukraine. Tension on Military Issues
Mr. Kravchuk's statements came against a background of deepening suspicions between Ukraine and Russia, much of them focused on the former Soviet military. The two republics have butted heads over the Black Sea fleet, over weapons stationed in Ukraine and over Ukraine's insistence on forming its own army.
Behind the dispute is not only the power represented by the military but also the commercial value of the weapons. Both Russia and Ukraine have already embarked on sales of ships and other weapons abroad.
Mr. Kravchuk's statements suggested several possible motives for his action. One was that he was really concerned that the Ukrainian weapons would end up in the wrong hands or would remain in Russia undestroyed. Another was that he wanted to send a signal before the Kiev summit meeting, at which the question of the army is expected to play a major role.
There was also the possibility that Mr. Kravchuk had become wary of the situation in Russia and in the military. Moscow is now bracing for a congress of former Communists and others longing for the former Soviet Union, who are to convene on Tuesday. Officers of the former Soviet Army, for their part, have become increasingly militant in defending their jobs.
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Land Management
Plant trees & plants to absorb more CO2, reduce tropical deforestation.
Convert waste vegetation - leaves, straw, etc. - into charcoal & bury.
Burn biomass for fuel. Capture the resulting CO2 & bury it.
Carbon Capture
Separate out industrial CO2 & bury it undergroud in old oil wells.
Paint it White
Paint roofs, roads, & pavements bright white to reflect lots of sunlight.
Carbon Scrubbers
Use giant towers & artificial trees to scrub pure CO2 from the air.
Enhanced Land Weathering
Accelerate natural CO2 absorption by rocks by adding minerals to soil.
Enhanced Ocean Weathering
Stir megatonnes of limestone into oceans so more CO2 is absorbed by less acidic waters.
Cloud Whitening
Air-spray particles of sea salt to make clouds whiter & reflect more sunlight.
Ocean Fertilisation
Add iron filings to surface water & boost growth of CO2 - absorbing algae.
Stratospheric Aerosols
Scatter sulphate particles high in the atmosphere to reflect sunlight & lower heat.
Space Reflectors
Launch thousands of orbiting mirrors to divert sunlight away from the surface.
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The Oakley Bravo Women's Insulated Snowboard Jacket has just the right amount color and style to spruce up your winter wardrobe. The cute color block design allows you to mix and match this jacket with multiple bottoms and colors. You can change up your pants to get a new look day after day. This will not only save you money but it will save you space in your luggage too. This jacket offers more than just superior style, it has 80 grams of insulation in the body and 60 grams in the sleeves and hood to keep you toasty while tearing up the mountain. The Hydrogauge 10 technology offers 10k of both waterproofing and breathability which will keep you warm and dry on your typical winter days. If you are a fashionista who likes to change up your look often and you want to stay warm and dry while looking great, be sure to pick up the Oakley Bravo Snowboard Jacket.
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Outstanding seventh disc by this awesome, blues-based, heavy guitar power trio from Denmark featuring Martin J. Andersen on guitar & vocals. Includes 11 excellent tracks that define supreme, powerful, bad-ass, killer, guitar rock excellence. Blindstone have achieved true musical greatness on The Seventh Cycle Of Eternity disc. An incredible, brain-damaging, ass-kickin', guitar heavy tour de force of world-class proportions. Martin J. Andersen is a true modern day guitar hero who is inspired by the authentic, old-school 70s heavy guitar rock legends that we worship and admire. Andersen embellishes this inspiration and creates his own brand of impressive original guitar riffage/mojo that lands rock solid on serious six string ground. The year is 2016 and M.J.A. represents plus speaks the guitar rock truth at the forefront & cutting edge of Keeping the Rock alive on the amazing The Seventh Cycle Of Eternity disc. Blindstone also features the low-down, heavy, bottom kool of Jesper Bunk on Bass, who also wrote several of the killer new Seventh Cycle... tracks and last but not least we find the debut of new band member Sigurd Jøhnk-Jensen kicking serious ass on the Drums. Both Bunk & Jøhnk-Jensen are excellent players who complete and nail down the rock solid to the core heavy Blindstone power trio groove. The Seventh Cycle Of Eternity is an awesome heavy guitar power trio riff-rocker that is Highly recommended to fans of Jimi Hendrix, Robin Trower, Frank Marino,Eric Gales, King's X, among others and to the good people who dig the previous killer Blindstone discs, the incredible Martin J. Andersen solo disc: Six String Renegade and all the other excellent discs that M.J.A. has landed on ala Mountain Of Power, Blindside Blues Band & Mike Onesko's Guitar Army. All essential, brain-damaging, lead guitar dominated, heavy rockin' discs that land down hard at the Grooveyard. The band stay true to the killer Blindstone sound, however they explore new musical territory on various tracks, creating one of their heaviest discs to date. It's time to raise the fist of the guitar rock child and let the music do the talking. Dig deep and smell the awesome Blindstone power trio riffage on the impressive The Seventh Cycle Of Eternity disc. An outstanding, classic heavy guitar rocker that stands the test of time & shines brightly into the outskirts of musical infinity.
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OBJECTIVES Adolescents with juvenile idiopathic arthritis have demonstrated substantial disagreement with their proxy's assessment of their disability, pain, and well-being. Our objective was to describe the clinical and psychological factors associated with discordance. STUDY DESIGN This analysis included 204 proxy-adolescent (median age, 13 years) dyads… (More)
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BACKGROUND The prevalence of physical chronic or long-term conditions in adolescents aged 10-24 years is rising. Mobile phone and tablet mobile technologies featuring software program apps are widely used by these adolescents and their healthy peers for social networking or gaming. Apps are also used in health care to support personal condition management… (More)
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Macrophage activation syndrome (MAS) is a life-threatening complication in juvenile systemic lupus erythemato-sus(J SLE). We report three cases of MAS in Juvenile SLE which occurred over the last 6 months. Interestingly, in all the 3 cases, MAS occurred acutely at the time of first presentation of lupus. All of them had fever at presentation. Two of them… (More)
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- Archives of disease in childhood
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This analysis aimed to study the influence of breast feeding on the pattern and severity of juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) at presentation. The association between ever versus never breast feeding and disease severity at onset was compared in 923 children with JIA recruited to the UK Childhood Arthritis Prospective Study at first presentation to… (More)
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OBJECTIVE To examine the association between socioeconomic status (SES) and delay to a pediatric rheumatology clinic, disease severity, and illness perception in patients with juvenile idiopathic arthritis in England. METHODS Using the Index of Multiple Deprivation, 923 consecutive children from the Childhood Arthritis Prospective Study were assigned to… (More)
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- Lis Cordingley, Tiffany Vracas, +7 authors Kimme L. Hyrich
- Rheumatology
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OBJECTIVE Patients' beliefs regarding the cause of illness may influence treatment adherence and long-term outcome. Little is known of adolescents' beliefs regarding the cause of JIA. This study aims to identify adolescents' beliefs about the underlying cause of their arthritis at first presentation to the paediatric rheumatology department. METHODS One… (More)
- R Carrasco, J Cobb, +7 authors W Thomson
- 2011
Predictors of disability in children with inflammatory arthritis, two and three years after first presentation to paediatric rheumatology. Results from the childhood arthritis prospective study (CAPS)


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Temple of Great Compassion or Great Compassion Temple, popularly called Dabei Buddhist Temple or Dabeiyuan was built in 17th century. It is the oldest, largest and now best preserved temple in Tianjin. Entry fee is 10 Yuan in April, 2016. It is located near Tianjin Eye alongside River Haihe.
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On Sept. 26, 2012, the Randolph-Macon campus awoke to texts, Facebook posts, and e-mails about a fire that had claimed the Theta Chi fraternity house. Now, the fire that took the house without warning is forgotten and new memories are being made. Three years later, Theta Chi finally has a new home on College Avenue.
On the weekend of May 2, the Theta Chi brothers opened their new 1.1 million dollar home to alumni, family, and dates during their annual pig roast. The pig roast welcomed around 150 people and lasted from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The pig roast served as the open house for the new Theta Chi home that will house 14 brothers in eight rooms next year. President of Theta Chi Andrew Schaefer is the only brother to have lived in the original house who will also be living in the new house next year.
"Even though I was only able to live in the old house for approximately a month, I am honored to be given the opportunity to live in both houses," Schaefer said. "I am excited to bring back some of the old house traditions to brothers who have never experienced having a house."
May 2 was not only the first time the current brothers got to go inside their new house, but it was also the first time for alumni as well. Alumni, including those who were active members during the time of the fire, were very happy to see the new house and all of their new brothers.
"It's very nostalgic; coming back to a place that was your home for four years and seeing the new generations making it their home," Class of 2013 alum Ryan Recchia said. "It is a great sight to see. Standing in the back lot makes all those memories come rushing back. Even though you're looking at a new house, [alumni] will always be able to imagine the old house and the times we had in it. It's time to let the new members create their own memories."
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March's setback means that first quarter purchases were up only 0.5 percent versus the fourth quarter when they rose a solid 1.2 percent. This looks odd in the context of a raft of strong consumer surveys. In particular, at 53.0 the retail sector PMI last month posted its highest reading since last June.
Looking ahead, the latest GfK survey not only suggested that consumer confidence continued to climb in April but also saw it reaching its highest mark since October 2001 in May. With buying intentions slipping but remaining at historically high levels this month, the chances are that March's reversal in sales will prove only temporary. Indeed, there is every chance of a positive revision next month.
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With consumer spending a large part of the economy, market players continually monitor spending patterns. Retail sales are a measure of consumer well-being. Both the Federal Statistical Office and the Bundesbank publish retail trade data. Until recently, there were vast differences between them, primarily because they each used a different seasonal adjustment program. This difference ended when the Statistical Office began using the U.S. Census Arima X12 methodology as well as their Berlin method. Another difference is that the Federal Statistical Office data are generally for total retail sales while the Bundesbank data features sales excluding autos and petrol stations or excluding only autos. The data here are for total retail sales.
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Kalijhora (West Bengal), July 24 (ANI): Demanding separate state for gurkhas, the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha (GJM), called a halt to project work of the National Hydroelectric power Corporation (NHPC) at Kalijhora in West Bengal's Darjeeling District.
"We have called for this strike because this project is a central government project in Bengal. Through this strike, we want to pressurize not just the Bengal Government but the Central Government as well. We want our message to reach the Central Government," said Dilip Chhetri, block president, GJM.
The GJM says that the closure of the project is part of their movement and a way to put pressure on the Central Government, which they allege, does not pay heed to their demands.
The low dam project of the NHPC on the Teesta River, slated for completion in 2010, was set to generate electricity for the states of West Bengal, parts of Jharkhand, Bihar and also to Bhutan and Nepal.
As per reports, the NHPC is expecting a loss of rupees 15 crores a month due to the strike.
The tripartite talks involving the West Bengal Government and the GJM is scheduled to be held in New Delhi on August 11.
Earlier, the Centre had proposed to hold the talks on August 24, but the GJM wanted it to be preponed.
The last tripartite meeting between the three sides took place on December 29 last year where it was decided to take forward the talks after the Lok Sabha polls. (ANI)


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Street lights ► Open5221 Harding Place Nashville, TennesseeStreet lights in front of building that runs on both sides of Harding Place have been out since Friday night, we serve people with disabilities and they are coming and going until 11:30 pm. Can someone check on this please, it is a safety issue.· Reported by Rusty Roberts · Share · Flag Flagged
Sink hole beginning near storm drain ► Open3040 Stone Bridge Rd Antioch, TennesseeA sink hole is beginning next to the storm drain. It's already big enough to fit a small dog down. Please fix before it gets any wider.· Reported by gail · Share · Flag Flagged
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Metro Water Services (Guest)Metro Water Services (MWS) investigated on 06/04/14. It has been referred to Metro Public Works – "Fill in hole to repair street."
1 VoteFix it! Voted!
Dangerous intersection ► OpenAsheford Trace Nashville, TennesseeWith the traffic speeding down Mt. View Road, and the new elementary school in this subdivision, it is dangerous, and sometimes takes up to 10 minutes to get out of this subdivision. By the time you think it is safe to go, a car speeds around the corner and nearly hits you when you are out in the street. Way too dangerous. A light needs to be here, and maybe a 'hidden drive' or 'dangerous intersection' sign put ahead of this is needed.· Reported by loveantioch · Share · Flag Flagged
Long Stretch of Pot Holes ► OpenKnapp Blvd. davidson, TNI frequently take Knapp Blvd. (between Donelson and Couchville) to get to work. I have to take this road daily because I work at the airport. My vehicle, and many others, take a beating driving on this part of Knapp due to the long stretch of huge pot holes. This has been an issue for quite some time and nothing has been done to fix it. Please help in getting this horrendous road fixed. Ours cars can't continue to take this type of beating every day.· Reported by Anonymous · Share · Flag Flagged
airport worker (Guest)This road is one of the worst roads I have ever driven. Thier is no reason why this road shouldn't be repaired with all the money the airport makes.
Mk (Guest)It still hasn't been fixed. This road is bad
Traffic Signal ► OpenShihmen Dr At Tusculum Rd Antioch, TNCould use a signal or 3 way stop at this intersection. Sometimes its impossible to turn off Shihmen onto Tusculum. No sooner as traffic clears from one direction you turn your head and its coming from the other or you sit behind ten other cars waiting on them to be able to get out. Not toi mention the speed at which cars come down the hill on Tusculum.· Reported by Ronald K. Thomason · Share · Flag Flagged
Public Works (Guest)Service Request #319139 has been forwarded to the Traffic Division for review. For further questions or concerns, contact Customer Service at 862-8750.
sidewalk needed ► Open2982 Owendale Dr Nashville-Davidson metropolitan government (balance), TNOwendalw drive between Anderson rd and Hamilton church is used as a thru way posted mph is 30 but the traffic is usually around 50mph. I have almost been hit by a vehicle speeding around the corner while walking my daughter home from her bus stop. This area is too dangerous for children to have to walk along the roadway.· Reported by Your name · Share · Flag Flagged
sam (Guest)I have attempted to walk to the grocerie store ,unable to because of the speeding cars on Mount view Road ,Hamilton Church and Anderson Road .it is a shame when the mayor is always talking about walking for good health when we cant even get sidewalks to walk on in our neighborhood, To walk on everyone dont have cars,and if they do have a car it would be good to save some gas. by taken a walk to the store instead of jumping in a car.
sam (Guest)I have been watching the mayer talk about walking to get healthy I wish we could get side walks to walk on Anderson roag would be much better If there were sidewalks to walk on ,we have alot of children that attend Thomas Edison shcool sidewalks should have been included with the school.
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pot holes ► Open253 Took Dr Antioch, TNThere are 2 huge holes in the streets in front of this address where I just moved in.· Reported by Tiearra · Share · Flag Flagged
Large Pothole ► Open3400-3406 Harbor Hill Place Nashville, TennesseeLarge (and getting bigger) pothole at corner of Timber Valley Drive and Harbor Hill Pl.· Reported by ronburch · Share · Flag Flagged
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Need a light or a 3 way stop sign ► Open4761 Billingsgate Rd Antioch, TNThere needs to be a light or a 3 way stop sign. There are way to many accidents at the intersection. People trying to get on Una Antioch pike turning left onto una antioch pike can never get out due to the mass traffic through there.· Reported by Phillip · Share · Flag Flagged
Public Works (Guest)Service Request # 318785 has been forwarded to the Traffic Division for review. For further questions or concerns, contact Customer Service at 862-8750.
Billingsgate/Una Antioch pike nightmare (Guest)There needs to be a light or 3 way stop signs at Billingsgate and Una Antioch Pike. There are always to many accidents there and people on Billingsgate trying to turn onto Una Antioch Pike can never get out cause of the mass traffic on Una Antioch Pike.
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I-24 ROAD DAMAGE it is not fixed,part of the roadway has been fixed but the ... ► OpenInterstate 24 Nashville, TNI-24 BETWEEN BELL ROAD AND HAYWOOD LANE WEST BOUND,RIGHT TWO LANES HAVE VERY DANGEROUS POTHOLES/LANE DETERIATION,IT IS VERY UNSAFE FOR LARGE VEHICLES TO TRAVEL IN THESE LANES,THEY HAVE BEEN LIKE THIS FOR OVER 1 YEAR· Reported by Anonymous · Share · Flag Flagged
van miller (Guest)part of the roadway has been repaired but the rest of it still needs work
Van miller (Guest)STILL NOT FIXED NEEDS to be fixed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Van miller (Guest)Not fixed TDOT must not care about this part of the roadway too far south of downtown I guess don't know what their problem is sure wish they would fix the road this will be the last time I comment on this doesn't seem to do any good anyway maybe around election time might have better results
Councilman Jason Potts (Guest)
Mr. Miller,
I will submit this request to the state. Thank you for taking the time to make me aware of this situation.
Thank you,
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Sunday, May 22, 2011
Then we were off. I walked a little, ran a little.
My thinking – I'd stop at the first watering station. It marked the first mile. I could do one mile (I'm up to 2.5 on my treadmill).
When I got there I decided to keep going to the second watering station marking the second mile.
I passed the second watering station.
As people were passing me, I decided I would keep walking until the police car marking the end of the race caught up to me. Then I'd hitch a ride back up to the track – the finish line.
The car caught up to me just after 2.5 miles. I was ready to hop in but my co-worker, Kim (who had been in front of the car from the get go) wouldn't let me. She kept saying we could do this. She was amazing – and walking faster than me.
At this point, I had zero excuses. She's just as big as I am and just as short (4'11"). If she was going to keep going I had to too.
The last half mile was mostly uphill and was awful!!
Although we were REALLY bringing up the rear (by this point we couldn't see the runners in front of us) people were still there… cheering us on…. And I started losing it.
Our hometown hosted the race so many people were cheering our names. We were almost there, Kim still walking in front of me.
I could hear announcements as we entered the high school parking lot. (Someone needed their car battery jumped). Having already finished the race, many runners were walking to their cars.
Friends, co-workers and strangers lined the opening to the track, cheering us on.
After we made the last turn on the track, Kim took off running. For a second, I thought I'd run too… nope. I think I might have passed out if I tried.
People were still in the stands cheering. Music was playing. I crossed the finish line… last. Emotions took over. I bent over and cried like a baby. I stood up to find a crowd around me – cheering, crying, taking pictures.
As friends and strangers hugged me they were saying, "Great job", "You're an inspiration", "I'm so proud of you", on and on. It felt great but really, I'm no inspiration. I wanted to quit so many times. It was Kim who kept me going.
The only thing that would have made this experience perfect – my family being there.
9 Friends Commented:
- EmptyNester said...
How can you say you're not an inspiration? Just getting in there to participate is inspiring. Not quitting no matter how badly you wanted to is inspiring. You certainly are an inspiration! Good for you!
- May 22, 2011 at 3:47 PM
- More Milestones said...
Thanks so much. It was such an incredible feeling.
- May 22, 2011 at 4:02 PM
- Terri said...
You didn't quit and that is awesome. Way to go. We all want to quit sometimes but it's such a great feeling when we don't.
- May 22, 2011 at 5:43 PM
- Kim-A Creative Spirit said...
Following back..... looking forward to getting to know you....
- May 22, 2011 at 6:05 PM
- More Milestones said...
Thanks so much. I'm already thinking of doing it again next year.
: )
- May 22, 2011 at 8:42 PM
- S.I.F. said...
So glad you had a friend there to push you through lady! Congratulations on making it!
- May 23, 2011 at 3:00 AM
- laughwithusblog said...
Great job! Where would any of us be without some great friends? :)
- May 23, 2011 at 9:44 PM
- Patti Hanan said...
Friends who encourage us to keep going are such a blessing. And you are an inspiration. You kept going and didn't quit. How good it must have felt crossing that finish line. You go, girl!
- May 24, 2011 at 11:18 AM
- More Milestones said...
Thanks Ladies!
Other than childbirth, this is the toughest most emotional thing I've done.
- May 24, 2011 at 8:43 PM


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