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I didn't even think they had a gun show in KOMIFORNIA?
The Line at the Gun Show is a Mile Long in San Diego (Del Mar) 3-9-2013
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The line to get into the Del Mar Gun Show in San Diego, California goes on forever.
When you're born you get a ticket to the freak show. When you're born in America , you get a front row seat. - George Carlin
I didn't even think they had a gun show in KOMIFORNIA?
They have huge gun shows there which makes no sense to me.
"What country can preserve its liberties if its rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance?" -Thomas Jefferson-
"Our rights come from our humanity and may not be legislated away -- not by a vote of Congress, not by the consensus of our neighbors, not even by agreement of all Americans but one." Judge Andrew P. Napolitano
"A great civilization is not conquered from without until it has destroyed itself from within.", Will Durant
"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.", Edmund Burke
I was there. Left the house at 1000. Drove 12 miles, 1.5 hrs waiting at the ramp to partk. Spent 1hr 15 minutes in line to get in (I bought my ticket online. there was a separate line to buy a ticket, then get in the line i was in.) Ever been to an amusement park, with zig-zagging lines a mile long, and signs that say "45 minute wait from this point"? The line to buy "Wholesale" ammo and reloading supplies was as long as the line to get in. hundreds of people waiting. First time i have ever seen 'event staff' literally blocking people until it was their turn to approach the counter and make a purchase. I speed walked through the main show-floor,
Lots of this kind of diaogue:
Me: "How much for this 10rd Springfield XD mag?"
vendor: "those are $69.99".
Me: Puking noises
Me: "How much for this PMAG rebuild kit?"
Vendor: "Rebuild kits are $70 even. We have blocked off 10 rounders for $60."
Me: uncontrollable wretching noises
Me: "This stock del-ton .223 upper with standard handguards, no BCG, no charging handle is really $600?"
Vendor: "yes. its my last one, sold the others already today"
Me: .........Good for you.
I spent almost 2 hours waiting to park, another hour plus waiting in line behind some crackhead smoking an e-cigarrete and scratching his neck non-stop having a conversation with a yuppy-looking couple about how much ammo they thinkt hey would need to survive a 'survival situation'. spent right about 1 hour speed-walking around tables, double wide strollers, roving packs of what resembled cartel gangs, and people hauling out cases of overpriced ammunition on hand trucks/dollies.
Oh and the droves of people saying "I have never seen it this bad before..back in my day they gave out free tickets just to get people to attend".
$10 to park
$15 for a ticket
4 hours of my time. Each time it gets worse, and each time i keep saying "You know, next time, im nto going to bother going". I think i might adhere to that for next time.
Yeah I grew up in Orange County and used to go to the one at the Fairgrounds and i would get winded walking around that place it was so big. I have been to one out in Del Mar too and it was sizeable. I think it's just comparing to where I am at now. in South Florida we have small ones, but they are quite often.
"What country can preserve its liberties if its rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance?" -Thomas Jefferson-
"Our rights come from our humanity and may not be legislated away -- not by a vote of Congress, not by the consensus of our neighbors, not even by agreement of all Americans but one." Judge Andrew P. Napolitano
Back in the early 80's I went to a gun show at the Cowpalace in San Francisco. It was great, I loved it, every thing from 16th century cannons to the newest Lasers sighting systems. I even think there were military recruiters there. It sad to say but now the state is a basket case with about as much hope as a Haiti refugee.
"The two enemies of the people are criminals and goverment, so let us tie the second down with the chains of the Constitution so that the second will not become the legal version of the first" ~ Thomas Jefferson
I am Glad I did not go I even herd that there was a limit on Ammo. I went there years ago for the Delmar fair and waited for ever to park.
forget the line what struck me was the facial recognision system in place ? for buying lawful products, they are going to scan your face
I have not been to a BIg fun show in over a year, just a few very small collector ones
I think one could get a better deal online, don't get me wrong I love the shows and have sins the late 70's, they are no longer for saving buck they are for stealing your bucks
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Tauranga police are searching for two people who stopped to help a man killed in a crash on Pyes Pa Rd.
The 46-year-old man died after the van he was driving smashed head-on into a rock face near the intersection of Pyes Pa Rd (State Highway 36) and Mangatoi Rd, about half way between Tauranga and Rotorua.
The crash happened just before 1pm yesterday.
The road was dry and weather conditions were fine at the time of the crash, which occurred in a 100km/h area on a relatively straight stretch of the highway.
Western Bay road policing manager Senior Sergeant Ian Campion said the man was alone in the Mitsubishi van and no other vehicles were involved in the crash.
Police would like to speak with the driver and passenger of a blue vehicle who stopped to assist at the crash scene, in addition to any other witnesses who have not been spoken to by police.
Mr Campion said no road closure was necessary following the crash and traffic was not disrupted.
Crash analysts attended the scene and inquiries into the cause of the crash have started.
The Greerton fire brigade was also called to the crash but was not required on arrival.
Police would not release the man's name until his family had been told.
Witnesses are asked to contact Sergeant Wayne Hunter at Tauranga South police station on (07) 578 3460.
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Forum calls for feasibility study on author's idea of turning WWII shelter into tourism site.
Bill Reid wrote a book, Uphill, about his 26 years trying to reopen the World War II bomb shelters in the Auckland CBD as a tourist attraction.
Yesterday, after a sympathetic hearing from Auckland Council members and buoyed by his Facebook campaign getting 8200 approval hits - many from curious young people - he changed the title to Under our Feet.
"It's for the people who walk on Albert Park and do not know what's under their feet," the 73-year-old businessman said tearfully.
He said the system of tunnels, which were excavated into the hill in case of a Japanese forces air raid in 1942-45, were the "hidden jewels in Auckland's crown".
The 3.5km complex was not used and was plugged with bricks and sealed in 1946.
It is owned by Auckland Council and a 2001 Act of Parliament allows the tunnels to be leased for excavation and commercial purposes.
Mr Reid has an agreement with the council to investigate possible developments.
"All I want is to see it opened," he said.
"The council is the chief landlord and I will get the tenants."
He presented some ideas to the council Parks, Recreation and Heritage Forum.
A potential use is for a museum which would be filled with exhibits representative of the war years and would recognise the soldiers of 28th Maori Battalion.
The estimated cost of excavation was $1 million to $2 million depending on whether it went in 60m or 138m.
Interest was also expressed in using parts of the network for glow worm caves, black water rafting and a wine cellar showcasing New Zealand wine and cheese.
The long main tunnel was suited for use by a tram running from midtown to Parnell. "This is being pitched as the biggest combined tourist attraction under one roof in New Zealand or Australia," said Mr Reid.
He was concerned to see cruise ship passengers at the waterfront with nothing to do in their five-hour visit.
"If we can bring in this historic attraction it will help them stay in the CBD."
The New Zealand wing of the Commemorative Air Force offered to provide wartime atmosphere in the museum with shows of vehicles, weapons, clothing, radios, newspapers and pictures.
Councillor Mike Lee said the network was a "great asset sitting there" and he supported the council being involved in reopening them.
The forum backed his call for a technical report on the feasibility of developing the war time museum concept.
The report would influence any council decision on whether to allocate a budget in this year or the next.
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* 3500m long complex of tunnels under Albert Park, owned by Auckland Council
* 2001 legislation allows them to be leased for excavation and commercial purposes
* 60m excavation estimated to cost $1.1 million
* 28th Maori Battalion soldiers would be honoured in a cavern turned into a World War II history museum.


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Spirit Trickey Rowan, the daughter of Little Rock icon Minnijean Brown Trickey, one of the nine black students who integrated Central High in 1957, will be on campus tonight to discuss "The Little Rock Nine."
Her lecture, followed by question-and-answer time, begins at 6 p.m. in the R .J. Wills Lecture Hall on Pulaski Tech's main campus in North Little Rock.
Spirit works as a park ranger at the Central High National Historic site, which is across the street from where her mother and eight other black students braved angry crowds 50 years ago.
Mayo Johnson, a Pulaski Tech instructor who is this year's chair of the Little Rock Racial and Diversity Commission, will introduce Mrs. Rowan.
Spirit's lecture is the first event planned at Pulaski Tech to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the integration of Central High School.
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Cold snap brings heating problems to light
KINGSPORT, Tenn. - After temperatures dropped to the 30s and 20s today many of you headed home to get out of the elements, but a few folks found that home wasn't such a comfortable place.
The phones are ringing off the hook up at Kingsport Heating and Air.
Because people like Nikki Simpson are calling with a cold and inconvenient problem.
"Well I was at work and my children called and said mom it's cold in the house. So I came home and checked it out and it wasn't working currently," said Nikki Simpson.
It was her heating unit.
"So I immediately called Kingsport Heating and Air," said Simpson.
"Through the summer when the air conditioner is working so it doesn't necessarily mean that your heat pump is going to work," said Rick Millsap.
Kingsport Heating and Air owner Rick Millsap tells News 5 Simpson is one of more than 20 people who called them Tuesday about heating problems in their homes and businesses.
And as the temperatures fell, more calls came in. Most of their calls came between 5 and 6:00 p.m. when people were getting home from work.
"When it goes down into the teens tonight we'll have 40 calls tomorrow," said Millsap.
And for people who Millsap's 5 service techs can't reach and for those who don't have a warm place to stay the Salvation Army is opening their doors.
Shelter Manager Heather Hudson says the current conditions call for a "white flag."
"If temperatures fall below 40 degrees anybody in the community who needs a place to stay can come. We'll convert our dining room here into a shelter," said Heather Hudson.
Nikki Simpson had to spend some extra money, but she and her family will be warm.
"It's well worth it, because I don't won't to be cold," said Simpson.
Heating technicians tell News 5, you should not be alarmed it you smell a burning the day you turn on your heat it is typically just dirt build up from overtime and it will eventually go away.
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Here's a photo of the front cover of my new beehive building book
Here's a photo of the front cover of my new beehive building book
Trying to think inside the box...
Congratulations!, I like the cover!!! I hope the book does well!!!
So what has changed? I dumped $20 at Barnes a few weeks ago for some new ideas. I mod'd the hive base plans and made some simple hive bases. They are much easier than reverse engineering Kelley's bases.
It is a good book, I like the lumber supply list.
Congratulations. That's a lot of work. Thanks for going through the writing/editing/publishing process to produce something that is of help to many.
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I donated my 8 frame hive to a friend that has 10 frame styro equipment. (He lost his package in shipment)
He has plastic frames and starting brand new he has no comb and I have no foundation to work with. I am not thrilled about plastic frames but I was thinking I could build some comb for him by using his boxes on top of my hive. So the question becomes how do you stop up the two frame gap that would be at the bottom of the first super?


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BDR Comparisons
From PostgreSQL wiki
This document is obsolete. See the official BDR documentation for current information.
If you're wondering what makes BDR different and why you should care about it, you're in the right place.
Why BDR?
- Applications may connect to any node and write data, simplifying HA configurations
- When a node fails, there is no wait for failover, or complexity in identifying new master
- Nodes may be geographically distributed as BDR is not sensitive to inter-node latency
- Data transferred between nodes is much less than with physical replication, reducing bandwidth costs and permitting the use of slower inter-node links
- Replicated data is generated efficiently by direct decoding of the transaction log, minimising the cost on the source systems
- Replication includes schema change commands (DDL) and so the DBA maintenance burden is minimised. DDL may be executed on any node.
- BDR works alongside physical replication for protecting local nodes.
- BDR provides global sequences for cluster-wide unique key generation. There is no need to use UUID keys or offset sequences. Global sequences are transparent to applications.
- BDR has built-in last-update-wins conflict handling and extensible support for user-defined conflict handlers that are aware of application logic.
BDR compared to PostgreSQL's built-in streaming replication
BDR is very different to Pg's existing streaming replication, though it builds on some of the same infrastructure.
Key differences:
- BDR supports multiple masters. All members are writeable nodes that replicate changes.
- BDR doesn't send VACUUM traffic, index updates, full page images from full page writes, etc over the wire. Only data rows, DDL, and internal co-ordination data are sent. This saves a huge amount of bandwidth on some workloads.
- There's no need for hot_standby_feedback and long-running query aborts on read replicas with BDR. It can apply changes from the master concurrently with queries against the data.
- BDR replicates per-database, not per-cluster. So you don't have to split your databases up into different PostgreSQL instances just to control how they replicate.
- Unlike built-in SR, you can't combine BDR with WAL archiving. It only transfers data when there's a direct TCP connection between the servers.
- There's no warm-standby or PITR with BDR. It only has only multi-master mode (though the underlying Logical Log Streaming Replication facility is capable of single-master hot-standby configurations).
There are also some implementation limits that will be progressively removed:
- BDR doesn't yet support the cascading replication feature of PostgreSQL's physical replication.
- BDR doesn't currently have synchronous replication; a future release may add it.
- You must explicitly configure each database you want to replicate.
Finally, there's no need for wal_keep_segments with BDR - it automatically manages WAL retention on the master. The "replication slots" feature added to 9.4 allows you to use this BDR feature with regular streaming replication too.
BDR compared to trigger-based replication
BDR has a lower impact on the master(s) than trigger based replication solutions. There is no write-amplification, as it does not require triggers to write to queue tables in order to replicate writes.
Londiste (Skytools)
- Londiste does single master replication; BDR supports multiple masters
- BDR replicates DDL; there's no need to script changes on all nodes.
- Both Bucardo and BDR support multi-master
- Bucardo 5 supports > 2 masters; prior versions are limited to 2 masters. BDR doesn't limit the number of masters
- BDR replicates DDL; there's no need to script changes on all nodes.
- BDR performs significantly better than Bucardo
- Bucardo works on PostgreSQL prior to 9.4 and doesn't require patches.
- Both BDR and Slony-I support DDL, but BDR permits you to issue DDL commands directly to PostgreSQL without an external helper program.
- There's no need to configure and update triggers on your tables with BDR
- BDR supports multi-master operation; Slony-I does not.
- BDR is a lot simpler to operate than Slony-I
- Slony-I works on PostgreSQL prior to 9.4 and doesn't require patches.


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Mothership Special Edition Vinyl 'Making-of' video
Official mini-documentary on the making of the new 180 Gram vinyl boxsets for Led Zeppelin: Mothership and The Song Remains the Same.
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A marijuana joint, rolled with bits of crack cocaine, and then dipped in formaldehyde. The local colloquial term similar to a primo, sherman, sherm, or wet-daddy. A primo is usually marijuana & cocaine, without the formaldehyde. A wet-daddy is usually marijuana & formaldehyde, without the cocaine.
1. "Man, you got a clickum?"
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The Office of School Safety and Prevention (SS&P) provides funding, training, and technical assistance for safe and supportive learning environments that meet the continuum of school safety ~ prevention, intervention and response. Through collaboration with diverse local, state and federal partners, the Office supports Arizona schools so that students are safe, healthy, and ready to learn. Strategies utilized by SS&P are grounded in evidence of effectiveness, and the Office contributes to the knowledge base through its own data collection, program evaluation, and research efforts.
All Arizona school communities will provide a safe and supportive learning environment that cultivates positive child and youth development, well-being and success in education and in life.
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Research supports the relationship between risk behaviors, conditions on campus, and academic performance.
- A substantial body of evidence demonstrates that school violence and disorder interfere with normal psychosocial development and academic learning.
- Students who feel safe at school perform better academically than students that do not feel safe.
- The use of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs is closely related to reduced attention span, lower investment in homework, negative attitudes toward school, lower motivation, and increased absenteeism.
- Students who are threatened with violence on school grounds have lower academic achievement scores than students that have not been threatened with violence.
- Kids who feel connected to school are less likely to be involved in risky health behaviors: drug use, cigarette smoking, early sex, violence, and suicidal thoughts and attempts.
- Considerable overlap exists among the risk factors that predispose youth to substance abuse, violence, teen pregnancy, and school failure. The same is true for protective factors that buffer them against negative like outcomes.
- Teen mothers are more likely to drop out of high school than girls who delay childbearing…
A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention analysis of 2009 National Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS) results show a negative association between alcohol/substance use, violent behaviors and sexual risk behaviors and academic achievement among high school students after controlling for sex, race/ethnicity, and grade level. Correspondingly, an analysis of 2009 Arizona YRBS data shows students who reported any of the following behaviors were more likely to have lower grades: current alcohol use; being in a fight on school property; missing school because they felt unsafe; and being a victim or aggressor of electronic bulling. The more frequently a student reported being bullied or harassed at school, the more likely they were to report lower grades.


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4-H is a youth development program that fosters an innovative, "learn by doing" approach with proven results. 4-H is the nation's largest youth development organization, with research-driven programming developed by our nation's Cooperative Extension System focusing on science, citizenship and healthy living. We are lucky to have this program here, because it is part of the University of Arizona, one of the nation's 109 land-grant universities.
The 4-H Study of Positive Youth Development, a longitudinal study conducted by the Institute for Applied Research in Youth Development at Tufts University, shows youth engaged with 4-H are:
- Nearly two times more likely to get better grades in school;
- Nearly two times more likely to plan to go to college;
- 41 percent less likely to engage in risky behaviors; and
- 25 percent more likely to positively contribute to their families and communities.
We expect you'll leave the day with many exciting strategies and ideas to support and sustain your own 21st CCLC program.
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Bob Bixby, executive director of the Concord Coalition, said he understands Boehner's tactical concerns, but says they are very difficult to explain to the public.
"For the average person, it's hard to understand why a party which has been clamoring to follow the regular budget process is now resisting even starting budget talks. Taking this position is always going to come across as subversive and disingenuous," Bixby said.
Bixby said Congress and the administration are going to need to reach an agreement this year on the FY'14 budget and the debt ceiling and possibly on replacing sequestration with a different package of deficit cuts.
"Budget talks this summer between the House and Senate would be a good forum for trying to reach needed agreements in these areas. But I don't think that's what we're going to get. I'm afraid we're heading for a fall debt limit fight. We seem to have become addicted to these debt ceiling fights. They seem the only deadline to force the parties to talk," he said.


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Fresh corn on the cob is wonderful, but fresh corn off the cob is a real treat too. Your reward for spending a few pleasant minutes cutting kernels off the cob is a sweet and flavorful corn sauté brightened with diced red peppers, thyme and a lift of lemon—a subtle, delicious vegetable side dish that goes splendidly with crab cakes.
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May 29, 2006, in Baghdad, Iraq
The CBS journalists, embedded with the U.S. Army's 4th Infantry Division, were reporting from outside their Humvee and were believed to have been wearing protective gear when a car packed with explosives detonated, CBS said in a statement. An Iraqi contractor and an American soldier also were killed, and six soldiers were injured, according to news reports.
Douglas, 48, based in London, had worked for CBS News in Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Rwanda, and Bosnia since the early 1990s, CBS said. Brolan, 42, also based in London, was a freelancer who worked with CBS News in Baghdad and Afghanistan over the preceding year, according to the network.
Medium: Television
Job: Camera Operator
Beats Covered: War
Gender: Male
Local or Foreign: Foreign
Freelance: No
Type of Death: Crossfire/Combat-Related
Suspected Source of Fire: Political Group
Related Articles:
- Attacks on the Press 2006: Iraq, February 5, 2007
- Journalists killed in 2006, December 20, 2006
- CPJ Update, June 16, 2006
- Wounded CBS TV correspondent flown to Germany , May 30, 2006
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Twiggy: The Skiing Squirrel on a Mission
(KUSA) He's the squirrel who's inspired countless YouTube posts and television newscast kickers.
Thirty-three years after first climbing onto a pair of skis, Twiggy the water skiing squirrel is still riding the wake behind a scale-model power boat and still delighting legions of fans at boat and outdoor shows across the country.
"Twiggy's a magical squirrel," shouted one enchanted preschooler at the St. Cloud Sportsmen's Show.
Truth be told, squirrels don't live 33 years - even those athletic enough to ski. Eight squirrels have worn the Twiggy banner since Chuck Best, a roller rink owner from Deltona, Florida, trained the first Twiggy to ski.
Chuck's wife Lou Ann says it all came about by accident after her husband played nurse to a baby squirrel that had fallen out of a tree during a hurricane.
"My husband, he was a nut," she said. The kind of nut who might look at his daughter's toy power boat and then his squirrel - and wonder, what if?
It wasn't long before Twiggy was being seen in newspapers and on television around the world. The traveling show started not long after.
A story that crazy deserves a happy ending, but in Chuck's case it was not to be.
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Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience. MB Rule # 1
And the comments made by the Giants coaches are pure BS. If they didn't think he was ready then why was he clearly in the game plan week one until he fumbled.
To me this is just a stubborn coaching staff who benched the kid when he fumbled. And for the record, when you do that kind of thing to a player you get him worrying more about holding on to the ball then making plays. You can ruin a player's ability to excel when you punish him for fumbling with this kind of severity.
"Typical Morehead!"..................and he didn't even mean that as a compliment..
He probably should have not said that. He didn't say anything outrageous, but it's still going to come across as "well they don't play me enough to know", and people don't like that attitude from rookies.
Something more along the lines of:
"I will continue to work 100% and hope I get more opportunities to prove myself"
Would have been best. Sure it's a complete PC generic response, but it would have worked much better for him IMO.
When they put him in, he needs to take advantage as he has on kick returns.
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I would also like to hear the answer if anyone has one. I came across some threads from a year or so ago, and they were talking about serial numbers of mosquitos. They were discussing how they all had ones starting with A, and heard they were coming out with newer ones that start with an F, but no one had seen them. I just purchased my mosquito new a month or so ago and it's serial number starts with an F.
I would assume that means the newer models start with an F, and the older models start with an A, but that is nothing more than a mildly educated guess.


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Play-By-Playmate: The Fat Lady Has Sung
Jaime gives her thoughts on the St. Louis Cardinals' improbable World Series run.
The St. Louis Cardinals' new team motto should be, 'It Ain't Over Till the Fat Lady Sings.'
The Cardinals were written off before the season ever started. Their woes started back in spring training, long before they stood 10 ½ games out of first place on Aug. 25, when ace Adam Wainwright got hurt in a bullpen session. Then Albert Pujols went in and out of the lineup with a wrist injury. The odds were stacked against St. Louis, making them an improbable team to win it all.
The Cardinals aside, I felt like this was one of the most exciting postseasons I've seen in a while. One reason I'm such a big football fan is that the season is only 16 weeks long and the playoffs are single-elimination games. Baseball is a test of patience. A 162 game season is extremely long. You have to wait so long just to see who's going to make the playoffs, but this year it was well worth the wait.
For the Cardinals, they had to work harder than any other team and I love how theirs was a Cinderella story. Even though I'm not a Cardinals fan I couldn't help but feel good for a team like that. They had a never-say-die attitude. They took it to five games against the favored Phillies in the first round. They went six games against the Brewers in the National League Division Series and then, of course, an epic seven games in the World Series. Game 7 is the most exciting thing in sports, even if you're team isn't playing in it. Game 6 between the Cardinals and Rangers was ridiculous, but again, nothing trumps the thrill and anticipation of a Game 7.
Now, I don't have a particular bias toward any baseball team, and never have. The Florida Marlins weren't around during my early childhood, so I never had a team to call my own. When it was determined the Cardinals and Rangers would play in the World Series, I still didn't have a rooting interest—that is, until I watched Game 6.
Watching the Cardinals comeback time and again, and have that tenacity, that will-to-win, only to take it to Game 7—at that point I wanted the Cardinals to win. I felt that at that point they deserved to be world champions. It's the only time in all of baseball that I had a specific team I wanted to win. It took from spring training all the way to Game 7 for me to feel that way.
It was a joy to see veterans like Lance Berkman and Rafael Furcal win the World Series for the first time. I felt happy for them. Then you had Tony LaRussa announce his retirement after 15 years with the organization, which was like a marriage. He seems like a classy man and a class act. So I felt good for him to leave the game on a high note. Personally, I hung up my pom poms after being voted to the Pro Bowl as an NFL cheerleader; after 33 seasons, it's good to see Tony go out with a win like that. So congratulations to Tony LaRussa and the rest of the Cardinals organization.


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FB: UBS Cheers 'Long Tail,' Deutsche Deconstructs Mobile
Shares of Facebook (FB) today closed up 85 cents, or 1.7%, at $51.24, and hit a new lifetime high of $51.28, after further price target increases continued a steady stream of accolades this week trumpeting "momentum."
UBS's Eric Sheridan, writing that one "cannot ignore business momentum," reiterates a Buy rating on the shares and raises his price target to $60 from $45, after divining good news about "click-through rates" and "engagement" with ads on Facebook properties.
"Many advertisers liken Facebook's opportunity to the early days of search, i.e., that a longtailed opportunity exists for new buyers to initiate spending on the platform," writes Sheridan.
"According to Triggit (retargeting platform), only 9% of the Internet Retailer Top 500 is utilizing FBX – demonstrating this runway."
Sheridan raised his mobile ad revenue forecast for this quarter to $810 million from $791 million, and for next quarter, to $1.04 billion from $1.01 billion. He thinks video ads will be more a 2014 story.
Sheridan offers some data on higher results for ads than on competing platforms such as Twitter:
Several 3rd party stats support advertisers' claims of better ROI on FB (with strong engagement). In particular, Triggit released data showing that FBX CPMs are 60% lower than RTB but yield 92% higher response rates, while Yieldbot (publisher-side platform) showed FB ads offered nearly 3x the CTR of Pinterest and > 2x that of Twitter in select categories as of July 2013. Moreover, Triggit's data shows FBX ads have demonstrated a 27x increase in CTR over the past year, while Yieldbot's data shows FB CTRs improved 60% for desktop & nearly quadrupled for mobile between May-July. All week, advertisers told us that these high ROIs continued to attract budget.
And Deutsche Bank's Ross Sandler today reiterated a Buy rating, and raised his price target to $62 from $43, based on his "deconstruction," as he calls if, of the company's mobile computing opportunity.
Just as the company's performance in mobile in Q2 was a big surprise to the Street, he writes, its prospects through 2015 could also catch people off guard.
The reason Q2 was a surprise, he writes, is the Street failed to understand how Facebook was already making a good chunk of money off of mobile on just a small amount of inventory:
If we assume an average eCPM for US mobile newsfeed of $3, the likely emerging market equivalent is $0.60, or around $1.70 for the
company-wide average mobile eCPM ($1.67 to be exact in 2Q13). Further, FB sold 6.4 trillion ads in 1Q13 based on our math (which is based on the +39% comment from the 1Q13 conference call), and hence using a $1.65 mobile eCPM and the 30% of revenue from mobile, we back into around 226B mobile ad impressions, or only ~3.5% of total company ad impressions in 1Q13. Stated another way, FB drove 30% of its ad revenue from 3% of impressions in 1Q13, as mobile eCPM is around 12x greater than desktop. So our thesis back in May, and further illustrated by the 2Q13 results, is that as FB increases the amount of ad impressions sold in mobile from 2% to 4% to 6% to 8% to 10%, etc, over time, the company should have ample room to significantly increase revenue. This is the primary reason why we are very bullish on FB's opportunity in mobile.
Sandler then puts together how he thinks Facebook's "core" business gets to $11 billion in revenue by 2015:
With an estimated 2B+ smartphones in the world, and a current TAM of around 4B users ex-China (vs. only ~1B for PC), we expect mobile MAU growth to remain at a fairly healthy rate over the next few years, and not decelerate at the same clip as overall MAUs (PC + Mobile) when it was at similar growth rates. Stated another way, the rate of deceleration for mobile is likely to be a more gradual trend. We are forecasting MAU growth in smartphone markets (US/UK) of 15% and in emerging markets at a healthier 50% in 2014 and modest deceleration thereafter. We assume a steady and slow increase in the ad load by geography, with smartphone markets like US/UK seeing the current 1.6 ads per 20 newsfeed stories ramp up to 1.7 by 2014 and 1.9 in 2015. Emerging markets, which are very early in terms of mobile advertising penetration, should see a faster ramp up of ad load, from an estimated 0.7 per 20 newsfeed stories today to 1.5 by the end of 2015. We believe mobile eCPM is likely to decline in 2014 as the mix of impressions shifts to lower priced emerging markets (similar to what FB experienced in desktop) which are growing much faster than higher priced markets. We are modeling the current $1.67 in 2013 to go to $1.53 in 2014 and then start to flatten out. Offsetting the decline from mix is likely to be improvements in CTR and CPC, but we have modeled eCPM to decline nonetheless to be conservative. For comparable purposes to other companies, we expect ad-revenue-per-1000-newsfeed-sessions to increase from $4.80 in the US/UK today to over $7.28 in 4Q15, and for emerging markets from $0.42 today to over $2.28 in 4Q15.
For those of you playing at home, Sandler offers the following flow-chart of how mobile gets put together (click for larger image):
Also today, Victor Anthony of Topeka Capital Markets, reiterating a Buy rating, and a $47 price target, writes about several Facebook advertisers who presented at this week's Advertising Week conference in New York, saying great things about using the platform:
Branden Rhoten, VP of Digital at Wendy's walked the audience through the results of the pretzel bacon cheeseburger ad campaign on Facebook [...] The results: five million video views on Facebook using a sponsored ad unit, 1.7 billion impressions, a media ROI that they were very pleased with [...] Peter Deluca, SVP, Brand Communications at T-Mobile informed the audience that advertising on Facebook presented business results and not just likes [...] The result: Facebook influenced 780K new T-Mobile customers, 13 million people on Facebook went to their website, and they saw a 20x return on their investment [...] Lucas Herscovici, VP of Digital Marketing North America at Anheuser-Busch presented an older December 2012 case study that proved to them that advertising on Facebook drove sales [...] The results: AB saw a 3.3% sales lift among households exposed to the ad, a 6x return on ad spend, and reached 22.8 million households, or 20% of U.S. households.
Facebook: Jefferies, Goldman Up Targets on Video Ads, 'Momentum,' September 26, 2013;
Facebook Hits New $49.66 High: Citi Says Buy on Ad Momentum, September 24th, 2013.


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No ****, I can't believe all those people danced the whole time all those people came in.
[/quote]have you seen the crash video... dude was travelling at 144 km an hour slammed into solid steel structure.. not sure why they showed it on the news i thought that wasn't in good taste at all[/quote]
I have not seen it yet. Not sure I want to. Horrible design on the course by the way, who the hell puts steel beams right by the track? I am sure they thought nothing would happen but still...


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The rotating assembly that they used in this build (www site below), is what i have ordered. Im not looking to do any racing
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Now i have questions
Based on the expansive knowledge i've read in this site, I would like to alter their build only slightly for longevity, and possibly more torque, but without much more investment.
What i've read is that it would be wise to use roller rockers, roller cam and solid lifters!
(1). Is their selection of cam/lifter combination optimum?
And I was leaning towards the vortec heads they mention, But as i haven't bought the heads as of yet, Are they on the right track for those also, Im not against changing heads to accomadate a change of cam/lifter configeration.
I also am having a stock fourbolt main/2pc rear seal 350 shipped at this time too.
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Idaho Falls fire station could turn into fire museum
The Idaho Falls City Council is considering turning the downtown fire department into a museum if the fire department moves to another location.
The council will use the bay areas to make a fire museum that would include an old pump and an old 1934 ladder truck.
If considered, it could attract people to the downtown area and would keep the building original.
Dean Ellis, the Idaho Falls fire chief, said once the new fire station is designed, he will then know the cost of the station.
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This Brian Head mountain bike tour means long, vertical-mile descents, beautiful, crisp mountain scenery, and sensational cross-country singletrack for the seasoned rider. Highlights include the 33-mile Virgin River Rim trail and the intense Blowhard and Dark Hollow downhills. We can't wait to share our favorite singletrack with you! TOUR DETAILS


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MIYUKI has launched this bead size, 15/0 which is smaller than DB 11/0 named "Delica precision cut 15/0 (DBS)".
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Beautiful Apartement for Couples, Families or Groups - 86m²
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Площадь86 м²
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There is a basketball field and a playground a minute away from the apartment. It lies in a very quiet and reduced speed street. There is a 24 hour petrol station and a small bakery just 7 minutes walking distance away.
Close by you can also find nice restaurants, a pool, a cinema, McDonalds, Burger King, Subway and plenty of delivery services.
The apartment itself has two big balconies, a sleeping room with television, a fully equipped kitchen, a bathroom with a Jacuzzi and a huge living room with an integrated sleeping room for two people, a bar, television and training bike.
There is also a washing machine big new couch, a dryer and a safe parking lot in the garage below the house.
There are sheets and towels in the appartement. Furthermore there are herbs, salt, sugar, oil, a machine for sparkling water and some other things in the kitchen, so there is no need to buy those things.
Правила ПроживанияSmoking is allowed on the balconies.
For extra people after 4 there is an additional charge of 20 Euros per night. (There is a big sleeping couch and enough space for extra mattresses)
It is prohibited to wear shoes in the Apartment
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Thank you for your kind review and reply.
The apartmetn was very nice and Carolin was really kind to us.
Thank you for everything.
We found that the appartment had everything we needed for a great stay in Munich. It's spacy, comfortable and nicely decorated and Carolin took good care of us. The whirlpool is a nice relaxing extra. At a warm evening it was very nice to sit on the balcony.
Public transport is a five minut walk away and very cheap. The neighbourhood is quiet and has some shops. We will certainly come back again.
We stayed in this safe, clean, characterful apartment with our 3 kids aged 9 to 13.
The apartment is situated in a friendly suburb on a direct urban line to the main train station and the city in one direction and to the airport in the other. The local train station is easily reached on foot and there are all day and family ticket deals to be had.
The description on the site is accurate and we enjoyed our stay as the easy going nature of the owner encouraged us in her Wimdu mails to make ourselves at home.
I would just want to clarify that the photo on the site that looks like a low attic room is actually a deep alcove into the wall of the main room (from where an elevated shot of the room has been taken) and is accessed via the enchanting wrought-iron staircase. The feel is therefore one of space and not the claustrophobic impression that the photo initially gave me. This alcove is fun for two adults or older teenagers to sleep in but I wouldn't recommend it as safe for younger kids.
The shower is heavenly!
The bedding for our stay was nearly all feather so those with allergies may wish to discuss this with the owner beforehand.
Well equipped kitchen even when cooking for a family of 5.
Staying in this apartment really enhanced our stay in Munich. Vielen Dank!
The apartment was lovely and Carolin very helpful with written suggestions for her visitors. There were ample staples, a fully equipped kitchen, and nice large bath room with a separate shower. A washing machine and dryer were also available. Carolin was very responsive and it was as described. The only drawback is the distance from the center of Munich. To walk to the S Bahn and get into town was more than 30 minutes each way. On the plus side, you are closer to the outskirts of town if you wish to go that way.
I stayed at the apartment with my two children .The apartment is approx 30 mins from the centre of Munich by train . The apartment is a few mins walk from the train station . Based in a nice quiet area the apartment is very clean and well
Equipped for all your needs . I would recommend it to my friends and should I visit Munich again I wouldn't hesitate to stay again .
It was a beautiful apartment, perfect for a few people who enjoy having enough space. I was lovely to have a peaceful quiet place that was only a short distance from the city. I stayed there with my parents during a month long trip through Europe and it was our favourite accommodation!
We were a family of 5 adults staying for 4 nights. Very nice apartment, comfortable accommodation. The location is close to public transport (S-Bahn) - easy access to city centre. The owner, Caroline, was very responsive and helpful. We definitely recommend this accommodation, and we will løve to stay again when back in Munich.
Vielen Dank.
We were a family of 5 adults, & we all were very comfortable with the accommodations. The location was close to public transportation to Munich. It was very easy to get around, & the owner, Carolin, was very responsive to all our inquiries. Would definitely stay again when back in the Munich area.
It was a nice week there, we have enjoyed it. The apartement was neat and comfortable, the kitchen is really fully equipped, the only thing, wich was not clear for us, that there are not 2 bedrooms but only one. For 4 people it is OK, for more it can be a little bit inconvinient. Location perfect, 30 minutes to München downtown and excellent for excurtions also. The neighbourhood is very peaceful and quiet, parking place you can find easy any time (free), S bahn only walking distance. Shops, and restaurants are close. All in all it is really good option for anybody, especially for a family holiday
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RE: st: ANOVA repeated measures
"Lythgoe, Dan" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
"'firstname.lastname@example.com'" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
RE: st: ANOVA repeated measures
Tue, 6 Nov 2012 15:16:50 +0000
'ANCOVA' code would be as follows when reshaped wide:
reg postbal prebal i.flush
This is comparing the postbal between flush groups, correcting for the prebal. You might then want to do some residual diagnostics:
predict yhat
predict stu, rstudent
qnorm stu
scatter stu yhat
I don't think that the -bysort- command you are using is doing what you intend; I think this would run two separate paired t-tests whereas you want an unpaired comparison of the two groups.
Many thanks
Dan Lythgoe
From: email@example.com [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] On Behalf Of Rune Nielsen
Sent: 06 November 2012 14:29
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: Re: st: ANOVA repeated measures
Thank you for your kind answer.
The linear mixed model is probably to difficult for me at the moment since I'm just trying to summarize some preliminary analyses and don't have the opportunity right now to do extensive reading.
I've tried analyzing on the difference scores, but got the impression of somehow loosing power. When I reshaped the dataset (to wide), stratified by flush and did t-tests on the difference I found significant results (bysort flush: ttest bal1=bal2). But when I did as you recommended they where not even close to significant (ttest baldiff by(flush)).
Would you be able to provide an example of an ancova syntax?
Again, thank you!
Best wishes from Rune
Rune Nielsen, MD, PhD, postdoctoral fellow
Institute of Medicine
Department of Thoracic Medicine
Haukeland University Hospital
N-5021 Bergen
6. nov. 2012 kl. 15:04 skrev "JVerkuilen (Gmail)" <firstname.lastname@example.com>:
Hmmm, well you have a few choices as to how to analyze these data. One
is simply to convert to difference scores (post - pre) and do a
two-sample t-test comparing the flush and non-flush group. This uses
the subjects as their own controls.
There is an equivalent linear mixed model (depending on how you
estimate the model it will be exactly equivalent, or just close). Wit
the data laid out long, use -xtmixed- you'd use a subject indicator
and flush as a fixed effects predictor.
You could also decide to use an ANCOVA approach. Reshape wide and use
the pre as a regressor along with the intervention.
It's not 100% clear which is the right thing to do. A lot depends on
how correlated pre and post are likely to be for the controls.
On Tue, Nov 6, 2012 at 8:55 AM, Rune Nielsen <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
Dear statalist members,
We have done a simple pilot study where we measure the number of bacteria on
the tip of a bronchoscope two times on the same 20 subjects. Half of these
subjects have received an intervention to reduce the number of bacteria. So
in a long dataset with 40 observations I have the following variables
Idnr - subject ID
meas - binary variable indicating first (=1) or second (=2) measurement
flush - binary variable whether the subject have received (=1) or not (=0)
the intervention
bal - measurement of bacterial load
What I would like to do, is to test whether the difference between
measurement 1 and measurement 2 is depending on whether they have received
the intervention. I've tried various ANOVA syntaxes, but my limited
knowledge won't quite get me there.
Probably this reveals my incompetence, but nevertheless I hope for an answer
that is understandable for a non-statisician.
Best wishes,
Rune Nielsen
Rune Nielsen, MD, PhD, postdoctoral fellow
Institute of Medicine
Department of Thoracic Medicine
Haukeland University Hospital
N-5021 Bergen
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" Brand: Topshop / Type: Vest Top "
This basic scallop vest is available from Topshop priced at £15. I first saw this top over a year ago when Topshop brought them out in a range of different colours. I just never got round to purchasing one as I thought it was quite pricey for a 'basic' vest, like a lot of them are from Topshop.
I finally purchased this in black when Topshop were offering 20% student discount and so it was a little cheaper at £12. The material is 100% polyester and is machine washable. It does feel quite thin and so I wasn't sure how long this would last as a lot of tops I have owned that are thin material have often lost their shape after several washes. However, I have had this for around half a year now and the quality is still as good as it was when I first purchased it.
This top is quite versatile and can be worn during they day or for a night out with added accessories. When I wear this during the day I do so with just skinny jeans or shorts and tights. I have worn this for a night out before with a bodycon skirt and a necklace, but I think it would also go great with some dressy shorts too.
The top itself is meant to be a bit baggy and my usual size 8 fits me perfectly. This is available in sizes 6 up to 16.
I am not sure if this is still available in all Topshop stores, as they did originally have this available in a range of different colours but I have not seen them in stores for some time. They do still have the black one available in all sizes though on the Topshop website.
I am a bit of a vest addict and i'm always trying new ones, especially ones that have a bit of fancy detailing on them as they are ideal for summer nights out when I don't want to look too casual but don't want to look too dressed up. I got this a while back in late 2010 from Topshop. I paid around half price for mine as I remember getting it for £8 in the sale, and the current RRP is £15. I do honestly think it is worth £15 as I love mine and it is still great quality even though I have almost owned it for a year.
The vest has a really pretty and unusual design. It has a large scooped neck which I love, and the back is also scooped, with scallop edges on the neckline (back and front), sleeves and hem. The scallop detailing is really pretty and makes the top look much more fancy and expensive than it actually is. The detailing is nice however I would of preffered for the bottom not to have the detailing as it looks a bit like a frilly skirt when worn with leggings and a jacket over the top but nevermind - it looks fine with jeans. The straps are quite thick and not the spaghetti strap type straps which I also like as they are not itchy or flimsy like the thinner straps can be.
The fit is really good. It's not too tight and is well fittin on my hips but is slightly oversized at the front, giving a sort of almost ruffled effect. Length wise it is not as long as it looks and is slighty cropped. It reaches just below my waistline however it is long enough to be tucked into jeans, shorts and skirts. The bumpy texture of the scallop detailing is not visible when tucked into my jeans etc. The vest is available in orange, brown, black, pink, blue, white, yellow and green. I have it in white as I wanted it to be versatile enough to wear to university and casual interviews etc and it is ideal, it looks really smart with a blazer over the top.
The material of the top is 100% polyester and it has a luxurious, silky finish. It's extremely soft and it is also very lightweight - the material is extremely thin, so it is definetly better worn in summer or layered under a blazer or jacket in the colder weather. The material is sheer, so it does show my bra unless I wear a white bra or a white vest underneath it. The sizes available are 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16. It is machine washable and it dries extremely quickly. I have had mine for a while and washed it several times and the scallop detailing is still in perfect shape and the vest is still soft and in perfect condition. Overall this is a versatile vest which will suit most people.
Vests are a staple item of this summer, and it soon became clear in April 2011 in that THE vest to have this summer is the Topshop scallop vest. As with every must have fashion piece, it strategically sold out for a month or so, sending everyone into panic, and the ebay prices rocketted. This didn't last long and the shops soon replenished their stocks.
The Topshop scallop vest comes in six colours, including, beige, brown, yellow, green and red. They are £16 each. The range from sizes 6-16. The vest is a loose fit, almost A-line style. I love this shape as I find it most flattering, it doesn't highlight any lumps and bumps. The scallop names comes from the detail round the neck and on the bottom hem, which gives it a bumpy edge and sets it apart from other vests. The legnth is not long, so makes it easy to tuck into those high waisted skirts.
The vest is very good quality, it has a slightly aerated texture, and is nice and light. Despite lots of wear, mine has no damage, mis-shapen bits, bobbles or fades!
A lovely vest, looks good on, nice fit and good quality. Over priced for such a small garment, but I am a sucker for a must have item!
Around 70% of my wardrobe is Topshop it's my favourite high street shop and despite being somewhat on the expensive side, in my opinion, I still love to splurge my wages on the New Arrivals section on the website and in store. One of my latest buys is the scallop vest.
Scallop vests are all over the high street at the minute and are showing up in various other stores such as River Island and Miss Selfridge. I've had my vest for around 2 months now after purchasing it for £15; I opted for an orange one called 'orange sorbet'.
The material is 100% polyester and is very, very thin almost like paper thin. The thickness of the material affects the appearance of the top when it is worn as it appears quite see-through so dark underwear would not look good with this top. If your prudish about transparent clothing I definitely wouldn't opt for this top. Despite the thinness of the top it is quite stretchy so I very much doubt it would tear easily. Due to the stretchiness I purchased this top in a size 6 as I am usually a 6-8 but I like how fitted the top looks when worn and a size 6 fits perfectly.
The top is described as a vest. The straps are quite then but not quite spaghetti straps. The vest comes to my waist so it is quite short but not crop style. The edge of the vest is perforated with a wavy edge which is why it is described as 'scalloped'.
As I have said, my top is 'sorbet orange' but the top is also available in black, blue, pink, yellow, white and green. Given that the top is plain it is great to patterned trousers or over the top of a bodycon skirt. The versatility of this top is a big advantage for me as it really will go with anything and you can wear it during the day with a pair of jeans or at night dressed up with jewellery.
The top was £15, for a basic vest this is quite expensive but I have worn it 3-4 times in 2 months and will continue to do so especially with it getting warmer in the past few weeks. The vest is in fashion right now so £15 is quite a small price to pay for an on-trend, versatile vest and it definitely comes recommended from me.


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Well, if we don't make him an offer commensurate with his skills, even if you can't see them, then he'll be wearing a different uniform in 2013. Teams will offer him a lot of money to play for them. If you're suggesting Reese will get a second chance next year, you'd be wrong. Back to back 1,000+ yard seasons, leading receiver in both of those seasons, Pro Bowl invitation.
As for your passes dropped argument, Eli overthew/underthrew a lot of passes and made some terrible decisions. What do we do about that?
All receivers drop passes and with all the passes Cruz dropped, he still went over the 1,000 yard mark.
Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience. MB Rule # 1
The players with the most dropped pass in 2012 were Jimmy Graham with 13, and Cruz, Brandon Marshall, Demariyus Thomas and Calvin Johnson with 10.
Bums, the lot of them.
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Tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou katoa. Greetings, greetings, greetings to you all. And welcome to the 54th Carnival of Feminists.
Starting in the country of my birth, Aotearoa New Zealand, and with a guest post on my own blog, Julie Fairey, who long blogged under another name, writes about the process of becoming a mother. The ex-expat Stef writes about celebrating the other rich relationships in your life on Valentine's Day, and Make Tea Not War talks about her moment of realisation when reading Doris Lessing's autobiography, that this writer who was so critical of other mothers, had walked out on her own two children. Stargazer Anjum writes about the wage gap, and laments that a woman who speaks out about it will be labelled, in an effort to shut her up.
Travelling with the sun, and moving to the country of my adoption, Pavlov's Cat scratches and snarls about people who insist on calling all women "Mrs". The Hoydens have a WTF moment over Blow advertising (NSFW) – that this link may not be safe for work says it all. Penguin Unearthed writes about identifying as a mother; many women emphasise their identity as a mother, perhaps to reinforce that mothering, or parenting, is important work. Blue Milk teaches her daughter to use a v-word, and it's not vagina.
Moving west again, to India, Nandita Saikia wants to feel comfortable in her own skin. Creating harmony with Pavlov's Cat, Unmana writes about the process of deciding not to change her name when she got married.
Blogging from Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, ex-pat Jane muses on relationships on Valentine's Day.
In the continent where human beings first began, What an African Woman Thinks reflects on her identity, and states loud and clear, I am not my tribe. Writing on Reproductive Health Reality Check, Florence Machio makes the same point, but she claims membership of The Tribe Called Woman.
In the country where the language that we use in this carnival first developed, the Archbishop has suggested that sharia law might be a jolly good thing. There's everything to say about this, and nothing. Natalie Bennet, founder and co-ordinator of this carnival, takes him on, in Sharia and the out-of-this-world archbishop.
Debs has made a transition and shifted house, but not before making a statement about porn. A post on Socialist Unity debates using a medieval image of Venus to advertise an art exhibition. Is it art or is it porn? (may be NSFW, depending on how your workplace has sets its censors).
The F-Word lets us know that you, me, and anyone else who calls themselves feminists are destroying the English language. But evidently, feminists are so busy destroying the English language that they have forgotten their proper task, replacing the police in defending women: Cruella-blog discusses just who is responsible for stopping 'honour' killings.
Over the Atlantic to the Americas. In Canada, Miss Vicky has some not so offhand remarks about turning 40. Unrepentant Old Hippie opposes the Unborn Victims of Crime Bill; in her words, "it isn't a sneaky foot-in-the-door stealth attack on reproductive rights — it's a jackboot kicking the door wide open and stomping on the faces of women… forever."
The election in the middle latitudes of North America, the United States of America, concerns us all. Some election blogging – the Young and Broke Amanda Gleason assesses the race so far. Menstrual Poetry writes about Republican front-runner John McCain's position on abortion. It's sneaky moves he's making there. Obama: was he or wasn't he sexist talking about Clinton getting down periodically? Mad Kane's Political Madness thinks it's a textbook case of subtle sexism. Feministe whistles up a storm on the same topic. But Karnythia at The Angry Black Woman contemplates breaking up with feminism.
Elsewhere in the US, the Muslim Hedonist grapples with explaining the facts of life to her daughters. However, as Cara writes, even explaining the facts of life merits being labelled immoral, according to some. Further facts of life – Mad Melancholic Feminista writes about motherhood and work. Yet more facts of life from the Feminist Philosophers – why girls don't think they can do math.
Rage Against the Man-chine rages against Bratz dolls and their outrageous hyper-sexualisation. A Broad Writes a Letter about primate sexuality, celebrating the huge range of ways in which women are able to display sexuality in the land of the free.
Shakesville says it: what's not to love about the wonderful Emma Thompson. Ornamenting Away calls bullshit on the time in a man's life when he must make a choice; he gets to make a redemptive choice, but does she?
Viva La Feminista gives us two posts about a doctor who performs abortions, and the book she has written. And from the blog on womenstake.org, how to make moms happy on Valentine's Day.
Barry Leiba gives an account of a Dinner Party at the Brooklyn Museum. And echoing Stef who urged us to celebrate the friendships in our lives, and like the Dinner Party, celebrating the women in our past, Shana Thornton-Morris recalls and rejoices in the friendship between Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
So I have sketched a path around the world, and we are back to the start of the day again, in New Zealand.
Haere ra. Farewell.
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If you are would like to host the Carnival of Feminists yourself, contact the festival founder and co-ordinator, Natalie Bennett, on natalieben[at]gmail[dot]com. It's great fun doing the festival – give it a go!
For London and UK based feminists, the Feminist Library in London has recently re-opened on Saturdays from 11-5.


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Im a newbie and really interested in starting a colony.
Have a 2 hectare vacant lot and wondering if the yield would be higher if you start beekeeping in a country that has no winder.
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Buying Fresh Handmade Soap in a LUSH Shop
When we started LUSH we made our soap in huge blocks then cut them to size depending on how much each customer wanted. We modeled it on the cheese counter system, which is why people used to take a look through the shop windows, walk in expecting to buy their lunch, then get a surprise as the scents assailed their noses. One of the reasons we did it was that the only moulds we could afford at the time were cat litter trays bought at pet shops. They were brand new of course; we believe in re-use and recycling but there is a limit! Now we make our own moulds and we use them over and over again, until they finally drop to bits, then they get recycled.
We would then wrap the pieces of soap in greaseproof paper (like the cheese counter again) for customers to carry home. Now that we can afford to wrap our soaps in expensive packaging, we still don't do it! With our soap, like all our other lovely products, we prefer to spend our money on the ingredients: fresh fruit, lovely natural scents, sea salt, oatmeal and flowers, to name but a few. We also put a lot of work into developing our palm-free soap base, so we can avoid using palm oil. Ravaging the Indonesian rainforests to plant palms, destroying bio-diversity and making little Indonesia the world's third biggest producer of CO2 is not something we want to help with. Our in-house activists have set up A.S.A.P. (Actively Seeking Alternatives to Palm) to encourage other companies to follow our lead. By all means, buy a bar of LUSH soap for its scent, its scrubbiness and its general loveliness. You might also like to bear in mind that it's also helping to clean up our environment.


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Samsung NX20 : Tests and Reviews
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To provide photographers with a broader perspective about mobiles, lenses and cameras, here are links to articles, reviews, and analyses of photographic equipment produced by DxOMark, renown websites, magazines or blogs.
Samsung's Galaxy NX is the world's first large sensor, mobile-camera hybrid with interchangeable lenses. Read on to find out if this innovative newcomer has what it takes to compete with rival mirrorless offerings.
Kit lenses aren't the most exciting models in a maker's line-up but, with its i-Function feature, this is one of the more interesting and better made of its type. But, how well does it perform optically? Read on to find out.
While Samsung has a number of zooms in their mirrorless NX lens range, their primes consist of an intriguing amalgamation of compact 'pancake' types, ultra-high speed designs and special purpose models. We've assembled five models for testing and analyzed them using a 20Mpix Samsung NX20. Read on to see how well the combination of high-resolution APS-C sensor and innovative NX-mount primes perform.
Sony's annual update to the NEX range has so far failed to deliver the expected high-end replacement to the NEX-7. However, Sony has added the promising NEX-6 and refrevshed the popular, entry-level NEX-F3 with this new sleek looking model. Read on to see how well it performed in our labs.
The Samsung NX20 is a good 'Hybrid' APS-C camera, it is a pretty good APS-C camera, and actually it's not a bad camera by any standards! Unfortunately for the Samsung it is surrounded by other good cameras and needs something special to make it not just a good camera but a successful camera.
DPReview: Samsung NX20: First Impressions
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On a recent trip to Samsung's Seoul headquarters I got the opportunity to use the new NX20, and get a feel for how it performs. I only had a short time with a pre-production camera, but overall, my impressions of its handling and performance are very positive. Certainly, anyone who has used and liked the NX20's predecessor, the NX10, will find little to complain about in the new model, and much that is very familiar.Read the article
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Fuji X-Trans sensors
I understand that they are outside your normal current system.
Still, it would be great if you could test these. PLUS you might benefit from looking outside the box - there must be a common ground to Bayer and X-Trans, and all other sensors, after all isn't human vision the final arbiter?
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The test of the Fuji X-Trans cameras is not planned for now.
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Have you heard about Fuji ?
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Thanks for your interest in DxOMark.
If you are referring to the Fuji X cameras, you probably know that they do not use a Bayer matrix but a "X-Trans" matrix. We will try to test this sensor, but although we try to respond to your requests to provide tests for specific camera models, there are no plans for doing it in the short term.
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Transfer Within the Institution
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- Issue Date: March 1, 1982
- Primary Contact: Director of Human Resources
- Responsible Member of Directorate: President and Director
- Responsible Office: Human Resources
ContentsPolicy Information
OverviewThere are two reasons for a transfer within the Institution:
1. An employee applies and is selected for a position that has been posted within the Institution; or
2. An employee is faced with termination because of lack of work/funding in a project.
I. Transfer through Posting
If an employee feels qualified for a position which has been advertised within the Institution, application should be made through Human Resources. A copy of the employee's most recent evaluation report will be included with the file when it is forwarded for review, along with the present supervisor's statement of opinion regarding the transfer.
II. Transfer through Lack of Funding
A. If an employee is notified that continued employment is uncertain due to lack of funding, the employee should check the list of vacant positions published by Human Resources. If there is a suitable opening, application should be made through Human Resources.III. Levels of Approval for Transfer
B. On occasion, either the employee or Human Resources may be aware of a pending vacancy, which has not yet been posted, for which the employee is qualified. In this event, the hiring supervisor will be contacted, and if the vacancy does exist, the employee's file will be forwarded for review. If the hiring supervisor wishes to offer the position to the employee, a Position Requisition and Authorization for Personnel Action form (pdf) must be initiated to establish the need for the position and to obtain the necessary approvals.
C. The posting requirement is waived in the case of an employee faced with termination because of lack of funding.
A. Technical Staff and Departmental Assistants: see the Appointment and Promotions Handbook "The Blue Book" (pdf).
B. Exempt administrative staff and non-exempt graded staff with a salary grade level higher than Grade 8 requires approval from the appropriate Associate Director.
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Backus Legion Auxiliary awards Corn Fest raffle prizes
The Backus American Legion Auxiliary awarded 25 prizes in its Corn Fest raffle, many of them donated by area businesses.
Among the winners were Myrna Dunnuck, a Magic Chef freezer and $50 meat bundle; Wayne Hanson, 12 yards of Class 5 gravel, donated by Schrupp Excavating; Joe Engels, one pizza every month for a year, donated by Lucette's Pizza & Pub of Hackensack; Bryan McAllister, 12 yards of Class 5 gravel donated by Northfork Excavating; Ken LaBore, a 24-inch HDTV; Jeanyne Alderson, a 35,000 BTU, three-burner grill donated by Backus Lumber; and Sandy Reno, a bear statue from Red Pine Log Homes.
Other prize winners and participating businesses are posted at the Legion clubrooms and online at Backuslegion.com. Proceeds help fund Corn Fest.


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"What I like about our home," says Donna Kofoed, "is that it feels like a resort. And it's completely private. I can walk out every entrance and not be seen."
Donna and Rick Kofoed bought this early-1900s Western Springs villa in 2000. Rick liked the home instantly, especially the fact its open design wasn't cut off by a central hallway, unlike in many other villas.
Owners over the years have included cricketer Martin Crowe and Webb's auction-house chairman Peter Webb, who had maintained and upgraded the villa's original structure.
The Kofoeds' intention was to add a studio in the garden, and create a better living and working environment for themselves and children Matt and Renee, plus their adorable little Brussels Griffon called Wattie.
Their project wasn't about the exterior - more about using the interior space better. The result is a property that is all about a sequence of places.
The Kofoeds commissioned architect Briar Green, whose work they admired.
Briar felt the house had a good scale but its appearance was like that of an empty art gallery with little natural light, and needed more detailing and warmth.
The aim was to marry the new studio to the existing home, knitting together the elements of architecture and garden as well as light, shadow and space. Briar would insert versatile and useful spaces while working within the restraints of a narrow site.
"A lot of additions and alterations are added on, while I prefer to insert them," she says.
In the main upstairs living areas, sliding panel doors allow more light and access to the existing deck, bringing in the view of the garden and heated pool. A detailed wooden screen beside the stairs and a light panel near the deck add warmth and interest.
A bedroom's bay window was pushed out towards the pool, and bathrooms were tiled. Versatile spaces can be used as bedrooms, or family or TV rooms; a corner room is devoted to being a theatre - a great place to be on a rainy Monday with a couple of DVDs, says Rick.
And the kitchen has been opened up from what was a boxy space into an interesting corner with a quirky slot-in-the-wall entrance; the lowered ceiling insertion adds a sense of intimacy without cutting off the kitchen from the open-plan area. Coconut-shell bench tops add textured contrast to the other benches of stainless steel.
Out in the garden, Briar's studio design can be compared to "living on a veranda". Its function as the Kofoeds' workspace allows them to "go out to work", distancing themselves from their home. But it can also be used for the many configurations of modern-day family accommodation - think teenagers, in-laws or other visiting guests.
The studio and additions wear their 10 years well. "I think part of the charm with buildings is how they age," says Briar. "It's an old job for me now but it's one I'm very fond of.
"The whole thing has a slightly Pacific/Oriental quality, which is another way of interpreting a colonial villa."
Rick says Briar has designed a wonderful place with a lot of feeling and heart. The architecture industry also recognised the integrity of Briar's work when she won "small project architect" in the 2008 New Zealand Architecture Awards.
The home has served this family well, but now that Matt and Renee have left home it is ready to welcome the next chapter of its life.


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Parking + Terrace 10 min Sea for 4
Maximální počet hostů4
Počet místností1
Velikost55 m²
Floor No.(with elevator)
- Vhodné pro rodiny s dětmi
- Internet/WiFi
- Kuchyně
- Zvířata povolena
- Televize
- Bezbariérový přístup
- Vhodné pro akce
- Výtah v budově
Accommodation summary
|Rue Francois Aune, 06000 Nice, Francie
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Everything that the waterfront, the city center, the historic center and pedestrian area have to offer is at your doorstep! Whether you are looking for a beach to walk on the beach, cultural visits, typical or modern restaurants, shopping or nightlife, everything is in walking distance!
The apartment has been renovated with materials and furniture. It is very well equipped, bright, elegant, clean, has a nice bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, a large terrace 30m ² and can accommodate up to 4 people.
We rent several apartments in Nice and are very responsive to your requests. For longer stays, we also offer competitive rates. Do not hesitate to contact us.
Hoping that our apartment allows you to make the most of our beautiful city of Nice, soon!
It is easily accessible by most forms of transport.
- By car, take the exit for St Philip 'from the fast lane.
- By train, take the bus 23 to the stop "Gambetta".
- By plane, take bus 23 or 98 until the stop "Gambetta".
Then, either by car, tram, bus or on foot, it very easy for you to go around Nice as the area is well served. Visit Nice and all its magnificent surroundings (Monaco, Cannes, Antibes, Italy etc. ..) is a breeze!
Domovní řádSecurity deposit: 250 €
Cleaning is a mandatory fee.
Linen, towels, water, electricity and heating included in the price.
We will meet you directly at the apartment. The time of arrival and departure must be agreed in advance.
Arrivals are preferably after 5h pm. Departures are preferably before 10 pm. Depending on availability, you will be able to leave your luggage.
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We had a great holiday in Nice during Easter 2016.
The apartment is really nice, exactly as described, in a quiet position; I absolutely recommend it, especially for a short period (in my opinion, 4 people, especially if adults, in that apartment are not really comfortable at 100%).
It's 10 minutes far from Promenade des Anglais. Near the apartment are available supermarket, bakery, pharmacy ecc.
Salvatore and his cousin are affable and helpful.
Free to choose this apartment, you will not regret !!!
It was a Perfect stay. The Apartment was very clean. Thank you for The Great tips about The City of nice
We (3 girl friends) spent a very pleasant weekend in the appartment. The terrace is spacious, the appartment in a very good condition. Everything was clean, incl. towels and bed covers.
The host couldn't meet us but his helpful and very friendly cousin. He let us in earlier so that we could leave the luggage- a big help!
The location is good, the bus from the airport stops close by and if you want to take a bus to the center it is quick and easy.
We would come back any time and recommend the appartment.
Nice appartement in a good location; also if it takes a bit of walking to the old town.
All the appointments with Salvatore were perfect, we got the keys for the appartment and a few instructions.
The apartment is absolutely brilliant - with a great terrace and a nice kitchen suitable for making breakfast and quick snacks. The host is very friendly and helpful – and quick to reply when contacted.
The apartment is located in the more quit part of Nice, and still only 700m from the beach very close to walking street and the old town. There is three Casino supermarket within 200-300m and two bakeries around the corner - the small funky organic "Bread" 50m up Gambetta and the big old school croissant pastry café on the of Gambetta corner. It's also quite easy to get there from airport if u take the cheap local bus 23 and get off at Alsace Lorraine (when u come from the airport it's the second stop on Gambetta). The apartment is also very close the Nice main train station – so u can get to Cannes in 30 min, and Monaco in 20 min.
Lovely apartment. Everything worked fine. Wonderful morning sun. Hzge terrasse. Well located. We will go there again for sure
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Design apartment next to the Opera
Size38 m²
Floor No.(with elevator)
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
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- Elevator in building
- Towels
- Air conditioning
- Family/child friendly
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|Mozsár, 1066 Budapest, Hungary
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This 38 square meters apartment fully renovated in 2012 is ideally located very close to the fashionable Andrássy Avenue in the centre of "Broadway of Pest". A big living room with kitchen, a bathroom, a separated toilet and a spacious hall is very bright thanks to the five windows; the panorama over the rooftops gives a special atmosphere to the flat.
House rulesThis is a non-smoking property.
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|$ 12 US per guest/night extra
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Reviews of this property
We've stayed in the appartment for 10 days and it was amazing, great location, nearby the metroline m1 and trams. There are a lot of good dining places around and you are like 100 meters away from the biggest ruin pub from Budapest. But not so close it keeps you up at night. The building you're in is really save, you have to open a front door to the building with a key or code before you can go further.
If you're going to Budapest I'd really recommend this apartment!
Nothing better in my life. The house house is gorgeous, very clean and the thing i loved the most full of windows. The flat is on the luxury street near the opera and Oktagon square where you have 2 stops of the M1, the line that will take you from the SPA to the Duna river. Unfortunately we weren't able to meet Bernadett in person but she were very kind and accomodating explaining us all via mail. As i told her, I hope to come back as soon as possible.
The apartment was very clean and well equipped. Bernadett was really friendly and helpful! I recommend to choose this flat. It's perfect for two persons. Excellent!
My second stay with Bernadett, perfect again. Smooth cooperation, absolutely clean and cozy. Highly recommended.
Cozy and clean apartment in a very good location. In 5 min walk you can find everything you may need or think about. Apartment is bright, bed is very good. Bathroom and toilet are simple but very clean and maintained. Friendly and helpful owner. Perfect value for money.
Bernadett is a wonderfull host, very helpfull and friendly. The appartment is compact but very nice. The location is superb, close to the Opera House, shops, restaurants and not too far from the Danube/Donau. Next time in Budapest we will book with Bernadett again.
Excellent !!!
Bernadett is really a perfect and serious hostess, and the apartment is absolutely clean, well equipped and very good in general. Moreover, the apartment is positioned in the best neighborhood.
Thank you, Bernadett.
The apartment was great and really light because of many windows. Bernadett helped us in so many ways for exemple to find shops and other amusements. She's great and I think she will make everyones stay as comfortable as possible. There is a bit noisy guesthouse near by, but it didn't bother us to get to sleep. The apartment is in good location, close to many transports and the lovely Andrassy utca.
PERFECT apartment, city and hostess. Bernadett is so friendly and helpful, she told us about good bars, spas and restaurants to go to, she arranged transport to the airport for us and she made sure we had everything we needed during our 5 day stay. The apartment is totally quiet, clean and has a large livingroom/kitchen, one bathroom (with tub) and one restroom. The location: right by the old beautiful Jewish neighboorhood, with ruin-bars, amazing buildings and great food. Budapest is just the best and please don't forget to eat plenty of gullasch! And of course stay in this apartment, you will be very pleased. Cheers
Cute little apartment right in the center! Could not be better!
Nette kleine wohnung direkt im zentrum! Besser gehts nicht!
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Stretch twill coat, DKNY, $545, at select DKNY stores nationwide. Tulle blouse, $2,910, cotton tweed pants, $3,535, both, Chanel. Fishnet tank top, $550, cotton cap, both, Jean Paul Gaultier. Leather bag, Mulberry, $1,150. Yellow gold bangles, Ippolita, $995-$2,500.
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In the right hands, hearts beat stronger.
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Using the most advanced equipment, our team of professionals provides innovative services to diagnose and treat even the most complex disorders of the heart, including congenital heart defects, coronary artery diseases, valvular heart disease and heart failure. But our care is not only about the equipment. It is about what those tools can do in the hands of our highly regarded, board-certified cardiologists, well-known throughout the region for expert care and personal attention.
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- cardiac catheterization – A flexible tube (catheter) is inserted into a blood vessel and guided to your heart. Through the catheter, your doctor can perform diagnostic test and treatments, such as inserting a stent to open a blocked artery.
- Peripheral Vascular Interventional Services:
- leading-edge, minimally invasive procedures used for the diagnosis and treatment of blocked vessels outside the heart and brain, including carotid artery disease, blood clots, stroke and blocked blood vessels
- Cardiovascular Diagnostic Services:
- echocardiography — non-invasive studies that show how your heart valves and chambers are working
- nuclear medicine — use of non-invasive techniques to diagnosis coronary artery disease and the pumping function of the heart
- stress testing — tests that show how your heart works during physical or drug-induced stress
- vascular ultrasound — non-invasive testing used to diagnose blockages in blood vessels outside of the heart and brain
- holter monitoring — a type of EKG that continuously records your heart rhythms while you go about your normal activities
- Women's Heart Health Services — diagnosis and treatment tailored to the unique needs of women. This group requires special attention, care and education because of the common misconception that the "typical" heart patient is male.
For more information, please contact Holy Spirit Cardiology (Camp Hill, Carlisle, Duncannon, Harrisburg, and Newport).