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Posted on: 10 November, 2012
Two appointments have been announced in the East Central University of School of Business as Dr. Pat Fountain has been named director of the Oscar L. Parker Center for the Advancement of Ethical Standards in Business and Society, and Stacey Bolin will be the director of the Wilburn L. Smith Center for Entrepreneurship.
Posted on: 10 November, 2012East Central University student Domineque Carey, a senior kinesiology major from Springer, Okla., works on a fireplace to be used in the set for a one-act play called "The Storm".
East Central University Flute, Clarinet, Brass Ensembles to Perform Free Concert on Tuesday, Nov. 13Posted on: 09 November, 2012
ECU Flute Ensemble (Left to Right) Catherine Melton, Moore, alto flute; Rachael Bessert, Midwest City; Erin Burton, Oklahoma City; Debbie Allen, Ada; Eric Gibson, Wynnewood, bass flute; Lauren Webb; Juliana Overmier, flute ensemble conductor.
East Central University Professor Dr. Michael D. Bay Commissioned into U.S. Navy (Reserve) Medical Services CorpsPosted on: 09 November, 2012
East Central University's Dr. Michael D. Bay was recently commissioned into the U.S. Navy (Reserve) Medical Service Corps as a medical entomology officer. Bay, a professor of biology at ECU, was sworn in as a lieutenant commander in front of his class on Sept. 26, 2012. He is making a lateral transfer from the U.S. Army Reserve, where he had eight years of service as a medical entomology officer (major) with a tour of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan from 2009-2010. Bay has been on the ECU faculty since 1995. Swearing in Bay is lieutenant commander Sharon Chan.
International Teas and Desserts, Alternative Christmas Market, Gift Fair Set for Nov. 16 at East Central UniversityPosted on: 09 November, 2012
Two events at East Central University will enable participants to explore the world through Exotic International Teas and Desserts and an Alternative Christmas Market and Gift Fair on Friday, Nov. 16.
The Exotic Teas and Desserts will be prepared by ECU's International Student Connection Club and will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the Stanley Wagner Ballroom of the Memorial Student Union.
Posted on: 07 November, 2012
The late Virgil Taylor made an impression on Michael O'Brien as a friend and colleague.
Now O'Brien, executive director of the Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation Services, makes sure that Taylor's legacy is being carried on through East Central University's Virgil Taylor Scholarship, which has grown to $15,000.
Posted on: 07 November, 2012
East Central University students now have the opportunity to gain early admittance to the College of Osteopathic Medicine at the Oklahoma State University Center for Health and Sciences in Tulsa.
The OSU College of Osteopathic Medicine seeks to admit students who desire to become primary care physicians in rural and underserved Oklahoma. The Rural and Underserved Primary Care Early Admissions Program allows ECU students to complete pre-doctoral medical training in seven years.
Posted on: 07 November, 2012
The 2012 Annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner, hosted by the East Central University Human Resources Club, will take place on Monday, Nov. 19, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Pontotoc County Agriplex, located at 1710 N. Broadway in Ada.
The meal is free to everyone in the Ada community as turkey, ham, mashed potatoes, gravy, vegetables, rolls and dessert will be served.


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Bradshaw had a great game, and it was a wonderful thing to see. I am a supporter of him, but agree with those that are saying that one game against a bad D is not an indication of anything except for how bad the Browns are. Kinda similar to anointing Brown the starter after a good performance against Carolina.
WHERE WAS WILSON AT THE END OF THE GAME?!? Again, I know he fumbled ONCE this year, but we need to get over it. The guy is ****ing explosive and showed it on his single handoff of the game. Took the thing to the house. Its unreal he gets so little playing time. Just unreal.
Oh the tip toe burglar excusers are missing from this thread, keep faith in our feature back. He will continuing to show up with his cutback abilities. feed him and he will produce.
Man tough crowd in here. You guys are going to be seriously disappointed when he won't be able to run against the top run defenses it just ridiculous to think that way imo.
Im ecstatic Bradshaw ran for 200. Thats pretty damn impressive.
However, I think Wilson proved that he needs to be on the field more. It would take a moron not to notice these things...
The Browns just held Ray Rice to 18 carries for 49 yards last week.
No need to qualify Bradshaw's performance by saying Cleveland's rush D sucks. He beasted today.
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In October, the FDA announced it was advancing a proposal to create the new class as a "behind-the-counter (BTC)" category in which products could be sold only after "intervention" by a pharmacist. It scheduled a public meeting in November to receive comments on the idea.
The nonprescription drug industry's Consumer Health Products Association (CHPA) and an unnatural ally, the director of the Public Citizen Health Research Group, Sidney M. Wolfe, counseled against it. CHPA extolled the "impressive safety record" of the existing two-class system, while Wolfe worried about "many unanswered questions," including whether pharmacists have the training and the time to explain the drugs and side effects, and whether manufacturers would use the category to avoid regulation.
What's giving impetus to the FDA now is the embarrassment it suffered when making the emergency contraceptive Plan B available on a limited, behind-the-counter basis last year, and then again this year with the weight-loss drug orlistat. In both cases, the FDA had to stage-manage an ad hoc, extra-legal and "voluntary" marketing restriction by the manufacturers involved.
Over the years, US pharmacists have pushed for it as a professional enhancement, only to be driven back each time by the industry, aided by abuses of the privileged reported in foreign pharmacies.
Still, the FDA needs more flexibility than it now has.
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When I wake up and sense my husband's body next to mine, I ask myself if I'm dreaming or if it is true that he has returned to our home.
Eight years have passed since 75 Cubans were uprooted from their homes for thinking differently than the governmental discourse and having the courage to express it publicly. So many days and nights of agony and suffering for their parents, wives, children, and grandchildren; so much accumulated pain. But the important thing is that they couldn't uproot our love. Our love gave us the motivation needed to undertake a tenacious and constant fight for the release of our loved ones.


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I love them! Wow that was amazingly fast! I can't wait for the time to actually play with this fabric! and my Farm fabric is CUT~ Ok I am a little on the crazy side of life but I love patches of fabric so much! You know there is not enough room in this house to have a lot of big pieces but it is big enough to have TONS of little pieces~ Now i am going to look again and pick out my favorite!
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You're amazing missy!!! I love all the cute transportation blocks! Thanks everyone!
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I just have to know who had the tennis shoe fabric and where did you get it! I love it and I want it! hehe. I have a quilt I made for myself out of my early running shirts. I used the breast cancer fabric for back ground and sashing in spots, but the next one I make I want to use that Tennis shoe fabric! How perfect it will be. I have been looking on line but haven't found it yet~
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Sodium fluoride is used to prevent dental cavities and might be effective in the treatment of osteoporosis .
Common brand names:Fluor-A Day, Luride, PreviDent, ACT Fluoride, EtheDent, Gel-Kam, Karigel, Pediaflor
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Replenish Depleted Nutrients
Individuals who are bedridden for long periods may become deficient in zinc, which can affect the strength of bone that is formed. In a controlled study of healthy adults who were confined to bed, fluoride supplementation prevented zinc loss from the body.1 Bedridden individuals should consult a qualified healthcare practitioner for guidance in using fluoride to prevent zinc deficiency.
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Collagen is a protein that is used in many areas of the body for structural support. One test tube study showed that the active form of vitamin D, 1,25 dihydroxycholecalciferol, increased the production of a certain type of collagen when it was combined with fluoride.2 Controlled research is needed to determine whether taking 1,25 dihydroxycholecalciferol with sodium fluoride might promote beneficial collagen growth.
Vitamin E
Vitamin E increases the resistance of tooth enamel to acids that cause cavities, and test tube studies show that fluoride, when added to vitamin E, enhances this effect.3 Controlled research is needed to determine whether people might develop fewer cavities when taking vitamin E and fluoride together.
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Research shows that calcium from leg bones may be transferred to bones in the spine causing stress fractures when fluoride is taken alone. However, supplementing with 1,500 mg of calcium each day together with slow-release forms of fluoride increases the bone density of the lumbar spine without causing fractures.4 Therefore, people taking sodium fluoride to treat osteoporosis should probably supplement with calcium to prevent this adverse effect. However, taking fluoride and calcium at the same time significantly reduces the absorption of fluoride;5 consequently, they should be taken at least an hour apart.
1. Krebs JM, Schneider VS, LeBlanc AD. Zinc, copper and nitrogen balance during bed rest and fluoride supplementation in healthy adult males. Am J Clin Nutr 1998;47:509-14.
2. Kassem M, Mosekilde L, Eriksen EF. 1,25-dihydroxy-vitamin D3 potentiates fluoride-stimulated collagen Type I production in cultures of human bone marrow stromal osteoblast-like cells. J Bone Miner Res 1993;8:1453-8.
3. Yu H, Oho T, Xu LX. Effects of several tea components on acid resistance of human tooth enamel. J Dent 1995;23:101-5.
4. Deal CL. Osteoporosis: prevention, diagnosis, and management. Am J Med 1997;102:35s-9s.
5. Ekstrand J, Spak CJ. Fluoride pharmacokinetics: its implication in the fluoride treatment of osteoporosis. J Bone Miner Res 1990;5 Suppl 1:s53-61.
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Our destination is the most remote wilderness I have ever found in my 15 years of wilderness exploration in Maine. We will spend the next three days camping on land owned by the Penobscot Indian Nation. Officially we are no longer in the USA. We are guests of the Penobscot Nation in their sacred hunting and fishing grounds.
This is wild bass country, home to some of the largest bass that can be found in Maine. Only Sysladobsis Lake, a three hour paddle to our north, has larger bass. Sysladobsis can only be fished with special permission from the tribe, and you pretty much have to be Dances with Wolves to get permission.
I will bring all the fishing poles we will need and a large assortment of lures and flies. And I will teach you how to clean, scale, filet and cook fish on a campfire.
We are camping in a very sacred wilderness called Machias. In the Penobscot Indian language the full name of this area is "Machias Nicatous Sysladobsis Mepang Webabsus". This means, "God Resting Quiet Water Dancing Loons".
As we approach our secluded island campsite in the middle of 3rd Machias Lake we are embraced by a profound sense of calm and we understand the Penobscot Indian meaning of Machias, "God Resting".
We will continue to see the Perseids meteor shower throughout our week of wilderness camping. The blacker-than-black deep darkness of a moonless night sky at 3rd Machias Lake will be sliced by the brilliance of celestial flares falling to earth against the background of the Milky Way.
In the most remote northern wilderness of Maine, the Milky Way Galaxy is the most brilliant carpet of celestial luminescence that you have ever imagined. You have never seen so many stars.
We gaze into the 100,000 light-year breadth of the Milky Way filled with its thick storm of suns. From our campsite we are drawn into a rapturous understanding of our small place in the universe. We are overwhelmed by the vast perspective of deep space and light years and we understand that our massive sun is merely a tiny dust particle at the outer edge of this immeasurably vast cloud of suns. Only the orbiting Hubbell Telescope can offer clearer images of star clusters so thick and bright.
The brilliant belt of the Milky Way is so crisp and bright that you will clearly see your sharp shadow under its tightly banded light of 400 billion suns. Without a flashlight or lantern you will easily read small print beneath the crescent of light pouring down from above.
Depending on sunspot activity there is always a possibility that we might see a waving curtain of aurora borealis lights sheeting across the sky.
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Routt County Sheriff Garrett Wiggins discusses the investigation into the death of Soda Creek Elementary School third-grader Asher Lesyshen-Kirlan.
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Court documents: Lisa Lesyshen confesses to killing her son
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I got this in a Birchbox and I'm obsessed. I cannot use a razor to shave because my skin is SO sensitive. I thought that surely I was forever going to have stubble and be forced to use an electric beard trimmer-- but not with this! I was nervous to shave the first time I used it because I ALWAYS get red bumps and irritation and it's always so painful- even after new razors- expensive razors- different shaving creams- nothing seemed to help until I used this. I love the rollerball- it's easy to use and it's not another product that I have that sits around. I really know this stuff works. I use it religiously when I shave and no red bumps- no pain- no irritation for 3 days after. It does sting a little when I apply it but I kind of like it because I know there is something in it other than water and I know when I feel that 3 seconds of sting that my next 3 days won't be ruined because I decided to shave! I just ran out of it and the bumps were there after I shaved today- so I'm here now to reorder! You won't regret buying this!5


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Recovering addict Archie Hamilton inspires many
BEND, Ore. - Mugshots, handcuffs and fingerprints all used to be part of Archie Hamilton's routine.
"Seven years ago, the courts labeled me a career criminal," said Hamilton.
Addicted to methamphetamine and willing to do anything for a hit, Hamilton was on his way to an overdose or life in prison.
"I was so strung out, I didn't even know what was real any more," said Hamilton. "Every white car I saw, I thought was the FBI following me."
Nothing could sober him up -- not even 57 arrests and five trips to prison.
A veteran jail deputy, Sgt. Squier, says he knew every time Hamilton left..he'd be back.
"Here he is again, when is he going to figure this out," said Squier.
The 49-year-old believes he's spent 10 years of his adult life locked up.
"Rules as you know it are over once you hit the prison system," said Hamilton. "you will be attacked, you will be targeted and you will be jumped into a gang."
Growing up in Prineville, Hamilton remembers taking his first drink at just 12 years old.
"I didn't start off robbing cars, sticking a needle in my arm and going to prison," said Hamilton.
He started off drinking with friends, then smoking pot with friends -- later it was shooting up and smoking meth with friends. But those friends always disappeared when he went away, and his own family wanted nothing to do with him.
"I remember so many times calling home from a prison cell after I'd burnt every one of my family members," said Hamilton. "I'd call collect from a phone inside prison and have them hear my voice and hang up. I knew right then, I was all alone."
With 87 felonies from his final arrest, Hamilton was looking at a 15-year prison sentence, after he was caught with a gun and about a 1/4 pound of meth in Redmond.
He beat the gun charge on a faulty search warrant and went to prison for 2 1/2 years.
That was when he finally took a sobering look who he'd become.
Hamilton had the time to change, but not everyone wanted him to.
"There's a lot of prison politics that goes on inside the institution," said Hamilton. "It was hard, and it took courage to say, 'You know, I don't want to be that guy any more.'"
Now, seven and a half years clean, Hamilton is proud of what he sees in the mirror. When he's not spending time with his family and 3-year-old granddaughter, he's back behind bars.
"Just walking in here today and hearing that door slam behind me -- it still makes me cringe," said Hamilton.
But now, his visits to jails and prisons are just that -- visits. Not to do time, but to inspire other inmates with his remarkable transformation from addict to role model.
"I shake Archie's hand every time I see him," said Squier. "I'm impressed -- I'm impressed."
After getting clean, Hamilton studied at Central Oregon Community College to become a drug and alcohol counselor. Hamilton mentors for the Deschutes County drug courts and works with the Bend Police Department as a panel coordinator. Hamilton also works with at-risk teens at Bridges Academy.
Hamilton says the way he pays back the faceless victims of his drug days is by volunteering as much as possible in Deschutes County.
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a small village located between eccleston and billinge. Rainford is the superior to crawford and the enemy of Billinge. The village itself contains a co-op, a chippy, and a shitty newsagents which sells 50p mixes. The village also contains a high school/college which is full of pot heads and the like. Rainford also seems to have a marijuana symbol on every street corner. Rainford also have a police force less superior to billinge meaning that the village is full of young alcoholics and stoners.
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I have rooted in and deleted all lines in the host file expect for the "127.x.x.x" as instructed in other post.
I am looking for a complete list of setting in the 3g, networks, etc.... and correct setting to allow data to transfere over wifi.
Can not load any website.
I believe i have the lastest official firmarware from manafacture and all my apps work.
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Hooray! Henry returns to Leeds in style! - Tuesday, 27 July 2010
The Royal Armouries Tournament Gallery has undergone a major makeover to mark the return of Henry VIII's world famous armour to Leeds.
Following a year at the Tower of London, Henry's spectacular foot combat armours and 'horned helmet' has returned to the Armouries' flagship museum at Clarence Dock.
Building on the record-breaking success of the Henry VIII: Dressed to Kill exhibition at the White Tower last year, organised by the RA and Historic Royal Palaces, the Tudor Treasures are now presented in all their glory in new showcases in the Leeds' Tournament Gallery.
The new displays introduce the thrills and spills of the highly dangerous tournament sports – and the armour specially developed to protect competitors from the deadly swords, lances and axes. The tour starts with two of the rarest and earliest helms (helmet made about 1375-1400) to survive from Medieval England.
Other tour highlights include:
- A tribute to one of history's great "tournament fans" – the Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I who gifted the 'Horned Helmet' to Henry VIII.
- The 'Boys' Case' and toy armours – miniature armours worn by young princes, who began to train for the sport from an early age.
- Elizabethan display – although Elizabeth I could not herself take part, she encouraged her courtiers to participate. Examples of armours belonging to the Earl of Leicester, Sir Christopher Hatton and others are on show, combining style with functionality.
- History comes alive – the revamped gallery includes short films; live performances and an introduction to the RA's Tiltyard, where jousts and tournament games are held regularly.
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Located in a peaceful Haussmann building, the bright apartment features a living room with a unique and comfortable décor. A double bed is placed upon a mezzanine, providing guests with more space to relax and eat tasty meals prepared using a kitchenette with hotplates, a microwave and cooking utensils.
Picturesque Canal Saint-Martin is 200 metres away by foot, as is Hôtel du Nord which gained fame following the 1938 film by Marcel Carné. Jacques Bonsergent and République Paris Metro Stations are a 5-minute walk away and provide direct access to some of the city's most famous monuments.
A Vélib Bike Rental Station is located at the entrance of the building allowing guests to cycle to attractions including Bastille Square, Hôtel de Ville and the Latin Quarter.
House rulesNo smoking.
No pets.
A €30 fee is required for check-in and check-out between 9pm and 8am.
A fee is required for check-in and check-out on Christmas Day, New Years and Easter.
A €500 security deposit is required via cash or credit card.
Please note that the building does not have an elevator (and the apartment is located on the 6th floor).
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Reviews of this property
Excellent location!!! The apartment is in a great supurb surrounded by some of the cities best cafes. Only downsides were it was on rthe 6th floor with no elevater and the hot water does not last long. Other then that, the apartment is well equiped and i would definately rwcommend a stay here
The apartment was small, but romantic. The location is very good, located near the Gare du Nord, in a nice area, close to the Canal Saint Martin. There was over a bakery around the corner, a supermarket and the nearest metro was not too far. Only the bed was too close to the ceiling and we had to put the mattress on the floor. My friend also had problems with the toilet and the shower.
Das Apartment war klein, aber romantisch. Die Lage sehr gut, in der Nähe des Gare du Nord, in einem netten Viertel in der Nähe des Kanals Saint Martin gelegen. Es gab eine Bäckerei an der nächsten Ecke, einen Supermarkt gegenüber und die nächste U-Bahn war auch nicht weit. Nur das Bett war zu eng an der Decke und wir mussten die Matratze auf den Boden legen. Mein Freund hatte auch Probleme mit der Toilette und der Dusche.
Super nice place to stay in Paris. Great view from the balcony (you can see Sacre Coeur & the Eiffel Tower from there), kitchen and bathroom are tidy and well equiped! Also Romain is a nice guy, he gave us lots of information on the neighbourhood, where to go out, etc...
Only disadvantage is the bed which is pretty close to the ceiling, but you can take the matress off there and lay it on the ground which is also pretty good, because you can then enjoy the view out of the window when lying there. :)
Would absolutely recommend it to anyone who wants to have a central and yet cheap flat in Paris, would come back there at any time!
We had a great time at the apartment in Paris! It's small but very nice! The only extra exercise is to get there (6th floor) with a heavy suitcase and no lift! ;)
We really had a great stay in the small Paris love nest. Everything looks exactly like the pictures and from the balcony you can actually see the Eiffel Tower and Sacre Coeur. There everything was clean and all necessary equipment: dishes, towels and linens, espresso maker, hair dryer, etc. The location is also very nice. There are close to restaurants, supermarkets and bakeries. The metro station is also around the corner. The only drawback: the apartment is on the sixth floor! There are 116 steps ;-)
Wir hatten wirklich einen tollen Aufenthalt in dem kleinen Pariser Liebesnest. Alles sieht genau aus wie auf den Bildern und vom Balkon aus kann man tatsächlich den Eiffelturm und Sacre Coer sehen. Es war auch alles sauber und alles Nötige vorhanden: Geschirr, Handtücher und Bettwäsche, Espressokocher, Fön, etc. Die Lage ist auch sehr schön. Es gibt in unmittelbarer Nähe Restaurants, Supermärkte und Bäckereien. Die Metrostation ist ebenfalls um die Ecke. Einziges Manko: die Wohnung liegt im sechsten Stock! Es sind 116 Stufen;-)
Charming place in a quiet neighborhood, near the Canal Saint Martin and conveniently located to the Metro and RER. The stairs are the only downside (sixth no lift ...) on the day you come and go with the equipage. Returning to Paris, try to find the same or similar flat
Lugar con mucho encanto, en un barrio tranquilo, cerca del canal de Saint Martin y bien ubicado al Metro y RER.
Las escaleras son la única pega (un sexto sin ascensor...) sobre todo el día que llegas y te vas con el equipage.
Si volvemos a París, intentaremos buscar el mismo o similar apartamento
Great location close to Canal St. Martin, metro stations, and the vivid Marais. Everything was well functioning in the apartment and we had no problems what so ever. Only troubles might be that it is located on the 6th floor (no elevator) and it is a rather small apartment. It didn't bother us though.
We have had three wonderful days too far in Paris. The apartment was ideally located, you have everything you need and from the balcony you can see both the Eiffel Tower and Sacre Coeur! Gorgeous! Key collection has worked out perfectly, the apartment was clean and tidy. No noise or other complaints. Top!
Wir haben zu weit drei wunderschöne Tage in Paris gehabt. Das Apartment war ideal gelegen, man hat alles was man braucht und vom Balkon sieht man sowohl Eiffelturm als auch Sacre Coer! Herrlich!! Die Schlüsselübergabe hat perfekt geklappt, die Wohnung war sauber und ordentlich. Weder Lärm noch sonstige Beschwerden. Top!
The apartment is very small, but very nicely decorated. The quartier very busy with many cafes and restaurants. Suitable for couples.
Das apartment ist sehr klein, jedoch sehr schön eingerichtet. Das quartier sehr belebt mit vielen cafés und restaurants. Für paare geeignet.
The description of the property as a little love nest suits: Pretty small apartment, well located, with everything what you need. The rise in the 6th Stock is always worth it :) Looks from the balcony even the Eiffel Tower. Moreover, to achieve excellent bakery and fine restaurant near metro station and in 5 minutes.
Die Beschreibung der Unterkunft als kleines Liebesnest passt:
Hübsche kleine Wohnung, gut gelegen, mit allem, was man braucht.
Der Aufstieg in den 6. Stock lohnt sich allemal :) Sieht man vom Balkon aus sogar den Eiffelturm.
Zudem ausgezeichnete Bäckerei und feines Restaurant in der Nähe und Metrostation in 5 Minuten zu erreichen.
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Morris helps state swim team keep lead at Zone Championships
The final day of the Western Zone Age Group Championships is today, and Colorado Swimming is looking to protect the house, represent the state — all those territorial cliches.
The rivalry has arrived.
Colorado Swimming and Pacific Swimming, from California, are in first and second place, respectively.
On Friday at El Pomar Natatorium, in the first zone swimming meet hosted in Grand Junction since 1999, Colorado maintained a 26-point lead over Pacific. Colorado has 1,151.5 points to Pacific's 1,125.5.
"It feels great to be beating those California guys," said Daniel Carr, 13, of Colorado Springs, who won the boys age 13-14 100 breaststroke Friday and the 200 breaststroke Wednesday. "They're pretty cocky; they think they're going to have big times at altitude. They think they're the big guys."
Preliminaries are scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m. with finals around 4:45 p.m.
A coaches relay will follow the finals.
Logan Morris, 17, who will be a senior at Montrose High School, helped keep Colorado ahead of the "big guys." Morris won the girls age 17-18 100 breaststroke in a time of 1 minute,16.23 seconds.
She thought she swam a poor preliminary Friday morning. So, she went back to her Spring Hill Suites hotel room, took a bath, then soaked up teammates' positive vibes.
"They said, 'Who's going to win tonight? Colorado. Logan,' " Morris said.
Still, Morris was nervous as she stood on the blocks.
"This event is my baby," she said. "It's what I live for. I don't take it lightly when I don't win."
She won.
But in the final 25 meters, she said she tried not to shorten her strokes due to exhaustion.
"And you want to look and see where everybody is," Morris said. "But you have to focus on your own lane. That works way better. Keep your head and go."
And throughout the meet, Colorado kept pepping itself with talk of defending its host meet.
"We say stuff like, 'This is our house,' " Morris said. "People can't just come in and take the championship. Are you serious?"
Colorado last won a zone meet four years ago in Honolulu, Hawaii.
"These kids don't just want to hang out, they want to win," Colorado head coach Mike Novell said. "For this meet to come into Colorado and for us to have an opportunity to win is pretty special. For individual kids, they learn how to act at a championship meet and how to prepare, what to do between events, and so on. The way this tournament is run is the same way at any meet at USA Swimming."
Morris's teammate Colby Allen, 12, of Highlands Ranch, won the boys 11-12 50 breaststroke with a time of 34.41 seconds.
Allen won the event at a state championship two years ago. Because there is not a 50 breaststroke event beginning at age 13, it was the final time Allen will swim the event.
And he won in lane No. 7, which is by a warm-up lane. The waves from nearby swimmers tend to distract competitors and "draft" them to the side.
"It can psyche you out when you see swimmers next to you, or (they) give you a draft," Allen said. "I just tried not to think about it. I didn't expect to win being on the outside."
He put in perspective the feat of winning a title at a zone meet.
"All the states in the Western U.S. and I'm No. 1," Allen said. "It's crazy."


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text: Kansas Girls Capture Challenger Invite The Kansas Rush Academy Blue (Girls U16) participated in the Challenger Sports Invitational this past weekend. After going 2-1 in pool play, the team rebounded against Scott Gallagher Silver in the tournament final with a commanding performance to take the championship by a score of 3-0. This capped a two game streak on the final day of the tournament where the team outscored their opponents by a combined 6-0 and brought home the U16 Gold championship. Congratulations girls and keep up the good work!


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Here is a sampling of the cute $10 mini-album I made at Archiver's Make & Take Weekend on August 8th. The cover and pages are made from Yours Truly stationery and envelopes (which serve as pockets to hold more pictures or notes), then embellished with paper, die cuts, felt flowers, buttons, and gemstones. The mini-album is held together with two ring binders which we adorned with several ribbons.
This was lots of fun to make and it would be a great gift idea. I will probably make more of these in the future. I haven't decided which photos to put in mine yet. Thanks for looking!


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(02.22.11) Day 3 of the President's Day Tournament in Phoenix saw a first for Rush Soccer, a PDT Championship. With the U13 boys an U15 and U16 girls making the championship game, the Scottsdale Sports Complex was packed with Rush supporters for the final games.
After a 4-1 semifinal win, the U13 boys took their free flowing and attacking style of play to the championship game against Crossfire from the Pacific Northwest. Zach Emerson from the Oregon Rush was unstoppable all weekend and proved time and time again why he is in the National Team player pool for his age group. Zach was on point late in the first half when he took a flick pass from Sergio Rivas (NM Rush) dribbled down line to the keepers left, waited for him to make his move and slotted the ball high over his hands for a 1-0 lead. Despite several close chances, including a diving header attempt by Emerson, the Rush boys could not find another goal and had to play solid defense to secure a 1-0 win and the first ever for a Rush Select team at PDT. Video highlights from the 13's game will be available soon.
On the other side of the complex, the U16 Rush Select were taking care of business. After fighting their way through the first round by way of 1 full game win and a shootout victory due to rain, the 16's walked through their semi-final game with relative ease before winning their championship game 3-0 over Davis Legacy of Canada. The team, led by Michigan Rush Technical Director Mark Zathey, becomes the first girls team to win at PDT for Rush Select.
In the third Championship game of the day, the U15 Rush Select girls took on Santa Rosa United out of Canada. The mere fact the 15's made it to the final is testament to the strong character of the team. The night before, half of the team came down with food poisoning and had to fight their sickness in addition to battling on the field. In the end, there was just not enough as the 15's lost 2-1.
Overall, a great weekend for the Rush Select. Nine teams entered the tournament, 5 made the knockout round, 4 advanced to the semi-final round, 3 were tournament finalists and 2 were ultimately named champions. Great job to all the players, coaches, parents and special guests who helped over the course of the tournament.


text: This season I have had about 15 packages that lost their queens. They all made queens that failed to mate do to our weather, twice. I have added frames of bees and brood to keep them going. I have also bought new queens and successfully requeened some of them. My last attempt was to drop a 5 frame nuc in the ones I haven't gotten requeened yet. It has rained every since so I don't know the out come yet. [ 7 days] All my other hives are producing honey or getting suppers this weekend. [ 75 hives] Our flows have been a little off this year do to frost and rain. They typically last until late August to mid September. I have been messing with these hives since the middle of April. What i'm wondering is in a commercial operation do you spend this much time with hives or do you knock them in the head sooner and move on? Is there something different I should have done ? PS. My bees are tools for pollination and honey production not pets so i'm only interested in replies from professional commercial operators please. Thank you for your time.


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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by iceberg, Nov 28, 2012.
Per ESPN tweet.
their article says cook is back too, practicing with first team with berny back at RG. Lissemore also practicing.
Strange all of these players are coming back together at once.
I wonder if that hot plate has been turned up a notch.
Thank God!!!!!!! Not sure who needs him more, Cowboys or my FF team.
Look I know our realistic post-season chances are none and less, but if there was any way this team could go on a a little run......you'd have to think Murray would be a huge factor in it happening.
Eat. More. Fiber.
Any chance we can trade him and Austin for Doug Martin?
thanks for the sig pic
somehow i'm less than excited...i'd hate to get all of them back and they drop one by one like dominoes during the philly game
Yeah. I was optomistic too. And then "the plague" hit my town.
No there is not
Lol! Like it matters.
no way.
Who was it that said, "you can't make the team when you''re in the trainer's room"
Makes you wonder. The same happened to Dan Connor when we signed Ernie Simms. He got healthy in a hurry.
Can't make the club in the tub?
I hear you and I really hope that isn't the case with these players coming back from injury. It just seems odd so many at once.
I can see during practice, Free stumbles out of his stance and steps on Demarco's toe making him go on a season ending IR.


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Desktop, Laptop, Mac or PC?
It is wholly arbitrary which platform you use and we recommend to use whatever feels the most comfortable, within your budget.
If you are already using an audio interface, it is always a good idea to make sure that your system will support it. Ask yourself what requirements are important to run any existing instruments or hardware you have, for example:
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- Are there any known issues with different OS versions?
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Most hardware companies have dedicated support sections or forums, filled with users documenting any problems they've encountered, and a quick google/browse should reveal any note-worthy issues.
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heartbroken....do you think Cruz is just a product of the system? i mean we loved SS now look at him
Bennett is also an excellent blocker, which makes him extremely valuable to us, too. Combine that with the dearth of depth we have currently (Pascoe and Robinson) and I'd say that it's very likely we will make every effort to re-sign him. I'd be fine with him getting a contract that averages $3m-$4.5m/yr, he's like having an offensive lineman that can also be a dangerous receiver.
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I currently have Kaep as my only QB on my roster. I just proposed a trade where I would trade away Dwayne Bowe and Hakeem Nicks for Andrew Luck and Roddy White.. I don't know how I feel about this trade personally, I am thinking about removing it until I figure out what I want to do. I could drop a player and try and grab one of the following notable QB's on waivers such as Cutler, Bradford, Geno and Alex Smith, A Dalton, Flacco.
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text: So I have decided my next mod for the truck will be a new exhaust! I have watched dozens of Youtube exhaust videos searching for the perfect sound and I feel like I know what I want to get put on. My Silverado has the 4.3 and I am thinking of getting a single in dual out (2.5" both ways) muffler with dual straight pipes coming out the back. (With 3.5" chrome tips). I am debating between going with a Cherry Bomb Extreme or Flowmaster Super 44 series muffler, can't make up my mind as they both sound awesome. Also, would adding a high-flow cat sound/perform any better? Any tips or suggestion regarding my soon exhaust job would be much appreciated guys. Thanks!


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Friday I was faced with the daunting task of clearing numerous building permits on a house that I'm renovating. The stupidity of American bureaucracy (three major pointless code updates since 2009) had me thinking that in another era, I'd almost certainly be a Republican. I went home and cleaned my handguns.
Then this morning I'm reading the news and I remembered why I'm not a Republican. While Democrats are often mislead by special interests, too beholden to liberal fringe groups, and sometimes err on the side of caution for petty causes that don't benefit anyone, Republicans have become the party of slash and burn.
The key here is Republican leaders have no intention of replacing the decimated government with freedom. This is the fundamental error of Tea Partiers and other free-market Republicans. They want to replace the government with an entrenched aristocracy and use corporate power to carry out policy.
Private prisons, private police forces, private schools, private roads, private utilities, private courts, and private money.
Take a look around the country and see how things have changed:
Almost all transactions are by cash or check. People traveling use cashier's checks they acquire for a small nominal fee. Credit cards are almost exclusively used for dining while free store cards predominate for gasoline and department stores.
Almost all transactions are by credit card. Banks take 3% of every single purchase, and to encourage this theft they sometimes kick back 1% to the buyer. (if you have good credit)
Federal, state, and local courts administer all civil justice and criminal fines.
Nearly all civil litigation with corporations now occurs in kangaroo court mediation sessions and deference to these private courts are now part of almost every contract. These mediators find in favor of the corporation more than 99% of the time. Traffic tickets are now collected by private companies in most cases, and sometimes these same corporations are also in charge of giving tickets for camera infractions.
I've got more examples but everyone knows the way things are going, and before someone shouts "DEMOCRATS ARE TAKING AWAY OUR FREEDOMS!" remember that deregulation and privatization are Republican (and Tea Party) wet dreams. What they need to realize is the result of shrinking government is not freedom, the result of shrinking government is private tyranny.
THIS is why I'm not a Republican. Democrats are flawed, but their faults are crystal clear and they are open to attack because government is transparent. Republicans on the other hand are flawed, but their flaws are quickly hidden by burying them in Haliburton or Blackwater or Robert Mericle.
Who is Robert Mericle? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kids_for_cash_scandal
Republicans today are the LITERAL carriers of George Orwell's "1984" Big Brother dystopia. They want it, they vote for it, and they are at least half way to achieving it. You can either push is further down that road and help kill off whatever government we have left, or you can try and put government......REAL government that can be controlled, back in charge of the country.


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What's one good way to find out how the economy is doing? Ask the experts at Ithaca College.
Ithaca College? Isn't that a pretty far trek from Wall Street?
In fact, Ithaca's business graduates can be found in some of the most prestigious corner offices in New York and other cities around the country. A recent panel titled "The Financial Crisis: Frontline Perspectives" brought notable alumni back to campus to share their first-hand experience in the trenches of the finance world with an audience of 60 students, faculty, staff, and fellow alumni. Participants included Marc Weinberg '80, managing director and head of global liquidity oversight for Citigroup; Chris Lacroix '79, former partner and managing director with LSV Asset Management and currently a member of LSV's executive committee; and Kurt Wolfgruber '72, recently retired as president of Oppenheimer Funds.
Panel members shared the good news that the economy is no longer in a free fall like it was in 2008. The bad news: the tentative return of confidence in the market isn't to be confused with complete recovery.
The long-term consensus from Ithaca's experts was that while continued high unemployment and cautious consumer spending, coupled with the increasing national debt, the continuing drop in the value of the U.S. dollar, and the rise of global markets, have put a damper on short-term optimism, long-term recovery from a recession deeper and longer than any since the 1930s will eventually come about.
"I actively look for ways to be involved in the school of business," Weinberg said. "When asked to participate on this panel, I was very enthusiastic about being able to share my views with IC students. Given the institution I work for and my role in monitoring and managing our funding, I had a bird's eye view of the crisis and the impact on financial markets and the economy.
"It was a terrific experience. I was very impressed by the level of attendance, especially early on a Saturday morning, and the active engagement of the students in arranging the panel discussion and in asking thoughtful questions."
Wolfgruber agreed that he enjoyed sharing his unique perspective at such an interesting moment in time. "I happened to be consulting for a residential mortgage-backed securities firm. The housing sector of our economy was the 'bubble' that led to much of the economic difficulty, and ongoing research in this sector would, in my view, be particularly helpful in understanding the future path of economic growth.
"We were, and still are, in a very unique economic and financial market environment," he added. "It is one of those rare 'black swan' events that will come to shape behaviors for some time to come and also represents a unique learning experience for those studying it as it develops."
"I felt we could provide the students with some real examples of how to use their knowledge to interpret economic and financial market behavior at an exciting time in our history. The pleasure comes from working to develop some insights and then having the students embrace those thoughts with inquisitiveness and enthusiasm."
Students also received some tips on how to find their first job in a difficult market.
"The important thing is not to get caught up with some specific thing you want to do," said Lacroix. "The business world is a meritocracy. Get your foot in the door, work your tail off, and you'll be all right."
"It was very helpful hearing what the three alumni had to say, especially about emerging global markets," said Jorge Pagoaga '10, vice president of programming for the Mu Alpha chapter of the national business fraternity Beta Alpha Psi.


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I have a small sewing room I share with three grown cats, everything has to be put up before I leave the room. They would lay on stuff and get hair all over it. I use glass top dining table to iron on, quilt on and sandwich my quilts on. I keep some things out in there but clean up and put away when each quilt is finished. I then start all over again.
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This life is the only one you get - enjoy it before you lose it.
Can't find mine. It's buried under fabric, thread, bobbins, etc. It seems I'm good at taking things out but not at putting them back!
Mine really needs help, hopefully this spring I can reorganize. I have a mom's sewing machine table in the basement ready to be put to use but I love having my machine on a rolling table as I can take it to the living room to sew and utilize my huge counter for cutting and ironing. I have a large stash in 3 huge totes and several smaller totes that I acquired after my mom passed and than another 2 huge ones that I had. I had 6 sewing machines, gave mom's best Janome to my sister, gave one to the local girl scouts for teaching, sold 2 very cheap to people who really needed them and I kept my Bernina Activa 240 and a Janome HF107 (11 pound) for taking to classes. I dropped out of sewing after my mom died as it was something we loved to do together and too sad for me at the time but now am ready to jump back in. I sewed 3 table runners and a few gifts for Christmas, have a quilt to bind and one to put together.
What a great thread, I love it. I just cleaned mine yesterday but it is still a mess. I will have to take some pictures.
I just love seeing everyone's room, it makes me happy to see I'm not alone in the mess. lol
Just to prove I can be tidy/organised......occassionally
My room is 9'x7'!!! This is known as getting 'a quart into a pint pot'!!!!!!
Gee, my sewing room doesn't look as neat and organized as these on a good day! I am one of those that usually has several things going at once. I do take time to clean up when I finish a project. After a while the clutter gets to me. I'd take a photo but my camera is umm... charging, yeah, that's it, and I can't get get to it right now...
"Piecin' a quilt's like livin' a life...The Lord sends us the pieces, but we can cut 'em out and put 'em together pretty much to suit ourselves, and there's a heap more in the cuttin' and the sewin' than there is in the caliker...I've had a heap of comfort all my life making quilts, and now in my old age I wouldn't take a fortune for them." (Eliza Calvert Hall, Aunt Jane of Kentucky)
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Local Republican leaders endorse McNerney
Original post made by Chet, Danville, on Jul 2, 2010
Mayor Mike Doyle has served on the Danville Town Council for 20 years, including 4 times as Mayor. He has lived in the area for 58 years. An Air Force veteran, Mayor Doyle participated in the Berlin Airlift and is a lifetime member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion.
"Jerry McNerney has done more for our veterans than anyone else that I've worked with," said Danville Mayor Mike Doyle. "As a veteran myself, I deeply appreciate his hard work and his tireless commitment to the veterans who live in the Danville area. From fighting to keep the Livermore VA in veterans' hands to supporting the renovations of the Danville Veterans Hall, Jerry McNerney has shown that he's willing to work across the aisle and will get the job done for our community."
Councilmember Steve Abercrombie has lived in Tracy since 1988 and has served on the City Council since December of 2006.
"I greatly appreciated Jerry McNerney's work for the Tracy community," said Tracy Councilmember Steve Ambercrombie. "He's a frequent presence at local events and is always willing to lend a hand with issues that are important to our area. Congressman McNerney supports important youth programs such as D.A.R.E and has attended D.A.R.E. graduations and provided letters of support for D.A.R.E. community volunteers. He's open and accessible and holds public events to hear directly from the people he represents in Tracy. Tracy is well represented by Congressman Jerry McNerney."
Former Manteca Mayor and Councilmember Jack Snyder was first elected to the City Council in 1972, he served until 1990 and then was reelected in 2002 and served until 2008. He was Mayor for 10 years and has lived in the Manteca community for 48 years.
"I'm offering my support to Congressman Jerry McNerney because he has served Manteca extremely well," said former Manteca Mayor and Councilmember Jack Snyder. "He makes it a priority to participate in community events in Manteca and always takes the time to listen to and address our local issues. In addition, Jerry McNerney has worked tirelessly to serve the needs of the many veterans who live in our area. I'm glad to offer my support to Jerry McNerney."
Congressman McNerney responded to these statements with the following words.
"I'm very appreciative of having the support of such dedicated public servants," said Rep. McNerney. "They all are tireless advocates for the communities they represent and believe in working together to find independent solutions to the challenges we face. I'm honored to have their endorsements and look forward to our continued work together to serve the people of this area well."
These endorsements build on other high profile Republican support from San Joaquin County Supervisors Steve Bestolarides and Larry Ruhstaller. They both offered Congressman McNerney their support last spring, citing his independence, accessibility, hard work, attention to local issues, and success in securing a new veterans medical facility and nursing home for San Joaquin County.
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a resident of Danville
on Jul 2, 2010 at 9:05 pm
"Local Republican leaders endorse McNerney" ??
Since when is Manteca local? When you have to stretch that far to find an endorsement, it loses some vigor, doesn't it.
a resident of Vista Grande Elementary School
on Jul 2, 2010 at 9:29 pm
jrm is a registered user.
Rick Pee....this is the gerrymandered geography of the district I believe dude....remember Pombo?
a resident of Danville
on Jul 6, 2010 at 5:23 pm
That's just sick. These are the kind of Republicrats we don't need. Get them out of there! Get a real Republican in.
a resident of Danville
on Jul 9, 2010 at 11:17 pm
What!!! These RINOs have lost it! At the same time Jerry "the Pelosi of Pleasanton" McNerney is smiling and shaking your hand at the VFW BBQ....he's going back to DC and spending your children and grandchildren into a debt load that is designed to crush America so the Socialist can rebuild their Marxist "utopia" from the ashes.
Wake up Patriots! McNerney and his ilk are attacking our constitution that these veterans bled and died defending. He must be defeated! Join a TEA Party group ASAP and take your country back! www.TriValleyPatriots.com or the www.theeastbayteaparty.com. Get involved in the David Harmer campaign to defeat McNerney. Take action!!
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a resident of San Ramon
on Oct 30, 2010 at 1:56 pm
I am a veteran too but improving the economy of California is more important than providing veteran benefits. If we want to improve the California economy we have to eliminate illegal immigration but Jerry McNerney has no interest in doing this because he feels votes from the Latino community will put him into his congressional seat again. I begged him to put out a statement stating his position on illegal immegration but he did not provide it. He receives a "D" grade on his voting in regard to Immigration Reducttion (check it out if you don['t believe it). For this I cannot support Jerry McNerney and these republicans who support McNerney have no interest in Immigration Reduction so if you have more interest in Veteran benefits than a decent job, go ahead and vote for McNerney as for me I vote for jobs and the improvement of California Economy. Beyond this, Jerry McNerney is such a whimp. He thinks that hiding behind the coat tails of Nancy Pelosi will win the election for him. This is very sorry. Please give this a lot of thought and DO NOT VOTE for McNerney.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 30, 2010 at 3:13 pm
Carl- You could not be more wrong about our fine Congressman Jerry McNerney. This is what Jerry say on immigration and he has a voting record that reflects his stated policy.
From Jerry McNerney-
We also need an immigration policy that is tough, fair, and practical. Rather than playing politics with the issue, we need reform that provides greater enforcement and actually seeks to solve the problem. We should improve enforcement and strengthen penalties for employers and contractors who knowingly hire illegal immigrants, manage seasonal labor programs for local agriculture effectively, and develop a stronger system to monitor and crack down on illegal trafficking at our borders.
a resident of Diablo
on Oct 31, 2010 at 9:05 am
Heck -- EVerybody except Milton Friedman and the Latter Day Saints has endorsed McNerney. And I've heard that a few of those Saints are wavering (Friedman's dead).
Actually, "Milton Friedman and the Latter Day Saints" would be a good name for a rock-and-roll band.
a resident of Alamo
on Nov 2, 2010 at 6:44 am
It's time to show Doyle the door.
a resident of another community
on Nov 2, 2010 at 7:30 am
Farmer Dave is a registered user.
Dear Concerned,
Are you going to run against Mike Doyle? What's your campaign platform? Oh that's right, you can't since you live in Alamo (which doesn't have a mayor or city council).
a resident of Danville
on Nov 2, 2010 at 9:00 am
Doyle is perfectly free as a citizen to endorse anyone he wishes to. BUT when he endorses a partisan political candidate from the office of Mayor he fails to recognise that the office he holds is a non-partisan office. This is most inappropriate and hopefully will cost him his reelection should he choose to run again.
a resident of Danville
on Nov 2, 2010 at 9:43 am
Mayor Doyle and other Republican office holders certainly have the right to endorse anyone for office. However, their endorsements are centered on Mr. McNerney's pro veteran support and the fact that he shows up at local community events, without looking at his entire voting record. Supporting veterans and attending ribbon cutting ceremonies while voting yes on hundreds of other measures that are destroying our economy, our freedoms and our children's financial future is ultimately bad for the country. Mr. McNerney votes in lock step with the most far left elements of the Democratic Party and does not represent the beliefs of the vast majority of the citizens of his District, Republican, Democrat or Independent.
I know the sacrifices that running for office require and commend Mr. McNerney for his service. However, his views and his voting record are not aligned with the congressional district he represents. Assuming he is defeated for reelection, he might consider moving to San Francisco and running for office in that city where he would be considered a moderate.
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The task may seem overwhelming at first, but following a methodical step-by-step procedure can keep you from getting tripped up
All electrical systems are susceptible to short circuits and the abnormal current levels they create. These currents can produce considerable thermal and mechanical stresses in electrical distribution equipment. Therefore, it's important to protect personnel and equipment by calculating short-circuit currents during system upgrade and design. Because these calculations are life-safety related, they're mandated by 110.9 of the NEC, which states:
"Equipment intended to interrupt current at fault levels shall have an interrupting rating sufficient for the nominal circuit voltage and the current that is available at the line terminals of the equipment. Equipment intended to interrupt current at other than fault levels shall have an interrupting rating at nominal circuit voltage sufficient for the current that must be interrupted."
When you apply these requirements to a circuit breaker, you must calculate the maximum 3-phase fault current the breaker will be required to interrupt. This current can be defined as the short-circuit current available at the terminals of the protective device.
You can assume that 3-phase short circuits are "bolted," or have no impedance. In addition, a 3-phase short circuit can be considered a balanced load, which means you can use a single-phase circuit to analyze one of the phases and the neutral.
Distribution equipment, such as circuit breakers, fuses, switchgear, and MCCs, have interrupting or withstand ratings defined as the maximum rms values of symmetrical current. A circuit breaker can't interrupt a circuit at the instant of inception of a short. Instead, due to the relay time delay and breaker contact parting time, it will interrupt the current after a period of five to eight cycles, by which time the DC component will have decayed to nearly zero and the fault will be virtually symmetrical.
Closing a breaker against an existing fault makes it possible to intercept the peak of the asymmetrical short-circuit current, which is greater than the rms value of the symmetrical current. For this reason, equipment is also tested at a particular test X/R ratio value typical to a particular electrical apparatus, such as switchgear, switchboards, or circuit breakers, and is designed and rated to withstand and/or close and latch the peak asymmetrical current described above.
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Choosing a name for your child can be stressful. But I do wonder what consideration today's parents give on the long-term impact on their child, especially when they choose an obscure name. I am raising this question because I read recently that some parents have named their poor child "Hashtag." I ask you, what sort of name is that for a child?


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I've looked at the ethical hacking course at my local uni, but it seems more like a computer science course with a couple of security modules thrown in, I doubt it would teach anyone to actually hack, I'll do a bit more research but it looks pretty weak.
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