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Apr 12, 2011 at 3:07 pm #1272128
Daniel PaladinoBPL Member
@dtpaladinoLocale: Northern Rockies
Companion forum thread to:Apr 12, 2011 at 3:35 pm #1723726
Laura YoungBPL Member
This is great! Reminds me of my little sister who also loved hiking and webkinz, I hope you have a wonderful time!Apr 12, 2011 at 3:50 pm #1723729
JERRY WELTERMember
@bigjerrLocale: high country
small world Eric ;we (my son & me)left the kickoff right behind you last year and hiked the rest of the afternoon with you .If I remember Right you were on a fast track to try and make it to Ontario to fly home for your daughters birthday ,guess you made it .
and for a kicker I hiked in the same day group with "GOLDEN CHILD" from snow creek to hwy 18 big bear she was w/"SLIM JIM" & "MANGO" ,my son who you named "MAGNUM" had to go home @ Idllwild with a bad cold so I went on to big bear alone except for "Golden child" and her group.
just for a real kick we ran into you again near Dicks PASS (echo lake ) you heading north me & magnum heading south ,it was the end of August. we obviously didn't finish but wasn't planning to its a 2-3 year plan for us,if its the lords will
I did see that you pulled it off as I spotted your name on the 2010 2600 miler list . Congrats man ,what a small world it some times can get…..Jerry & "magnum"Apr 12, 2011 at 4:16 pm #1723739
Kevin CodyMember
@codycolor2Locale: Los Padres NF
Hope to see you at the ADZPCTKO and shake the hand of a great Father!Apr 12, 2011 at 4:28 pm #1723743
Johnathan WhiteMember
@johnatha1Locale: PNW
ERIC! Bloody hell, when you emailed me about this, I flipped. Now reading it, I am really so happy for you two! I have to show this to Amber (fossil) tonight!Apr 12, 2011 at 4:35 pm #1723745
Hiking MaltoBPL Member
Hope to meet up with you on the PCT, you will be hard to miss. It is great to be able to share a lifetime memory with your daughter.Apr 12, 2011 at 4:49 pm #1723749
Nick GatelBPL Member
@ngatelLocale: Southern California
This just really cool!! Hats off to Eric for a great attitude about all that has happened, and to his daughter who sounds like an absolute gem.
Since BPL is sponsoring this, how about setting up a PayPal account or similar so BPL members could donate to the trip?Apr 12, 2011 at 5:28 pm #1723767
Mary DBPL Member
@hikinggrannyLocale: Gateway to Columbia River Gorge
Ed: Best wishes to a wonderful father!
Sunshine: Go, girl, go!!!Apr 12, 2011 at 5:40 pm #1723775
David ChenaultSpectator
@davecLocale: The West Slope
I'm very glad BPL did an article on this. Awesome to hear. Best of luck on the trail!Apr 12, 2011 at 5:50 pm #1723780
Katharina LångstrumpBPL Member
@kat_pLocale: Pacific Coast
What a beautiful thing to do, for both of you, and for mom to be supportive ….You put a smile on my face, thanks.Apr 12, 2011 at 6:02 pm #1723788
Jack H.Member
@foundLocale: Sacramento, CA
Wow. What an amazing and incredible thing to even dream of doing as a kid. What a path to be on! Good luck, see the beauty, grow, strive and have a great time!Apr 12, 2011 at 8:15 pm #1723850
Christopher MillsBPL Member
@hiker816Locale: Denver
Awesome! Just awesome. Oh, and I wouldn't mind some more applesauce, either.Apr 12, 2011 at 9:34 pm #1723885
Ryan KrauseMember
@rmkrauseLocale: Pacific Northwest
This is very very cool and major kudo's to BPL for publishing such a story – it's truly amazing. Way to go making lemonade from the lemons life gave you!Apr 12, 2011 at 11:35 pm #1723900
Dirk RabdauMember
@dirk9827Locale: Pacific Northwest
You read this story and it puts things into much needed perspective. What a fantastic opportunity for everyone involved!
Please let us know of your progress!
DirkApr 13, 2011 at 4:45 am #1723919
Ryan LinnMember
@ryan-c-linnLocale: Maine!
Balls, I don't think I ever met Sunshine, but I remember her register entry at the Hat Creek Rim water cache was one of my favorite things on the entire trail last summer. Congratulations on your upcoming adventure. I have no doubt that it will be fantastic!
-GuthookApr 13, 2011 at 6:30 am #1723941
Eric MarcanoMember
@ericmLocale: Southcentral Texas
I don't even know where to start. First of all, thank you so much for your service and sacrifice. What a beautiful story and such an amazing way to embrace an opportunity! I wish you guys the very best! And, by the way, I'm sure there will be plenty of people that will be eagerly waiting to read the book you guys will write (no pressure, though). Electrician > author. :)Apr 13, 2011 at 7:32 am #1723971
John McSpectator
@hairlessapeLocale: PNW
Congratulations…..you're going to have an epic trip. Her smile says it all.
I agree with Nick. How can we help contribute to their trip?Apr 13, 2011 at 7:55 am #1723979
W I S N E R !BPL Member
Sweet, very inspiring to those of us with kids.Apr 13, 2011 at 9:33 am #1724007
George MatthewsBPL Member
Great story. Quite a terrfic combo: superdad and supergirl!
Good luckApr 13, 2011 at 9:37 am #1724010
Jeremy GBPL Member
@gustafsjLocale: Minneapolis
Thanks for sharing the great story. Great inspiration for me, a dad to two little boys…Apr 13, 2011 at 9:41 am #1724012
Clint HewittMember
@walksoftly33Locale: New England
Such an amazing journey at such an age, Inspiring!
Have a ball of a time Sunshine!
P.S. Drop the homework and books, I'm sure the PCT has its own lesson plan. I mean we need to think of the extra ounces! well…That's if were talking gear list here :}
Sidenote: This past summer I met a another young trekker, an 8yr old boy who was thru hiking the AT with his father. Known as The Barbarian Horde Tecolote and Venado, (Owl and Deer ? ) I was amazed by Venado and how he seemed at home on the trail, confident and approachable. Venado was home schooled and for his independent project for the year, he came up with hiking the AT.
It is all pure awesomeness.Apr 13, 2011 at 10:59 am #1724035
Stamati AnagnostouMember
@yeoldehipsterLocale: New England
You must be an incredible father. If I am fortunate enough to have children, I'd like to be like you.Apr 13, 2011 at 11:14 am #1724041
David StapletonBPL Member
@earmuffsLocale: DC/VA/MD
Eric – Thank you for this excellent article!
I sent my pops a few snippets hoping to rekindle his interest in backpacking and perhaps give him some motivation to start getting back into shape. I'd love to have some memories with him as that adventurous, outdoor-loving man he used to be.
Wish me luck!
-DaveApr 13, 2011 at 11:50 am #1724051
Royal MagnellMember
@bluemanLocale: Northern CA
This is a fantastic idea. Thanks for doing an article on it. When I was 14 I was always planning trips that I was never allowed to take because I didn't have anyone to go with me =(Apr 13, 2011 at 12:08 pm #1724060
Buzz BurrellMember
A wonderful story; thanks. There are challenges; I hope the summer goes well.
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And then I find there is a whole book about the topic of what Europe owes to Islam. Sylvain Gouguenheim has proposed that the West owes very little to Islam in his book (only in French, alas) Aristote au Mont-Saint-Michel. Here is a section from a review of the book by Roger-Pol Driot (Le Monde, 4 April 2008):
Now this serious academician, a professor of mediaeval history at l'École Normale Supérieure de Lyon, refutes a number of convictions that had become dominant. During the last decades, following the works of Alain de Libera, or Mohammed Arkoun, Edward Said, or the Counsel of Europe, a wrong turn had been taken regarding the role of Islam in the history and culture of Europe … Should we follow this book, it will be necessary to revise further our judgments. Rather than believing that the entire body of European philosophical knowledge was dependent on Arab intermediaries, we should remember the major role played by the translators of Mount-Saint-Michel. They had transmitted all of Aristotle directly from Greek into Latin, several decades before the same works were translated in Toledo from the Arabic versions. Instead of dreaming that the Islamic world was both open and generous and offered to dark and dormant Europe the means for its renewal, it is necessary to remember that Europe did not receive all that learning as a gift. It had to go and search for it. And it was Europe alone that applied that knowledge both in the scientific and political fields.Have any of you read the whole book? If so, what did you think?

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Hello everyone,
I am currently revising for a paper based C++ examination, which is tomorrow. I've come across a question which asks to write a program that will read data into a structure from an external file 'using a single statement'.
Would i be able to use fread() passing in the pointer to the structure, the size of the entire structure using sizeof() and passing in the pointer of the file to be read from - all in one statement.
or would i have to iterate through each element of the structure separately, the structure contains elements of different sizes in memory, eg. int - 4bytes and long - 8 bytes.
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IBEW keeps San Francisco's cable cars running.
Today's retirement security crisis is just one of the many painful consequences of the failed economic policies of the past 30 years—policies of radical deregulation and corporate empowerment.
Using the popular banner of individual freedom, these policies shared the same end purpose—to transfer the hard-won prosperity of the vast majority of us into unearned wealth for the few and the rich.
These policies may have been the product of partisan politics, but their impacts have punished all working people.
Well, it's been a long 30 years, and America's working people have been pretty well tapped out. The result is that we're living through the worst economic decade in living memory—job loss, wage loss, the collapse of the housing and financial markets, enormous growth in inequality and the massive destruction of wealth.
These policies—what I call the corporate agenda—have allowed—and even encouraged—employers to walk away from what until recently had been a broad-based retirement system built by shared responsibility. The result? Today, fewer than 20 percent of private-sector workers have real, defined-benefit plans.
The dirty secret of the attack on public sector workers' retirement security is that it is funded by billionaires—billionaires who don't want to pay their fair share of taxes like investment banker Pete Peterson, and billionaires who hope to silence the voice of public-sector workers like the ultra-conservative Koch Brothers, who have bankrolled the Tea Party movement.
These people will on the one hand tell workers to put 401(k) money in the stock market, and then turn around and say stocks are too risky for pension funds—the very institutions best able to bear the risk and get higher returns. If you assume terrible returns forever, guess what, every plan looks under-funded and irresponsible.
That's why today's meeting is so important. Workers have to learn who wants to take away our retirement security and what their tricks are.
Most of our nation's workers have already been stripped of our retirement security. Only the public sector still has strong defined-benefit density—over 90 percent. But we know those benefits won't survive as an island in an economy with 15 million people out of work and more than half the workforce without any retirement plan at all.
Our retirement system was built on the concept of responsibility shared among government, employers and individuals. However, that system is rapidly being displaced by the illusion that individuals can provide retirement security for themselves, by themselves.
It is an illusion. The recent Wall Street collapse revealed the complete failure of the 401(k) savings plan as an effective retirement vehicle. One recent study found that the average 401(k) participant can't retire until age 73.
And the median 401(k) balance remains far below what's needed to provide for an adequate retirement. At the end of 2009, the median amounted to just $59,381.
In this bleak landscape that passes as the retirement system for all Americans, Social Security stands out as the one pillar of strength. But too many in Washington seem bent on perpetuating the Bush administration's attacks on Social Security.
It's another example of partisan political attacks that will lead to a massive transfer of wealth away from all working people.
Quite frankly, the beauty of the labor movement is that we do the opposite. When we fight and win, we do so in a partisan playing field, but the fruits of our victories are shared by all working people.
The labor movement took on Social Security opponents in the Bush era, and beat them—and we'll do the same in the Obama era.
When people, supposedly attacking the federal deficit, target Social Security, we have to remind the public of this basic fact: Social Security is not contributing to our budget deficit—in fact, the buildup of the Social Security Trust Fund is financing our federal deficit.
And while Social Security faces a funding shortfall over the next 75 years, any actuary could explain that Social Security, funded at 88 percent over most of the next century, is considered a healthy pension plan by every responsible measure. Relatively modest adjustments—without benefit cuts—can address even this long-term issue.
But working families are rightfully anxious about every aspect of their financial security right now—and particularly vulnerable to scare tactics and divisive rhetoric. Even those that don't hold up under scrutiny.
Just about every Republican is attacking Social Security, and even some Democrats have joined in, claiming they're concerned about the program's financial health. But that claim doesn't hold up, and little of the hostility toward Social Security is really about the math. It's about ideology.
It's like the attack on government workers this week in the Wall Street Journal by Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, who's angling to get the Republican nomination for president in 2012.
Pawlenty basically said public employee unions are immoral. Your members' pensions were in his crosshairs. He wants to kill public employee defined-benefit pension plans, calling them a—quote—"financial albatross for taxpayers."
The centerpiece of Pawlenty's argument is an increasingly common and strident refrain—Why should public employees have security, fair pay and pensions while private employees suffer?
But the answer isn't to knock down public employees by demanding pay cuts and give-backs, but to lift up all workers.
And we need to ask who the attackers like Gov. Pawlenty are talking about anyway? Who are these government workers? We're talking about people who've dedicated their careers to public service.
And far from being a drag on our economy, the fair pay and pensions of public employees contribute mightily to its health.
According to the National Institute on Retirement Security, in 2006 alone, public assistance expenditures would have increased by some $7.3 billion if not for incomes from defined-benefit pension plans.
Let's face it: Few if any pensions are being created, and our fight to protect public employee pensions is much harder when our political opponents—and even some of our friends—attempt to pit those without retirement security against our members' modest retirement benefits.
All Americans—public- and private-sector workers—deserve retirement security. It's not enough to be on the defensive. We have to fight for retirement security for all Americans. It's not a crazy idea. In fact, it was once understood to be part of the American Dream—what all of us deserved if we worked hard and played by the rules.
It is imperative that we in the labor movement look ahead and begin to design a new private retirement system for future generations.
The AFL-CIO has joined with 25 other organizations to promote the "Retirement USA" initiative, which sets out the key principles essential to achieving a universal, secure and adequate retirement for all American workers.
We look to the best of traditional pensions—required employer contributions, money locked in until retirement, pooled professional investment and lifetime payouts—along with the best of 401(k) plans, like portability.
We must build on the achievements of union-sponsored multi-employer funds and state pension systems by combining portability with the security that comes with lifetime monthly benefit payments.
These principles will lead us toward a new system that reflects American values—reward for work, compassion and fairness, foresight and prudent conservative management.
That's what retirement security is supposed to be. It's a legacy worth building.
But we have to be clear: It will take money—real money.
As long as employers pump up their bottom lines by avoiding real contributions to real pension funds, and choose instead fund savings accounts with only a fraction of the money, more working people will return to the day when poverty is the steadfast companion of old age.
But retirement security is not only a moral issue for our country, it is an economic necessity. Low incomes for older workers will mean less consumer power, fewer opportunities for younger workers, and even greater pressure on future federal, state and local budgets.
Our fight to restore retirement security will bring a firestorm of opposition—count on it.
All of the best fights transform our society. They're hard. They take time.
But as working people, we have to stand together for our shared benefit.
So if universal retirement security for all workers is our goal, then we must make it part of our legacy.
We must expand Social Security and defend public sector pension plans.
But we won't be strong for the fight, if we let the Big Banks and Wall Street billionaires pick us apart and conquer us.
They've already started.
We can't allow our opponents to divide us in New York labor. If we do, each of us will be caught defending our own turf, and public employees will to be forced to pay the tab from Wall Street's party.
We need solidarity in the states. If you see an attack on Project Labor Agreements, you need to stand and fight with your private sector brothers and sisters.
And we'll make damn sure that when they come after you, and your pay and benefits, we're standing alongside you as a unified labor movement.
We're all in this together.
And we will get pension security, and jobs and a better way of life -- By standing together. Shoulder-to-shoulder.
And we'll let Wall Street, and anybody else know that an injury to one is an injury to all.
United we stand, but divided we fall.
Thank you, and God bless you.


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Reptile – Mortal Kombat
Mortal Kombat has always been known to be one of the most difficult fighting games around, but unlocking Reptile in the original game was a just plain ridiculous feat. Just to have the chance to fight the guy, you needed to have two completely flawless battles in the pit stage to begin with. In case you aren't familiar with all of the MK lingo, that essentially means you have to win two battles while taking no damage and never blocking. If that's not hard enough, you had to be able to do this after eight straight times of cycling through the already impossible ladder system.
Let me remind you that doing all of this was only to give the player a chance to fight Reptile. If you had the will to accomplish that, you then had to engage in a ridiculously difficult boss battle afterwards. If you won, you were given Reptile and a million points to add to your score. Certainly well worth it by numeric standards, but then you realize that those points don't actually amount to much of anything. Especially with no trophies back then, all bragging rights were lost too. Don't you worry bro. If you did this, you and I both know your a champ.
NBA Jam was an already awesome game, but did you know you could play as Bill Clinton and Al Gore? Seriously, I'm not joking!
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Boston U. Headlines Women's Soccer All-League Team with 4 Major Award Winners
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- Boston University, the America East women's soccer regular-season champion and the 14th-ranked team in the nation, has been recognized with four of the conference's six major postseason awards, while University of Hartford claimed the other two honors. The major award winners, along with the all-conference teams, were determined in a vote by the league's head coaches and announced this afternoon.
The Terriers, whose regular-season crown is their fifth straight, have won 11 straight games led by their quartet of major award winners. Senior Jessica Luscinski (Bedford, N.H./Trinity) earned Striker of the Year honors for the second straight season, junior Brittany Heist (Lancaster, N.Y./Lancaster) was the Midfielder of the Year, senior Angelina Cords (Leonardtown, Md./Leonardtown) garnered Defender of the Year recognition and freshman Taylor Krebs (Dove Canyon, Calif./Santa Margarita Catholic) took home the Rookie of the Year award. The Hawks are having one of their best seasons in program history, compiling a 13-1-3 regular-season record and ranking among the nation's best defensive teams. As a result sophomore Erin Quinlan (Saugus, Mass./The Governor's Academy/Syracuse) earned Goalkeeper of the Year honors and the Hartford coaching staff, led by John Natale, was tabbed Coaching Staff of the Year.
Luscinski, a senior forward, is just the second repeat Striker of the Year since the conference instituted the award in 2002. Also a first-team all-league forward for the third consecutive season, Luscinski is tied for the league lead in assists (7) while ranking second in points (23) and goals (8) despite missing three games due to injury. Tabbed the America East Player of the Week on Aug. 23, Luscinski is tied for third on the Terriers' all-time scoring list with 79 points.
Heist has added to the tradition of dominant Boston U. midfielders, becoming the fourth different Terrier to be named Midfielder of the Year in as many seasons. The senior captain serves as the starting point for an attack that leads America East and ranks 16th nationally with 47 goals in 19 games (2.47 gpg). Heist, a repeat first-team selection, is tied for the league lead with seven assists to go with four goals for 15 points.
Cords carries the torch of Boston U. defenders to earn the league's top honor, which has happened for five straight seasons. A senior captain, Cords leads a back line that has allowed just 10 goals in 19 games (0.53 gapg), including only one to conference foes, and has 12 shutouts on the year. A first-team defender for the third time, Cords has also contributed offensively, tallying four points on two goals and two assists.
Krebs, a freshman forward, has added an offensive punch off the bench for the Terriers and has scored when her team needed it most. Five of her six goals have been game winners, which ranks second among league leaders. Overall, Krebs is tied for sixth in goals and ranks 10th in points (13).
Quinlan, also the all-conference first-team goalkeeper, is one of the main catalysts for Hartford's turnaround season. The sophomore leads the country with a .948 save percentage, making 91 stops on the season (5.53 spg). Quinlan also ranks fifth in the country with a 0.38 goals-against average and has 12 shutouts on the year.
Natale, who's in his eighth year at Hartford, has led his team to one of its best seasons in program history after experiencing a six-win improvement from last year. His squad has been built around a stellar defense which has shut out 12 opponents this year and allowed just seven goals all season, which ranks sixth nationally (0.39 team GAA). Natale, who was also named America East Coach of the Year in 2006, is assisted by Kelly Shimmin and Kevin Bacher.
Joining Luscinski among the first-team forwards are Hartford's Mary Beth Hamilton (Columbia, Conn./Mercy) and Amelia Pereira (Madeira Island, Portugal/Escola da APEL/Martin Methodist College). The tandem has combined for 39 points with Hamilton racking up six goals and six assists and Pereira adding seven goals and seven assists. Heist is joined in the first-team midfield by teammate Kylie Strom (Endicott, N.Y./Union Endicott), Hartford's Caitlin Alves (Ludlow, Mass./The Williston Northampton School) and New Hampshire's Monique Lamotte (Tampa, N.Y., Freedom), who earned second-team honors each of the last two seasons. Strom is tied for third in America East with seven goals, while Alves leads the league in points (25) and goals (10). Accompanying Cords on the first-team back line is teammate Katherine Donnelly (Londonderry, N.H./Londonderry/Holy Cross) and Hartford's Michelle DiSanti (Meriden, Conn./Mercy), who have both been key contributors to their respective team's strong defensive units.
The second-team forwards are made up of University at Albany's Chelsea DeVerna (Setauket, N.Y./Ward Melville) and Boston U.'s Tiya Gallegos (Lakewood, Calif./Mayfair), both repeat choices, along with UMBC's Rachel McKee (Ellicott City, Md./Mount Hebron). The Great Danes' Rebecca Lee (Selkirk, N.Y./Bethlehem Central) and Chrissy Klepper (River Edge, N.J./River Dell), UNH's Stephanie Gilkenson (Cranston, R.I./La Salle Academy) and Stony Brook University's Sa'sha Kershaw (Baltimore, Md./Loch Raven) comprise the second-team midfield. The second-team defenders are Hartford's Christiana Lang (Huntington Beach, Calif./Temecula Valley/Cypress College), New Hampshire's Kelly Mooney (Canton, Mass./Canton) and University of Vermont's Alexa DaMaio (Yardley, Pa./The Pennington School). Boston U.'s Alice Binns (Dorchester, Mass./Beaver Country Day/William Smith) is the second-team All-Conference goalkeeper after recording a league-best 0.31 goals-against average and nine shutouts.
The all-rookie team, which consists of 12 players regardless of position due to a tie in voting, is made up of Krebs, Albany's Stephanie Nelle (Massapequa Park, N.Y./Massapequa), Binghamton University's Connie Gormley (East Setauket, N.Y./St. Anthony's), Boston U.'s Ariana Aston (Dove Canyon, Calif./Santa Margarita Catholic) and Jamie Turchi (Santa Margarita, Calif./Tesoro), Hartford's Chanel Johnson (New London, Conn./New London), University of Maine's Jordan Pellerin (Waterville, Maine/Waterville) and Camile Varin-Tremblay (St.-Hubert, Quebec/Shattuck-St. Mary's), New Hampshire's Meghan Ledwith (Yardley, Pa./Villa Joseph Marie), Stony Brook's Regan Bosnyak (Newington, Conn./Northwest Catholic) and Vermont's Alexandra Dezenzo (Randolph, N.J./Randolph) and Kerry Glynn (Old Bridge, N.J./Old Bridge).
Twenty-eight all-conference and all-rookie honorees will compete in the 2011 America East Women's Soccer Championship, which begins on Thursday with two quarterfinal contests. Visit Championship Central for up-to-date tournament information.


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First off, the term couponing comes from the states, and refers to people buying products with money off vouchers that come in newspapers. The extreme element, comes in because of a tv show that found people who took couponing to another level, and made it entertainment. E.g. someone buying a whole years supply of toilet roll because it is on offer, and then having to store it in the bedroom. There are others who spend a dozen hours a week in supermarkets in order to seek out and buy the lowest priced goods. I don't do this, and don't think that anyone else needs to either.
My approach to shopping for the essentials, is to spend as little as I can, so that I have more to spend(or save) elsewhere. However, I also have a life to live, and a living to make, so I can't afford to devote hours on planning my grocery shop each week, just so that I can save myself an extra tenner. My time is more valuable than that.
In October, I went to an event for bloggers in New York courtesy of Savoo. Whilst I was there I attended a couponing class given by Jenny Martin of Southern Savers. Lots of the below comes from Jenny, she Rocks!
So, what's the British version of extreme couponing?
Stockpile… not to the point of obsession please
UK Supermarkets run offers on most of their products on a rolling basis. In order to really take advantage of these offers, we need to embrace a little sensible stockpiling. I say sensible, because there is no need to buy 5 years worth of toothpaste just because it's cheap. That's obsessive, and a little weird.
Instead of going to the shops each week and buying a weeks worth of everything that you need for that week, wait until a product is on offer, and then buy around 6 weeks worth of it. Obviously, this only applies to goods with a long shelf life. When your supply of a product begins to dwindle, you can start keeping an eye out for another offer. If instead, you wait until you run out of a product before thinking of buying it again, you're giving yourself no choice other than to buy it at its current price, whatever that may be.
Subscribe to Newsletters
Some of the best deals and voucher codes from UK stores, come through in the retailers newsletters. So it pays to be subscribed to the newsletters of all your favourite stores. However, you probably don't want to clog up your main inbox, which is why creating a separate email address just for these newsletters is handy. You only need go through this account once a week, or when you are looking for something specifically.
Daily Deal Hunting
Check local deal sites like Living Social – UK, KGB , Groupon etc. daily. These are great places to get massive discounts on local treatments, and services. However, It's easy to be tempted with impulse buys, so be careful you don't end up spending on things that you don't need, rather than making savings on things you do. Read the small print on these deals, can you get your money back if the deal is over subscribed!!?
Savoo are a great destination for money off voucher codes.
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Give yourself the best chance of making savings in the modern climate. Take the Money Saving Expert to bed with you. What? I'm talking about bedtime reading obviously…


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Ukiah Boys and Girls Club Drive tops $49,000
The UDJ Spring Fund Drive for the Ukiah Boys and Girls Club is continuing.
The UDJ goal this year is $50,000 with matching grants of $40,000 from Retech of Ukiah and $15,000 from the Ukiah Police Department for an overall goal of $110,000.
Today's total: $4,200, for a UDJ total of $24,555. With Retech and UPD matches the total toward the overall goal is $49,110.
The most recent donations include: T.R. Eriksen Trust $2,500, Sharon Ann Smith $1,000, Anonymous $500, Leonard and Joanne LaCasse $200.
Donations can be made by sending checks or money orders (made out to "Ukiah Boys and Girls Club") to the Ukiah Boys and Girls Club at P.O. Box 67, Ukiah, 95482, or by bringing or mailing them to The Ukiah Daily Journal office at 590 S. School St., Ukiah, 95482. Now accepting credit cards.


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Feb 29, 2012 - By Josh Rhoten, Wyoming Tribune EagleCHEYENNE (AP) -- Daniel Junge's phone hasn't stopped ringing since Sunday night.
The Cheyenne native won an Academy Award at the 84th annual Academy Awards for his work co-directing the short documentary "Saving Face."
On Monday, it seemed like everyone wanted to send their congratulations through a text message, an e-mail or a phone call.
"They just keep coming in," he said.
Junge is familiar to Fremont County and Wyoming audiences for his 2002 documentary "Chiefs," which chronicled two seasons of Wyoming Indian High School boys basketball team.
It won the outstanding documentary award at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York.
His Oscar acceptance speech Sunday was short, thanking a handful of people, including his wife, before yielding the floor to his co-director, Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy.
"I think it would have been really tacky for me, as the white male westerner, to hog the microphone," Junge said by phone Monday. "I think it was much more important to see that a strong Pakistani woman made this film. That's an important vision for the world to see."
Junge thanked numerous people backstage, including his parents, and a former teacher at Cheyenne's East High, Bruce Robbins, through a dedicated camera to be broadcast later online.
"Saving Face" looks at the more than 100 people attacked with acid every year in Pakistan n most of them women. The documentary examines this social problem through the eyes of two female survivors of such attacks.
Along with his co-director credit, Junge also served as a co-producer of the film, traveling to Pakistan with Obaid-Chinoy during the shooting.
The movie, which runs 40 minutes, will first air March 8 on HBO, and Junge said he also is in talks to bring it to the Cheyenne International Film Festival in May.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average soared to a record closing high, breaking through levels last seen in 2007 as investors rushed to join the party in anticipation of more gains.
Signs of a strengthening US economy, continued support from the Federal Reserve, and fairly attractive valuations compared to other assets have boosted the Dow by almost 9 per cent so far this year. A strong reading in the US services sector, which accounts for the bulk of economic activity, was the latest indicator of improving demand.
"I'm surprised at the speed of the gains, which have come at a pace that we can't annualise. But stocks are still not expensive, and we can expect to continue getting a reasonable advance from here," said Jim McDonald, chief investment strategist at Chicago-based Northern Trust Global Investments, who helps oversee $US760 billion in assets.
Gains came across the board, with 10 of the Dow's 30 component stocks reaching new 52-week highs on a day when 456 securities hit new yearly highs on the New York Stock Exchange. The Dow Jones Transportation Average also closed at a new high after rising 1.5 per cent.
About 71 per cent of the NYSE stocks closed higher while 67 per cent of Nasdaq-listed shares ended in positive territory. About 6.41 billion shares changed hands on the New York Stock Exchange, the Nasdaq and NYSE MKT, slightly below the daily average so far this year of about 6.48 billion shares.
The blue-chip Dow's forward 12-month price-to-earnings ratio was at 15.87, compared with 16.99 during the 2007 highs, according to Thomson Reuters Datastream. The S&P 500's price-to-earnings ratio was at 13.5.
Outside the Dow, Google continued its gains with the stock rising 2.1 per cent to close at $US838.60, an all-time high for the web giant. Google is the highest-priced stock in the S&P 500.
The Institute for Supply Management's services index showed growth accelerated in February to its fastest pace in more than a year.
Markets have shrugged off the stalemate between the congressional Republicans and the White House over automatic US government spending cuts, known as the "sequester." Other recent headwinds, including political turmoil in Europe, have also been navigated without much pain, with investors using any decline as an opportunity to buy.
"The economy is still expanding and improving despite the risk of higher taxes and lower spending," McDonald said. "While you can never rule out a correction, we don't see the economy or the Fed getting in the way of the market."
Among Dow stocks hitting all-time highs on Tuesday were Walt Disney and 3M. All 10 of the S&P 500's industrial sector indexes rose, with tech shares among the day's gainers. Just two components ended lower - Coca-Cola and Merck & Co, while Alcoa ended flat.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average shot up 125.95 points, or 0.89 per cent, to 14,253.77 at the close. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index gained 14.59 points, or 0.96 per cent, to 1539.79. The Nasdaq Composite Index climbed 42.10 points, or 1.32 per cent, to 3224.13.
Shortly after the opening bell, the Dow rose above 14,198.10, the intraday all-time high reached in October 2007, when the world was heading toward the financial crisis. The Dow's previous closing high was set on October 9, 2007, when it ended at 14,164.53.
The broad benchmark S&P 500 is at a five-year high and about 2.3 per cent away from its all-time intraday high of 1576.09.
Equity investors have been welcoming signs of improvement in the US economy, but a big part of the rally that has continued in 2013 without a significant correction is the result of the US Federal Reserve's easy monetary policy and the near zero short-term interest rates since December 2008.
As the market is aware that the cheap money from the Fed would have to eventually end, more investors were growing cautious. While the CBOE Volatility Index, or the VIX, fell 3.8 per cent on Tuesday, it is still above lows reached in February.
"It's clear the economy isn't ready to have the Fed leave," said Ken Polcari, director of the NYSE floor division at O'Neil Securities in New York. "No one thinks we're going into a crisis like we did after 2007, but the sense of play is very telling. Even though people are in the market, they're very cautious and searching for yield.
"The caution is frustrated caution."
Qualcomm rose 2 per cent to $US67.97 after the world's leading supplier of chips for cellphones said it was raising its quarterly cash dividend by 40 per cent. BMC Software rose 3.7 per cent to $US42.32 and Micron Tech added 3.9 per cent to $US8.73.


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YARMOUTH — I-295 southbound reopened at about 1:40 p.m. Wednesday after a tractor-trailer jacknifed and blocked both lanes for more than two hours.
The truck jacknifed between exit 17 and the Royal River, said Steve McCausland, spokeman for the Maine Department of Public Safety. Traffic was detoured around the accident, with motorists exiting the interstate and traveling down U.S. 1 for about two miles before re-entering the highway.
There were no reports of any injuries as a result of the truck accident..
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TEDxCanberraChange – The BIG Picture
Something special is happening in Berlin on the evening of Thursday 5 April – TEDxChange – The BIG Picture – will take place. So, what's TEDxChange you ask?
TEDxChange is an initiative, supported by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, devoted to ideas worth spreading in the areas of global health and development. The TEDxChange team works with TEDx organizers around the world to help facilitate meaningful discussions on topics such as vaccines, polio, malaria, HIV/AIDS, maternal and newborn child health, and agricultural development. The TEDxChange initiative also includes a global signature event convened by Melinda Gates and broadcast across the TEDx community.
The short video below explains a little more about TEDxChange.
Here at TEDxCanberra, we'll be holding a very small (it is, after all, the Easter long weekend) official satellite event to coincide with the main event. Given that Berlin's time zone doesn't exactly mesh well with Canberra, we're going to watch the archive of the live stream from Berlin.
As it turns out, it'll actually be Good Friday here in Canberra; a day, regardless of our faith or not, that we should pause and consider those who share the planet with us, and how, especially for those in the developing world and in regions affected by chronic conditions otherwise controlled or eliminated in our part of the planet, just staying alive can be a struggle.


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The NASA-managed Sea-viewing Wide Field-of-view Sensor (SeaWiFS) instrument settled into orbit around Earth in 1997 and took its first measurements of ocean color. A decade later, the satellite's data has proved instrumental in countless applications and helped researchers paint a picture of a changing climate. NASA recognized the satellite's tenth anniversary September 19 with briefings at the Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md.
NASA and GeoEye's SeaWiFS instrument has given researchers the first global look at ocean biological productivity. Its data have applications for understanding and monitoring the impacts of climate change, setting pollution standards, and sustaining coastal economies that depend on tourism and fisheries.
"SeaWiFS allows us to observe ocean changes and the mechanisms linking ocean physics and biology, and that's important for our ability to predict the future health of the oceans in a changing climate," said Gene Carl Feldman, SeaWiFS project manager at Goddard.
Researchers used SeaWiFS data to identify factors controlling the unusual timing of the 2005 phytoplankton bloom in the California Current System that led to the die-off of Oregon coast seabirds. The blooming tiny microscopic plants are key indicators of ocean health, form the base of marine food webs, and absorb carbon dioxide -- a major greenhouse gas -- from Earth's atmosphere.
"Long-term observations of the California coast and other sensitive regions is essential to understanding how changing global climate impacted ecosystems in the past, and how it may do so in the future," said Stephanie Henson of the University of Maine, lead author of a study published last month in the American Geophysical Union's "Journal of Geophysical Research -- Oceans." "This type of large-scale, long-term monitoring can only be achieved using satellite instrumentation," she added.
The SeaWiFS instrument orbits Earth fourteen times a day, measuring visible light over every area of cloud-free land and ocean once every 48 hours. The result is a map of Earth with colors spanning the spectrum of visible light. Variations in the color of the ocean, particularly in shades of blue and green, allow researchers to determine how the numbers of the single-celled plants called phytoplankton are distributed in the oceans over space and time.
In other research, Mike Behrenfeld of Oregon State University, Corvallis, Ore., and colleagues were the first to use SeaWiFS to quantify biological changes in the oceans as a response to El Niño, which they described in a landmark 2001 study in Science.
"The 2001 study is significant because it marked the first time that global productivity was measured from a single sensor," said Paula Bontempi, program manager for the Biology and Biogeochemistry Research Program at NASA Headquarters in Washington. "The simplicity of SeaWiFS -- a single sensor designed only to measure ocean color -- has made it the gold standard for all ocean color monitoring instruments."
More recently, Zhiqiang Chen and colleagues at the University of South Florida, St. Petersburg, showed that SeaWiFS data have direct application for state and federal regulators looking to better define water quality standards. The team reported in "Remote Sensing of Environment" that instead of relying on the infrequent measurements collected from ships or buoys, SeaWiFS data can be used to monitor coastal water quality almost daily, providing managers with a more frequent and complete picture of changes over time.
SeaWiFS has revolutionized our understanding of the ocean's response to environmental change. Here's one example: over the last ten years, the instrument has gathered daily global bio-productivity readings. When coupled with daily sea surface temperature readings over the same time span, we immediately see a relationship between temperature and productivity.
Beyond the realm of ocean observations, however, SeaWiFS has "revolutionized the way people do research," Feldman said. SeaWiFS was one of the first missions to open up data access online to researchers, students and educators around the world. The mission was able to capitalize on advances in data processing and storage technologies and ride the crest of the World Wide Web's growth from its beginning.
When the SeaWiFS program launched in 1997, the goal was to place a sensor in space capable of routinely monitoring ocean color to better understand the interplay between the ocean and atmosphere and most importantly, the ocean's role in the global carbon cycle. A decade later, Feldman said, "SeaWiFS has exceeded everyone's expectations."
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Vettori's Damsel in DistressAngelica Amery came to Milan for a fresh start, only to find that the apartment she rented in advance doesn't exist. But when irresistible bar owner Dante Vettori comes to her rescue, Angelica can't help thinking her run of bad luck might be over after all!Daddy Wore SpursWhen cowboy Finn Calhoun claims he's the father of Mariah Montgomery's nephew, she insists he take a DNA test to prove it. But as she spends more time with Finn, Mariah begins to hope he really is the hero her little family's been missing...
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Random Question 2/19
Have you ever been to Disney (FL or CA)?
Been to both of them twice. CA when I was 15 and 17, and FL when I was 11 and 19.
Yes. I've been to Disneyland in Cali many times. We went to Disneyworld in Fl. for the first time in December. We had a blast.
I love Disney!
We've been to Disney World in FL once when the kids were pretty young. My DD wants to go for spring break or this summer for her graduation gift
yes Disney World .We went several years in a row a very long time ago but just for a day or two...my sister lived close to D.W. then.Now we go about every 4 or 5 years.One time they all asked so we went every other year once.Nope, some how the 9 or 10 days in Orlando is best about every 5 years for our family.


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Here is a sample 1800 calorie diabetic diet.
You can copy this diabetic meal plan. It follows the guidelines for a proper renal diabetic diet.
However, if you want an easy, 28-diabetic meal plan for free, be sure to check out my struggling with renal diabetic meal plan post here.
For Breakfast
- One mandarin orange
- 1/2 cup of Oatmeal or 1 slice of toast
- Four teaspoon Margarine
- One Poached Egg
- One cup of Coffee
- 2 oz. Fish
- one cup of cabbage
- 1/2 cup of fresh green peas
- 1/2 cup of fresh mango
- Four teaspoon of Margarine
- Unsweetened drink
- 3 oz Chicken on half a bun
- 1/2 cup of broccoli
- 4 teaspoon of mayonnaise
- 10-15 grapes-fresh
- 1/2 cup of whole milk
- one small slice of angel food cake
- 1 cup of non-dairy milk
Diabetic renal patients typically lose a lot of weight when starting off because many of the meal plans are so restrictive. If this is the case for you, here's a list of foods you can add to your diet for more calories.
- Fats- margarine, oil, cream cheese, nondairy creamer, salad dressing, mayonnaise
- Oils- Olive, Peanut, Canola, Corn, Soybean
-Saturated- butter, powdered coffee creamer, coconut
-Unsaturated- mayonnaise, oil, margarine, salad dressing
- Breads/Starches- vegetables, rice, noodles, bagels, cooked cereals, grits, pastas, English muffin, muffin (no nuts, bran or whole wheat), puffed rice, rice
- Crackers/Snacks- graham crackers, plain popcorn, unsalted crackers, unsalted pretzels, shortbread cookies, angel food cake, plain cake, vanilla wafers
- Beverages- fruit ice, juice bar, sorbet, apple juice, cranberry juice, grapefruit juice, grape juice, pineapple juice
- Cream Cheese- add to salads, simple desserts, fruits, appetizers
- Dairy- Whole Milk, Nondairy Creamer, Powdered Milk
These are renal diabetic diet guidelines, be sure to check with your physician to see if it fits your needs and current medical condition first.


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History of Dr. Maria Montessori
Montessori Education
Dr. Maria Montessori (1870-1952) was the first female physician in turn-of-the-century Italy. Through her deep respect for children and her outstanding skills of observation, she created a child-centered method of education that was years before its time. The traditional view of the child was as an empty vessel waiting to be filled with the superior knowledge of adults. Montessori's belief was that "education is not something a teacher does, but it is a natural process which develops spontaneously in the human being. It is not acquired by listening to words, but by virtue of experience in which the child acts on his environment."
Historical Overview
As a young doctor, Montessori worked in psychiatric clinics, where she became interested in helping children with mental retardation. She adapted a set of sensory stimuli for the education of these children, creating what in Montessori terminology are called the Sensorial Materials. In 1901, these children with whom Dr. Montessori had worked passed state educational tests designed for "normal" children, an event that aroused international attention. Newspaper articles the world over marveled at the amazing Italian physician who had brought "defectives" (as they were then called) to this feat. Dr. Montessori had a different reaction. Rather than marveling at what these children had done, she instead marveled at the fact that "normal" children were not doing better on such tests, given their obvious advantages. Dr. Montessori turned her studies to the process of normal development in order to discover how human beings could reach their potential more fully than they did in traditional schools.
A few years later, Dr. Montessori took an opportunity that arose to work with young children. A housing project was undergoing renovation in a poor section of Rome, and children who were old enough to run about unsupervised but were not yet of the age for school were causing problems in the renovated buildings. The project developers decided to intervene. Knowing Dr. Montessori was interested in working with children, they offered her a space in one of the projects and the care of 50 or 60 children aged 3 to 6. A young woman served as teacher, and Dr. Montessori began her education "experiment" in January 1907. From the start, she viewed her schools as laboratories in which to study how children learn best (Montessori, 1917/1965, p. 125). By testing new approaches and materials and noting children's reactions, over the next 50 years Dr. Montessori developed a radically different system of education.
Dr. Montessori left the legacy of a broad, field-tested curriculum covering all the major subject areas—math, music, art, grammar, science, history, and so on—for children ages 3 to 12. This system was developed by trial and error over her lifetime, with children in places as diverse as Rome, India, Spain, the Netherlands, and the United States. Dr. Montessori gave many lectures and wrote several books about her system, and she founded the Association Montessori Internationale (AMI) to carry on her work including the training of Montessori teachers.


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by Paul Larson
A Yield Curve Primer
With all the attention being given to interest rates the past few weeks, I thought it would be appropriate to touch on a topic very thinly covered here in The Fool -- the yield curve. Interest rates are of importance to all of us, whether you are discounting cash flows for analytical purposes or looking to buy a house using a mortgage for financing. Of course, the stock market is also very sensitive to changes in interest rates, as can be seen from the action over the past several weeks. The yield curve is important because looking at and knowing how to read it can often give insights into where interest rates are headed in the near future.
First, let's talk about what exactly the yield curve is. Maybe you're new to investing, heard it mentioned on CNBC or at a cocktail party, but never really understood what it was. The yield curve is simply a graph showing bond yields on the vertical axis and different length maturities of government bonds and notes on the horizontal axis.
A table of the current yields looks something like this:
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Security Yield 3-month Bill 4.25% 6-month Bill 4.32% 1-year Bill 4.20% 2-year Bond 4.29% 3-year Bond 4.38% 5-year Bond 4.24% 10-year Bond 4.42% 30-year Bond 4.98%A yield curve is nothing more than a graphical version of the above table. Generally, the longer the maturity of the debt an investor is buying, the greater the yield any given bond will carry. This is because there is more risk to principal the longer the maturity of the debt. Simply said, the more risk an investor carries, the higher return he should expect.
While there is a microscopic chance that Uncle Sam is going to renege on his debts, the risk is omnipresent that interest rates will rise before maturity, thereby decreasing the current principal value of the bonds being bought. The best way to explain this is probably through a simple example.
Let's say that Joe Average today bought a 30-year bond for $1000 (par value) that had a 5% coupon attached to it. That's to say that Joe will get $50 every year in interest payments, and that 30 years down the line Joe can cash in his bond and get his $1000 back.
Coupon rates do not change, but yields and market prices of bonds fluctuate with the free market. Let's say two years from now that Joe needs his money back for an unexpected reason. If the prevailing interest rates jumped up to 7% between now and then, the most Joe could expect to sell the bond for on the open market would be $714.28, for a principal loss of over 28%. This is because his coupon rate of $50 has not changed, but the market rate has. In this example, a $50 annual interest payment on a $714.28 bond yields 7%.
Of course, Joe could decide to hold his bond for the full 30 years, collect his 5% a year, and get the full $1000 back when the bond matures. In other words, there is virtually no risk to principal if government bonds are held to maturity, but a great amount of risk if an investor plans on selling the security on the open market. If rates are higher when than when an investor bought, a loss of principal can be expected. Likewise, if yields are lower, the value of the underlying bond increases.
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If one wants to check the theory out in the real world, one only has to look as far as this link. It shows a snapshot of the yield curve at different times over the past several months. Throughout the summer the yield curve had been flattening, indicating that the market expected rates to drop in the future. Lo and behold, look at what happened this past Tuesday.
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Every county had an elected superintendent from statehood in 1890 until statewide school reorganization did away with the posts in the 1960s.
Petersdorf -- whose sister, Martha, was a prominent Fremont County nurse -- is shown in this campaign advertisement as she sought re-election in 1934, when she was 44 years old. She was completing her first two-year-term, having defeated incumbent Mary Lee in 1932. Remarkably, at the time she was seeking re-election, Fremont County had 56 separate school districts.
County superintendent was a non-partisan office, and Petersdorf was opposed in 1934 in both the primary and general elections again by Mary E. Lee. Petersdorf, who lived in Riverton with her sister in a prominent house at 202 North Broadway, also had strong Lander ties, having been the admitting educator when the Wyoming State Training School opened in 1912.
She defeated Lee, of Lander, handily in both the primary and the general elections. Fremont County voters liked the idea; Petersdorf served 13 terms as county superintendent, retiring in 1958.
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