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The Associated Press recently reported "New Orleans homeless [people] face trouble as winter comes." Advocates for homeless people are concerned because the lack of homeless shelters after Hurricane Katrina will leave many people on the streets exposed to dangerously cold temperatures. Typically when the temperature drops below 38 degrees, the city tries to move all homeless people off of the streets into one of their six main shelters. Unfortunately, two of the six shelters are closed and another one is recovering from losing its roof. Biaggio DiGiovanni, director of the Ozanam Inn, one of the open shelters, is concerned because the planning and coordination that existed before Katrina to help get homeless people off the street and into shelter when it is cold does not exist any longer. A spokesperson for Mayor Ray Nagin said the city is aware of the problem and is trying to establish a plan. With at least 3,000 people homeless now, however, and the number growing everyday, the 450 beds the city currently has seems hopelessly inadequate.
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During the 2005 Medicaid reform debate, Congress asked Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Michael Leavitt to create a commission to review the Medicaid program and make recommendations for any future reform effort.
Recently, the Medicaid Commission finished its year- long effort and published final recommendations which include: increase state flexibility to select covered benefits, allow states to change eligibility criteria without submitting waivers to the federal government, allow the uninsured to acquire insurance through tax credits, re-evaluate the federal Medicaid match rate for each state, create a coordinated system of care for all Medicaid beneficiaries, and collect better data to evaluate the Medicaid program.
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The m4 uses the same PCB and controller as C300 SSDs, but with revised firmware and 25nm NAND chips.
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hmm higher read/write speeds are all fine and dandy thought but i would rather much perfer to see a larger capacity SDD produced that is cheaper for consumers or competitive in a way that is makes a large capacity HDD purchase no longer cost effective.
Could we finally see a £1/GB high-performance SSD?
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But they [25nm drives] are also less durable (3000 write life expectancy, down from 5000 on 32nm).
Originally Posted by Phil Rhodes
Modern CPUs don't contain megabyte after megabyte of NAND flash. It's completely different technology - and it's hard enough to read at the best of times.
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Lol, why the hell would you ditch an Indilinx drive? They're crazy fast as it is anyway. Still hanging on to my Crucial M225 until it dies.
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I could do with a 512GB SSD in my pc.
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To bump this, do we have any further details on said new Crucial drive? I could do with a 512GB SSD in my pc.
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I could do with that kind of disposable cash.
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You don't, you'd end up wondering what to do with it and eventually just buy expensive SSDs and high end headsets.
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Don't have an SSD or headset at all at the minute - so it wouldn't be a bad thing!
I agree that the compulsive upgrading to latest and greatest isn't worthwhile though, such a little gain in performance each time for a huge lump more of your hard-earned.
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It was pure love.
FL_Catholic85 and I (fcla16) met on your website, and we both swear it's the best thing that has ever happened to either of us! When I first saw him in my list of potential matches, I just ignored it; I felt that since I had no intention of staying in Florida, it would be a bad idea to start seeing someone in Florida.
A few days later, however, I looked at my matches again, and his profile just came out to me. It was like it was highlighted on the screen, and something nudged me to talk to him. So I sent him a message.
Turns out, he wasn't even a full member at the time. But he had a type of feeling that I was someone he'd like to talk to, so he bought a month's membership to respond to my message.
We hit it off right on the bat! We talked for a few weeks, then met up for our first date the day after my 21st birthday. Since I worked at Epcot at the time, we felt this would be a fun and different thing to do, so that's where we went.
I'm not going to lie, at first it was a little awkward because naturally we both are pretty quiet people. But as the day went on, we got more and more comfortable, and a few hours in we were having a blast.
Our first date (which had time in Epcot and Boardwalk) was amazing...we knew it was meant to be by the end of the night. It was pure love.
As time progressed, we realized that we had even more ethics and morals in common! We both have very traditional family values, want a big family, and have similar child rearing ideals. We are positive that we were brought together in His grace, and that this is simply a match made in heaven.
We are now hoping to be married in December of 2010. We know that it won't always be easy and perfect; there will be times where we will be tested and everything. However, we know that if we put God in our relationship first, he'll guide us and help us through everything.
Thank you CatholicMingle.com for bringing us together! We are amazingly blessed that this site has been made so that we could find each other, and our prayers go out to others that they will be able to one day experience this amazing feeling of love.
fcla16 & FL_Catholic85
The prayers and shared values brought us closer together.
Happy65 and L1nus9907 (Theresa and Jim), met on CatholicMingle.com in May of 2009. We give our stories below.
Jim: I recently lost my wife of 41 years. As part of my grieving I signed up for a 4-day retreat at St. Vincent Arch abbey in Latrobe, Pa. I also
planned to make a mini pilgrimage to Latrobe from New Jersey on my bicycle. At the same time I was participating in a workshop for grieving spouses in my home in South Carolina. One day the counselor mentioned another man who, recently widowed, had met, fallen in love with, and subsequently married a woman he met on the internet. A few days after hearing this, I received an email with a link to Catholic
Mingle.com. I decided to try it out. After submitting my profile, I saw an attractive woman, Happy65, who liked bicycling, was a serious
Catholic, and also lived in Pennsylvania. I emailed her seeking advice on my bike trip only to discover that she had a family connection to
St. Vincent's, her uncle had been a president. She also gave me some advice about how to make my trip via a safer route. We began to exchange emails and soon learned that we had a lot in common, including being from large families, having strong Catholic beliefs, and having shared the pain of losing a spouse. Soon we were talking on the phone and she was helping me get through some of the really low periods. We started praying together including a nightly rosary over
the phone. The prayers and shared values brought us closer together.
It was several months before we met in person, but by that time I felt we knew each other all our lives. After meeting her in person and seeing
her family and her parish I realized that not only did I love her, but that I also wanted to spend the rest of my life with her. She accepted
my marriage proposal, offered three months after we met, and we plan to be married in April, just under a year after our first contact.
After being widowed for over five years, I decided to look on the internet for another wonderful guy. I had dated and corresponded with other men, but not someone that I wanted to marry until Jim. I was looking for two qualities that I found in Jim, the first was a devoted Catholic with whom I could share my faith, the second was a man who enjoyed physical activities. Jim's first email, describing his planned retreat in
Latrobe and his idea of a bike trip of several hundred miles, told me that he might have both qualities.
As time went on I experienced Jim's devotion to the Catholic Faith through his descriptions of his
life and also through our shared prayers. Our emails and phone calls only confirmed to me that Jim is a man who I could find attractive. I
learned so much about his life and beliefs that I felt I really knew him. I came to look forward to saying prayers together in the evening. I invited Jim to attend my family reunion in July when all eight of my brothers and sisters and our families get together. He came from South Carolina with his dog, Casey. We had a great time and felt so
comfortable together that before I knew it he was gone and I missed him. He seemed to miss me, because he pedaled the 287 miles from Washington, DC to Pennsylvania in just four days so that we could spend more time together before his retreat. By the time his retreat was over and he
was on his way back to South Carolina, I knew that we were meant for each other.
I was not surprised that he proposed, but he did ask me a little sooner than I expected. We are so happy and thankful to Catholic Mingle for bringing us together.
Linus9907 & Happy65
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An Overwhelmingly Blessed Couple,
Overjoyed at the Beauty of God's Perfect Plan!
Marikarm (Charmaine) joined Mingle in Feb 2006. She hails from Malta-EU, a tiny island in the center of the Mediterranean sea, some 60KM south to Sicily. Bluecaller (Manny) from NJ, USA, subscribed to this site almost a year later. Meanwhile Marikarm has had more setbacks in past relationships than she has hairs on her head and had returned to the site thanks to the support and encouragement from her good mingle female friends! At the same time, Bluecaller was only hoping this will not be just another singles site to where nothing meaningful ever leads!
In fact we were both members of other personals sites. Religious and secular alike. However it was according to God's Holy Will that we meet JUST HERE!
Manny was earnest to browse profiles on this new site, and his eyes fell on my profile! When I found out he looked at me, I couldn't help glance back at him, because his photo attracted me like a magnet. One of the initial attributes that got me enchanted was his sparkling blue eyes, the windows to his beautiful pure soul! Knowing he was a newcomer to the site, I sent him a casual, but very heartfelt smile saying "In case you're not a subscriber yet, I hope you become one soon!"
Shortly following my friendly gesture, Manny bought a membership for mingle, and he to date, bless the day he did give this site a chance!
After seven months of putting our hands onto practically any medium that could keep us regularly connected, Manny came to visit me in my home-country. The spark, the magic, the sweetness, the romance and the match were incredibly evident! Finally God has answered our innermost prayers!
No person can claim to be Christian unless they have had a personal experience of Jesus Christ. And suddenly our eyes opened! We both encountered Jesus Christ anew, in the person of one another! From then on HE spoke to us through everything we experienced with our senses, signaling clearly that HE meant that we be together for life!
We had our destination Church wedding in Malta on the 13th December 2008. No matter what the future holds in store for us, for as long as I live I'll have that unforgettable memory to remember! A most beautiful day that passed like a dream...! Ah if only I can relive it !
Our Success story is not a matter of luck. When God is behind things nothing occurs by just co-incidence! We both truly believe that the Heavenly Father, waited patiently on us both to be ready for HIS call, when HE deemed that the time was right, HE used whatever means possible to bring two of His children from the end corners of the planet together. We believe HE wanted to reward us for placing all our trust, and yield ourselves to HIM completely and unconditionally! Even when it seemed to us that we were groping in a long dark passage, we stopped and listened, and did our best to follow HIS plan, in turn HE skillfully designed a Perfect plan, weaved a finest impeccable lace into which our hearts found joy, peace and fulfillment beyond anyone's most fertile imagination!
My husband is the light of my life! My heart and soul are so serene now that he decorates my life! The Blessings he has brought back into my life are countless! He is my heart's only desire, my joy, my angel, my precious treasure, my priceless gift, my all!
Our marriage is a glorious manifestation of God's continual outpouring of love towards us and towards all human beings! Trust HIM, you won't be disappointed!
Last, but not least, thanks a million to Catholic Mingle Administration. Catholic Mingle was our ONLY avenue of encounter, this is the ONLY testimonial you will read from our ends, and we would like to express our gratitude towards you for being instrumental in the Creator's Plan; providing us the path through which our lives crossed, leading our hearts to find their happy home in one another!
Charmaine and Manny
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Marikarm & Bluecaller
I couldn't be more blessed.
I was registered at Catholic Mingles for 2 or 3 weeks when I received his first "smile". I registered at Catholic Mingles after hearing, on another Catholic website, about someone who found her husband through CM. Immediately I thought "mine is there too". He sent me 2 or 3 smiles until I replied to him. That was in December of 2007. He loves pictures and sent me loads of them, which helped build my trust in him because he wanted to share his family, his friends and himself with me.
Austinguy met Vickybrasil at a very difficult time: my father had just died of cancer and I was grieving. He was looking for a woman somewhere close to NM, I live in London, UK, so our contacts started as pure friendship, nothing else. When I saw his profile and lots of action pics, I didn't like it as I am an indoor type of person. However, he was so sweet and we had so much in common to talk about, we were constantly chatting. He was a ray of sunshine into my life. Time was passing and we could feel a strong connection developing between us. Although he is American and I am Brazilian, we have the same education background, we share the same family values, same outlook in life, morals and above all, the same faith. When I had time off work in April of 2008, I decided to travel to NM to meet him in person. Things were getting serious, but I refused to say we were committed to each other without seeing him in person first. But at the airport, I knew we were meant to be together. He was so shy and respectful, it was like a dream to me. We went on bike rides, he showed me Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and Jemez Park. He introduced me to his parents, all of his family and friends, and they all couldn't be more adorable. When it was time to leave, we both cried at the airport and he said "I love you".
Later, he came to London for 2 months to get to know everything, and how I lived here, and then he asked my hand to my mother via MSN on a webcam!!!!
I have four close friends who married men they met over the internet, so I was willing to try. The only thing I asked in my prayers was for God to send me a man of faith, with strong family values. I couldn't be more blessed. We had a civil wedding in the US in November of 2008 because the Church in Brazil requires a civil wedding prior to the religious one. At that time we were saying we were half-married. Then, on January 10th, 2009 we finally got married at Church in my hometown, Niteroi, close to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It was a beautiful ceremony – even the photographer was crying – followed by a reception prepared by my mother for our families. It was a magical night, so wonderful to be able to share that happiness with relatives and friends.
Today we live in London, UK, and we are a family, committed with God, expecting the day when we will have our first child. We know things will not be easy since we are not young, fresh out of college newlyweds. We both agree our maturity is a great asset to our marriage though. We are willing to try everything because we know God introduced us to each other and we are destined to be together forever.
May the Holy Family bless us all.
Vitoria and Gerald
VickyBrasil & Austinguy
I am the happiest woman on the planet.
We met back in December of 2006. He lived in North Carolina and I live Arizona. We wanted to be just friends. He was getting ready to be deployed overseas for the military and I promised I would email him. And I did. We emailed each other almost everyday while he was deployed and we became best friends. We got our chance to meet 9 months later (Sept 2007) and when I met him at the airport that day, it was love at first sight. We have been head over heels in love ever since. We are now engaged and are planning a November wedding.
We often talk about meeting on Catholic Mingle and how lucky we are that we found each other. I am the happiest woman on the planet. I have found my perfect match.
Thank you
Deb and Dave
Macgyver & NICEONE101
We are developing the most beautiful kind of love...
Both of us were brought to the site by chance - no fate - no God, within days of each other. I sent him a card on August 2nd. We first spoke on the phone (for nearly 5 hours) on August 10th and met in person on August 22nd. Six months later we are developing the most beautiful kind of love with our religion at its core. For the moment we are making a four hour commute work, but are looking forward to living in the same city very soon! Thank you Catholic Mingle!
I followed my heart and I found him.
I met Paul (highplainsnomad) on Catholic Mingle 3 years ago. He is a lovely man. We live far apart, but continue to write and get together when we can. Living so far apart is difficult, but I believe love can move mountains. So with faith, hope, and prayer, he and I continue our journey across the miles with many warm feelings and smiles in between. Perhaps one day, if it is meant to be, we will be together. I leave that in God's hands and prayer. I followed my heart and I found Paul. Life's differences and distance make it hard, but through him, all things are possible.... So I keep the faith, enjoy the relationship, and cherish our time together.
Peace be with you and may love find its way to you too...
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Over 100 years ago Abraham Flexner disrupted American medical education by asserting that the sciences must play a foundational role in the intellectual development of a physician, thus setting the standard for the traditional curricular "2×2" model of concentrated basic science education followed by clinical training. Since then additional reforms have led to improved contextual integration of clinical education into the basic science curriculum through earlier clinical exposure and implementation of problem-based learning programs. Unfortunately, similar integration of advanced basic science education into the core clinical curriculum remains elusive, and the promise of meaningful curricular time for science educators unmet.
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Digby, Lord Jones of Birmingham has hit the ejector seat at low-cost airline Flybe. He is flying off the board where he has been a non-executive for just 11 months.
The colourful former head of the CBI said he wanted to devote more time to his other businesses interests. These are extensive ranging from Jaguar to HSBC. Sources said that Jones remained firm friends with Flybe chief executive Jim French who was also big in the CBI.
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Developer Helical Bar has gained planning permission for its £750 million Brickfields scheme at White City in west London from the London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham. The scheme, near the Westfield shopping centre on the site of a former milk-processing plant, will see 1,150 new homes built as well as office and retail space. Helical Bar will start work on the project later this year.
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Italy's hung parliament cost the country dearly in bond markets today as the nation sold €5.3 billion (£4.6 billion) in debt. Its cost of borrowing for three years jumped to a three-month high of 2.48% — up from 1.85% in January and the highest since December — and demand for the bonds also fell. RIA Capital Markets said the auction was a "reflection of continued cautiousness by investors given the uncertain political picture".
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Arjuna Kwath is a unique herbal training of Arjuna (terminalia Arjuna) which is cardiotonic & supports cardiovascular health.
Medicine No.1,2,3,4,5 - Mix all these five medicines jointly divide into 60 parts and take each an hour before breakfast and dinner either with honey or warm water.
Medicine No.6 - 1-2 tabs twice a day to be taken in the morning & evening on empty stomach with luke-warm water.
Medicine No.7 - Boil one teaspoon of kwath with one cup of cow's milk + 3 cup of water.
Analysis ofcoronary artery disease risk is done by measure cholesterol and ratio of different types of plasma lipo protein that carry cholesterol in the blood. Cholesterol is not actually a lipid, but it rides the bloodstream of spherical particles called lipo protein containing lipids and proteins. A precursor of bile acids and steroid hormones, cholesterol is an essential part of the cell membrane.
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Divya Akika pisti 5 gm
Divya Amrit sat 10 gm
Divya Yogendra Rasa 1 gm
Divya Hridayamrita 40 gm
Divya Arjuna Kwath 300 gm
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AGRICULTURE, RURAL DEVELOPMENT, FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION, AND RELATED AGENCIES APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2005 -- (House of Representatives - July 13, 2004)
Mr. VITTER. Mr. Chairman, today I rise in strong support of H.R. 4766, the Agriculture Appropriations Act for FY2005.
Agriculture is vital to not only the local economy in my home State of Louisiana but also to the culture and to way of life of many communities. Ag industries give Louisiana billions of dollars in economic impact and provide for hundreds of thousands of jobs. This bill funds many of the important programs and research that will help keep Louisiana's and our Nation's Ag sector profitable and vibrant.
This bill will fund a number of specific items of benefit to Louisiana. I am pleased that these important items were
included by the Appropriations Committee, and, as a member of the committee, I will continue to push for these important items to be included as we go to conference with the Senate.
Some of these items include provisions to help solve specific needs in Louisiana, such as dairy waste remediation and
an unexplained disease in rice crops. To help the sugar industry, there is funding to upgrade a sugar research station in southeast Louisiana.
The bill also provides for a number of research initiatives, such as ongoing work to solve the Formosan termite infestation in Louisiana and important research funding that will benefit many of the different industries-from aquaculture to forestry, and many others-across the State.
Also, this bill funds many different rural development programs and includes provisions to provide for needs in a number of communities across Louisiana that can use rural development assistance to solve waste water problems, make improvements on drinking water systems, deal with storm runoff, and other needs.
Finally, there are provisions that direct the FDA to continue efforts to benefit Louisiana's seafood industry. Particularly, funding continues for the FDA to educate Americans on oyster consumption. And, to help deal with shrimp imports that contain chemicals harmful to humans, language has been included directing the FDA to test more shrimp to catch these chemicals so that . . .
These are just a few examples of how this bill will benefit Louisiana and our Nation. I thank Chairman BONILLA for crafting such a good bill, and I urge all members to support it.
Mr. VITTER. Mr. Speaker, I ask that the Record reflect that, had I been present, I would have voted "yea" on rollcall 370, on passage of H.R. 4766, Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2005.


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How many people can reasonably live on the earth is perhaps the most urgent question of our time. But the relationship between overcrowding, degradation of the environment, and consumption of resources has proved complex. The prevailing notion used to be that if the industrialized nations provided poorer countries with development aid and birth control services, birthrates would drop. Now that idea seems both high-handed and inadequate, an imposition of Western values on countries whose inhabitants consume far less than us anyway.
So how do we address this pressing problem? The most radical solution may be to reframe the question. A consensus is emerging that rather than asking what we can do to make women have fewer babies, we need to ask what we can do to improve women's lives, how we can give everyone an equal stake in the planet's future. This newfound attention to the status of women is exciting--but it will be short-lived if it is perceived as failing to address the underlying population concern.
To defuse that danger, we must comprehend the problem broadly--it is about long-term sustainability for us all. And to understand women's role in the solution, we must first listen to their stories, which are complex, often even contradictory.
Mother Jones launched the following project, "In Her Hands," in collaboration with project directors Peter Menzel and Faith D'Aluisio. They sent a team of photographers and interviewers around the globe to talk with women about their lives and their hopes for their children; we excerpt the interviews here. The complete project will be published by Sierra Club Books next fall.


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Firepit - hole dug, need thoughts on bricks/rocks and liners...
We're making a fire pit. There seems to be a lot of redundant and somewhat unclear advice on the web for making one.
We dug about a foot into the ground, and it has about 4 ft diameter. Our ground is very sandy and drains well so we're planning to leave the base as just that.
What I can't find on the web is the WHYS of using brick or rock, and when a liner is or isn't needed. And whether to mortar or just stack. I wanted this to be simple - like a campfire. But I know it's wise to build something that lasts and works well too.
Do I just stack wedge shaped bricks I can get at a home depot garden section around it and call it good or do I need to get special bricks, liners etc. I don't think we'll be using it to death - just occasional fun use and maybe even get a grate and do some bbq if we desire once in awhile.
Thank you so much for your time and thoughts.
Hey em07,
I think the solid landscaping retaining wall blocks designed to create curves and circles will work for your occasional use firepit. They sell them at the HD and Lowe's for $3-4 a piece.
They make a special landscaping stone glue used for these blocks that binds them together. I'm not sure how much heat it can take, so I'd read the label. But I've tried to break the glue bond between old retaining wall blocks and it's pretty tough stuff.
I would dig a circular trench about 12 inches deep and fill it with clean stone or a crushed gravel to make a base for the wall. Tamp it down with a metal tamper to compact the gravel. Then build the wall. It will help keep your heavy wall from sagging and warping.
Best of luck.
Thanks for the tips.
Anyone here made a rock firepit? does it need mortaring or will a fire ring/insert inside suffice?
wedge shaped blocks
In my limited experience you need something to contain the heat, either fire brick or a metal ring. At our camp someone installed a fire pit like you've stated, just bricks dry stacked in a circle. It's been three years since that was done, and the bricks are literally crumbling. I don't know if there are higher quality bricks, but it seems to me they are not made for that purpose and break down easily. Just a thought since you said you wanted to build it well to last. I'm of the same mindset and don't want to see my projects fall apart the next year.
i found bricks at my local lawn and garden store that were made for a kiln able to take high heat for extended periods of time...not sure what they were called they were only a few cents more per brick but the guy said they would not crumble over time...i laid them on the bottom as a patio with no hole dug at all so i could just shovel out the ashes as needed and not keep making the hole deep..plus this helps keep the ground dry so u can have a fire anytime. i did not uses mortar i thought that may break down over time i just stacked them in a circle...if they fall down i just put em back up.
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Diabetes costs the nation a whopping $174 billion dollars annually and is the seventh most frequently listed cause of deaths in the United States.
It is estimated that 25.8 million people — or 8.3 percent of the U.S. population — has diabetes. Diagnoses increased from 1.5 million in 1958 to 18.8 million in 2010, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. The American Diabetes Association estimates that more than 68,000 Alaskans have diabetes. Its prevalence in Alaska has doubled in the past 20 years.
The CDC says diabetes is caused by defects in insulin production and action. It is marked by high levels of blood glucose.
The CDC emphasizes that the disease is controllable.
The disease is not gender specific, being almost evenly divided between men and women. But it is highly more likely, more than twice as frequent, among people under age 65 than among retirement-age folks.
Type 1 diabetes results in a lifetime of treatment, often involving taking insulin, exercising to maintain a healthy weight, a diet of healthy foods and monitoring of blood sugar levels. Type 2 diabetes is treated much the same way, although medication might not be necessary in all cases.
November is National Diabetes Month. Most people who visit their doctor's office for an annual checkup probably know where they stand in regard to diabetes. Others might have received tests at the recent health fair that will direct them toward treatment or a clean bill of health.
But all will notice included in the treatment for diabetes that the theme for optimum health — once again — is a healthy diet and exercise. Diet and exercise can heal a nation of its ills.


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Your Daily Dispatch of Celebrity Shenanigans
Best Thing That Never Happened: In some, "Phew! So glad that never happened" news - Ryan Gosling was almost a member of the Backstreet Boys - well, he was at least there at the group's inception. "When I was doing the 'Mickey Mouse Club,' we were living in the same place as that guy A.J. from the Backstreet Boys," Ryan told Celebuzz, referring to his time on the Disney show from 1993 to 1995. "They were just forming that band, so he was saying how big they were going to be... we were like, it's never going to happen. Didn't they already do that with New Kids? You're a little late. Cut to... I was wrong." But is Ryan sad he's didn't get on the BSB train? "They're not returning my calls," he joked. "I try not to think about it... You can't live in the past. You've got to live in the now. That ship has sailed." Fear not Ryan, BSB still has space for you! "I want to say to Mr. Ryan Gosling, I am so sorry I didn't call you back, dude," A.J. McLean told TMZ. "If we ever want a sixth Backstreet Boy, I'm gonna call you."
PLAY IT NOW: Ryan Gosling's Gangster Squad Premiere
Speaking Of Ryan: Anna Kendrick, your Tweets continue to amaze us - and make us blush! Find out what the actress said about Ryan that might be a little too much even for Roll Call, HERE! (Eva Mendes might want to watch her man next time they're in a room - or dark movie theater - with Anna!)
What Has Amanda Bynes Been Up To?: The actress - who said she's leaving Hollywood behind (after numerous fender benders - literal and career-wise) has created a Tumblr account, where she's showing off her new dimple piercing! Enjoy Amanda's new cheek jewelry, HERE!
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Lady Gaga's Insensitive Fashion?: Is a machine gun bra fashion forward, insensitive or just tacky? Lady Gaga is sporting the look, HERE, and we want to hear your thoughts?
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Securing our Future in Cyberspace
An international cybersecurity conference
National Security College, 15-19 February 2016
The National Security College at ANU is pleased to present a major cybersecurity conference bringing together our international research program partners from the United States, United Kingdom and Canada. The week-long series of public events will be complemented by invitation-only research workshops and policy roundtables, including on cyber crime, cybersecurity and statecraft, women in cyber and the future research agenda. Participants in all events will have the opportunity to hear from and interact with some of world's leading cyberspace academics and think-tank specialists at the cutting edge of research and policy influence.
Public events program
Research symposium: Towards a political ecology of cyberspace
Date: 8:30am-12pm, Tuesday 16 February 2016 (refreshments provided)
Chair: Professor Roger Bradbury, Director, Strategy and Statecraft in Cyberspace research program, ANU National Security College
Venue: Barton Theatre, Level 1, Crawford Building #132, 1 Lennox Crossing, ANU
Registration: Please register here
The symposium will take participants through a morning of informal presentations and interactive debates on research-in-progress in the international program lead by the ANU National Security College. Read more...
Public seminar: Quantum sovereignty: the Westphalian principle and the global governance of cyberspace
Date: 6-7pm, Tuesday 16 February 2016 (refreshments served from 5:30pm)
Speaker: Professor Paul Cornish, Research Group Director for Defence, Security and Infrastructure at RAND Europe, Cambridge
Venue: Weston Theatre, Level 1, Crawford Building #132, 1 Lennox Crossing, ANU
Registration: Please register here
This seminar reviews one important aspect of the contemporary debate concerning the governance of cyberspace and the direction it might take: state sovereignty. Read more...
Public seminar: Taming cyberspace: applying international law in a new domain
Date: 6-7pm, Wednesday 17 February 2016 (refreshments served from 5:30pm)
Speaker: Professor Fred Cate, Vice President for Research at Indiana University, Distinguished Professor and C. Ben Dutton Professor of Law at the Indiana University Maurer School of Law
Venue: Weston Theatre, Level 1, Crawford Building #132, 1 Lennox Crossing, ANU
Registration: Please register here
Is cyberspace just another domain of international affairs so that existing international law can be stretched to cover it, or is it sui generis and so needs a distinctive body of law? Read more...
Public seminar: The role of cybersecurity in Chinese foreign policy
Date: 12:30-1:30pm, Thursday 18 February 2016, (refreshments served from noon)
Speaker: Assistant Professor Jon Lindsay, Assistant Professor of Digital Media and Global Affairs at the University of Toronto Munk School of Global Affairs
Venue: Auditorium, Australian Centre on China in the World, Building (188), Fellows Lane, ANU
Registration: Please register here
Cyber operations and the rhetorical reactions on both sides of the Pacific have significantly undermined trust in China's foreign relations. But the situation is not in fact as dangerous as many believe. Read more...
Closing plenary: Securing our future in cyberspace - next steps
Date: 12:30-2pm, Friday 19 February 2016 (refreshments served from noon)
Speakers: Dr Herb Lin, (pictured) Senior Research Scholar for cyber policy and security at the Center for International Security and Cooperation and Research Fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University, joins the program partners above
Venue: Weston Theatre, Level 1, Crawford Building #132, 1 Lennox Crossing, ANU
Registration: Please register here
A Q&A-style event allowing for a lively exchange of ideas and reflections on securing Australia's future in cyberspace. Head of College Professor Rory Medcalf will moderate the discussion with a panel of the world's leading cyberspace academics and think-tank specialists. Read more...
The National Security College acknowledges the support of our conference sponsors.
The National Security College is a joint initiative of the Commonwealth Government and ANU.


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Commentary: NY's Health Care Proxy
New York, NY —
We've all heard many times this week that one lesson from the Terry Schaivo case is to have a living will or proxy so there is no doubt about your wishes.
But WNYC's Brian Lehrer warns that's harder to do in New York than in most other states.
New York's health care proxy law was passed in 1990, and is one of the most conservative laws of its kind in the country. Navah Harlow, Director of the Center for Ethics in Medicine at Beth Israel Hospital Center counsels families facing end of life issues.
Clip Summary: In NY State… medical proxies do not cover nutrition or hydration.
In other words, a feeding tube is not considered a medical device under New York State law, so a general proxy allowing your loved one to make all medical decisions will not allow them to have a feeding tube removed.
Clip Summary:… However… compromise under law allows you to authorize proxy to make explicit nutrition and hydration authorization on the proxy form.
The same applies to a living will. If you simply write that you do not want to be kept alive artificially, that does not cover removal of a feeding tube. You should specify that, if that's what you want.
Politically, the Schaivo case seems likely to spark a new round of culture wars legislation in state capitals around the country. Ironically, the very "blue" state of New York is likely to be held up as a model by the religious right and others who want to make it harder for feeding tubes to be removed. Jade Henricks of the religious conservative Family Research Council
Clip Summary… certainly, nutrition hydration, we don't consider that extraordinary means.
Me: it's because you believe only God can take a life?
Henricks: Basically that's accurate
But at the same time, hospital bioethicist Harlow says the Schaivo drama may inspire New York lawmakers to go the other way.
Clip Summary: There is a law being considered in Albany, maybe they'll finally pass a bill called … The Family Decisionmaking Act… which would bring NY into line with most other states
So the policy debate inspired by the Schaivo case has not ended with her death. In some ways, it's just beginning. But if you're New Yorker, it's even more important than in most places to be clear on what the law is now.
By the way, some companies are now trying to take advantage of the Schaivo case by selling proxy forms. But they are widely available for free.
In NY, contact the state Bar Association or Health Department by phone or on the web.


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Generations split over birth-defect testing
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Older pregnant women are shying away from invasive tests for foetal birth defects, while younger women are increasingly opting to have them.
Experts attribute the shift in the use of prenatal diagnostic testing to women opting for non-invasive screening methods for birth defects, which do not carry the increased risk of miscarriage.
Figures from the Murdoch Children's Research Institute show that the most marked drop in use of tests such as chorionic villus sampling (CVS) or amniocentesis was in women aged 37 and older, who have a much higher risk of having a child with Down syndrome because of their age. In 2002, 43 per cent of pregnant women aged 37 or more chose to have either CVS or amniocentesis, falling from 65 per cent in 1996. Between 1992 and 2002, the proportion of women under 37 opting to have either test rose from 2.2 per cent to 3.6 per cent. A paper based on the findings, published in the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health, reports that the change in testing practices has not affected the rate at which Down syndrome has been detected prenatally.
The institute's head of public health genetics, Jane Halliday, said the most likely reason why older women were moving away from CVS and amniocentesis was because they were choosing to have screening instead.
There are two screening available: either the combination of a blood test and an ultrasound in the first trimester, or a blood test in the second trimester.
Associate Professor Halliday said many women were wary of amniocentesis and CVS because they carried an increased risk of miscarriage of 0.5 to 1 per cent. Amniocentesis, in which a fine needle is inserted into the uterus to extract amniotic fluid, is usually performed about 16 weeks into pregnancy. CVS uses a similar method to extract placental tissue, but can be performed earlier at 10 to 14 weeks.
Screening has become more popular in recent years, it is estimated that about 50 to 60 per cent of pregnant women opt for a prenatal screen.
Associate Professor Halliday said it was not clear why some women were not being tested.
Shane Higgins, director of delivery suites at the Royal Women's Hospital, said that while many women were not prepared to risk miscarriage, he believed some were choosing not to have any kind of test. "They are willing to accept whatever hand they're dealt," he said.
Monash Medical Centre obstetrician Euan Wallace said that older women were less prepared to accept the risk of miscarriage caused by testing, as it might be their last chance to have a child. Screening had also improved in recent years, he said.
Meanwhile, researchers are working on a non-invasive test to detect birth defects such as Down syndrome and cystic fibrosis as early as six weeks into pregnancy.
A test being developed by Monash IVF is similar to a Pap smear, and works by scraping away the cervical mucus, isolating the baby's cells from the mother's, and then testing them for irregularities. Monash IVF is about to begin a trial of the technique.


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Gingrich to Santorum: I'll take Romney over Obama any day
"I want to start with something Rick said tonight that I frankly was very surprised that he said and that I hope he's taking back," Gingrich told the Baton Rouge Tea Party event crowd referring to Rick Santorum's comments earlier today…
"I may have some very substantial disagreements with Gov. Romney. There is no doubt in my mind that if the choice was Gov. Romney or Barack Obama, we would have no choice," Gingrich said. "The danger of Obama is so great that I would hope that every candidate running – Ron Paul, Gov. Romney and Sen. Santorum – that we would all agree that whoever becomes the Republican nominee, we have one common goal and that is to defeat Barack Obama."
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A Buffalo driver who was chased by Buffalo and Amherst police after he hit several cars near Bailey and Winspear avenues about 3 p.m. Tuesday was driving with a suspended license, authorities said.
Amherst police said further charges will be lodged against Jamale White, 22. The commotion led to a brief lockdown of both Amherst Middle and Senior High schools.
White was arrested about 3:30 p.m. after he abandoned his SUV on Kings Highway outside Amherst Middle School, then tried to outrun Amherst police, authorities said.


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Team preview: Radford
Blue Ribbon Illustrated previews the 2004-05 college basketball season, exclusively on Insider.
Updated: October 20, 2004, 5:20 PM ETBlue Ribbon Yearbook
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While Radford undergoes somewhat of an identity crisis as an athletic program, Highlanders coach Byron Samuels knows just what he wants his basketball team to be.
While Radford undergoes somewhat of an identity crisis as an athletic program, Highlanders coach Byron Samuels knows just what he wants his basketball team to be.
Radford, courted all summer by the Atlantic Sun Conference, ultimately put that far-flung league off to continue battle in the more geographically favorable Big South, a league of which RU was a charter member. Meanwhile, Samuels needs a winning season after two losing-albeit-feel-good campaigns.
His first team was a surprise finalist in the BSC Tournament at the conclusion of a 10-win year, and last year, the Highs improved to 12 wins but got bounced from the first round of the BSC Tournament for the first time since 1996.
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While the white powder beaches and turquoise waters of Riviera Maya attract numerous movie stars and millionaires, Half Moon bay is one of those paradise-like destinations that allows you to experience the best of the Caribbean and stay within your budget.
The Playa Blanca condos are a great example of a great bang for your buck. Located in North Akumal overlooking Half Moon Bay, it offers excellent snorkeling and beach combing. (remember your water shoes!)
The smart layout of Playa Blanca makes the maximum out of stunning sea views in every beachfront condo. The beach level units come with a private patio and provide direct access to the white powder beach. The second level condos have an ocean view terrace, perfect for enjoying your coffee in the morning and taking advantage of the invigorating Caribbean breeze. While the penthouse units boast the most panoramic views of Half Moon Bay and come with a private terrace as well.
The open-concept layout of the living spaces, tasteful décor and extensive glass sliding doors facing the Caribbean create an atmosphere of home, airiness and peace. It's easy to picture yourself discussing the plans for the day with your family, preparing cheesy quesadillas in the well-stocked kitchen or sharing a meal in the dining area with the Caribbean and Half Moon Bay as your backdrop.
Depending on the size of your party, you have the option of renting two and three bedroom condos. However, if you are planning a romantic trip with your beloved one, the guest bedroom of the 2-bedroom condos can be locked off. This means that you get to enjoy the best of Playa Blanca for less!
The highlight of the Playa Blanca condos is, without a doubt, the Master Bedroom. Featuring a comfortable king-size bed, ample storage space, a chic master bathroom and extensive louvered windows that fold back to welcome plenty of light and reveal magnificent ocean views. The guest bedroom also faces the sea and is furnished with one single and one double bed and a private bathroom.
If you have more than 5 people traveling with you, there is another bedroom that has a separate entrance and is an ideal choice for those who like the feeling of privacy and independence while staying with a bigger group of people. Located on the tranquil garden side of the Playa Blanca it comes with a private kitchenette, its own bathroom, an exterior sitting area and a double bed. (see Amenities section below to choose the condo that fits best for you).
It's truly a bargain to stay at this beautiful beach condo in one of the most picturesque areas of Akumal and have all the commodities nearby. The famous La Buena Vida beach bar is just 2 minute walk away. While Central Akumal tourist services, Lol ha beach bar and restaurant and gorgeous Yal ku lagoon are literally 3 minutes' drive away from Playa Blanca Condominiums.
So make a smart decision and inquire Playa Blanca Condominiums and save yourself a lot of vacation-planning time and money!
Playa Blanca condos, Half Moon Bay, Akumal
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By: Kirk
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About me: Seeking a Family Vacation/DestinationLooking for Quiet & RelaxationEnjoys Beach & Water Sports
Property was clean and well maintained.
By: MollyO
From: New Orleans, LA
About me: Seeking a Family Vacation/DestinationEnjoys Beach & Water SportsLooking for Quiet & Relaxation
We were pleasantly surprised at how spacious this until was and also by the fact that it has a/c. Close to several restaurants and a small grocery across the street.
By: Tim
From: Wellington, CO
About me: Enjoys Beach & Water SportsLooking for Quiet & RelaxationInterested in Cultural & Nature Activities
Great place and environment to relax and get some of the Mexican culture.
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A very nice place to enjoy Mayan Riviera!
The view is magnificent! The neighborhood nice and calm. The location strategically placed between Tulum and Xcaret with easy access to beaches, Mayan ruins, water parks, cenotes and much more.
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this is a very peaceful spot,I love sitting on the balcany waiting the turles feed. Also great snorkeling
By: Hop
From: New York
About me: Looking for Quiet & RelaxationSeeking a Family Vacation/DestinationEnjoys Beach & Water Sports
We have been staying at Akumal for over 15 years. Lots of changes, but always wonderful. Playa Blanca is the perfect condo.
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From: Philadelphia, PA
About me: Looking for Quiet & RelaxationSeeking a Family Vacation/DestinationEnjoys Beach & Water SportsInterested in Cultural & Nature Activities
Playa Blanca made our family vacation. It had been a few years since we all traveled together as a family so as with any family there were some nerves as to how the trip would go. After dealing with car rental issues our arrival at Playa Blanca was refreshing - clean, spacious, beautifully appointed, on the beach, great views, fully equipped kitchen... i can go on. It looked like the pictures posted on the Loco Gringo site. One note is that the green room is a bit cave-like (not much light and space) and the separate entrance didn't really open.
Everyone had a great time and we really enjoyed taking advantage of the place. The beach is rocky here but you can snorkel or just relax on the lounge chairs. It is a bit of a walk to Akumal Beach but doable for sure. Close to Buena Vida for drinks.
By: mama
From: Idaho
About me: Interested in Cultural & Nature ActivitiesLooking for Quiet & RelaxationEnjoys Beach & Water Sports
This beautiful property is spacious, clean and quiet. The beach here is amazing. Wonderful restaurants are close. We enjoyed the ruins, cenotes and Xcaret. In Playa Del Carmen is an amazing restaurant called "The Alux" It is all underground in caverns. This was our 5th time to the area. We felt very safe here. We did not see any effects of the problems in some regions of Mexico.
By: Fruttola
From: Italy
About me: Interested in Cultural & Nature ActivitiesEnjoys Beach & Water SportsSeeking a Family Vacation/DestinationLooking for Quiet & Relaxation
My family and I stayed by Playa Blanca from August 9 till 23, 2010.
Perfect for a family: large rooms and spaces, wonderful location on the beach, all facilities and friendly staff.
One morning we wake up and saw some turtles bore on our beach!!!
Very pleasant vacation, relaxing and exciting.
A special thank to LocoGringo staff.
By: Ducky
From: Apple Valley MN
About me: Enjoys Beach & Water SportsLooking for Quiet & RelaxationSeeking a Family Vacation/Destination
We're a return guest and plan to use this unit again on our next trip to Akumal in 2011. We have no interest in looking for anything else.
By: Hawkeyes!
From: Des Moines, IA
About me: Seeking a Family Vacation/DestinationLooking for Quiet & Relaxation
We've been coming to Akumal for several years and this year brought along our first baby and both sets of her grandparents! We couldn't have had a better time! Playa Blanca provided a new and very nice portable crib and there was plenty of room for everyone to move around. We loved having cocktail hour on our own walk out patio and watching the sunsets. We'll be booking our Playa Blanca/Akumal trip again soon for 2011~
By: Shay-Jay
From: Oregon City, OR
About me: Seeking a Family Vacation/DestinationLooking for Quiet & RelaxationEnjoys Beach & Water SportsInterested in Cultural & Nature Activities
Loved the condo at Playa Blanca. Fantastic location - right on the beach. The town of Akumal is very quiet and friendly. Plenty of nice places to eat. Plenty of fun activities nearby. Wonderful vacation!
By: ann from Michigan
From: west coast of Michigan
About me: Looking for Quiet & RelaxationNewlywed/CoupleEnjoys Beach & Water SportsInterested in Cultural & Nature Activities
great! relaxing!liberating!rejuvenating!all around wonderful!!!!!!
By: Jack and Julie
From: Columbus, Indiana
About me: Seeking a Family Vacation/DestinationInterested in Cultural & Nature ActivitiesEnjoys Beach & Water SportsLooking for Quiet & Relaxation
We take our family to Akumal every year at Christmas. (Started with two of use this year it was 11). We had 3 units at PlayaBlanca. It is clean, safe and the views are great. Akumal is more "quaint" than any of the major resorts so don't to there if you are looking for a Cancun-like experience.
By: LG
From: Portland, OR
We stayed in the back studio, which was a good value and close to the beach, but had no view of the water. The linens were a bit worn, but fine for the price. Very impressed with how well the tiny kitchen was stocked w/ pots, pans knives etc. I was worried that there was no stove, but a portable electric stove top worked very well. The windows look out onto the main pathways, which meant no privacy unless the curtains are closed or you are in the bathroom. Akumal is pleasant town, lots of interesting things to do a short drive away. Definately rent a bike to easily get to the town or lagoon- otherwise you'd feel "stuck".
By: Beach Lover
From: Minnesota
About me: Looking for Quiet & RelaxationEnjoys Beach & Water Sports
I'm a big Akumal fan and Playa Blanca is a great condo, relatively small complex, right on the beach, easy access, clean, nice size, etc.. I've stayed in 4 or 5 places in Akumal and this one is great. While we believe the artwork depicts ancient local religious - it was extremely creepy and we found it disturbing. There is a lot of art and it's all by the same artist. While I would stay at Playa Blanca again, I would not stay in unit 5.
By: Cheesehead
From: Wisconsin
Property needed repair to air conditioning, shower, and refrigerator freezer during our stay. Staff were cooperative, and eventually fixed the problems, but the deficiencies detracted from satisfaction with the unit.
Would have been 5 stars if not for the repair issues.
By: indiagal
From: Tennessee
About me: Enjoys Beach & Water SportsInterested in Cultural & Nature ActivitiesLooking for Quiet & Relaxation
This is a great property - very comfortable and with amazing views from almost every spot (we didn't use the 2nd bedroom). It was cleaned every day, and had everything we needed to cook our own b'fast and lunches. There is nothing better than waking up in the morning to the sunrise (seen easily from the bed) and then taking coffee and a book to the beach. The only con was that we could hear our neighbors above us at night and there were many more of them than us. No big deal. We will be back!
By: Annie
From: Leominster, MASS
About me: Looking for Quiet & RelaxationEnjoys Beach & Water SportsInterested in Cultural & Nature Activities
My husband and I stayed at Playa Blanca in March 2013. We found the condo to be really clean, staff was friendly and in walking distance to everywhere we wanted to go in Akumal. The only negative we found was the inconsistent water temps in the shower. That being said, we would stay there again.
By: Tom
From: Galveston, TX
Third year in a row that we have stayed here! That says it all.
By: Glenn Peterson
It is quiet and quaint here in Akumal if that s what a vacationer is looking for! Just the right amount of shopping and restaurant choices. A drive to Tulum or Playa Del Carmen offers the rest!
By: Alexander Mineev
The entrance doors are a joke and provide virtually zero soundproofing.
By: Deborah McMullan
Our stay for was seven wonderful nights. The condo was perfect for our family. We had two couples and one single, so the three bedrooms and three baths worked perfectly. The condo cant be beat. Huge living area with an extra large balcony. And the view was the best in Akumal.
By: Kathy Simmonds
We have stayed at a number of condos in N. Akumal. This condo was fine but lacked some of the nice details of others - including small things such as a cutting board for the kitchen and adequate # of hooks in the bathroom. Nevertheless, the location is superb, it was clean and completely acceptable overall. I would stay there again.
By: Ben Grindy
This place is great, Akumal is a wonderful community to call a home base as you vacation in Q. Roo. Having Wifi in the condo was a plus to keep in contact with family while on the trip. Highly recommended if you are looking for an affordable, clean, and spacious place to stay on the beach front!
By: Melissa Goin
We had a great time at playa blanca. People were helpful, it was very clean, couldn't ask to be closer to the beach. Had to rent a golf cart to conveniently get to and from town, but that in itself is a fun thing to do. It's right across the street from a corner store for misc. stuff. The only obstacle we had with the place is simply because we 2 kids under 4. It is far from kid proof (why should it be, of course. just a warning) so there is a lot for little fingers to get into. Also because its all tile concrete sound bounces everywhere (ie. crying, etc). Apart from these couple of hiccups, our time was super. They went out of their way to find us a crib, were friendly and helpful. To the average traveller, this is the ideal place!
By: Priscilla Howland
The management folks were most kind and helpful when our hot water stopped (due to a roof tank malfunction) on Christmas day.
By: Michele Dohler
Had a wonderful vacation. Lovely area , so much to see and do Many restaurants choices in the area We do not do a lot of cooking on holidays but the condo had everything we would have needed if we did want to cook.Staff were extremely pleasant and helpful. Only concern with property was mattress's in second bedroom need to be replaced. Would definitely stay again .
By: Robert Brownlee
Right on the water - when calm, snorkeling is quite good. Excellent staff on site - we had car engine troubles, and the ground staff person was superb, offering his cell phone and contacts to take care of the issue. Dining nearby is very good - 1/2 block to West Mexico cuisine and another block to speared lionfish meals! Wi-Fi OK.
By: Lara Whisman
As usual, Playa Blanca is a wonderful condo and the beach is fabulous! This is our second time staying in these condos and it has become a favorite ~ we'll be back soon we hope! :)
By: Tom Stark
I have been vacationing in the Rivera Maya for about 12 years now. Akumal and Tulum are my favorite destinations. I truly enjoy my stay at the Playa Blanca condos. Stayed 4 nights in January. Very friendly staff. Half Moon Bay is a beautiful, quiet location. Excellent snorkeling, but be prepared for rocky entry. Rent a bike from La Joya condos and cruise up and down the beach road to Yalku lagoon and Akumal Bay or over to the pueblo. Lots of decent restaurants in Akumal. La Vita is a 3 minute walk from Playa Blanca. Always had great food here. Try the lionfish tacos down the street at Gyn'AK! Loved the magnificent view from #5 second floor at Playa Blanca! Beautiful art. Spacious. Needs new sheets and more wine glasses. Otherwise perfect. I'll be back. Go up to the roof top to see the sunsets and star gaze! Buen viaje!
By: Kate Jones
The maintenance team worked so hard to keep the property clean and orderly, which made our stay even more pleasant than we had anticipated. The condo was very quiet, even on New Year's Eve, which was helpful with a one-year-old in tow. We enjoyed the location on Half Moon Bay, which is swimmable with water shoes, despite the rocks. Our only issue was that LocoGringo originally sent us to the wrong place to check in, but that situation was rectified within a few minutes.
By: William Haakinson
We enjoyed our stay although the A/C in the main part of the condo did not work. The bedroom ones did. Employees did a good job
By: Marsha Lajoie
The property was even better in person than the photos. The location was wonderful. The booking process and check-in process was exceptional, all details were explained and handled correctly. Everything about this place is spot on!
By: Wendela Collot
We stayed 2 nights in Playa Blanca. We liked it very much. The appartment no 5 was perfect and clean . They clean it daily and bring purified water, The kitchen was ok only the gas stove very slow. We did a lot of snorkeling in Half Moon Bay (very quiet and beautiful) and also in Akumal Bay ( busy, many turtles) .
By: Carol Carlson
overall great! was disappointed when booking that the rates went up for the same time as before but no improvements to the unit. water pressure was low, and occasional sewage smell from the master bathroom was unpleasant. might get another unit next time.
By: Holly Palmieri
We enjoyed our stay at Playa Blanca. Beautiful beach location, although not really a swim beach. Our location was convenient to the restuarants in Akumal. We especially enjoyed La Buena Vida!
By: Timothy Corwin
Our stay was very pleasant. The condo was well maintained and the management was extremely helpful. I have been visiting the Akumal- Tulum corridor since the mid - 1990''s and have stayed in many different places. Half Moon Bay is not my favorite. I like to walk the beach, which is shorter here than other areas. The water in Half Moon is shallower, rougher and rockier than other places. On the plus side, the condo is close to Yal Ku Lagoon, which is great for snorkeling and is just a few minutes walk from La Buena Vida restaurant. Also, Akumal Bay, which is good for swimming and snorkeling is close by. Overall, I would rate this three out a possible five stars.
By: Brian Hazzard
We had a great stay in this unit centrally located in Half Moon Bay. An easy walk to the best beach bar in the Caribbean; LA BUENA VIDA. We also enjoyed TEQUILAVILE in Akumal Pueblo; well worth the walk into the village. A great vacation for all.
By: Michael Newton
Our visit was great. Helpful staff. Spotlessly clean. Easy access to stores and restaurants
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|2012-10-21, 08:47
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Feyris it was her job to act like that!
Ruri was acting like that only among otaku!
They have nothing to do with prepubescent kids unable to escape their fantasy world, and adapt to reality (aka chuunibyou)
Oh! and by the way, Yuuta has escaped nothing, he just tries to behave normal with little success
|2012-10-21, 08:54
|Link #1562
a random Indonesian otaku
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Xanadu
Age: 25
so far I'm enjoying this anime...
once again, anime like this makes me feels I have a gloomy highschool time... damn! I should have more fun like them during highschool time.. lol
well, I feel like Rikka is already had a feeling toward Yuuta because she always tried to attract Yuuta's attention toward her...
I'm not sure why Nibutani suddenly join the club... I never expect her to join in early episode though...
so... if we guess their club's activity... Nibutani and Yuuta will be the most normal one and maybe have some lovey-dovey time (which maybe their intention of joining), Rikka and Sanae will have fun with their epic battle and imagination and Tsuyuri will spend time by sleeping all the time...
I'm expecting a chuunibyo syndrome in Nibutani and the return of Dark Flame Master
|2012-10-21, 09:36
|Link #1563
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: forever lost inside a logic error
You seem to be under the wrong impression that this must be a persistent behavior and that the "sufferer" cannot possibly drop his pretentious behavior in a single instant.
this is quite disconfirmed by this very show, especially the lite episodes. Also you have a clear example in Steins;Gate too when "Hououin Kyouma" immediately states to be "Okabe Rintaro" in a humble tone as soon as the old man threatened him to raise the rent.
At any rate, like I said, pretending to be someone else or having supernatural powers is but one of the chuunibyou types, and that's not really the point. I think Gokou Ruri is probably even more of a textbook example of a real chuunibyou because she actually tries to assert her superiority, which is the real problem with this "syndrome".
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|2012-10-21, 09:46
|Link #1564
Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Mandaluyong, Philippines
My 2 cents be, if... if there is a reason to Rikka's being a chuunibyou, will probably get a clue from this shot in the OP
We'll probably get something for the end of the series, but I still think the show will always be in the realm of a romantic comedy.
|2012-10-21, 09:50
|Link #1565
Senior Member
Spoiler for Hyouka comparison:
Somebody else on this thread suggested that Shinka will be to Yuuta what Mikuru is to Kyon, and that sounds about right to me.
I doubt its anything more serious than that since this show is a pretty lighthearted comedy all things considered.
Kuroneko is basically someone who has found the right balance between her chunnibyou and her "real life". She's someone who can "turn it on and off" at will. But Kuroneko does play make-believe sometimes - You see that in certain pieces of her dialogue here and there. And you definitely see that in her goth loli look that she almost always wears when she's not in her student uniform.
Kuroneko is more or less where Rikka needs to end up, imo.
|2012-10-21, 13:39
|Link #1568
God General
Graphic Designer
we'll probably see confirmation next episode
|2012-10-21, 16:27
|Link #1569
Anyway should we start diagnosing chuunibyou as an abnormal mental condition, then Harajuku park gets filled with psychopaths every weekend
Rikka pretends to be (or is) detached from reality, IRL that would require a psychiatrist at her age.
|2012-10-21, 16:31
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Pillager of Twilight
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Location: Rivers In the Desert
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|2012-10-21, 16:35
|Link #1571
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Age: 30
Forgot to say that I'm impressed by Uesaka Sumire performance. I only heard her role as Papakiki's Sora and quited surprise that I cannot find any similarity at all. Dekomori's energy also came out well by her voice, IMO.
On another note, if the book by "Mori Summer" really say that about the dark flame and the eye user, then the "Mori Summer" person, speculated to be Nibutani, is shipping YuutaxRikka?
|2012-10-21, 17:05
|Link #1573
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: forever lost inside a logic error
This is substantially an otaku slang, but instead of referring to anime archetypes like "tsundere" it refers to a certain subset of real people.
The problem here is that you don't quite grasp what kind of people are usually referred as "chuunibyou".
Your arguing that Kuroneko isn't a chuunibyou because she's in control of her "delusions" makes as much sense as the claim that a Blackberry isn't a smartphone because it isn't made by apple.
Not only chuunibyou aren't supposed to be actually delusional, but the roleplay bit and the fake background are just part of a specific subset of chuunibyou, in the same way Iphones are only one brand of many different smartphones.
Let me make a few examples:
- A middle schooler used to like a band but suddenly becomes irritated that it became too mainstream because now he's just one of their many fans? That's a chuunibyou
- A middle schooler starts drinking coffee even if he doesn't like it just to appear more adult and cool than his peers? That's a chuunibyou
- A middle schooler starts acting like a delinquent and brags about his misdeeds and fights, even if actually didn't do anything, for the sole purpose of looking cool and special? That's a chuunibyou
There are then the Jakigan chuunibyou, they push it even further by creating fantastic backgrounds and claiming to possess supernatural powers. But they aren't really any more disturbed than the examples before, and the point is still to "look cool and special".
If one believes in a fantastic world for the sole purpose of escaping reality and actually believes in such things, he isn't a chuunibyou at all, he's just psychotic.
|2012-10-21, 17:30
|Link #1574
I am not wording it correctly, let try in another way:
Rikka is always in-character, while Ruri, Feyris, Rintarou chose when to role-play. Assuming Rikka does not pretend it, she needs a psychiatrist, otherwise just to grow up (mentally).
As for the chuunibyou examples, they are just immature behaviour. Should I assume that if you are in middle school and behave immaturely you suffer from chuunibyou? Because that would be the majority of kids.
But regarding the jakigan (= evil sight?) chuunibyou should one not pretend it, he definitely needs professional help.
PS: iPhone is not just one of the many smartphones
|2012-10-21, 18:16
|Link #1575
Yuuki Aoi
Join Date: Jul 2004
I wonder if for a second-year middle-schooler to play out these fantasies is okay, but it becomes "chuunibyou" when someone older does them.
In any case, this is a comedy anime, and I think it is not meant to be realistic. KyoAni is making Rikka seem out of control so that it can animate some interesting stuff.
But in fact, I do see hints (or maybe I imagine them) that Rikka herself knows what she is doing and just prefers to live this way, for whatever reason. Maybe it is just the normal motive: she wants to feel she is something special, rather than just a very ordinary, unglamorous, rather childish high-school student. In any case, I don't think she is psychotic. Just pleasantly weird.
|2012-10-21, 18:17
|Link #1576
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: forever lost inside a logic error
If your point is to state that Rikka is different than the others, I guess you could say so, albeit I don't think it's correct to state that she's always in-character and that she cannot possibly drop her pretense. She does, albeit subtly and rarely, she does.
Even then that's not a good reason to think that she's more chuunibyou than the others. For example you have mentioned Rintarou, well if you read the glossary of Steins;Gate it says that he is a textbook example of Jakigan chuunibyou.
Maybe you should use him as a term of comparison rather than Rikka.
As for the other examples, if you watch the first minutes of episode01, you'll realize that the narrator says exactly the same things, even if it is very quick in his explanation.
I think it's more than simple immaturity, but it's undeniable that immaturity is a strong component of what a chuunibyou is, which is why it's called "eight-grade syndrome" to begin with.
|2012-10-21, 21:42
|Link #1577
Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2007
Also, I certainly agree it's good to caution about excessive comparisons with Hyouka, which is a very different series in so many ways.
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|2012-10-21, 22:53
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Australia
Whatever she did, it was to look cool rather than to actual "powering up"
|2012-10-21, 23:18
|Link #1579
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Join Date: May 2011
Location: Mexico
Age: 46
|2012-10-22, 02:25
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Boyzone
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Looks like we'll get more of Nibutani and Dekomori.
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I have the same question (2012 Highline with 510 nav)... How much would that cost?
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I have the same question (2012 Highline with 510 nav)... How much would that cost?
Same thing here (Canada thing?)... To be more specific, 5KM/H difference. I think it's on purpose, because the difference is the same with all speeds, not a ratio.
Make sure you replace both, or you will have 2 different colors.
Really? Does that even exist?
Maybe it is an aftermarket sunroof? Do you control it with the factory dial?
The tranny update has fixed mine... It's been 10k KM without any issues since the update.
For the OP, don't worry a lot :) The car is still under warranty. It's been nice with me since I bought...
Please don't get me wrong but I swear for a minute I thought your car is a Golf with a Tiguan's frontend... :D
I have a 2012 Canadian Highline (SEL in the USA), and it got the valet key (3 keys in total). They don't come with kessy here AFAIK.
BTW, why would someone need the valet key? All the three have...
Today was the worst weather ever since the Tiguan left the factory, it was -10˚ and it was parked outside.
When I turned the car on, the coolant light was flashing with a beeping sound. The...
I just went to the car to make sure and yes, I'm right.
Sorry it's a bad photo as it was really dark.
38psi? mine says 41psi!
These are high quality aluminum 3D stickers. Instead of replacing the caps, you just stick them on the current ones. Mine were a perfect fit.
Here is where I bought them from...
I just bought and installed new Audi replica rims and tires for winter (18" OEM size replacing my summer 19" savannah wheels)
Honestly, I didn't like the rims at all at first but they are kinda...
Not any more. I've updated mine and the car is perfect for 10,000KM after the update.
First of all, I'm glad you're OK after the accident.
If the airbags were deployed, then the $12,000 would've been doubled and the insurance would for sure replace your car (well, it depends on...
Normal when the car is new. Once you reach say 3000miles, you should start noticing an improvement.
I used to get 16MPG (when the car was new) and now I'm getting 20MPG (3700 miles) and I know for...
Just in case someone ends up with such an issue (hopefully not :(); I went to the dealer today and they decided to replace the navigation system. They placed an order for the unit and I'm waiting for...
Back from my road trip and no replies? :(
No one ever had a similar issue before?
I have a new 2012 Tiguan Highline with RNS 510. I've been owning the car for 2.5 months.
Today I was driving normally as usual and was able to use the GPS in the morning to go...
The premium sound system dynaudio, AFAIK.
Mine was for $50,000 ($44,000 - Grad program - a few hundreds + fees + taxes) :mad:
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In honor of our fifth year of hosting the Innovation in Sustainability Awards program, the SBO team celebrated by retooling our categories — and adding a lot of winners — to this year's awards mix.
Innovation: Meet the 2013 SBO Award winners
Whereas last year we honored businesses and groups for their product, supply chain, operational and advocacy skills, we decided to make our 2013 categories more sector-specific.
Our categories include:
- Energy, which honors companies that, among other achievements, have implemented game-changing strategies to reduce or maximize the amount of power they and their customers use.
- Equity, in which honorees have practiced strong civic engagement and social impact.
- Food, which tracks those excelling in such areas as local sourcing and limiting waste.
- Natural Environment, which honors businesses that use hard metrics to improve our surroundings.
- Transportation, a category that fetes innovators who make our roads safer and cleaner.
- Waste, in which this year's winners are keeping their dirty business out of our landfills.
- Water, which includes anything from promoting cleaner drinking water to building new delivery systems.
Tickets for the event, at Portland's Governor Hotel on November 14, are available here.
We've honored 20 companies this year (plus two individuals whose stories will appear on SBO's website on Monday). Click through the gallery above to meet your 2013 SBO Innovation in Sustainability Award winners.
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