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I graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Journalism in 2011. I haven't done much with it yet, but I hope to in the near future.
I've lived in Brookings pretty much my whole life, but I'm ready to move on to something different like Denver, Colorado. I visited my friend there a couple years ago and fell in love with the city.
I usually like all of Kevin Smith's movies, I could watch them over and over. I usually go for a comedy more often than not.
The Walking Dead, Dexter, Trailer Park Boys, Arrested Development, How I Met Your Mother, Game of Thrones, and The Office are my favorite TV Series.
As far as music, I have a pretty eclectic taste, from 1960s Motown to 90s alternative to some of today's music. I like to mix it up.
My favorite food is tacos. They're simple and delicious.


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When I built my bending fixture I made sure the threaded rods cleared the available space in both the AKM and Yugo flats. I had one of the last Tapco Yugo flats on hand.
When AK-Builder came out with their flats I decided to use the Tapco flat for the test build and just ignore all the unwanted underfolder holes.
When I checked the AK-builder flat I ran into a problem - the pistol grip hole was smaller than the 3/8" all-thread, plus it was offset maybe 1/8" from the Tapco. Which means I can't run my pullrod into that hole.
The big hole in the Tapco flat looks just like the one in my Romanian flat. A Romanian grip nut fits. I'm guessing the Tapco one is designed for something riveted on.
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March 19, 2013
Saturday, March 23 -- vs. Wisconsin (Varsity Tennis Center), Noon
Live Video/Live Scoring
Sunday, March 24 -- vs. Minnesota (Varsity Tennis Center), Noon
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The University of Michigan men's tennis team (6-6, 1-0 Big Ten) returns home this weekend to host a pair of Big Ten Conference duals at the Varsity Tennis Center. U-M will welcome Wisconsin (10-2, 1-0 Big Ten) at noon on Saturday (March 25) before closing the weekend on Sunday (March 26) with a noon match against Minnesota (4-7, 0-1 Big Ten).
Dual-Match Format
This weekend's dual matches will be for the best-of-seven team points. The dual will begin with three doubles matches consisting of eight-game pro sets. The team that wins two of these three matches will enter the singles competition with one of seven points. After a brief intermission, six singles matches will be played. Each singles match will be the best-of-three tie-break sets and worth one point towards the team competition. The overall dual match will be decided when one team secures four total points. Matches in progress when the dual match is clinched will be played to completion.
Senior Evan King picked up his 102nd career singles victory with his 6-4, 6-3 decision over Michigan State's Aaron Pfister in U-M's Big Ten opener (March 14). With the victory, King tied Dan Brakus (1991-94) and David Kass (1989-92) for third place on Michigan's all-time singles wins list. King -- Michigan's lone senior -- is 11-1 in dual competition and 17-4 overall this season.
On March 6, senior Evan King became only the fifth Wolverine in program history to post 100 career singles victories, accomplishing the feat by defeating Pepperdine's seventh-ranked Sebastian Fanselow, 6-2, 6-4, at the No. 1 singles position. The victory also marked King's second top-10 win of the season.
On March 13, senior Evan King collected his third Big Ten Athlete of the Week accolade of the season after putting together a 3-0 road trip. King has garnered Big Ten Athlete of the Week on nine occasions during his Wolverine career.
Junior Barrett Franks has won each of his last three matches and boasts a 9-2 dual record. He trails only senior Evan King in dual wins this year.
The Badgers enter the weekend with a 10-2 record on the season and are 1-0 in Big Ten play after a 4-3 win over Minnesota in the conference opener. Michigan owns a 73-9-1 advantage in the all-time series against Wisconsin and has won each of the last three matches, including last season's 5-2 victory in Madison.
Minnesota is 4-7 on the season and 0-1 in Big Ten play, but the Golden Gophers are coming off a 6-1 upset victory over 14th-ranked Washington in their last outing. Minnesota owns two nationally ranked singles players in No. 36 Rok Bonin and No. 102 Leandro Toledo. U-M owns a 51-30-2 record in the all-time series against Minnesota. Like on the football field, the Wolverines and the Gophers play for possession of the Little Brown Jug, which has been contested for since 2007. Minnesota currently owns possession of the trophy after claiming last season's meeting in Minneapolis, 4-3. The Gophers compete at Miami on Tuesday (March 19) before traveling to Ann Arbor.
Wisconsin and Minnesota will represent Michigan's 11th and 12th ranked opponents this season.
Senior Evan King clinched Michigan's first two wins of the season, while junior Barrett Franks has secured three U-M victories. King clinched the Wolverines' home opener against TCU on Jan. 19 and the squad's neutral-site win over Santa Clara on Jan. 25, while Franks secured victories against Princeton on Feb. 1 and Wake Forest on Feb. 3 at the VTC, and on the road at LSU on March 17.
Michigan is listed as the No. 31-ranked team in the latest ITA national rankings, released last Tuesday (Feb. 26). King is listed at No. 15 in the fourth edition of the 2013 ranking, while sophomore Vlad Stefan is 76th in the latest ITA singles rankings. U-M's top doubles tandem of King and junior Shaun Bernstein is No. 8 in the country, while the pairing of King and junior Alex Buzzi is ranked 37th.
The Wolverines have claimed the doubles point in eight of 12 dual matches this season, combining for a 16-10 doubles record. Senior Evan King and junior Shaun Bernstein own a 6-1 mark at the No. 1 position, including an 8-4 decision over Princeton's 11th-ranked tandem of Zack McCourt and Matija Pecotic on Feb. 1. U-M is 5-3 when winning the doubles point this season and 1-3 when dropping the initial point.
Michigan is off to a 3-1 start at the Varsity Tennis Center this season. The Wolverines have been tough to beat at the VTC since the facility opened in 1997. Michigan is 70-22 (.761) since the 2005 season and is 130-42 (.756) overall at the complex.
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On what he wants to do when he graduates ... "I plan to play on the professional tour. I'm still figuring out where I'm going to live and train, but my goal is to be a professional tennis player. So once I graduate, I plan on training for the tour."
On why he chose to come to Michigan instead of going pro ... "I decided to go to Michigan because I thought the school matched me really well -- it was an opportunity to stay close to family, and I liked the coaching staff and the team. I thought college tennis was the best route for me personally to achieve my goals. Plus, I thought playing for Michigan would be a great experience -- and it has been."
On what sport he would try playing if he wasn't playing tennis ... "I think I would probably try to make it playing basketball. It was the only other sport I played growing up besides tennis. I'm not that big, so that could be a struggle, but I played point guard for about five years. I wasn't that great, but I was pretty quick."
On how he became a diehard Chicago Bears fan ... "Well growing up in Chicago it is kind of your only option. Chicago is such a sports-crazy city, so I grew up watching Bears games every week. My mom is from Philadelphia and is an Eagles fan. Since I always liked talking trash, I knew I had to pick another team, so naturally I picked the Bears. The funny thing is that I am the only diehard Chicago sports fan in my family."
On what this team is capable of ... "We are just getting into our Big Ten schedule, and we can still achieve the Big Ten championship, which is obviously our goal. We want to go into every match competing to the best of our ability and making sure that the work we put in every day in practice shows up on match day."
On being the only senior on the roster ... "It is kind of a weird dynamic, because when I first got here there were two freshmen, two sophomores and a couple juniors and seniors. Now it has completely flipped, and I am the only senior. Since I have been here the longest, I know what to expect from the grind of practice every day, so I try to lead by example."
On how he wants to improve his game ... "The part of my game I'm really working on right now is my serve. But overall, I'm just trying to be more aggressive on the court. Instead of relying on my speed, I am trying to take it to my opponents."
Friday, March 29 -- at Purdue (West Lafayette, Ind.), 2 p.m.
Sunday, March 31 -- at Indiana (Bloomington, Ind.), 1 p.m.


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Vacation Daze
Posted on Wednesday, February 21 @ 21:04:33 PST by Duke_FerrisWell I'm back to inject a little Daily into the Manifesto, except I haven't even touched a video game in two weeks. But at least I think I know why Steve Irwin died.
That's an unusual state of affairs for me, and only happens once a year or so when I go on vacation, and sometimes, not even then. Cold turkey is really the best way to go for me - no PSP, no DS - and it's also, coincidentally, the only way my wife, Miranda, refrains from clocking me with a beer bottle.
However, it's a strange side effect of my job that I pretty much think of everything in game terms. So the next few days I'll be going over my favorite real life video game moments and insights from my trip. Which brings me back to our friend the Crocodile Hunter.
The best A.I. award easily goes to the awesome stingrays. We went snorkeling out at a five foot deep break in the reef called "Shark Ray Alley", which was clearly not named because of all the penguins. The nurse sharks were pretty timid, but the stingrays were unbelievably friendly and playful. Schools of up to 10 or 20 of them, some up to about four feet across, would come round to play, even rubbing up against us. You could pet them, grab them by the nose, let them pull you around for a bit, and even pick them up. Who knew?
Apparently Steve Irwin did, and must have felt incredibly safe playing with the rays, as opposed to, say, a poisonous snake or a crocodile. And he must have been really, genuinely surprised to get stabbed by such a playful animal. Perhaps he was trying to give it a hug?
Anyway, listen up developers. I want better animal A.I. in my games. A wolf should behave differently than a bear, who should behave differently than a troll. Not everything should just attack mindlessly or wander aimlessly - some friendly, furtive, or at least inquisitive critters would make our games feel that much more real. Fair dinkum?
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Man Loses Job After he Slaps Baby
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - A man charged with slapping a toddler on a Minneapolis-to-Atlanta flight appears to be out of a job.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported Saturday that AGC Aerospace and Defense had suspended 60-year-old Joe Rickey Hundley, of Hayden, Idaho, as president of its Unitech Composites and Structures.
On Sunday, AGC issued a statement saying that, while not referring to Hundley by name, calls reports of an executive's behavior on personal travel "offensive and disturbing" and says he "is no longer employed with the company." The statement does not say whether the executive quit or was fired.
Hundley was charged with assault last week after he was accused of slapping a 2-year-old boy and called him a racial slur during the Feb. 8 flight. His attorney has said he will plead not guilty.
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In my "how do you define it?" thread collection, I ask you ISFPs your own definition of introverted feeling. And if you know a little bit more, can you please set up some key differences between Fi and Fe?
This came after a thread of Fi vs. Fe in the ENFJ forum.


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12 September 2005 | The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News | See recent The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News news »
TORONTO -- "The Proposition" is a fascinating, mythological western set in the hot, dusty, fly-infested desolation of the Australian Outback of the 1880s. The violence of the landscape reflects the violence of the savage men, who roam this frontier devoid of civilization and of God. The film is the creation of music icon Nick Cape, who wrote the script and composed much of the music, and director John Hillcoat, a top music video director who made his feature debut with "Ghosts...of the Civil Dead" in 1988. The film deals with morally compromised characters, who fight against but finally yield to destinies over which they have no control.
The film's bloodiness, both suggested and depicted, could limit its appeal. But a western, especially an Australian one, may just seem new again to audiences. That and an outstanding cast, which includes Guy Pearce, Ray Winstone, Danny Huston, Emily Watson and William Hurt could lead to international boxoffice strength.
The story takes place in the aftermath of an outrageous act of violence. The perpetrators are a gang of ruthless bushrangers lead by three Irish brothers named Burns, who see all English and all law officers as their enemy. But the slaughter has so horrified Charlie Burns (Pearce) that he quits the gang in order to protect his mentally fragile and innocent brother Mikey (Richard Wilson) from their psychotic older brother Arthur (Huston).
In a furious gunfight, Capt. Stanley (Winstone), an English policeman brought to the Outback to "civilize this land," captures the two brothers. Knowing he will never be able to track down Arthur in his hiding place in the badlands, the captain makes an despicable proposition to Charlie: To save Mikey from the gallows, he must track down and kill Arthur.
As Charlie heads into the unforgiving desert, the story splits in two to witness what happens to both men. In town, locals are enraged to learn that Stanley released a killer he had in custody. His superior, Fletcher (David Wenham), not only pressures Stanley to do something about the renegade Aborigines, but incites a mob into flogging Mikey nearly to death, which dooms the proposition.
Meanwhile, Stanley struggles to shield his innocent wife Martha Watson) from the harsh realities of this brutal land. Mostly, he wants to keep from her the truth about what happened to her friend during the Burns gang's slaughter.
In the desert, Charlie is attacked and wounded by Aborigines but saved by Arthur, who takes Charlie to his hideout. A bounty hunter (Hurt) nearly captures the entire gang before Arthur again saves his brother. When Charlie finally tells Arthur that Mikey will be hung, the gang rides back to town for a showdown.
Cave's story unfolds with the unmistakable rhythms of a tragedy foretold: Characters advance toward destinies they cannot avoid. Given these people and these circumstances, things are inevitable.
The actors make the most of these juicy roles. Pearce plays things close to his chest, unwilling to show his hand until the last moment, yet grim certitude is writ large on his face. Huston is a larger-than-life figure, a villain of Shakespearian proportions, who glories in blood and needs his enemies as much as his friends. He is a man unhinged long ago by the desert and English oppression.
Winstone unravels shockingly when he comes to realize the untenable nature of this predicament of his own choosing. Long accustomed to separating his humanity, represented by his wife and home, from the authoritarian nature of his job of knocking heads and working with sadists, he falls apart when that division falls apart.
Watson brightens a fairly minor role as a woman who discovers her backbone in this cruel frontier.
Benoit Delhomme's cinematography makes one feel the heat and oppression of the environment. The music by Cave and Warren Ellis has a haunting edge that isn't quite western or blues or period music but a beautiful, original work that supports the action yet stands completely on its own.
U.K. Film Council presents a Surefire production of an Autonomous and Jackie O Prods. production
Director: John Hillcoat
Writer: Nick Cave
Producers: Chiara Menage, Cat Villiers
Executive producers: Sara Giles, Michael Hamlyn, Chris Auty, Norman Humphrey, James Atherton, Michael Henry, Robert Jones
Director of photography: Benoit Delhomme
Production designer: Chris Kennedy
Costumes: Margot Wilson
Music: Nick Cave, Warren Ellis
Editor: Jon Gregory
Charlie: Guy Pearce
Captain Stanley: Ray Winstone
Arthur: Danny Huston
Jellon Lamb: John Hurt
Fletcher: David Wenham
Martha: Emily Watson
Stoat: Tom Budge
Mikey: Richard Wilson
Running time -- 104 minutes
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`Buzz Off My Buzzword'by
What's in a buzzword? William W. Neeve obviously thinks there is a lot. For two years, this little-known Toronto-based management guru has been locked in what might be called a battle of the buzzwords with corporate giant Motorola Inc. Neeve says he dreamed up the term "cycle-time management"--shorthand for weeding the unnecessary out of business processes--and wants to protect it with a trademark from the U.S. Patent Office. He even calls his consulting company Cycle Time Management Inc. Motorola, which uses the phrase in management seminars and publications, opposes the Patent Office protection. The dispute currently is being adjudicated in U.S. Patent Court.
The Neeve-Motorola dustup illustrates the latest twist in buzzwords: The effort by many consultants to gain control over key words and phrases by registering them with the Patent Office. Some are even trying to patent buzzwords now in common usage, at least among consultants. Andersen Consulting, for one, has drawn guffaws from rivals by claiming ownership of the phrase "change management." Technically, that means anyone who commercially employs the term, which is widely used to describe efforts to change a company's culture, could be sued by Andersen.
Such aggressiveness by big outfits is one reason Neeve is adamant about gaining control over "cycle-time management." He maintains that five Motorola managers attended a lecture he gave on the concept in 1987, a year after he founded his consulting firm in Canada. Soon, he argues, the phrase began popping up in Motorola publications and seminars. When he finally tried to register the term two years ago with the Patent Office, Motorola fought the move. "I have a file four inches thick on this, and it has already cost me about $50,000," the consultant grouses. Motorola says it believes the term is generic and shouldn't be protected.
In any case, it takes a lot of chutzpah to try to patent a buzzword. That's because the phrases often are used to repackage old ideas so they sound new. For instance, "joint ventures" became "strategic alliances" in the early 1980s and then "strategic partnerships." Now, they're often called "value-managed relationships" or "networks."
Of course, a choice word or phrase can pack a lot of selling power if it catches on, providing the buzzwordsmith with a slew of speaking engagements, consulting jobs, and book publishing deals. Michael Hammer, a consultant best known for promoting the concept of corporate reengineering, concedes that the ideas behind his highly popular buzzword likely would have registered little more than a whimper under a different name. "Ninety-nine out of 100 other alternatives were tedious and boring and would put you to sleep," he says. "If I used another term, it would have fallen flat." But even Hammer, who is beginning to lay the groundwork for a phrase called the "process-centered organization," thinks it is silly to try to protect a bit of conjured vocabulary. "What are you going to do? Spend all your life in court trying to protect [a phrase]?" he asks.
"LIKE COCA-COLA." Hammer's insouciance hasn't stopped rivals from trying to cash in on his term. Indeed, no recent concept has spawned more buzzwords and phrases than "reengineering"--most of them now registered with the Patent Office. CSC/Index Inc., a Cambridge (Mass.) consulting shop, has protected the term "business reengineering." Coopers & Lybrand has claimed "breakpoint business process reengineering." McKinsey & Co. calls the same thing "business process redesign." Notes Edward M. Marshall, president of Marshall Group Inc., a consulting firm in Chapel Hill, N.C.: "If you're a small guy with a creative idea and you don't protect it, your idea will get knocked off as quickly as a designer dress."
As buzzwords go, "cycle-time management" may well be nearing the end of its cycle. But Neeve says he plans to continue his fight, figuring the phrase still has value. "I created something, and it's almost like Coca-Cola to me," he says. Besides, he adds, "I don't like the fact that a little company like mine can be squashed by a big company like Motorola." Now, if he can just come up with a good slogan to use as his battle cry, he might have a chance to win.


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March 10, 2017
- B'nai B'rith International marks the 25th anniversary of the bombing of the Israeli Embassy in Argentina. On March 17, 1992 a suicide bomber drove a truck into the embassy. The explosion killed 29 people and wounded more than 200.
Earlier this week, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke at a memorial service honoring the victims and their families. His remarks are below.
"The memory of those terrible days in...


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In a first for the club, our U16s will play their Caledonia Bowl tie against Nairn under the new club floodlights.
A victory would set up a Quarter Final home tie against Carnoustie.
This is a great opportunity to see the emerging talent in our junior section and early indications are that we'll have a decent crowd to cheer them on. So if you're looking for something to do next Tuesday night you know where to go!
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We Are Young band Fun 'carrying torch for rock music'
In the past few years there have been endless reports about the demise of in rock music.
Indeed, if statistical proof was needed, earlier this year Fun's track We Are Young became the first 'rock' song to top the US Billboard top 200 for four years.
It's gone on to become the biggest-selling song of the year there with 4.4 million copies.
"That's probably the biggest accomplishment for us to see," says lead singer Nate Reuss.
"We're just happy that it feels like for a song that I would have never thought personally made it onto the pop charts and dominate the way that it has."
Along with Gotye's Somebody I Used To Know and One Direction's What Makes You Beautiful it's also one of the most played tracks on American radio in 2012.
It's now sold more than 300,000 copies in the UK and is at number two in the official singles chart.
'Rock' band
Despite We Are Young's pop leanings, the band, signed to the same record label as Paramore (Fueled By Ramen), say they categorise themselves as a rock band.
Asked how they feel about representing rock in the charts, guitarist Jack Antonoff says he's "the proudest".
"It's our favourite genre of music and we still think it's the hippest even though it goes through changes and gets messed around."
Reuss adds: "We just hope we can help carry a torch. We try not to let it affect us in any sort of way."
Long journey
Fun may be a new band to some but all three members of the group have been chasing dreams of hitting the big time for almost a decade.
Lead singer Nate Reuss, from New York, was in The Format until 2008. He then brought Antonoff and Andrew Dost into the fold to create Fun.
"I don't think we ever talked about this scale because it was never even a specific goal," says Jack, reflecting on their success.
"We always wanted this but we always thought we'd be a live band that toured and was the biggest band that no-one ever knew.
"It's nice to realise childhood dreams even though you've made peace with them not happening."
Glee boost
A huge boost arrived when We Are Young was used in Glee and then featured in a commercial shown during the Super Bowl.
Reuss says the band recognise the opportunities of having their music in adverts.
"You have to be particular," he says. "We say no to so many different things.
"A lot of things went right for us. If you do it you have to own up to what you do. You can't spend your time apologising for decisions you make."
'Dream' collaboration
As they release their second album Some Nights in the UK this week they're already looking to the future and some possible collaborations.
"Kanye [West] would pretty much be the one," says Reuss. "Just continuing to move forward, I think someone like Skrillex is someone we couldn't deny in any sort of way.
"I think it would work. Whether he's rock 'n' roll or not he's someone who is helping make another style and another form of art.
Jack adds: "He's more rock 'n' roll than a lot of things people call rock 'n' roll these days.
"If you saw Skrillex live and you saw Queen live in 1975 it would feel a lot more exciting than a lot of the indie rock around. It's big, exciting, emotional."
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English: Bisham (correctly pronounced as biss-um, not bish-um) is a village and civil parish in the Windsor and Maidenhead district of Berkshire, England. According to the 2001 census it had a population of 1,149. The village is on the River Thames, north of which is Marlow in Buckinghamshire. Bisham is home to one of Sport England's National Sports Centres, centred on Bisham Abbey, a 13th century manor house, originally built for the Knights Templar but later the residence of the Montagu (or Montacute) Earls of Salisbury and the Hoby family.
Simple English: Bisham (said "Bissam") is a village in Berkshire, England, UK. It is on River Thames. Across the river is Marlow in Buckinghamshire.
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Harrison Residence Hall was built on an alfalfa field in 1966 by the architect R.F. Lindstedt and his associates. It is named after M. Lucille Harrison, who was the Professor Emeritus of Elementary Education at UNC from 1926-1963. While the estimated original cost of Harrison Hall was $2,485,000, it would cost approximately $8 million to replace just the dining room (as of 2001). Harrison Hall consists of five floors of residence rooms, a dining room, two student lounges, a basement with laundry facilities and study areas, and a front desk that supplies anything from change to sports equipment. When Harrison Hall was first built, the south wing was all girls and the north wing all boys, and this was considered co-ed. Now, the men and women are mixed throughout the wings. A suite consists of four residents: two double rooms conjoined by one bathroom.


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Get an overview of this hotelAparthotel in Kansas City with free airport shuttle and 24-hour fitness center
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Situated in Kansas City, this aparthotel is 1.2 mi (1.9 km) from Harley-Davidson Factory and 3.4 mi (5.5 km) from Zona Rosa. Weston Bend State Park and City Hall are also within 16 mi (25 km).
A 24-hour fitness center, a business center, and dry cleaning are available at this aparthotel. Free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free airport shuttle are also provided. Additionally, laundry facilities, a 24-hour front desk, and a computer station are onsite.
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Room Amenities
All 88 apartments feature kitchenettes with refrigerators, stovetops, microwaves, and dishwashers. Guests will also find free WiFi, cable TV, and DVD players. Weekly housekeeping is available.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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A computer station is located on site and wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. A business center is on site. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests during limited hours. This Kansas City aparthotel also offers a 24-hour fitness center, barbecue grills, and a picnic area. Limited complimentary onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Free airport transportation
- Total number of rooms - 88
- Number of floors - 3
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Computer station
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
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- Barbecue grill(s)
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- Free Wi-Fi
- Kitchenette
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- Laundry facilities
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Microwave
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- DVD player
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Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
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- Premium TV channels
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Weekly housekeeping provided
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- DVD player
- Air conditioning
- Free local calls
- Coffee/tea maker
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
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- Kitchenette
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- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
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Recreational amenities at the aparthotel include a 24-hour fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Snowboarding nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Snow tubing nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
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Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
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Check-out time is noon
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Up to 2 children 17 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 20 per pet, per night (maximum USD 150 per stay)
- 2 per room (up to 50 lb)
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
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- Pet fee: USD 20 per pet, per night (maximum USD 150 per stay)
Property Name
- Candlewood Kansas City Airport
- Candlewood Suites Hotel Kansas City Airport
- Candlewood Suites Kansas City Airport
- Candlewood Suites Kansas City Airport Aparthotel
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This property offers transfers from the airport. Guests must contact the property with arrival details on arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Up to 2 children 17 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.


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My sisters and I put our thread cones in a coffee cup.Works great.
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My sisters and I put our thread cones in a coffee cup.Works great.
excellent. i have had a shirt pattern forever that i love. it is in such bad shape-now i can save it. great ideaOriginally Posted by gellybean402
For ShirlinAZ: Very ingenius! Love it!
This would be perfect when using those multi-size patterns or when altering a pattern into one of the other sizes as well. Then you could trace the altered pattern onto fusible and still be able to make the original in one of the other sizes provided. I need to do this to all of the guys western shirt patterns! Thanks! Great tip!!Originally Posted by gellybean402
I have heard the same thing.Originally Posted by maine ladybug
Best idea i ever had while sewing was to sell all my fabric and find another hobby.....obviously it was a bad day...lol
I've used a cup for my thread cones at my sewing machine for a long time and it does work great. This morning while practicing on my long arm I used up a spool of thread and needed to switch to a cone but the cup will not fit on the side of my long arm. The empty spool was styrofoam so I trimmed away the upper edge of the foam spool and stuck it up inside my thread cone. It fit tight as a glove and now I can place the thread cone directly on the thread pin of my long arm, it will also fit on my domestic machine. To reuse I can just stick a pencil down through the top of the thread cone to pop the styrofoam spool out and then place it in another cone...coffee mug no longer needed!Originally Posted by Judy sevigny
I use 2 rubber door stops to tilt my machine up towards me to lessen the neck strain of bending over to see where I'm sewing
I use the real small ponytail holders on my bobbins to hold the thread ends in place when not in use.
I like this! :thumbup: Everyone has such creative ideas. Well what else would I expect from a group of quilters? :)Originally Posted by ShirlinAZ


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What better way to return to your hometown than with your first major museum solo exhibition?
Chicago-native-turned-Brooklynite Rashid Johnson's latest highly publicized exhibit, Rashid Johnson: Message to Our Folks, is now showing at the Museum of Contemporary Art from April 14 - August 5. It's an insightful and thought-provoking survey of nearly 40 photographs, sculptural installations, and film. Johnson is a graduate of Columbia, where the 30-something studied with portraitist Dawoud Bey and later received his first big break during an artist roundup by Chief Curator Thelma Golden at the Studio Museum in Harlem. We're guessing he'll win the prize for "Most Likely to Succeed" at his 15-year high school reunion. 220 East Chicago Ave. 312.397.4010. mcachicago.org


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The lawsuit delaying construction of a new Wal-Mart Supercenter in south Lee's Summit will have a hearing before a new judge this month.
Judge Kenneth R. Garrett on Nov. 26 will hear arguments related to a motion by Lee's Summit and Wal-Mart to dismiss the suit, said Christine Bushyhead, a lawyer who represented Wal-Mart in the rezoning.
A judge who was retiring, Michael Manners, dismissed the suit over rezoning for the store, but plaintiffs Richard and Paula McMillin responded with a motion to vacate that dismissal.
The case was transferred to Garrett.
The McMillins are suing the City of Lee's Summit and Wal-Mart Stores Inc. through its representative the Mitchell, Kristl & Lieber law firm, saying rezoning to allow building the store damages their property values. The suit also alleges that correct procedures to approve the zoning weren't followed by the city. The defendants contend the McMillin's property is not near enough to the Wal-Mart site to be affected. And they said the city followed correct procedures.
The store site is at 3410 SW Market St.
In the suit, the McMillins contend that at a Feb. 7 City Council meeting because an initial vote on whether to draft an ordinance for the Wal-Mart rezoning failed, it constitutes a denial that was final according to the city's Unified Development Code. When the City Council discussed the issue in subsequent "round table" that night it voted to reconsider. The council approved the rezoning on March 7, but the McMillins contend that vote wasn't valid because neither Mitchell, Kristl & Lieber nor Wal-Mart Stores Inc. had filed a new zoning application. The suit says the failure to process a new application violates state law concerning rezoning of property and the mandatory procedures.
The suit further says that filing a new application couldn't occur for a period of 60 days and then zoning has to go through the procedures required by the ordinance and state law.
The council in February voted on a motion to draft an ordinance, not voting on the actual zoning ordinance, but then reversed itself during under its rules for conducting meetings, deciding to have staff draft an ordinance that was to be read and voted on later.


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LAS ANIMAS COUNTY, Colo. - Las Animas County Administrator Leslie Fresquez resigned Late Tuesday night according to our news partners at AroundTrinidad.com.
AroundTrinidad.com reports that Fresquez gave two months notice and may have been forced to resign.
This is the second County Administrator to be forced to resign from the county. Bill Cordova was forced to resign last October after conflicts with Commissioner Jim Vigil and then Deputy Administrator Fresquez.
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Here are few more of your pictures of the Phoenix.
"Most sewing machine problems are due to the carbon based unit in the chair in front of the machine"
I was given one of these machines....what an old workhorse! I've learned (kind of) how to use it by trial and error....and by finding a manual online for a 282 which is slightly different. There is a manual available online for the 283F (my one)..but I don't want to pay for it. Do one of you actually have a manual that goes with this beauty?
(....I can't believe I've found someone else with the same machine!!)
For me this one was love at first sight - no manual yet. Just that little brochure. I think I found that same manual you found. This machine isn't too hard to figure out is it? I still have to get mine plugged in - the table is at the shop and the machine is here. I'm thinking the machine is STAYING here. The table is going to have to come home. The table is very well made too. I got a nice assortment of accessories with my machine but only one bobbin. I found two more in the shop that fit nice. I still need to clean the lint out of that nooks and crannies.
NEVER let a sewing machine know you are in a hurry.
good mothers let you lick the beaters - great mothers turn it off first
can you post a full-on picture of it yet? I too am fascinated.
I'm a Queen.... at least my pantyhose say I am!
(proud caretaker of a magenta 221, purple 222, assorted 66's, a 301, a pink Atlas and Monarch, and Granny's 201-2.
You're right Miriam....not too difficult to figure out, you've just got to sit and play around. I must say though, the pictures here helped me hugely yesterday when I was fiddling around! I have managed to track down a guy in Germany who has a manual - in German!! - and I've asked if he's able to email a copy to me....I figured that even the pictures might help a bit.
at the bottom is a link to a manual. (it is in red) It is for a different phoenix machine (282) but it was some help here.
NEVER let a sewing machine know you are in a hurry.
good mothers let you lick the beaters - great mothers turn it off first
I've just found one of these machines - the 283F which has a curved wooden thingamy (seriously can't think of the name of it right now!!) - but DCThompson, hopefully you will know what I'm talking about. I'm just wondering what you think of the machine in terms of how it sews, does it work well? I can't decide whether to buy it or not. I'm in love with the idea of it, but I'd also like a machine that sews well. I'd love to know your thoughts!
That 283F Phoenix appears to be a workhorse. I googled to find images of it. The curved wood "thingamy" looks like it is removable so the machine could be used as a free arm. I think the sewing machine would be worth taking a chance on if the price is right.
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text: Only a 7-minute walk from Mufu, Lijiang Golden Sunshine Boutique Hotel features Nakhi-style accommodation with free Wi-Fi. It offers a number of common areas including the terrace, the garden and the shared lounge where guests can relax. Lijiang Golden Sunshine Boutique Hotel is a short 10-minute walk from Square Street or Lion Mountain. It is 5 miles from Lijiang Railway Station. Sanyi Airport is about 18.6 miles away. Airport shuttle service is provided. Decorated in shades of apricot, all units come with free bottled water, coffee/tea bags, cable TV, computer, work desk, sofa and electric kettle. The en suite bathroom has bath or shower facilities. Staff will be glad to help you with luggage storage and valet parking. For those who need the assistance, trip information and travel arrangements are provided at the tour desk.


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Tomohiro Kaku: astrology, horoscope, natal chart
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|September 5, 1984, 12:00 PM (unknown)
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Tomohiro Kaku (郭智博 ,Kaku Tomohiro?) is a Japanese actor. He was born September 5th, 1984. He is from Kanagawa, Japan. His hobbies are dancing and soccer. Profile Name: 郭智博 Name (romaji): Kaku Tomohiro Nickname: Tomo Profession: Actor Height: 169cm Star sign: Virgo Blood type: AB Talent agency: Moon the Child Filmography TV ROOKIES (TBS, 2008, ep8-9) Hana Yori Dango (TBS, 2005) Medaka (Fuji TV, 2004, ep3) Stand Up!! (TBS, 2003) Toshiie and Matsu (NHK, 2002) Handoku (TBS, 2001) Seija no Koushin (TBS, 1998) Movies Niji no Megami / Rainbow Song (2006) Yoru no Picnic / Night Time Picnic (2006) School Days (2005) Hana and Alice (2004) All About Lily Chou-Chou (2001) Fifteen (2001) Ju-on: The Curse 2 (2000)...
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They're called Generation Y, the millennials, the Net Generation or the Echo Boomers. They're mostly younger than 30, and the children of baby boomers. And they're not easy to stimulate and satisfy in the workplace.
Neil Crawford, a human resources consultant with Aon Hewitt, says Gen Y employees have the lowest level of engagement within most organizations. They comprise only five to 20 per cent of workers in a typical organization, so workplace culture is usually more attuned to older employees.
Among other things, millennials become frustrated when technology at the office doesn't work as efficiently as the computers and smartphones they use as consumers. They also don't understand why employers treat devices such as laptops, which they consider essential tools, as perks restricted to senior employees.
Gen Ys have a high need for feedback and recognition from their bosses, says Mr. Crawford. "It's not just about stroking," he says. "Even if they're not performing well, they want to hear about it sooner rather than later."
Mr. Crawford advises that feedback be given every two or three months, either formally or informally. Traditionally, companies conduct performance reviews annually or semi-annually.
Employers have to do more in 2011 than they did in 1991 to create passion and loyalty among their young workers, says Monique Howat, a motivational expert in Toronto. Acknowledgment and support are the keys. "Each person's perception of the workplace is different, and you have to work with that. You have to see each person as an individual," Ms. Howat says.
Gen Ys expect to be consulted on decisions that affect them, not simply told the new rules that the higher-ups have set. "The best employer is saying, 'I don't have all the answers. I need to consult you,'" says Ms. Howat. That doesn't mean giving the millennials a veto over, say, a scheduling decision. But they can try to take their needs into account where possible.
ATB Financial, the Alberta financial institution, has aligned itself with Gen Y values. "Millennials expect us to listen to their voice," says Darleen Holroyd, senior manager, staffing and recruitment. "They expect us to get them more quickly into a leadership role."
So ATB runs a trainee program where new hires who show leadership potential (but lack front-line banking skills) can be trained and fast-tracked for branch manager or customer service supervisory positions.
"A lot of times [in the banking sector]there is the perception of a hierarchy you need to burrow up," says Ms. Holroyd. "In a smaller organization such as ours, we will take a leap of faith and put them in the right roles at a faster pace than they would typically see at the larger banks."
ATB also prides itself on offering employees who are not in customer-facing roles the flexibility of a virtual workplace. "We didn't install the technology to appeal to Gen Y but, as a bonus, it does," says Ms. Holroyd. ATB also encourages the use of social media. Its chief executive officer, Dave Mowat, leads the way with a Twitter account, and some of the branches have Facebook pages.
Large law firms try to stimulate their Gen Y practitioners by seconding them to client companies so they get a taste of how their legal advice affects the day-to-day operations of a business.
Derek Powers, an associate at Borden Ladner Gervais LLP in Toronto, was on the job for only nine months when, in the spring of 2009, he was seconded to a distribution company that had recently become a BLG client. This past summer, he participated in another secondment, this time with Loblaw Cos. Ltd.
"It's been a great way to start my career," says Mr. Powers, who was 29 when he did the first assignment. "It's rare that you get an opportunity to spend a significant amount of time with a client during your career-building years, and learn their business from the inside out."
Mr. Powers acknowledges that his generation is more likely to hop from job to job than previous generations. But he says opportunities such as client secondments provide motivation "to stay in one place for a significant period of time."
EllisDon Corp., the London, Ont.-based building contractor, gives its millennials more autonomy than they could expect at other construction outfits. "Construction is a pretty traditional industry, but we try to attack it in non-traditional ways," says Monica Darroch, human resources manager. "We have people at a very young age given a lot of responsibility."
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Re: st: Correlation between 2 variables overtime- accounting for repeated measures
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Re: st: Correlation between 2 variables overtime- accounting for repeated measures
Sat, 16 Mar 2013 11:21:50 -0400
On Sat, Mar 16, 2013 at 10:13 AM, megan rossi <email@example.com> wrote:
> I was thinking of going with xtgee or xtmixed but wasn't quite sure if one would be more appropriate then the other? ( I know gee is more relaxed with equal variance and normality assumptions).
> With respect to the correlation option I didn't mention that the patients had a uninephrectomy following baseline so I think that disturbs the assumption associated with the ar1 option ie. the association with time is not as straight forward . Do you think given this the unstructured option would be best?
> Thanks I will look into SEM too....not sure how that would work, if you know of any websites with an example that would be much appreciated!
The Stata manual for SEM is pretty good and has numerous examples and
I'm not sure GEE would give you the correlation. xtmixed would let you
compute an intraclass correlation, which might be what you're looking
for. You don't have to have equal variances with xtmixed either.
There's quite a lot of flexibility to specify residual variance
My guess with the surgery is that you need to either model it (as a
fixed effect) since you do know when it happened, right?
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--On Wednesday, December 18, 2002 2:33 -0500 K. Ida wrote:
Why do you want the time variables to be 'year1997', 'year1998' and so on? It would seem obvious that 'year1997' == 1997, or perhaps 1 if it is a dummy for year, but it would seem sufficient to have a single variable 'year' which contains the year of each chunk of data.I'm trying to merge a collection of dta files and create new time-variables at the same time. Specifically, I'd like to execute the following two routines simultaneously: - ----------routine 1---------- foreach file in personnel_1997 personnel_1998 personnel_1999 personnel_2000 personnel_2001 { use "`file'" sort id save "`file'", replace use personnel /*master file*/ sort id capture confirm variable _merge if _rc { continue } else { drop _merge } merge id using "`file'" save personnel, replace } - ----------routine 2---------- forvalues i = 1997/2001 {gen year`i' = `i''} - ---------- Is it possible to execute the above two routines combining -foreach- and -forvalues- simultaneously? For now, as I don't have a good idea, I repeatedly use the following simple routine as for routine 2: - ----------routine 2'---------- use personnel_1997, clear gen year1997 = 1997 save personnel_1997_temp, replace (and so on) - ----------
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Gerhard Schroeder, Yoshka Fisher Congratulate President Putin on Successful Rescue of Hostages
The Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder and Foreign Minister Yoshka Fisher of Germany, both attending the meeting of European Union leaders in Brussels, have congratulated the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin with the success of the rescue of hostages in Moscow. According to a Rosbalt's reporter, their telegram reads, 'All out thoughts, all the emotions of the Germans were with you and your people in Moscow. Russia's special forces have proved their high skills and levelheadedness'.
The German psychologists, who took part in the preparation of the storming of the captured theater building in Moscow, are expected to return home by a special flight tonight.


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The Last Windrow: Another winter that stayed too long
I forget what year it was, but winter had stayed a bit late on that Iowa farm. I remember banging my head in frustration into our feed shed door as the flakes of snow continued to descend on our farmstead in late April.
It was a year much like the year we are now having. I was not a happy camper. I think this year, I have a lot of not-so-happy campers around me.
Just after I had oiled my fishing reels and refreshed my tackle box in anticipation of heaving a flopping catfish from a thawed out Big Sioux River, another snowstorm had hit the countryside. It was enough to make a grown man cry.
At the gas station, just up the road from our farm, I think I did detect a tear in the corner of our farm neighbor Marion DeRaad's eye as he gazed out across his snow-covered cornfield. He thought he was starting to plow that week. Not so fast, pilgrim.
Late winters test the metal of those who choose to live up here on the semi-tundra. The winter of 2012-13 started with a whimper as November transcended into December with very little white stuff on the ground. I was even beginning to worry about our septic drain field freezing again, as it had done a number of years ago.
Not to worry. That's all been taken care of now. There is still a foot of snow crowning my septic field. I feel a strange comfort in knowing that. Frozen sewers make you no friends in the immediate family. When ours froze a few years ago, our daughter threatened to leave home until we could flush again. It is a serious matter.
I was foolish enough to think about pulling my boat out of storage a week ago. But, something told me that this winter had one more good blow in it. I don't know what it was, but something inside of me remembered that year when I pounded my head into that feed house door in the frustration of waiting for a spring that just didn't come.
My wife has her seed plants growing in our basement as I write these lines. There are numerous little green plants reaching for the fluorescent lights I have hung from our basement ceiling. They are gentle little plants, so fresh and new. They are thinking that maybe they will see real and warm sunlight before June 1. I wish I could be as optimistic as these fragile little plants are. They know not what lays just outside the basement door.
My cousin, Charlie, wrote me an email today asking me how my potato planting is coming. Charlie lives in St. Louis and just a week ago I wrote him in the middle of a St. Louis snowstorm asking him how his garden was growing. I think Charlie saw no humor in my message as he had just come inside from blowing out his driveway for the third time. So, today he returned the favor. We've always been pals.
As I remember from some Bible verse, there is a verse that says, "This too shall pass." I should remember where that came from because my German Lutheran upbringing required that I memorize the Bible. Time has shaded the passages from my mind, but as I gaze across the now snow-covered landscape, I somehow remembered that verse. It gave me great comfort.
So as the National Guard leaves Worthington after the ice storm and the State Patrol pulls the last car from the ditch and the geese start flying back south, I will persevere as we all must. We must go on! We have no choice! Spring green will erupt in a violent manner and we will be made whole again.
Perhaps by July?
I'm on my way to dig my snow shovel back out of storage at the back of my garage. I had hope when I stowed it there.
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Report: Kansas City Chiefs Offer Peyton Manning A Contract
The Kansas City Chiefs were the first team to offer Peyton Manning a completed contract on Thursday, according to Brandon Spano of MileHighSports.com.
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It was reported Thursday morning that the Chiefs had already contacted Manning, mere hours after he was officially available. The Chiefs signed quarterback Matt Cassel to a six-year, $62.7 million contract in 2009, but a hand injury sidelined him for much of the 2011 season. A number of teams – the Chiefs, Broncos, Cardinals, Redskins and Dolphins, among others - have already shown interest in Manning, who was released by the Colts this week. Manning is expected to make a decision on a new team within a week.