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Carnival Fantasy APR 6 2013
Destination: Bahamas
Embarkation: Charleston
First day
R208 is bottom and back of the ship, there was definite rumble for sure from the engines and more rolling than I expected. But a bit of alcohol and a lot of dancing makes you tired enough not to notice much.
We really liked the variety, 5 minute walk and you get 3 types of entertainment , Piano bar James, very entertaining, MOTOWN and BRITS in the main showroom, very entertaining. I don't know what people complain about its not Broadway but we enjoyed it, Karoke if thats your thing, Talented musicians in the other bar.
Food was excellent, service very fast 6 pm sitting. We ate every night in the Dining room. We had a great bunch of people at the table with us enjoyed it More alot.
A bit pushy on the pictures and extras when walking down the corridors but easily ignored.
Day 2 was a sea day, we walked the track, explored the ship and again some roll on the ship... even the crew were surprised how long thsi was lasting. We were fine with but we heard the onboard store did great business on teh patches and bracelets.
We relaxed on Serenity deck, had lunch, several options, we weren't expecting 5 star dining at teh buffet so we were not disappointed at all. lines at the burner grill, so I had pot roast from the buffet, it was very good.
Formal night was fun every one dressed up but it was a wide range of dress
Day 3 was Breakfast in our room, delivered on time. In Nassau we did the Atlantis DAY pass that we bought direct at the Hotel. Took the Water taxi, we were first ones on board thinking we would get to Atlantis early ... NOT... water taxi did not leave till it was full, 30 minutes after we got on. Oh well. Atlantis was great ... we loved the Lazy river, with Rapids and the different paths you could take. We spent some time on the beach, walked around the "The Dig" and Aquarium. we did not see everything and it was time to get back to the ship. We thought it was worth it. Not sure we saved money buying direct from hotel after buying $24 lunch.
Day 4 Breakfast in our room again which gave us time to get ready.
Freeport we took the Jeep Excursion booked with Carnival. It was fun got to drive the Jeep on wrong side of the road, Tony was very good guide showing us around, lunch was included at a beautiful Botanical garden, 1 hour stop at a beach, great day.
Day 5 At Sea Day, Breakfast was buffet and omelettes station. Then we realized we had spent very little time around LIDO deck so we relaxed and watched the activities and contests.
The evenings after supper were spent going from Major show to Piano bar to comedians, to variety of music from other entertainers. It was alot of fun we were never lacking for something to do. The game shows were fun to watch and even participated in one.
We gambled some each evening and took several pictures offered with different backgrounds but only bought one.
We are definitely cruising next year and already looking to book. Less
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R208 was a room with Window that we enjoyed especially that first morning watching the Sunrise from our Bed. Small bathroom but we were prepared, clean neat our room steward did a great job. Extra hangers helped as well as the shoe organizer that we hung over the bathroom door to keep all the sun screen, medicine and make up bottles.Read All Ocean View (6A) Reviews >>
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My sister-in-laws husband seemed weird at first meeting. Knocks up my sister-in-law before they got married. 1 year later he decides to start wearing robes to make people "think" in his words. He started acting like a monk when he wasn't. Started wearing a robe all over town, sandals, etc... Started to preach to people and approach people he deemed in need of "help". Went so nuts he started wearing it to work (at a school) and after refusing to stop wearing it, the fired him, he lost all benefits for his new family, no income, stayed at home for 2 years living off his "retirement" and savings.
So, after he drained all money, in debt, wife and child he can't support, the local priest tells him he better stop wearing the getup cuz it aint right. Decides to stop going to that church......
We met at a picnic with family, he made a straight line right for me (cuz he knew I didn't believe in God etc...) and tried to rile me up into a fight! All the while wearing a monk robe.....Probably the funniest thing I've ever had happen to me!
Long story, heres the end: He's nuts. He is on multiple meds now, depressed one day, nutto the next. Finally has a shit job where they put up with his crap (doesn't have to talk to anyone) wife is working, has another kid. Wife didn't want to leave simply because of the children and hoping he returns to normal.... Meet him and he's happy and glad to see you and oh how wonderful everything looks etc...
My .02. There are nut jobs out there, you can't judge an entire religion on a handful of crazies....and as a side note, my wife is a devout Catholic who I support 100% cuz she believes it and doesn't bother me at all about my views.
Yeah, my wife's entire family is Catholic, but my wife doesn't fault me at all for my beliefs. The interesting thing is that because I have such an interest in science she is starting to learn new things and is now becoming interested in preserving the environment and reduce our consumption. We want to buy a house that we can put on as much solar power as possible. If she lands the job at Google that she's shooting for they have an alternative vehicle incentive where they'll help her pay for a hybrid, so she is eager to make the switch. But I digress. There are plenty of nut jobs in the world, but what bothers me is that many of them are parents, or at least attend a church with other people, and they DO have influence, and they DO perpetuate fear, which to me is the most overwhelming part of the bible.... Destruction, death and damnation if you don't fall to your knees and beg for forgiveness.... And many otherwise sane people believe it.
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NEW HAVEN�The New Haven Police Department is urging the public to help keep the streets safe during this Sunday�s St. Patrick�s Day Parade by drinking responsibly and designating a sober driver before heading to the local parade or pub. Statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration show that over the past five years, 851 people lost their lives in motor vehicles crashes during the St. Patrick�s Day holiday. Out of that number, 327 were killed in crashes that involved a drunk driver or motorcycle rider (operator) with a blood alcohol concentration of .08 or higher.
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-- The 19th century town house at No. 3 Abbey Road, St. John's Wood, was bought by EMI in 1929 to make the world's first custom-built recording studios.
-- British classical music composer Edward Elgar opened the studios in a ceremony on November 12, 1931. Elgar can be seen in a film of the event, conducting the all-male orchestra through his "Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1."
-- The inaugural recording made at the studios, also conducted by Elgar, was of his "Falstaff" symphonic study.
-- In 1932, 16 year-old violin prodigy Yehudi Menuhin was invited by Elgar to record his own "Violin Concerto," the start of Menuhin's lifelong association with Abbey Road.
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While celebrating Mass for the feast of St. George on Tuesday, Pope Francis preached on Christian identity. He emphasized that to follow Jesus means belonging to the Church, as it is the Church that gives Christians their identity. He said,
"Christian identity is belonging to the Church, because all of these (the apostles) belonged to the Church, the Mother Church, because finding Jesus outside the Church is impossible. … It is the Mother Church who gives us Jesus, gives us the identity that is not only a seal, it is a belonging."
He referenced Pope Paul VI, who said that "it is an absurd dichotomy to want to live with Jesus without the Church, to follow Jesus outside the Church, to love Jesus without the Church."
In his homily, Pope Francis also spoke about the persecution the early Christian communities experienced. He noted that the persecution did not hinder their faith, but rather compelled them to spread the Gospel message all the more. He said, "Precisely at the moment persecution erupted, the missionary activity of the church erupted as well."
He noted that this has always been the case in the life of the Church. "This is how the Church moves forward … between the persecution of the world and the consolation of the Lord. The life of the Church is this way." He likened the life of the church to a path that is always alternating between "persecution and consolation, between the Cross and Resurrection."
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As the 2010 prep football season approaches, the St. Petersburg Times will break down each position in the county. Today we take a look at defensive linemen.
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1. Brodrick Lee, Tarpon Springs: The most consistent lineman in the county the past two seasons, Lee, a senior, was dominant as an interior rusher in 2009, registering 127 tackles, including 71 solo and 15 for loss, to go along with seven sacks.
2. Dante Fowler, Lakewood: The junior had perhaps the best summer of any lineman in the county with strong performances at camps. The speed rusher has a goal of recording 30 sacks this season.
3. Adarius Rayner, Largo: Because of his size (6-2, 250 pounds), Rayner is one of the best college prospects in the county and will be counted on to lead a young defense.
4. Devonte West, Indian Rocks Christian: A two-way player, West will be most valuable to the Golden Eagles as a defensive tackle, where he can use his 285-pound frame to clog running lanes.
5. Shawn Barker, Largo: Coach Rick Rodriguez is high on the junior who has enjoyed a meteoric rise on the depth chart and is a key component on what could be the best defensive line in the county.
6. Evan Holmes, Lakewood: The transfer from St. Petersburg Catholic will combine with Fowler to form one of the fastest pair of bookend ends in the county.
7. Nick Orgera, Palm Harbor University: Nose tackle is one of the most important positions in the Hurricanes' defensive scheme, and Orgera plays it with reckless abandon.
8. Jeremi Powell, Pinellas Park: An athletic rusher whose greatest asset is his speed.
9. Mike Sloat, East Lake: The defensive tackle is at his best stopping the run.
10. Paul Mandley, St. Petersburg Catholic: At 6-4, 350 pounds, Mandley is one of the biggest defensive tackles in the county.
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1. Michael Kontodiakos, Tarpon Springs: Inserted as a full-time starter, Kontodiakos will team with Lee to form a solid interior front.
2. Devin Porter, Largo: Led the Packers last season with seven sacks and could post better numbers this year.
3. Emmanuel Watkins, St. Petersburg: A converted tight end, Watkins has the most experience on a revamped defensive line.
4. Kaelin Jones, Northeast: A transfer from Illinois, Jones didn't get to play in the spring but has already proven to be the Vikings' most valuable lineman.
5. Demeco Bristol, Boca Ciega: The only returning starter on a young defense.
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"My life is kind of hard. My son is 7 years old and he has
cerebral palsy. He's not walking, not talking. That's the hardest
thing," Gal told him. "He gets therapy for a month… in Europe.
Poland. The ticket is $1,700… too much."
Gal, an ABM window washer supervisor of 14 years, revealed his
dream to take his son to a specialized intensive therapy program in
Pontiac, Mich. The program, inspired by a program in Poland, is
called Euro-Peds and it's based at Doctors' Hospital of Michigan,
where children with cerebral palsy are given personalized therapy
to learn new skills.
The only catch was that Gal's health insurance would not cover
the cost of the program, so he considered moving back to
"It would break my heart for a guy like Piotr to leave this
company to help his son," Slipsager told TV viewers during the
show's airing months later.
By the show's end, the truth came out when Gal was summoned to
the company's New York City headquarters for an "evaluation" of
Edward's work.
There, Slipsager revealed his secret to Gal and informed him
that ABM would fund two intensive-therapy Euro-Peds sessions for
Matthew. That included all travel and hotel expenses for each
two-week period, in addition to the $6,000 for the program.
Gal's son Matthew arrived at the Euro-Peds program for his first
two-week session on Jan. 31. He participated in specialized "suit
therapy," working with specially-trained therapists 20 hours a week
to learn to walk independently.
"Matthew can walk, but he gets tired easily and he doesn't have
the balance or confidence to walk independently," Gal says. "I
would like to see him become more stable and strong."
It is typical for Euro-Peds' young patients to return for
intensive therapy a couple times a year, especially during growth
spurts. The goal is to give children time over a two- to three-week
period to learn new skills and gain enough strength to carry out
those skills in a real-life setting, according to spokeswoman Anne
"In Matthew's case, he has more weakness and balance issues and
he will benefit from regular therapy and occasional bouts of
intensive therapy to bump him up to his next functional skill
level," Mancour says.
Matthew's second two-week session ended July 22 and, according
to his lead therapist, he did wonderfully.
"He worked hard and was a pleasure to treat, always smiling,"
says Mel McGinnis, a senior intensive pediatric physical
The therapy's goals focused on skills that involved strength,
balance and function, including tall kneeling, static standing
balance, ascending and descending stairs and beginning to take
independent steps, she says.
"Through his 40 hours of intense strengthening and repetition of
these tasks, he improved all of them," McGinnis says. "But perhaps
the most exciting of all his gains was the increase in his
independent stepping."
This was such a significant improvement that his parents noticed
immediate changes at the Michigan hotel as well. There, Matthew
would walk into a room, stop to look around, and then turn and walk
into another room, they say.
Gal could only echo what he initially told Slipsager through
tears that day in his boss' New York City office: "Thank you, thank
you very much."
Jerry Davich is a freelance writer and father of two living in the Chicago area.
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I had a new breaker box installed in my basement (not a subpanel...feeds directly off of the meter) for my shop and for the basement (when I get around to finishing it). The panel is located in my basement shop (next to the original panel). I need a temporary 20-amp, 240v circuit for my tablesaw. Can I just wire the breaker with "extension cord"-type wiring to a 20-amp outlet for temporary use if the wire is braided (and sufficient gauge) or do I have to use "solid" wire inside the breaker box? The receptacle box wouldn't be permanently attached to anything....more like an extension cord and would only be about 10 feet (max) from the breaker box.
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I live in Lafayette Hill, a suburb of Philly.
For the past two months, I have been visiting a wonderful little sushi place in Plymouth Meeting.
It's BYOB@!!!@!!
The food is amazing, prices too. Staff is very friendly. Owners on site.
It's empty all the time! I'm trying to promote it b/c I do not want them to go out of business.
I like to talk with pics,
so please allow me to share some pics first, to keep you interested.
BlueFin2 in Plymouth Meeting, PA. by Ryan Philly, on Flickr
Bottom right is north shore.
Above that is a special from last night... geisha.
Top left is crunchy spicy tuna.
Top right is dynamite.
BlueFin2 in Plymouth Meeting, PA. This was a special roll, no name. Ask the chef for something special! by Ryan Philly, on Flickr
BlueFin2 in Plymouth Meeting, PA. A look down the bar, at our order! by Ryan Philly, on Flickr
There were 8 of us last night, it's byob remember:
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Bring your alcohol. We usually bring a tall bottle of Vox.
For mixers, they have soda, sparkling water, I think that's it. So bring your own gear. They don't mind.
Make sure you go to the one in Plymouth Meeting. Not East Norriton.
Here's what I know about the story between 1 vs. 2.
The orig owners of BlueFin moved from Plymouth Meeting to East Norristown, bigger spot, by the 202/Germantown intersection.
A year later, other folks tried to franchise, were declined, but were able to buy the name from the OG. Which is crazy to me!
So the new one is BF2. And it's in the old location. And it's empty. All the time. So I am promoting, so they stay open.
BC the food is excellent. The owners and staff ar SO nice.
Here are the names that I remember:
Yung is the owners daughter, she's a server. She's funny and confident.
Tina is more shy, very sweet. Great server.
Matilda and Thomas are the owners.
1017 Germantown Pike
Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
(610) 272-2962
Please tell them that Ryan & Sara sent you. We have sent at least 15 different people there already.
I'm sure they will take care of you!!!
You must get the Wasabi Shumai appetizer!
Our fav rolls are:
Spicy Crunchy Tuna Roll
Dynamite Roll
Lobster Tempura Roll
King Kong Roll
Geisha is a special they have on occasion, it's very long roll with avocado and strawberry, it's more of a hit for the ladies, but I like it as well.
Green Tea Ice Cream Tempura
My wife got this thing:
BlueFin2 in Plymouth Meeting, PA by Ryan Philly, on Flickr
spicy tuna 202, and she said it was amazing.
Thanks for reading, please pass the word to others in the area,
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Bluefin is pretty good. They have a spicy tuna cocktail there if I recall that is served in a martini glass which was bangin
Ooka is usually my go to sushi spot in the Philly area. There's one in. Doylestown and one in willow grove. If you ever make it there, the Kaani (crab) salad is awesome (not on menu, need to ask for it) and their ooka roll (tempura shrimp) are must gets. They have great hibachi too.
And if $$$ isn't an option, Morimoto's on chestnut st in the city is probably the best place in town, regardless of food style. Don't look at the menu, just get the Omakase 120 or 150 and enjoy. The chocolate pot de creme on the dessert menu is the best chocolate dessert I've ever had.
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You may have been to bluefin, the original, or the new location in east norriton, they are packed.
I'm really trying to promote the new one, in the old smaller location in plymouth meeting.
Morimoto is something for special occasions, I agree it's amazing. Ooka, I've heard is great too, we will have to check it out, but a neighbor told me that BlueFin is actually better, do you agree? thank you!
Looks good. We'll give it a try. Thanks for the tip.
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Three men were flown by air ambulance from the scene of a Wednesday evening crash near Sheridan. Two other people involved in the three-vehicle crash were also hospitalized.
The crash occurred shortly after 5:00 p.m. on SR 47 and West Road, according to Deputy Vicky Dunbar of the Hamilton County Sheriff's Department.
David Bryan, 38, of Elwood was traveling east on SR 47 when his Dodge Stratus crossed the center line and struck a westbound Ford F150 that was pulling a trailer. A third vehicle, a Jeep, then crashed into the back of the trailer.
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I did a combo of botox and dysport 5 days ago. So far, I'm very happy with both. I chose dysport for the forehead area only because of concerns about spreading. The same evening, I felt weakness in the forehead. By the next morning the area injected with dysport was wrinkle free. I did have a killer headache the following day, but it was gone by the evening.
I chose botox for the glabella and crows feet areas. I started to see results for those on the third day. I'm still seeing daily improvements in those two areas.
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Before explaining the publishing process for Dreamweaver, note that Dreamweaver has an excellent help section available from within the program. Never underestimate the help section as a resource for learning how to use this program, which is a favorite among many Webmasters. There are many features of Dreamweaver which could be explained here, but would only be redundant, since there is a plethora of straightforward and easily accessible information contained in the help section of the program itself. Thus only information for setting up your site(s) for publishing is included here.
To get set up for publishing with Dreamweaver, you need to create a local site. This site defines the structure of the pages you are creating and will help you manage your site(s) whether you have one or many pages in your site(s).
Dreamweaver wisely assumes a web page is going to be part of a web site, and thus automatically takes care of some of the site management details that you would normally have to thoughtfully plan and organize yourself.
A site is a storage location for all the documents and files belonging to a web site. A local site requires a name and a local root folder, which tells Dreamweaver where you plan to store all of the site's files. You should create a separate local site for each web site you work on (one for your home space "publichtml", one for your courses "biol1130", etc.). That way you can keep sites separate and organized and managing them will be a breeze.
To create a local site:
NOTE: These instructions borrow from Dreamweaver versions 2.0, 3.0 and 4.0. There may be discrepancies between the example graphics and what you see in your particular version. The concept remains the same. Use Dreamweaver's "Help" section for additional information.
1. From the SITE view, open the Site Definition dialog box in Dreamweaver as follows: go to Site -> New Site (to create a new site) or "Define Sites" (to edit an existing site).
2. In the Site Definition dialog box, make sure that Local Info is selected in the Category list in the left pane (see example graphic below).
3. Name your site something descriptive that will help you know which site it is (ex. my home page, biol 1130) by typing in the Site Name: field. The name of your local site is essentially a nickname that leads directly to the folder that you've defined as your local site.
4. Click the file folder to the right of the Local Root Folder field and navigate to the folder in which your site will be saved locally (ex. a folder named "web site" or something to that effect (you have to create this), on your F:/drive, your C:\ drive or on a floppy disk A:\, then click Select. (If you do use external storage for your site, such as a floppy or a zip disk, you will need it each time you work on your site, because Dreamweaver remembers where you indicated the local files are stored, and will ask for the disk if it is not available.)
5. Enter the HTTP Address for the site (ex: http://www.roch.edu/courses/widg1100/), Select Cache: , or Enable Cache (in version 4.0). Click OK, then click Create if asked if you'd like to create a cache file for the site. Caching the files in the local site folder creates a record of existing files so Dreamweaver can quickly update links when you move, rename, or delete a file.
6. After you've completed the Local Info, select Web Server Info in the left pane, and FTP for Server Access in the right pane.
7. Enter webhotel.roch.edu for FTP Host (see graphic below). Choose the directory to which you are publishing on the remote server and enter it for Host Directory
(ex. publichtml/ for your personal space, biol1130/ for a biology 1130 course site, biol1130/tests/ for a sub-directory named "tests" within the biol1130 root directory, etc.).
Enter your Login (1st initial last name). And deselect Save Password for security purposes (Dreamweaver will then prompt you to enter the password when trying to publish the site).
If using an older version of Dreamweaver 2.0 or 3.0, select Check In/Out, enable it and then enter a check out name. If using Dreamweaver 4.0, select "Enable File Check In and Check Out" and enter a Check Out Name. (See Below)
Click O.K. Everything should be set up so when you are in Site Files view (the built in FTP application within Dreamweaver) and you click "Connect" you should see a list of your local files (on the right) and the remote directories and files (on the left). See below.
Finally to publish a page you have just updated, save the file locally. Then in Site Files view, select the file(s) you want to publish to the Web server and click "Put" (the UP ARROW) this will transfer the file to your remote directory. Conversely, you can "Get" a file from your remote directory on the server for updating locally.
NOTE: You may also use the "Check in" or "Check out" buttons. These are essentially the same as "Put" and "Get" respectively. But the process would be similar to the library... when you want to do some work you "Check out" a book, then when you're finished, you "Check in" the book. In Dreamweaver, a checkmark will be displayed beside the file(s) you have checked out and a lock will be displayed beside the files you have checked in. This can be a helpful way to remember what you are currently working on and what you have finished working on. It also helps to prevent over-writing newer files on the web server, with older local files (if you access your site from multiple locations, such as home and work where there may be different local versions of the files).
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People must really be attached to their analogies, since they seem to be pretty desperate to make a government seem like basically anything that's not a government. First there were the conversations about how the government needs to think like a household (obviously, since the average household is doing so well nowadays and never makes poor choices), and now, presumably because of Mitt Romney and some of the other contenders for the Republican presidential nomination, we have talk about how private-sector management experience is so helpful because the principles that lead to success in business will also lead to success in government. (Personally, I am still waiting for someone to explain to me how government is like a pizza or a leaky balloon or something.)
Unfortunately, the government as business analogy breaks down pretty quickly, if for no other reason than, if government were to operate primarily using for-profit business principles, there would be little reason for government to exist as a separate entity. (We have plenty of "one dollar, one vote" in shareholder meetings, so a "one person, one vote" system is a nice counterbalance.) You can read more on the issue here:
Legally speaking, the fiduciary duty of a corporate board of directors (and, by extension, the corporation) is to maximize profit for shareholders. Sometimes the well-being of "stakeholders" — i.e. all entities who are affected by a company, including but not limited to shareholders, employees, customers, downstream neighbors, etc. — comes up in conversation, but usually only to assess what impact stakeholder satisfaction has on shareholder value rather than as a goal in and of itself. If one were to apply this principle to government, then the government's fiduciary duty would be to maximize the well-being of its "investors," with the importance of each investor measured by how many shares he owns. Investors, in a government sense, are taxpayers, so applying this business principle to governance would mean that the often-mentioned 47 percent of people who don't pay federal income tax factor very little into the government's "profit" calculation (and not at all if they don't pay payroll taxes and such), and rich guys who pay a lot in taxes would dominate the government's priorities. (Sound familiar?) If you believe that the government's mandate is to think about societal well-being in a democratic "one person, one vote" sense rather than in a "one dollar, one vote" one, you should not want this business principle to be applied.
If you read the linked article, you probably noticed the unfortunate choice of headline (though not as egregious as the "Let Detroit Go Bankrupt" headline that was slapped on Mitt Romney's op-ed by the New York Times). I can certainly see various types of private-sector experience being helpful in the public sphere, but that doesn't mean that it's a good idea to run a government as one would run a business. The issue, however, got me thinking about what sorts of people (outside of the obvious lawyers and such) would be helpful to an efficient government, and my thought process keeps leading me to operations consultants. As such, I will be starting an Al Roth for President campaign tomorrow.


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As a writer and editor myself, I want to applaud you on your cover photo for the May 2010 issue. I was drawn in by the informality and warmth of the candid shot of President Monson with his grandson. At first I saw the boy as just another child in the Church that President Monson cares for. It came across to me as fresh and real, and therefore made a difference to me as an average reader. I just want to say job well done as well as thank you for the courage and vision to be a little less formal, a little less conventional, in order to have a lot more positive, meaningful effect.
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The Tree of Life II: (Dodona), The Gallery at the Greek Institute, Cambridge, MA, 1991.
- Religious Series and Liturgical Hangings (in conjunction with reading of paper, Art and Prayer: Reflections on my Work) St. Maryís Jesuit Residence, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA, 1990.
- A Day in the Life (2 person) Aaron Bohard Fine Arts Gallery, University of Wisconsin/Fox Valley, Menasha, WI, 1989.
- Self Reflections, Skylight Gallery, Boston, MA, 1988.
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- Hangings (in conjunction with the National Association of Pastoral Musicians Regional Convention) Westin Hotel, Boston, MA, 1988.
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- Lincoln Public Library, Lincoln, MA.
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- Tenure Exhibit Department of Fine Arts, Boston College, Newton, MA, 1977.
- Thematic Drawings in Anticipation of the Great Mother Dance, 1975-1976.
- Hovey House Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA.
- Putnam Art Center, Newton College, Newton, MA.
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Reasons for not installing anything underneath the seats.
This is a general standard that many of the car audio shops follow. These are the reasons for that.
It's not a suggested practice.
- There is no place to properly ground anything underneath the seat. Most people would try and use the seat bracket bolts. These are not good grounding points for a few reasons.
- Usually these bolts are covered in grease, grit, or grime, thus making the ground a bad ground.
- These same bolts are usually covered in paint, as is the threaded part that the bolt goes into.
- Those mounting points usually have carpet underneath them, meaning that the ground is not solid.
- That dirt, grit, and grime got there somehow. That same dirt, grit, and grime will get in whatever piece of electronic equipment you put underneath the seat.
- Cokes, fries, onions, chili cheese dogs, cheetos, twizlers, etc. all end up under the seats. Do you really want that right next to your expensive electronic equipment?
- If passengers can see it, they will mess with it. I know that we all like to think we can trust our friends. The fact of the matter is that people are curious. If they see a bunch of wires sticking out they will play with them. Not only will you risk having your passengers pulling things apart, you also risk them shocking themselves. Though you might think "Good, they deserve it then", you can still be held liable. Sucks, but that's the truth.
- Even if you ask people to watch their feet, it's like a magnet. Their feet will find their way under the seat. In doing, so they will break wires, break solders on boards, and introduce all kinds of foreign objects from their shoes that you don't want around electronics.
- The seat moves, you can try all you can think of, but it moves. There are things beneath the seat that will catch wires and pull them out. Moving pieces are never a good thing to mount next to or around unless you have the proper materials, and 9 times out of 10, you won't.
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Montcalm Township will pay for sirens, use grant money for radios
MONTCALM TOWNSHIP — Due to an issue with the timing of when grant money will be available and when the township would like to install its four severe weather sirens at full service, the township gave approval to reallocate grant funds to radios for fire department.
Montcalm Township was approved for a $7,740 grant from the Homeland Security — awarded through the Montcalm County Central Dispatch — that would go toward allowing the dispatch center to activate the sirens remotely. However, funds from that grant would not be available to the township until mid summer.
"The problem is that grant doesn't open until June first, so in order for us to use that grant money on that project for the controller projects, we would basically have to not install that portion of the siren project until that grant money came available," Township Supervisor Michael Adams said.
Not wanting to wait until then to put in sirens that can be activated by dispatch, the township board on Wednesday approved paying the money itself for the township's sirens, given the likeliness it will be able to reallocate those funds toward the purchase of three 800 mHz radios for the fire department.
The amount of the grant would purchase three radios, 10 of which Fire Chief Clif Dickinson said the department hoped to purchase soon anyway.
"We would essentially be buying you three new Motorola radios," said Central Dispatch Deputy Director Tim Scott, who was present at Wednesday's meeting,
Of the Homeland Security grant, $6,450 was designated to Montcalm Township. Eureka Township has yet to decide on the $1,290 of grant fund it was to receive. The two townships split the cost of a fourth siren to be put up near the county fairgrounds. The other three locations for the sirens are at the Montcalm Township Hall, on South Johnson Road near the Carl Paepke Nature Trail and on Wise Road near Johnson and Youngman roads.
Scott said there was a general consensus of the dispatch committee, which oversees distribution of grant money, for the allowing of the reallocation, but would still need to be voted on.
The decision means the sirens — which would have been installed by spring either way, but without the capability of remote activation — will be able to be at full capacity come spring.
"To activate them manually at this point, we would have to send a firefighter out to each siren location and they would have to go up on a step ladder, open up a box eight feet in the air and hit the activation button," Adams said. "That is not in line with protecting our employees, our firemen and the people."


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ATLANTA -- Russell Athletic and the Women's Basketball Coaches Association announced that the commemorative award presented to the Russell Athletic/WBCA National Coaches of the Year will be named The Pat Summitt Trophy in honor of the legendary University of Tennessee Lady Vols head coach.
The award will officially be named "The Pat Summitt Trophy presented to the Russell Athletic/WBCA National Coach of the Year." It will be the only national coach of the year award to bear Summitt's name.
"The WBCA is honored that Pat Summitt has graciously lent us the use of her name to recognize the Russell Athletic/WBCA National Coaches of the Year on all levels - high school through NCAA Division I," said WBCA CEO Beth Bass. "Pat was in the room in Syracuse back in 1981 when the WBCA was formed. She has been one of our biggest supporters ever since. And it is appropriate that the first time the Pat Summitt Trophy will be presented is in her home state of Tennessee."
Pat Summitt, who stepped down as head coach of the Lady Vols in April 2012, is the winningest basketball coach in NCAA history (men's or women's across any division) with 1,098 career victories. She led the Lady Vols to eight NCAA Division I national championships. In 38 years as a coach, all at UT, she never had a losing season.
Summitt was the recipient of the WBCA's first NCAA Division I National Coach of the Year Award in 1983. She received the honor twice more - in 1995 and in 1998. In 2009, The Sporting News named Summitt the 11th greatest coach of all time regardless of sport; she was the only woman on the publication's list of 50. Summitt was named the Naismith Basketball Coach of the Century in April 2000.
Russell Athletic and the WBCA present the national coach of the year award annually in each of the six WBCA membership divisions (NCAA Divisions I, II, III; NAIA: junior/community college and high school). This is the 32nd year of the honor. For a list of past recipients, visit WBCA.org.
The Pat Summitt Trophy will be presented to the 2014 Russell Athletic/WBCA National Coaches of the Year during the fourth annual WBCA Awards Show on Monday, April 7, in the Omni Nashville Hotel's Broadway Ballroom. This event is part of the WBCA National Convention and is held in conjunction with the NCAA Women's Final Four.


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Talk with a healthcare provider for a diagnosis.How is acute bronchitis diagnosed?Healthcare providers can often diagnose acute bronchitis by taking a medical history and doing physical exam. Tests may be done to rule out other diseases, such as pneumonia or asthma. Any of these tests may be used to help confirm a diagnosis:Chest X-rays. A test that uses invisible radiation beams to make images of internal tissues, bones, and organs, including the lungs.Arterial blood gas. This blood test is used to analyze the amount of carbon dioxide and oxygen in the blood.Pulse oximetry. An oximeter is a small machine that measures the amount of oxygen in the blood. To get this measurement, a small sensor is taped or clipped on a finger or toe. When the machine is on, a small red light can be seen in the sensor. The sensor is painless and the red light does not get hot.Cultures of nasal discharge and sputum. Testing the sputum you cough up or swab from your nose may be done to find and identify the microorganism causing the infection.Pulmonary function tests. These are tests that help to measure the ability of the lungs to move air in and out of the lungs. The tests are usually done with special machines that you breathe into.How is acute bronchitis treated?Acute bronchitis is usually mild and does not cause complications. The symptoms often resolve on their own and lung function goes back to normal.In most cases, antibiotics are not needed to treat acute bronchitis. That's because most of the infections are caused by viruses. Antibiotics are not effective against viruses. If it has progressed to pneumonia, then antibiotics may be necessary.Treatment is aimed at treating the symptoms, and may include:Avoiding exposure to secondhand smokeCough medicineHumidifying the airIncreased fluid intakePain relievers and fever reducers, such as acetaminophen (Tylenol)Quitting smokingAvoid antihistamines because they dry up the secretions and can make the cough worse.What are the complications of acute bronchitis?Acute bronchitis can worsen and progress to chronic bronchitis or pneumonia. If this happens, a different treatment may be necessary.Can bronchitis be prevented?Acute bronchitis can't always be prevented. However, there are shots you can get to prevent its complications, such as pneumonia.Check with your healthcare provider about getting the flu and pneumococcal shots. Getting a flu shot every year can help prevent both the flu and pneumonia. The pneumococcal shot can protect you from a common form of bacterial pneumonia. Anyone can get pneumococcal disease. However, children younger than age 2, adults ages 65 and older, people with certain medical conditions, and smokers are at the highest risk.When should I call my health care provider? Most often, bronchitis resolves on its own. If your symptoms worsen or don't get better over time, call your healthcare provider.Key pointsBronchitis is inflammation of the breathing tubes. These airways are called bronchi. There are several different types of bronchitis. The two most common are acute and chronic.Acute bronchitis is usually caused by the same viruses that cause colds and the flu. It may also be caused by a bacterial infection, or by physical or chemical agents that are breathed into the lungs.The most common symptoms for acute bronchitis include cough, chest soreness, runny nose, feeling tired and achy, headache, chills, slight fever, and sore throat.Healthcare providers can often diagnose acute bronchitis by taking a medical history and doing physical exam. Blood tests, breathing tests, and imaging tests may also be used.In most cases, antibiotics are not needed to treat acute bronchitis. If it progresses to pneumonia, then antibiotics may be necessary. Treatment is aimed at managing the symptoms. 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In this study, Dr. Steven investigates the relationship between the first-in port choice by carriers on importers' choice of ports. Further, they investigate possible moderating effects of cargo value and import frequency on this hypothesized relationship that puts any findings in context.
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My unit in the Army, 10th Mountain Division.
That same unit fought in the mountains of Italy during WWII, right where my family comes from. Small world.
The story is that soldiers from the 10th took my infant father from my grandmother (causing her to panic), only to return him safe and sound - and loaded with candy, Spam, and other goodies. My dirt poor grandparents and relatives never forgot the kindness of the GIs.
I guess my service with the 10th was going full circle in a way.
My father was none too crazy about my going into the Army (I'm an only child); but my grandfather was very proud to have a grandson who was an officer in the American Army.
Asinine- Just in case I say something extremely foolish and stupid, and/or make myself look like a fool I can just say "What did you expect?"
Bad golfing.
Mine comes from Belgium by way of Canada. It's a lot shorter than saying right arm of the free world.
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I'm a music major focusing on tuba, I've been doing that for the past 14 years. I'll probably end up doing it in the Army in a year or two unless I end up with my dream job as a band director at a big high school, so with all of these school districts cutting the position I would be in, the odds are that I'll be auditioning for the Army after I graduate.
My son plays HS football, we call him "buck". ( thats not his name) one time in a playoff game he made a huge pick and my father stood up and said way to go "buckwheat". So I am now Mr. Buckwheat.
Kerberos; greek from of Cerberus.
Gaurds the gates of the underworld to keep those who have crossed the River Styx from escaping.
It's in reference to "Devil Dog"... former USMC. (hell hound)
A nickname I picked up while in service. Long story.
The highlight of my life and my motivation.
I'm from SC & love guns, shooting, hunting & learning about firearms.
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how do you solve this?
x+4/x^2-x-6 + 3x-2/x^2+3x+2
We have 2 fractions here. The first thing you want to do is equal the entire expression to 0 (in order to solve for x).
So we get that:
((x+4)/(x^2-x-6))+ ((3x-2)/(x^2+3x+2))=0
Now, we can transfer one of the fractions to the other side of the equation. We get that:
((x+4)/(x^2-x-6)) = ((2-3x)/(x^2+3x+2))
Now, if we mulitply each of the denominators of the fractions with the numerators at the other side of the equation, we get that:
(x+4)*(x^2+3x+2) = (2-3x)*(x^2-x-6)
When we use the distributive rule, we find that:
=> x^3+7x²+14x+8=-3x^3+5x²+16x-12
Now, if we transfer one side to the other, we get that:
if we divide both sides by 2, we get that:
Now, I don't know if you're familiar with factoring a polynomial, but that is in fact the best way to go. I won't go into depth into this subject, but when you factor this polynomial, you get the equation:
When we calculate the discriminant for the second factor in the equation, we find that it equals -31, so its negative. This means that the second factor (2x²-3x+5) has no further solutions. So, the only time this equation becomes zero is when x=-2 (because the first factor of the equation (x+2) becomes zero when x=-2).
So -2 is a solution for this equation. Our work doesn't stop here. Since we had some polynomials in denominators in thr original equation, we have to check that the denominators don't become zero for x=-2. Otherwise, -2 isn't a solution for the equation. When we fill in -2 in both denominators, we notice they both become zero. So, since -2 isn't a solution for the equation after all, we find that the equation has no solutions.


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I heard the news first thing this morning, and I cannot begin to describe my sadness over this. My condolences to his family and friends, Steve was a great man, and we wouldn't be able to do technologically what we do today had he not paved the way... Rest in peace
Although I never liked Apple and their products but i have to admit that without him we would not be living in this wonderful tech filled world that we live in today and as much as i didnt like Steve i still had major so much respect for the guy. R.I.P. Mr. Jobs! Thank you for all your contributions to the Tech Industry. You will forever be remembered.
Mr. Steven Jobs, you will be missed, and celebrated! For years and year to come. Maybe he will make some invention in heaven that will allow communication back to earth?!?!? Lol jk. But, if anyone could, it would be him.
Thanks again Steve! With out you, none of us would know each other here. Heck modmyi would not exist. I'm thankful.
Such a major shock to the world. Even I can't believe it.
Rest in piece dear Mr. Jobs, you've done your job in this world. Your name will forever be remembered through out the millennium.
Rest in Peace Steve.. and I'm even more saddened by the fact that although he had access to all the medical help he needed, there was nothing *anyone* could do.. shows one more time that money can't do everything and sometimes it's really just your fate. And I'm happy that I can use some of the things he invented/developed - Thanks for making our lives so beautiful and may your afterlife be as beautiful as you have made ours..
What can you say about a man who's heard it all? "Genius", "Visionary", "Ahead of his time". I've never met Mr. Jobs, met his family, or worked at Apple, but I wish I had. What Mr. Jobs brought to the world will leave an everlasting footprint. I hope I can teach my kids to make their mark that way as well. My sincerest condolences to both the Jobs and Apple family. How do you miss someone you've never even met? Simple --Sent from my Iphone4
R.I.P Steve.
Mustn't have been an easy way to go. To think he was on stage at WWDC only 4 host months ago, he was pushing himself harder than we realized.
Glad to have met the man, only regret is I didn't know who the hell he was when I met him
The autobiography sales just increased 10 fold too.
You will be missed. Let Apple continue to triumph in your honor.
Steve Jobs was the man, he created new technology, changed the world in his own way and progressed so far in this world of technology. I've never met Steve myself, but I wish I could have before he passed. That was one of my goals in life, to meet the man himself, but time beat me. It makes me really sad to see him go, even though I never had a conversation with him, it makes me all teary eyed. I hope for the best for Steve. R.I.P. Steve, You will be missed.
Steve Jobs was a good man, and your post is way off course on how things should work. Get off your religious high horse and we will all find out someday what really happens when you die. SHEESH.
R.I.P steve jobs
He was a legend & always will be
I wonder if he'll come back in 3 days for 'Just one more thing'....
Steve Jobs changed a lot of people's lives for the better.
I was PC through and through - I'd never buy Apple.
Of course I bought an iPod - who didn't?
But the iPhone? Why? My Windows Mobile phone did everything the iPhone did - on paper.
When I saw an iPhone I was blown away - it was completely different from anything that had gone before - would we have Android if the iPhone hadn't come first? I doubt it.
The iPad was announced and was widely derided - tablets had been tried before, it was just a large iPhone etc.
I eventually bought one and people think I am surgically attached to it - I love it. So do millions of others.
Steve made 'computers' consumer devices, he could see what people wanted before they knew it, his attention to detail was legendary - it had to be perfect.
Most people don't want to have to think about their device - they want it to 'just work' Steve Jobs made computers 'white goods'.
I jailbreak because I want to improve things - but I am improving the best.
People who don't like Apple's control freakery can use Android, Android is very good but without Steve Would Android even have been thought of?
Steve thought the impossible - and made it happen, he could see what could happen - and made it so.
I don't believe I will see anyone as great as him in my lifetime - for him to die so young (not much older than me) is a great loss for everyone. I can't remember anyone who has sparked so much sorrow among so many people (I don't remember JFK).
It is the end of an era - I hope Apple can continue - they have some great guys, but they no longer have Steve.
A sad day for us all.