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Lisa is being sued again for sexual harassment at Villa Blanca.
I think it's being said that Tamara's gym is folding behind the scenes.
Also, I'm on board wi @AllLace about her hubby. I bet he doesn't get a chubby for her nor any other Twat.
Lisa is a genius! She really knows how to let her enemies implode on themselves and she just gets out of the way! No other reality star on the planet has the brains or breading to pull this chestnut out as her parting shot: "Wasn't it George Bernard Shaw who said, 'never wrestle with a pig, you both get dirty and the pig likes it.'" Brandi is no match for Lisa, she is brilliant.
Brandi still gets plenty of money from her book sales. People are actually buying that garbage.
Kim Richards has to be the drunkard back to her old ways. Even her sister says she doesnt stay sober for long and since all her kids have left the family home she is free to drink up as she likes.
@Kat your confusing OC and Beverly Hills.
tamara got fired from oc
creepy carlyisle and joyce the beauty queen got fired from bh and are being replaced by lisa rinna and eileen davidson and pt replacements mohamid hadid's fiance and some asian girl..
Tamara got fired. There are two new replacements Lisa Rinna and the actress that stars on Days Of Our Lives and used to be "Ashley" on Y&R. She won a daytime Emmy. Anyway, every time I see Brandi she seems intoxicated so I'm going with her unfortunately. Her fans are worried about her since she gets skinnier and looks sadder by the minute.
I think Tamara for this one
I'm just now catching up on my RHOBH and Kim seems pretty serious about sobriety. She's definitely a weirdo but then again, she's a Hilton and a former child star soooo
Brandi has been drinking like a fish so far and doesn't hold back – I was dying watching her call Joyce "Jackalynnnn" over and over
That being said, Brandi is doing pretty well for herself
Tamara is a loose cannon and a disaster this season
When you think West Coast RH Kim has to be top three.
Molls-idk about that all leanne has to do is go on the riad fir a month or 2 and she wld be rolling in it. She just doesnt want to take time out of her busy bikini posting, constant vacationing world. Not to mention keeping eye on eddie. Incidentally , for same reasons mentioned coupla sentences ago, i dont think she really wants kids. Just talks it uo cos it sounds good.
Tamra has the gym and she's still doing appearances.
Gretchen hawks her line, sells her old clothes, and does lots of appearances.
Kim has never done much outside of the show and I've never known where she gets her money.
I'm thinking it's Brandi. There have been lots of pictures of her where she looks sauced.
Some people spend all day every day hitting refresh every 15 minutes & trying to be the first guess. Nothing to be jealous of at all!
I think it's Kim as well. Her only income (that I can tell) is a huge alimony check and probably residuals. I like her but she comes off as nutty and that's when she is unstable imo.
I was thinking Tamara
Kim – she's got substance abuse problems.
Brandi already lost a job for saying something she shouldn't have when drunk and she is a drunk so I say her. Otherwise Kim or Gretchen and I haven't heard anything about them being drunks but I don't keep track of them. Brandi gets written up for any little thing including drinking so I say her.
I don't think it's Brandi. She has a weekly podcast, writes a column for an Australian blog site, has a T-shirt line that's selling well, is on Celebrity Apprentice, and has her own wine. If this is intended to be Brandi, then either LeAnn or Eddie put this out there. They are both pissed to the max that Brandi is doing better than they are.
My guess would be Kim Richards.
@Katie that's a good guess. Tamara has been coming unglued of late and has lots of negative stuff in her life right now – fighting with her ex over the kids, a daughter that wants nothing to do with her, a husband that's seems completely uninterested in her (getting a gay vibe), a son that moved away with a woman and is getting married which she was kept in the dark about, a growing drinking problem and losing the support of her castmates/"friends" as her web of lies is unravelled.
Kim Richards from RHOBH. I dont believe that she is sober.
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I don't think it's Brandi.
Eddie's reality show is a bust, and she hasn't responded to all the baiting they do on the show. She's also got Celebrity Apprentice coming up. I think it's that Orange County blonde, the one who might lose custody of her kids. (I don't watch OC)
Party poopers! There's always Twitter!
yup.brandi- i'll never be frist ever cuz the blinds don't even come on when I hit enter button for over a minute-how do I resolve this frustrating situ.how do y'all get the BIs so fast-what am I NOT doing right?? ah well…
Anyone check out this celebitchy article?
Brandy – I liked her when she first hit the scene. She was a breath of fresh air. I think fame has gotten to her and she is an exaggerated version of her original self.


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Actor, Director. Born Biagio Anthony Gazzara, the son of a Sicilian immigrant who was a laborer, he was reared in a rough area on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, New York City, New York. His first though of becoming an actor was at the age of eleven, when he watched a production at the Madison Square Boys Club. He enrolled at the City College of New York hesitantly studying Engineering while pondering a career as a performer. He followed this notion and dropped out of college to attend the Actors Studio after receiving a scholarship. He appeared on Broadway first with his debut in "End as a Man" (1953 to 1954), for which he received a Theatre World Award while simultaneously appearing on live television programs. Gazzara originated the part of 'Brick' in the stage production of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" (1955 to 1956) and earned a Tony Award nomination for playing 'Johnny Pope' in "A Hat Full of Rain" (1955 to 1956). He marked his motion picture debut as the sadistic cadet in "The Strange One" (1957) and followed it with an acclaimed performance as the soldier on trial in "Anatomy of a Murder" (1959). Gazzara became familiar to television audiences playing 'Detective Sergeant Nick Anderson' in "Arrest and Trial" (1963 to 1963) and furthered his place in television history as 'Paul Bryan', the terminal attorney-turned-adventurer in "Run For Your Life" (1965 to 1968), for which he earned a Golden Globe nomination. Further films include "The Bridge at Remagen" (1969), "Husbands" (1970, he co-starred with his close friends John Cassavetes and Peter Falk), "The Killing of a Chinese Bookie" (1976), "Opening Night" (1977), the latter two which Cassavetes directed and as the heavy 'Brad Wesley' in "Roadhouse" (1989). He directed several episodes of his series "Run For Your Live" as well as Peter Falk in "Columbo". He received further Tony Award nominations with "Hughie/Duet" (1975) and "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" (1977). He was formerly married to actress Janice Rule.
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Q: Hey Steve,
I was wondering what your professional opinion is on the fake/rubber pinestraw. I am so tired of spending $1,000 every 6 months to replace our pinestraw. It does not last in the Mississippi heat and the roaches love it! I looked up the fake pinestraw on-line and it looks very much like the real stuff. What harm could it do to my plants?
A: The Grump did a story on the fake pine straw in the November 2006 issue of Southern Living. It's plastic, not rubber (rubber mulch gives your garden that delightful NASCAR smell), and from a distance of 6 feet or more, looks just like the real thing. It's expensive, but according to the manufacturers (who, of course, tell only the truth), it saves you money in the long run because you only have to put it down every 4-5 years.
But here's my question: how do you rake up all the leaves and other garbage that falls on it in autumn without also raking up your expensive fake pine straw?
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This is a discussion on Alignment basics within the Suspension & Wheels forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; Originally Posted by Spencer3636 Thanks for the info, I'm going to run down and get some camber bolts after work. ...
I smacked a curb pretty good, bent a control arm in the processes. The 2nd to last time I had my alignment done, I had camber bolts in and they weren't cooperating with the tech and I. He likes to make the adjustments w/the car still on its wheels. Anyways, I decided that the camber bolts in the rear weren't worth it if All I was going for was the stock -1.5 camber in the rear. I put the stock ones back in it and wound up the same side I smashed into a curb on was Off. -1.1 vs -1.5 on the other side. So maybe the previous owner of your car (assuming there was one) was in an accident. Camber bolts would definitely help.
2nd WRX...
More than meets the eye.
Went back for my alignment and it looks pretty good
Camber -0.8
Caster 2.7
Toe 0.00
Camber -0.8
Caster 3.2
Toe 0.0
Camber -1.5
Toe 0.0
Camber -1.7
Toe 0.0
Cross Camber 0.0
Total Toe 0.01
The only thing that is out of OEM spec would be my front left Caster, my cross caster is -0.5 and might explain my slight pull to the right, what can I do to even these out a bit?
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not much- one option is to use the WL offset bushings and try and get the rotation of the bushing just right- might not be very easy to do
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is there possibly a bent suspension component?
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I was looking at the offset bushing, but yes that does look like a pain, not to mention my difference between them is 0.5, not huge but its there. So that might be more trouble then it's worth. Not sure how important the Caster is, I'm still pretty new in the suspension world.
That was my next thought, something bent.. I need to change my end links this weekend so while I'm under there I'm going to check it all out.
Thanks for the info guys! Over all though I am pretty impressed with the latest alignment
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[QUOTE=Big Sky WRX;972859]For a good "street" setup, camber in the front from -1.0 - -1.5 (achieved w/ the oem bolts) and camber in the rear from-1.0 (must have camber bolts/plates to achieve this) to oem -1.3, w/ 0 toe is a very good all-around setup.
so your saying that on a stock 06 wrx you can adjust the camber up to almost -1.5 with out and parts? can anyone explain to me how to do this?
it varies by car, but typically between -1.0 (low end) and -1.5 (high end) is achievable w/ the oe eccentric bolt up front
simply loosen BOTH lower front strut bolts and turn the upper eccentric bolt until you reach max neg camber
you'll want a shop to do this (unless you can also adjust toe) as toe changes w/ camber
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Thanks again Big Sky and all who added for a very informitave thread with fairly high information density despit its length, a real page turner as it were
Surely one of the members with little else to that has 1000's of posts will reply with an AAARG. NOT AGAIN...
Anyway for what it's worth, rear toe adjustments have a major effect on how a car will react.
TOE-OUT (rear) will reduce understeer and bring the car close to neutral, if it has a tendency to understeer, as most factory specs do. If you have after-market, heavier front bars alone will increase understeer a lot. You must add a heavier rear bar to bring it back to a slight oversteer. TOE-OUT (rear) has the same effect.
TOE-IN (rear) wll enhance the understeer even more.
Most of the above can also be effected to the same degree by front toe-in or toe-out.
Caster is only adjustable by moving the upper strut bolts in or out. A caster plate does this. The more front negative caster will snap the wheel back to center faster but you'll feel road bumps more through the steering wheel. Think of the caster wheels on a shopping cart... strong self centering because of negative caster.
Pretty sure I recall this stuff. It's been a long time since I ended my 15 year Solo2 hobby.
your correct a little toe out in the rear will help the car rotate, a little toe out in the front will help turn in- the key is the little part. toe (in or out) eats up tires (think about your tires dragging sideways)
personally I do like a little toe out front/rear
I thicker front bar doesn't always equate to more understeer- with soft (oe springs) combined w/ a Mac P strut suspension- you get lots of positive camber in a turn- this takes away grip, firm up the front roll stiffness (via a larger front sway bar) and you can increase front grip. Of course this is up to a point- like anything you can go too far.
caster can be changed by a couple different methods- plates which move the top of the strut rearward, lower control arms or bushings which move the bottom of the strut forward
positive caster is what self centers a car, not negative- the biggest benefit of positive caster is it's effect on dynamic camber in a turn- the more positive caster the less camber loss in a turn
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Adversely, positive caster INCREASES wheelbase. I suppose I could dig out a copy of my book, "How to win at slalom & Autocross", published 1972 by Sports Car Press, but I'll just accept your caster definition for now. Peace.
Never had scrubbing tire wear from either camber or castor. Ran mainly shaved tires, no chunking.Neg. camber REDUCES outside edge tire wear. Confirmed by the "chalk mark" method. Especially running 46-48psi in the fronts, rear about 6lbs less. Gives trailing throttle and left foot braking beautiful tail dancing. Just one opinion. Many. many aspects can loosen up the solo handling. Not a science. More like MAGIC..
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a shopping cart utilizes positive caster- that's why it pushes nicely and generally in a straight line- try pulling back on a shopping cart- gets squirrelly in a hurry- that's negative caster
your correct caster and camber have little effect on tire wear (as you mention increasing neg in motorsport applications can actually decrease wear)- you can go too far w/ camber though and get increased tire wear (this may be acceptable in some situations)
not true for toe though- increase or decrease toe from 0 and you'll get added wear (again some additional wear may be acceptable if your getting what you want performance wise)
"Simplify and add lightness." - Colin Chapman
I'm running a 27mm front sway bar and have noticed a good bump in front grip (up from 22mm f&r). Increasing your rear swaybar diameter without touching your front sway will increase tossability, but at a sacrifice in overall cornering grip.If you have after-market, heavier front bars alone will increase understeer a lot. You must add a heavier rear bar to bring it back to a slight oversteer. TOE-OUT (rear) has the same effect.
2nd WRX...
More than meets the eye.
You know your stuff...only thing is the caster description. In the old days, before McPhersons, the "king pin-angle, to front or rear was caster. We never discussed stuff like "scrub radius" like today.
Many the times we've sat under a shade tree talking about this stuff while waiting at an event.
I still feel a shopping cart has negative on the front wheels moving forward so they self staighten with the least effort..
Positive caster wheels would dance all over, follow every contour in the floor. Pesky at best. If you can paste a diagram on the net please include.
Tire wear is not even mentionable in already shaved solo tires that might see battle 2 hours a season and no daily usage. Tires hardening and losing their durometer softness as they age is more of a problem... or tires that are for track use and won't heat up enough in a 1.00+min. run. Hate to waste any more web band space before others start complaining.
Best reference book I ever had was "How to make a car handle", maybe 200 pages. Can't find mine anymore.


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Those in the know are also passing along the word that iOS 7 is running late, forcing Apple to pull engineers off of OS X 10.9 in order to get things moving at a quicker pace. Is there anything that we can learn now about iOS 7? The latest news is that it will make many people happy, but those designers who love rich-texture will be sad.
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By Stateside Staff • Jul 17, 2013 Michigan House Republicans Listen Listening... / 17:03 This week, a state House panel in Lansing kicked off a series of hearings on Common Core. You might have been hearing about the Common Core lately. It's a set of nationwide school standards put together by the National Governors Association and being debated around the nation. State lawmakers recently passed a budget that bars the Michigan Department of Education from implementing the standards. Supporters of the standards - including Governor Rick Snyder and State Superintendent Michael Flanagan - say Common Core is essential to making sure students in Michigan are ready for college and careers. Opponents say the standards strip local control and were developed without transparency. We sat down with Michigan School Board President John Austin, a supporter of Common Core, and State Representative Tom McMillin, an opponent of the standards. But first, let's get a better understanding of just what these standards are. Michelle Richard, Senior Consultant at Public Sector Consultants, specializing in education policy and research, joined us today. Listen to the full interview above. State lawmakers begin hearings on Common Core, anger and frustration ensues By Jake Neher • Jul 17, 2013 Michigan.gov Debate is underway in Lansing about whether to implement a set of state school standards. A state House panel held its first meeting on Common Core State Standards Tuesday.Republican Representative Tom McMillin (R-Rochester Hills) grilled state Department of Education officials about Common Core. He says the standards take away local control and were developed and adopted without public input. Meanwhile, state Superintendent State Superintendent Mike Flanagan is urging lawmakers to go forward with a set of nationwide school standards. Flanagan argues that districts would have final say over standards and curriculum."Technically, [districts] don't even have to follow the Common Core," Flanagan said. "Now, I think they will. It's a smart...well thought out set of standards."Gov. Rick Snyder also supports adopting the Common Core standards. Common Core standards up for debate By Jennifer White & Mercedes Mejia • Jul 16, 2013 Listen Listening... / 4:25 State lawmakers have formed a special bipartisan subcommittee to debate the merits of the Common Core Standards Initiative. Last month, the State Legislature blocked the state from implementing the school standards. Lawmakers said they needed more time to review Common Core before letting it take full effect in Michigan. The subcommittee met for the first time today in Lansing. Republican State Rep. Amanda Price from Park Township is the vice-chair of the subcommittee and she spoke with All Things Considered Host, Jennifer White. This week in Michigan politics: Consolidating schools, creditors' bus tour, Detroit City Council By Jack Lessenberry, Emily Fox & Michigan Radio Newsroom • Jul 10, 2013 Matthileo / Flickr Listen Listening... / 3:29 Week in Michigan politics interview for 7/10/2013 This week in Michigan politics, Jack Lessenberry and Emily Fox discuss the proposal to consolidate school districts into county-wide systems, the canceled bus tour for Detroit creditors, and the new changes on the Detroit City Council. Michigan's State Superintendent wants to move toward county-wide school districts By Mark Brush • Jul 8, 2013 MichigansChildren / YouTube One hundred years ago, the state of Michigan had more than 7,000 local school districts. There are slightly more than 800 school districts today, and many of them are struggling with their finances. Today, State Superintendent Michael Flanagan outlined a plan he says would save money. He wants more school services consolidated at the county level. State reviewing finances of Hazel Park schools By Associated Press • Jul 7, 2013 Michigan's top educator has ordered a financial review of the Hazel Park schools, a step that could lead to a state takeover of the suburban Detroit district.The Detroit Free Press says state schools Superintendent Mike Flanagan wrote Hazel Park Superintendent James Meisinger that he's concerned the district's deficit will reach $3.3 million by month's end. That's up from $1.5 million at the end of June 2012.A report is due Monday. An alternative school in Battle Creek will come under Marshall schools oversight later this month By Steve Carmody • Jul 5, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio An alternative school for at-risk kids in Battle Creek has found a new school district to oversee its academic program. . Marshall Schools was the only district to apply to take over the academic program at the Michigan Youth Challenge Academy. The alternative school program has operated for 14 years at the National Guard base in Battle Creek. The academy serves about 250 at-risk young people from across Michigan annually. Struggling school districts can be dissolved under new law By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Jul 3, 2013 Dwight Burdette / wikimedia commons Small school districts with big money troubles could be broken up by the state under a new law signed by Governor Rick Snyder on Tuesday.Saginaw County's Buena Vista and metro Detroit's Inkster could be the first districts dissolved and folded into their neighbors under the new law, MPRN's Rick Pluta reports. Governor Snyder says that the review of the districts is proceeding quickly, so students and their families will know where they're attending classes in the fall."We're talking days, not months," Snyder said. Detroit Public Schools pinning budget hopes on 5,000 new students By Kate Wells • Jun 27, 2013 DPS Consider this some free advertising. Right now, Detroit Public Schools is proposing its most optimistic budget in years: No teacher layoffs The return of after-school programming, at least in some schools Minimal increases in class sizes New parenting resources A little more money for instruction: about $2 million in total But it's all riding on whether the district can lure 5,000 students away from competitors. That's a big bet to make. Flint school board passes FY 2014 budget By Steve Carmody • Jun 25, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio Flint school board members last night approved a budget for next year. The district's superintendent says Flint schools may be close to reaching bottom with its new budget. Flint schools have been struggling with a declining student enrollment and budget problems for years. The budget approved last night includes closing four schools and laying off around 150 employees. Interim Superintendent Larry Watkins says more cuts may be needed, if enrollment slides even further. Are schools gaming the system or following the rules? By Jennifer White • Jun 25, 2013 Nancy Nall Derringer / LinkedIn Governor Snyder's school reform agenda includes rewarding schools for so called best practices. Those include providing physical education, offering online instructional programs or blended learning opportunities, or being a school of choice. Districts meeting seven out of eight of those best practices are eligible to receive 52 additional dollars per pupil in the district. Forget a modest increase, tuition might jump significantly at Wayne State By Mark Brush • Jun 25, 2013 user dig downtown detroit / Flickr We've heard about the tuition increases for other public universities in Michigan. Tomorrow, the board of regents for Wayne State University will vote on that school's increase. David Jesse over at the Detroit Free Press reports it could be a big one: Kalamazoo Promise 2.0? Ypsilanti embarks on districtwide scholarship program By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Jun 25, 2013 Ypsilanti Community Schools Ypsilanti's school district is pushing for a districtwide scholarship program that will provide tuition funds to its graduates.On Monday, Ypsilanti Community Schools officially opened its doors. YCS is the product of school consolidation in Washtenaw County. Earlier this year, voters approved the combination of the financially troubled Ypsilanti Public School district and Willow Run Community Schools.With a new mascot selected and a logo finalized, the merged district is beginning to rebrand its image. School supporters hope a new scholarship program that would provide funding for community college tuition for all qualifying students will be a big part of that new image. In this morning's news: Medicaid vote, school budgets, bridge safety By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Jun 21, 2013 User: Brother O'Mara / Flickr Medicaid vote delayed Governor Rick Snyder called out Republican state Senators for taking their summer recess before voting on Medicaid expansion. He is requesting that lawmakers return to vote on the legislation. Michigan Radio's Jake Neher quotes Governor Snyder as saying "Please come do your job. Please come take a vote. Please come vote 'yes.'" School budget bill in Governor's hands Bills allowing the state to dissolve debt-ridden school districts heads to Governor Snyder's desk today. They were approved yesterday by the state House, with votes following party lines. Rick Pluta reports that this may enable the state to quickly shut down the Buena Vista and Inkster school districts. Bridges in need of repair 1300 bridges in Michigan have been judged unsafe in a new study from Transportation for America. Jeff Cranson with the Michigan Department of Transportation believes that Governor Snyder's 1.2 billion-dollar road investment bill will help fix the problem. Lansing school board approves a lean budget for the upcoming school year By Steve Carmody • Jun 20, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio The Lansing school board last night approved the district's budget for next year. The $142 million spending plan is $25 million smaller than the current year budget. The district is tightening its belt, including laying off between 90 and 100 employees. Yvonne Caamal Canul is Lansing's school superintendent. She describes the budget plan as setting a baseline for the district, one the district can grow from in the future. Right now, it's about preparing for this fall. For Sale signs may soon pop up in front of empty Flint school buildings By Steve Carmody • Jun 20, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio The man hired by the Flint School Board to find buyers for closed school buildings is not optimistic he'll be able to find buyers. Last night, the Flint school district hired Cooper Commercial, a Genesee County commercial real estate company, to try to find buyers for more than two dozen old schools and other buildings. In this morning's news: Governor pushes Medicaid, teachers rally in capitol, GM receives top score By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Jun 20, 2013 User: Brother O'Mara / Flickr Governor cuts trip short Governor Rick Snyder will return early from his trip to Israel today in order to lobby for Medicaid expansion. Snyder will encourage fellow Republicans to pass the legislation. "Today is the last day for lawmakers to pass Medicaid expansion before their two-month summer break," reports Jake Neher. Teachers protest education legislation Michigan teachers rallied in Lansing yesterday to protest legislation that would allow state officials to close struggling school districts. According to the Associated Press, "the legislation lets the state superintendent and treasurer dissolve a district with 300 to 2,400 students if certain criteria are met." General Motors receives high ratings For the first time ever, General Motors topped the Initial Quality Survey released by automotive tracking firm J.D. Power. Michigan Radio's Tracy Samilton reports that GM received a better score than any other corporation in the study. She says "people are reporting very few mechanical problems. Most automakers have drummed out serious engine and transmission defects from their cars." Michigan's Department of Human Services cracks down on high truancy rates By Stateside Staff • Jun 17, 2013 Motown31 / Flickr - http://j.mp/1SPGCl0 Listen Listening... / 3:38 A report from Jake Neher. With school out for the summer, state officials are already looking for ways to get more students to show up for classes in the fall. The state Department of Human Services wants to expand pilot programs that put more social workers in schools with high truancy rates. At the same time, DHS has a new statewide policy that threatens to take away welfare benefits from families with kids who persistently miss school. But, critics say that still means too few families are getting the support they need to avoid losing their cash assistance. Michigan Public Radio's Jake Neher gave us the full report. Stateside for Monday, June 17th, 2013 By Stateside Staff • Jun 17, 2013 Listen Listening... / 48:59 On today's show: Boondoggles. We took a look back at some of Michigan's sorriest episodes in government spending. And, we spoke with the members of the duo Midnight Faces, a Grand Rapids band taking a new approach to music from the '80's. And, Dr. Amanda Lotz joined us in the studio to discuss the future of television now that services such as Netflix have become increasingly popular. Also, a campaign has started to bring the summer 2014 X-Games to Detroit. We spoke with the guys responsible for starting the campaign about why they think Detroit should be chosen to host the event. First on the show, with school out for the summer, state officials are already looking for ways to get more students to show up for classes in the fall. The state Department of Human Services wants to expand pilot programs that put more social workers in schools with high truancy rates. At the same time, DHS has a new statewide policy that threatens to take away welfare benefits from families with kids who persistently miss school. But, critics say that still means too few families are getting the support they need to avoid losing their cash assistance. Michigan Public Radio's Jake Neher gave us the full report. Ann Arbor to cut 30 teachers from district By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Jun 13, 2013 Alana Holland, Michigan Radio Newsroom At a meeting that lasted until almost 2 a.m., the Ann Arbor School Board voted to cut 27 full-time teachers from schools across the district. The school board also voted to eliminate three teachers from Ann Arbor's reading intervention program. The board had to make some tough decisions for the 2013-14 school year, according to Board President Deb Mexicotte. In this morning's news: donation for rape kit testing, school budgets, and gas prices By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Jun 6, 2013 User: Brother O'Mara / flickr Work started on rape kit testing When Detroit's police lab closed three years ago thousands of rape kits were left untested. A donation of four million dollars from the state of Michigan will go toward immediately reducing the work backlog. "Tests on a few hundred kits have already turned up suspects living all across Michigan and half a dozen other states," Rick Pluta reports. School districts must prove budget A new bill in the state House Legislature would require school districts to prove their funding for an entire school year. Schools would face closure if the year's funding could not be met. "Under the bill, schools that can't show they can afford to stay open all year would risk getting dissolved by the state treasurer and state superintendent. They would work with the intermediate school district to find districts nearby to accept the students," Lindsey Smith reports. Gas prices spike Summer gas prices in Michigan are nearing a record high due to regional refinery problems. It may take a week for prices to stabilize and begin to decrease in Michigan and the Midwest. Need some inspiration? Listen to these high schoolers By Sarah Alvarez • Jun 5, 2013 State of Opportunity has a new storytelling booth that can easily go places and record lots of personal stories in one fell swoop. For its first trip I took the booth to J.W. Sexton High School in downtown Lansing. I wanted to catch the graduating class a few weeks before their big day. There are stories of seeking asylum in America, learning how to control anger, what it feels like the moment a college acceptance letter comes in the mail, and wanting a second chance. Commentary: Testing and teaching By Jack Lessenberry • May 31, 2013 Listen Listening... / 3:09 Lessenberry commentary for 5/31/13 Here's something I've noticed about education reform. Whenever anybody proposes anything, people tend to react in a knee-jerk fashion based as much on whom the speaker is as what they say. I noticed this yesterday, when I told a variety of people that former Washington, DC schools chancellor Michelle Rhee would be a keynote speaker at this week's Mackinac Island conference. Teachers especially take a jaded view of Rhee. They see her as anti-union, and are especially skeptical of her push for merit pay. I myself have had a somewhat jaded view of Rhee for different reasons. There is a fair amount of evidence that many of her claims have been exaggerated. I was not impressed when her lobbying group, Students First, poured money into an unsuccessful knee-jerk attempt to fight a complex local recall election in Michigan two years ago. But Michelle Rhee said a lot of things to the Detroit Regional Chamber of Commerce's conference yesterday that liberals and conservatives all need to hear. She began by noting that this may well be the first generation of Americans who will be less educated than their parents – which, if true, ought to frighten all of us. In this morning's news: Rhee speaks at Mackinac, local woman killed in Syria, Michigan entrepreneurs By Michigan Radio Newsroom • May 31, 2013 User: Brother O'Mara / flickr Michelle Rhee advocates for Common Core Michelle Rhee spoke yesterday at the Mackinac Policy Conference in favor of maintaining the Common Core curriculum in Michigan. According to the Associated Press, "Rhee is a self-described lifelong Democrat who has clashed with teachers' unions, one of the party's key constituencies. During her speech, she called for honoring the teaching profession but demanding more accountability and rewarding the best teachers with more pay." Michigan woman killed in Syrian conflict 33 year old Nicole Lynn Mansfield of Flint, Michigan has been killed while fighting for the Syrian opposition movement. "Speelman's mother Monica Mansfield Speelman tells the Detroit Free Press that her niece was a convert to Islam who married an Arab immigrant several years ago but later divorced him. Syrian news reports say that Mansfield and two other westerners killed with her were fighters for the opposition to Syria's government and were killed in a confrontation in Idlib," the Associated Press reports. Michigan universities produce young entrepreneurs A new report from the Anderson Economic Group states that Michigan's three largest universities produce twice as many entrepreneurs as the national average. According to Rick Pluta, "The report says almost half of the new businesses started by college grads have been started or acquired in Michigan. University officials say they've revamped their curriculum in recent years to encourage entrepreneurship among students." What's being said about education at the Mackinac Policy Conference By Stateside Staff • May 30, 2013 Mercedes Mejia / Michigan Radio Listen Listening... / 4:36 An interview with Rick Pluta about the Mackinac Policy Conference. It's day-two on Mackinac Island at the Detroit Regional Chamber's annual policy conference. Rick Pluta, Lansing Bureau Chief for the Michigan Public Radio Network, has been in attendance, and he said there has been a lot of focus placed on education reform. "All of this is happening under the backdrop of an education budget that was just sent to Governor Snyder that basically stalled enactment of the Common Core Standards," Pluta said. "The national standards are supposed to make sure that every state and every school are measuring student performance in the same fashion." The other piece of legislation that is stalled right now is the expansion of the Educational Achievement Authority, which is only operating in Detroit right now. Some lawmakers want to expand it statewide. Pluta says there's a lot of pressure on the Legislature right now. He joined us from the Mackinac Policy Conference to tell us more about education and other topics being discussed at the conference. Listen to the full interview above. Rhee praises Michigan school reform progress By The Associated Press • May 30, 2013 MIVote MACKINAC ISLAND, Mich. (AP) - Education reform crusader Michelle Rhee says Michigan is making progress toward improving its schools but has more to do. Rhee is the former chancellor of the Washington, D.C., public schools and founder of an advocacy group called StudentsFirst. She spoke Thursday during the annual Detroit Regional Chamber policy conference at Mackinac Island. Rhee is a self-described lifelong Democrat who has clashed with teachers' unions, one of the party's key constituencies. During her speech, she called for honoring the teaching profession but demanding more accountability and rewarding the best teachers with more pay. She also supports school voucher programs, which are unpopular with many Democrats who believe they drain money from public schools. 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If that ugly shit is cheating on my Adele I'll flatten him…
talking of Leanne Rimes and prob off topic but found out the other day that my beloved Jensen Ackles dumped Jessica Simpson for her back in the day. Bizarre.
But then he did date Joanna Krupa.
Did we ever find out if he was Judas Jack Off or Dash Dingle Dream (I always thought it was Chace Crawford/Ed Westwick personally).
I like the Adele guesses.
Shania Twain?
Nope. Says "significant other" not "husband" which is a big clue.
I know that Enty has a really frustrating habit of referring to celebrity fiances as mere boyfriends/girlfriends, but he's always spot on with married statuses.
True that! *Can't wait*
I thought Adele's SO had been apart from his wife for some time. The press tried to play it differently but the truth was otherwise.
I dont want anything unhappy to happen to adele. Ever.
Now in terms of ateactiveness and love truangles and cheating, read some old murder cases involving love triangle, and you will see extremely ordinary looking people cheating and killing. Looks like local librarian, or the drs nurse hes had for 43 years. Its an eye opener! Lol
Adèle because Enty said she didn't know her boyfriend was married when she starts to date him (BS)
I'm just glad I haven't had to hear any Adele in a minute. Phew, so freeing.
@Ay…you think Leann R. is attractive? She's a homewrecker, and she's extremely unattractive. I think a homewrecker is a homewrecker. I didn't know Adele was a homewrecker, because I never read anything about it.
Totally Adele. Her significant other (they are not married) was married to fashion stylist Clary Fisher previously. Sucks for her, but win on awesome music for us!
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Chris Martin and Alexa Chung
If it's Celine's old man, she's prob relieved.
I like @Zoe C's guess.
Ooh her next album 25 aughta be Good then. Bring it on Adele
Adele. Where the hell did she go?
Elle est Celine Dion. Rene Angelil supposedly knocked her up in her teens while he was still married to wife no.1, n'est-ce pas?
Yup, Adele.
At least the audience wins when she inevitably writes an album about it.
i like the Adele guess
Adele/Simon K.
Lol Derek…her hubby a hot DJ though right…..?
Temptiation abounding:))
@Tricia—Alanis has one of the biggest selling albums of all time but IDK really—don't know anyone that still listens to her and she is playing Casinos in Canada which is the sign of career gone down hill (but hey so does Avril!) lol
So has Adele ever been accused of "homewrecking" or does that only apply to women deemed attractive by the masses?
Alanis/Mario Treadway
I think alanis is more Alist based on the past success, but you know better being up North Mr. Derek 🙂
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Volume 2013 (2013), Article ID 820141, 6 pages
A New Characterization of Compact Sets in Fuzzy Number Spaces
1Department of Mathematics, Jimei University, Xiamen 361021, China
2Department of Mathematics, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin 150001, China
Received 14 August 2013; Accepted 18 October 2013
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Copyright © 2013 Huan Huang and Congxin Wu. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
We give a new characterization of compact subsets of the fuzzy number space equipped with the level convergence topology. Based on this, it is shown that compactness is equivalent to sequential compactness on the fuzzy number space endowed with the level convergence topology. Our results imply that some previous compactness criteria are wrong. A counterexample also is given to validate this judgment.


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Does dementia screening do more harm than good?
10th September 2013 - Around two-thirds of people over 80 could be diagnosed with dementia because doctors are being encouraged to carry out unnecessary investigations and prescribe potentially harmful treatments, experts are warning.
A group of geriatric, dementia and public health specialists from Australia and the UK say the growing trend towards more screening amounts to a "war against dementia" with the risk of considerable over-diagnosis.
However, one UK dementia charity disputes the claims and says doctors should be supported for helping people with the condition to access early treatment.
Risk increases with age
There are currently around 800,000 people with dementia in the UK and estimates suggest this will increase to over a million by 2021.
Although dementia can affect younger people, the risk of getting the condition increases with age.
It is estimated that more than half of those people with dementia are undiagnosed, with only 44% of people in England, Wales and Northern Ireland having a diagnosis.
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However, writing on bmj.com, the specialists say there is a move towards more screening which is politically driven and led by the UK and the US. They argue, though, that this policy is not backed by evidence and ignores the risks, harms and costs to individuals, families and societies. The authors say that there are no drugs that prevent the progression of dementia or are effective in patients with mild cognitive impairment and none is recommended for these purposes. There is then the risk that once patients are labelled with early disease, they may try unproven treatments such as vitamin E, gingko biloba and other remedies marketed with unsubstantiated claims. The authors state that just attending a memory clinic generates stress for patients and their carers, and uses unnecessary and expensive investigation techniques including neuroimaging. While some people are positive about the value of memory clinics, there is evidence that they may be no more effective than standard care by general practitioners. All this activity may divert resources that are badly needed for the care of people with advanced dementia, they say.
They warn that more screening will result in up to 65% of people aged over 80 having Alzheimer's disease diagnosed - and up to 23% of non-demented older people being labelled with dementia.
However, they say, the evidence suggests that while 5 - 15% of people with mild cognitive impairment will progress to dementia each year, as many as 40 - 70% will not develop the condition and could even see their thinking skills improve. Furthermore, studies have shown that the screening techniques used by doctors to diagnose dementia are not sufficiently reliable.
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The specialists also question whether an ageing population is becoming a "commercial opportunity" with the development of screening, early diagnostic tests and medicines that can be marketed in the hope of maintaining brain function in old age.
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In my quest to uncover how we can use social media tools to reach technology purchase decision makers, I came across a series of interesting studies done by ITtoolbox and PJA.In June 2007, ITtoolbox and PJA conducted an inaugural Social Media Index Survey to assess the impact of emerging media and online communities on the technology purchase process. They subsequently executed two additional surveys in November 2007 and August 2008. The goal – To determine the influence of social media tools through distinct stages of the purchase process and assess the credibility of online communities as an extension of personal networks. Here's what they found:• IT decision-maker and influencer audiences spend more time consuming or participating in social media than they do consuming editorial media or vendor content.• Executive decision-makers spend nearly 4 hours per week consuming or participating in social media — the highest usage profile.• IT decision-makers and influencers spend more time with and increasingly consider online communities — discussion groups, peer-to-peer networks, social networks – as extensions of their existing network of personal contacts.• More than half of IT decision makers and influencers consider it important/valuable to reach out beyond personal contacts to peers.• When utilizing social media for technology purchasing decisions, search is the most important information source during the early (awareness) stages of the buying cycle.• When utilizing social media for technology purchasing decisions, topic-based networks and personal networks are the most important sources of information in the consideration and evaluation stages.• IT decision-makers rated topic-based communities as the most important social media source of information throughout all stages of the purchase cycle.• There is an unmet need and significant opportunity for online social networks. All categories of IT decision-makers and influencers expressed a need for more online networking communities.Clearly, it is possible to reach IT decision makers in the digital world. Knowing this, I think the discussion now centers around where is your ideal customer footprint online and how can you get in front of them? I'll be looking into this next. Complete detail from these surveys is available online at:ITtoolbox/PJA November 2007 Survey Results and ITtoolbox/PJA August 2008 Survey Results .
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Thanks for the comment Amy. I think that the online footprint will depend upon what the ideal customer profile looks like for a particular partner company. In the ITtoolbox/PJA study they sent email blasts to 465,000 ITtoolbox members. If your ideal customer profile matches to a significant segment of the ITtoolbox members, then that could potentially be a good resource to leverage to engage with your target customers online.
This is fantastic information Ruth. Many partners that I work with wonder if their customers are actually using these tools and this information clearly shows that they are! Am very interested in if it is possible to pinpoint the footprint you mention or if it is dispersed across many venues / sites.


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