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Work Out with Jackie Warner
The trainer from Bravo's hit Work Out introduces her first fitness DVD.Top Rated Diets of 2017
Jackie Warner is the fabulous Beverly Hills personal trainer, around whom the Bravo hit reality series "Work Out" is based. She is also the owner of the Sky Sport Spa, an exclusive Beverly Hills gym. In the series, Jackie's personal and professional life are shared against the back drop of her gym and its intense weight loss retreat Sky Lab. The retreat takes a group of individuals looking to overcome emotional barriers to achieve weight loss for one week to train with Jackie and her trainers.
During season 3 of Work Out, Jackie worked on developing her first fitness DVD. She wanted it to be reflective of her personality and training style. The DVD promises an intense training session that she hopes shows people exactly what it's like to train with the $400/hour fitness guru. For fans of the TV show, you'll find some of your favorite Sky Sport Spa trainers as well. Jackie is supported by Agostina, Rebecca, Renessa and Jesse.
See our interview with season 3 Sky Labber Micah McCain.
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- Experienced and respected in the fitness field
- Promises an intense exercise regimen
- Affordable access to a celebrity trainer
- Educates user on the how and why of each exercise
- A complete full-body workout
- Ideal for beginner or advanced exerciser
- Risk burning out on the same repetitious exercises
- No additional support for fitness or diet
- Will need to purchase equipment
There are not any recommendations or guidance provided for food and diet, as this is a fitness video. There is some talk that Jackie is working on developing her own brand of protein shakes and energy bars.EXERCISE
If you're looking for a full-body workout that is adequately intense- then Jackie Warner's Work Out DVD is just what you need. Her personality shines and she carefully demonstrates each activity- explaining how to do it, why you're doing it and exactly what the benefits are.
The program is broken into three key segments- Upper Body, Lower Body and Core Strengthening. Jackie is a huge proponent of toning and maintaining the strength of your core- as so much of your overall fitness derives from this area.
Within each of the three sections, she walks you through a workout with each activity lasting only one minute. By doing these reps, you don't tire too quickly and really optimize your workout.
Upper Body Here are a few of the exercises you'll do, each for one minute, following a brief warm-up
- Bent Over Rows for the back
- Rear Delt Fly for the delts
- Cardio through Jumping Jacks and the Ski Bunny
- Modified PushUp for the chest
- Hammer Curl for biceps
Lower Body After a warm-up including squats and lunges, you'll do one minute each of the following, along with several other exercises.
- Sumo Squat
- Diagonal Lunges
- Three Quarter Kick
Core You'll learn both beginner and advanced approaches to many of these exercises. Again, one minute each of the following, with many others as well.
- Crunches
- Bicycles
- Half Burpees
Few people can actually access the one-on-one attention from Jackie Warner to sculpt and tone their bodies. But now, through her new DVD, Jackie makes her expertise accessible to all. If you commit to this program, and introduce healthier eating habits, you're almost guaranteed to see noticeable results.
Her approach is easy to follow- but not so much so that you're going to get a lesser workout. The DVD mirrors a one-hour session, with brief, one-minute reps of some serious exercises that focus on your upper body, lower body and core.Common Misspellings
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User Feedback(Page 1 of 1, 10 total comments)
I've been a fan of Jackie's and love seeing what she's going to do next. The dvd is amazing and after doing it yesterday my quads are killing me! Great variation and love the way she pays attention to form. For those of you who want knowledge on the nutrition get Jackie's book "This Is Why You're Fat." Very detailed information on how to make your body clean and healthy and is explained in a way anyone can understand. I could go on and on! Love her!
I love Jackie's Power Circuit Training DVD I got it last night and tried it as soon as I got home. It's incredible!! I love that it only takes 15 min. per workout and a 40 min workout for a longer section. I am a mother of four and this fits into my schedule perfect!
I love this workout DVD. I followed the 5 day meal plan that came with the DVD and got dramatic results. The first time I did the 40 min full circuit workout, I was sore ALL over my body. She works every muscle group and I love that. Then after the second and third time I got through the routine and stretched more afterwards and I'm not as sore. I feel more energized than ever. I totally recommend this DVD and look forward to buying her book in March. Jackie knows what she's doing and she's very motivating.
I LOVE Jackie Warner! She is great at what she does..she makes working out fun & I look forward to working out EVERYDAY.
I already have more energy & I know the exercises are working cause my body feels tight all over! I hope she does more videos!!
I LOVE Jackie Warner! She is great at what she does..she makes working out fun & I look forward to working out EVERYDAY.
I already have more energy & I know the exercises are working cause my body feels tight all over! I hope she does more videos!!
love it the work out makes me hurt the next day
I received the dvd for Christmas after having my second child. I had a c-section and all the excess weight and the way my body looked, made my confidence drop. This dvd has really worked to help me get myself back on track. It's worth every penny and some.
I bought this DVD for $12.00 (which included the shipping) from Amazon and it was one of my best workout investments. The one-on-one style is great and you can definitely feel the burn.
I just tried the workout video and I loved it! I went through all three of the videos (upper body, lower body, and abs) and I got a nice, full hour workout. There were a couple of exercises that were a little uncomfortable, but there were modification levels available for me to do instead.
Overall, I look forward to working out with Jackie and her gang three times a week!
I love her DVD and love working out at Sky Sport. This has been the best investment I have made.
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China Cuts Off World's Rare Earth Metal Supply
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The hand giveth, the hand taketh away
China only has about 30 percent of the world's rare earth metal deposits, but thanks to clever planning it today
controls 97 percent of the world's production of these scarce resources
. Deposits of this family of 17 elements --
vital to power electronics
found in televisions, smart phones, electric vehicles, and a variety of other devices -- are found in California, Canada, Australia, and Russia, but it will take years to bring them online.
In short the world is
at China's mercy
for now when it comes to rare earth supply. And China's biggest rare earth metal producer -- the Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel Rare-Earth (Group) has announced that it is severing shipments to the U.S., Japan, and Europe for one month in an attempt to artificially inflate prices.
Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel Rare-Earth also plans to buy rare earth metals in an attempt to further move prices upward. The company already controls 60 percent of China's rare earth production, thanks to the Chinese government's decision to merge 35 other local companies into the Inner Mongolia business, or fade them out.
China controls 97 percent of the world's rare earth metal production.
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While the Sichuan province in the southwest and Shandong in the east produce significant amounts of rare earth as well, the Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel Rare-Earth Group's decision should be enough to move prices significantly.
Doing so will benefit China in a couple ways. First, prices will almost certainly go up, reverse a downward slide. Lynas Corp., an Australian rare earth producer reveals that since June the price of neodymium oxide has declined 34 percent to $157 per kilogram, while europium oxide is down 35 percent at $2,904 per kilogram.
Sun Fan, a rare earth analyst for Goldstate Securities in the southern city of Shenzhen comments in a
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, "The impact on the market supply will be substantial. The dual measures of suspension and purchase will offer support for the rare earth prices and make the prices gradually pick up in the future."
Aside from raising prices higher, the pause in production will allow China to try to kick start its efforts to produce locally produce magnets. When it comes to the production of the magnets used in the electric motors of hybrid and electric vehicles, typically the biggest profit is not realized at a commodity level, but at a magnet producer level. Thus in the past foreign nations like the U.S. and Japan have pocketed the biggest profits. China
hopes to change that
China hopes to supplant its U.S. and Asian rivals as the main producer of electric motor magnets, by choking resource supply to its foreign competitors. [Source: ThinkGeek]
China's Ministry of Land and Resources in September bragged that rare earth metals were the nation's "21st century treasure trove of new materials." It argued that exports should be tightened, choking foreign supply and favoring Chinese manufacturers.
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Trying to get a "new"ish Vehicle.
Nope, I'm not looking for suggestions, I just don't know which way is the best to go.
Basicly, I've never bought a vehicle off of a lot or had to take a loan to purchase a vehicle before. I'm only looking now because my current truck has a lot of problems that I don't really care to work on fixing anymore. I've been looking at options, and being that I'm kind of under the gun to get something soon, I'm looking for advice.
Which is better? I'm looking for something around $3k. Should I go through my bank or finance at a lot? No matter what I do, leasing or a loan, I'm going to have to have full coverage for an auto loan, am I not? Or is that price too low to even bother will full coverage?
My Credit Union told me for a $4k loan, if I put $500 down on it, my payment would be about $120 or so a month. Call me a cheapass or whathave you, but my current situation, I'm looking to keep it around $50 a month and it doesn't look like my CU will give me any slack since I've only had one small loan with them before. But are used car lots going to be willing work with me for that either?
|March 23rd, 2012, 06:34 PM
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Well, any vehicle under 10K's repair/maintenance cycle of life is going to be better than putting anymore money to my vehicle thats on its last leg. I dont have a lot of options, and I can afford a hundred or so a month payment, having to have full coverage on a loan vehicle at 150 a month or so is probably whats going to make it hard on me right now while I'm looking for more work.
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Bad news- all you can afford to drive is crap.
Trust me- been there.
Might be able to find something mechanically sound with body damage/rust in your price range.
Most reliable vehicle I've ever owned is a rusted to fukk 89 F150 I got for $400. Sold it for $400, and just bought it back for my son for $200 cash and a Mosin Nagant.
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Save up and pay cash is the first bit of advice. Financing a car is crazy IMO, I speak from experience. I've financed cars, boats, toys, etc, and looking back I paid a whole bunch of interest that I shouldn't have. Save up and pay cash even it it hurts a little and is not ideal.
If thats not in the plan, then go thru a local bank or credit union. The dealers are selling wholesale and get paid a Yeild spread premium so will likely charge you slightly more than what you otherwise could get. Be prepared to pay a bit extra in rate on a $3000 car. For that money, you will be getting something older with some miles so lenders will charge you extra for the added risk of the old collateral on a depreciated unit.
The term of the loan will also be quite short on an older car. And that makes sense. You certainly don't want to finance a 10 yr old 150,000 mile car for 4-5 years. That would not be a wise decision. Shoot for something on a 12 month payment plan that fits in your budget and do that. If you can't swing the payment, then lower your sights and buy something for less. I'm in the banking business and see people over extend themselves everyday. You can either take advice and avoid problems, or push the issue and create undue stress for yourself in the future.
Hope this helps. My best advice is pay cash and avoid debt. This, coming from a banker. :)
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I realize nothing I get in that price range is going to be prestine, but I'm finding plenty of vehicles around 100k miles which isn't bad. I'm not afraid of some body work either. I just can't get to them to purchase them before someone else snags them up.
I just see no point in continueing to fix a vehicle that's a short list of things that work compared to what doesn't. A lot of stuff snuck up faster than I could fix them, and I'm just tired of it. But I only paid $1500 for this truck 6 years ago, I've got my money out of it and I'm ready to move on.
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If you can't swing 200$ a month for a car payment and insurance you need a revaluation of your situation. Having a reliable vehicle is kinda a must in today's world.
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Well thats why I'm asking questions. I can make the car payment no problem, but I'm also asking if I will have to have full coverage with a car around $3k.
I'm looking at it as I'll also be potentially doubling my gas mileage which is going to save me some a good chunk of money every month as it is, and my current PLPD payment is only $40 a month so $140 a month I'll have no problem making right now, its going to be closer to $100 a month after gas savings. $200 is doable, but doesn't mean I don't want to try and find a way to keep it lower.
Also, can anyone tell me the lowest year they will even put a loan on? Depending on what I find I might have to take a personal loan instead.
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The only way I would finance a $3k used car is if I was getting a great interest rate, and still paid it off early. For instance my credit union was offering 2.9% on used cars when we bought out H3.
My CU does not require full coverage with under 2K owed. But not having full coverage on a vehicle you owe money on is kinda of stupid to me.
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If you can save 100$ a month for 6 months you will have 2500$ roughly to put down. Just a FYI.
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|March 23rd, 2012, 07:18 PM
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And I know its called an accident for a reason, but I don't have any accidents on my record for almost 10 years now.
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I took out a loan for an 07 fusion in January. The car was $8500. My payments are $250 a month for 36 months. The credit union would only finance cars less than 5 years old with less than 100k.
|March 23rd, 2012, 07:38 PM
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|March 23rd, 2012, 08:09 PM
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Thanks for reading
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Hours reduced, vehicle died. Do not have large sum of cash right now, need vehicle.
Theres been multiple vehicles and toys in my past that I was able to raise cash to get in a short period of time, but that's not going to happen right now without finding another job. When I do, I'll pay it off much faster. But right now, I have no vehicle, and no one that I can rely on to get anywhere. So I'm going to have to.
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WBC#2/WBO#3/IBF#15 southpaw bantam Japanese, Ryosuke Iwasa (15-1, 9 KOs), 118, defeated durable Filipino puncher Jecker Buhawe (13-9-1, 8 KOs), 117.75, by winning a shutout decision (all 100-90) over ten fast rounds on Saturday in Tokyo, Japan. Iwasa, gunning for a rematch with WBC bantam ruler Shinsuke Yamanaka to avenge his one and only setback in his career, scored seven victories straight since his nightmare of a tenth and final-round stoppage by the current WBC titlist in March 2011. Iwasa, a 23-year-old ex-national high school champ, made good use of southpaw jabs and straight lefts that penetrated Buhawe's tight guard with precision.
The Filipino swinger, who recently scored an upset eight-round TKO over local favorite Shinichiro Morikawa here last November, absorbed much punishment but came back fighting with his admirable fighting spirit. The fifth witnessed Iwasa beautifully floor him with a countering left in the closing seconds of the session with the Filipino banger saved by the bell coming to his rescue.
The quick-punching Iwasa kept pummeling him with sharp combinations, but Buhawe withstood his constant pressure and versatile combinations upstairs and downstairs. It was Iwasa that accelerated his attack in round eight to bring home the bacon early, but Buhawe's durability was so incredible that he refused to go down and managed to go to the distance.
Iwasa, who repented of his incapability of finishing the game Filipino foe, said, "I wish to face new OPBF champ Hiroki Shiino in a quest for his belt. The ultimate reason why I stay in the bantam division is just to meet Yamanaka again to recover my tarnished reputation by him. Next time I'll win and also win the world belt." Iwasa is a vastly talented speedster, but he is still a bit monotonous and will need more versatility and flexibility on his strategy. But he certainly proved the third man in the Japanese bantam category behind Yamanaka and WBA champ Koki Kameda, and will get a world title shot next year.
Japanese top flyweight contender Takuma Hayashi (22-2-1, 7 KOs), 113.75, was more aggressive and effective in outpunching Marzon Cabella (9-9-1, 4 KOs), 113.75, en route to a unanimous nod (79-73 twice and 80-72) over eight. Cabella, however, displayed his iron heart despite his setback, winning the crowd's applause. JBC #2 light-fly Yu Kimura (12-2-1, 2 KOs), 110, earned a unanimous verdict (79-74 and 79-73 twice) over #8 minimum Tatsuya Fukuhara (12-3-3, 3 KOs), 108.25, over eight. WBO Asia Pacific Youth flyweight champ Romnick Magos (9-2, 5 KOs), 114.25, kept peppering Japanese prospect Kohei Kubo (15-4-1, 10 KOs), 114.75, all the way despite his visit to the canvas in the second, and finally halted the exhausted Japanese at 2:35 of the fifth round in a scheduled eight. Magos was a non-stop punching Bernabe Villacampo stylist. All the three Filipino boys fought much better than the spectators had expected, winning their hot praise.
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The race for the 36th Congressional district ends today pitting Democrat Raul Ruiz against his Republican incumbent, Mary Bono Mack.
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Cruz v. Central Jersey Landscaping, Inc.
Decided June 9, 2008
The New Jersey Supreme court, in reversing the Appellate Division, held that the 2004 amendment to N.J.S.A. 34:15-13 which sets dependency benefits at a uniform 70% of the decedent's wages for one or more dependents is to be applied prospectively to cover only those claims where the worker's death was on or after January 14, 2004.
Kibble v. Weeks Dredging & Construction Co. ,
Decided March 30, 2000
The Supreme Court reversed and remanded the decision of the Appellate Division and found that acceptance of a Section 20 (N.J.S.A. 35:15-20) settlement by petitioner alone does not bar dependents from filing a claim after the death of the petitioner. The Court determined that a dependent must knowingly, intelligently and voluntarily waive his or her right to future dependency claim at the time the Section 20 settlement is entered for such a waiver to be effective.
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Harrison v. A & J Friedman Supply Co.
372 N.J. Super. 326 (App. Div. 2004)
Decided October 12, 2004
The Appellate Division reversed the decision of the workers' compensation judge to summarily deny a commutation of dependency benefits the petitioner was receiving as a result of her husband's work-related death in 1992. The Appellate Division held that the absolute bar created by N.J.A.C. 12:235-6.3(d) against commutations in particular cases is invalid since N.J.S.A. 34:15-25 allows a judge the discretion to grant commutations of compensation payments in appropriate circumstances, without completely barring such awards in dependency situations. Remanded for hearings on the application for commutation.
Division Reserved Decisions
Karak v. E.I. DuPont
95-14893, decided February 16, 2006 by the Honorable Richard E. Hickey, III, J.W.C. On remand, the sole issue before the judge was whether three co-employees of the petitioner's deceased husband committed medical malpractice in the course of their work for the DuPont Employee Assistance Program (EAP). After weighing expert opinions and the medical evidence, the judge found that the death of the petitioner's husband was not the result of a deviation from the appropriate standard of medical care by the DuPont EAP staff.
Stark v. XFL
01-30300, 02-18670; 22899; 35572 decided July 23, 2004 by the Hon. Cosmo A. Giovinazzi, III, J.W.C.
The issue was whether the January 14, 2004 amendments to N.J.S.A. 34:15-13 applied retroactively to this dependency case or should be applied prospectively to only those dependency claims that accrued on or after the effective date of the statutory amendments. As amended, this statute now provides that, in compensable death cases, benefits are computed based on 70% of wages for one or more dependents (whereas before the amendment, benefits were computed at 70% of wages only where there were five or more dependents surviving the deceased employee). After comparing the wording of proposed bills with the wording of the legislation finally enacted, the judge concluded that the Legislature intended that the amendments to Section 13 be applied retroactively to dependency cases pending on the date of enactment, as well as to dependency claims accruing on or after the date of enactment.
Ciriello v. Babcock and Wilcox
01-15035, decided June 4, 2003 by the Honorable Arnold B. Goldman, J.W.C.
Dependency claim by widow asserted that petitioner's death was due in part to complications arising from an existing work-related pulmonary condition. However, the judge found that this condition was not a material cause of the petitioner's death, accepting respondent's medical expert as more credible than petitioner's treating doctor in identifying the causal factors that led to the petitioner's death. The claim was dismissed with prejudice.
Lemmon v. Exxon Company U.S.A.
98-14498, 98-14506, decided April 22, 2002 by the Honorable Joshua Friedman, J.W.C.
In this lifetime and dependency case there had been a prior award to the deceased petitioner for pulmonary asbestosis. In finding that the prior award established asbestos exposure and that decedent's lung cancer was related to that exposure, the workers' compensation judge awarded both lifetime and dependency benefits.
Johnson v. Griffin Pipe
93-861, decided September 17, 2001 by the Honorable Matthew W. Parks, J.W.C.
Through a widow's testimony of her husband's daily return from work with dust over his clothing and a medical expert's ability to link dust exposure to pulmonary disease and death, dependency benefits awarded.
Govern v. Harris Structural Steel
94-33446, decided June 27, 2000 by the Honorable Lawrence G. Moncher, J.W.C.
Petitioner sought dependency benefits as a result of her husband's death from lung cancer. The workers' compensation judge dismissed the claim finding that petitioner had not met her burden to show that the substances which she claimed decedent was exposed to were a known or suspected cause of cancer.
Travisco / Westcott v. Middlesex County Department of Human Services
96-47075, 96-47106, decided June 9, 2000 by the Honorable Neale F. Hooley, J.W.C.
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Obama: Touch Social Security and I'm Done With You
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So Obama wants to "strengthen" Social Security by cutting it.
Obama: If you so much as touch Social Security I'm done with you. I don't vote Republican.
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The first thing I had to do when I took the job was learn more about the university because I had to sell Auburn as an institution for football prospects to come here for an education that they were going to use as a foundation to build the rest of their lives on.
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The thing that was soon apparent to me is that Auburn really is different and that Auburn is a special place to Auburn people. Those who are outsiders don't really understand it, but I certainly figured out.
I think the students and others who love Auburn have something those other folks would like to have but don't have. That is an undying loyalty to the school regardless of what is going on whether it be the administration of the university, academics, athletics or whatever.
When discussing Auburn with outsiders, you seldom hear Auburn people talking bad about their university. Auburn people are certainly passionate about expressing their opinions when they are disappointed in how the university is performing in some areas, but it is my observation that the true Auburn people never waiver from having real loyalty to their school, which is what everybody would like to have in their university families and their own families.
In addition to talking to people about Auburn when I took the coaching position, I read everything I could find on Auburn and it didn't take me long to figure out that it is a special place where students can come and be the best they can be academically, athletically or in whatever area they wanted to have success in.
Auburn people have had tremendous success in so many areas. You can just go on, and on and on naming the examples. When I was coaching at Auburn we were fortunate to have lots of great athletes in the program, guys like Bo Jackson, who was exceptional in football and baseball, and Rowdy Gaines, who was the best swimmer in the world.
It has been 31 years since I moved here and began learning about Auburn. Fortunately, what makes Auburn special is still here and I can say that I have a real love for it.
I know a lot of people have had a love affair with Auburn all of their lives. They grew up with that as part of the family's culture and that is a great thing. Then there are others, like me, who came here later in life after having a lot of experiences in different places. We understand how special it is and that gives us an interesting perspective. It is why some of the most passionate Auburn supporters are people who discovered it later in their lives and I am one of them.
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It'll be slow, but Sacramento is expected to see some economic growth this year.
The annual Business Review out of Sac State sees a continued recovery over much of 2014.
"We're gonna see job growth we think in the 1-2% for payroll jobs, pretty modest number overall," said John Ledderer.
Ledderer, with Wells Fargo, is on the university's panel and says a better financial picture for the state and an aging population are factoring in.
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Posted 09 January 2011 - 08:19 PM
What gives???? We did everything we were suppose to, hunted tight to cover, used terrain to mask our movement, wind was right, real cold morning (9 degrees). Kind of a bummer and hunted all day. Oh well, snow coming tomorrow night. Should be game on then.
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So does the moon play in on this ? Not sure. But it sure made for a discuraging day.
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Probably a brain fart from you Chris the moon is actually waxing.
Just a wierd day.... Even the hawks and crows weren't flying. Just sitting up in the trees not hunting. Right now it's a waning cresent @ 39% full. So it wasn't full and one would think that they weren't hunting all night... Going back out this afternoon, we'll see.
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Actually, it is not launch control, BOA, or in fact any kind of unusual side effect.
As I tried (rather unsuccessfully) to point out in a previous post, the accel, clutches, and brakes are simply operating normally.
1) With your foot firmly on the brake pedal, the brakes are applied and the clutches are disengaged. (this is NORMAL operation)
2) When you release your foot from the brake pedal and *any* gear is selected, the car will start to move as one of the clutches engage. (this is NORMAL operation)
So far, we have established that the brakes and clutches are operating as they would in normal everyday driving.
...but what about the throttle?
3) When you press the accel pedal to the floor and no load is applied to the engine, the electronic throttle will limit the RPMs to ~3500 (I'm not certain if the RPM depends on engine type or PCM calibration). It *does not matter* if the transmission is in P, R, N, D, S, or L. (this is NORMAL operation)
Except for the fact that when you put it into S, turn off TC, brake + throttle it holds at 2700rpm.
Your 3500rpm is just the natural rev limiter ALL cars have but when you do that same procedure on the Focus it holds at 2700rpm.
Aka launch sweet spot.
If it held at 3500 as simply a rev protector it would make for useless launches.
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by Saranna DeWylde, author of Claimed by the Beast (Harlequin Nocturne Cravings, January 2014)
When I was fourteen, my parents were house hunting addicts. We'd get ice cream and go cruising down hidden country roads, they'd slow down every time we passed a "for sale" sign, and I can't count how many houses we actually went inside. Every now and then, there didn't even have to be a "for sale" sign in the front yard. My mother would see a house she fell in love with and they wouldn't hesitate to go knock on the door, ask about the neighborhood, if they were interested in selling, or even if they could come inside and look at the house.
Living as I do in a town that makes a living from its history, these requests were surprisingly frequent for some of these people who lived in the Grand Old Dames that sprung up for the rich and powerful in the Wild West. So we went on a lot of tours.
But there was one house I never expected to see on our little jaunts because I dreamt about it.
In my dream, we'd bought this house and moved in. I'd changed schools and everything was perfect. Only it wasn't. We'd moved into a community of werewolves. They stalked us when the moon was full—we even had this little panic room where we were supposed to lock ourselves up so they couldn't even smell us.
One night, some of them get in. Somehow, I trick them into going into the panic room and I burn them alive inside. When I escape, I'm wearing a red cloak, the hood is pushed back and I watch them burn. (The mind of a writer is a scary place, sometimes. *grin*)
It's not too long after this nightmare I see the house of my dreams. Literally. It's on top of a hill with a great view of the river. It's secluded, just like in my dreams, and surrounded by a small forest. The doors in the house are unlocked, because whoever lived there before left in quite a hurry and the county hasn't changed the locks yet. We can buy it for back taxes.
I don't want to go inside, but my parents drag me into the basement room that looks just like the panic room. There are burn marks in the corner and stains on the walls where someone has had a fire inside. My dad said it was kids looking for a place to get into some trouble.
And all I can think about is the fire in my dreams, the gnashing and snarling of jaws meant to rend and tear flesh… The red t-shirt stained with something dark in the corner. I tell my dad about my dream and he laughs at me. He says he won't watch Day Scream Theater with me anymore if I can't keep it together.
I'm frozen stiff with terror. Especially because my parents have decided this is The One. We're going to move here if the inspection goes well.
It didn't. The only thing that kept me out of that house was damage to the foundation that would cost more to fix than the house was worth.
My adult mind knows that I probably saw the house sometime before and it had locked itself in my imagination as a great setting for a werewolf story. But I'll never forget the terror I felt at the prospect of moving into that house, the red t-shirt that had most likely been used as an oil rag for some old, leaky jalopy—the way the color of it burned into my brain.
Now I write about werewolves as heroes, gallant knights who use their monstrous natures for good. They're by no means saints. Even after all of this, my beasts are still beastly.
Especially Konstantin in Claimed By the Beast that released January 1. It's the second in my trilogy of gypsies, zombie werewolf viruses and all other manner of good times.
He's a new kind of beast. One infected and transformed by the virus, but not like the others. He's stronger, faster, smarter—he's the perfect predator. The next step in evolution.
And my heroine studies his kind, she's looking for a cure, but she's terrified of them. The same way I was terrified of that house, those things I saw. Mine was only a dream, but for Daphne, it doesn't stop when her eyes are open. She has to navigate her way through a whole new world where all the things she thought were absolute, suddenly aren't.
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This is a discussion on Took a long time but, My first LEO encounter. within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Originally Posted by tbrenke My drivers window was down, that may be the resion he went to the passenger side. yeah the do like the ...
As a one man unit, he's just looking for "an edge".
A great story with a happy ending!
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No strip search?
No "assume the position"?
No fondling of your guns?
No trip downtown?
Maybe he's an XD lover.
Glad it went well.
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Sounds to me you did most things wrong... everyone knows that you should start shouting a the PO "I've got a gun, I've got a gun!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" Only kidding, glad things went the way they did... must have been a seasoned officer. Bunker
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We all can only hope for an interaction such as this, As long as WE do everything correct.
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If loose gun laws are good for criminals why do criminals support gun control?
There have been a couple of cases here in MN where state troopers were killed standing alongside a stopped vehicle, because another car hit them. (At least one was drunk, and went to prison for manslaughter).
Since then, I've always seen them approach the side of the car away from traffic. If the pull was to the left shoulder, that'll be the driver's side.
I consider the needless pretext stops to be harrassment in and of themselves.
I got pulled over tuesday by a CSP outside of Pueblo the stop went exactly (IMO) the way a traffic stop should go.
1. I knew I was going to get pulled over so I had my turn signal on before the cop ever lit me up.
2. I had my wallet in my hand and my DL/POI? and registration out when he approached the car.
3. Very first thing he said was "Good afternoon sir, I clocked you doing 68 in a 55 zone. That's 13 miles over the limit , you will be cited for your speed today."
4. He took my paperwork walked back to his car, wrote the ticket came back explained the payment options to me and said "Please Be careful puling back out into traffic sir. Have a nice day."
To which I replied "Drive safely Officer." And he looked at me like a I was nuts.
My gun never once jumped out on my holster. I never mentioned I was armed, He dealt strictly W/ the business at hand and I was on my way no fishing trips, no gotcha games.
Exactly the way it's supposed to be
Traffic violations are legitimate stops.
What happens from there depends on circumstances.
My wife was stopped a while ago on I-95 by FHP for the same reason.
She gives DL, reg. ins. to the trooper; he says "You hace a CCW" she says "Yes".
He says "Where is your gun?"
She says "At home"
He gets upset "You're just like my wife ! You go to the trouble of getting a CCW, here you are at night on the Interstate and your gun is at home !!! OK tell your husband to fix your light and keep your gun in the car if you don't want to carry it."
It was her first interaction with a LEO after she got her CCW and she just couldn't believe it
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The second rule: "Bring enough gun"
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The first time, a Stratford cop followed me into the Lycoming parking lot and parked behind my car after I parked... he never lit up the lights, just rolled his window down and asked to see my license. I had no idea why I was stopped until he told me the current sticker was missing. He already knew my reg was OK and told me so.
The second time it was a very young CT State Trooper that pulled me over in Woodbury, and boy, this guy was one step short of mean and rude. Absolutely no errant driving on my part... guess it was just a slow day. He must have had binocs to see that little sticker from where he was parked. Turns out someone ripped off my sticker, but he read me the riot act first and threatened a ticket of over $100. After he called in my license and insurance stuff, he eventually came back and lectured me some more about the offense. He let me go, grudgingly... what a tool.
In both cases there was a handgun in the car, but there was absolutely no need to make that declaration in either case. The young trooper with the attitude problem probably would have called for a SWAT team for backup if I had.
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i dont think there is any honor in suicide and that we americans are shameless. i worry more for the young female viets who have it harder than their male counterparts. girls are expected to sacrifice more for the sake of the family. but with the low birthrate this way of thinking is slowly changing.
appropriate punishment would be a small fine and community service. a small fine would show that their actions have hurt their families financially. and im not talking just something as picking up garbage. for example boys would work at a battered women's shelter so they can see the results of violence towards females. or cooking and cleaning at a homeless shelter (something that viet men rarely do in the country). young girls could be placed at HIV center so maybe they can learn about the consequences of unprotected sex. it can all be interchangeable.


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ME as seen in the latest Rue Magazine! Top left – me at Safari Living hanging out with my new pal Wilbur the Koala! Top right – a lunchtime pitstop at Sardine (chicken salad – SO good), and bottom right at Loom Rugs… LOVE love love those rugs. All shots by Woodnote Photography.
If you follow The Design Files on Facebook you will know that yesterday the latest issue of US online magazine RUE came out – and I am super excited to be included in this issue as part of a little Melbourne shopping feature! HOW COOL!
Like most things in my world, this wonderful opportunity arrived in the form of a random email :) Anne Sage at Rue originally contacted me in early January to assist in compiling a Melbourne shopping story… a mission which of course I accepted with great enthusiasm! It was decided that the very lovely and supremely talented Caroline and Jayden of Woodnote Photography would shoot the story whilst they were in Melbourne in early Feb – so after a few emails back and forth, a date was set and off we went!
It was such a fun day taking Caroline and Jayden to a few of my favourite local haunts! Jayden is from Melbourne originally, whilst Caroline is American – this creative husband-and-wife team divide their time between both countries, shooting editorial and events in tandem. They were so lovely and it really was a super fun shoot, and felt more like catching up with old friends than being at work!
One of the absolute best things about writing this blog is being able to support and promote local creative business… so the opportunity to introduce some of my favourite Melbourne shops to a wider audience is like the best thing ever. MASSIVE thanks to Anne Sage at Rue, Kat McEachern who wrote the sweet story, and Caroline and Jayden for the fabulous pics! On that note, my top tip for a great headshot – cover most of your face with a soft toy of some description. Works a treat.