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SEATTLE -- After Tennessee's 4-2 semifinal victory over Duke on Sunday, associate head coach Chris Woodruff stepped out of the team locker room and immediately summed it up best.
"If I said that Rhyne (Williams) and JP (Smith) were going to lose today and Tennys Sandgren would be sick and out of the lineup, how many people would have expected us to win?" Woodruff said. "That was a real team effort out there."
Against those odds, the lower half of the singles lineup produced three wins to propel the third-ranked Vols past 15th-seeded Duke and into the finals of the ITA National Team Indoor Championships for the second year in a row.
After Tennessee took the doubles point, veteran senior Boris Conkic quickly grabbed his 100th career singles victory to put the Vols up 2-0, but by contrast, the final two points came much later from the least-experienced members of the UT singles lineup: sophomore Edward Jones and January freshman addition Jarryd Chaplin, who had taken Sandgren's place in singles and doubles.
Both players won in three sets, and Jones clinched the semifinal victory by beating Jared Pinsky 4-6, 6-4, 6-4 on court 5.
"What we're realizing is that we have six different ways to win points," Tennessee head coach Sam Winterbotham said. "We're not relying on any one person. Guys get better in this program, and we're seeing that."
The Vols face top-seeded Virginia in a championship rematch at 3 p.m. Eastern at the Nordstrom Tennis Center on the campus of the University of Washington. Last year, Virginia beat Tennessee 4-1 in the finals. A live blog of the match will be available at UTSports.com.
While the Vols (9-0) had shut out Duke (8-3) the week before at 7-0, it was with a differently ordered lineup at the top and four matches went three sets. Most notably, the Vols earned that victory with Sandgren playing -- and winning -- at No. 3. The sophomore from Gallatin has been out of action nearly the entire tournament with an illness.
In doubles, Chaplin was inserted into the lineup at the No. 2 position for the second match this tournament with Sandgren unable to play. Again, the freshman from Sydney, Australia, helped the Vols win the point. He and Williams defeated Pinsky and Fred Saba 8-2. Jones and senior Matteo Fago clinched the point with their 11th consecutive victory on court 3, defeating Chris Mengel and David Holland 8-3.
With the doubles point in hand, Conkic wasted no time in becoming the eighth Vol in history to reach 100 wins, beating Saba 6-1, 6-1 on court 4, but that was the last point the Vols got for a while.
Duke rallied with two straight-set wins from the top of its lineup. Henrique Cunha, ranked 10th, downed top-ranked Williams 6-4, 6-2 on court 1, and sixth-ranked Reid Carleton defeated 17th-ranked Smith 6-3, 6-3 on court 2 to tie the match 2-2.
That left Fago, Jones and Chaplin still on court for the Vols.
Chaplin was playing in just his second singles match in team competition at UT. His debut was on Friday, where he quickly fell to Georgia's Hernus Pieters. Although he lost, Chaplin said the experience of being in a high-pressure match helped him keep his composure Sunday against Luke Marchese on court 6.
With his teammates at his back cheering in the balcony seating, Chaplin came back from a rough second set to serve out a 6-4, 1-6, 6-3 victory.
"The closer the match got, I felt like I was able to handle my emotions better than my opponent," Chaplin said. "It's very easy to give my best every time I walk out there when I've got such a close group of friends with me. They'll say the exact same thing. That makes competing your hardest very easy, when you're competing for the boys as well."
Right after Chaplin put the Vols ahead 3-2, Jones served for the match on court 5. Pinsky did not get a single point as Jones held for the 4-6, 6-4, 6-4 win to clinch the victory for Tennessee.
Although Jones lost his first match against Georgia on Friday to start the tournament, he has collected a pair of wins for UT playing up at the No. 5 position the last two days, improving his dual match record to 8-2.
Fago was on serve early in the third set on court 3 when the match ended.
On Monday, the Vols play for their first National Indoors title. They came close last season, winning the doubles point but then losing 4-1 to three-time defending champion Virginia at the Cavaliers' home courts in Charlottesville.
Tennessee has now reached the tournament final three times, the first time coming in 1993, which was Woodruff's sophomore season at UT.
"The guys get along so well with each other," Winterbotham said. "They're a team and different guys step up and support each other on different days. As a coach, when I look at that, it makes me feel great about the program. This is a special group of guys.
We're in the final again. Now we have to get ourselves ready to play tomorrow."
Tennessee 4, Duke 2
1. #10 Henrique Cunha (Duke) def. #1 Rhyne Williams (Tenn), 6-4, 6-2
2. #6 Reid Carleton (Duke) def. #17 John-Patrick Smith (Tenn), 6-3, 6-3
3. #68 Matteo Fago (Tenn) vs. Chris Mengel (Duke), 6-4, 6-7, 3-2 DNF
4. #119 Boris Conkic (Tenn) def. Fred Saba (Duke), 6-1, 6-1
5. Edward Jones (Tenn) def. Jared Pinsky (Duke), 4-6, 6-4, 6-4
6. Jarryd Chaplin (Tenn) def. Luke Marchese (Duke), 6-4, 1-6, 6-3
1. #8 Smith/Conkic (Tenn) vs. #9 Cunha/Carleton (Duke), 6-6 DNF
2. Chaplin/Williams (Tenn) def. Pinsky/Saba (Duke), 8-2
3. Jones/Fago (Tenn) def. Mengel/Holland (Duke), 8-3
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Mixing two brand of coolant??
Do bmw need bmw coolant? Also bmw dealership put coolant in but the light came on, so an Indy dealer said it had a small leaks and added a universal coolant....but is it bad that it isn't the same stuff?!
I think a MORE important issue for you is:
Your car is now 14 years old....has the (entire) cooling system ever been rebuilt ? I`m talking about expansion tank, radiator, water pump, T-stat, hoses, etc.
I have no idea, I'm 17 I don't know a lot about it. I know a lot of hoses were replaced and the dealership said a new radiator was not necessary
Welcome... find the WIKI at the top of the page and read it. You'll know a lot more after doing so.
Hoses are not a common failure item, but what are common is: water pump, pulleys, expansion tank, expansion tank cap, thermostat. Every 60-80k miles these items should be replaced as a preventative maintenance measure to save you big buck repairs later.
Search on "oh $hit overheated!" or some combination of those words. :) Many an engine has been claimed by an overheat event.
OP, the other people are right. You have more worries than mixing two kinds of coolant at this time.
But it is not recommended to mix coolant types. As you do all else that is suggested after reviewing the advice, drain and get only one coolant type in there. Cheap compared to all else.
Good Luck in learning all about cars.
Around How much would all of that cost???
- Cooling system date stickers & radiator date codes & markings (1) (2)
- BMW fluid summary printout for your glovebox (1)
Here's what we have in the BMW E39 glovebox printout for cooling system summaries (which uses the same engine as the E46 so the cooling system threads should apply):
- Coolant, for engine, automatic transmission, power steering, and AC evaporator cooling (1)
See the last line regarding mixing brands versus types (more details in the aforementioned thread).
Putting the universal stuff in with the BMW coolant is okay. Its better than having low coolant by any stretch of the imagination. When you diagnose and fix your leak, replace all the coolant with one kind and stick to it.
As far as your part replacement costs, I have seen cooling refresh kits go from $250 to $450 (without the radiator). Difference in price is based on including the fan clutch and temp sensor. At the very minimum, get the expansion tank & cap, the water pump+gasket and thermostat+gasket. Those will cost you around $175 or so. Stick with the plastic thermostat and housing and make sure the water pump has a metal impeller instead of a plastic one (you will see them listed as such.) Have someone check your top and bottom hoses before you order or buy parts.
If you have a garage put on the parts, expect 2-4 hours of labor, plus supplies (coolant.)
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Thought Leaders of Social Good Share Innovative Initiatives Used By Brands and Media to Evolve and Expand Social Innovation
New York, NY- (July 22, 2013) – TALK NYC has announced Do Good Better: Innovation in Impact Marketing, a conference bringing New York's best and brightest in technology, marketing, advertising, and digital media, all in one location on Wednesday, July 31, at the Crosby Street Hotel. Our distinguished thought leaders will engage with each other and with guests to explore how creativity and business can help to create new, effective, and impactful measures to further tackle solving our world's most pressing social issues.
Do Good Better: Innovation in Impact Marketing will have brands, non-profits, foundations, marketers, and advertisers connect with each other to stir a melting pot of ideas and wisdom, examining past endeavors of social good and social entrepreneurship, the current state of impact marketing, and the future of social innovation.
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House Republicans Question EPA Over Secret Email Accounts
photo credit: usdagovRepublicans on the House Science, Space and Technology Committee have launched a probe into whether Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lisa Jackson has been conducting official business using secret email accounts.
The lawmakers said the practice may violate transparency and record-keeping laws.
Chris Horner, a senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute and vocal critical of the administration's environmental policies, claimed earlier this month that, while researching a book, he discovered evidence that Jackson was using alias email accounts, including one under the name "Richard Windsor."
"The use of these accounts could seriously impair records collection, preservation, and access, therefore compromising transparency and oversight," the Republicans wrote in a letter to Jackson.
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Is there a way you could sell your car? What a horrible situation; do they think you can feed your kids with that $800 that your car is over the limit
Could you take your car to a dealership and see what they say it is worth or what they would give you for it? How about taking it to the dealership and trading it in for something of less value.
I shopped around for a lot before getting this car, I wanted to make sure that I got something reliable and safe to drive my kids in, its a basic 2005 civic with 73k miles, no power locks, doors etc, but very dependable. I looked around for a good month before I got it, it was the cheapest car I found that I would feel comfortable to drive them in. Right now the only thing I can think to do is put the car into my moms name and reapply, since she helped me get the car in the first place.08-26-2011, 02:42 PM #33
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Hum I know I was told when I applied your car could be any value. Boy things sure have changed. You would think they would want you to have reliable transportation to get a job. I think that is just plain stupid. Good luck I hope everything starts working out for you
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I'm relatively new to the forums and ran into your story. The advice you've been given is wonderful, so I'll just agree with all of the above. I basically just wanted to wish you the best and to let you know that with faith, things will be better. Hang in there!08-26-2011, 06:39 PM #35
Grace .. I think getting the car out of your name is a good idea... take any help and support from family or friends that they offer.
Please keep letting us know how you are doing.I am sure so many on here are sending you good thoughts and prayers.. {Hugs}08-27-2011, 01:51 PM #36
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Grace, I'm sorry to hear about your news. But it sounds like you're handling yourself with grace and strength. I hope things get better (hugs)08-27-2011, 04:39 PM #37
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But if you get into your mom's name you may have to show proof or get a bill of sale, saying you sold it or gave it to your mom.
Please let us know how goes, Grace.09-07-2011, 06:18 PM #38
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I am getting caught up after being off for awhile, just saw both you posts. I am so sorry, you and the girls deserve so much better. I am praying for you all. So glad you are living near family now. You are such a sweet , kind loving Mom and person. Keep your chin up hon it is always darkest before the dawn. PM me if you need anything. Let us know how you are doing.
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When my husband was laid off we applied and were denied for the very same reason. I can understand denying someone if they have a brand new Hummer in the driveway but honestly how do they think the value of my car is going to feed my kids? Im sorry honey09-07-2011, 06:42 PM #40
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HI Grace . I am so sorry for what has happened to you and your children. For welfare you can not have over $2000 in checking account or $2000 in savings. The blue book value of your car in the state of Ky has to be $5000 or less. Really the only thing you can do is put your mothers name on your car title. and reapply. You will qualify for financial aid to pay for college. You have to figure which program is most suited for you. A cna is a short term program that will provide income for a longer program such as a LPN or RN. You will qualify for a medical card and foodstamps. Also take advantage of WIC. Honey get all the help you can there is no shame in bettering your self or temporary help. Prayers for you and your girls.
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North Providence Student Killed in Bike Crash
NORTH PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) _ A North Providence High School student riding his bicycle has died after a collision with a car.
WJAR-TV reports that Justin Santiago was killed late Wednesday. School officials announced the death over the public address system on Thursday morning.
Capt. Daniel Cennamo tells The Associated Press the accident took place around 11:10 p.m. He said a car traveling on Waterman Avenue collided with a cyclist at the intersection with Woodcliff Avenue. He said the cyclist was pronounced dead at Rhode Island Hospital but did not release the victim's name.
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Nat Geo WILD to Air 2-Hour Special on Jane Goodall, 7/13
For centuries, we've known chimpanzees are fascinating and intelligent animals that share many qualities with humans, and now we explore deeper into the complex species to reveal their culture and personality. World-renowned primatologist Jane Goodall introduces the special Kingdom of the Apes, featuring the life stories of some of the best known great apes that have ever lived, premiering globally on Sunday, July 13, 2014, at 9 p.m. ET/PT on Nat Geo WILD.
The two-hour television event includes the chimpanzee characters from Tanzania's famed Gombe Stream National Park, where Goodall began her pioneering work more than 50 years ago. Her field study revealed the individual personalities of chimpanzees and the complexities of their communities. Kingdom of the Apes features the life chronicles of some the best known great apes that have ever lived. Their individual personalities have shaped the fates and fortunes of each of the animal characters. Some of the best natural history behavior pieces together the most dramatic events in the lives of the key great ape characters. We'll see behaviors including the struggle for Power and politics, going to war to defend their kingdom, and even using sex as part of their social strategy - questioning the line between what is ape and what is human.
Our closest cousins in the animal kingdom are living out dramas that are totally epic, and yet startlingly familiar. Young warriors go to war, kings rise and fall and mothers lovingly raise their young while preparing them for the challenges ahead. We follow along as two brothers, Frodo and Freud, battle for supremacy in a story worthy of Shakespeare. The ultimate prize for one of them is control of their Gombe kingdom. Then we travel deep into the mountains of Rwanda, where a fearless leader, Titus, king of the mountain gorillas, risks everything to keep his throne safe from his own son.
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Belmont Stakes 2012: I'll Have Another avoids collision with loose horse
ELMONT, N.Y. – The Belmont Stakes nearly lost its marquee player Thursday morning when a different horse got loose and nearly ran into Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner I'll Have Another during training hours at Belmont Park.
I'll Have Another was not touched by the loose horse and was able to complete his normal training regimen without issue, but it created some anxious moments for trainer Doug O'Neill.
"I'm still a little twisted by it," O'Neill said, holding his stomach about an hour after the incident. "I've seen accidents happen before. Fortunately, everything worked out fine."
I'll Have Another galloped a strong mile under exercise rider Jonny Garcia.
The incident led to O'Neill calling NYRA officials to see if they would designate a certain time solely for Belmont Stakes horses to train. P.J. Campo, vice president/director of racing for NYRA, was working out the logistics of such an arrangement late Thursday morning. Such an arrangement is in place at Churchill Downs for Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks horses.
The horse who got loose was 3-year-old maiden filly Isleta, bred and co-owned by the Steinbrenner family's Kinsman Stable and recently transferred to trainer Carl Domino.
[I'LL HAVE ANOTHER: Derby, Preakness winner runs for Triple Crown]
What a nice horse! Cool; calm; all heart. He deserves to win the Triple Crown.
What a nice horse! Cool, calm and unflappable. He deserves to win the Triple Crown. Crown.
Wow, Livingston really captured the moment with her photos. That incident shows it disrupted I'll Have Another's cool. I chose him as my Derby pick because he's a calm horse. I'm not betting in the race after all these crazy new security rules made yesterday because it changes my handicapping. I'll be listening to the trainers' press conferences and watching their workouts, but it's just too uncertain at this point.
Whew... Glad everything is okay. Doug, you handled it perfectly and don't be afraid to make more demands on NYRA where need to be. And keep the press, photographers and cameras around 24/7.
Thank you God and thank you Babara for the fantastic photos....Godspeed to all
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Welcome to New York!! As usual the great Barbara Livingston was there to capture the moment. More than coincidence that she always gets her shot. Just glad that the colt got away safe. Of all the ways to lose a race...
O'Neil has asked the NYRA board for a designated time for Belmont starters to train as they do in the Derby. The board will convene next week and after two days of talks will determine that a time will be set aside for Bellmont starters to train. This will be implemented and take effect June 10th.
I'm all out of middle fingers to raise to the NYRA. Let's just run this race, win it, and get the hell out of dodge.
No Derby/Preakness winner has ever won the Belmont Stakes after nearly being run into by a loose horse during training hours, after its trainer was suspended, and after it was prohibited from wearing a nasal strip. P.S. In Paragraph 2: "Regiment" is a military unit. "Regimen" is a course of action.


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Last minute gifts: Gift cards
With just eleven days until Christmas, if you're having trouble deciding on gifts, there is a popular option that is at the top of the list again this year - gift cards.
According to the National Retail Federation, eight out of ten people will buy at least one gift card this season. They come in handy when there's a special event purchase, when finances are tight, or just to buy what you want, when you want it.
But there are things to consider.
Random gift cards can drive traffic into new stores that perhaps your recipient might not otherwise visit. But researchers have found, the better choice is to give a card related to something you know your recipient enjoys. Experts say they will typically spend 20-percent more than what's on the card.
And what about fees and expiration dates? Years ago, consumers were stung by surprise fees associated with some gift cards that would actually eat away at the value of the card. Many of those issues have been addressed with tougher laws to protect consumers.
Under the CARD Act, most store gift cards won't expire before five years.
The best way to avoid fees is to purchase a store-issued card. The general purpose cards such as Visa and American Express gift cards often include fees. Always inspect your gift cards to make sure the pin number on the back isn't scratched off or tampered with.
Purdue retail expert Richard Feinberg said stores have gotten more competitive by eliminating fees and cancellations, "So it's less of a problem now, even if the need for the law is less. But there are still some cards that do run out after two years, and you have to pay a reinstatement fee."
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Feinberg advises that you take care of your cards, and make an effort to utilize them.
"The companies don't take your name, don't take your contact information and therefore don't contact you when you haven't used your card in five years," he said. "So the bigger problem is there's a lot of money left on the table each year."


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26 February 2009
Top Chef? or "Undeserving-lack-of-talent-chef Somehow Wins"
- I enjoy watching Top Chef
- did you miss it last night? Read this
- last night was the finale and I was hoping for this outcome:
- Carla
- Stefan
- Hosea
- psh, it could not have turned out worse
- stupid d-bag Hosea won, followed by Stefan, and then Carla
- after reading blogs/ columns/ and comments about the show today, I am glad to report that I am not the only one that believes that Hosea is the luckiest, most undeserving, underwhelming, untalented, not to mention ugly, winner
- it really is a slap in the face to past winners as well as the contestants who were more deserving of the prize this year
25 February 2009
- I am so over winter it's not even funny
- so, I still get Delia's catalogues in the mail ... I got one yesterday, and I pretty much want everything in it. At 26, I am having an identity crisis.
- I really want this
- ok fine, I watch NASCAR ... while I do like Carl Edwards, I am an "anyone but Kyle Busch" fan. He's such a prick.
- my favorite Beatles song is Let It Be
- likewise, my favorite Sesame Street song was Letter B
- my absolute hands down, without a doubt, favorite part of the Sex and the City movie is when Carrie beats Big with the flowers in the middle of the street and then Charlotte jumps in and yells at him. It's so intense and magical ... it almost makes me cry every time I see it
24 February 2009
Happy Fat Tuesday!
- How am I celebrating?
- I am planning on drinking a substantial amount of alcohol
- Why?
- I am giving up alcohol for Lent
- ... my only obstacle/ temptation/ foreseeable problem is St. Patrick's Day
- I am hoping my conscience will get the best of me and I'll have no problem remaining sober ...
- but at the same time, being that I am Catholic ... I feel that I am entitled to drink it up on St. Patrick's Day
- we'll just have to wait and see
- as for today, cheers to us all!
23 February 2009
The good, the bad, the List
- the good news: making the Blog Log in the Post Express!!
- the List made last Tuesday's print edition
- ... and the virtual version
- the bad news?
- after referencing my Valentine's Day post:
- "Lifeaslist.blogspot.com wasn't all that romantically involved over the holiday weekend."
- geez, let's just shout it from the rooftops!
- as if calling me calling myself pathetic wasn't bad enough
- ... don't be fooled, I was ecstatic to be in the Post again, if it takes hanging out by myself every now and then ... well, I guess I can bear that burden
21 February 2009
This one time ...
- within an 7 month period of time I:
- quit drinking for 4 months
- took a summer school class
- visited Italy
- tore my meniscus
- sailed from VA to NC
- saw Hilary Duff perform for the Today Show
- spent a long weekend in New York
20 February 2009
No List Friday
19 February 2009
Snuggie the people you love with a Snuggie
- about a week ago my sister and I got a Snuggie for our Gramma
- ... apparently they are the cool thing to have if you're an old person
- it turned out to be everything the commercials promised it would be
- that is, an oversized backwards robe
- I still don't get what the big deal is
- people have survived quite a while before the blanket with arms came along
- ... and now there are other knockoff wannabe Snuggies on the market
- additionally, if you're bored head over to YouTube and search for snuggie
- my favorite impostor Snuggie is the Slanket
- just like the Snuggie, but cooler
- and available in more colors than the boring ol' Snuggie
- maybe if I get cold enough, and find myself to constrained by a blanket I'll consider getting a Slanket
16 February 2009
Hello, My Name is Pathetic
How did I, a perfectly single decent educated politically active funny straight-teethed non drug taking 26 year old gal, spend Valentine's Day?
- alone
- I watched movies, specifically romantic comedies on TV ALL day:
- Sweet Home Alabama
- The Perfect Man ... twice
- The Princess Diaries ... twice
- Bridget Jones
- Cinderella Story
- How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
- Must Love Dogs
15 February 2009
Ol' Abe Wisdom
In honor of Abe's birthday ... facts about him according to Real Simple.
- Favorite pet: his dog, Fido
- Favorite poem: Mortality, by William Knox
- Favorite dessert: white almond cake
- Favorite sport: wrestling
- Huh?: he kept letters, bills, and notes in his stovepipe hat
13 February 2009
No List Friday
12 February 2009
Cold As Ice
- it's no secret that I despise cold weather
- but I do enjoy other things associated with 'cold' such as:
- penguins
- polar bears
- ice cold beer
- "Cold As Ice" by Foreigner
- Blizzard Beach
- snow days
- ... I'm a sucker for anything that gets me out of school or work
- Snow Day ... the movie
- ice cream
- most winter sports on the Wii
- wearing fingerless mitts
10 February 2009
- American Idol has not held my attention at all this season
- I am really excited about the spring ... winter is lame
- I have to force myself to go workout, but I love Under Armour
- I used to really like my handwriting
- now I tolerate it
- if we have no form of interaction ... I see no reason/ value of leaving a generic 'happy b-day' message on my Facebook wall ... don't waste your time
- 'shenanigans' is one of my favorite words
- ... I am unable to spell in correctly on my own
- not only do I wish money grew on trees, but I also wish I could find it drifting in streams, buried in sand, floating in light gusts of wind, and shooting out of water fountains
09 February 2009
Wait, it's 2009?
"Gatsby believed in the green light, the orgastic future that year by year recedes before us. It eluded us then, but that's no matter--tomorrow we will run faster, stretch out our arms further... And one fine morning-- So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past." -FSF
Since the newness of the new year has worn off, and everyone has fallen back into their mundane routines ... I decided it would be a good time to reveal my to-do list for the year. With my pre-26 list, I accomplished about half the things on my list ... I also didn't take it as seriously as I should have either. This year, it'll be a different story:
- give the List a facelift ... a major facelift
- join gym
- attend spin class on a regular basis
- run in Shamrock 8k
- take a yoga class
- take train up to NJ & Boston
- take my brother to see the sights around the National Mall
- trek to Vegas in May
- take my mom to see Bruce Springsteen in Charlottesville in May
- go to movies alone
- give up alcohol for Lent
- rejoin the workers of the world
- be on the lookout for the best job ever
- knit more
- read more
- write more
- read more books/ avoid the readers slump that I fell into during 2008
- take advantage of my Smart Women Read Journal ... mark it up
- give myself a haircut (?) ... I'm still unsure about this one; it could turn out really cool, or an absolute disaster ... my main motivation is that i don't wanna spend money on a haircut. decisions, decisions
- purchase any of the following: Kindle, iPod Touch, or MacBook
07 February 2009
If I Ruled the World pt. 2
- So, you want a stimulus package?
- granted I'm not an expert on anything, but this is what I would do:
- forgive federal student loans
- of course they can add all sorts of stipulations
- such as, you must have graduated, and only x amount of money can be forgiven - blah, blah, blah
- ... do you have any idea how much money that would free up?
- me neither, but a lot
- a lot of money to be spent and stimulate the economy
- ... plus, the govt would be rewarding/ investing in those that have done something worthwhile, i.e. gotten a college diploma, as opposed to having illegitimate children and relying on handouts from the government
06 February 2009
05 February 2009
- I have come to the conclusion that tomato juice & beer is the current day Plessy v. Ferguson
- tomato juice and beer (separately) are 2 of my favorite beverages
- somehow I had the brilliant idea to combine them
- ... it was horrible
- but, I tried to stick with it thinking maybe it would start to taste good
- ... it only got worse
- I think the flavors pretty much cancel each other out, and you're left with a bland fizzy red concoction
- I now have difficulty envisioning them separate
- and the thought of either of them makes me cringe a little
01 February 2009
Super Bowl Predictions
- Steelers: Lose
- Cardinals: Lose
- Springsteen: Win
- ... seriously though, since the Eagles are out, I hope the Steelers win by 100+ points
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Funeral services were Saturday, Dec. 29, 2012, at the Henderson-Barker Funeral Home in West Branch. Visitation was Dec. 28 at the funeral home. Burial was in the Memory Garden Cemetery in Iowa City. Memorials may be made to the Lustgarten Foundation, a pancreatic cancer research organization. Online condolences may be made to the family at www.hendersonbarkerfuneralhome.com.
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Updated cman packages that fix several bugs and add enhancements are now
The Cluster Manager (cman) utility provides services for managing a Linux
These updated packages fix the following bugs:
* IP addresses are no longer used for SCSI reservation keys.
* "fence_ipmilan -h" reported the depreciated "-i" option.
* ccs_tool exited with EXIT_FAILURE, even after successful operations.
* OpenAIS partitions and disallowed cman nodes could have merged, causing
cluster failure.
* openais and cman were required to fence virtual nodes.
* man page updates.
* a potential crash in the fence daemon was removed.
* potential NULL pointer dereferences were removed.
* running "cman_tool leave remove" did not reduce cluster quorum.
* mkqdisk was unable to use devices with a 4KB sector size.
* fence_scsi now accepts the "nodename" parameter.
* strace, SIGSTOP and SIGCONT signals, caused fenced to stop.
* shutting down qdisk may have caused a "dlm: closing connection to node
0" error.
* data corruption may have occurred when using fence_xvm on virtual nodes.
* the output of "group_tool dump" was a fixed length, and padded with NULL
* the qdisk man page has been updated.
* ccs lookup functions failed to recognize hostnames that did not match
values in cluster.conf.
* the disallowed state could occur if OpenAIS failed to schedule for more
than 10 seconds.
* the resource group status change failed when relocating NFS and GFS
* fencing failed if the last fence action took more than 30 seconds.
* a format string bug, which may have caused fenced to crash, has been
* cascade fencing failed.
* "reservation conflict" messages appeared when starting scsi_reserve.
* now, if scsi_reserve fails to register with any device, that device is
left out of the fence domain.
* "locking_type = 0" is now used for all LVM commands in the fence_scsi
and scsi_reserve scripts.
* when fence_scsi failed to un-register a key on a device, it did not
continue to process other devices. An error occurred when removing a key
that was not registered to a device.
* a bug caused output to stderr to go to the wrong file descriptor.
* options that were only relevant to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 have been
removed, and a new dump option has been added.
* the cman init script did not start fence_xvmd.
* PowerPC based clusters interfered with clusters on the same subnet,
causing ccsd to consume up to 90% CPU and memory.
* it was not possible to use fence_scsi with LVM mirrors and stripes.
* a "lock_dlm: plock device version mismatch: kernel" error could occur.
* on PowerPC architectures, "gfs_tool" did not recognize GFS file systems.
* qdisk ignored the interval for checking heuristics.
* a logic error caused qdisk master abdication to fail.
* cman failed to start correctly if additional parameters for
network-bridge were added to "xend-config.sxp".
* if failed fencing was overridden, the node was never considered fenced.
* groupd processed messages from nodes that were no longer in a cluster.
* libdlm copied LVB data from an incorrect location, resulting in a
segmentation fault.
* "ip.sh" did not set the correct netmask. Now, "ip.sh" uses the netmask
set in "cluster.conf", instead of "255.255.255.0".
These updated packages add the following enhancements:
* diagnostic output for the cluster suite tools has been improved.
* performance optimization for plocks has been added.
* logging has been improved, and irrelevant options removed.
* fence_ack_manual now uses the fenced_override socket.
* the fence_apc_snmp agent is now included.
Users of cman are advised to upgrade to these updated packages, which
resolve these issues and add these enhancements.
errata relevant to your system have been applied.
This update is available via Red Hat Network. Details on how to use
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Supreme Court approves data mining by drug cos.
The U.S. Supreme Court has struck down a Vermont law that restricted data mining and drug companies from using prescription information for marketing purposes.
Pharmacies are required by state and federal law to collect the information, which typically includes doctors' names, what drugs they prescribe, and how often drugs are ordered. Pharmacists sell the data to data mining companies, who then sell it to drug makers with patient names removed or encrypted, InformationWeek said.
The 2007 Vermont law effectively banned the practice in the state. It said data mining companies can't sell the prescription information for marketing purposes, and drug makers can't use it unless the prescribing doctor consents.
Vermont lawmakers said the measure would protect the privacy of doctors and patients and help to control the cost of expensive brand-name drugs.
According to the Associated Press (AP), brand-name drug makers spend an estimated $8 billion annually marketing their products to doctors.
Those efforts include the practice of detailing, in which sales representatives target individual doctors based on the doctors' own prescribing habits, the AP reported.
The law banned detailing, but still allowed the information to be used for healthcare research and educational purposes, and by law enforcement, insurance companies, and journalists.
The lawsuit said the information about doctors' prescribing patterns is important in helping spot trends, tracking the safety of new medications, and studying treatment outcomes.
The data mining companies make such data available to researchers and the government at little or no cost.
In the case Sorrel v. IMS Health, Vermont argued: "By letting doctors, rather than the state control the use of this information for marketing, the legislature avoided impinging on the 'protected interest' in communication between pharmaceutical manufacturers and willing doctors."
IMS Health, SDI Health, and Source Healthcare Analytics said their actions are protected by the First Amendment. They stated pharmacists have a constitutional right to share prescription data and drug companies have the right to use it.
Lower courts have disagreed on whether laws like Vermont's were constitutional. According to AP reports, a federal appeals court in New York ruled against the Vermont law, but a different appeals court upheld similar laws in Maine and New Hampshire, saying they regulated only the conduct, not the speech of data miners.
The Supreme Court, however, declared the Vermont law unconstitutional on grounds that it violates the drug industry's free speech right to market its products. In a 6-3 decision, the court ruled that states can't stop drug makers and data mining companies from using information about he prescription drugs individual doctors prescribe.
The ruling imperils similar laws in Maine and New Hampshire, the AP reported.
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OWENSBORO - Ballard Memorial knew it was going to have a tough time against Livingston Central. Unfortunately the Lady Bombers did, suffering an 11-0 loss in six innings in a quarterfinal game at the All A Classic Softball State Tournament held Sunday at Jack C. Fisher Park.
Ballard Memorial (8-13) finished second in Pool D on Saturday to set up Sunday's game in the single-elimination championship bracket.
Livingston Central, which went on to win the tournament with its 10-0 victory over Louisville Holy Cross, hit five home runs and saw pitcher Tiffany Padon hold Ballard Memorial hitless. The Lady Cardinals scored three runs in the first, one in the second, three in the third and four in the sixth.
"I said when we got up here that (Livingston Central) was my pick to win the whole thing," Ballard Memorial coach Terry Amis said. "They've been here a whole lot. They're senior dominated and they're very good and very well coached."
Since losing its first nine games of the season, Ballard Memorial has won seven of its last 10 and feels its recent play, including going 2-2 in Owensboro, will be instrumental for it in the Third District tournament and possibly to help it to reach the First Region tournament for the first time since 2012.
"When we started the season, we never expected we'd get here," eighth-grade first baseman Leah Shelley said. "I just think being up here and getting the experience we did will help us all mature and grow up to be extraordinary players when we get older."
Shelley was named to the All-Tournament Team.
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Agriculture handbook / no.2 (1950)
By: United States. Dept. of Agriculture. Economic Research Service. - United States. Office of Experiment Stations.
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History of sheep husbandry in Massachusetts.
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A practical treatise on breeding, rearing, and fattening all kinds of domestic poultry, pheasants, pigeons, and rabbits : including an interesting account of the Egyptian method of hatching eggs by artificial heat with some modern experiments thereon / by Bonington Moubray.
By: Lawrence, John,
Edition: 3rd ed. with additions on the breeding, feeding, and management of swine and of milch cows for the family dairy from memoranda made during forty years' practice.
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Almost 300,000 records from Northwest Florida State College were stolen between May and September, according to school officials.
TALLAHASSEE — Officials at Northwest Florida State College are reporting a massive security breach involving nearly 300,000 records in the school's computer systems that contains names, Social Security and bank routing numbers of students, teachers, staff and retirees.
The school said Wednesday that hackers stole 200,000 records including names, Social Security numbers, dates of birth for any student statewide who was eligible for Bright Futures scholarships for the 2005-06 and 2006-07 school years.
They also stole more than 3,000 employee records, including some which contained confidential financial information. Approximately 76,000 student records containing personal identification information was also hacked.
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The three principals and the Director of Curriculum and Instruction at the Knox Community School Corporation gave the school board members an overview of the corporation's ISTEP scores.
Superintendent A.J. Gappa said all of the administrators and the board were disappointed in this year's scores.
"They dropped in most categories at both the elementary school and a the middle school," stated Gappa. "Everybody's gathering together and making action plans on how their going to move forward and turn that around. We're confident that the plans are going to be successful and do a reversal on the scores."
The Board also looked at the NWEA scores for the elementary and middle school students which showed growth in almost all areas.
"We would like to see more growth because that would equate to better scores on the ISTEP, in our opinion," said Gappa.
Administrators and teachers are meeting this week to put action plans into place.
"The administrators have already worked and gotten together this summer to develop action plans," Gappa said. "We have staff members coming in for two days of professional development to develop unit plans and work on student learning objectives. The focus is going to be on using data and instructional strategies that will involve higher order thinking skills to attack the ISTEP scores to improve them in the future."
School board member Nathan Marcum stated that he's embarrassed with the scores, and the board, administrators, teachers and students need to work together to bring up those scores.
One of the big issues is reading. It is involved in all aspects of learning and if the students can master reading, they can improve their ISTEP scores.
Board President Harold Welter asked all administrators to present a progress report at the beginning of 2013 on how the action plans are working to improve growth.


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You say the cables don't feel durable? Figures. I don't care how light they feel or good they sound - if those wires aren't housed in an adamantium core then I'm not going anywhere near that price. At over 200 quid a pop I'd need them to last a hell of a lot longer than the usual 7 months before having to be hassled by the warranty nazis.
The Image X10 and Image X5 cable was just as thin but Riyad and Geoff's sets of each respectively are still going strong. I don't think the cables are likely to break; just that I'd like them to impart that feeling a little more readily - if that makes sense?
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This 42' 1988 Carver Aft Cabin Motoryacht won "Queen of the Show" in 1988 at the Miami Boat Show! She has a Factory custom glass window-enclosed aft deck, twin T/3208 Cats with 2900 hours total, Port motor replaced in 2012 with approximately 300 hours. Owners have added thousands of dollars in upgrades over the past few years.
She is a great live aboard with generator, AC/Heat, New Water Heater 2016, Anchor Windlass, Radar, Chart Plotter, Dinghy Davit with Inflatable and 15 HP Yamaha, 2 Staterooms, 2 Heads, a backup camera and a Marquipt 6-step boarding ladder! Owner is moving up!
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Beam: 15'
Cruising Speed: 12.5 knots
Max Speed: 15 knots
Draft: 3' 0"
22' Bridge Clearance
Fuel: 400 gallon
Water: 90 gallon
Holding: 80 gallon
Starting in the forward guest stateroom there is a large double offset berth with an ensuite head and enclosed shower stall. Aft to the convertible dinette/double berth to port, across to starboard is the down galley. Up three steps to the main salon area with large L-shape sofa/pull-out double berth. Aft and down three steps to the Master stateroom you will find an Island Queen berth and ensuite enclosed head with separate shower stall.
Back to the main salon, go aft and up three steps to the large aft deck area, then to port and up three steps to the flybridge.
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AMES, Iowa — Jamie Benning has been hired as water quality program manager for Iowa State University Extension and Outreach. As an extension agronomist the past 13 years she has led multi-state water quality projects, supported farmer-led watershed initiatives and conducted agronomic research.
"Water quality is an issue that deserves additional attention," said John Lawrence, Agricultural and Natural Resources Extension director. "We have a lot of activity in water quality and agricultural production. Having Jamie focused on coordinating water quality resources will be a great asset to ISU Extension and Outreach and the Iowans we work with on this issue."
Iowa State University was a partner in the development of the statewide nutrient reduction strategy, working with the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship and Iowa Department of Natural Resources over a two-year period to develop the initiative.
The resulting strategy, finalized in May 2013, is the first time such a comprehensive and integrated approach addressing both point and nonpoint sources of nutrients has been completed. Iowa State continues to partner for the implementation of the Water Quality Initiative and helping farmers understand what tools and practices best fit their unique land and water situation.
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The "sharing economy" is growing at an astonishing rate in response to economic needs, technological innovation, and cultural changes across the globe.
People are sharing things of value that are otherwise underutilized, and in the process building new networks and communities. Through the internet and mobile devices, companies now facilitate sharing your house, your skills and free time, your seats, your car, and your everyday stuff. Some of these new services are challenging traditional regulatory approaches because it is harder to draw the line between public and private, personal and business. Washington area blog Greater Greater Washington recently facilitated an active conversation about whether and how local governments should regulate ridesharing.
There are headlines almost every day depicting the sharing economy at odds with local regulations. And yet, the sharing economy is growing because it has value to people, and fills a need.
As local governments confront the questions of whether, how, and how much to be involved in these enterprises, it is worth thinking about why local governments would care about – and want to support (or at least not deter) – elements of the sharing economy.
We have compiled a literature-review-based report that details the public benefits of carsharing and why local governments should care about these benefits. Arlington County's Master Transportation Plan is used in this report as an example of a set of long-range transportation planning priorities, but many communities have similar documents full of transportation goals and objectives.
You could perform this exercise for any number of cities across the country. In fact, I encourage you to explore your own local government's transportation-planning priorities and determine how carsharing could be a part of the equation. Likewise, a similar exercise could be performed for other kinds of collaborative consumption services.
Please read our full-report here, but for a taste of it, some of our conclusions include:
- On Parking, Congestion, and Mobility: Carsharing reduces household car ownership and vehicle miles traveled. It also alleviates parking and traffic congestion.
- On Fairness, Equity, and Community: Carsharing increases transportation options for those who are least likely to own a car.
- On Economics, Housing, and Affordability: Carsharing reduces household transportation costs, thereby making housing more affordable.
- On Environmental Quality: Carsharing reduces use and dependence on fossil fuels through fuel efficiency. It also reduces greenhouse gases and particulate emissions.
*For purposes of this discussion, carsharing refers to services that provide access to a vehicle or fleet of vehicles for short-term use, priced by the hour or minute, located conveniently throughout the community, and with most if not all costs (such as gas, maintenance, and insurance) bundled into the rate. There are currently two primary service models available in the U.S.: the reserved-space model (trips start and end in the same location) and the point-to-point model (trips can start and end in different locations). Arlington County (Virginia) Commuter Services' CommuterPage describes carsharing opportunities in the Washington D.C. metro region and how carsharing could be an integral part of almost anyone's mobility recipe.
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AFAIK conditioner only washing won't shift that, why would you want to put petroleum jelly on your scalp? It won't penetrate, you will get much the same occlusive (barrier/ sealant) benefits from any natural oil or butter and many will shift with conditioner only washing.
If I was to treat my scalp with an oil or butter I'd use something lower in oleic acid (irritant) and higher in stearic and/ or palmitic acids and/ or cholesterol (all strengthen the skin barrier). Unrefined west African shea and lanolin are lovely for skin health, thick tho so would dilute them down/ soften with a lighter oil, perhaps borage for the GLA or whip up some shea-aloe butter. Egg lecithin aids production of ceramides which strengthen skin and hair.
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text: COMPUTEX 2010 - Gadget Hunting on the Trade Show Floor Michael Kwan June 5, 2010 News, Shows & Events 9 Comments 0 Flares Twitter 0 Facebook 0 Google+ 0 Pin It Share 0 Reddit 0 Email -- 0 Flares × Prev1 of 3NextUse your ← → (arrow) keys to browse I'm a gadget-oriented kind of guy, so I was looking forward to find some cool gadgets on the COMPUTEX 2010 trade show floor. Some of the techie highlights from Pixel Qi, Arctic, Choiix, Cooler Master, Add On Technology, Qualcomm, and Lenovo were very impressive. Let's check out some of these cool gadget innovations! Pixel Qi Display Technology A lot of people have been comparing the Apple iPad with e-readers like the Amazon Kindle. Both types of display technology have their strengths, but they have their respective weaknesses as well. Finding some sort of middle ground between the two is Pixel Qi. The company, to my knowledge, doesn't produce any end products on its own, but it is the source for its unique e-paper display. What makes it different from other e-paper displays is that this one can do color and video. Dial up the brightness when you want and dial it down (or turn it off altogether) to conserve power when you want. This kind of tech is being used in upcoming devices like the Notion Ink Adam tablet, but Pixel Qi is quick to point out that its anti-glare and high refresh rate display could just as easily be used in netbooks and other portable devices too. Arctic Personal Breeze Products The company once known as Arctic Cooling is now officially known simply as Arctic. That's because they are expanding their portfolio well beyond PC coolers. You might remember the Arctic Sound headsets I reviewed a short while back. Another line in the company's portfolio is the Arctic Breeze, represented here by three of its products. Arctic Breeze Mobile is the most minimalist of the three, but it's the Arctic Breeze Pro that I want. It'll keep you cool during hot summer days and it also acts as a four-port USB hub. Arctic Solar Power on the Go Too Speaking of hot summer days, you may be heading out to the beach or some other sunny spot in the next couple of months. This might mean that you'll have a hard time finding a wall outlet to juice up that iPhone or power your portable speakers. Just as the tech is great for Bluetooth speakerphones, solar panels are great for portable power too. Such is the case with the Arctic C1 Mobile. This compact solar device is no larger than a cell phone and it comes with an internal 4400mWh lithium-ion rechargeable battery. This power can then be output to any USB-compatible device. If you can't wait for the sun, it can be charged via USB too. Prev1 of 3NextUse your ← → (arrow) keys to browse Pingback: Subliminal Advertising() Pingback: network marketing() Pingback: work from home programs() Pingback: Work From Home() Pingback: diet pill() Pingback: colon cleansing products() Pingback: electric cigarettes() Pingback: penny auctions()


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In the story we meet Little Red Riding Hood's Granny. Now, tell us about one or two of your grandparents.
- What's their name?
- What are they like?
- What do they look like?
- How often do you see them?
- Do they live near your house?
MissAngelTeacher replied on Italy Permalink
Poor Granny!
KingPixel6000 replied on Turkey Permalink
I'm sorry I made a mistake
KingPixel6000 replied on Turkey Permalink
I know this story
SportyMoonstone200 replied on Maldives Permalink
dont red riding hood dont know first she look up on to that nasty wolf so funny not the wolf red riding hood
PrincessMusicFlower replied on China Permalink
What a funny story! I like it!
_《Little Red Riding Hood》
DivingCastleKitty replied on Indonesia Permalink
is verry good story
WowCoffeePenguin replied on India Permalink
good story
DJGreenFairy replied on Pakistan Permalink
not so nice
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PrincessRockBut... replied on United Arab Emirates Permalink
I love little red riding hood but I hate the wolf because he ate his grandma. And tell me how come grandma came out when the wolf swallow it never can happen.


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