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Early Grand Slam Highlights Brewers Rout of Cubs
MILWAUKEE (AP) _ Sean Halton hit his first career grand slam, Tyler Thornburg allowed just two singles over six innings, and the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Chicago Cubs 7-0 on Wednesday night.
Thornburg (3-1) struck out four and walked two as he reached six innings for the sixth straight start since being recalled from Triple A Nashville on June 29. He has allowed five earned runs in 36 innings as a starter and has also made 11 relief appearances for the Brewers this season. At Nashville, he was 0-9 with a 5.79 ERA in 15 starts.
Jimmy Nelson pitched two innings and Michael Blazek got the last three outs to preserve the four-hit shutout.
Halton's homer capped a five-run first inning off Chris Rusin (2-5).
Brewers shortstop Jean Segura left Wednesday night's game after the first inning with what the team announced as a strained right hamstring.
Segura, hitting .296, walked in the first inning, advanced on a single by Jonathan Lucroy and then scored from second on a single by Aramis Ramirez. Segura did not appear to slow down while running the bases.
He is listed as day to day.
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Daylight Savings is Back: 6 "Timely" Activities to Fill Your Extra Hour!
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Daylight Savings is upon us already! What will you do in your extra hour?
The concept of "telling time" can be tricky for kids to comprehend—but that doesn't mean they can't have fun while learning! And what better way to explore these concepts than during Daylight Savings? If you're looking for some easy, fun ways to help your child explore time, grab a clock (real or pretend) and choose from the six activities listed below. That extra hour will fly by before you know it!
1) The Fundamentals: What IS a Clock, Anyway?
Before your child begins to understand the concepts of "telling time," talk about what the different parts of a clock are, and how they all come together. For example: count the number of hands and compare their length; talk about how many hours are represented on the clock, and how many minutes; or show the child how the hands move in a clockwise direction.
2) Matching Numbers with Hours: One Step at a Time
Point both hands toward the 12. Using your pretend clock (or a real one that is flexible enough to be manually changed), ask the child to move the minute hand around the clock one time. Explain that when the minute hand goes all the way around on a real clock, it means an hour has passed. Ask the child to move the hour hand to the 1 to show that one hour has passed. Repeat the activity, letting the child move the hour hand to the next number with each minute-hand rotation.
3) Making Sense of "Minutes"
Has your child ever said, "It feels like I've been waiting for 1,000 minutes!" Help your child understand what a "minute" or "hour" really is by discussing the concepts of duration and lengths of time. For instance, you might tell the child how many minutes he or she brushes teeth, or how long it takes to drive to a grandparent's house.
4) Tell a "Time Story"
To help your child understand the concept of time passage, you might want to discuss a trip to the playground this way: "We go to the playground in the morning. It's 10:00 when we get to the playground. We play for one hour. It's 11:00 when we leave. It takes us five minutes to walk back to the car. It takes us ten minutes to drive home. When we get home, it's lunchtime." Discuss various different story scenarios with your child that relate to daily activities.
5) Draw Your Day
Color in this clock-face printable with the things your family does at different times of day, placing the different activities next to their correct times. Then complete the clock: Cut a plastic straw into two unequal pieces (the hour hand and minute hand). Have an adult press a straight pin through the ends of both straw pieces, and then through the center of the paper clock. Secure with a pencil eraser. Spin the hands to talk about your day! (Download the full-size printable here.)
6) What Time Is It? (Who Cares?)
With all the structure kids have in their lives (playdates, school, classes, mealtimes, etc.) why not use today as an opportunity to "throw time away" and just play? Ask your child what they would do if time wasn't an option, or hide all the clocks in your house for an afternoon. (You might find this to be as much fun as your child does!) (Thank you to Instagram fan @Sofiasideas for the inspiration behind Activity #6 in the photo below, which features our Wooden Shape Sorting Clock!)
How do you explore the concept of time with your child? Share your ideas and activities in the comments below, or on Facebook!
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Would you like to save as your currency permanently or for this visit only?
Nice little family B$B run by two friendly and helpful guys. Really nice place for the price--flat screen, air conditioning, everything brand new. Breakfast was great--in a surprisingly ornate room covered in frescoes. Centrally located. Highly recommended. I stayed in one of the attic rooms, which had a giant head-bumping beam at about 5'9". Wi-Fi was pretty iffy, although they did their best to get it working.
The friendly atmosphere. I felt like at home.
the staff was extremely friendly and we felt very welcome we haven't slept so well as whole night was noice from some water pump, although close to main tourist points in catania the near area does not look nice
Professionalism and friendliness of the staff, attention to detail in design, availability of necessary information, range of additional services (such as Etn trip)
Excellent Hosts. Great location. Best Breakfast of the whole trip.
The B&B is perfectly situated, 5 min walk from all the main sights. Rooms are spaciaous and quiet, the breakfast is excellent.
there was no breakfast
It was nice to stay at the hotel. Very kind hotel staff.
Central placed hotel, you can walk to nerly every place in the old town of Catania. The staff was very helpful and friendly
very nice place, newly renovated with a very cosy reception that also serves as kitchen and breakfast room
The staff was awesome! The location was very central to all the great sights. The bus and train stations were only a short walk away. Great value for the money and I have already booked with them again!
the hotel staff are very kind and helpful! They offered every help they can with my stay there, including picking me up from the airport (you will have to pay but still it's less than the taxi fare), giving me advice/info on my trip plans, making phone calls booking cars for me. Plus, the internet there is free of charge!! I liked my room which is decorated in tranditional sicilian style, and I have the bathroom basically to my own, free apples in the kitchen. In a word I really love it and would definitely stay there next time I visit! if there is anything then I would say the breakfast could be improved :) what we have in the breakfast selection are only bread and cereal and jams.
Hotel management was very helpful and accommodating.Carla provided us with lots of information about eating out,shopping and places to visit Getting there was a little difficult if you arrive by boat as we did from Napoli.I requested directions via your website when booking however did not receive a reply as to how to find hotel from the port.
Internet for free. Staff is very friendly, flexible and helpful.
The personell are very friendly, extremely helpful. From the day of my booking they went out of their way to make me feel very welcome.
I arrived in the evening and left the next morning, and I'm still very sorry that I couldn't stay any longer. Not only Catania is an amazing city but also this B&B is on a perfect location in the centre! The rooms are clean, in a theme, made with taste, I felt immediately at home! The staff is very very kind, helpfull, they are just wonderful people! I would really recommend this B&B to any traveller, excellent time is guaranteed! Oh and a suggestion, don't forget to check out their site: www.cataniacitycenter.com, they also organize excursions to the Ethna!!
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The staff are fantastic, they made us very welcome and the breakfast arrangements makes it easy to swap info with other guests.
The exellent English speaking staff. Wirless Internet connection. Location close to the centrum and architecture places of interest. Noise in the street.
The staff, their suggestions, and the location. I didn't have anything I didn't like.
hotel staff the place of the hotel itself - difficult to find
the owner and staff where excellent they looked after us very well and helped us with everything we needed.
It was right in the middle of the shopping area, with the markets on the door step. Places to eat were really close by. Lots and lots of stairs and no lift. Small bedroom and bathroom.
location, air conditioning lack of power plugs around the desk or the bed, a little noise from the street, chemical toilet, flat pillows, noisy entrance door.


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Dear Commissioner Henney, The proposed Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations fail to require labels or safety tests on genetically engineered (GE) food. The new rules continue to deny Americans the right to know what is in our food, while protecting the economic interests of biotech corporations. Labeling GE foods would protect the public from potential health effects that could only be traced if GE foods can be identified. By refusing to require both labeling and mandatory safety testing of foods, the FDA puts consumer's health at risk, and ignores the recommendations of the Biotechnology Consultative Forum, who in December urged the US to require mandatory labeling of GE foods. I urge you to reconsider this proposal and insure that GE foods are subject to pre-market testing and labeling. Americans have a right to make informed decisions about the food we consume. Sincerely, Dr. Michael Callahan


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AMES, Iowa – Feeding the soil through composting so it can feed food sources is the focus of the Virtual Eco Family Conference, "Compost 101: Food for the Food," on June 7. The virtual workshop concentrates on composting basics for indoors and outdoors.
This is the final session in the online conference series from Iowa State University Extension and Outreach. The 90-minute session will begin at 7 p.m. Iowans may still register for the session.
Scott Koepke, education outreach coordinator for Soilmates Organic Garden Education Service, New Pioneer Food Co-op in Iowa City, will inspire participants to discover the elements of feeding the soil so it can feed food sources.
"The healthy immune system of soil relates to healthy diets in humans, in a way. If the soil is balanced, then the plants will be healthier and will have a greater resistance to pathogens," said Koepke.
To participate in the conference, families need a computer with high-speed Internet access, speakers or headphones and microphone, if they wish to speak to the instructor. They also can communicate with the instructor by typing their questions or comments in the online chat box. The registration fee is $15 per person. Once registered, participants will receive log-in directions for accessing the virtual classroom for all conference sessions.
Conference coordinators Kristi Cooper and Brenda Schmitt are ISU Extension and Outreach family program specialists. The Virtual Eco Family Conference series is designed to help Iowans think about environmental issues and practical action steps they can take in their own home and neighborhood, noted Cooper. The online conference series is part of a new initiative from ISU Extension and Outreach to help Iowans make conscious decisions about the environment, Schmitt added.
"You still can register for and participate in the June session of the conference," Cooper said. For registration information, contact Cooper at 319-377-9839 (email@example.com) or Schmitt at 641-512-0650 (firstname.lastname@example.com). The registration form is online; print it, complete it and mail with a check for $15 to ISU Extension and Outreach, P.O. Box 368, Allison, IA 50602.


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Hi guys,
I am using a wireless network card and am able to successfully sniff passwords using ettercap when not associated to my wireless point using airtun-ng and connecting ettercap to the at0 interface.
However I want to try out the SSL stuff just to see why I shouldn't be using online banking on a wireless point with other people around, if i'm dumb enough to accept the certificates (i'm not but my wife is, and luckily she won't read this....)
Anyway, using the associated method, I connect my wireless network:
I start ettercap using:
ettercap -T -M ARP:remote /my gateway ip/ /my test victim ip/ -i ath0
I can see packets go by, I can see the connections my victim IP is making, yet ettercap won't print out the passwords to plain text website passes.
urlsnarf, PHoss etc all won't find anything just like ettercap, yet I can wireshark, tcpdump that I am getting all traffic.
driftnet works just fine on this method and the non associated method.
I swear I got this working just fine in BT2 but for some reason I can't get it working in BT3, the password sniffers just won't work for me with the default config and what i've done above if i'm associated to the access point, but will using the unassociated airtun-ng method using at0.
I'm also seeing traffic using ettercap as I would expect just with unified sniffing as wireless is a broadcast network by default, driftnet works just fine with this too, I really don't see the point in having to ARP to get passwords unless I need to be in the middle for SSL, however either way still no joy on it identifying passwords while i'm associated to the point.
Any ideas what might be up or what i've forgotten ?
Using default config, i'm intercepting traffic fine, just ettercap, dsniff, PHoss, urlsnarf won't decode usernames/urls etc yet the traffic is seen on ath0 through wireshark which I specify and is the interface i'm associated on.


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Brevard, N.C.-The Catawba College Indians swept a rescheduled doubleheader from the Brevard College Tornados on Tuesday afternoon, edging BC 2-0 in the opener before taking game two 9-0 in five innings.
Game 1: Catawba 2, Brevard 0
Carley Tysinger tossed a complete-game shutout for Catawba as the Indians scored two runs in the top of the 3rd to seal the win.
Tysinger (W, 19-6) allowed just one hit, a one-out single by Brittany Fowler in the bottom of the 7th, while striking out six over seven innings.
Catawba's Mollie Kovalcin had an RBI single to put the Indians on the board in the top of the 3rd before Tara Gibbs singled in Kovalcin to put Catawba up 2-0.
Kayla Clemens (L, 4-10) pitched a complete game for the Tornados, allowing two runs (one earned) on five hits while striking out 10.
Game 2: Catawba 9, Brevard 0
Leading 3-0 through four innings, Catawba used a six-run 5th inning to get a run-rule shortened win in the second game.
Kelsey Burgess started the 5th with an RBI double. She would later score on a wild pitch, as did Gina Gerone. To cap the scoring, Amanda Terry delivered a three-run double with the bases loaded.
Alyssa Miller (L, 3-5) allowed eight earned runs on six hits and five walks over 4.2 innings on the hill. Jamie Hrobak got the final out in the 5th, but not without surrendering a run of her own.
Tysinger (W, 20-6) also pitched a complete-game shutout in game two, holding BC to just two hits in the nightcap.
The Tornados are back in action as they travel to Wingate for a doubleheader with the Bulldogs beginning at 2 p.m on Wednesday.


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The name's Bond, James Bond.
Hanging on the rim technical lol?
JV vs Drummond ahhahaha
"Both teams played hard my man" - Sheed
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What they got to say now? Nothing they can say now. Mobbin' on the low. Winnin' on the lowThe city embraced me, made me feel at home. The only difference [between Compton and Toronto] for me is the cold. -DeMarNo Where Near the South Side #WeTheNorth
Jennings is a dick
Somebody punch brandon jennings in the face
"Both teams played hard my man" - Sheed
What a fucking knucklehead! Fuck Jennings. Can't believe there were actually Raptors fans that wanted him on this team!
Well, at least we got the win.
Good game everyone, and good day.
The name's Bond, James Bond.
Jennings is pissed with JVs acrobatics
"You dont know the Bruno Caboclo......"Bruno Caboclo
Big win
Fuck that turnover at the end by Demar could possibly cost me my fantasy league
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Syphilitic aseptic meningitis is a complication of untreated syphilis. It involves inflammation of the tissues covering the brain and spinal cord.
Meningitis - syphilitic
Syphilis is a sexually transmitted disease caused by the spirochete bacteria Treponema pallidum. Syphilis has three main stages:
Syphilitic aseptic meningitis is a form of meningovascular neurosyphilis. This condition is a life-threatening complication of syphilis infection.
Syphilitic aseptic meningitis is similar to meningitis caused by other conditions.
Risks for syphilitic aseptic meningitis include a past infection with syphilis or other sexually transmitted illnesses such as gonorrhea. Syphilis infections are mainly spread through sex with an infected person. Sometimes they may be passed by nonsexual contact.
The doctor or nurse will examine you. This may show problems with your nerves, including nerves that control eye movement.
Tests may include:
If screening tests show a syphilis infection, more tests are done to confirm the diagnosis. Tests include:
The goals of treatment are to cure the infection and stop symptoms from getting worse. Treating the infection helps prevent new nerve damage and may reduce symptoms. Treatment does not reverse existing damage.
You will receive:
Some people may need help eating, dressing, and caring for themselves. Confusion and other mental changes may either improve or continue long-term after antibiotic treatment.
Late-stage syphilis can cause nerve or heart damage, which can lead to disability and death.
Persons with late syphilis infections are more likely to have other complications, such as seizures.
Go to the emergency room or call the local emergency number (such as 911) if you have seizures.
Call your health care provider if you have a severe headache with fever or other symptoms, especially if you have a history of syphilis infection.
Proper treatment and follow-up of primary syphilis infections will reduce your risk of developing this type of meningitis.
If you are sexually active, practice safe sex and always use condoms.
All pregnant women should be screened for syphilis.
Hook EW III. Syphilis. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 327.
Thigpen MC, Whitney CG, Messonnier NE, et al. Emerging Infections Programs Network. Bacterial meningitis in the United States, 1998-2007. N Engl J Med. 2011;364:2016-2025.
Tremont EC. Treponema pallidum (Syphilis). In: Mandell GL, Bennett JE, Dolin R, eds. Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases. 7th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2009:chap 238.
Workowski KA, Berman S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Sexually transmitted diseases treatment guidelines, 2010. MMWR Recomm Rep. 2010;59:1-110.
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More than $10,000 in cash, wheelchairs, oxygen tanks and other medical supplies were stolen when Mountain View store was burglarized over the weekend.
A burglar, or team of burglars, took the equipment, along with some shop tools, a microwave and a vacuum cleaner, from Benton Medical Equipment Inc. over the course of three days — between Aug. 23 at 5 p.m. and Aug. 26 at 8 a.m., according to Sgt. Sean Thompson of the Mountain View Police Department.
The owner of the store, located at 1145 Terra Bella Ave., said there was no sign of forced entry, leading police to initially theorize that the perpetrator had a key to the building, Thompson said. The items taken ranged in value between $50 and $5,000.
Investigators are attempting to track down security footage, Thompson said. There were no witnesses.
Beer thieves nabbed
Two 20-year-old men were arrested in Mountain View on Tuesday after allegedly stealing beer from a local convenience store and assaulting the clerk who attempted to stop them, according to police.
According to the police report, the men walked out of the 7-Eleven at 1951 Old Middlefield Way with two 18-packs of Budweiser each at about 2 a.m. on Aug. 20.
Sgt. Sean Thompson of the Mountain View Police Department said the brew thieves quickly crossed Old Middlefield Way where the reportedly met up with two other young men. That's when the store's clerk yelled at them to bring the beer back.
This apparently rubbed the men the wrong way. Although they were on the other side of the street, well out of reach of the pursuing clerk, they all decided to make their way back to the 7-Eleven, where they began cursing and throwing punches at the clerk and a witness, according to Thompson. They didn't land any of their swings, and the clerk and witness retreated back into the store to call police while the four men fled with their beer.
Police canvassed the area surrounding the 7-Eleven, Thompson said, and it wasn't long before one of the officers heard voices coming from the roof of nearby Crittenden Middle School. As police investigated the noise, they came upon a group of young men drinking.
Three of the men managed to flee, but one was caught. Police detained Christian Muir, a 20-year-old Mountain View resident, at the school.
A little while later, an officer canvassing the area stopped Michael Maduro, a 20-year-old Sunnyvale man, as he walked down the 1200 block of Farley Avenue carrying an 18-pack of Budweiser.
Both Muir and Maduro were arrested and booked into county jail for robbery and conspiracy.


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I always thought that people who train a lot of Muay Thai only fight pro when their shins are well conditioned, thinking well conditioned at that stage would mean practically invunerable to pain.
My MT instructor said whenever he has fought he didn't notice any pain during the fight, and once the adrenalin is flowing you don't really anyway. However, despite not noticing at the time he always was in great pain the morning after.
Do you ever get to the point where your shins are fully conditioned or rather, you can fight conditioned or not and the adrenalin will disguise the pain until the next morning?
The main thing putting me off from fighting would be my shins, as I don't consider them conditioned. I can kick the heaviest bag in the gym over and over full power without any pain or soreness, something I couldn't have done when starting out, but still don't think I could handle a shin on shin contact.


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Madison trial set for February
(Cleveland) - A trial date has been set for a Cleveland man accused of killing three women whose bodies were found wrapped in trash bags.
Michael Madison is scheduled to be tried on aggravated murder and kidnapping charges in Cleveland beginning Feb. 28. He also faces gross abuse of a corpse, rape and weapons charges.
Madison waived his right to a speedy trial during a brief court hearing Tuesday. He already had pleaded not guilty.
Prosecutors will meet next month to decide whether to seek the death penalty.
Police in East Cleveland discovered the first of three bodies on July 19 after getting a call about a foul odor. Madison was arrested that day after a brief standoff with police.
A coroner ruled that two of the three women were strangled.
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Representative Henry Cuellar
The quest for money is never-ending for members of Congress -- and social events from breakfasts to barbeques, sporting events to concerts, are held to help fill the coffers. Often hosted by lobbyists or other well-healed insiders, these events provide opportunities for attendees to support politicians and establish a connection and access to the member. Below is a list of events planned or held to benefit this member and/or their leadership PAC. If you know of an event not listed, please contact PoliticalPartyTime.org.


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Why does spring smell like dirty socks and poop?
I mean, it just seems unfair. Now that it's warm enough to go outside, the thaw makes everything smell so very, very rank and nasty.
Just sayin'.
Is spring stinky where you are, or is that only in Canada?


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proximity to the ocean, onsite dining options room was clean but we had multiple issues during the stay, including backed-up drained and broken a/c
location on beach is nice. umbrellas on beach and towels are nice. Temperpedic style mattress Staff is not genuinely friendly and kind of smug. I had a leak in my bathroom over the toilet. Asked to move rooms, they fixed leak for a few hours then it started again but would not move me. The wifi is not free but should be for the high price. Not the best experience for me. Better options around for less.
Excellent Rooms, location and Swimming pools. Incredibly slow service, food was cheap but poor standard - and no free wi-fi.
The location of this hotel, beachfront and in the thick of things, was what made me select this (I had passed by it on previous Boracay visits). I was not disappointed. There are a couple of good restaurants and a happening bar in the property. The staff is welcoming and efficient. It's a big property, so there are many guests, but I never felt crowded in any one area of it. I will certainly go back to this hotel.
the location of the hotel is great - exactly on the White Beach! rooms are very old, the do renovation of the hotel at the moment.
Goining to the great beach and beachlife The quality aoff the staff, very poor especially the reception. Restaurant and house keeping was fine!
It's position on white beach was excellent and the ambience in the restaurant which was set up on the beach (weather permitting) on an evening was lovely, as was the food. This hotel would really benefit from a spa. A massage on the beach is not as private as a room in a spa.
Swimming pool No hot water the first dat
Wonderful and helpful staff, always with a smile to greet you morning noon and night. Bit too far from the beach.
Staff were very friendly and helpful and the service was good


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This past Thanksgiving, a family on a seven-hour road trip to grandmother's house, stopped for lunch at a popular fast food restaurant, four hours from their destination. A cranky toddler distracted the mother who ended up leaving behind her purse, with all of her identification inside. She called the eatery back and asked the manager to send her bag by Federal Express to her, and he agreed. But, instead, he drove to the address and delivered the package himself. True story.
Now, that's customer service!
The lifeblood of any business is good customer service. Send customers away happy, and they'll be back.
Sounds like a simple enough theory, but apparently few companies really get it right.
Simon Hudson, a University of South Carolina professor and expert on the topic of providing good customer service says, "In a recent study, 300 companies were asked how many of them delivered good customer service? Eighty percent said they did. Their customers were asked how good those companies were doing, and only 8 percent said the companies were providing good customer service, so there's a big gap there.
Hudson, director of the S.C. Center of Economic Excellence in Tourism and Economic Development, also recently authored a book, "Customer Service for Hospitality and Tourism."
He says Americans will tell an average of nine people about good experiences, and nearly twice as many (16 people) about bad ones – making every individual service interaction important for businesses.
"Customer service training is often viewed as a cost rather than an investment, and even if companies recognize the importance of customer service, they don't know how to deliver consistent, high-quality customer service on an on-going basis," says Hudson.
The average business will spend $75 dollars on customer service training, while a well-known grocery store chain spends $3,000 to train its employees.
"It takes years to build a culture among employees to make them understand that the customer is No. 1. If you deliver good customer service you make money," Hudson says.
Hudson's 5 rules for good customer service
Lead from the top - Employees don't naturally come with the skills to offer good customer service, so the boss has to demonstrate how it's done. The business doesn't have to be a five-star establishment to offer good service. It takes a leader to understand how to practice giving outstanding customer service. The first rule is to pay attention to detail.
Train your staff to always be helpful, courteous and knowledgeable - Do it yourself or hire someone to train the staff. Talk to them regularly about good customer service and what it is (and isn't). Most importantly, give every member of your staff enough information and power to make those small customer-pleasing decisions.
Look for ways to exceed customer's expectations - Whether it's a coupon for a future discount, additional information about how to use the product or a genuine smile, people love to get more than they thought they were getting. Lead the customer to the item, and wait to see if he has questions about it or further needs.
Get the message out that you have best customer service – Social media is changing business strategies and messaging. If you can be consistent in providing good customer service, your reviews will reflect that. The higher your review, the more you can charge.
Answer your phone - Get call forwarding, an answering service or hire staff, but make sure that a live person is picking up the phone when someone calls your business.
If you would like to read about the best examples of good customer service worldwide, Hudson's book is available at Goodfellowpublishers.com or Amazon.com.


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'"I haven't really had the chance to sit down with Buffalo and see what their plans are for me," he said.'
Archives for June 2004
Sabres want Stafford
Two for the Sioux
'"I'm happy to go to such a great organization. They're a young team, coming up. They have new ownership, and I'm looking forward to working my way up."'
Sabres Select Sekera with 71st Pick
'The Buffalo Sabres selected defenseman Andrej Sekera with the 71st pick in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft. Last season, Sekera appeared in 42 games for Trencin, scoring 5 goals and 12 assists for 17 points. The Bojnice, Slovakia native, also registered 16 penalty minutes.'
Sabres Select Funk with 43rd Pick
'The Buffalo Sabres select Michael Funk of the Portland Winter Hawks of the WHL with the 43rd overall selection. Funk, who is a solid two-way defenseman, scored 3 goals and 25 assists in 71 games, while posting 86 penalty minutes.'
Sabres Draft Stafford with 13th Pick
'The Milwaukee, Wisconsin native, is considered a smart player who can play multiple positions.'
Sabres select RW Stafford with 13th pick; then bolster blue line
Listed at 6-foot-1 and 202 pounds, Stafford is considered a strong and mobile skater, who is considered more of a set-up man. Just as important, scouts have noted his defensive play and a willingness to play a hard-checking style.
Interview: Drew Stafford
'You're projected to be a first round pick in the upcoming NHL entry draft. Does that put any more pressure on you to perform well in the NCAA post-season? Well, it's definitely an honor to be considered such a high draft pick. But, being drafted at all is such a privilege that I am thankful I will have an opportunity to do so. It doesn't really put that much pressure on me at all though. I don't think about anything but playing as well as I can every night and helping the team to the best of my abilities.'
Waiting for the call
'"The NHL scouts look at size, speed, strength, and knowledge of the game," UND head coach Dean Blais said. "And he's got all of that."'
Sabres select RW Stafford with 13th pick
'A college teammate of former first-rounder Zach Praise, Stafford had 11 goals and 21 assists in 36 games as a freshman with the Fighting Sioux. His father, Gord, played minor league hockey from 1980-87 and his uncle, Barrie, is the equipment manager for the Edmonton Oilers.'
Sabres intent on bolstering blue line at NHL Draft
'After Medicine Hat defenseman Cameron Barker, who's expected to be among the first five players drafted, the Sabres choices could come down to Canadian juniors Boris Valabik, Mike Green and Jeff Schultz, Michigan State's A.J. Thelen or one of the top-three ranked European blueliners.'
Taking the Draft One Step at a Time
"It was a Saturday morning and one of my chores was to do the lawn work, stated Danny Gare. "It was something to do. There was a three-hour time difference (from Montreal to Nelson, British Columbia), too, so it was mid-morning when I got the call."
Lucky Number 13
The number 13 has not always been unlucky for the Buffalo Sabres. Three times in team history Buffalo has held the 13th overall selection in the NHL Entry Draft. The Sabres most notable pick at the 13th overall spot was their first-round selection in the 1978 Draft. That year, Buffalo chose a hard-nosed defenseman by the name of Larry Playfair.
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One lucky Sabres fan can win the Sabres Mini Cooper in September by entering the contest at the Rotary Classic Car Show at the Amherst Pepsi Center on August 1, 2004.
Sabres thinking defensively
'"I don't think it's any secret that, all things being equal, our preference would be to acquire a defenseman," Sabres General Manager Darcy Regier said. "But the draft varies from year to year. It's important that, first and foremost, we take the best player, the player with the best opportunity to play in the National Hockey League."'
A Cup was worth the wait for Ramsay
'The Sabres were title contenders throughout most of his 14 seasons, yet made only one appearance in the finals, that in 1975. He retired while still in his prime, after winning the Selke Trophy as the league's top defensive forward in 1984-85, because he thought his impact might be greater as an assistant coach. It's a decision he came to regret.'


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Nobody ever died from architecture. Bad engineering? Yes. But, not from architecture. Yet, by basing state registration laws for architects on the same public protection rationale as the ones for engineers, the profession relies on the fear of unsafe structures to promote or enforce the hiring of architects. A more successful marketing strategy would be reality-based, not fear-based. The reality is that architects, of course, do protect the public, and they do that in their role as engineering generalists coordinating engineering specialists. But it is the science, not the art, that does the protecting.
The confusion arose about 150 years ago when the AIA's founding principles promoted "architectural science," its admission standards required expertise in "architectural science," and its national campaign for registration laws focused on regulating "architectural science." This scientific focus was quite logical because objective, measurable fields are naturally compatible with regulation. Unfortunately, somewhere along the way, the crucial word "science" was dropped from the legal effort. This historical accident leaves the false impression that governments can regulate the entire artistic enterprise of architecture.
It is no accident, of course, that the legal legitimacy of professions—just like their ethical legitimacy—rests on their objective ability to protect human survival. Medicine protects health, law protects justice, and engineering protects safety. A lapse in any of these three can take human life, and therefore, governments grant the professions that protect the citizenry special monopoly privileges to practice.
Napoleon Bonaparte believed that all accidents are just fate misnamed. It would be a tragic fate indeed for architects to allow the very narrow (though important) description that law and ethics dictate for the profession of architecture to limit the very broad and generous reality of the discipline as a whole. Yet architects make this mistake all the time. They justify their artistic choices to clients and communities on purely scientific grounds.
Once in a while, an example of this misleading behavior even rises to the level of the AIA National Ethics Council, which, in 2006, heard the case of an architect who testified to the local zoning board that she needed to raise the elevation of a flat, multiacre suburban home site by several feet because of its peculiar drainage characteristics. Turns out the clients just had an aesthetic preference for living on a hill. All the months of earthmoving resulted in neighborhood flooding and property damage, all because of a made-up scientific argument to get artistic results.
While this architect's ruse was egregious, it still points to a pervasive fear many practitioners share: a fear of the legitimacy of aesthetics. Aesthetics covers the multitudes of design choices that are not engineering choices—the utilitas and venustas, if not the firmitas. For architects to hide two-thirds of their work under the legitimacy of the other one-third is a frustrating and unprofitable exercise at best—especially if that two-thirds is the part they care more about and that distinguishes them from other professionals.
An accident of history has seduced architects into an easy reliance on their narrow and misleading legal legitimacy. But accidents can become the best opportunities, and architecture's fate is not sealed.
—Victoria Beach, AIA


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BOZEMAN - Inside the small octagon of Montana State University's recently opened camera obscura installation, as a curious group gazed up at the live image projecting onto a scrim above their heads, an inquisitive voice rose from the darkness.
"Someone asked if it was a webcam," said Aaron Hyatt, a senior photography student from Hamilton who had a hand in building the camera obscura as part of a multidisciplinary undergraduate class jointly offered by the School of Architecture and the School of Film and Photography.
There is a simple answer, said Hyatt and other students who built the art installation as part of the President's Fine Art Series: Not quite.
The 80-square-foot building and the optical conjuring of the camera obscura contain none of the electronic technological marvels of the digital age.
The installation is not networked to the Internet in any way. There is no wiring or electricity at all. This analogue technology predates the discovery of the chemical processes that gave the world photography by thousands of years. It is said that Aristotle developed and experimented with a camera obscura in the 4th century BC.
Now, half a world and two millennia removed from ancient Greece, the MSU community is discovering the camera obscura, which appeared between Gaines Hall and Romney Gymnasium during the last half of March.
The camera obscura is simply a small, dark room, with a periscope opening at the top, and a mirror and camera lens directing and focusing the light of the outside world onto the scrim that is both ceiling and canvas. Like any camera, what it reveals depends on where it sits and what direction the lens is pointed, though its image is always rendered upside down and in reverse.
People working out on the machines by the windows of Hosaeus Fitness Center's north side bear witness as passersby approach the building uncertainly, disappear inside and reappear blinking in astonishment moments later.
"It's really satisfying to see how people are drawn to it," said Katie Boyce, a senior architecture student from Juneau, Alaska. "We just really want people to appreciate it as much as we do."
Having built what they believe is the first camera obscura in Montana, the students are eager to share their creation with the community.
After two weeks on campus, they moved the camera obscura to the Emerson Center for the Arts and Culture, where it has been on hand for some of the Celebrating Einstein events, includin the opening "Black (W)hole" reception. On Friday, it will return to locations on campus, though both the professors and students envision sharing the project with other MSU campuses and Montana communities in the coming months and years.
The instructors for the course, Jonathan Long, adjunct professor of photography, and Bill Clinton, adjunct professor of architecture, agreed the key ingredient for the project has been its multidisciplinary approach. The 18 students enrolled in the three-credit class come from photography, architecture, art and/or engineering majors.
"There was a great cross pollination taking place within this diverse group of students," Clinton said. "And they found that joy that happens in creating something and going through the design phase all the way to building it."
In addition to learning the history and science behind camera obscura, the students divided into three teams, with each group conceptualizing and finalizing a design.
Once a plan was chosen - some aspects of each design were used in the final building - the students again formed committees to tackle the logistics of bringing the project to fruition by their March deadline. Since their design outstripped their budget, the students turned to the community to raise funds and in-kind donations of materials.
"They got it done and they did it within the confines of practical realities," Long said. "For me as a teacher, this has been the closest thing I've seen to offering students a real-world experience."
In an evening event supported by the President's Fine Arts Series, "The Art of Science--The Science of Art," the group was even treated to a grand opening that featured a presentation from Abelardo Morell, one of the world's foremost camera obscura artists.
The students are also learning that recognition can come from unexpected quarters. Long said he recently received an email from an artist in Uganda planning a camera obscura installation for a Ugandan art festival. The artist wondered if MSU's students might be willing to share their camera obscura knowledge.
Long and Clinton said they were proud to see their students basking in some recognition for their efforts.
"They started off with nothing and we said to them, 'Go build a camera obscura," Clinton said. "I know that seems impossible at the time, but they saw very quickly how the parts add up and great things start happening that end up with the creation of this amazing whole."


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Living With Autism
A Spectrumite blogger shares her tactics and tips.
-Charu Sari
I'm so glad to know and find that there has been an increased awareness in autism over the years, but this is just the tip of the iceberg. Thank you, Betty Confidential, for the opportunity to "speak out."
(Ed note: Spectrumite means one those who are on the Autistic/sensory needs spectrum).
I'll be the first one to tell you that being a spectrumite both has its advantages and disadvantages. The most obvious disadvantage, of course, is the inability to easily interpret social clues and situations. Over the several previous jobs I've held, I could have easily been voted as the one, "least likely to hang out with the cool crowd at a bar."
The irony is that I'm innately social by nature –so much so, that being alone makes me panicky. A lot of the people I know who are on the spectrum want friends and relationships, but are often unsure of how to go about this. Being a beauty and travel writer has been a great blessing, and so has my innate stubborn nature which makes it less likely for me to "throw in the towel." Over the years, I've become better at understanding the "social rules." You may have seen the movie, Adam, which is about a charming high-functioning Aspergian who is overtly friendly. Yes, he doesn't know when to shut up!
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As a kid, I was quite OCD about my piano playing. I practiced every day for 9-10 hours, and gave recitals playing Beethoven sonatas and Chopin scherzos when I was nine and ten years old. In its best form, autism allows people to excel at a single subject, and spectrumites are often happiest when they can talk about or practice their chosen topic for hours at a time. This also means being little aware of the more "normal" activities in life, such as hanging out, watching movies, eating and in some instances—sleeping!
I remember when I was eighteen years old, giving concerts at a summer retreat in Rome. I was practicing for ten hours a day, in addition to memorizing passages in Latin. One lady came up to me and said, "Please show us you are human." It never occurred to me that others were not wired the way I was.
I will credit autism for my being so persistent and going for my goals, no matter how difficult they may seem. One of the ways I wanted to fit into society and be normal was to just imitate and do everything that others were doing (if you've seen the movie Temple Grandin, you'll realize that this "observational" trait is something spectrumites use along the way to conform). Now I feel I have more of a balance of work and life: plus, I eat healthily and quite enjoy it, especially from my second job as a freelance travel writer.
One issue – and this is an issue with many spectrumites – is moderation. It's very hard to know when to "stop" because every little thing can take a life of its own and easily become an obsession—which is an excellent thing and a bad thing too, especially for maintaining relationships. At some point, in order to grow, autistics would do well to realize that perfectionism can be a negative factor for growth. As with anything, it's easier said than done.
Most people on the spectrum like predictability. They like to know where things are at a given time, and that "uncertainty factor" creeps them out. As a beauty and travel blogger, predictability is often thrown out the window for me! While I've tried to be more flexible over the years, I won't lie: unexpected events and tasks from people that I haven't "planned" make me quite nervous, although I'm learning to let go a little. It comes down to the way the brain processes information – it's wired to be stuck in a routine and all my life I've been trying hard to form new connections.
Has this tactic of forming new connections, taking risks and pursuing a work/life balance worked? Absolutely! I'm so grateful for my life the way it is right now—and also for my friends and my husband of over ten years. It takes a lot of extra work to "pretend to be normal," as John Elder Robinson wrote, but the journey has been well worth it.
My tip for those living with autism: be kind to yourself, and go one step at a time. If you find you need help and assistance, communicate as best you can to those who can understand you. Have a routine and write it down and stick to it so you're not "walking on eggshells" all the time. And this may be the hardest – but love yourself the way you are. We may be albatrosses on the ground, but I sincerely believe we were born to fly.
Charu Suri is a freelance beauty and travel writer, who has her own personal travel blog, Butterflydiary.com. She has started a series of concerts to benefit autism, as well as a weekend travel company called SensoryTravelNetwork.com that plans organized weekend trips for spectrumites to venture out and make friends. Contact her at firstname.lastname@example.com


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Carson was able to frame much of his speech around his professional life.
Carson hired him more or less on a whim, and he must have liked his new mouthpiece, keeping him close for almost two decades.
Carson hosted from 1962 to 1992 on NBC and set the standard for all late-night talk shows to come.
The problem is not that Carson has become a prominent Black conservative.
But he did not know the news Jim Bridger carried, the same news that Carson was carrying east.
"That is what comes of marrying a papist, Carson," said my father.
So we crossed the trail, and I signed to Carson and to Smith to move out across the gulch and around by the other side.
"Never," murmured Stella in my ear; but Mr. Carson turned white with wrath.
In reality, had Bob only known, they were mulling the situation over in their respective minds, and Carson knew they were.
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thyroid patients used to be given thyroid hormone until their symptoms stopped.
Of the roughly 360,000 children, there were 44 suspected cases of thyroid cancer.
To this day, I take a half grain of thyroid—and an occasional Raisinet.
PCBs have been shown to have chronically toxic effects on the thyroid, stomach, liver, kidneys, and immune system.
Her mother died of thyroid cancer just two weeks into her freshman year.
It is situated below the thyroid cartilage, with which it is connected by a membrane, the crico-thyroid.
What, then, is the nature of the thyroid gland in Ammocœtes?
These are the thymus and thyroid glands, apparently vestigial structures.
But the gland which in this connection is of first importance is the thyroid.
The spleen, the thyroid, the suprarenal glands have taken on a new significance.
1690s (in reference to both the cartilage and the gland), from Greek thyreoiedes "shield-shaped" (in khondros thyreoiedes "shield-shaped cartilage," used by Galen to describe the "Adam's apple" in the throat), from thyreos "oblong, door-shaped shield" (from thyra "door") + -eides "form, shape" (see -oid). The noun, short for thyroid gland, is recorded from 1849.
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A Utah County man charged with raping five women will remain in jail with bail set at $2 million after a judge denied a defense motion to reduce the amount.
Attorneys for Gregory Nathan Peterson, 37, said they were not given sufficient notice when a judge earlier this year raised Peterson's bail from $750,000 to $2 million.
Third District Judge Judith Atherton raised Peterson's bail after a two-day preliminary hearing in August, during which four women testified that Peterson had sexually assaulted them.
But in her ruling, 3rd District Judge Katherine Bernards-Goodman said Peterson's attorneys had time to prepare, as they had already argued for a reduction at another hearing.
Bernards-Goodman also said the evidence presented at a preliminary hearing went beyond what prosecutors had charged in court documents, and warranted a change in bail.
Peterson faces kidnapping and rape charges in Salt Lake and Wasatch counties.
Peterson is well known in Utah Republican circles, and has hosted political events at a cabin in Heber, where prosecutors say some of the sexual assaults occurred. Peterson met all four women because of his membership in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, according to testimony.
His next court date is set for Nov. 2.


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Avenues residents Wednesday shot down a proposal to expand the off-leash area at Lindsey Gardens and voted to install a fence around the existing dog park near Seventh Avenue and N Street.
The board of the Greater Avenues Community Council did not vote during its regular monthly meeting. But residents in attendance did vote against expanding the dog park by a margin of 117 to 49, according to chairwoman Gwen Springmeyer.
In addition, a majority voted to fence the existing off-leash area by a 104 to 63 tally.
The vote is non-binding. But the results will be sent to City Hall, where the administration of Mayor Ralph Becker and City Council will determine what course to follow.
For the past year, the city has been working to update its dog park master plan. But Lindsey Gardens was not being considered for change, according to Ann Ober, director of administrative services.
Nonetheless, the passive recreation area between M Street and N Street from Seventh Avenue to about Eighth Avenue has been a de facto off-leash area for the past several years, even though signs say leashes are required.
Adele Breeden, a proponent of an expanded Lindsey Gardens dog park, said Thursday she was disappointed with the outcome.
"There were a lot of angry neighbors there. I don't know why they were so angry," she said of those against the expanded dog park. "Originally, I thought [the proposal] is no big deal. But it has turned into an emotional, chaotic mess."
Breeden added that she didn't seek to make anyone angry. "I'd like to make them happy," she said. "Why can't we all work together?"
Springmeyer agreed that emotions were running high at the community council meeting.
"We normally have 30 to 50 people attend our meetings," she said. "To have 167 is phenomenal."


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[Note: I wrote this in the LXer.com forum in response to Jeff Hoogland's blog posting on #fedora that was linked to LXer.com. I did spell out "asshat" below, where I did not do that in the forum posting. Jeff's blog item is here, and I would invite everyone to read it first before reading my response below. Or not. It's up to you. Also, I fixed the link to the Eric Raymond/Rick Moen tome that's worth a read as well.]
Truth in advertising disclaimer: Many of you already know that I have been an active participant in the Fedora Project for several years; for those of you who don't, that secret is now out (and, man, do I feel relieved admitting it!). I have also been a regular in many IRC channels, both Fedora and non-Fedora related, though I am not a regular in #fedora — in fact, I avoid #fedora for the same reasons Jeff outlines in his self-proclaimed "rant."
That said, Jeff accurately points out a situation that has been a sticking point, and one that is being addressed and corrected, in the Fedora Project around the types of caustic responses that sometimes come up in #fedora. Also, while I don't frequent the channel and usually find answers to my questions elsewhere — a good practice (and more on this later) — I can say that it's something that has caused some of us in the Fedora Project some concern.
However — and you knew that was coming — just as an observation on my part, it appears Jeff shot from the hip on this one rather than giving it some thought before writing.
Believe me, I am not casting the first stone against this "sin" — I speak from experience here: lots of experience in which I have fired off unretractable words that a walk in the redwoods or shooting a few hoops would have tempered into something more reasonable and justifiable.
So, Jeff, with apologies, I think your blog goes over the top in the following ways:
a.) #fedora has not cornered the market in asshats by any stretch of the imagination, despite our mutual experience in this particular channel. The cantakerous tards who have an inflated self-worth exist in most IRC channels in every distro across the board — maybe not in Bodhi, if their leader has any say in it (I sincerely hope) — but I think it's more the nature of things like how IRC operates as well as a wake-up call for the need for change, positive change, in this regard.
b.) It's a little myopic to judge the performance of a distro by the people "representing" it (and, arguably, any bad experience in any distro-related IRC channel does not accurately reflect the community as a whole, but rather reflects personality flaws in those responding to questions, regardless of whether they're chanops or not). If that were the case, I would never, ever, EVER use PCLinuxOS, since I have had the same experience seeking information from them that we have had with Fedora (and I do have a box in the lab with PCLOS).
c.) An aside: When I first started using Linux, I was told to read this tome by Eric S. Raymond and Rick Moen: "How to Ask Questions the Smart Way" which lives here:
(You may have to copy/paste the link above — there is no space before the ~ though each posting insists on inserting one)
Why this isn't a README in all distros is a mystery, but it should be. I am not suggesting that Jeff asked the wrong question here, but often times questions are not asked in the most efficient or direct way. But as Jeff points out in his blog, we don't know the circumstances that the user is facing in finding out an answer, but it does help immensely to ask the right question. Immensely.
d.) Another aside: I can't imagine Jared Smith of Fedora or Jono Bacon of Ubuntu firing off a rant like this. As a project leader for what I think is an up-and-coming distro, I hope you understand, Jeff, that as a project leader, you're in the bigs now and what you say and do reflect on your project for better or worse.
For those of you who have gotten this far, thanks for staying awake. I'll now put on my Nomex and feel free to flame away.
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation. He is also one of the founders of the Lindependence Project.)


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