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Title: pass life
Chapter 1: Chapter 1
ok here is something new i thought of and i hope you all like it this is a cross over with Vampire knight and sailor moon so i will put it in both and the sailor moon cross over just for the heck of it so i hope you like it and Review and tell me what you think
I do not own vampire knight or sailor moon i just watch and read them and put the characters in my twisted story
The night cold air creeping into thought the crack of an open window that led to the bedroom of a crying teenage girl. The Young girl was no older then 16, she had bloom hair was long enough too tough the floor. She lied on her bed writhing a new song. Until she head a knock on her door.
"Come in." she said wiping her tears.
"Hey, Usagi why are you crying?" asked her younger brother as he come in.
"It's nothing Shingo." she said looking her little brother. He was now 13 and he was much more mature then most his age. He was getting much taller he reached her shoulder , his shaggy brown hair looked a mess from waking up from her tears, his dark blue eyes full with worry for his older sister. He know her far too well to know that she was lying to him.
"Don't lie Usagi you may fool mother and father but, you can't fool me." he said as he walked to Usagi.
"Why did you come?" she asked
"Will you're my big sister and I worry about you even thought I make fun of you some times, doesn't mean I don't care. So what are you writing?" he asked when he saw the notebook.
"A new song its call All Good Things. Want to hear it?" Shingo nodded as he sat on her bed. Both Usagi and Shingo may have been sibling but they don't look alike . Shingo took after their father side of the Shingo with this brown hair and Dark blue eyes and Usagi took after their mother's side with her blond hair and light icy blue eyes, her skin was a little paler then the others in her family.
"Ok then here I go." she said as she took a deep berth.
Don't like reality
its way too clear to me
but really life is dandy
we are what we don't see
missed everything daydreaming
Flames to dust (dust)
Lovers to friends (friends)
why do all good things come to an end? (End)
Flames to dust (dust)
Lovers to friends (friends)
why do all good things come to an end?
Traveling I only stop at exits
Wondering if I'll stay
Young and restless
Living this way I stress less
I want to pull away when the dream dies
The pain sets in and I don't cry
I only feel gravity and I wonder why
Flames to dust (dust)
Lovers to friends (friends)
why do all good things come to an end? (End)
Flames to dust (dust)
Lovers to friends (friends)
why do all good things come to an end?
Come to an end come to an
Why do all good things come to end?
come to an end come to an
Why do all good things come to an end?
Well the dogs were whistling a new tune
Barking at the new moon
Hoping it would come soon so that they could
Dogs were whistling a new tune
Barking at the new moon
Hoping it would come soon so that they could
Flames to dust (dust)
Lovers to friends (friends)
Why do all good things come to an end? (End)
Flames to dust (dust)
Lovers to friends (friends)
why do all good things come to an end?
Come to an end come to an
Why do all good things come to end?
come to an end come to an
Why do all good things come to an end?
Well the dogs were barking at the new moon
Whistling a new tune
Hoping it will come soon
And the dogs were barking at the new moon
Whistling a new tune
Hoping it would come soon so that they could die." she finished and her brother clapped
"Usagi why is it sad did something happen with you and the others." he asked
"How did you…"
"You aren't hanging out with them, and you cry almost every night sis I'm worried." he said
"They just betray me ok. I don't know how I couldn't see it before and am crying because I have to do something to protect everyone." she looked at Shingo's worried face.
"Don't worry Shingo I'm going to be ok. But I do want you to have something." Usagi got off her bed and walked over to a her dresser were laid a starship locket she walked back to him have gave it to him.
"What this?" he asked
"I want you to have it if anything ever happens to me, I want you to have something to remember me by and I also I want you to have this notebook, but only after something happens to me ok, you can have the necklace now. " she said handing him the necklace.
"Usagi why are you giving this to me now?" he asked
"Come on, do I have to have a reason to gave something to my favorite little brother?" she asked a little more cheerful "Now go to bed we have to meet with the Kiryu's about training their twin sons once they turn 5. " Usagi said as she push her brother our of her room.
"Night Usagi." he said as he walked to his room.
"Good bye Shingo, please don't forget me." Usagi whispered as she shut her door. She then went in to her bathroom after writing a note in her notebook and writing 4 letters. And a note to her family. She took out a lady raiser she took out the shaped knife of it and ended her life…
As she lied there died a light appeared in her bathroom and a woman that looked just like her come she looked at the girl and gave a smile.
"I'm sorry my daughter, but you cannot end your life. I sorry, but you must live." and with that there was a bright light and in no time there in her arms was a baby girl with brown hair and reddish brown eyes with the same pale skin as Usagi had. The woman smiled at her and kissed her forehead and then kissed Usagi forehead. And with that she disappeared with the baby.
-16 minutes later-
The woman come to a house where two women with a small baby in their arms.
"Queen, what do we have the pleasure of having you here?" asked the woman with the baby in her arms. The women had long aqua colored hair with blue eye.
"Hello Michelle, Amara." she said to both of the woman. "I have come to being you my daughter, the others have betrayed her and will soon be after her. Don't let them get to her."
"Of cause, but why is she a baby?" Amara asked she was a dirty bloom hair and dark blue eyes.
"she had killed her old body and I got her a new one.' she said Amara looked furious,
"Don't worry the next time I see them I will kill them myself." she said as she took the baby.
"No, you just have to protect her until she becomes 16 again when the others try and find her hide her if they try finding her do everything in your power to stop them."
"We will, don't worry we will not let you down." Amara said as taking the baby from the queen.
"Thank you both." and with that the women left.
"Looks like we have a new baby." Amara said as she and Michelle went inside to put the two babies asleep
Five years later
"Sorry Usagi, but we have to leave you here or they will find you again, but don't worry if you are in danger again we will be there for you for now we will leave you here, you won't remember who we are or who you are, but when the time comes you will, good bye." a young women said as she hugged a small child when the three woman left the little girl went off wondering. Only run into a vampire who almost kills her, but was saved by a handsome pureblood, something she did not know at the time. The young pureblood took her to the Headmaster cross who took her in as his daughter, not knowing nothing about her pass much less about her pass life.
-10 years later-
"Come on Zero!" called the once girl named Usagi she was now 15 and she had no memories of her pass nor dose she know who she is but her don't care as long as she had her friends, neat she don't care. Her new name was Yuki Cross. The boy with silver hair came running behind her they where the gardens of the school, the ones who had to keep the night class secret. They went to the gate where Zero's master was waiting for the gates to open. As Yuki ran she tripped and fell to the ground in from of the gate. Toga
Couldn't help, but gave a chuckle. It remained him of his older sister before she died. Yes, his sister killed herself and he kept the notebook and locket that she gave him… He had it with him at all time.
"Man, little girl you should try to watch where you go." he said he could tell he had hit a never. "Come on let me in." he said as Zero helped her up. They let him in and Zero took his suitcase. As Yuki took him the headmaster.
"You know for a minute you remind me of my older sister." he told her.
"You had a sister, Wow I feel sorry for her." Yuki said still a little annoyed.
"Yes, you can say that I was always wicked to her but what younger brother isn't." he said
"So is she a vampire hunter too?" she asked
"She was, we were to be both Zero's and Ichiru's master, but she died." he told her
"So am sorry."
"That Ok it was a long time ago…" they got to the Headmaster office.
"Ok here we are. I'll see you later bye." Yuki smiled and ran off at that moment he imaged his sister at her age. Why dose she remind of Usagi? He asked himself as he went inside the office….


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The LG Arena's easy to use and well-calibrated touch-screen is its highlight as, although the phone looks good, it is so lightweight that if feels a tad low in quality.
LG's much-hyped new user interface doesn't quite make the grade, although, as it was designed with accessibility in mind, it is super easy to navigate.
This multimedia phone is packed with features, including a five-megapixel camera, Dolby Mobile technology, HSDPA connectivity and a huge 8GB of internal memory.
The user interface is cleverly designed, but there are a few issues that need ironing out to make the phones usability really top notch. As a media phone though, it can't be faulted.
The battery life of the Arena is a vast improvement on previous LG models, with a whopping 30 hours of MP3 playing time.
The LG Arena may have a few issues, but these don't detract from the fact that this is a really excellent handset. LG is great at producing responsive touch-screens and the Arena's is one of its best. It is packed with high-spec features and, as a media phone, it really is first rate.
Review by Sunetra Chakravati,12/12/2011 3:54:27 PM
Look and feel
Ease of use
Battery life
Excellent image and video, finger friendly touch-screen and vibrant high-res display.
Lightweight look and feel, and inconsistent web experience.
LG is getting a reputation for quality touch-screens and the Arena is no exception. Billed a multimedia phone, it also sports a high-definition WVGA screen, AMD processor, and Dolby Mobile technology, which lends music and movies the richness of surround sound.
Its five-megapixel camera has auto and manual focus, as well as D1 recording for DVD-resolution video content and the ability to record at up to 120fps so you can playback in slow motion. There is an impressive 8GB of internal memory, expandable by up to 32GB in the phone's microSD slot.
As is becoming the norm for smartphones in 2009, it also boasts excellent connectivity features, which include HSDPA, Wi-Fi and A-GPS, plus location-based services support in the form of Google Mobile Service including Search, Maps, Gmail, YouTube and Blogs.
The Arena is one of those much-hyped hero handsets, and like a lot of phones, where it fails is the rare instances when its star features – in this case, a supposedly revolutionary user interface – turn out to be more hype than hard facts. As a media phone though, it can't be faulted.
The Arena is surprisingly small, and barely surpasses palm size. The tempered glass surface is scratch resistant but smudges show up all too obviously. A 3.5mm audio jack sits handily at the top of the phone; we're glad phones that are trumpeted as media phones have finally cottoned onto the necessity of not only an audio jack but of having it at the top so the headphones do not dig into your leg.
Unfortunately, its lightweight titanium casing makes this high-end phone feel a lot less high spec than it really is. In fact, after weeks of gazing at its shiny, sexy press photos, we were just the slightest bit let down by how it actually looks.
The seams between the parts that fit together are quite obvious, and while the small sliding panel that hides its mini USB port is a nice idea, aesthetically the panel looks pretty low tech, as it actually has a tiny handle.
The touch-screen is the highlight of the hardware, and as we're coming to expect from LG, is responsive, well-calibrated and incredibly easy to use. Light taps and swipes move you around the user interface, and the phone vibrates gently with each touch.
One of the most talked about features of the phone pre-launch was LG's new 3D user interface (UI), seen for the first time in the Arena. The 3D S-Class interface has icons in a 3D layout that you scroll through by swiping your finger. You have a selection of four home screens - Shortcuts, Multimedia (which features two scrollable lists of your image and music files), Text/Email/Call notifications, and Favourite Contacts – in a cube which you rotate by swiping. Once you're in a home screen, you can also swipe across the screen to reach the next home screen in either direction.
You can customise these home screens with your favourite shortcuts, widgets, contacts and gallery files. LG has made accessibility a top priority in the Arena – at the bottom of each home screen, there's a toolbar with icons to number keypad, contacts, text messages and all programs, so you're generally a minimal number of clicks from wherever you need to go.
Once you're in the widget menu, you can drag and drop your most-used icons so they're always visible, leaving the rest to be scrolled to.
The UI is definitely stylish, dynamic and easy to whiz through – we particularly liked little flourishes such as a contact twirling back into its menu – but it feels like there are still small usability bumps to iron out, and they all relate back to that cube.
For example, a cube icon on the face of the phone usually takes you to the cube, but when you've reached the last menu in a hierarchy, it no longer works and you're relegated to using the cancel-call button.
Then there's the fact that you can swipe through each home screen in the exact same way without being on the cube – redundant, except for the novelty factor of a navigation menu built around a zippy little block. And while it spins in a satisfyingly stylish way, a little inspection reveals that each face is just a generic display of icons, not the icons you actually have on the 'real' home screen. It feels almost like a last-minute addition, more for show than for any practical or integral purpose.
The AMD chip means phone processes are remarkably smooth and fast, even when you load up the memory with video files. While the UI could be a little more streamlined, navigation around the interface is fast and intuitive.
Media can be viewed in landscape or portrait orientation, and an accelerometer means the phone can switch between the two in several other screens too.
Video is one of the star features of the phone, which supports the usual MPEG video files, and more excitingly, DivX and Xvid formats, which compress DVD-quality files to a tenth of DVD size. These files, like music and images, can be transferred to and from the phone via cable or Bluetooth. We loaded up The Dark Knight and were very impressed with both the quality of the surround sound and the rendering of the Xvid file on the three-inch WVGA screen.
The Arena is only the second phone with Dolby Mobile technology (the other one is LG's Renoir) and is currently the only smartphone that has it. Expectedly, the audio quality is excellent through headphones and the on-board speakers are quite good, though not great with bass, and the maximum volume is still a tad too low for use in a room that isn't totally quiet.
Its music player can be accessed in two ways – via one of the home screens and the widget screen. The interface is intuitive with bright, clear icons, and its only glitch is that the icons toolbar at the bottom of the screen isn't actually functional when you've selected a song.
LG has addressed the battery issues of its previous phones and the Arena's battery life is enough for a whopping 30 hours of MP3 playing, but of course, it drains quickly if you go online.
The five-megapixel camera has an LED flash, digital zoom, auto-focus and a dedicated snapping button, and takes good pictures in bright light and low light. There's no night mode - instead, you can manually adjust each shot for image quality and ISO, which goes up to 800 for maximum light entry in low-light conditions. There's also a timer mode, macro mode and continuous shot mode that takes five shots in rapid succession.
We were particularly impressed with the auto-focus function, which managed to compensate for our hand twitching right as we took a picture. Once a picture is taken, you have the option of sending it via email, MMS or Bluetooth. You can also rename the file, which is a vast improvement on an entire memory card full of file names like 'IMG02019.jpg?width=700&quality=70'.
The video camera is less impressive. You can't zoom in or out while recording, which could be forgiven in a lower spec handset, but considering its ability to record at 120fps and in D1 mode for DVD quality, it would seem LG is encouraging Arena users to actually record something decent with all that high spec goodness.
It does come with a nice suite of add-ons though – you can choose whether to record sound or not, as well apply a few different effects to the shot such as 'emboss', 'negative', and 'sepia'.
With HSDPA, Wi-Fi, and a WVGA screen, the Arena offers a comfortable browsing experience with good data speeds. A hidden address bar with Back/Home function surfaces when you tap the screen – this maximises usable screen space, but we occasionally got 'stuck' because using the same motion to tap a link often brought up the toolbar instead.
Mobile optimised sites such as Facebook load easily, as did text-rich sites like BBC News; however, embedded links took almost 30 seconds to load, and the browser isn't Flash-enabled.
We hit up some picture-rich sites, and found the Arena to render images amazingly well – not quickly, but the end result looks fantastic. And while multi-touch isn't functional in any other application, in the browser, you're able to zoom with multi-touch pincer movements, making surfing very intuitive.
Emailing is similarly intuitive with the nice touch that each letter you type pops up so you know if you got it wrong. A wizard prompts you through the setup of POP3 and Microsoft Exchange email accounts.
Typing is accompanied by a cute typewriter sound, but the screen is just a little too small for comfortable writing, especially for larger fingers. You can attach a multimedia file from the gallery, or simply take a picture and immediately attach it to your email. The menu is well-designed though, with a 'send email' button on the touch-screen at all times.
The Arena wouldn't make a bad business phone if you can deal with emailing on its touch-screen keyboard, as the email client can handle attachments, and the phone comes with a document viewer for Word, Excel, Powerpoint, and PDF files.
Despite some redundancies in the user interface, the Arena is really a very intuitive phone, and LG has done a good job of minimising the clicks required to get from one application to another.
LG is known for producing finger friendly, well-calibrated touch-screens, and the Arena is one of its best. There were no lags in response time, no accidental missteps as the icons are a good size and distance apart, and the swipe gestures work perfectly.
The phone also lives up to its multimedia branding and we were impressed with its surround sound capabilities and image rendering. The DivX and Xvid player is one of the top features of the Arena as well, as most movies transferred to the phone will likely have been downloaded in one of the two formats, and of course, in a handheld device, it's extremely important that you can get a high-quality file compressed.
The Arena's looks may fall short of its specs but it checks off on all the sound, image and video functions of a top-notch media phone.

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Senior Kaylee Gentry, who will be graduating this month, stopped by the Honors College this morning to pick up her graduation medallion. I was so fascinated with her plans to teach in China for the coming year I asked her to tell you about it. What a terrific student!
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Faces of HoCo: Meredith Barefield
This is the time of year when students are stopping by the HoCo offices to tell us about their summer plans. Sophomore Meredith Barefield popped by today with absolutely terrific news: She has been accepted into a hotly competitive summer research program for undergraduates at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. I asked her to tell you all about it in the short video below.
Zoe Beckham returns to campus
Zoe Beckham, Honors College class of 2010, returned to campus today to talk to our students about Teach for America, the national program that recruits highly talented students into the nation's classrooms. Based in Nashville and now in her second year of the program, Zoe has thrived as a teacher and now is helping with recruiting for the organization. I asked Zoe to explain her work in the short video below.
One of the joys of working in the Honors College is seeing so many students like Zoe thrive upon graduation. Whenever possible we try to have them back to campus to talk about what they've been up to. It's a great way for our students to get exposed to the breadth of possibilities awaiting them after graduation.
Two HoCo students selected for Clinton Initiative
Yesterday two Honors College students gave me some good news that absolutely made my day. The two seniors told me they have been selected to participate in the Clinton Global Initiative University, a program developed by the Clinton Foundation to get college students and graduates worldwide involved in solving societal problems. It's a significant honor for the students and for the university, given just how hard it is to win acceptance into this program, which brings together student leaders, experts, and policy makers for a meeting next month in St. Louis.
The students, Jazmyne Butler and Ashley Betts, are both seniors graduating in May. I asked them to come to my office to do a brief video to tell you about the program.
(You can read more about the Clinton Global Initiative at their website, http://www.clintonglobalinitiative.org/)
The tornado's aftermath
It's been a wild, wild week at Southern Miss.
The tornado on Feb. 10 has put the campus in cleanup mode, and thanks to the incredible work of our Physical Plant, numerous contractors, and student volunteers, the campus is looking much, much better. Student volunteers converged on the campus a few days after the hurricane (see video below), and the huge volunteer turnout lifted spirits across campus. (Incoming President Rodney Bennett's encouraging presence on campus was heartily welcomed as well.)
The Honor House sustained only minor damage. We had only a broken window and a porch door off its hinges, even though we are directly north of the Ogletree House, which was heavily damaged. We were incredibly lucky.


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We have a thread in RWOL going for now and a new FB group.
Here is the RWOL link: Team 7
And the FB group: FB GROUP
Please let me know when you send the request to the FB group to confirm it is you.
"The most powerful weapon on earth is the human soul on fire."
It's always fucking hot in Miami!
Bump! Who's with us?
No more marathons
Present and accounted for.
Boston 2014 - a 33 year journey
Lordy, I hope there are tapes.
He's a leaker!
bluesky, are you in FB? We are having a discussion of possible group names there. Feel free to give suggestions here or there.
Kettledrum, report here when you can! I'll post the possible names once we have made some recommendations.
bluesky, are you in FB? We are having a discussion of possible group names there. Feel free to give suggestions here or there.
Kettledrum, report here when you can! I'll post the possible names once we have made some recommendations.
Yep - added name to list.
Also in RWOL with only slight variation of name.
Then, I added you, I think.
Member, if you are not in the FB group, please let me know. We are choosing our team name and I can send you the choices via PM./ Thanks!
delicate flower
Team 10 representative present!
Go check on the right thread, spy!
Present and accounted for!
OK, bump for the last few stragglers.
Instructions for Week 52 of 2013 and Week 1 of 2014:
Week 52 posting information to close out 2013in2013.
We normally do a 7 day week but with the end of the year on Tuesday, week 52 will be extended so that week 1 of 2014 can start up on the 1st. Week 52 of 2013 will be Monday 12/23 to Tuesday 12/31/2013 for a 9 day reporting period.
Week 1 of 2014 will be Wednesday, 01/01/2014 through Sunday, 01/05/2014, UNLESS YOU DO SUNDAY THROUGH SATURDAY WEEKS, in which case you will post from 01/01/2014 through Saturday, 01/04/2014 and then Sunday through Saturday for the weeks thereafter.
Im in.
Mile 7:35 5K 26:52 10K 56:23 Half 2:00:38
Quote from Baboon on 12/24/2013 at 9:01 AM:
Go check on the right thread, spy!
Then again....what am I doing even reading this thread?
more miles = more beer
hey all. just checking in here as well. interesting, my phone's swype keyboard doesnt work here. this could be problematic... anyway, hope you all had a nice week! Can't wait to get the new year started!
Anjali, Eric (the website owner) recently did some upgrading so maybe it is that. If you are still having those problems, let me know the phone you have and I'll send him a quick email about the issue. He will solve it ASAP.


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I received one of three scheduled fraxel laser treatments to tighten skin under eyes 3 weeks ago along with some other surgical procedures (rhinoplasty, blepharoplasty, fat transfers to cheeks & NLFs).
Now I have light brownish circles under my eyes sligtly reaching the upper part of my cheeks. They also cover the inside corners of my eyes, and slightly on the edge of my upper eyelids. I've always suffered from dark circles around my eyes, but this is worse than what I originally had!
My plastic surgeon does not know why this happened. He has prescribed Tri-Luma for this. I haven't used it yet, I'm afraid because the area is still quiet dry and slightly peeling, even 3 weeks later.I want to know if Tri-Luma will work in getting rid of brown circles caused after the Fraxel laser treatment? If not, what else can I try to lighten or get rid of them?


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|From: PLaneT (planet at plt-scheme.org)
Date: Thu Nov 5 22:54:11 EST 2009
This announces the availability of an updated package from PLaneT: ------- Name: dbi.plt Package version: 1.3 Owner: bzlib Package Description bzlib/dbi provides abstraction over disparate database implementations. Inspired by Perl DBI. Release Notes 0.4 (1 3) - an unified effect objects that can be used by all underlying drivers (and a helper function that converts it to "effect-set". 0.3 (1 2) - make sure that non recordset results do not cause error with the query helper functions such as rows, row/false, etc. 0.2 (1 1) - added SQL escape support for date and srfi/19 date object, and added proper error for unsupported datatype 0.1 (1 0) - first release ------- Go to http://planet.plt-scheme.org/display.ss?package=dbi.plt&owner=bzlib for more information.
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Aldon Smith is in trouble again.
Aldon Smith was involved in a single-car accident this morning and has been arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence, according to San Jose police. Also sources are saying that they found marijuana and pills also were found in the car.
@dandibley Aldon Smith was involved in a DUI this morning. He hit a tree and car was on fire. Passed out at the wheel. Evergreen area.
— Rye Bread (@JRyanClayton) September 20, 2013
This is Aldon's second DUI arrest, the first one reduced to reckless driving. Due to this being Aldon's second arrest he is subject to punishment under the NFL's personal conduct policy.


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IT shake-up proposed
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Aspiring Labor information and communications technology (ICT) minister Kate Lundy is on a mission to overhaul her own future department should her party win power at the election.
Under Labor, the Department of Communications, IT and the Arts (DCITA) will be absorbed into the Department of Industry, "where it belongs", Lundy says. Inserting ICT into the Department of Industry would give technology companies "integrated and efficient access to industry programs".
But the proposal to dismember the IT ministry and park the pieces inside other ministries has led to suspicion in industry that neither political side in Canberra gets the point.
The prospect appalls the president of the Australian Computer Society, Edward Mandla. He says it indicates Labor thinks IT is a kind of manufacturing to be dealt with alongside cars and processed meats.
"I would have to deal with three departments and three ministries: Lindsay Tanner in communications, Kate Lundy in IT, and whoever gets industry," Mandla says. "That will not work. It would set us back a decade."
Mandla admires Lundy's work as shadow minister: "She understands the issues and the need for broadband comms to make it all work."
And he praises her for exposing that Australia's deficit on ICT trade was $14.4 billion in 2001-02, or 65 per cent of the current account deficit.
Australia's IT companies need government support, he says. Governments are large buyers of technology. If they bought local software, as Lundy indicates an ALP government would push, Australian companies would gain the base they need to support entry into export markets.
Expecting local companies to export to survive, while government money goes to foreign multinationals, is not logical, Mandla says.
Submerging ICT into industry would confuse matters, leaving government to support factories - "like computer plants in Wangaratta", referring to a failed IBM venture, "when it should be helping the creation, protection and marketing of intellectual property", he says.
Some "burning issues" are dealt with, among them the current skilled migration program, which some believe is used to bring cheap labour in from countries such as India and causing high unemployment rates in the industry.
Labor also would dump the Australian Government Information Management Office (AGIMO), set up by Daryl Williams during his brief tenure as ICT minister, in favour of GITO (Government IT and Online) as part of a national program called E-Australia that would be given $69.3 million over four years.
Lundy says she would take $8 million of existing resources over the next four years to harness the common interest of all levels of government to "promote Australian ICT capability in international markets".
And the Building on IT Strengths program supporting the eight Australian "incubators" established to help IT start-ups commercialise their ideas would continue.


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So, let's put a list together. Tell me all of your favorite WoW blogs -- from the roleplaying lists to theorycrafting -- and I'll put them together in a later post. We do projects like this all the time, of course, but this is my first time for the new year.
Just leave a comment in this thread and let me know the name of the blog, the URL, and why you love it. Here's hoping we all get the chance to find someone new and get them some attention. Stuff like this takes time and effort, so let's reward that work with a little attention!


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In five days, the first wave of Nationals players, pitchers and catchers, will report to Viera, Fla., for spring training. Three days later, the rest of the team will arrive for what could be the last spring training held at Space Coast Stadium. The Nationals have explored — and continue to explore — their options outside of their somewhat remote location of Viera. But with another preseason on the east coast of Florida upon them, there is still little clarity on their spring training future.
Long tired of their long bus rides from Viera to their Grapefruit League opponents, the Nationals initiated discussions with Fort Myers and Lee County on the state's Gulf Coast about vacant City of Palms Park, which is closer to other spring training opponents. The cash-strapped county, however, may have trouble meeting the Nationals' $36.6 million requests for upgrades and renovations the stadium and minor league facilities. Brevard County, home to 19-year-old Space Coast Stadium, has recently stepped up its efforts to entice the Nationals to not break their contract and stay in Viera.
Lee County commissioners met on Monday to discuss City of Palms Park and, even though they conceded their limited finances could hamper a deal, wanted to continue negotiating with the Nationals. Having committed more than $80 million in a bond issue for a new Boston Red Sox stadium and having approved $42.5 million in upgrades to the Minnesota Twins' facility, Lee County is limited in what it can offer.
"I just don't how we get around the stumbling blocks financially that we're at right now," Lee County Commissioner John Manning said at Monday's meeting. "I'd love to try to be more creative, and I'm open to suggestions and I'd love to have them, but I just don't know if that's the case."
Lee County officials have talked with Nationals officials since the summer of 2011, and both sides met last year and have negotiated since. The Nationals hired a firm to draft a design for their vision of renovations and upgrades to the 21-year old stadium.
Lee County officials offered the Nationals $1-a-year rent at City of Palms Park until the county's tourist tax fund replenishes enough to make major renovations, but the Nationals balked at that idea.
One discussed agreement on Monday included the Nationals paying $500,000 in rent a year for 30 years; with Lee County taking a surcharge on ticket, retail, parking and concession sales; and the county would phase in renovations over four years beginning with $15 million worth of upgrades. But county officials stressed that it would take some changes to the limited tourist tax fund, and require more financial involvement from the Nationals and the city of Fort Myers.
(According to a presentation at the meeting, the Nationals' request included the following: nearly $23.3 million in stadium renovation and new construction to the major league facility and stadium; $8.69 million for the player development complex; $10.3 in a visitor's center building renovation; $4.5 million in equipment and furnishing for all the facilities and $2.25 million in lighting, sound and infrastructure upgrades; and $750,000 for a new scoreboard.)
"The Nationals … want equal treatment to what they have seen other teams receive for spring training facilities, not just in Lee County and not just in Florida, but in Arizona as well," said interim county manager Doug Meurer. "This is just their desire to stay consistent with what other teams have received for these improvements."
Typical of any negotiations, the Nationals have more than one viable option and are presumably using each as leverage. Lee County has had an empty stadium since last season, and although they could convert the site into a stadium for other sports, they are paying debt service on an unused a working baseball stadium. Brevard County, even with an existing contract with the Nationals that expires in 2017, have heard the team's complaints of travel and seen Lee County's interest.
Brevard County Commission Chairman Andy Anderson met with Nationals officials in Washington on Jan. 25 to discuss potential upgrades and other incentives to ensure the team stays long term. The local tourism board recently backed the county board's efforts to entice the Nationals, and Anderson said the local economic development commission would take the lead in negotiations with the Nationals.
If the Nationals were to break the agreement, they would be obligated to reimburse the county for remaining construction bond payments on the stadium until another team takes it over, according to the contract, along with other potential damages. Brevard County pays about $765,000 per year in bond payments, the final one coming this spring, according to county budget documents.
Although negotiations are under a confidentiality agreement, Anderson said the Nationals aren't as concerned with renovations to Space Coast Stadium; he wouldn't elaborate what else the team was seeking. But Anderson said he continues to work with charter flight companies about offering flights to the Nationals to games instead of long bus rides.
Anderson said he hopes to have a clearer idea of the Nationals' future by the end of spring training.
"I felt pretty optimistic and they're looking for a long term solution and we're thinking we're it," Anderson said Thursday of his January meeting with the Nationals. "If you look at Fort Myers, they're broke."


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Max Born Professor of Natural Philosophy at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel.Raphael David Levine is one of the pioneers in the modern theory of chemically reactive collisions and unimolecular reactions. He has played a central role in the application of the principles of quantum mechanics to the description of physical change in a reaction from a microscopic point of view, introducing many new concepts and terms which became standard to this area. His pioneering works include the quantum theory of absolute rates, the first quantal treatment of molecular photodissociation, elucidation of the role of resonances in reactive molecular collisions, the theory of collision - induced dissociation, and (most recently), the foundations of dynamical stereochemistry and the theory of reactions in liquids.
Recognizing the insufficiency of the microscopic approach to fully comprehend the dynamics of too complex systems, Levine formulated a novel theoretical method for analysing the dynamical selectivity and specificity of molecular reactions, based on ideas borrowed from thermodynamics and information theory. His "surprisal analysis" (brought forth in 1972 in collaboration with Richard Bernstein and Avinoam Ben-Shaul), became a major analytical tool in the study of reaction dynamics, and spread into diverse branches of science such as nuclear physics and molecular biology.
Levine's achievements in applying the ideas of quantum mechanics and thermodynamics culminated in their synthesis in his recent introduction of the algebraic approach to reaction dynamics, based on the maximum entropy principle. This new approach, too, has already gained followers in a variety of fields.
AwardsAnnual Prize of the Academy (1968). Israel Prize (1974). The Wolf Foundation Prize (1988), Rothschild Prize (1992). Member: Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities. Foreign Member: Max Planck Society, Academia Europaea, American Academy of Arts & Sciences, American Philosophical Society, Royal Danish Academy of Sciences and Letters, National Academy of Sciences of the US. Doctorates hons. caus.: Liege, Munich.
BooksQuantum Mechanics of Molecular Rate Processes, R.D. Levine, Oxford University Press (1969).
Molecular Reaction Dynamics, R.D. Levine and R.B. Bernstein, Oxford University Press (1974).
Lasers and Chemical Change, A. Ben-Shaul, Y. Haas, K.L. Kompa and R.D. Levine, Springer Verlag (1981).
Molecular Reaction Dynamics and Chemical Reactivity, R.D. Levine and R.B. Bernstein, Oxford University Press (1987).
Algebraic Theory of Molecules, F. Iachello and R. D. Levine, Oxford University Press (1995).
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the year 1949, Shree Maharaj met Shree Swami
Swaroopanand at Pawas, in Ratnagiri, who was staying in
the house of Shri Desai. The original name of Shree Swami
Swaroopanand was Shri Ramchandra Vishnu Godbole.
Within the next two months, Shree
Swami Swaroopanand, as per the visionary instructions
of his Guru (preceptor) Shree Ganeshnath Vaidya, expressed
his desire to handover the tradition of nath religions
sect, alongwith all the power and authority, to Shree
Maharaj (Shree Digambardas Maharaj). But Shree Maharaj
was not ready to take over this responsibility. Shree
Swami Swaroopanand told Shree Maharaj that this was being
done as per the instruction of his Guru (preceptor) Shree
Ganeshnath Vaidya.
Shree Maharaj passed on
this information to Shree Sadguru Baba Maharaj for advice
and orders. After listening to this information, Shree
Baba Maharaj said "We are not going to take any
such responsibility." Afterwards, Shree Baba
Maharaj went in deep meditation for nearly one and half
hours. After returning from meditation he said "Vithoba,
to take the responsibility of Nath religious sect (Nath
Sampradaya) has come to us from the ancient times. It has
to be done now. Hence you should take the responsibility
of Nath sect."
The inspiration, the
energy and raising of public contribution in the
publication of Jnaneshwari (commentary on Bhagvad Gita)
in the form of poetic stanza written by Shree Swami
Swaroopanand was planned entirely by Shree Maharaj. In
this Jananeshwari, Shree Maharaj had written the
introductory by name "Sumanjali" Shree Swami
Swaroopanand always used to respect Shree Maharaj.
During that time, Shri
Raghunath Keshav alias Shri Nana Joshi Shri Vinayak
Keshav alias Shri Dada Joshi and Shri Bapu Khandekar were
the close friends of Shree Maharaj . Shri R.K. Joshi was
a Mamlatdar (Taluka Magistrate). Shri V.K. Joshi and Shri
Bapu Khandekar were always requesting Shree Maharaj for
getting them spiritually initiated (anugraha). But Shree
Maharaj was onlyinterested in initiating Shri R.K. Joshi.
But Shri R.K. Joshi used to tell Shree Maharaj, "Shree
Maharaj, I dont want the initiation from you. I
will not able to maintain the Guru-Shishya
(preceptor-disciple) relationship at present. I would
like to maintain this relationship of friendship and love
between us."
Once all the three
friends alongwith Shree Maharaj had been to Pawas, near
Ratnagiri, to get the blessings from Shree Swami
Swaroopanand and after the meals, again, when the
question of initiation came up, Shree Swami Swaroopanand
told Shri R.K. Joshi " Raghunath, Shree Maharaj
desires to initiate you. This is a rare occasion. This
requires the merits of past life. Hence donot miss this
Besides this, his two
friends also convinced Shri R.K. Joshi and ultimately
Shri R.K. Joshi agreed to take the initiation. Then Shree
Maharaj blessed Shri R.K. Joshi with initiation.
Simultaneously Shree Maharaj also blessed Shri V.K. Joshi
and Shri Bapu Khandekar with initiation alongwith Shri
R.K. Joshi.
As per the orders of
Shree Sadguru Baba Maharaj , Shree Maharaj spread the Nath
Sampradaya (sect) received from Shree Swami
Swaroopanand, alongwith his own swaroop religious sect.
After some time, during the year 1960, Shree Maharaj
stopped this activity because of the following reason :-
Once Shree Swami
Swaroopanand critcised Shree Maharaj on one of his works.
On that issue Shree Maharaj addressed Shree Swami
Swaroopanand like this "How you are criticising
about my working ? You are a saint. You have got divine
foresight, so without using the foresight, how have you
criticised me ?. I am not doing anything on my own,
without the permission of my sadguru. You have failed to
understand me even after so many years"
After this incident,
Shree Maharaj discontinued the relationship with Shree
Swami Swaroopanand and he never again went to Pawas.
After this, Shree Maharaj spoke to Shree Baba Maharaj
"I will not continue the spread of Nath
Sampradaya (Sect) again and I will return the same to
sadguru Shree Ganeshnath Vaidya." Then Shree
Baba Maharaj spoke "You donot return the Nath
Sampradaya. You surrender the same sect at my feet. After
some time, we will again spread the same along with our
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After spending the past four years playing volleyball with the Neelin Spartans high school squad and Storm club team, players like Kristine Ward, Amy Gordon, Alison Quiring, Jamie Campbell and Jael Unger are looking at creating one last great memory together.
Those five players, along with Neelin teammates Emma Ciprick and Tori Studler as well as Minnedosa's Cassandra Cardy, are in Edmonton for the national club volleyball championships in what will be their final event together before they depart for their various university and college teams. Derek Richels, who coaches the 18U Storm, knows it could be an emotional weekend for all the players, but he said they're determined to go out on a high.
"It's the last kick at the can here," he said from Edmonton via telephone.
"Almost all of them are off to their post-secondary careers as soon as this weekend is done. I think for them, they want to play their best volleyball together here as a group for one last time. They've formed good relationships and they know each other so well that they have a goal that everyone is aware of that they want to do well out here."
The players have had a lot of success together, including a provincial AAAA high school varsity girls' title in 2012 and a silver medal in 2013.
Despite playing with a small lineup this season, the Storm finished second at provincials and goes into the 18U girls' national championship, which runs from today through Sunday, as the ninth seed in Division 1.
After dealing with some personnel issues during the early part of the season, Richels feels the Storm started playing their best at provincials and knows they will have to continue to do that this weekend if they're going to accomplish their goal of a top-eight finish.
"When you get into the Division 1 game here at nationals, your serve-pass game has to be spot on or you can get into trouble in a hurry," he said. "As with any other national championship, you need a little bit of luck and a few bounces along the way, as I've learned, in order to claim the prize. You have to be playing well and things have to go your way to do well out here."
"It will be a good weekend," he continued. "We're looking to play well. Nationals is always exciting, and we're going to give it all we've got with what we've got and hopefully put a nice little cap to the end of the club season here."
Meanwhile, the Cats Volleyball Club will be in the 18U girls' Division 2 event, while Big Bear will play in Division 3. The Storm will also be represented in the 17U tournament in Division 1, with the Cats playing in Division 2.
In the boys' side of the draw, Team Extreme and Brandon Volleyball Club are in the 18U Division 2 competition, while BVC is the lone Westman team in the 17U tournament.
The BVC Golden Bears are in Abbotsford, B.C., this weekend for the 14U boys' Canadian West Open. The Bears are ranked second in the tournament, which also runs from today to Sunday.
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I heard rumors that there should be a Surinamese restaurant in London. There's 1 in NYC and there's a whole lot of them in neighboring Amsterdam.
Given the size of London and Suriname's proximity to former UK colonies (Guyana etc) I'd think here ought to be at least 1 Surinamese restaurant in London...
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In this episode we talk about the Idle No More movement, monsters and capitalism, internships, and human trafficking. Find it all on the rpn.
3:30-5:04 Judy Rebick is a long-time activist, writer, broadcaster and founding publisher of rabble.ca. Not only has she been part of social movements for years, she has written and taught extensively on the topic. She's been an avid participant and analyst of the Idle No More movement in Canada. And she recently joined rabble.ca editor Derrick O'Keefe, who hosts a program called W2 Media Mornings on Coop Radio 100.5FM in Vancouver. Here's part of their conversation.
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The convicted murderer who escaped from Dorchesters Westmorland Institution Thursday morning is still on the loose.
The convicted murderer who escaped from Dorchesters Westmorland Institution Thursday morning is still on the loose.
Gary Gormley, serving a life sentence for the brutal killing of a Charlottetown man in 1995, was discovered missing at the noon count on Thursday.
Maurice LeBlanc, spokesman for Correctional Service of Canada, said officials are not sure what prompted the 39-year-old to escape from the minimum-security facility.
LeBlanc said Gormley would not have been serving his time at Westmorland had he been considered a flight risk.
He earned his way here and why he left I really dont know; and we probably wont know that until hes captured and we get a chance to talk to him.
LeBlanc said Gormley has been an inmate at Westmorland Institution since January and was eligible to apply for a parole hearing next year, having served 12 years of his sentence.
He said Gormley had earned his way to Westmorland through good behaviour, programming, and positive assessments.
LeBlanc did note, however, that Gormley could be considered a threat to the public.
The fact that he went away and hes a lifer, I would certainly be cautious if I did see him. Id contact the RCMP right away.
District 4 RCMP Cpl. Robin Levesque said police are still on the lookout for Gormley but admitted they are unsure, as of Friday morning, of his whereabouts.
We dont know exactly where he is, he could be anywherehe could be in Bathurst, he could be in Campbellton, he could be in Quebec by now. So were going to need the help of the public the most we can, said Levesque.
He said RCMP did receive a tip this morning that Gormley was sighted on Highway 2 near Sackville.
We did check and we did locate that person but it was not him, he said. So people are trying to help, but no luck yet.
Gormley is described as six feet tall, weighing 214 pounds, with blue eyes, a shaved head, and tattoos covering his arms, back and chest.
Police officers yesterday were conducting vehicle searches at the Confederation Bridge Thursday afternoon, looking for the P.E.I. man.
The Islander was sentenced to life imprisonment for the slaying of Clifford McIvor, who was found beaten and strangled in his Charlottetown apartment in March 1995, apparently after he demanded sex as a payment for providing Gormley with prescription drugs.
Gormley was accused, along with his friend Eddie Clark, of second-degree murder. A jury found Gormley guilty in August 1996 and sentenced him to life imprisonment with no chance of parole for 12 years. Clark was later found guilty of being an accessory after the fact to the murder.
But Gormley wanted his conviction overturned and a new trial held. In a 1999 decision, however, the Prince Edward Island Supreme Court rejected all of Gormleys arguments for a new trial.
Gormley was eligible for day parole in March 2005 but he waived the right to that hearing, saying he wasnt ready to be released into the public.
This isnt the first time Gormley has escaped from custody. He leaped out of a police van and into a car being driven by his brother while on his way to be sentenced in 1996. He was taken back into custody within hours.
Richard Collins, deputy chief of the Charlottetown police department, said yesterday his police officers are searching the city for Gormley, including checking places where he would have hung out before his arrest more than a decade ago.
We have nothing to suggest right now that hes coming to Charlottetown specifically, or Prince Edward Island in general, said Collins. From our perspective, any place where we feel he may end up, either through information we have, or information that is received by us, then we would follow up on that.
But Collins said its possible he may try to return to P.E.I. because thats where hes from and where his family is located.
Meanwhile, LeBlanc said the CSC will conduct its own internal review of all circumstances surrounding the escape and noted Gormley will not return to the minimum-security facility when he is captured.
Theyll send him to Dorchester (Penetentiary), reassess him, interview him and hell be sent to either Renous, or maybe stay in Dorchester or Springhill.
RCMP say Gormley is considered violent and should not be approached if seen. Anyone with any information should call their local police immediately or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
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Set back from the main road on, yes, a hillside. A few miles from restaurants, ski facilities and within a reasonable drive on Route 4 or 100 to Rutland, Ludlow, and Woodstock. Room had a separate sink and small frig, but no utensils or dishware. Room had unusual configuration. Bathroom area had no tub and shower was extremely small. Could not bend over. Toilet was in separate, basically, closet with no exhaust or fan. Breakfast was mini-muffins, mini-bagels, dry cereal, coffee, juice -- nothing special.
Friendliness of the staff. Continental breakfast was disgusting, cereal was stale, cream cheese for bagels was outdated from may. Nothing was fresh or appetizing.
Stayed for New Year's Eve. Hotel room was huge with big, comfortable king size bed. Very clean room with refrigerator and nice shower. Walls were a little thin with guests making noise but it was New Year's Eve so it was to be expected. Perfect location close to everything.
Extremely close to all ski areas Cheapest price for the area Kitchen area was good, had microwave, mini fridge Parking was bad in the winter. Snow takes up so much room considering small parking lot to begin with. Paper thin walls Can't change heat, no actual heater Bring your pillows
Nothing My flight on Feb 14, 2015 was cancelled due to a heavy snowstorm in the New England region. This hotel (Hillside Inn at Killington) is the only business that refused to refund five (prepaid) days of stay. They could have made me pay for one day, but they took all the money for the entire vacation I was planning to take with my son at Killington.
Great price and location for a weeken between mountains No place to hang towels really well, complementary breakfast of eggo waffles, cereal, yogurt, toast, fruit cups.
Staff were friendly and helpful at all hours. Room smelled of smoke, and there were burn marks on the blanket.
Pleasant staff, near Dartmouth Smelly rooms, cleaning product to strong, mask other odors. Outdated and worn, especially for the cost
Nothing Dirty stained tradh not emptied. Kayak should be ashamed to havd them listed I will not return. Even if i lose the money for a booking in two weeks. I will not ever trust kayak again
Had a Dr appointment Room was very good and quiet I will stay here again
Beds are comfortable. My first stay at this motel was shorter and better. This stay was longer and it was average. Washer and dryer are available 24/7 as well as the ice machine. The staff did their job but not real friendly. Myself being 5'10" the room that I was assigned to had a tub and shower combo which is fine and all but when you have to duck to wash you hair it gets annoying after the second shower you take.
price was right room very outdated, musty smell shower curtain rod bent so curtain didnt stay where really needed
They have an early check in at 2pm. Accomodating with an iron and board, nice quiet corner room. TV had the Golf channel which was nice. It was comfortable and priced well according to hotels that were next door. Some stains on the furniture.
owner was great,got us a good deal on lift tickets price should have been about $40 a night less but like said above in question 1 it would of been if I had delt with owner directly
The rooms are comfortable with WIFI and cable TV. I was happily surprised with the microwave and refridgerator. I will go back there just for that. It is just right on the main road so there is traffic noise. It was nothing that was a deal breaker.
The beds are comfortable. There was no coffee maker in the room.
The Timber Inn is a great deal if you're going to Ludlow to ski Okemo. It's just a mile out of "town" (Ludlow is pretty small), but there is a free shuttle to the mountain and free van shuttles to take you to and from restaurants (or you can walk across the street to Sam's Steakhouse) so it's all very convenient. The rooms are nice, nothing spectacular (the TV's are almost antiques), but they are very clean and the shower was wonderful - endless hot hot water and good pressure. The proprietor was very friendly and recommended some great local spots for dining out, and made it very easy for us to get checked in very late at night. As stated earlier, the TV's left a little something to be desired (the remotes don't let you adjust the volume - you have to get out of bed for that).
Awesome comfortable beds after a day of snowmobiling!! Central to all things snow related. FOOD,SKIING,SNOWMOBILING,BARS.!
the owner, treated like family, and the nostalgia of the roadside motel updated to a comfort level consistent with major chains. also the keurig coffee machine in every room. having to leave
Pretty much everything. Mid-century motel in process of being modernized. Super comfy bed & pillows. Great amenities: TV, heating, fridge/micro, etc. Beautiful view of river across the street and woods behind. Excellent innkeeper.
Generally decent with very kind owners. Could use someupdating
Great Experience, great recommendations from the Owner!!! for sure the Best quality/price out there:))
Location is just down the road from Okemo. Also not a bad little view of the mountain from all rooms. Clean and comfortable for the price point. it could use some updating but it works.
Not much The beds were both broken and in horrible shape. The carpet on the floors was half coming up the floor in the showers was in very bad shape. The entire place smelled like mildew. Then they have crazy hours for the hot tubs you can only use it from 4p-8p. In my opinion it was a waste of money I will never stay here again I hope no one else does either no
Price was great, about a 10 minute drive to Okemo. It was an older hotel but everything was in working order. It's a great place for a ski trip on a budget.
The owners were very helpful, the room was clean and warm, and the location was within walking distance of restaurants.
Inexpensive but would have rather spent a little more for a cleaner room. The room may have been "Celen" but it felt dirty.
First, this is a motel and not a hotel. If your expecting a hotel quality room at a motel price, then some of the previous reviews should be reconsidered. As a motel, and I have stayed in many across the country, this was the cleanest by far and the mattress was perfect. I honestly can't remember getting better sleep in 5 star hotel beds, but I don't like the super soft, big pillow types because of my neck and back issues. I also brought my own pillow as I always do. It also had a good size fridge, microwave and flat screen tv, which all worked. Room had plenty of clothing and storage space for such a small room. The free wifi actually had great strength, but you do have to step outside of the room to get a decent signal to call or text if you use Verizon. You would be hard pressed to find a better motel for $70 a night with free wifi and continental breakfast. Oh, the man and his wife that own and operate the place were very nice and freindly. Overall, this is my new go-to place to stay for value and location to the park. The cons would be that they provide small soap but no shampoo; some outlets didn't good the plug in; and the lower caulking at the tub was turning black in some areas and needs replaced.
Bed was comfortable Random shoe from previous occupants under the bed. No wifi.
Location relative to the gondola service for Killington Mountain is excellent. Great service. Will definitely stay again for our next ski trip! The mattresses are a bit worn out (you can feel some of the springs), but after a full day of skiing you fall right to sleep regardless!


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I am a recent alumnus of the Situated Technologies Research Group (STRG) within the Masters of Architecture program at SUNY Buffalo. Throughout the last six years of my education, my architectural focus has been complemented by my passionate interest in cinematography and constant exploration into the world of CGI. To facilitate these interests, my architectural focus has been coupled with the media studies department, providing me with a unique set of design skills that have the potential to contribute, collaborate and grow in a creative working environment.
My interdisciplinary studies have given me a unique conceptual and technical background ranging from 3D-parametric design modeling, rendering, interactive design, cinematography and programming. I was initially grabbed by the notion of a hybrid architecture, film and graphics career when I was entrusted to deliver a film at an architecture firm that required motion tracking, 3D modeling and video compositing. My passion to combine the arts was further enriched when I enrolled in a cinematography course entitled "movement documentation". I feel in love with the element of film-making and immediately knew it was a medium in which I could combine all of my architectural, artistic and graphic knowledge and skills. My interests in this interdisciplinary background has lead to my recent completion of a thesis entitled "Kinesthetic Interfacing with Architecture", which explores the interactive potentials between the moving body and the built environment.
I look forward to career that enables me to continue this course and feel my architectural background and passion for digital media and film-making have the capability to provide an imaginative and persistent contribution.
Bonanza Productions - Warner Brothers, New York, NY, US, Art Department PA
Art assistant on the Fox TV pilot 'GUILTY'
University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, US, Teaching Assistant
Courses: Intro to Computational Methods and Construction Technology
CannonDesign, Buffalo, NY, US, Intern Architect
Rendering, Physical Modeling, Design, Construction Documents
Irish Classical Theater - Ron Schwartz, Buffalo, NY, Set Design Assistant
Assisted int the construction, painting, demolition and prop work for the Irish Classical Theatre.
Saratoga Associates, Saratoga Springs, NY, US, Intern Architecture
Rendering, Video Compositing, Motion Tracking, Design, Construction Documents
Governor's New York State Quadricentennial Office, Albany, NY, US, Portfolio Designer
New York State Hudson River Quadricentennial Documentation
University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, US, MArch, Architecture
Thesis Title: Kinesthetic Interfacing with Architecture
Advisors: Mark Shepard, Teri Rueb, Omar Khan and Jordan Geiger
University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, US, Bachelors, Architecture
AIAS Citation Award, Award
Category: Unbuilt
Client: Lafarge North America
Architecture Firm: Cannon Design, Inc.
• Lighting Design - Cannon Design, Inc.
Photographer: Cannon Design, Inc. (Renderings)
Jury Comments: The project demonstrates an inventive approach to celebrating, yet softening, the industrial structure. The vertical factory could be seen as a more sustainable approach to land use, or a detriment to the landscape in terms of views from neighboring areas. Without more context it is impossible to determine the success of the potential project.
Cannon Design Scholarship, Scholarship
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From: OmahaMom <>
Subject: Re: A dose of medicine
Date: Wed, 4 Mar 1998 14:55:16 EST
In a message dated 98-03-04 14:19:22 EST, you write:
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Seems to me that statistically, more people voted against Clinton by voting
for other candidates than actually cast ballots for him. Yet the man claimed
he "had a mandate from the people" because he won in the electoral college.
Problems with letting the government do health care:
1. Bureaucracy: more people needed to handle the paperwork because the
government always requires LOTs of paper to prove/disprove anything. I know
what it's like to do Medicare charting so that people's rehab benefits can
still be paid by Medicare. It takes a lot of extra time away from patient
2. Loss of incentive: have seen gung-ho young doctors come out of med school
eager to "serve their fellow man" but get burned out in military hospitals as
they see some who repeatedly abuse the system because it is there, because it
is "free". Medicene be taken over by the government would mean more of the
3. Abuse of the system: (Just a handful of examples so you know what I'm
talking about)
"I need my children to be seen immediately as an emergency for the cold
they've had for a week because I have ice cream in the car melting and we're
on our way home from the commissary."
Children brought to emergency by mom 16 times for chronic problems over 6
months because the ER fits her schedule better & because she's on medicaid it
doesn't matter to her that it costs 3-4 times more than a clinic--she never
sees the bill. Each time she's told: "You need to have your child evaluated
in the clinic for this problem. We're not able to do as complete a workup for
this in an ER." But she's given antibiotics, the kid gets better until the
next time, so she doesn't take him in... (I know, we counted the times in the
chart when they called for old records on the kid.)
The adult on medicaid who says: "I have a little cold & didn't want to
wait in a clinic so came to the ER." (Most of us not on medicaid would buy
something over the counter & treat it at home, but he gets it free...so)
Yes, there are problems with American health care. I tried to get help
for my aunt when she had her stroke, wrecked her car & had no health
insurance. At that time she owned her house & so was deemed too 'well-to-do'
to qualify for county assistance. (The idiot in the SS disability office
asked me about her assets, "How does she pay her bills? What is she using for
money? She has to pay her bills." At the time, she hadn't been working for
awhile & had spent all of her savings. No, sir, she doesn't have to pay her
bills, they can shut off electricity, gas, etc. if she doesn't pay them, and
they do. It happens to people all the time. I'm here trying to get her some
help because she HAS no money. Duh!)
Is having Washington do take it over the answer? I doubt it--no matter
which party is in office.
Ugh, enough already. Have we all found all of our lost ancestors that
medicene, religion and politics are the ONLY things we have left to discuss?
Karen, RN
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Jeff Karstens Is Non Tendered. I'll Miss Is That Lovable Face
From Smizik...
As expected, the Pirates have non-tendered right-handed starter Jeff Karstens. The move, driven by financial consideration, will result in Karstens becoming a free agent.
General manager Neil Huntington said, `` A tough decision for us as an organization. Were grateful for what Jeff has done, on and off the field.
Our hope is that the door is still ajar and he would entertain an opportunity to return to the Pirates. Wed still like to have him back.
Attempts to negotiate a contract with Karstens failed, as did attempts to trade him.
Karstens was entering his second year of arbitration. After making $3.1 million last season, he was due a raise that would have put him close to $4 million. The Pirates did not want to commit to that kind of money based on Karstens history of injury.
The case could be made that over the 2011-12 seasons, Karstens was the team's best starter. But with close to $20 million dedicated to starters A.J. Burnett, Wandy Rodriguez and James McDonald, the Pirates apparently did not want to sink any more money in their rotation.
I'm not pasting anymore.
I think jeff Karstens' injury has the Pirates concerned and weren't willing to offer him around $4 million. He missed all of September, May and a good chunk of June. Karstens when healthy is a 3 something ERA guy with good control and command. He's the type you want on the back end of your rotation but I think the Pirates overly concerned with inuruies. After Erik Bedard, Charlie morton and Jeff Karstens went down to injury last year, Erik Bedard never was the same, Karstens never got healthy, they seem to be looking towards someone that can get the same/similar results as Jeff Karstens for around the same money/slightly more. This concept is what basically rubs the **** in Bob Smizik's usual whining about money theory.
The Pirates are supposedly interested in Chris Capuano who posted a 3.72 ERA in 2012 and a 1.22 WHIP along with 162 K's. The problem with Chris Capuano is that he';s not always that good. In 8 seasons he's had an ERA under 4, just 3 times and last time was the first time his WHIP was below 1.30. So there's certainly a lot of caution but Capuano will cost $5 million or per year probably so the Pittsburgh Pirates aren't looking to cut salary with the non tender of Jeff Karstens, they appear to be looking for a healthier body that can produce similarly.
I'm not entirely sure that is Chris Capuano but the Pittsburgh Pirates appear to be looking to make some more movesThe Standard Is The Standard and The Pittsburgh Sports Forum Is The Standard
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Re: Jeff Karstens Is Non Tendered. I'll Miss Is That Lovable Face
Hmmm, A guy that is similar to Jeff Karstens?? Kevin Correia


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Con: Feeling extremely hungry through the day, making it very tempting to binge at dinner.
For men, excessive, or binge drinking, is defined as five or more drinks at one time, or more than 15 drinks during the week.
That was the origin of the research project: to find out if 'binge' is the right metaphor, and if not then what is.
binge eating and purging does the same for someone with bulimia.
But Attack on Titan deserves to be respected as more than just another beautiful, easy Netflix binge.
Goes on a binge, doesn't show up for work, so they fire him.
But, returning to this binge for a moment, I don't see how it matters to you one way or the other.
When this binge is over … when the rehearsal finishes, you know, how about a bite to eat?
I mean, I had told Jeeves that this binge would be fraught with interest, and it was fraught with interest.
When he said "payday" they both came back "binge," and when he said "man" they answered "woman!"
1854, "drinking bout," also (v.) "drink heavily, soak up alcohol;" dialectal use of binge "soak" (a wooden vessel). Noted originally as a Northampton dialect word. Sense extended c. World War I to include eating as well as drinking. Related: Binged; binging.


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Papers present the state of the art in sludge sampling, sample preservation, validated methods for monitoring, and strategies for monitoring and field assessment. USEPA representatives describe the status of regulations and analytical needs related to characterization and regulation of sludge, sediment, and waste streams. Topics include quality assurance, sampling, organic and inorganic chemical methods, aquatic biological microbiological, and virological methods and risk assessment.
U.S. Sludge Management Guidelines Explained
Status of the U.S. EPA's Sediment Quality Criteria Development Effort
Regional and State Needs in Sampling and Analytical Methodology
Sediment Reference Materials and the Canadian Marine Analytical Chemistry Standards Program
A Computerized Data Management System for U.S. EPA QA/QC Methods
The Variographic Experiment: An Essential Test for Optimizing Sampling Methodology in Monitoring Streams
A Demonstration of a Universal Kriging Program for Monitoring Sediments in Lakes
Comparative Study of Methods for Estimating Bioavailable Particulate Phosphorus
Characterization of Trace Metal Associations with Polluted Marine Sediments by Selective Extractions
Distribution of Heavy Metals in Sewage Sludge: The Effect of Particle Size
An Examination of Methods for the Concentration of Suspended Sediment for Direct Metal Analysis
Interpretation of bed Sediment Trace Metal Data: Methods for Dealing with the Grain Size Effect
Development, Evaluation, and Use of the Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP)
Development of New Jersey State Approved Methods for the Analysis of Sludge
Use of Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry to Monitor Selected Priority Pollutant Levels in Landfill Simulator Leachates
Method Development for the Determination of Formaldehyde in Samples of Environmental Origin
Total, Extractable, and Leachable Organic Halides in Soil and Sediments
Trace Organic Analysis of Suspended Sediments Collected with an In-Stream Composite Sampler: The Need for a Standard Method
Determination of Polychlorinated Compounds (Dioxins, Furans, and Biphenyls) by Level of Chlorination with Automated Interpretation of Mass Spectrometric Data
Organic Chemical Waste Characterization for Marine Disposal of Black Rock Harbor Dredged Materials
Analysis for Diesel Oil Components in Drilling Fluids
Application of Analytical Pyrolysis and Cupric Oxide Oxidation to Characterization of Nonextractable Organic Constitutents in Drilling Fluids and Sediments
Perspective on Risk of Waterborne Enteric Virus Infections
Round Robin Testing of Methods for the Recovery of Human Enteroviruses from Wastewater Sludges and Sewage Amended Soils—ASTM Consensus Standards Development
Thermal Inactivation of Human Enteric Viruses in Sewage Sludge and Virus Detection by Nitrose Cellulose-Enzyme Immunoassay
Recovery of Naturally Occurring Rotaviruses during Sewage Treatment
Mutagenic Potential of Municipal Sewage Sludge and Sludge Amended Soil
Stream Impact Assessments Using Sediment Microbial Activity Tests
Biochemical Characterization of Estuarine Benthic Microbial Communities for Use in Assessing Pollution Impacts
Variability of the Acute Toxicity of Drilling Fluids to Mysids (Mysidopsis bahia)
Toxicity Testing of Drilling Fluids: Assessing Laboratory Performance and Variability
Acute Toxicity and Hydrocarbon Composition of a Water-Based Drilling Mud Containing Diesel Fuel or Mineral Oil Additives
Marine Sediment Toxicity Tests
Toxicity of U.S. Waterway Sediments with Particular Reference to the New York Harbor Area
Toxicity Testing of Dredged Materials Using Multiple-Species Microcosms
Selecting an Appropriate Method for Estimating the Sediment Oxygen Demand Rate
Use of Benthic Oxygen Flux Measurements in Wasteload Allocation Studies
Analytical Methods Necessary to Implement Risk-Based Criteria for Chemicals in Municipal Sludge
The Regulation of Sludge Disposal Through Application of Risk Assessment Techniques
Microbiological Risk Assessment for Land Application of Municipal Sludge
Assessment of Risks Associated with Enteric Viruses in Contaminated Drinking Water
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Welcome to the UConn Integrative Medicine Website!
An introduction to integrative medicine topics,
A selective project initiated by Amy Tolsdorf, MSIV
This site is meant to be a source of information regarding integrative medicine for the UConn Community, particularly for UConn medical students. Integrative medicine is an inclusive approach to medicine, in which evidence-based allopathic medicine is combined with evidence-based complementary and alternative medicine, thus maximizing opportunities for a holistic approach to patient care.
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