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Who doesn't want to have a healthy savings account? Or a savings account, period?
This year, why not make $2,013 in savings a goal in honor of the new year?
There are tons of money- saving ideas out there.
A simple way of looking at it is to just spend $5.52 less each day.
Of course, the catch is to actually save that $5.52 and put it in the savings account.
"Paying yourself first by having it directly taken out of your paycheck is a great way to do that," says senior financial analyst Greg McBride from Bankrate.com.
That way, you're forcing yourself to live on less than you make.
Ways to save $2,013 in 2013
One way is to have $38.71 automatically deposited into a savings account every week. Of course, that's not practical or affordable for everybody, myself included, without making adjustments, such as:
• Making your coffee at home at least four times a week rather than stopping on the way to work can save you about $32 a month for a total of $384 a year (and that's just plain ol' coffee - it's more if you order the fancy stuff). Treat yourself once a week.
• Dining out less frequently. "Eliminating one or two dining-out events per week can easily save you $80 per month. That's nearly $1,000 per year," suggests Suzanna de Baca, vice president of wealth strategies at Ameriprise Financial.
• Cutting your utility bills to add to your savings:
Tucson Electric Power suggests cutting cooling costs by up to 10 percent by turning up (or down, depending on the season) the thermostat 10 to 15 percent for eight hours a day. For me that's a savings of at least $100 in the summer.
Energy Star recommends a programmable thermostat for people who are away from home during set periods of time, to save about $180 a year in energy costs.
Install a water-efficient toilet and you'll save more than $90 a year, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. Tucson Water offers a rebate program for installing a high-efficiency toilet.
Consumer Reports says you can save up to $75 a year by putting your computer to sleep when not in use.
Plug home electronics into a powerstrip and turn the switch to "off" when not in use. The EPA estimates that 75 percent of electricity used to power home electronics is used when the appliances are turned off. Save more than $200 a year on your energy bill just by doing this.
Total savings from these simple steps: $2,019.
Here are a couple other tips from financial experts:
• Take advantage of rewards programs the banks offer. For example, U.S. Bank's S.T.A.R.T. program focuses on saving a little bit at a time. Consumers can opt to have an amount between a quarter and $5 transferred from checking to savings each time a purchase is made using a debit card.
If you know you use your debit card twice a day, you could have it set up to transfer $2.76 per transaction to your savings account and reach $2,014 in a year.
Kyle Bronson, district office manager of U.S. Bank, said this step "makes people more proactive in their savings. It also makes people think about their spending."
• Bankrate.com's McBride said to refinance your mortgage. This alone can get you more than $2,013. For example, "If you have a $300,000 mortgage, and you cut your interest rate from 5 to 4 percent, you'd save $2,136 in one year," he said.
• McBride said another way to get to $2,013 in one year is to increase your 401(k) contribution to equal $38.71 a week. This is also a good way to pay yourself first and to take advantage of "free" money from your company's contribution-matching policies.
More savings tips:
• Use free texting applications or Google voice to save on your phone bill.
• Re-evaluate your cable plan. You could save $20 a month just by switching from the advanced package to the essential package if you have Cox. That's $240 a year. Or ditch it all together and take up a hobby to save $80 a month. That's a total of $960 a year.
• Save $51 a year by using Energy Star-qualified compact fluorescent light bulbs, Consumer Reports suggests.
• Combine errands to spend less money on gas while driving around. Find the best gas prices using GasBuddy.com
• Are you really using that gym membership? If not, cancel it and save yourself about $400 a year. Or see if you can freeze your membership during months you don't plan to use it and put that money in savings.
• Shop around for more competitive insurance coverage. Total savings will vary depending on individual policies. But, between homeowners, multiple auto policies and life, it adds up pretty quickly. "Each policy is an opportunity for savings," McBride said.
• Turn your clutter into cash by selling it through consignment sales, yard sales, classified ads or Craigslist.
• Taking lunch to work at least one day a week can save you about $400 a year.
These steps can add $1,811 in savings when totalled up.
Find more savings ideas in today's Parade magazine in the Star
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The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for a winter storm forecast to hit the Capital Region Wednesday into Thursday. Several inches of snow is expected to fall. 810 & 103.1 WGY Accuweather meteorologists are calling for at least 6".
Here's the latest on the Winter Storm Watch from the National Weather Service: WINTER STORM WATCH IN EFFECT FROM WEDNESDAY MORNING THROUGH THURSDAY MORNING
The National Weather Service in Albany has issued a Winter Storm Watch which is in effect from Wednesday morning through Thursday morning.
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HAZARD TYPES: Heavy snow. Snow may mix with rain or sleet for areas south and east of the Capital Region during the day on Wednesday.
ACCUMULATIONS: Snow accumulation of greater than 9 inches in a 24-Hour period is possible.
MAXIMUM SNOWFALL RATES: one to two inches per hour possible Wednesday afternoon through Wednesday late evening. One to two inches per hour possible Wednesday afternoon through Wednesday late evening.
TIMING: Snow will begin early in the day on Wednesday. The snow may mix with or briefly change to rain or sleet for areas south and east of the Capital Region during the day on Wednesday. All areas will see snow, heavy in intesity at times, late in the day Wednesday into Wednesday night before tappering off by Thursday morning.
IMPACTS: Snow covered roads and low visibility will make for potentially dangerous travel. WINDS: North 10 to 20mph with gusts up to 30mph.
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Pathways to Science is a web site that is a clearing house for both fellowships, scholarships and internships. It allows you to search by discipline, region, etc.
The National Science Foundation (NSF) Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) covers a variety of disciplines and is hosted by a variety of institutions.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) offers the Ernest F. Hollings Scholarship, a two year program that includes a summer research opportunity at participating NOAA lab as well as academic scholarship support for two years. Students must apply their sophomore year.
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Type of Document Dissertation Author Baustian, Melissa Millman URN etd-06272011-200559 Title Microphytobenthos of the Northern Gulf of Mexico Hypoxic Area and Their Role in Oxygen Dynamics Degree Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Department Oceanography & Coastal Sciences Advisory Committee
Advisor Name Title Rabalais, Nancy N. Committee Chair Justic, Dubravko Committee Member Turner, R. Eugene Committee Member Wandersee, James H. Committee Member White, John R. Committee Member Bengtson, Richard L. Dean's Representative Keywords
- cyanobacteria
- benthic microalgae
- phytoplankton
- photosynthetic available radiation
- hypoxia
- oxygen consumption
- Louisiana continental shelf
- Mississippi River
- nutrient fluxes
Date of Defense 2011-04-15 Availability restricted AbstractThe presence or absence of microphytobenthos on the seafloor provides clues about whether benthic oxygen evolution contributes significantly to the oxygen budget of the hypoxic area in the northern Gulf of Mexico. Hypoxia (oxygen < 2 mg l-1) creates inadequate concentrations of dissolved oxygen to support most organisms, such as fish, shrimp and crabs, and occurs over large areas of the Louisiana continental shelf from spring through summer in most years. Oxygen production by benthic autotrophs may offset a decline in oxygen concentrations if there is a functioning community and sufficient light. I sampled three stations (14, 20 and 23 m depths) ~ 100 km west of the Mississippi River over three hypoxic annual cycles (2006 – 2008), and 11 stations along a 14 - 20 m contour on the shelf in late-July in 2006, 2007 and 2008. I used microscopy and high-performance liquid chromatography to estimate the biomass and composition of phytoplankton and microphytobenthos. The potential seasonal oxygen production was estimated in 2007 and 2008 by incubating coupled light/dark sediment cores and bottom water from two stations. The sediment community (cells > 3 um) differed from those in the water column and were frequently benthic pennate diatoms and filamentous cyanobacteria (58-88% seasonally and 1-99% in mid-summer). The concentration of microphytobenthic biomass was usually < 2.0 ug g dry sed-1, and various biotic parameters were influenced by light at the seafloor. Declines in dissolved oxygen over a seasonal cycle in 2007 and 2008 were affected more by the initial dissolved oxygen concentration than by the presence of microphytobenthos that could generate oxygen. The sediment (1.2 - 27.3 mmol O2 m-2 d-1, n = 97) and bottom-water (1.1 - 17.5 mmol m-2 d-1, n = 23) oxygen consumption rates were within the range of the few previously-reported data. This work adds to these data and also provides the only sediment oxygen consumption rates at fixed sites over seasonal time scales. These results provide critical input to three-dimensional, physical-biological models of oxygen dynamics for this hypoxic area. Files
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Firefighters sealed a drain after a small amount of an unknown hazardous substance was found on a road in Harpenden.
Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue were called were called to Westfield Road at 3.55pm after a blue puddle was identified next to an empty barrel with a hazard warning on it.
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I am very pleased with both the rotors and the evolution ceramic pads. I have only had them in use for about 100 miles so far but they are fantastic so far!
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I bought this kit to replace the stock rotors and pads. The rotors are lighter than stock. They are corner specific due to the direction of the vanes. My kit came with 20 padlets. There was no brake pad grease in the kit so remember to get some. I marked down one one star because they would look so much better with more holes.


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February 5, 2013
JVR leads Leafs past punchless Capitals
By ROB LONGLEY, QMI Agency
If the Leafs took the time to analyze the NHL schedule before the season began, this one stood out like Clarke MacArthur's sore pinky.
Playing a rested Capitals on the back end of back-to-backs had to look daunting for Randy Carlyle's young squad, one of those trouble spots in a potential week from hell.
Like so much about this goofy lockout-shortened season, we have come to expect the unexpected and Tuesday night at the Verizon Center was full of examples in a 3-2 Leafs win.
For starters, the miserable Capitals record of 2-7-1 is officially not a mirage, a slide that could have them on the ropes before long.
Despite protestations from rookie coach Adam Oates that his team was getting it together, they looked anything but with brutal play in their own end and little of the Alex Ovechkin led punch we've seen so much of in past years.
On the other side, Leafs defenceman Korbinian Holzer jumped ahead of Phil Kessel in the goal-scoring race with the first of his career, but the real offensive story once again came from the stick of new forward James van Riemsdyk.
One goal from hustle and another from solid finish gave him six in 10 games, well ahead of his success rate in his three previous NHL seasons. The win was the Leafs' second over the Capitals in six days and broke a 5-0-1 run for the team in Washington.
With the absence from the lineup of Joffrey Lupul and the goal less streak from Kessel, the Leafs are in desperate need of production and van Riemsdyk and Matt Frattin are the only thing close.
With their busy schedule, the Leafs were compelled to give Ben Scrivens some action this week and James Reimer's backup responded with a solid, if at-times erratic performance for his second win of the season. With the Leafs playing on fumes in the third, Scrivens had to make a number of saves to preserve the win as the Leafs returned to a .500 record at 5-5.
After a home loss on Monday to the Carolina Hurricanes, there was justifiable concern around the Leafs that this could be a truly miserable week. Back-to-back losses at the Air Canada Centre — in which they scored one-goal combined — dumped their home record to 1-4.
With three road games in the following night and facing a rested Capitals side, there was potential for trouble. Except these Capitals are reeling, playing even sloppier in their own end than the Leafs have of late.
That potential evaporated in quick order when van Riemsdyk staked them to a 2-0 lead 12:35 into the game. The opener was on the kind of play that has been driving the Caps crazy this year, a brutal mishandling of the puck behind the net by skittish goaltender Michal Neuvirth. When defenceman Tom Poti couldn't decide whether to poop or get off the pot, van Riemsdyk swept in and grabbed it, depositing it in the empty net.
The Toronto forward's sixth of the season and second of the game came when a broken-stick shot by Cody Franson landed on his stick at the side of the net and the former Flyer buried it easily.
Kessel's struggles took a new twist, leading directly to the Caps' opening goal by Marcus Johansson. Trying to make a move in the neutral zone, Kessel turned over the puck and then was nailed for holding, putting Washington on the power play.
The Caps narrowed the score to 3-2 when Nazem Kadri was sent off for steamrolling Neuvirth and Mike Ribeiro connected on the power play with 13:12 remaining. The Caps had pressure
As for his offensive game, it was a typical of Kessel's season of frustration so far. He created chances and was on the ice for all three of Toronto's goals. But the touch is still missing as we saw early in the third period on a two-on-one when he looked off van Riemsdyk and rifled a wrister high glove side, a puck that was easily snared by Neuvirth.
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Not too long ago, a Great Britain-based magazine called "Flight International" conducted a contest. Identify five obscure aircraft and you would win an expenses-paid trip for two to the Paris Air Show.
One of my brothers entered the contest and won. Big deal. Heck, he's been an aerospace engineer for 35 years and I'm sure he's seen pictures of every airplane ever built.
My brother and his wife flew from Seattle to Paris a couple of weeks ago and enjoyed a wonderful four days in Paris. Not that I'm jealous or anything.
Maybe I can't identify every airplane ever made, but at least I have the satisfaction of knowing I've flown on a Martin 404 and he hasn't. Not that he would want to, but it's something.
Usually around this time of year I become nostalgic about the old Big Eight Conference Skywriters Tour. For more than 25 years, the now defunct Big Eight sponsored a preseason media tour of the conference football camps.
Early on, writers and broadcasters from the conference area would board such antiquated airborne conveyances as DC-3s, Convair 440s and one time only a Martin 404. During the latter years, a motor coach became the primary mode of transportation.
Those of us who made the journey on that Martin 404 it had to have been in the early '70s will never forget it because, well, we survived it. As I recall, this ancient air warrior that had run on commercial airline routes in the late '40s and early '50s was secured through a charter company out of Oklahoma City.
No, it wasn't Owl Airlines. The charter outfit wouldn't have dared fly that plane at night. I don't remember the company's name, but I'd bet my grandchildren it is no longer in business.
Actually, the short flights were OK. The Martin 404 could handle trips from, say, Columbia, Mo., to Ames, Iowa, and Manhattan to Oklahoma City. But the pilots were clearly nervous about the run to Denver out of Oklahoma.
For starters, the pilots determined we had too much weight so a couple of writers and the late John Waldorf, the Big Eight supervisor of officials and tour hospitality director, were chosen lucky guys to take a commercial flight.
With a lighter load, we took off from Oklahoma City's Will Rogers Airport the only aerodrome in the world, incidentally, named for someone who died in a plane crash with a cabin full of smoke.
It wasn't smoke, really. It was condensation, but it looked like smoke and it left the white-knucklers among the scribes and throats wondering what aberrant gene had lured them into journalism school.
Once the condensation cleared, we chugged our way to Liberal, home of the famous Shrove Tuesday pancake race and, more important, an airport. The Martin 404's fuel tanks needed replenishing before pushing across the high plains of eastern Colorado.
Thus Liberal became a rest stop for the weary, nervous Big Eight Skywriters and they took advantage by deplaning and stretching their legs. While jollying on the tarmac, I happened to see the co-pilot carrying eight or nine cans of oil.
Momentarily, he climbed up on the right wing and began methodically pouring the contents of each can into the starboard engine. Ah, so that black paint on the wing behind the engine wasn't paint, after all.
Yeah, the co-pilot told us, that engine consumed oil, but he assured us we had nothing to worry about. He was right, of course. Then again, we were too numb to worry anyway.
The more we flew the Martin 404, the more confident we became. In fact, when the craft stopped in McCook, Neb., to refuel on the way to Lincoln, we watched confidently as the co-pilot fed more oil to the voracious starboard engine.
That which does not kill you, Nietzsche believed, makes you stronger and, although I don't consider those rides on the Martin 404 a life watershed, it makes me feel really good today to be able to tell about it.
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Haka is often described as a "War Dance", but it's more a chant with hand gestures and foot stamping. Originally performed by warriors before a battle, it proclaims their strength and prowess, and generally verbally abuses the opposition.
There were two types of war haka - one performed without weapons, usually to express public or private feelings, known as the "haka taparahi", and the war haka with weapons, the "peruperu". The "peruperu" was traditionally performed before going into battle. It was to invoke Tumatauenga, the god of war, and warned the enemy of the fate awaiting him. It involved fierce facial expressions and grimaces, poking out of the tongue, eye bulging, grunts and cries, and the waving of war weapons.
Before actually going into battle, the warriors would assemble together. The warrior leading the "taua", or war band, would move into the centre of the men to lead the haka. At his call, the warriors would prepare for the "peruperu" haka, during which the tribal elders would make a careful inspection during the dance. If the haka was not performed in total unity, this could be taken as an omen of disaster for the battle to come. During the actual haka before battle, the dancing warriors would eyeball the enemy. Sometimes this would be to stress a particular action during the haka, such as a slicing movement with the arm to indicate the fate awaiting the enemy.
The haka may also be used to tell of great feats, or danced as a special welcome before a high-ranking guest. A haka can also express grievance, or it could be addressing a prayer to one of the ancient Maori Gods.
As with the Polynesian language group, the core components of the haka are reflected in many Polynesian cultures. Most island's traditions say that the haka was brought from Hawaiki, their mythical ancestral homeland. New Zealand is home of the most famous haka: the "All Blacks", New Zealand's national rugby team, performs a Maori haka before their matches. Likewise other Pacific cultures have evolved their own form of haka – the Samoans emphasize their weapons, Tahitians are more gentle, and the Rarotongans have vigorous forms of dance chant similar to the Maori.
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Idaho State Police news release
On December 23, 2012, at 2:47 a.m., the Idaho State Police initiated a traffic stop on a 2013 Dodge Caravan traveling west on US 20 at milepost 308, near Idaho Falls, for speeding.
During the traffic stop, the officer obtained probable cause to search the vehicle, and discovered over $60,000 in cash within the vehicle. The driver and two passengers in the vehicle denied having any knowledge of the cash discovered. The occupants of the vehicle were released and the money found was seized.
The Idaho State Police was assisted by Bonneville County Sheriff's Office K9 unit.
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A sequence of instructions defined as a separate unit within a program, allowing the unit to be invoked anywhere in the program simply by including its name as one of the instructions. Subroutines are similar to functions, except they have no return value.
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BEIJING, June 2 (Reuters) - China's Foreign Ministry on Thursday said it "cannot accept" accusations that hackers likely based in China tried to break into hundreds of Google mail accounts.
"Blaming these misdeeds on China is unacceptable," ministry spokesman Hong Lei told a regular news briefing.
"Hacking is an international problem and China is also a victim. The claims of so-called support for hacking are completely unfounded and have ulterior motives," he said.
The unknown perpetrators, who appeared to originate from the city of Jinan in Shandong province, recently tried to crack and monitor email accounts by stealing passwords, but Google detected and "disrupted" their campaign, the world's largest Web search company said on its official blog. [ID:nN01199426]
The revelation comes more than a year after Google disclosed a cyberattack on its systems that it said it traced to China, and could further strain an already tense relationship between the Web giant and Beijing. Google eventually all but pulled out of the world's largest Internet market by users. (Reporting by Ben Blanchard; Editing by Vinu Pilakkott)


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It's not the size that counts.......: Norwegian Breakaway Cruise Review by lkscruise
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It's not the size that counts.......
Destination: Bahamas
Embarkation: New York (Manhattan)
Embarkation: All parking lots at the Manhattan Terminal were blocked off, and thus many cars, including ourselves had to circle the port many times, and inquire many workers, prior to being told just to go through the cones! This search for parking took over an hour, and many people were frustrated. We stood in a line for approximately 1 1/2 hours, but to our surprise, we were allowed to immediately board without any further waiting. There was no welcoming from the staff, although we sort of liked not being badgered to buy things the moment we got onto the ship.
Food: There are many complimentary restaurants as well as the garden buffet. The garden More buffet is always loud, and there is difficulty finding seating every sea day. On Monday they serve Lobster only on the buffet. You would think that you were setting sail for your last meal on the TITANIC! It is absurd, and people are pushing and shoving, trying to demand many lobsters on their plates. The food in general is typical as far as cruise ship buffet style food. I felt as though the lunch and dinner choices were primarily ethnic, and would have liked to see more American traditional choices especially for the kids. The lines for the Manhattan rooms/taste/savor always had at least a 30 minute wait, even when you arrived early. this was not conducive to feeding children, as even once you were seated, you can expect very slow service with the meals in general taking over 2 hours. The food is of large portions, but never hot, and not nearly as tasty as our local chain restaurants. The rooms in general are very crowded, loud, with only a few staff running around like crazy. i feel that they were trying their best, but very understaffed. We had issues getting water glasses filled, and bread on the table. DO NOT wait in the hour plus line at Great Stirrup Cay for the cold/tasteless food. Just take a couple snacks off the ship, and get back on for lunch. It was the biggest waste of my time, and I regret standing in that line for food that was fed to the sea gulls.
Sports Decks: This ship has amazing amenities like the plank, ropes, spider mountain, and slides. If you plan to use these areas, wait until everyone gets off at port, and there were little to no lines. The staff in these areas were also attentive and our kids had a lovely time! Lock your wedding bands in the safe if you plan to use the slides, as you cannot wear as much as a hair clip or studs...just an FYI.
Pools: Plenty of nice pool space, and no issues finding loungers while ported....a little crowded while at sea.
Rooms: We had a balcony mini suite, which in our opinion was the equivalent of a balcony room on most other ships. In general, the rooms appear very small. The balcony has room for 2 chairs and that's about it....literally. The bathroom on the other hand is huge, with a real shower, and double sink! We had enough space to unload our 2 large suit cases for the 4 of us and fit the cases into the closet. Our room steward was attentive and kept the room tidy.
Shows: Definitely reserve your show times ahead via the website, otherwise you may not get to see the shows. Although, even though we booked in advance, we were bumped to a 11130 show, which was not possible for us with a 3 year old. I didn't think that was fair. Burn the floors is a great. The rock of ages iis totally inappropriate for children, but my husband found the humor in it. You would have to be a comedy central fan appreciate it. The second city was the stupidest show I have ever had to sit through. Stand up improv at a high school level....NCL....you can do much better....again....this only appeals to a certain group of people. The comedy magic show was okay, but did not amaze anyone. In general, I've seem much better.
Kids camp: Our experience with the kids program was very poor, as it was in the past with Norwegian. We arrived to be bum rushed by dozens of parents cutting line to dump their kids off at the zoo. First of all, the line usually took about 30 minutes because all kids were dropped at one main desk. By the time parents got to the front of the line with their kids, about 30% were melting down, and crying on the floor, as they could see into the sea of unhappy kids within. The NCL policy as I was informed is that the children must voluntarily hold a workers hand and enter at will. Then me (the parent) must stand in front of the zoo gates, for 10 minutes to make sure the child doesn't cry. If he cries, the child is quickly handed back to you, and you are expected to come back and try waiting in the line all over again. I've never seen such a poor service provided by a cruise line. We eventually got our 9 year old into the program. He experienced Parachute play with a grown man dressed as a shark under the parachute. He was inappropriately placed with 6 year olds. We never took the kids back, as every time we passed the area, the line was just soooo long. There was a time, when all of your kids will be placed together, but this is only for an hour, so that by the time you get through the line, your kids have just a few minutes together. This was a big complaint by many parents, as the younger ones would not enter at will without the older siblings. Oh yes, and if they ask you if your child has ANY medical condition and you answer yes (even if it will not affect your child until adult hood) and has no affect on your child right now, you will be issued a pager, and thus you cannot leave the ship while your child is in camp. Just an FYI. Don't volunteer anything that is not pertinent to them caring for your child. The staff are not allowed to assist a child with buttoning pants, etc. in the bathroom. They will not help in anyway. Again, a pager is issued, and they will call you as I am told.
Shame on you NCL for providing such a pathetic children's service.
Casino: full of smoke, but huge!
Guest Services: NCL by far has many issues with accounts/and guest services. There are always huge lines of disgruntled passengers who are told that one line is closing, and moved to the end of another long line to wait another 30 minutes. I had to wait in line 3 times over the course of 4 hours to get my credit card correctly linked to my sail card in order to purchase anything or use any amenities. 4 small free strawberries for my hardship. Although the staff was polite and friendly. Thanks.
Staff: In general the staff is friendly, helpful, and polite. I think that much of our service issues were due to the fact that the ship was overbooked, and they were short staffed. The staff in general appeared to be working very hard and never stopped moving.
Taking into consideration, that we sailed during the kids sail free program and that the ship was sold out with >5500 people on board, I would say that the value of our vacation was good. Would I recommend this ship to people who won't use the sports deck amenities and just want to relax and have nice complimentary dinners, probably not. I did hear that the specialty restaurants and Circe show were amazing, although on other cruise lines, you do not have to pay to watch a nice show, or eat a nice meal. If you can score this trip cheap, and have kids that will enjoy the sports decks, then this ship might just be for you. Would we do it again, probably not.
Disembarkation: we waited until last. Typical...delays...congestion....and long customs lines. The typical. Less
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Cabin review:
Nice cabin. Balcony was small and the cabin wasn't much different than a regular balcony cabin.
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Authorities confirm the letter found in the CBS mailroom is not addressed to a specific contestant of the show, and the white powder in the envelope is a 'non-harmful' substance.
Another anthrax scare has hit CBS studios. On Wednesday, September 28, a suspicious white powder was found in a letter which is directed to "Dancing with the Stars". Richard French, a spokesman for the Los Angeles Police Department, has confirmed that the letter was found at around 2 P.M. in a mailroom at CBS Television City.
The L.A. City Hazardous Materials team arrived on the scene about an hour later and tested the material before declaring it is a "non-harmful" substance, but it is still unclear what it is. French explained no one was exposed to the powder and no injury has been reported, adding that the envelope was not directed to a specific participant of "DWTS". Though so, TMZ reported that the letter was addressed to a specific individual - not an on-air personality, connected to the show.
CBS spokesman Chris Ender later released a statement to say that the incident did not affect business operations or show productions except mail room operations which were suspended for a few hours. He declined to comment on what safety precautions CBS may take in the future, considering this is not the first time the studio complex is threatened by an anthrax scare.
Back in November 2010, a similarly harmless envelope of white powder was addressed to Bristol Palin who was competing for "DWTS" at the time. In August this year, a threatening letter was addressed to "The Late Late Show" host Craig Ferguson. The letter was also packed with white powder which was later determined to be harmless.


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Every single time I hear Chief Chickenhawk Cheney challenging
John Kerry's military record, I see red. Cheney once told
reporters, "I had other priorities in the '60s other than
military service," when asked why he didn't serve. I can't
help but wonder how many soldiers in Iraq, if given the chance,
might say that they have more important priorities to attend
to in 2004.
Kerry not only volunteered for military service, he specifically
volunteered to serve in Vietnam, at a time when Cheney went
to great lengths to obtain 5 deferments to evade service.
Kerry served 2 tours of duty in Vietnam. He was awarded three
Purple Hearts, a Bronze Star, a Silver Star, and a Presidential
Unit Citation for Extraordinary Heroism.
And yet Cheney, who's only experience with military service
comes from sending other people's children off to die, has
the gall to question Kerry's ability to handle matters of
defense and national security, and his suitability to be commander-in-chief
during a time of war.
Over the next several months, voters will compare the military
backgrounds of the candidates in order to decide who can best
serve the country in a time of war. In order to do that, they
must be given the truth, instead of a steady diet of disinformation
from million dollar TV ads and dozens of talking heads on
cable news shows.
In campaign speeches all over the country, Cheney has charged
that Kerry would not be a strong president because during
his years in the senate, he opposed some key weapons programs.
Here's what he said about Kerry when he spoke at Westminster
College. "The senator from Massachusetts has given us ample
grounds to doubt the judgment and the attitude he brings to
bear on vital issues of national security."
Cheney is a complete hypocrite for criticizing Kerry's voting
record against defense programs, in light of the fact that
when he was secretary of defense during the first Bush administration,
Cheney himself presided over the biggest cutback in defense
programs in modern history. Between 1989 and 1993, he cut
many of the exact same programs that he now assails Kerry
for voting against.
One of the latest Bush-Cheney TV ads portrays a B-2 stealth
bomber flying over a battlefield and disappearing into thin
air, to make voters think that Kerry voted to cut programs
critical to national defense. Yet, if the truth be known,
it was Cheney and Bush Sr. who canceled the B-2 bomber program,
at the same time that they opposed upgrading the M1 Abrams
tank, and recommended cutting the F-14 fighter jet, and opposed
buying more F-15s.
The minute that Kerry appeared to be the likely nominee,
Republican pundits took to the airwaves in droves. RNC chairman,
Ed Gillespie, led the pack. Gillespie said Kerry voted to
cut $1.5 billion from the intelligence budget, but he conveniently
left out half the story. Kerry never did any such thing. According
to John Pike, who runs the globalsecurity.org Web site, the
truth is that the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) had
appropriated $1.5 billion for a spy satellite that was never
launched. So the Senate passed an amendment to get a refund
for a program that had already been canceled. There's no doubt
that Gillespie knew this charge was dishonest when he made
Never too far from any mud-slinging contest, Chickenhawk
Gingrich always has to put in his 2 cents, "I think the more
that the president and the Republicans describe accurately--
they don't have to exaggerate at all; they just have to describe
accurately and calmly-- what it means...to have voted against
every major weapon system," he said on Fox's Hannity and Colmes,
"I think if they stick to that and stick to the facts, Senator
Kerry will react by saying that he's being smeared by his
own record."
Apparently nobody listened to Newt's advice about not exaggerating.
Sean Hannity certainly didn't when he chimed in with: "He's
(Kerry) voted against every major weapons system we now use
in our military." Every major weapons system, huh, Sean? Yea
Hannity's participation in feeding the public disinformation
is not a bit surprising, but he's not the only media person
to repeat the Republican mantra, without checking out the
truth or falsity of the accusations.
In February, the RNC released a report that listed 13 weapons
systems that they said Kerry had voted to cut, apparently
implying that he should have voted differently. The list included
the Patriot air-defense missiles, B-2 bombers, Tomahawk cruise
missiles, Apache helicopters, and others. However, the report
omits the fact that 10 of the votes that were cited were the
result of Kerry's vote on bill S. 3189, the "Fiscal Year 1991
Defense Appropriations Act." It was one vote on one bill.
There were no separate votes on the 10 programs listed.
Soon after the list was made public, CNN's Judy Woodruff
took the bait and repeated the charge while interviewing Democratic
Rep. Norm Dicks. "The Republicans list something like 13 different
weapons systems that they say the record shows Senator Kerry
voted against. The Patriot missile, the B-1 bomber, the Trident
missile and on and on and on," she said.
Dicks explained how Kerry merely voted on a single bill and
Woodruff seemed amazed. She asked: "Are you saying that all
these weapons systems were part of one defense appropriations
bill in 1991?" Duh---Yea, Judy, that's exactly what he was
saying. I wonder who's in charge of fact-checking (if anyone)
at CNN these days.
Woodruff wasn't the only CNN reporter who gave Republicans
air time to distort the facts about Kerry's voting record.
In an interview with Wolf Blitzer, Republican strategist,
Ralph Reed said Kerry's record was one of "voting to dismantle
27 weapons system, including the MX missile, the Pershing
missile, the B-1, the B-2 stealth bomber, the F-16 fighter
jet, the F-15 fighter jet, cutting another 18 programs, slashing
intelligence spending by $2.85 billion, and voting to freeze
defense spending for 7 years."
Here again, had someone at CNN done just a little research,
it wouldn't have taken much time to figure out that, at worst,
Reed was a bald-faced liar, or at best, that he was totally
ignorant about the defense programs that Cheney fought to
get rid of the last time there was a Bush in the White House.
In fact, the testimony during the hearings on the Appropriations
Bill, proves that Bush Sr. and Cheney were pushing for even
deeper cuts. Cheney berated Congress for not approving more:
"You've squabbled and sometimes bickered and horse-traded
and ended up forcing me to spend money on weapons that don't
fill a vital need in these times of tight budgets and new
requirements. You've directed me to buy more M-1s, F-14s,
and F-16s-all great systems
but we have enough of them,"
he claimed.
Here's the hypocrisy of this issue. The same M-1 tank, F-14,
and F-16 fighters that Cheney mentioned in his testimony,
are all on the list of programs they now say Kerry was wrong
to vote against. And if that's not bad enough, here's what
Cheney said during a recent interview on Fox, "What we're
concerned about ... is his (Kerry) record in the United States
Senate, where he clearly has over the years adopted a series
of positions that indicate a desire to cut the defense budget,
to cut the intelligence budget, to eliminate many major weapons
programs," he said.
I know of only one reporter, Fred Kaplan, who actually did
do a fact check on the accuracy of the RNC report. He took
the time to look up the Senate voting records of the time
and found out that 10 of the thirteen items on the list were
included in one single vote. Based on his review of the information,
Kaplan said the report "reeks of rank dishonesty."
Before the media sanctioned the criticism of Kerry's record,
it should have compared how closely his voting record was
aligned with Bush Sr.'s proposed cuts in defense programs
that he outlined in his 1992 State of the Union Address. Here's
what was said: "After completing 20 planes for which we have
begun procurement, we will shut down further production of
the B-2 bomber. We will cancel the small ICBM program. We
will cease production of new warheads for our sea-based ballistic
missiles. We will stop all new production of the Peacekeeper
[MX] missile. And we will not purchase any more advanced cruise
The reductions I have approved will save us an
additional $50 billion over the next five years. By 1997 we
will have cut defense by 30 percent since I took office."
Next, reporters should have checked out Cheney's testimony
(3 days later), before the Senate Armed Services Committee,
in which he bragged about all the cuts that he had made in
the defense budget: "Overall, since I've been Secretary, we
will have taken the five-year defense program down by well
over $300 billion. That's the peace dividend.
And now we're
adding to that another $50 billion
of so-called peace dividend,"
he said.
Finally, the media should have reviewed Colin Powell's testimony,
as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, at the same hearings,
where he proposed specific radical cuts in the (1) Army divisions
by one-third; (2) aircraft carriers by one-fifth; and (3)
the overall armed forces by 500,000.
Something is very wrong with this picture. Kerry now stands
accused of voting for proposals to cut defense programs that
were presented to him by Bush Sr., Cheney, and Powell. This
has got to be the definition for Hypocrisy with a capital
For Democrats, bashing Kerry's voting record was bad enough,
but the straw that broke the camel's back came when Cheney
and his minions took to the airwaves and waged a full-blown
assault on the credibility of Kerry's military service record
in Vietnam.
Kerry obviously decided he'd had enough and came out with
both barrels aimed at the top 2 chickenhawks. "I think a lot
of veterans are going to be very angry at a president who
can't account for his own service in the National Guard, and
a vice president who got every deferment in the world and
decided he had better things to do, criticizing somebody who
fought for their country and served," Kerry told the Dayton
Daily News. "I think it's inappropriate. I think it shows
how desperate the Republicans are. They don't have a record
to run on. They have a record to run away from," he said.
DNC chairman, Terry McAuliffe, also came out swinging. He
accused Cheney of being "the Bush Campaign's Attack Dog in
Chief," and rebuked Cheney for not serving when it was his
turn. "When John Kerry was risking his life for his country
in Vietnam," McAuliffe said, "Dick Cheney was getting deferments
because, in his words, he had other priorities than military
service. And he feels qualified to tell us that John Kerry
won't do whatever it takes to defend America?" That's right.
Where was Bush for the better part of that year when he was
AWOL? And what qualifies Cheney to decide whether Kerry has
what it takes to defend our country? I hope Kerry and McAuliffe
keep chasing those chickenhawks until they're forced to answer
those questions.


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1st DMC project applies for downtown Rochester demolition
Titan Ventures, which is owned by Rochester's Chafoulias family, plans to build a multi-use entertainment complex on the site of the long empty C.O. Brown building on South Broadway in the heart of downtown.
This is the project that has been earmarked as the first beneficiary of funding via the Destination Medical Center development pipeline. A special redevelopment tax-increment-financing district has already been approved to raise $300,000 to cover the asbestos removal and demolition of the building at 300 S. Broadway.
I assume the asbestos has been yanked out, because City Center I LLC submitted an application Tuesday for the demolition of the building down to the footings and foundation.
Now it's just a question of when the demo work will start. It was pretty quiet on site today.
There's also the question of exactly what will be built.
In September, Mark Steege, chief financial officer for Titan Ventures, told the Rochester City Council that there has been a lot of interest in the project. In May, Titan CEO Andy Chafoulias initially announced he planned to build a three-story building with an Italian restaurant, rooftop bar and a jazz/blues basement lounge.
"There is a significant possibility that (the project) could grow by three to four floors just due to the interest we've had," Steege said back in September.
The last I heard the details had still not been worked out, though that may have changed.
I'm checking with Titan about those assorted loose ends.
Speaking of details, here's more on the funding for the financial wonks out there.
The pay-as-you-go TIF is described by the city's senior administrative analyst Terry Spaeth as essentially reimbursing the annual taxes the developers will pay, once the project is complete. He estimates the earliest Titan could see a payment is 2016


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There is so much anticipation of my arrival. But I have been here since the beginning. I know my destiny and await the time when I will finally be listened to. I have much in store for you.
But my time is not yet. This is all you will hear from me on this until the time is here. I am just a man. A better man than most, true. A man of uncommon insight, yes. But still just a man. Try not to make me into something supernatural.
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Self promotion does nothing for the kingdom:
When people accept Jesus as Lord and Savior, repent, and turn from sin they become the temple of God. God had 2 physical temples that were destroyed, but because of what Jesus did we are now spiritual temples that can't be destroyed. The mission of the two witnesses is to build the temple of God. How do you build the spiritual temple of God? You tell people the good news(gospel) of what Jesus did so that they may be saved and become a temple, and all the temples combined are one temple for all are one in Jesus Christ. If you read the book of haagai and zechariah it shows joshua and zerubbabel building the temple. These two books show the two witnesses in the end, those books show the physical rebuilding after the destruction of Israel but the two end times witnesses rebuild the spiritual temple, same story just spiritual instead of physical. So if someone is promoting themselves and calling people idiots, stupid and such they are not building the temple of God they are tearing it down. Look at yourself and see are you building the temple of God by telling others of Jesus or are you tearing down the temple by promoting yourself and not even mentioning Jesus? Accept Jesus as savior today, become a temple, and encourage others to be part of the kingdom.
2nd corinthians 6:16:
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the temple of God
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ye are the temple of the living God
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The beast and the false prophet build the physical temple but the two witnesses build the spiritual temple(tell people about Jesus is building the temple). Those who accept Jesus as Lord and Savior, repent, and turn from sin are the temple of God
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No other person than you can unlock that gate.
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And you know The little things, the big things, and the millions of in-between things. At the end of the day, Is Always how did you handle it all?
The best and only judge of your actions, feelings, and thoughts is YOU, the judge that resides in the chambers of the heart, the doorway to the Kingdom of Heaven within. For that judge—the only judge that has earned the right to observe you, guide you, and love you unconditionally—is the Christ and it is in the chambers of your own heart that His Whispers can be heard.
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who can know it
Proverbs 3:5:5Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and
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John 15:5 "I am the vine, ye are the branches: He that abideth in me and I in Him, the same bringeth forth much fruit, for
without me, ye can do nothing.
The thing people need to know is they are sinners and they can't turn a key or open a gate without accepting Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, repenting and turning from sin. If we could unlock everything and do everything ourself
then there would have been no need for Jesus to come die on the cross for us.
Look like you didn't understand what I am trying to say Here but that's ok ...!
And Golgotha was a blood atonement, not a saving grace for christians.
What He did on that cross is The reptilian presence had changed the grid lines of Earth, and human beings, from circles to square lines, in perpendicular. That was the hijacking.
When Longinius pierced Yaeshuah side on the cross, his blood flowed down, an earthquake creating the crack, and his blood flowed down over the Ark,
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The ark is the permanent atoms for the planet.
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I had no idea borage sends out tap roots... My last plant didn't, so I thought nothing of putting it in my new SFG....
I have two new plants starting in an adjacent square... What should I do? Is it going to choke out everything around it this summer? (I have a small strawberry plant starting next to it, which I really don't want to lose. Help?
As far as my experience with borage takes me, it really won't start from roots? In fact, the roots are really tempermental and almost impossible to transplant. again, this is just my experience with it. It does, however, start readily from seed in my garden. I have to just thin them out whenever I see one starting in a place I don't want it to grow. The young leaves are edible, btw, and after a light steam they won't be so pokey. Kinda has a cucumber taste.
eta: mine do grow quite big -- I've had one single plant take up a 2'x2' area (or maybe even bigger!)
Would it have seeds already (no flowers yet)? I assumed tap root b/c I read somewhere that they do spread that way, but that never happened with my last one.
I dunno, I've never heard of it doing that? But perhaps there are some I just don't know about! Is it for sure borage?
And is this one that has seeded before at some point? Even last year or whatnot?
I bought it as a larger plant a couple of months ago, so it's very possible it had seeds somewhere. I got brave and plucked the two errant plants and they came out pretty easily, so I think you're right (thankfully)!
I purchased a borage plant in the Fall and I was told explicitly to keep it under control or it would overtake my small garden. My original plant is not actually doing all that great, so I allowed the second one to grow. That one looks gorgeous and is growing nicely. Any others are coming out!
"Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless." - Mother Teresa
Thanks for confirming that... I guess the last plant was in such poor soil that it stayed under control til I killed it....
This one's getting a trim this weekend, and hopefully will do more good than harm this spring.
Also, I'm pretty certain borage is only an annual. So, it does wither and die as part of its normal life span.
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Stir sour cream and lemon zest in a small bowl to blend. Season with salt and pepper. Set aside. Mix flour, buttermilk, eggs, chives, shallots, melted butter, baking powder and baking soda in a medium bowl until well blended.
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KERRVILLE — Hours after filing as a write-in candidate in the November election for his current job, Precinct 4 Kerr County Commissioner Bob Reeves landed the Republican nomination Monday in a vote by Precinct 4 officials.
Reeves replaces Bruce Oehler, the incumbent who died four months ago, as the GOP nominee.
Oehler, 60, represented western Kerr County as commissioner from 1991 to 1998 and from 2007 until his April 21 death, and was unopposed in the November election.
Saying Oehler had mentioned Reeves as his preferred successor upon retirement, County Judge Tom Pollard appointed Reeves as interim commissioner April 28.
Reeves beat out six other candidates seeking the nomination, said Kerr County Republican Party Chairman John Elliott, who wouldn't name the others or reveal the vote outcome among the six Precinct 4 officials who made the pick Monday night.
Uncertain whether he'd be the nominee, and facing a filing deadline of 5 p.m. Monday, Reeves put himself down as a write-in candidate Monday, joining John Sheffield of Kerrville in the race.
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Volunteers are still needed to help out with CabotFest this weekend to set up, disburse drinks, work booths when vendors need a five-minute break, pick up trash, direct people and traffic and help close up when the party is over. Were going to have close to 200 vendors. The car show is going to be bigger this year and the CabotFest pageant has a lot of entries, so its going to be a great event, said Trina Welch, CabotFest coordinator.
The celebration begins at 3 p.m. Friday when armbands will be offered for $15 for unlimited amusement rides. The carnival will be open from 3 p.m. until midnight. The CabotFest Pageant begins at 9 a.m. Saturday in the Family Life Center at Cabot First Baptist Church. Boys up to 5 years and girls up to age 19 will compete throughout the day in 13 divisions.
Miss CabotFest 2006 will receive a sash, crown, trophy and a $250 scholarship certificate to the school of her choice.
My favorite part of CabotFest is the crisp cool air, the smell of cotton candy and popcorn, the roar of the rides and seeing the smile on everybodys faces, young and old, as we come together once a year as a community to celebrate Cabot, said Teri Miesner, volunteer coordinator for CabotFest.
New to CabotFest this year is a 3-on-3 basketball tournament sponsored by the Arkansas Rim Rockers development league.
Players ages 5 years and up can compete. The tournament will culminate in a Top Gun Blowout featuring Arkansas basketball legends Kareem Reed and Scotty Thurman.
Cabot Lions Club opens Saturdays events with a pancake breakfast from 6 to 10 a.m. at First Baptist Church. Booths and stages open at 9 a.m. Entertainment at the main stage this year includes: Stormy Weather from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m; Blue Cahoots, 10:30 a.m. to noon; The Munks, 12:30 to 2 p.m.; Ed Buckner and The Meteors from 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.; Riverbilly from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Performers on the family stage include: Bongo Willie from 9 to 9:40 a.m.; Jeff Jenkins from 10 to 10:30 a.m.; Bongo Willie from 11 to 11:40 a.m.; Hallelujah Harmony from noon to 12:45 p.m.; Ashley Pettit from 1 to 1:30 p.m.; Bongo Willie from 2 to 2:40 p.m.; Clifton Fowler from 3 to 3:30 p.m.; Jason Eagle from 3:45 to 4:15 p.m.
More childrens activities are planned including the return of the rock-climbing wall and a childrens playground by First Security Bank. There will be arts and crafts vendors, and various foods and drinks.
My favorite part of CabotFest is seeing people come out to support their community and have a good time, said Denise Drye, a CabotFest volunteer. Plenty of businesses will display their services and wares and civic organizations such as Cabot City Beautiful and the local AARP chapter will be on hand.


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The vote is necessary to fill the council seat vacated by the election of Jerry Thorne to the mayor's post last Nov. 6.
Because of a change in the city's Municipal Code a decade ago, vacancies on the council must be filled by election, not appointment as used to be the law. Earlier this month, the City Council indicated it wants to return to that system and asked city staff to prepare the necessary legal procedures for doing that.
The mail-in ballot will cost $250,000, a fee charged by the Alameda County Registrar to conduct the election. That's still $100,000 under what the county would charge for a traditional election where voters could choose between a polling place or the mail to cast their ballots.
The balloting-by-mail process also can be done about a month faster than an election with polling places that could not be held before June. As it is, the winner of the May 7 election won't be seated on the council until June 4.
It's not clear how a mail-in ballot will affect turnout in the May election. Although a record-high 47% of all voters who cast ballots in the Nov. 6 election mailed theirs in, a majority, 53%, still preferred going to the polls. That 47%, City Manager Nelson Fialho pointed out, was not only the highest percentage of voters in Pleasanton, but also in any city in the county.
The council had the option of changing the code now to allow for an appointment of someone to fill the vacant council seat, but that would have required an ordinance change, public hearings and time allowed for an appeal, putting the appointed council member in office about the same time that an elected one could be seated.
"I think we should move ahead as planned this time, but start the process that would allow future councils to appoint someone rather than require a special election," said newly-elected Councilman Jerry Pentin. "For me, to spent $250,000 for a mail-in election or $350,000 for a regular one doesn't make sense when we are trying to find money for projects and capital improvements."
Fialho said the nomination period to be on the May 7 mail-in ballot will open Jan. 14 and close Feb. 8.


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yesterday i said that i have probably blogged about valentino garavani more than anyone else. not so sure that is absolute fact. jackie kennedy has gotten plenty of coverage, so has céline (even though that isn't a person), the lsd, steve mcqueen, i could, but i won't go on and on. with more thought i think interior designer michael s. smith tops the list, and here's a bit more!
i came across more pictures of michael's amazing new home in holmby hills just recently. the house was featured last year in the wall street journal magazine, photographed by the great francois halard. of course i featured the house and i'm excited to share more!
here are a few more images, more details to take in and more beauty to absorb. no one does it quite like michael, i guess that's why we all just keep wanting more!
speaking of more. michael's partner james costos was just appointed by president obama to be the new ambassador of spain- that's amazing! i don't know about you, i can't wait to see what michael does in spain! i'll be waiting!


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