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I am 27 years old my bp is 150/90. Is it necessary to take medicine any other suggestions. If I take medicine then it will be continue for lifetime.
I am hypertensive and on lately my BP was shooting to 160/100. My Dr. has increase my dosage to 80 mg telmesatern from 40 mg. Please confirm in case the dosage is on right lines.
My echo test is normal and no thyroid but my heart normal rate is 120 beats and tension times 140 beats what is solution for this.
Sir when I start running fast during exercise I have problem in breathing for few minutes and my weight is 74 kg and height is 167 cm.
TEST NAME TECHNOLOGY VALUE UNITS NORMAL RANGE PROCESSED AT: TOTAL CHOLESTEROL PHOTOMETRY 231 HDL CHOLESTEROL - DIRECT PHOTOMETRY 45 LDL CHOLESTEROL - DIRECT PHOTOMETRY 150 TRIGLYCERIDES PHOTOMETRY 169 TC/ HDL CHOLESTEROL RATIO CALCULATED 5.2 LDL / HDL RATIO CALCULATED 3.3 Ratio 1.5-3.5 VLDL CHOLESTEROL CALCULATED 33.8 NON-HDL CHOLESTEROL CALCULATED 186.2 Pl. Advice.
Whenever I do any cardio activity it hurts in my left arm and chest and becomes normal after 10-15 minutes. Is it something serious or should I ignore it?
I had a lipid profile, kidney and sugar test because I had high bp. But all of my reports are normal what is the reason of my high bp?
I am 70. Taking BP medicines Arkamin 3 times, cilacar10 2 times, betacard 50 once. I am diagnosed with accelerated hypertension. Occasionally palpitation increases to 100-110. Please advice.
I am having a cholesterol problem and I am on atorlip f since 3 years I go for walk everyday since one year but can not able to reduce my weight. I think I have a digestion problem it's like I always feel bloating stomach pls advice how to reduce weight?
I have bicuspid aortic valve mild AR mildAs with mild lv diastolic dysfunction. I am taking embeta xr 75 mg in a day for arrythemia. Please give me suggestions.
Our survival is solely reliant on the working of the heart. It is this that makes the prospect of a heart failure so fatal and so terrifying. Notwithstanding what the heart evokes, a heart failure is not indicative of a defunct heart; but only a situation when the heart pumps weaker than what is generally deemed as natural. Consequently, the blood flows at a slower rate to the heart and the body that in turn increases pressure in the heart. The oxygen that is produced by the heart in such a scenario is scanty and insufficient for the body.
body responds with its own defense mechanism, as the heart, in an attempt to hold more blood, stretches its chambers. Though this strenuous effort may keep the blood moving, it would gradually and inevitably weary the heart with all the effort. Subsequently, the kidney responds by retaining more salt and fluid in the body. These fluids may accumulate in different parts of the body, mainly in the legs, feet, ankles leading to congestion in the body. This very condition in medical terminology is referred to as congestive heart failure.
Different causes can contribute to the onset of such a fatal condition. Some of them are
- Coronary artery disease: In such a condition, the arteries supply insufficient amount of oxygen and blood to the heart. Subsequently, the heart receives scanty amount of nutrients and oxygen.
- Heart attack: The sudden, unanticipated blockage of the coronary artery and the ensuing stoppage of the flow of the blood lead to a heart attack. The heart muscles are damaged in such a case and prevent the proper functioning.
- Diseases: Though the term may be generic and over expansive, most of the ailments which people suffer from tend to manifest themselves by posing a potential threat to the functioning of the heart. A high blood pressure, kidney disease, even a thyroid disease can cause congestive heart failure.
Every disorder is preceded by certain symptoms, and congestive heart failure is no different. Some of them are
- Fatigue: This is one of the most perceptible symptoms of congestive heart failure. One of the earliest premonitions of an impending heart failure is a nagging sense of weariness and lethargy.
- Swelling: As the condition is characterized by accumulation and build-up of fluids in various part of the body, swelling is an inevitable symptom of this condition and a clear indication of the ailment.
I got all tests doctor ECG ECO Endoscopy, everything normal but since 3 months I am having this pain. Upper chest down of collar bone, some times it circulated few seconds, I went many doctors they said only it is costochondritis. Even MRI also I did it show some minor infection in bone, first time they gave every thing fine other, after that they gave minor infection results? After that I went to some multi special hospital one of the senior doctor declared this is 100% costochondritis. And gave etoshine 120.
I have hypertension problem now blood pressure is fine after taking tazloc beta 25 twice a day and blood pressure reading is around 125 average. But I am feeling hot in my face ,neck and above the abdomen and something burning in my body. I have problem of feeling since 2 years previously in was taking cilacar 10 br and inderal la 20 mg od Why I am feeling hot?
A heart attack and Cardiac Arrest may sound like terms that have the same medical meaning. They are not. While a heart attack occurs when the flow of blood to the heart is blocked, a cardiac arrest occurs when the heart stops to beat. You might want to know the causes behind the conditions and the symptoms and signs that one may experience. Read on to know about them.
What is a heart attack and what is a cardiac arrest?
When the flow of blood towards the heart gets blocked, a heart attack occurs. This may be due to a clot in the arteries or plaque buildup on the walls of the arteries. A sudden cardiac arrest occurs when the affected individual's heart malfunctions as well as it stops to beat all of a sudden.
Thus, it is evident that heart attack is actually a circulation problem whereas cardiac arrest is an electrical problem. During a heart attack, blood rich in oxygen is not allowed to reach a particular part of the heart because of a blocked artery. If quick treatment is not done for reopening the blocked artery, then that specific section of the heart which receives nourishment from that artery tends to die.
In cardiac arrest, as the heart stops beating unexpectedly, so organs like brain, lungs, etc. also stop receiving blood. It results in a sudden fall in blood pressure as well as the circulatory system tends to collapse. Usually, the affected individual loses consciousness because the flow of blood to the brain decreases. Death might follow if emergency treatment is not carried out immediately.
Quite like the conditions are different, the symptoms are also different. Here are some of the most common symptoms of both heart attack and sudden cardiac arrest. It will assist you in understanding that both these health issues are different.
Symptoms of a heart attack:
Pressure or pain in abdomen or chest, trouble breathing, sweating, dizziness, chest tightening feeling, pain that spreads to arm or jaw, losing unconsciousness, heart palpitation, etc. are some of the basic signs. According to studies, nearly one-thirds of the heart attack patients do not undergo chest pain during heart attacks.
Particularly women experience atypical symptoms other than the ones that are mentioned above. Few of them include gastric pain, vomiting, nausea, breathing problem without any chest pain, getting unconscious, etc.
Symptoms of Cardiac Arrest:
Collapse, dizziness, trouble in breathing, chest pain, blue discoloration of face, etc. are the most common sudden cardiac arrest's signs. A huge number of people who experience cardiac arrest do not experience any symptoms at all.
Though both heart attack and cardiac arrest are linked to each other some way or the other, yet they are different. However, both the conditions need immediate medical assistance, an absence of which may prove fatal.
My mother was having bp 160/90 a year before she was taking losartan 50 since no improvement shifted to telma 20 and now telma 40 for about three months her bp is 155/61 should she continue or any change required.
23 year old. Having high bp issue .I'm following these things let me know if any update required. Woke up and have 2 lemon with warm water. Then 1/2 piece of garlic. Then 1 pic of garlic with honey. Then drink 2-3 glass of water n then have 1 apple n 2 banana. Sometime coconut water also. N then take my medicine Telmaxx 50. Then simple lunch at afternoon with 1 raw onion. Then dinner n have medicine Amlogard 10 mg.
How to lower high triglycerides and what food has to be consumed for each meal especially for dinner.
Having a Chest pain since 5-6 days. It feels like my heart is running faster. Whenever I climb stairs and eat it feels louder. Also. Stomach and body ache. Dizziness. Burping and Farting. Feels like I will vomit but not. Sometimes eyeburn may be coz of mobile in night. And shortness of breath.
Commonly people believe that you can understand your blood pressure is high if you are feeling dizzy suddenly, or you are not able to sleep at night. Also sweating profusely is often related to having hypertension. But, to be honest, hypertension usually does not have any symptoms which might help you get alert and take action to control it. This actually imposes a great threat to your well being as you do not understand if you have hypertension. It is extremely important for you to keep checking your blood pressure level in order to avoid developing hypertension and hence developing a risk to your heart.
Although there aren't any major or very noticeable symptoms, here is a list of some rare symptoms which you can follow:
1. Headaches: If you are suffering from dull headaches almost regularly, it might be because you blood pressure has increased. The headaches can be a dull buzz or a severe migraine like ache. Keep monitoring your headaches and consult your doctor as soon as possible.
2. Dizziness: You might suddenly feel dizzy or you might feel you are about to pass out if your blood pressure increases. Make sure you refer to a doctor as soon as something like this happens.
3. Nosebleeds: A sudden occurrence of nosebleed might also be a symptom of a sudden increase in your blood pressure.
4. Severe anxiety: Severe anxiety or a panic attack is often referred to as a symptom of hypertension. If you have a sudden panic attack with no apparent reason, it may be because your blood pressure has suddenly risen.
5. Shortness of breath: High blood pressure may often cause a shortness of breath. You might experience it during various every day activity like walking, climbing stairs, etc.
6. Nausea: A sudden increase in blood pressure might make you feel nauseous. You might even vomit when this happens. Make sure you consult your doctor if this happens.


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Robbers clash with villagers, police in Egyptian oasis in continued lawlessness
CAIRO (AP) ' Officials and witnesses say a gang of robbers attacked a village in southern Egypt after being surprised by police while trying to steal railroad tracks for scrap metal.
Residents of Sanaa in Kharga oasis 520 kilometers (320 miles) south of Cairo say the gang exchanged fire with police on Monday and took villagers as hostages. One villager was killed during the fighting.
The gang then holed up on a mountaintop where they are now besieged by police, security officials said Tuesday. They spoke anonymously because they were not authorized to talk to the press.
Much of Egypt has experienced a security vacuum since 2011's mass uprising against longtime ruler Hosni Mubarak.
The clash took place on the same day as a family vendetta in northern Cairo left five dead.

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- 69 years old
- Date of birth: Dec 1, 1942
- Date of passing: Mar 26, 2012
|Let the memory of Jerry and James be with us forever
"my two brothers were something else they were so close to each other and always looked out for us four sisters. they are gone but never forgotten by the three of us sisters we love them so much. I never thought loosing a sibling would hurt so much till my oldest sister died and then five months later brother Jerry left us. then eight months later our brother James left us, Jim used to say I have to go to Jerry he wants me to come to where he is he is over in the corner calling for me. that was when he was so sick in the hospital. I would tell him to fight Jim fight do not give into that cancer but he was to sick to fight it. he went to Vietnam when he was seventeen years old he never told anyone what he went through over there but my son and Jerry's son Scott my grandchildren loved him so much and my granddaughter went to the Michigan foot ball games, he said it was like taking another guy along with him, he was so proud of his family and he loved us all he was a good son and husband and brother he had so many friends I will never for get him, or my brother jerry was a very good person and father and son he was so sweet he never met a stranger, h e has been gone three years now and we go over to Big Boys to eat and the waitress say aren't you Jerry Morgan's sisters and we say yes and they treat us like royalty he would come down and spend time with us at our cookouts and talk to the grand kids they loved him a lot as well as my kids did. Brother you may be gone but never forgotten. you both will always be in my heart and my mind I think back on the things we went thru when we were kids and wonder how we made it but God saw us thru the six kids no one really wanted and we turned out pretty good."
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A boy's knees
Active? You can no more stop Big Guy from rushing headlong into life than you can stop the wind. If he's not crashing on his bike, he's sailing off his scooter. Or he's running downhill on the sidewalk at a speed that just won't let him stop quickly unless he lands on his knees.
The result is a constant patchwork of scrapes, scratches and gouges. One no sooner heals than a new one forms to replace it.
It's not because Big Guy's a klutz like his mom. It's because he knows only one speed: Overdrive.
He's been that way since he learned to walk at 10 months. His chubby belly would get ahead of his wobbly legs, and he'd topple over.
"Be careful!" his dad would warn after every fall. He did it so often that Big Guy learned to fall, giggle, then look at his dad and chirp "Careful!" I'm not sure if he thought that was what you say after you fall or if it was the first sign of the joker to come.
Used to be a layer of jeans that lasted only a little longer than a Kleenex offered some protection. No matter how cold it is now, though, Big Guy prefers shorts. It's great for the budget because I'm not replacing clothing once a month. It's not so great for his legs.
We have the routine down now. Big Guy tumbles, whimpers a little and runs into the house. I clean him up with peroxide and apply "magic" Bactine. I really need to start buying that stuff by the gallon. Sometimes, if it's more of a gash than a scrape, I'll add Neosporin and a Band-Aid later. A camouflage one, which I suppose is supposed to be more manly.
Sometimes even that doesn't help if he crashes again on a recent cut. "Oh, those knees!" the tech moaned when he went to get his allergy shot recently. They looked so bad that she broke out the Neosporin and bandages on the spot. "You need to be more careful!" she admonished.
As if.
Honestly, I wouldn't have it any other way. He's an adrenaline junky who's going to find some way to get his high. I'd rather it be through scraped knees than via something truly stupid.
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Luya Tshimbalanga napsal(a): > Have you tried to use isometric perspective for both 24x24 and larger icon? > > Btw, look at dialog-question icon to see if you can do something similar. Also > please check out http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Artwork/EchoIconTheme > I haven't tried the isometric perspective. I though, as they are listed under action icons, they should use "slightly tilted" perspective (according to guidelines). Am I wrong? About the dialog-question icon... I think I should change change the coloring and the question mark in the help-faq icon... But I also saw, that the question mark with circle around is in some icon themes used for help-about icon. Do you think it would be better than a star (which is used by bluecurve icon theme for that icon)? And thanks for the link. I'll check the ToDo list to see what I can do. Thanks, Martin
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A consortium, led by the Preston-based Eric Wright Group, has been appointed to build 390 extra care apartments in the biggest scheme of its kind to ever be developed in Stoke-on-Trent.
The city council has nominated Sapphire – a consortium of construction, housing, facilities management, property development and architect professionals – to complete the £100m project over the next three years.
The villages will be created at three sites across the city for people aged over 55 and will be fully-occupied by 2017.
The villages will offer spacious apartments within a community setting, with facilities on site and convenient transport links.
The consortium comprises a number of firms which have experience in providing a range of housing projects countrywide – the Eric Wright Group, Your Housing Group, Kajima Partnerships Limited, and Seddon Construction.
Richard Turpin, from the Eric Wright Group, said: "We are delighted to have secured this prestigious contract.
"We are looking forward to making our plans for the villages a reality for the people of Stoke."
Facilities include one-bed and two-bed self-contained apartments, communal lounges, restaurant facilities, a launderette, landscaped gardens, hair and beauty salons, gyms and a variety of social and activity events.
The housing will help meet an identified need in the city and will be available for a range of people. It offers residents the opportunity to continue living independently with the same privacy they would have in any other kind of housing, but with access to other services and facilities that help them.
Sapphire will build, finance and operate the retirement villages over a 25-year period in partnership with the council.


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All genuine Audi Rs3 parts used in the making of this 2008 pre-facelift Replica.
Looks wicked mate!
Stunning mate, love the shape of the RS3.
I think it looks ace mate.
The number plate "SHADEY" is fairly apt.
Credit to you for the effort.
looks beautiful, just the side skirts now
Love it mate what car is the replica based on 2.0tdi ?
sideskirts are fitted in pic but not sure if they are the correct ones though?? Didn't realise until it came out of the paint shop. Was really annoyed with myself as I like everything perfect.
yes it's 2.0 tdi 170 but remapped to 204bhp with DPF removed. Goes very well if I'm honest. I've had a lot higher bhp cars in the past but this has quite surprised me to be honest. Loads of torque with a diesel, pulls strong and rapidly.
Glad your happy with it mate it looks evil parked up
Looks mean, I like it, great effort m8
Looks cracking. Is that RS4 parts or have they started churning out kits yet?
If I were to do something like that, id leave off the RS badge ... esp on a diesel ... but that's just me.
Looks lovely mate, don't like votex side skirts. Spent all that money, might as well get the genuine RS3 ones. Did you also buy the carbon fibre wings?
Well done mate !! Car looks a Beast !
there all genuine A3 parts and between the facelift it's cost me a small fortune, done all the work myself, just had Bodyshop to paint. I'm happy with the finish, just need to change the skirts.
i know I didn't realise about the skirts till it came out from paint, as they were genuine audi skirts I thought they were all pretty much the same, so it totally slipped my mind, but I am on the hunt for Rs3's, and yes carbon fibre wings are fitted along with all the other parts I struggled to get hold of, But I did notice on eBay when I just finished my project was a company in Birmingham producing replica kits, not sure on the finished product but cheap enough fir a grand?? But overall I'm glad I went down the OEM route although I've spent in the region of 4k on the car between everything.
Was waiting for it, I can't justify paying an extra £30k for an Rs3 with the extra running costs to go with it.
That's the ticket, The A3 now has the looks but with the low running costs as a daily runner ;-) An R8 is on the cards for a performing weekender, will update you when its here, then I'm sure I will get the TDi image posted on that post 2 lol..
ha ha ha ha...... TDi Hyper car and TDi super cars even I can't wait for that one...... fair play enjoy you're diesel RS3, man that cracks me up
Like I said, it's only for a daily run around which I must admit is nicer than most other people's daily runners. You could swear its all I've ever saved up for lol.. I could diss/mock you but just like you, I don't know you just like you don't know me so therefore I rather keep my comments to myself as there's always someone else out there bigger and better no matter how much you have. I just hope that Rs3 of yours is a daily run around otherwise quite frankly you have no reason to dig if you know what I'm saying ;-)
you got all rs3 interior?
Mate looks amazing!!! the kit u spoke of or replica kit is what ill be buying and putting on my A3 which currently is a full S3 replica, looking at 1G for the kit plus facelift bonnet and paint personally I'd be looking at a £1400 job.
yes but I need the bucket style seats at a sensible price.
This fellas a real charmer!
Ignore it mate looks spot on to me!
go for it mate, it's a lot cheaper option than going OEM, I've looked on there site and it seems pretty good quality, they do a lot of other kits for other up market cars so surely that speaks for itself?? Keep me posted! ;-)
I have to say, you have done a smart job getting it to look that good. Thumbs up. I'm just gonna de-badge mine, when I can be bothered :/
Your right lol. Things like that don't bother me to be honest, I've seen plenty of other replica cars based on cars I've had and to be honest, good luck to them. I don't have a problem like some ha. Talking of replicas ill post a pic of another replica I snapped up a few years back in my younger days lol
leave the badges on, because it winds up certain people besides most cars are parked up for 80% of the day ;-)
Thanks to copycat and replica owners a spate of RS3 interiors thefts have occurred, just do us all a favour and buy the bits you need rather than 'acquiring' them......... the bit I don't get is buying RS3 badges and sticking them on a diesel. If it was an S3 I could understand it, we're never going to agree on this.......
only the rear S3 badge I mean
whats the ferrari based on, S2000?
If that's the case, whether its on a diesel or an S3 it's wrong as its not an Rs3!! As you've quoted in the past. If anyone knows where those front seats have gone let me know as I need a pair myself ;-) nothing has been "acquired" on my car, and actually the Rs3 badges were already fitted to the grill and tailgate I "purchased" therefore couldn't be bothered to take them off to suit the likes of people like you! I'd **** myself laughing if your car ended up in a replica one day as you go on and on and on and on and on and on.... about replica Rs3's so much.
Looks spot on that fella!
You're always gonna get haters but if you like it, that's all that matters!
ouch touched a nerve..... Sorry.
Not at all buddy, best thing about it I get people thinking mine is an Rs3 at a cost of under £10k lol.. Personally if I was you I would have layed out an extra 10k if that and got yourself an R8, there down to 40-50k now, at least to joe blogs they look like a proper performance car which wont be copied rather than looking just like an every day A3. Lets be fair they don't look like 30-40k worth of car do they??
Until you've driven one....... try one out, guarantee you're shocked. They truly are awesome........ 340bhp, 2.5litre, Turbocharged 5 cylinder engine. Guarantee Audi start rolling this engine format out over other ranges.
For me the go always outshines the looks, then again the it's the driving I prefer not the parking...... ha ha ha ha ha
I have driven one and was tempted to buy one but for the price tag I decided to do a replica for every day use and purchase an R8 instead. Like I said they go well but don't look 30-40k of car, personally I would have bought an Rs4 instead, beefy all round not just like an A3 on roids, bulky on top (front end) skinny legs (rear end)
I don't see that as a replica, I see it more as an "exterior upgrade to RS3"; that Ferrari posted over there was a replica, this one was a base car upgraded with a higher version (of the same car) parts.
I like it, even with those side skirts look nice.
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A video of the POET-tool — used to exploit the ASP.NET padding oracle vulnerability — have been published to show the tool in action. The video shows the steps taken by the tool to compromise the web.config file of the application, which in this example contains the ASP.NET machine keys.
Following the results presented in the Usenix paper by Rizzo and Duong, the tool does not compromize the keys directly, but rather relies on the oracle to create a valid ciphertext which in turn can be used to retrieve the web.config from the application. The machine keys are not completely lost until the web.config is served as a regular file by ASP.NET.
Access to the machine keys enables forging of viewstates — as well as Forms authentication cookies. Apparently, a DotNetNuke cookie can be forged to log the attacker in as a superuser.
What happens after this is not related to the current ASP.NET vulnerability, but is related to a different vulnerability. Shell access is obtained to the machine through a known attack, and is carried out by installing a new module in DotNetNuke.
We'll return to the forged DotNetNuke cookie. Why is this possible? Well, yes, the encryption key and signing key for an authentication cookie are both compromised. Still, it's possible to tighten up session security in DotNetNuke. An authentication cookie should be tied to some server side state. When it's not, like in this demo, the entire authentication procedure can be skipped and rendered useless — unfortunately a very common setup in ASP.NET applications. In other words, losing your machine keys should not immediately lay open the road to log in to your application as a superuser!
I'll be blogging more about ASP.NET session management, and the whole "authorization based exclusively on client controlled state" idea. It's an important, though somewhat complicated matter.
Software security blog by André N. Klingsheim, who's learning to love .NET and Microsoft servers.
Sep 24, 2010
ASP.NET padding oracle vulnerability, the video
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Discussion in 'Android Devices' started by parthzzzz, May 12, 2010.
i would like to know how is senseEXPRESSO before i update to it
Nice, and very fast. Like all 2.1 Roms, there are bugs, BUT Stickman is a great developer, and fixes things as quickly as he can. The ROM is a port from t-mobile, so there are a few things different from regular Hero ROMs, but the differences are negligable, I highly recommend it. Take a look at the thread here to get a better idea: [ROM] [09/05/10] SenseESPRESSO V1.01 [NOW ONLINE]
I'm finding it nice and slick there's a few things that will get ironed out by stickman over time but all in all its a pretty slick rom
If it's anything like SlideVillain (which is based on the same thing), it will be awesome
Can anyone post some screenshots of this ROM?
Does it have working GPS?
Look at the link Elpelco posted.
Sorry, it appears the pictures didnt load for me first time round haha
Does this rom have MMS problems or Voicemail icon issues?
Does it have built in Apps2sd working
Flashed it loved the theme, seemed smooth, could not do my full titanium restore as there was a sense backup which kept FC, plus there is no fix for MMS yet, it was nice having a voice mail icon back for 5 mins though...
Nanding my 5.5 backup..
really loving the look of this just need to know if anyone else is having difficulty adding favourites? also not sur how to change wallpaper and lock screen?
Again, asuming it's like SlideVillain: Press Menu on the home screen and pick MyModes, then Change Your Mode.
thanks ur right although i press my modes and nothing happens? any1 else got the same prob?
Using the new Expresso 2.1 BUILD 4 and im just stuck at the boot screen....
Ok, it's working now. 3G doesn't work, but the ROM is fast and smooth!
stickman it some sort of rom developing genius. im finding the rom great, there are a few FC's but all in all its the best 2.1 ive used.
i havent yet tested the google nav or gps tho. i might get the chance at the weekend.


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When I was pg with DD, we wanted a boy soooooo bad. Everyone was sure she was a boy. When we had our anatomy scan and found out it was a girl, I cried... a lot... so much so that the ultrasound tech was CLEARLY annoyed at me. Then we went out shopping and all of the Easter egg shades of the girls section in BRU made me cry again. It was ridiculous. After a few days, I got myself together and got excited. I did some more shopping and found stuff that I liked.
When DD arrived, I couldn't imagine having a boy instead. She was just wonderful. When she was 2 weeks old, we made the 350 mile drive to my grandparents' house from where we lived at the time to take DD to see my grandmother for her birthday. My grandmother was not well for many years and she couldn't do much for herself anymore, wasn't really with it some of the time, and could only occasionally form a coherent sentence. But, when she held my little girl (setting the boppy in her lap and laying DD in it, she could "hold" her), the two of them formed an instant connection. Somehow, she was able to form sentences to talk to this little girl. And Anna was completely mesmerized by her. Their relationship really only grew from there. One of Anna's first 10 words was Nanny. She would climb the side of the wheelchair to kiss her. And even when my grandmother couldn't form words, we could tell what she was trying to say b/c she said it in the same tone and with the same facial expressions that I remember her using with the rest of us when we were little. It was truly beautiful. Nanny passed away two months ago (two months ago today, actually) and Anna still asks for her. (Anna will be two and a half at the end of next month.) She loves her so much and we have beautiful pictures to remember their relationship by.
I really don't think that my grandmother would have formed the same connection to a boy. She had 3 girls and 4 granddaughters before there was a single boy in the family and then it was all boys- 1 grandson and 4 great-grandsons. I think a little girl took her back to happier times. I think God knew that our family needed a little girl. And He always knows best. I was bitterly disappointed after the u/s, but I wouldn't trade my little girl for anything in the entire world. And the joy that she brought to my grandmother made us all love her that much more.
I'm certainly not putting anyone down for having gender disappointment b/c I have a heinous offender (and probably would have been this time if this baby hadn't been a girl- how things change), but I do think that God gives us each exactly the child that He has created for us and while our vision is so short sighted, He sees much further. Just wanted to encourage you! (But I do hope your u/s was right, girls are wonderful!)
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Make Your Monday - December 30th
The New Year is upon us! Wrapping up December with non stop holiday madness, Em spent a lovely and thriving Christmas morning at home with her TH and then headed to Nic's for Christmas dinner. She then made the seemingly endless drive to the Bay Area to spend her birthday and the last few days of December with family before gearing up for a sparkling NYE bash. Nic had planned to also drive up to the Bay Area for Christmas, but BK came down with his very first cold which made traveling far too difficult. She made the most of it though, by having her in laws and Mama come over Christmas Eve and a few friends (including Em) over for a cozy Christmas Day dinner. Christmas with her NorCal family will be postponed a few weeks until she can drive up again!
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This page is for anyone to add a description of a modification they would like to see, and for anyone familiar enough with the system to provide some info on how/if the modification might be possible. If you've thought of a mod that you would like to see as part of the system, feel free to add a description in one of the open sections.
Up in that black title bar section where it constantly tells you the next street that's coming up?
This is my biggest pet peeve about the system (after the input lock while driving), not being able to see what station I just switched to when scrolling through with the steering wheel button. I'd be just as happy to get rid of the "upcoming street notification" all together.
When you press and hold the steering wheel volume button, after a short delay, it repeats and continuously changes the volume until you let go. Where can we change the length of this delay?
Better yet, a way to scrip it so that it changes the volume in increasing increments.
Find a way to script it so that when you hit the Volume button on the steering wheel, the second time you hit it, if it is within 200ms it increases by 2 and the third time you hit it if it is within 200ms of the previous hit, it increases by 3 and the fourth time you hit it, if it is within 200ms it increases by 4 and continues to increase by 4 - until you fail to hit it within the 200ms - then it resets to increasing by 1. (or there could be a fall off where if within 300 ms, increase by 3, if within 400ms increase by 2, and reset after 400)
Is there a way to increase the volume of both the turn signal and the blind spot monitoring (BSM) alarm? The rear view monitor (RVM) volume is loud enough at parking lot speeds, but on the highway with the radio up and wind noise, the BSM and turn signal volumes are woefully inadequate.
JCI: Johnson Controls, Inc. LDW: Lane Departure Warning PB: Phone Book BTHF: Bluetooth Hands-free BSM: Blind Spot Monitoring RVM: Rear View Monitoring VWM: vehicle warning - maintenance (?) NMS: Network Management System/services (?) PA: Parental Access (?)
When I select USB input, the first three items on the menu do the following
1. Source list (AM, FM, USB…)
2. Category list (Artist, album …)
3. Current track list
[This is the actual behavior, not what is described in the manual.]
The corresponding icons are
1. Looks like a musical note
2. Looks like a list (should be folder)
3. Looks like a folder (should be list)
Surely, the second and third icons are reversed. Could this be fixed?
[Note that in the manual, the icons correctly match the described functionality, and also match the actual placement of the icons, but the functionality does not match reality, because in reality the second (list) icon selects the category list, and the third (folder) icon selects the current track list. The car could be brought into agreement with the manual by reversing the functionality of the second and third items, but IMHO this would be illogical because the (higher level) category list naturally belongs to the left of the current track list.]
I usually have the infotainment on the NAV screen, but without a destination, so I always hide the menu. But every time I restart the car the menu is back. Annoying! Could this be fixed?
Is there a way to keep the car in sport mode when I turn it on. Have the option of turning it off when I want with the button but to default to sport? I prefer the fun ride over gas savings.
Would be cool to have the Mazda "Zoom-Zoom" sound byte play from the system when starting the car. Maybe a small .WAV or .MP3 file. Is this possible?
Is anyone working on support for Android Auto? Or do we expect there to be a standard upgrade from Mazda that supports it?
I'm not sure if the infotainment system has access to the vehicle operating parameters, but if so, it would be cool to have a screen that displays them all. Parameters such as:
There is also an extensive list of sensors that could be displayed that would be interesting but not generally as useful (air intake temp, MAP and MAF readings, barometric pressure, throttle position, ignition timing, etc). Some redundancy wouldn't hurt either (e.g. all the values in the "Info" dash display, outdoor air temp, etc).
The ability to change radio stations with the knob by pressing it in the left or right direction to click through your favorites instead of having to go to the list with the knob and clicking and scrolling.
can you please make me facebook application to install and youtube and web browser like chorme or firefox or other… the facebook like in iphone (to comment, to view a video , to see a pucture )and please i wish i install mazda media player to my iphone because the newst version for mazda media player doesn't work in iphone. please try this and answer me as soon as possible.
Instead of it auto unfold when car is unlock for reomoving or putting in things in the car.
The stock navigation system obviously knows your current speed because it changes the Speed Limit indicator red/yellow if you exceed the posted speed limit. I'd like to find a way to display the current speed on the stock overlay.
Apparently the High Beam Control is not available in European (Dutch) version of the CX-5 Skylease GT 2015/2016. Is it possible to enable this function in the computer of the car?
The option is not available in the standard settings of the board computer.


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Bill Roper on a multitude of Champions Online topics. Specifically, you'll find discussion on Cryptic's free weekends, Nemesis Confrontation and even a hint at future updates in the coming weeks and months.
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Who doesn't appreciate a solid, informative list? The answer is nobody! Because lists are so exhilarating, I will be sharing a few similarities and differences between America and Spain based off my own observations. I am no travel guru, but for the sake of this list, let's pretend I am. I was taken back by how these countries could be so alike, yet remote. Without further ado, let's begin with the parallels.
A Few Similarities of America and Spain
Remember the Ads you automatically avoid like the plague? Well, you're in luck because Spain also has the same tactics to consume your wallet! From restaurants to The Minions movie (that can't be avoided even when in a different country), the set up and locations remain equal.
You won't be singing in the rain in Madrid. Being from Pennsylvania, rain and my city are lovers. Here in Spain, rain is not very common, but what still can be seen is umbrellas. Portable shade and protection from the heat is needed because the heat would indeed make a dragon want to retire.
Music and Entertainment
A herd of Spanish students were singing "Shake It Off" By Taylor Swift the first day I arrived at my housing. Untranslated, a lot of American music can be jammed to in Spain. American movies even can be seen in its original form; I even had an hour conversation about Batman with one of the Spanish students.
A Few Differences of America and Spain
Being humans, both Americans and Spanish must eat. How we eat, however, is slightly different. Food aside, in Spain, dinner is considered to be around 9 p.m.; 5 p.m. just won't cut it, America. Drinking alcoholic beverages casually for lunch also is normal whereas in the USA, you'd probably be deemed an alcoholic.
Hotels and Common Buildings
Is that a well-known, significant building?! Perhaps a landmark in Spain? Surely it must be something important for how massive, detailed and extravagant it appears! …No? It's just your average hotel like various others in Madrid?
Physical Interaction
No, I'm not talking about that kind of physical interaction. In Spain, it is popular to greet one another by kissing cheeks and embracing hugs. When I met the CEO of the company I'm interning for, he did just that. I repeat: the CEO. A handshake and a hello from important businessmen is more what Americans are used to.
When traveling, there will always be cultural changes, but also resemblances. One is not better than the other; rather, both elements make Spain and America worth discovering.


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The nation's estimated 100,000 miles of levees can be found in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Many of these levees were originally used to protect farmland, and now are increasingly protecting developed communities. The reliability of these levees is unknown in many cases, and the country has yet to establish a National Levee Safety Program. Public safety remains at risk from these aging structures, and the cost to repair or rehabilitate these levees is roughly estimated to be $100 billion by the National Committee on Levee Safety. However, the return on investment is clear – as levees helped in the prevention of more than $141 billion in flood damages in 2011.
Levees: Conditions & Capacity
Levees play a critical role in reducing the risk to public safety from potentially devastating flood events throughout the United States. Levees are man-made structures designed and constructed along the water's edge to contain, control, or divert the flow of water in a flood event. In the mid to late 19th century, many of our nation's levees were originally designed and built to protect farmland. However, with continued development in our nation's floodplains, these levees are now protecting major urban and residential areas. Due to increased concerns regarding the resilience of our national levee systems, in 2007 Congress directed agencies to gather data on the condition of our nation's levees, thereby creating the National Levee Inventory. However, Congress has yet to pass legislation creating a National Levee Safety Program.
According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)'s Midterm Levee Inventory (MLI), levees are found in approximately 30% of the nation's 3,068 counties, with 43% of the nation's overall population living in a county with at least one levee. While the true extent of the nation's entire levee system is still unknown, it is estimated that as many as 100,000 miles or more of levees exist, with tens of millions of people living or working in these levee- protected areas. Currently, 35,682 miles of levees can be found in FEMA's levee inventory; however, the full condition of each of these levees is not yet determined. As nearly 85% of the nation's estimated levees are locally owned, operated, and maintained, it is difficult to collect information from such disparate local entities.
The National Levee Database (NLD), operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), is an inventory of most of the levees that the USACE has designed, maintained, and inspected, and is available to the public. The NLD inventory currently comprises approximately 14,700 miles of levees, or about 2,350 systems. The FEMA levee inventory will eventually be combined with this national inventory to provide a single comprehensive source for users to identify areas of concern and to access information about levees in their neighborhood. The goal is to obtain additional data from states and local authorities to include almost all levees in the country.
The levees in the NLD average more than 55 years old and protect approximately 14 million people who live or work behind the structures. In 2011, these levees helped in the prevention of more than $141 billion in flood damages, and they provide a 6:1 return on flood damages prevented compared to initial construction costs. Larger levee systems such as the Mississippi River and Tributaries system can provide as much as a 24:1 return ratio. Unfortunately, of the USACE monitored levees that have been rated, only 8% are found to be in acceptable condition, while about 69% are minimally acceptable, and 22% are labeled as unacceptable.
During the past 50 years there has been significant development on lands protected by levees. Combining tremendous development and rising sea levels with minimal federal, state, and local resources to repair and maintain these levees is placing people and infrastructure protected by levees at risk in a flood. The lack of formal federal, state, and local government oversight, sufficient technical standards, and effective communication of the risks of living behind a levee is placing people and property in danger of flooding.
Both the USACE and FEMA have invested in coordinated efforts to increase awareness and outreach to people living and working around levees. These agencies are now working collaboratively to share information and data, synchronize work efforts, and align program requirements while actively involving local, state, and other federal agencies. For example, FEMA and the USACE participate in a task force to address concerns related to levees and to better align National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) levee accreditation requirements with levee inspections performed by USACE. FEMA and the USACE are also partnering to develop joint messaging and publications to explain their respective roles in addressing levees and to help communities better understand their own levee-related roles and responsibilities.
FEMA is currently working not only to map the nation's levees, but to increase awareness of potential hazards and mitigate those hazards. The program is designed to deliver quality data to increase public awareness, by building on already existing flood hazard data and maps that were produced during the Flood Map Modernization program. Ideally, those areas that are most in need of updated maps will be provided that information as efficiently and expeditiously as possible.
View Interactive map: Levee Miles by County
View Full Report (ASCE.org): Levees Grade: 2013 Report Card for America's Infrastructure
About the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)
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Unanswered: ODBC Timeout with ADO
I have a VBA query that I create and insert into a sSQL variable.
I then DIM a new ADODB.recordset and open it using:
rs.Open sSQL, CurrentProject.Connection, adOpenKeyset, adLockOptimistic
The sSQL refers to a table that is linked via ODBC.
It is giving me a timeout.
I have read about Connections and the like, but since the connection is there already, I was wondering how I can lengthen the timeout to something like 10 minutes (!) using VBA code.
Anyone have any suggestions?
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Since you're using the internal ADO connection you can't. Open/make your own ADO connection and tweak it's timeout property and run your pass-thru qury on it ...Back to Access ... ADO is not the way to go for speed ...


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Thoughts for 2016 … Denise Ames
I have reflected on the course of events that CGA has followed since its beginning in 2003. It started with my hope that my holistic approach and global perspective to global issues and world history would be something others would like to learn about. I have followed that mission from the beginning. With Nancy and others, CGA has evolved to a non-profit that is reaching thousands of people in the U.S. and around the world, and the potential to reach even more. I am ever hopeful that our message of looking at the world from an alternative, holistic, and global perspective is one whose time has come.
The Story of the Center for Global Awareness by Denise R. Ames
The Center for Global Awareness (CGA) is celebrating 13 years of operations. It was official in June 2003, when my daughter, Mia, designed a simple website and it flashed onto the web for the first time. I started CGA after being inspired to expand my teaching and researching about globalization and global issues. I taught workshops about globalization and conscientious consumerism to groups of adults at a local organization in 2002. It went so well that I wanted to continue. Along with teaching at a community college, I expanded my workshops on the topic of globalization for the general public.
After several years of teaching in the Albuquerque, New Mexico area and having many wonderful experiences, I decided that I would like to expand my focus and draw upon my years of teaching experience and training. CGA took a turn in an additional direction. Starting in 2005, I conducted numerous workshops and classes around the country for educators in the areas of a holistic world history, globalization, and global awareness. I particularly enjoyed a week long globalization workshop for educators in Singapore in 2006.
Many teachers and others requested additional materials on the workshops I presented, in particular my holistic approach to world history. It was an approach I had been working on since my graduate work and teaching at Illinois State University in the 1990s, and in 2008 I decided it was about time to take up the challenge of writing Waves of Global Change: A Holistic World History. With some sadness, I taught my last semester at the community college in 2008 and started writing full time.
Writing was a little more difficult than I expected. The book took several re-writes and lots of close editing by others. It seemed I would never finish. In the meantime, I faced what seemed like the insurmountable challenge of deciding how to get my holistic world history and global issues series out to educators and others. There were several options that I explored. First, I pitched my idea of a holistic world history to publishers, along with the idea of a book series on significant global issues. I had interest and offers of publication for my holistic world history and for a global issues series, but not the two together. Second, I thought about starting my own non-profit organization and develop holistic, globally-focused educational resources for educators and students in grades 9-university. But that seemed like a big task for one person. However, little did I know that CGA was about ready to take a turn in another direction.
As luck would have it, I reconnected with a friend I first met at a globalization study group in 2003: Nancy Harmon. We met again while serving on the board of directors of a local non-profit organization in Albuquerque in 2007. Nancy wrote a wonderful Peace curriculum for middle and high school students for the organization and I was asked to help with it. By the end of 2009 Nancy was ending her long and varied teaching career and temporarily heading to San Diego to help care for her elderly parents. However, she wanted a project to keep her connected to the educational community in some productive way. We met for dinner one cold December evening at a local Thai restaurant in Albuquerque. We talked non-stop about forming a partnership to write, publish and disseminate globally-focused educational materials. Nancy had an English background, my background was in social studies, and we both had a real interest in global issues, it was a perfect match!
Nancy and I wrote a detailed business plan, in which we determined it would be the best strategy to form our partnership as a non-profit organization. We immediately dove into filling out the long and complicated application process for a 501(c)(3) from the IRS. As with anything, it took a lot longer than expected! By May 2010 we finally mailed in the tome, expecting favorable response in a couple of months. In the meantime, we thought it would be best to continue writing and developing resources and books so that when we "launched" our new non-profit we would have resources available. Nancy worked on an International Folktales for the ESL classroom, and edited my books. I finished the holistic world history book and an educator's handbook for teaching a holistic world history. I then plunged into researching and writing two new books, one on the Global Economy and the other on the Financial Sector. In the meantime, we hired an experienced graphic designer to create a new website and format our books while we patiently waited for a response from the IRS. Once again, it took a lot longer than we expected.
When I went to the mailbox one day in September 2010 and found a letter from the IRS I assumed it would be a message reading, "congratulations you are now a member of the non-profit community." That was not the case. They wanted more information, lots of information. It took us awhile but finally we sent off a reply in November only to receive another request for more information in January 2011. By this time we were despondent, we didn't think we were going to be awarded non-profit status. But we forged ahead and got the reply in by February 2011. As the summer months passed and still no response from the IRS, we thought our application was doomed. We contemplated forming a for-profit business, but we didn't think that served our mission very well. Finally, on a crisp clear fall day in October 2011, I opened our acceptance letter from the IRS. I was stunned. Nancy couldn't believe it. We were now a non-profit.
Now that we were a non-profit organization we could barrel ahead with our elaborate plans for CGA. We hired a part-time assistant in November 2011, who helped launch CGA's new website and get us on social media sites. But it took a lot longer than we expected to get the website ready, the books written, edited, and produced, and teacher resources written. Delays and longer than expected projects set us back and dampened our enthusiasm. We toiled away for another full year on getting everything ready to go.
As a somewhat frustrating 2012 drew to a close, we thought 2013 looked more positive. June 2013 marked the 10th anniversary of the Center for Global Awareness, and it seemed like we were making progress. We had finished five books that were available for sale through our website, we were making every other week blog postings on critical issues, we sent out periodic newsletters, and posted to CGA social media outlets. We had a hired a variety of independent contractors and assistants to help with our efforts.
The year 2014 was an exciting year for me. I had a change of pace from writing books as I traveled to Germany in July as a consultant with the Goethe Institute, developing a Cross-Cultural Understanding Teaching Unit for Educators on Germany, and to South Korea in November with the Academy of Korean Studies. Preparation and follow-up for the two trips took up much of my time as I prepared for my consulting project and completed a series of blogs and a lesson plan on South Korea.
As 2015 draws to a close, Nancy and I feel a sense of gratitude in accomplishing our goals for the year – developing and promoting our holistic, global-focused, educational curriculum and global awareness educational program. We have a fresh new website creatively developed by our web designer and input from my daughter Mia. We have finished writing and designing two new books: Connecting the Roots of the the Global Economy: A Holistic Approach, Brief Edition and Waves of Global Change: A Holistic World History 2nd Edition. We have well-known e-book distributors carrying our books, as well as the stalwart Social Studies School Service, distributing our soft-cover books. Our educator resources have expanded and are available for free on-line.
In September 2015, we hired a very talented part-time program manager, Sarah Sheesley, who is writing grants to help expand our outreach and increasing our social media presence. Our hope is that with additional funds from grants she will be able to devote her full-time efforts to expand global awareness to a greater audience and also incorporate her passion of developing writing/visual exercises that augment our global awareness curriculum. I am also fortunate to be a participant on an educational tour to Bahrain, Qatar, and United Arab Emirates sponsored by the Bilateral U.S.-Arab Chamber of Commerce. Of course, blogs and teaching units are forthcoming.
With 2016 just around the corner, we look forward to an exciting year. Our 7th book, Human Rights: A Universal Value System, is in the final stages of editing. I also have started researching shorter units that can be easily incorporated into the classroom. Our hopes are that with additional grant funding we will be able to expand the message and content of our much needed global awareness program.
I have reflected on the course of events that CGA has followed over the years. It started out just me, with the hope that my holistic approach and global perspective to global issues and world history would be something others would like to learn about as well. I have followed that mission from the beginning. Partnering with Nancy, Sarah, and others has made the difference in bringing CGA from a one-person operation to a non-profit that is reaching many people in the U.S. and around the world and the potential to reach more. I am ever hopeful that our message of looking at the world from a holistic approach, global perspectives, and cross-cultural understanding is one whose time has come.
Global Awareness News
Joan Brodsky Schur, co-author with Denise Ames of the Middle East Lesson Plan, has just published an article in Euro Clio (European Assoc. of History Educators), A Historical Memory: Thinking Critically about Museums and Monuments with Students. Great for educators!
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Minimum wage is a big topic of conversation in America. Here are seven jobs eliminated or automated after minimum wage laws were set or hiked.
1. Bag boys
While not entirely gone, bag boys used to not only be a sure part of a grocery store, but the bag boy was a entry level service job where the bag boy would being the customer's bags out and load them into the customer's car. It never paid well, worth well below what any regular or basic skilled job required, but it was an extra job a grocery store owner could create for that little extra service to the customer.
As minimum wage laws passed, it made no sense for every cashier to have a bag boy. Rather than raise costs to keep providing the service, employers dropped it altogether.
2. Paper boy
The famous paper boy. If they weren't delivering papers door to door, they were selling them on the street corners. The low wages for this extra service was worth it to the newspaper companies, and it was a very common first time job. When minimum wage laws passed, newspaper businesses found the replacement that you now see everywhere that a paperboy once stood: a metal box.
3. Milkman
Another job put to death by minimum wage laws. Back in the day, it was cheaper it to have your milk delivered this way. And it was an entry level job that became an integral part of suburban life. After minimum wage laws past and milk delivery costs went up to pay the forced salary hikes, people stopped using milkmen, and the job disappeared.
4. Gas attendants
Unless you're in New Jersey, this job isn't something you've seen in a long time. But it used to be another entry level service job provided by every gas station in the country. Minimum wage laws saw the demise of it, except in New Jersey where there's actually a law that requires all gas stations to have attendants.
5. Busboys
Although not completely gone, it's a position that is a shadow of its former glory. Going out to eat at any restaurant was once an experience. And part of that experience was that you weren't served by just a waiter; you were a served by a team. It was standard for every waiter to have their own busboy, just as every grocery cashier had their own bagboy who ran groceries out to the customer's car or every gasoline pump had it's own attendant.
The waiter took the orders and coordinated food service, but the busboy kept plates and dining utensil changed between courses, had appetizers or salads serviced, and dishes cleared and tables set. The tradition died slowly, and now being a busser is nothing like what the actual position once was.
6. Valets
Valets are still seen today. Hotels and casinos use them, or they're a service for the wealthy. But back in the day, most mom and pop restaurants and every Inn or hotel would provide the service to customers. It was slightly more complex than other entry level jobs because it required driving, trust in someone to take care of vehicles, and coordination over different customers and their cars. but it was still a cheap extra service businesses both large and small liked to provide. With many minimum wage laws, the Valet disappeared almost overnight.
7. Bowling alley pin boys
The pin boy did exactly what it sounds like. He set up pins in boiling alleys. Bowling alley didn't mind paying a few bucks for the service, and the jobless teenager or homeless man on the street today probably would gladly do the job for four or five bucks an hour.
Minimum wage laws caused the smallest bowling alleys that couldn't afford to automate to go out of business, and the largest ones to spend thousands on automation.
Minimum Wage laws don't work
While Republicans and conservative economists or business leaders are vocally against minimum wage laws, Democrats are for them. They are also for hiking existing laws as well. What isn't taken into account is that while the right is publicly acknowledged to be against minimum wage laws, the two most economically successful Democrats, Warren Buffett and Bill Gates, are publicly against them as well. Minimum wage laws don't work. They only kill the jobs worth less than what the minimum wage us set at, and either prompt automation or kill the job altogether.


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Who Will Be the Next Star?
It has been a bad few weeks for Apple. Despite being launched in September with a similar level of razzmatazz as its predecessors, the iPhone 5 has received many underwhelming reviews and its faulty Maps app has been one of the company's first major fiascos. That said, its market performance continues to be unrivalled. Its share price is up three quarters year-on-year and it is now the largest company by market capitalisation that there has ever been. But if history is anything to go by its days in the spotlight are numbered.
Apple has now largely gone through the kind of scrutiny that many other firms have had in the past. It has been held up as a corporate mould breaker. Countless feature articles and leaders have been written on it and it has been discussed, dissected and diagnosed in the media and management training rooms around the world. Analysts have hung on every word of its former leader, Steve Jobs and when his biography was published in 2011, it immediately shot to the top of the best-seller lists despite (or maybe because of) its 656 pages in length. Has all of this happened before? Sure, many times.
Remember Microsoft, the company that nearly decimated Apple in the 1990s and its founder Bill Gates. They too were once ubiquitous in the media and management consulting rooms as businesspeople and scholars tried to learn the lessons of their unprecedented successes. Or what about Dell – a company whose share price trajectory in the 1990s would easily rival Apple's today? Before them in the 1980s, telling it straight from the gut and answering business' toughest questions was Jack Welch, CEO of General Electric who went on to become Fortune magazine's 'manager of the century', no less. Those with longer memories will recall IBM's heyday in the 1970s when Big Blue was the firm that was held up as the corporate shining light. Go back even further still and the most feted company in the world was General Motors and the memoirs of its chief executive, Alfred Sloan Jr. influenced a generation of management leaders and thinkers.
Is it time to stop analysing Apple? It probably is. All these mould breaking firms and corporate leaders have had much to teach us at particular points in time. Once those lessons are absorbed, the competitive climate throws up new challenges and it is time to look to the new innovators. So who is going to be the next star?


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Andy needs to be playing for the best, says Swifts boss
Andrew Mitchell is set to remain at Dungannon Swifts for the rest of the season and manager Rodney McAree says he would like the striker to join one of the most successful teams in the top flight if he leaves Stangmore Park in the summer.
The Danske Bank Premiership's top clubs, including Crusaders and Linfield, are chasing his signature as well as Glenavon where he had a spell as a teenager.
Mitchell is the Premiership's brightest diamond after racing to the top of the goalscoring charts with 18 strikes this season, five clear of Crusaders duo Jordan Owens and Paul Heatley.
The Crues have tabled a big offer for his services but the goal-getter, who turns 23 this month, is from Waringstown and there is an emotional pull towards Mourneview Park where his father is a steward.
Swifts chiefs have decided that they do not want to sell Mitchell this month and the player is happy to stay with the Tyrone men until the end of the season.
That will buy the player some time to carefully consider his next move and McAree feels his lethal frontman deserves to shine for the best club in the country.
"Andrew Mitchell will make the right decision for himself when the time is right but I think if he stays in the Irish League he deserves to be playing for the very best teams, right now you are talking about Crusaders and Linfield," says the Swifts boss.
"You want to be part of a team that wins silverware but I can also understand his affinity with Glenavon having started his career there.
"But I tend to believe that you can't let too much emotion come into big decisions like this.
"It's a big call to make in your career and you want to what is best for yourself, not for other people.
"The pleasing thing is he has indicated he's happy to stay with us and that tells me he is enjoying his football. He enjoys training and he's really developed as a footballer. It would take a ridiculous transfer fee for the club to sell him in January and the board has decided the club wants Andrew to stay here.
"If we sold our best player, what signal would that send out? It would take a stupid offer for the club to sell."
Mitchell, who had a spell at Ards after his early years at Glenavon, says he's in no rush to make the big call and he's also focused on finishing his teaching degree at Stranmillis College this year.
He says: "I can't let all the transfer talk distract me and it won't as I have a job to do for Dungannon.
"I want to keep scoring goals for the club and fire them up the table. I've spoken to the club and, as far as both parties are concerned, I'm happy to stay until the end of the season.
"I have a big few months coming up and I need to focus on my teaching studies and continue to play well for Dungannon.
"It is flattering to know that clubs have shown an interest in me but you cannot rush into a decision like that."
Darren Murphy who, along with McAree, brought Mitchell to Stangmore Park, believes a return to Glenavon is a real possibility.
"He's from Waringstown and his dad is a steward at Glenavon so that move back to the Lurgan Blues might be hard to resist," says Irish FA elite performance coach Murphy.
"A club like Crusaders might be able to offer him more money but he's a level headed boy who would not be sidetracked by that. He's a genuine nice lad and he may want to go back to Glenavon to finish what he started. The leaving of Glenavon was the making of him and the greater exposure and experience he has gained has transformed him into a brilliant striker.
"And how could Dungannon replace a player of that quality? The club has helped players develop and mature and I know Andrew is very appreciative of the help and support he has received at the Swifts. He's worked hard and he's got the talent to have a fantastic career."
• Portadown have confirmed that Callum Ferris became the youngest player to appear for the club at 15 years 182 days, breaking the record held by Davy Cochrane, in Tuesday night's 5-0 loss to Glentoran.
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Established over 35 years ago as a leader in program management in environments of immense complexity and national importance, RG delivers management and technology services, specializing in Legacy Systems Modernization, Innovation & Technology Transfer, Production Planning & Control, and Program & IT Management. RG continues to enhance its Jaguar® Family of Advanced Scheduling Tools (JFAST) - a finalist in the ACT-IAC Igniting Innovation 2017 Awards - which directly supports US war fighter readiness.
CEO Brad King led the management team's investment with the support of Dendy Young's McLean Capital, LLC. "It is exciting to rejoin the firm," said Brad, "and to see the exciting opportunities that we had worked so hard to develop over the past two years bear fruit. We have a robust pipeline of opportunities for growth in 2017 and beyond."
The company's founding principle to always "make our customers successful" remains RG's top priority. RG's President, Andrew Robinson, believes "this transaction will be beneficial to RG's clients and especially our employees. This transition places us in a much stronger position to invest in our future and better serve our customers."
McLean Capital Managing Partner, serial entrepreneur, and RG's Chairman of the Board, Dendy Young, is "delighted to have this opportunity to work with the RG management team to return the company to the highest levels of leadership in our markets."
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