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Where should I go to bring in my 50th in style and panache without breaking the bank?!?
This year we're ringing out my 40s by spending a well-deserved 5-night getaway in San Francisco. Relaxation, a little romance, good food, The City. Since we're looking at over a year from now, we have time to fantasize a bit. Places already in the hopper:
-- NYC (already been, LOVE)
-- Chicago (already been, LOVE)
-- Maui (I've never been, but I LOVED O'ahu)
-- Hawai'i (i.e., Big Island-- never been etc., etc., etc.)
-- Eastern Caribbean Cruise (a bit of a homecoming since I lived in Puerto Rico as a preteen)
-- Montréal and/or Vancouver and/or Toronto (Montréal mostly to visit my niece who lives there)
What would YOUR dream vacation to celebrate a milestone birthday be? Some ground rules:
-- Seven to ten days duration
-- We will NOT drive more than 10 hours from home (southern California); otherwise we fly (in fact, we prefer to fly, except when we're buying cases of wine, tee hee)
-- We're game for anything, but not keen on heavy scheduling of activities; for example, we know we can do anything and everything in NYC, but we don't want to feel obligated to try to do everything
-- Must be LGBTQ-friendly, but not over-the-top so
Price won't be an object till we decide on which location we're going to. Dream away, and thanks for your ideas!
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My 50th-- August 2014-- Where to Go?!?
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I'd go to Hawaii myself. Oh that's right... I DID! (lol)
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Yes, another vote for Hawaii. Big Island might be hot in August so I would go for either Maui or my favorite, Kauai. The North Shore is beautiful that time of year.
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Or how about Paris? Or Venice? Or Amsterdam?
To me (assuming you live in the US) NYC or Chicago just don't seem like quite a big enough deal for a special b-day.
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What month? Although, I vote for Maui any time of year.
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suze: We're open to the entire world, really. Like I said, we'll decide on a place and price out the trip, then make the final decision.
msteacher: The month will be August of 2014. That could put a wrench in, say, a southern Europe trip (as I recall, some cities essentially shut down in that month). But I know I will love Hawai'i in August, since we went there for my husband's birthday six years ago (also in August).
Yes, this is a very open-ended query, but this is everyone's chance to dream, and talk up your favorite "milestone" spot! And thanks again, everyone. It DOES help me.
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Ah the entire world? How about Buenos Aires?
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Intriguing.... It would definitely interest me, but my DH-- not so much.
I might see splurging on a Family Roots trip to Spain (my roots) and Portugal (his), with some time in Paris (both). But that would probably take us to 2 weeks, which can be a hard amount of time to block out (he runs his own business). Still....
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I think Spain/Portugal and family roots sounds great, but you would need at least 2 weeks, and it really doesn't strike me so much as a celebratory vacation type of trip.
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Oh, we'd celebrate-- we can make anywhere we go a party. And I plan to!!!
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My wild idea - YMMV.
Fly to Toronto - see Niagara Falls?
Take the ViaRail train from Toronto to Montreal.
See your niece!
Take the Amtrak Adirondack train from Montreal to New York City.
See and do whatever you wanted to see and do in New York.
Day 10 fly back home to Southern California from New York.
Living where you do you can probably go to any of the Hawaiian Islands at a nicer time of year.
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tom: Hmmmmmm.... That has possibilities. I'm going to put that in the hopper; that could be a lot of fun!
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For my 50th, we went to Spain to visit family. We did tourist stuff: Barcelona, Cadeques, San Sebastián, Rioja, but also spent some time with cousins near Pamplona. We got to visit both my grandparents' villages in the Pyrenees. My grandmother's village is on the Camino de Santiago. We also spent time with some other cousins living closer to Barcelona. Great fun, learned so e more family history. Since then, several cousins have passed away, so I am glad we did the trip.
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August is the kicker....I think you are right to leave off the European destinations. I would have recommended Paris (that's where I spent my 50th ), but so much shuts down in August, and its so hot.
Hawaii is great anytime, its a good choice.
But lets think about someplace that is particularly good to visit in August, and not some other time...
The Northeast could work. Cape Cod? Maybe Provincetown is too over-the-top LGBTQ-friendly. But other parts of the outer cape would lovely that time of year.
You mentioned cruising. How about Alaska? Perfect time of year for it. A few days in Vancouver would be lovely that time of year as well. If the Alaska cruise doesn't appeal, how about Vancouver and the Canadian Rockies? In fact, I see you mentioned Vancouver. I think that would be a great starting point for a celebratory vacation. And there are a number of places you could go from there.
If you decided on Montreal, you could pair it with a visit to the Eastern Townships. Since you said money is no object, check out Manoir Hovey. Now that is a place to celebrate http://www.manoirhovey.com/en/
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Peru. For the Spanish routes. Lima has amazing food and you will at times think you are in Los Angeles. You can fly nonstop LAX to Lima on LAN.
Include an extension to Machu Picchu (hiking is not required) and stay at some of the luxurious hotels around Cusco, the Sacred Valley (Tambo del Inka) or in Aguas Calientes .
August is high season so start looking for availability soon.
You will find lots of how to advice here in the trip reports.
www.andeantravelweb.com is another good resource.
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Go to Vancouver(Canada), if you've never been.
Project your future, and with Vancouver not being on the way toward anywhere else, when else are you likely to get there??
The logistics of Vancouver are relatively simple, and you can easily have a wild "celebration" by merely throwing yourself in the middle of Granville Street action. The whole trip can be as tame or as wild as you might choose, and the backdrop can scarcely be topped, while just 3 or 4 hours from home by air.
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Well, kids, checking back in....
We have gone a bit back and forth on this issue, and domestic family issues are steering us toward....
(drum roll)
We will have one day for family obligations on the Cape, then spend one crazy week in P'Town by ourselves to ring in my 50th!!! At this point we don't need suggestions; P'Town is familiar and ADORED (we're coming back, Dina Martina!!!).
Thanks for the suggestions. If the family stuff weren't so pressing, we'd entertain other places. And hey-- as long as we're young(-ish), we'll have plenty of time for those places!!
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This came to me as Ice Plant, and surprised me with yellow flowers... Any ID? Thanks, John
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it looks like a Sedum.
Hello Pardancanda - I'm not absolutely sure but it might be worth looking up Mesembryanthemum basutoland.
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John, there is a new yellow 'ice plant'. Azalea has one. I have to find out where she got it and stop by there. it's very pretty.
looks like Sedum spathulifoilium or maybe Sedum acre
Thank you all for the ID's. I agree Mark, that it must be a Sedum. Peter, the flowers do resemble Mesembryanthemum, but I cannot find a photo of the one you mention on the Web. tiG, please let me know what you find out! Lilith, I grow Sedum acre, that is much smaller in scale. The other one you named has a more open, taller habit. Thanks all! John
I don't think it's a sedum, but a Delosperma.
Found it! I knew I'd had this one before ~ Delosperma nubigenum.
I agree with Wingnut. It's Delosperma nubigenum. Check out the picture on this page:
Agreed, looks like the photos of Delosperma nubigenum. Thanks Wingnut and Dave. I do seem to recall that Mesembryanthemum is another Genus name no longer in use... will go check your other posting Wingnut... John
I hope the yellow Ice Plant that I bought turns out this pretty - it hasn't bloomed yet. But my dil just returned from Calif, and brought me a pale pink one and a bright orange one - can't wait til they all start to bloom - my hot pink one is blooming bit time!! Didn't know they came in so many colors. I notice there is a difference in the size of the leaves on each of them.
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The 2013-18 Diversity Strategic Plan (DSP) builds on the work envisioned and accomplished by the Virginia Tech community since the first plan was developed in 2000. This plan defines the needs and directions for the next stage in Virginia Tech's growth as an inclusive and diverse academic institution and echoes the university's core commitment to diversity.
Diversity and inclusion are hallmarks of excellence for Virginia Tech as well its peer institutions. The university's Plan for A New Horizon affirms this "inclusive excellence framework [which] provides a solid foundation upon which we can focus our diversity-related initiatives" (p. 13). The framework is described below and remains at the heart of the 2013-18 DSP. Focus groups of faculty, administrators, and staff from across campus met during 2012 and 2013 to revisit the goals, objectives, strategies, and indicators of the previous plan and made revisions reflecting Virginia Tech's current achievements in inclusive excellence. The internal focus groups were accompanied by an external benchmark study of 31 peer institutions from across the Commonwealth of Virginia and the country. Parallel findings from both studies ground the work outlined in this plan.
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The 2013-18 DSP parallels Virginia Tech's 2012-18 Plan for a New Horizon. As noted in the sections below, the imperatives of diversity and inclusion are reflected throughout the university's plan and provide strong evidence of Virginia Tech's aspirations for inclusive excellence, as well as our commitment to achieving the overall success of the 2013-18 DSP. As Chesler, Lewis, and Crowfoot (2005) observe: "Major innovations in organizations … are made and sustained when substantial internal leadership–from the top or the middle or the bottom of the organization – presses for such change" (Chesler et al., 2005, p. 167). Inclusive excellence engages and involves the entire university community.
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The suspension of young players can stifle the growth of football teams trying to restock after the loss of multiple starters. Ohio State will be attempting to replace 16 starters this season, and the team learned Monday it will be without a wide receiver.
Redshirt freshman Torrance Gibson received a yearlong suspension Monday due to a violation of the university's student code of conduct. The announcement was made prior to a weekly presser by OSU coach Urban Meyer.
Gibson took a redshirt last season after injuring his ankle. It was rumored another key factor in the decision was problems with Gibson in the classroom.
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Gibson was not expected to be in the starting lineup, but the loss of a reserve wide receiver puts pressure on a unit where depth is a concern.
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Finally, project management is an essential competence for many different professions. Let me make clear this is not about knowing the intricacies of a Gantt chart. Rather, it is about breaking down complicated and frequently ambiguous requirements into manageable tasks, prioritizing actions, and using resources appropriately, including other peoples time, all in the service of a worthwhile goal. In a way, project management is about optimization under imperfect circumstances in an imperfect world. Too often, classrooms seem designed to remove the very imperfections that make the world the way it is. That is not necessarily helpful.
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Evaporative water loss is a growing environmental problem throughout the world. IEC covers provide an effective solution to mitigate this problem by shielding the water surface from wind and sunlight. Unlike floating ball and hexagon shaped covers, IEC covers do not have hundreds or thousands of seams or interstitial spaces that rotate and move. Our floating cover products shade and insulate 100% of the water column from the sun, further lowering the temperature and susceptibility to evaporation. IEC covers adjust with water elevation fluctuations and unlike floating balls and hexagons, prevent sand and wind-blown debris from entering the basin.
Floating Cover – Water
Hexa-Cover Floating Cover provide an ideal cover for all forms of water i.e.: Reservoirs for Fire Protection Reservoirs for Fire Protection, Spill over tanks Spill over tanks, Wastewater Wastewater tanks, reservoirs, Cooling water Cooling water, Process water Process water, Reserve water reservoirs Reserve water reservoirs, Compensation tanks Compensation tanks, Irrigation Reservoirs for Irrigation, Collected surface water Reservoirs for reuse of collected surface water, Water settlement lagoons Water settlement lagoons, Storm water ponds Storm water ponds, Bird deterrent Bird deterrent, Drinking troughs Drinking troughs.
By Hexa-Cover A/S based in Thisted, DENMARK.
Cover and Liner Systems for Rainwater Collection
Rainwater collection is a huge expense, particulary in the southeast and lower midwest where rainwater becomes a mayor operational expense. The rainwater can be pumped off-site or collected in a separate pond or lagoon.
Cover and Liner Systems for Agriculture Apllications
We specialize in cover and liner systems designed specifically for agricultural applications. We work directly with farmers and Technical Service Providers from initial planning through final installation and inspection on solutions that fit both current and future needs. Our covers and liners can be found in a variety of agricultural applications, from family farms to large feed lots.
Our innovative solutions solve a variety of problems including gas collection, biogas management, odor control, rainwater collection, algae control, wildlife control, and wastewater management, to name a few.
We are interested in learning more about your needs and unique requirements. To learn more about our products and services or to request additional information, call us today!
Solutions for fiberglass manhole covers and frames
By Aqua Technology Group based in West Chester, OHIO (USA).
Industrial valves solutions for the water & wastewater industry
Whether during the transport or treatment of municipal or industrial wastewater, or during the production and treatment of drinking water - valves and actuator technology by EBRO are uncompromisingly made for these applications. The range covers butterfly and check valves as well as knife gate valves for the use with very dirty fluids. All used materials - from the body over elastomers to the smallest screw - comply with the rules of the DVGW and are accordingly admitted. Hence valves by EBRO make their contribution to the preservation of water quality from the abstraction to the delivery for the end user.
By EBRO Armaturen Gebr. Bröer GmbH based in Hagen, GERMANY.
Aluminium coverage for municipal wastewater plants
Clear-span aluminum domes provide cover to wastewater tanks while still allowing for space to accommodate process equipment underneath or on top of the dome. Aluminum`s superior corrosion resistance make sit the ideal material for corrosive wastewater applications. Lightweight dome structures are easy and fast to install reducing downtime in municipal and industrial treatment operations
By CST Industries Inc based in Kansas City, MISSOURI (USA).
Aluminium coverage for potable water storage tanks
Aluminum domes are the preferred cover for potable water storage tanks. Whether it is an above ground elevated water storage application, the aluminum dome is the most durable and lowest lifetime cost solution for thousands of water districts throughout the world. No other cover design has the corrosion resistant properties of aluminum domes which makes it ideal for tough outdoor environmental challenges.
By CST Industries Inc based in Kansas City, MISSOURI (USA).
Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP) Equipment for Waste Water Treatment Industry
Since 1986, Zhongyi has designed and manufactured a variety of FRP equipment for waste water treatment industry, such as: Shop fabricated(vertical and horizontal) tanks for storage, mixing and collecting. On site fabricated tanks. Piping, tees, elbows, flanges, reducers. Stacks, scrubbers, strippers. Hoods, covers, supports.
By Zhongyi GRP Industrial based in Jizhou, CHINA.
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Former EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy meets with staff in Durango, CO in 2015.
In the 1980s, the AIDS epidemic became a public health crisis, with thousands dying from the little-understood disease. As scientists called for more funding to quell the HIV/AIDS outbreak, the Reagan administration remained silent, while the religious right cried that homosexuals were rightfully experiencing the wrath of God. By the time the government took action, passing legislation to fund research and treatment, tens of thousands were infected with the disease, and today more than 1.2 million require extensive medical care because of this governmental inaction.
Though not every issue is life or death, the AIDS crisis is a prime example of the dangers inherent when government and science fail to coordinate. Scientists knew they needed funding to solve the ever-worsening problem, and the public needed to be given a clear message on how the disease spreads based on the scientific consensus, but politics got in the way, and the same is happening today. Now, there is as much at stake as ever before, with issues like climate change, GMOs, evolution curricula, stem cell research, and vaccinations dividing public discourse, despite scientific consensus on each issue. As social media allows individuals to forego the expertise of researchers and traditional media in favor of rapid-fire tweets and posts, trust in science and expert testimony is decaying, especially among conservatives. Moving forward, the struggle between the experts and the people will likely only intensify, and the winner will have a sizable impact on public policies that affect millions of lives.
A Backward Looking World
Although it has become a prominent political tactic in recent decades, the distrust of experts has not always been a part of American life. Mark Lynas, author of High Tide: News from a Warming World and member of the Cornell Alliance for Science, told the HPR, "We have, in general, less trust in experts and in technologies than people did in earlier generations. There's none of the techno-optimism or even optimism about the future that used to characterize the 1950s. People are kind of nostalgic and tend to look back at the past as better than the future."
Citing the recent flux of dystopian movies as a sign of pessimism over the direction of humanity in the era of big technology and advanced science, Lynas said much of the U.S. population sees the future as getting worse, as evidenced by a 2012 Gallup poll which found that half of Americans expect members the next generation to have worse lives than their parents.
Economic and social inequality only exacerbate these fears of the future and make it easier to distrust elites who have failed to solve the working man's problems after years of ineffective policies. Gordon Gauchat, Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Wisconsin, has studied partisan trends in the public's distrust of professional expertise, informing the HPR, "When you have the level of social and particularly wealth inequality that we're seeing, I think it erodes public trust in multiple institutions, and it encourages people to seek out alternative ways of understanding the world." He explained that conservative ideology is one common alternative lens that defies the traditional knowledge put forth by the university intelligentsia and mainstream media.
Anti-science opinions are by no means confined to right-wing thinkers, with issues like GMO-use dividing legislators across party lines. Nevertheless, Christian fundamentalism, which is more common among conservatives, contributes to disbelief in evolution, a lack of adequate sex education, and even climate change denial. Forty-two percent of conservatives take the Bible as the literal word of God, and thus, when caught between scriptural claims and scientific findings, many choose biblical truth over expert opinion. Considering that America is almost twice as religious as other highly developed countries, this strain of religiosity is a chief contributor to the anti-intellectualism prevalent especially among the American right today.
Government officials, elites in their own way, are not immune to this trend. In 2015, Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-OK), chairman of the Senate's Environment and Public Works Committee, tried to disprove global warming by throwing a snowball on the Senate floor. In 2012, M.D. and member of the House Science Committee Rep. Paul Broun (R-Ga.) gave a speech calling evolution and the big bang theory "lies straight from the pit of Hell." That same year, Rep. Todd Akin (R-Mo.) said that women can't get pregnant from "legitimate rape" because their bodies "shut that whole thing down." These views are, of course, soundly refuted by the majority of climatologists, astrophysicists, and physicians—experts in their fields. Nevertheless, even these men, extreme examples of anti-expert and even anti-truth views, get public support.
Lynas argued that once scientific issues become party-polarized, public understanding can become "a victim of America's culture wars," noting that a person's stance on climate change is now more predictive of partisan affiliation than his stance on gun control or abortion is. The complete inaccuracy of views like those above substantiate Lynas's claim; as politicians appeal to their bases, the political tends to overshadow the factual. Despite society's greater ability to understand the world in the modern age, the stressors that come along with progress seem to drive people back to more comfortable worldviews. Politicians who reflect these views can then prosper, despite the costs of missed progress that can result.
Old Problem, New Face
The prominent conservative thinker William F. Buckley Jr. once declared, "I should sooner live in a society governed by the first 2,000 names in the Boston telephone directory than in a society governed by the 2,000 faculty members of Harvard University."
Though delivered decades ago, Buckley's words echo more widely today than perhaps ever before. From President Trump's election, to the subsequent appointment of his governmentally inexperienced cabinet, to the growing distrust of traditional media, anti-establishment rejection of conventional experts is evidently on the rise.
While anti-intellectualism has always characterized the U.S. political scene, it is being compounded by the rise of social media and the current presidential administration's insistence that contradictory or unflattering facts are simply untrue, whether they be inauguration crowd sizes, popular vote counts, crime rates, or poll results. The mere distrust of experts born of anti-intellectualism is morphing into a complete denial of inconvenient truths.
Together, social media and the Trump administration are discrediting and delegitimizing traditional news media, and worryingly, less than one third of Americans profess trust in the media, down from 72 percent in 1976. Between 2015 and 2016 alone, Republican confidence in the media, an institution designed to inform the public, fell by more than half. At the same time, over 60 percent of adults now get some of their news from social media, and a large portion of these adults never consult traditional media sources.
Given the flaws inherent in a social media-based method of self-informing (such as algorithmic biases that create ideological echo chambers), this trend is worrisome for the health of democracy in the digital age. Despite recent attempts by platforms like Facebook to combat this problem, social media often fails to present fair, balanced, or even accurate information, and often augments the audiences of extremely biased or unreliable sources.
Gauchat posited that social media is a catalyst for other underlying problems such as political polarization with fast-paced posting and tweeting essentially removing the gatekeepers represented by traditional media sources. As a result, he told the HPR, "There's more potential for people to sort based on what their politics or ideology already is. So what it's doing is creating more of a kind of hermetically sealed social vault where you can only access information that confirms your ideological bias on either side."
The brevity and rapidity of media consumption may itself be a huge problem for democracy, creating an uninformed public certain they have all the answers. President Trump's preferred method of communication, the tweet, is a great example. If any policy worth putting into action could be summed up into 140 characters, the country would not need three branches of government or over 21 million government employees; still, punchy tweets can woo followers into a false sense of knowledge. Similarly, meme-filled political Facebook pages are proliferating, and participation in sites like Facebook often leads to an inflated sense of political awareness.
This isn't a new problem: between 1968 and 1988, the average news sound bite of presidential candidates fell from 42.3 seconds to 9.8 seconds, and by 2000, it had reached 7.8 seconds. For decades, news has been getting shorter to accommodate shrinking attention spans, and this change means the public is getting less information for the same amount of stimulus—more entertainment than substance.
Social media, an open communication pathway that anyone can access, often worsens the public's distrust of expert opinion by elevating the voices of non-experts and allowing the catchiest articles, not necessarily the most accurate ones, to reach widespread readerships. Political scientist Philip Converse found that only 10 percent of people have a coherent belief system that incorporates different views into a single political philosophy. By contrast, the rest of the population largely votes based on self-interest, emotion, or impulse. When people get their information from memes and spliced-together sound bites as opposed to fact-checked media, issues tend to be inflated and misrepresented based on ideology. Thus, social media can enhance polarization while undermining people's trust in factual data.
Time for a Change
These trends may seem disheartening, but there is still hope. Both Gauchat and Lynas contend that changing the U.S. science curriculum might make some difference. Though Gauchat's research found that educated conservatives were the most likely to distrust the sciences, he thinks that teaching high school and college students about the bases for scientific credibility, including the norms of collective scientific enterprise, such as the scientific method, can take away from the predisposition to disbelieve.
Similarly, Lynas concluded, "Science has to be taught not as a dogma but as a system of critical thinking. Kids need to be educated to use their logic and their reason and their critical faculties and to seek evidence in support of and against what different people are saying." He continued to argue that rather than making science appear almost like religious doctrine itself, as a set of facts students must take for granted, it must instead be taught as a method of looking at the world, almost a form of organized skepticism.
Analyzing the underlying factors that drive people toward "alternative facts" will also have a significant impact on how science can regain its credibility within these spheres. In some cases, that means focusing on fixing inequality and economic dissatisfaction—a tall order, yet one that will enhance many aspects of American life. Though news outlets can make beginning steps by widening their cross-class appeal, the fact remains that until the economic situation changes, the epistemic one can't fully improve.
Most importantly, as technology and science bring the world into the future, the treatment of knowledge and expertise would benefit from a return to the culture of the past, when experts were valued more and their expertise was discounted less. Until factual claims are no longer manipulated to gain the support of vulnerable populations, science will continue to fall victim to America's culture wars, at the expense of the progress that could otherwise be achieved in realms like environmental protection and public health. The time to stop the spread of AIDS has come and gone, but new battles are at the forefront of American politics, and this time, it's not too late to address them.
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Tips for Adjusting to Life in a Wheelchair
Category: Wheelchairs
October 12, 2015
Whether you are in a wheelchair temporarily due to an injury, or permanently due to serious damage, it's tough to get used to it. And it's not just moving around in a wheelchair you have to get used to. You might have had to quit your job, give up your car or forget about ever going for a hike again—these are some big changes from your former lifestyle! At Freedom Mobility, it's one of our goals to help people like you make a life in a wheelchair not just tolerable, but also as enjoyable as possible. Here are a few tips to help you eliminate frustrations and make the most of your current situation.
Invest in a Good Wheelchair
A good wheelchair makes a big difference, trust us! In a well-fitted, customized wheelchair you can finally drive around and turn easily, as well as reach things better. It will also be more comfortable and will allow you to use your chair for longer periods of time without getting restless. A standing wheelchair is a relatively new technology that allows you to stand up while still being strapped to a chair. This is especially convenient if you are allowed to stand but could use extra support.
If putting weight on your feet causes pain or slows down the healing process, then getting the right wheelchair is especially important. As you get frustrated with not being able to reach items or move in the right direction, you may be tempted (or sometimes have no choice but) to use your feet, which will lead to further damage.
Consider Modifying Your Home
We realize that money is usually tight when you have medial bills and medical equipment costs piling up. But you shouldn't completely disregard the idea of modifying your home to better suit your current needs, especially if you are in a wheelchair long-term. For example, if your only bathroom is upstairs, there is really no way for you to get up there without a stair lift. And if your bathroom doorway is too narrow for a wheelchair, you may be forced to walk even though the doctor specifically advised you against it.
Start with things that will make the biggest impact on your life. Remove the clutter, so that your wheelchair wheels don't get stuck on things. Add threshold ramps in places where floor levels are uneven between rooms. A modular outdoor ramp will also make it much easier to get in and out of your home. If you can't afford anything outside of what your insurance provides, reach out to local businesses and charity organizations. There are many people out there who are happy to help a fellow human out.
Find Ways to Exercise
Physical exercise has many benefits from improving mood to strengthening muscles and energizing your body. Depending on the type of your disability, find the ways to exercise, whether sitting in a wheelchair, standing up or laying down. This will also help you burn calories and improve blood circulation. As you know, sitting for a long time is bad for your health and may cause you to gain weight and become weak. This, in turn, may lead to low self esteem and depression. Talk to your primary physician about an exercise routine that is safe for you and stick with it. Your may be able to go to the gym and work with a trainer or work out in your pool if you have one.
If you need help choosing the right wheelchair or modifying your home, our Assistive Technology Professional (ATP) certified consultants will be happy to get you fitted with the best mobility equipment for your needs. Give us a call or contact us online with any questions.
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South Korea has sent the first shipment of flour aid to North Korea since Kim Jong Il died last month.
The aid comes as North Korea unites around Kim Jong Un after his father died of a heart attack. Pyongyang has since vowed that it would never deal with Seoul's current government.
Footage from the Associated Press Television News in the border city of Paju showed a column of trucks carrying 180 tons of flour aid across the border Friday.
Seoul's Unification Ministry said a group of civic officials is traveling with the assistance intended for children. Seoul allowed a shipment of aid earlier this month but no civilians accompanied it.
South Korea says it won't resume large-scale food aid unless Pyongyang moves clearly toward nuclear disarmament.


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Spring Into Summer Blanket
This spring into summer blanket is a lightweight and colorful corner-to-corner blanket that is written in baby size but can be worked up to any dimensions you want, this Spring into Summer Blanket is pretty terrific! Using a yarn with long-color runs gives the self striping and reduces the need for weaving ends. Works up easily without much brain energy–perfect for relaxing on a warm Spring or Summer day! Or for sewing over the winter for a new arrival due next year.
What we love about this blanket – the pretty chain-effect borders! Oh and everything really! This is crocheted corner to corner, you can use it with yarn where you only have a set or limited amount. When you use almost half of the yarn, simply start to decrease and you should end up with just the right amount. Don't forget to leave some for the border, or add this in a different yarn. A very efficient way to use up your yarn.
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Complete basic crochet stitches: sl st, ch, hdc, dc
- Read a crochet pattern in standard American terms (written instructions and photo instructions are supplied)
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- 32in (82cm) X 32in (82cm) for baby blanket, but easily adjusts to any dimensions you wish
- 3 skeins of yarn for baby blanket
- H crochet hook (5mm)
Download the free Spring into Summer Blanket pattern here


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Pogba transfer: Online casino mocks Maddie McCann's family with sick tweet
AN ONLINE casino has tried to capitalise on Paul Pogba's transfer to Man Utd with a horrific tweet about Maddie McCann.
Fruity King compared the Red Devils letting the French midfielder go to Juventus for free – then buy him back for £90million – to Maddie's parents' decision to leave her alone on the night she disappeared.
Kate and Gerry McCann left their then three-year-old daughter with her younger twin siblings in their Algarve apartment as they went for dinner nearby.
Twitter users attacked the bookies as "unprofessional" for making fun of the family of a missing child.
"Not very professional for a company"Melissa Hardcastle
Fruity King has a history of controversial marketing ploys.
Earlier this year when it compared Leicester striker Jamie Vardy to a holocaust victim.
It put up a prison cell outside the King Power Stadium, in Leicester, to "welcome" new signing Troy Deeney – who had served time for assault.
The attention-seeking bookies was also criticised after mocking the weight of Man City footballer Yaya Toure's wife.
But the latest tweet is a new low.
The firm laughed off criticism of its outrageous comments on footballers as "cheeky banter".
But it will be hard to explain how mocking distressed parents is funny.
Twitter user Melissa Hardcastle wrote: "Not very professional for a company."
The Daily Star Online has approached Fruity King for comment.


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Happy January 3rd Birthday!
If you were born on January 3, you share a birthday with these famous seniors:
Octogenarian senior citizen and Emmy Award-winning American actor with over 170 film credits in movies (Cloak & Dagger, WarGames, 9 to 5, Where the Heart Is) and TV (Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman; Buffalo Bill, Boardwalk Empire), and voice acting (Recess) born Jan. 3, 1932. (Dabney Coleman Photo: Variety)
Canadian NHL and WHA hockey player (Chicago Black Hawks, Winnipeg Jets, Hartford Whalers) nicknamed "The Golden Jet", Hockey Hall of Famer, and septuagenarian senior citizen born Jan. 3, 1939.
(Gordie Howe Photo: Pinterest)
Septuagenarian senior citizen, Grammy Award-winning American musician, singer, songwriter, solo artist (Love the One You're With), former member of Buffalo Springfield (For What It's Worth), and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, (Southern Cross) and Rock & Roll Hall of Famer born Jan. 3, 1945. (Stephen Stills Photo: Pinterest)
English Rock & Roll Hall of Fame record producer, songwriter, musician, solo artist and member of Led Zeppelin (Good Times Bad Times, Whole Lotta Love, Black Dog) born Jan. 3, 1946.
(John Paul Jones Photo: Led Zeppelin Official Forum)
Senior citizen, American businesswoman (Victoria Principal Productions, Principal Secret), author (The Body Principal), actress on TV series (Dallas, Titans) and movies (Earthquake, Blind Witness, The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean) born Jan. 3, 1950. (Victoria Principal Photo: Pinterest)
Happy Birthday to everyone celebrating their birthday on January 3, 2017!
And remembering
Academy and Grammy Award-winning English composer and record producer for The Beatles (Love Me Do, Please Please Me) and nonagenarian senior citizen (born Jan. 3, 1926 – died Mar. 8, 2016; age 90). Cause of death for George Martin unknown. (George Martin Photo: Pinterest)
American director and actor in movies (Big, Jagged Edge, Scarface, Necessary Roughness) and TV (Mancuso, FBI; Wild Palms, T.H.E. Cat) with over 230 film credits (born Jan. 3, 1930 – died Dec. 4, 2015; age 85). Cause of death for Robert Loggia was complications from Alzheimer's Disease. (Robert Loggia Photo: Pinterest)
Danish-American conductor, comedian, and pianist on stage, radio and TV, known as The Clown Prince of Denmark" (born Jan. 3, 1909 – died Dec. 23, 2000; age 91).
Cause of death for Victor Borge unknown. (Victor Borge Photo: Pinterest)
Iconic Polish actress on stage and movies from 1914-1964 (Carmen, The Wildcat, Madam Bovary, The Moon-Spinners) nee Apolonia Chlupec (born Jan. 3, 1897 – died June 7, 1987; age 91). Cause of death for Pola Negri pneumonia; she had also refused treatment for a brain tumour. (Pola Negri Photo: Pinterest)
Academy Award-winning Welsh actor in movies (The Lost Weekend, Dial M for Murder, Love Story) and television (Rich Man, Poor Man; Markham, The Ray Milland Show) with over 175 film credits (born Jan. 3, 1905 – died Apr. 8, 1986; age 65). Cause of death for Ray Milland was lung cancer. (Ray Milland Photo: Movpins)
English poet, literary translator, professor, and fantasy writer (The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings) nee John Ronald Reuel Tolkien (born Jan. 3, 1892 – died Sept. 2, 1973; age 81). Cause of death for J. R. R. Tolkien was pneumonia following treatment for a gastric ulcer (The Guardian). (J. R. R. Tolkien Photo: Pinterest)
American actress in vaudeville, radio, Broadway, movies (Blondie of the Follies, Life With Father, Francis, The Thrill of it All) and TV (The Gale Storm Show: Oh! Susanna) nee Eliza Susan Pitts (born Jan. 3, 1894 – died June 7, 1963; age 69). Cause of death for Zasu Pitts was cancer (TCM). (Zasu Pitts Photo: Pinterest)


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Hong Kong, China (PressExposure) March 13, 2012 -- Nation Bright Industries, one of the leading international suppliers of hand tags and garments, is offering export quality fashion jewelry and other fashion accessories to its clients all over the world.
In this era when women love to adorn themselves with exquisite pieces of fashion jewelry, Nation Bright Industries offers lovely costume jewelry pieces that are of high quality. The products offered include necklaces, bracelets, jewelry boxes, fashion beaded jewelry, earrings and numerous other fashion accessories.
A senior manager of the company said, "With immense experience as a competent manufacturing firm, we have been able to establish ourselves as one of the finest fashion accessory sellers and exporters among the rest. Nationbright Industries takes pride in its profile as a supplier, Wholesaler and as an exporting firm that it has managed to create in a short period of time. "
Being one of the leading fashion jewelry manufacturers of China, the company delivers world-class products to its clients across the world at affordable rates. Apart from fashion jewelry accessories, it also supplies badges, belts, eyewear accessories, hand tags, ID wristbands, key chains and much more.
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a new venue, adding new players, a new look and name. But that hasn't changed the optimism of Simo Valakari as he enters his second MLS season.
The Finnish international is coming off a solid 2004 season in the Dallas midfield, starting 26 matches and scoring one goal while adding four assists. Valakari played with Finland side FinnPa, Scotland's Motherwell and Derby County of England prior to arriving at FC Dallas.
"I think so far I am very optimistic and we are practicing very well," said Valakari.
The team hopes to bounce back from less than desirable season last year, after finishing in the cellar of the Western Conference and missing the MLS Cup Playoffs for a second consecutive year. FC Dallas has now moved to Spain for their next phase of preseason training, claiming a 2-1 victory against Norwegian club Molde in their first game in La Manga.
"It's all about results," added Valakari.
And then, as noted by Valakari, it will be about giving FC Dallas fans something to cheer about once the new Frisco Soccer and Entertainment Complex is finished and opened.
"It's all about getting fans into the game," Valakari said. "It is a new stadium and it is our stadium. The fans say it is our stadium and our team."
The new stadium will join the likes of The Home Depot Center in Los Angeles and Crew Stadium in Columbus as the only soccer-specific stadiums in MLS. "It will be like in Europe," said Valakari.
FC Dallas will play their first six home games at the Cotton Bowl, until the finishing touches are put on the new stadium and it's ready for occupancy for an Aug. 6 clash against the MetroStars.
Ron Goode is a contributor to MLSnet.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Soccer or its clubs.


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Venue: The Lemon Tree
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A.2.2 Types of Input Syntax
This appendix describes the standard input syntax used by Mathematica. This input syntax is the one used by default in InputForm and StandardForm. You can modify the syntax by making definitions for MakeExpression[expr,form]. Options can be set to specify what form of input should be accepted by a particular cell in a notebook or from a particular stream. The input syntax in TraditionalForm, for example, is different from that in InputForm and StandardForm. In general, what input syntax does is to determine how a particular string or collection of boxes should be interpreted as an expression. When boxes are set up, say with the notebook front end, there can be hidden InterpretationBox or TagBox objects which modify the interpretation of the boxes.


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Come down to the southwest lawn to watch Aut Bully at the Utah State Capitol for the 4th showing of Movie Under the Stars!!!
July 22nd
July 22nd
7:30 – 8:30 Live Music: Nate Baldwin, Nicole Hansen Christensen
8:30 – 9:00 Spy Hop Productions Film: SimunyeProducers: Reel Stories: Sundance Institute's Youth Documentary Workshop at Spy Hop ProductionsDirected by: Lauren Everton
9:00 – 10:30 Feature Film: ANT BULLY
Popcorn provided by Tooele Macey's.
Popcorn provided by Tooele Macey's.
Special thanks to Renaissance Signs for their donation of two outdoor banners.


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SCOTT JAGOW: Venezuela's making a pretty penny on oil. And it's going to spend some of that money buying fighter jets and helicopters. Guess where they're getting those aircraft? Russia. From our Americas Desk at WLRN, Dan Grech reports.
DAN GRECH: Today Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez will buy 30 helicopters and 30 advanced fighter jets from Russia.
The deal's worth a billion dollars, and that's money US arms makers would have once seen.
The US sold Venezuela F-16 fighter jets in the past but now won't even sell Chavez the replacement parts. So Chavez simply dumped his air force and dipped into his oil wells.
Latin America expert Carl Cira:
CARL CIRA:"Chavez simply is the only one around who's got limitless cash so that he can afford to scrap these enormously expensive weapons systems and simply turn to the other major purveyor in the world, which is Russia."
Chavez says he needs the hardware to defend against a potential US attack.
Russia, for its part, wants to demonstrate its independence from Washington.
I'm Dan Grech for Marketplace.


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- Meal can be requested on the spot
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50 € / person / night, no meal
Description of the accommodation:
Rooms, services Take a visit to Germany, either for a nice weekend or a longer holiday, and book a room at Hotel Restaurant Eberlwirt Bruckberg. The hotel is offering 16 nicely furnished rooms to stay in to those seeking accommodation in Bruckberg. Since the hotel has an own restaurant, you may also try fine local meals on the spot. Parking possibility for your vehicle is available nearby. Wireless Internet connection (WiFi) is available at the hotel, enabling portable devices and smartphones to go online. You can find the exact list of services provided by Hotel Restaurant Eberlwirt Bruckberg (including those for extra fees) and the exact equipment of the rooms on the information sheet below.
Payment Credit card guarantee or advance bank card payment may be necessary for finalizing your reservation, depending on the exact room, date and price.
Arrival, opening hours The earliest arrival time is 14:00, the latest time to leave the rooms is 11:00. English and German languages are spoken by the personnel.
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Free WiFi in shared places
Pet friendly (5 €/night)
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Master Yi Build Guide by jazevo
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final build in order
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Youmuu's Ghostblade is very core on Master Yi in every build, the extremely high attack speed in combination with his ult and Berserker's Greaves and the early game burst thanks to armor penetration make it indispensable.
After that you would rush the Infinity Edge and Sword of the Divine combination, the 3 crits you get with the active work with your Alpha Strike and have increased damage thanks to Infinity Edge. You can get the items in any order, it can help a lot to rush Sword of the Divine for burst (you have to try it to believe). The Trinity Force right now has never been stronger and is absolutely awesome on Yi, you want to get Phage early to make chasing easier. The increased damage Sheen passive works crazily good with your Alpha Strike. The reason why I get this item in the late game and not earlier is because you need attack speed to make the upgrade from Sheen to Trinity Force viable: Every attack reduces the cooldown of Alpha Strike, the Sheen passive has a very short cooldown so that it is more efficient to use Alpha Strike more often.
Last Whisper is a must have item and can be purchased very early when opponents build armor. If you ever have gold to replace one item in your build you want to replace Sword of the Divine with Statikk Shiv, this will increase your crit chance so that the Sword of the Divine active becomes useless and you have generally higher damage.
Defensive items:
This build is very optional, Master Yi is an assassin but when he falls behind he will need to build defensive items. You can replace Sword of the Divine or Trinity Force with items like Spirit Visage, Randuin's Omen or Overlord's Bloodmail dependant of what kind of damage opponents deal the most.
(Runes: 6% lifesteal is enough to sustain in lane or jungle, I find it kind of neccessary for this item build. The armor penetration works well with Youmuu's Ghostblade. Why? Check this out. You can go attack damage Marks though. Seals and Glyphs are defensive as usual.)
Since this is an assassin build for Master Yi, this is not much about auto attacking and sustain. Check my auto attack bruiser Master Yi build out here.


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Chuck Romano was five years old when he received a Marshall Brodien
TV Magic set as a gift from his parents. Shortly thereafter, Chuck saw HOUDINI, the 1953 motion picture starring Tony Curtis. These two influences started Romano on a magical journey and he has never
looked back.
Since his first public appearance at the age of seven, Chuck has amazed and amused thousands with his unique brand of entertainment. In addition to performing; Romano is an author, collector and historian of magic.
In 1997 Romano wrote and published the ground-breaking book,
The Art of Deception. The book was honored by the Society of American Magicians with their prestigious Henry Ridgely Evans History Award. Since then Chuck has authored several books on magic and his award-winning work has appeared in several journals and publications, including MAGIC magazine, The Linking Ring, Genii, and many more.
Romano wrote, directed, co-produced and starred in his own cable television special in 2000. The special was recognized with three nominations for the Cammy Award -- public access television's equivalent
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Chuck Romano's passion for magic and illusion shines in every performance or project he does. Contact Chuck today and experience the MAGIC!
Providing quality, magical entertainment for the communities of Aurora, Sugar Grove, Montgomery, Plano, Sandwich, LaFox, Maple Park, Kaneville,
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Three-star safety Jonathan Smith out of Durham (N.C.) Hillside has heard all the news about John Bunting's dismissal from the team. The 6-foot-2, 184-pounder is disappointed, but plans to stick it out with the Tar Heels.
"I talked to coach Thigpen yesterday about the situation and he basically said that everything is up in the air," he said. "I plan to be in touch with him pretty regularly about how things are progressing."
Smith has thought about the situation.
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"I was thinking about it a lot and I love Carolina as a school and a program," he stated. "Unfortunately Bunting was fired and I'm hoping they'll keep at least some of the same position coaches around because I have a good relationship with them.
"My main focus is on North Carolina and once I get there I look forward to supporting them every way I can. I want to make a difference. Aside from that, I really have a great relationship with the players on the team and I know they'll get things back on track. I'm a North Carolina guy. I was born here and it's easier for me because I have support from my family here."
The No. 28 player in North Carolina has helped Hillside to a 7-2 record this season.
"The year is going really well and we're definitely going to the playoffs and hopefully we can go all the way," he said. "Individually I'm doing outstanding. I've got three interceptions on the year and had two of them in the last game, but I always think I can do more."


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Pisces Rising, and a Cancer Moon?
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Greetings Williams,
1. Decision Making (Usually they are pulled by two opposite forces, maybe that's what lets them make a sound decision),
2. Loves the beauty of Life ( Loves nature and her gifts).
again 3. Strong determination (This is sometimes their weakness, as of their inability to say no to stuff)
again 4. Artistic (Imaginative)
again 5. Compassionate (Loving).
Sorry I had to quote Sophia!
1. Hard working
2. Well Organised (Hates to see people being Clumsy)
3. Attentive to details
4. Helpful (Except when it comes to money)
5. Comforts others
1. Vividly Adaptive to changes
2. Sensitive and Protective about themselves, family and friends. (At times sensitiveness is perceived as a negative aspect)
3. Loyalty must be mentioned.
4. Artistic (Imaginative).
5. Open minded, thinking out of the box could be added (Looks in all directions to reach their destination while others look forward to the direction with footprints)
Hope I was clear enough!
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Pisces rising are strong, determinded, artistic, understanding, and compassionate.
Cancer moon are responsive, empathetic, nurturing, intuitive and protective.
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