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Youth Lagoon
TIARAS, Roxanne (of Sandwiches)
Harlow's Restaurant and Nightclub
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Doors 8:30 PM / Show 9:30 PM (event ends at 1:00 AM)
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Trevor Powers, whose stage name is Youth Lagoon, began writing his debut album The Year of Hibernation in 2010. Based around the idea of psychological dysphoria, Powers tried to document the trails of his mind through songs of minimalism and hypnotic ambience. Powers later described his writing process as "my mind communicating with me, not the other way around...it can take me to scary places but I've realized those bizarre thoughts I have don't define me." After signing with Mississippi-based label Fat Possum Records in 2011, he toued much of the following year before going back into solitude to write.
Wondrous Bughouse, Powers' sophomore album (due March 5 worldwide via Fat Possum), was spawned from what he describes as "becoming more fascinated with the human psyche and where the spiritual meets the physical world." During the time he wrote, Powers became intrigued with the metaphysical universe and blending those ideas with pop music.
"Youth Lagoon is something so personal to me because writing music is how I sort my thoughts, as well as where I transfer my fears," explains Powers.
"My mental state is usually pretty sporadic...a lot of this record was influenced by a fear of mortality but embracing it at the same time. Realizing that human life is only great because it is temporary. Experimenting with ideas about dimensions. I'm not a gifted speaker, so explaining things is difficult for me. But music always makes sense."
Tiaras are partially composed of former members of the "sinister sunshine" group from Sacramento, Ganglians. Ryan Grubbs (vocals, guitar, and keys) and Kyle Hoover (lead guitar) started Tiaras as a bedroom project. Joined by Antonio Gualco (drums) of Fine Steps, Adam Finken (guitar) of Blasted Canyons, and Ryan Hansen (bass),
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Looking forward to TV tonight.
Looking forward to TV tonight.
Making popcorn to snack on
"Dogs do speak, but only to those who know how to listen." ~ Orhan Pamuk
Nuclear family is warned not to interrupt me from 8-10 this evening.
OCD about the flu germs
I can only please one person a day, today is not your day and tomorrow doesn't look good either
Pleasantly surprised by a nice phone call.
Quietly biting my nails...and for no reason....
For most of history, Anonymous was a woman.
- Virginia Woolf
Reaching for another home-baked peanut butter cookie.
Totally excited for tonight's game!
For most of history, Anonymous was a woman.
- Virginia Woolf
Unsure why I am not excited about the new season of American Idol this season.


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Kennedy family gets a new member
The Kennedy clan has welcomed a new addition after Patrick Kennedy's wife gave birth to a baby girl. Nora Kennedy, who is Edward Kennedy's granddaughter, was born on Tuesday (19Nov13).
Her mum Amy Petitgout gave birth to the tot at Atlanticare Regional Medical Center in New Jersey.
A statement from former Congressman Kennedy reads, "Amy and I are thrilled to welcome Nora to our family and are thrilled that both mom and baby are doing well today."
Kennedy wed the teacher in 2011 and the couple welcomed son Owen last year (Apr12). Petitgout has a five-year-old daughter, Harper, from a previous marriage.


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Lots of modern websites have sidebars. The sidebar is the smaller of a two-column webdesign, usually used either for navigation or for secondary information. Sometimes, it's on the left of the main column, sometimes it's on the right.
Which is better?
This is something I've been flip flopping on for quite some time now. I decided to place it to the right, because I live in a part of the world where we read and decode information from the left to the right. As such it made sense to present primary information first. Even so, when Wikipedia has decided to place their sidebar to the left, it feels right.
One could argue that it'll always be a question of deciding what information one wants to present first. In my experience though, once a website has been decoded and the basic mechanics interpreted, the smaller of two columns is always mentally classified: less important. Sometimes to an extent that it's hard finding any information solely placed in the sidebar.
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Verona (pt. 1) 2002
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July 13th, 2002 – by: spocklogic
After my meeting in Erice I was to visit my friend Giorgio in the north of Italy, but he took off to Romania with his girlfriend before I arrived. Couldn't be helped he said and was planned for some time, just didn't know when. Well, it turned out to be just before I arrived. So, there I was in the north of Italy, no plans, no reservations, just me and a week left before I was to return home. So, I decided to go to Verona first. Because it was Opera season there were not any hotels with reasonable rates to be had, and only ones at inflated prices. It did no good to complain and the staff at hotels I visited would give a shrug and say in a superior manner, "Afterall, it is Opera in Verona, Sir".
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Internships at NCT
Nashville Children's Theatre is seeking dedicated college students to serve as interns for the summer of 2017. NCT provides volunteer/unpaid intern opportunities for the benefit of participants to provide high-level training and work experience in specialized areas of theatre for and with youth.
To Apply:
Please send the following to: Alicia Fuss, NCT Director of Education via email or via postal mail to 25 Middleton St. Nashville, TN 37210
- Cover letter (listing your program of choice and detailing your reasons for interest in the internship)
- Resume
- Letters of recommendation
Applications will be accepted through the end of the day on Friday, February 10th. We will contact you to schedule an interview. Interviews will take place between February 15th-17th. After that, applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until all positions are filled.
Available Internships:
Summer Camp Internship:
This internship provides students with experience in theatre education, creative drama and artistic administration. Interns will serve as teaching assistants to professional teaching artists. Many of NCT teaching artists are members of NCT's professional acting company. Camps serve ages 4-18, and interns participate in the breadth of the curriculum. Specialty classes include Playwriting, Sketch Comedy and Musical Theatre classes, and often provide interns complementary training to their university education. Interns will also learn a variety of theatre games and activities and facilitate those with campers. In addition, interns will help design, direct and implement campers' shows as well as assist with administrative duties and safety protocol involved in running a full-scale summer camp.
NCT offers weeklong drama camps all summer long, 9 am to 3 pm. Interns would ideally be present for full days for the duration of the summer; however, other arrangements can be considered. Summer Camp Intern training will take place May 16-23, 2017. The internship then runs May 24 - August 4, 2017. We are seeking 8-10 summer camp interns for 2017.
Technical Theatre Internship:
This internship provides students with experience in our professional scene shop, and provides opportunities in most areas of technical theatre. Technical theatre interns will assist with shop maintenance and weekly summer camp shows, but will spend the majority of their time helping to get our full-scale Emerging Artists Production on its feet by constructing set pieces, building props, hanging and focusing lights, assisting with sound, etc. Students of all skill levels are encouraged to apply; however, the ideal candidate will have a basic foundation in theatre stagecraft. The date requirements for this internship are somewhat flexible, but the ideal candidate will be available late May through the beginning of August. We are seeking 2-3 technical theatre interns for summer 2017.
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This internship provides students with hands-on stage management experience, as interns will serve as either the stage manager or ASM for our Junior and Emerging Artists Productions. The Junior Production follows our regular camp schedule in June, while the Emerging Artists production rehearses afternoons and weekends in July. The date requirements for this internship are somewhat flexible, but the ideal candidate will be available mid-May through the beginning of August. For summer 2017, we are seeking both a stage manager and assistant stage manager.
Costuming Internship:
This internship provides students with hands-on stitching experience in our professional costume shop, as the intern will help build costumes for our Junior Artist Production and our full-scale Emerging Artists Production. The costuming intern will also assist with fittings and help with costume changes and repairs backstage. The date requirements for this internship are somewhat flexible, but the ideal candidate will be available mid-May through the beginning of August. We are seeking 1-2 costuming interns for summer 2017.
Media and Communication Internship:
This internship provides interns with hands-on experience in Media and Communications, primarily as related to our Summer Camps. This intern will be responsible for maintaining the Summer Camp Photo Blog. Each day, this intern will photograph and write about camp activities, creating a blog entry for each day. In addition, the intern will work closely with our Marketing Director to support the promotion of upcoming NCT programs. Students of all skill levels are encouraged to apply; however, the ideal candidate will have strong writing skills and a foundation in photography.
The internship runs mid-May through the beginning of August, although other schedules may be considered. We are seeking 1 media and communication intern for summer 2017.
General information for all applicants:
Interns will be subject to a background check and the theatre requires each intern to be certified in CPR and First Aid (training will be provided).
College credit is available for this experience. This is an unpaid internship, and interns are responsible for their own housing. However, there may be additional opportunities for supplemental income (i.e. ushering productions, supervising before or after care, etc.).


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NC State Football
NC State Football Record Watch After Week 8
After NC State's 54-13 loss against Louisville, Matt Dayes, Jaylen Samuels, A.J. Cole, and Nyheim Hines made moves in the NC State record books.
Matt Dayes (SR)
5 carries for 13 yards, 1 receptions for 21 yards
-His 13 rushing yards moved his career total to 2,372. He is now 107 yards behind T.A. McClendon in 10th place.
-Dayes has averaged 5.57 yards per carry throughout his career, which is the best average in NC State history.
-Dayes has 10 career 100-yard rushing performances, tying him with T.A. McClendon and Ray Robinson in 5th place. He is 2 100-yard performances behind Willie Burden in 4th place.
-Dayes has 28 career rushing touchdowns, which ranks 5th on the all-time list. He is 2 touchdowns behind Ray Robinson in 4th place.
-He has 34 total career touchdowns, which ranks 4th all-time. He is 2 touchdowns behind T.A. McLendon in 3rd place.
-Dayes' 3,691 career all-purpose yards ranks 8th. Dayes is 236 yards behind Ray Robinson in 7th place.
Jaylen Samuels (JR)
4 receptions for 26 yards
-Samuels has 25 career touchdowns, which ties him with Tremayne Stephens for 7th all-time. He is 7 touchdowns behind Ray Robinson in 6th place.
-Samuels has 12 career touchdown receptions, which ties him with T.J. Graham, Jimmy Grissett, and Tramain Hall in 12th. He is 1 touchdown away from Bryan Peterson and Bryan Underwood in 10th place.
-Samuels 104 career receptions rank 16th all-time, passing Don Buckey this week. He is 3 receptions away from Jimmy Grissett in 15th place.
Nyheim Hines (SO)
8 kickoff returns for 189 yards
-Hines has 1,312 career kickoff return yards, which ranks 6th all-time. He passed Tobais Palmer this week, and is now 46 yards behind Chris Williams in 5th place.
-Hines' career kickoff return average of 24.8 ranks 9th all time. He is .01 yards behind Anthony Barbour in 8th.
Bra'Lon Cherry (SR)
-Cherry has 451 career punt return yards, which ranks 11th all-time. He is 3 yards behind Torry Holt in 10th place.
A.J. Cole III (SO)
6 punts for 256 yards
-Cole's career punt average of 42.3 yards ranks 3rd in school history. Cole is .03 behind Kelly Hollodick in 2nd place.
Jack Tocho (SR)
-Tocho has 23 passes broken up, which ties him with Perry Williams for 11th all-time. He is 7 pass breakups away from Jesse Campbell, Michael Brooks, and Donnie LeGrande in 8th place.
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Time to get rid of this coach. When you lose to BC, you have to get rid of the stench.


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My name is Joe Reciniello. I live in New Jersey with my wife Sabryna, daughter Teresa and son Francesco.
We belong to St Michael's Parish in Lyndhurst NJ and are also involved with the work of the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal, Sisters of Life, and the Missionaries of Charity in New York City.
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I have the nicest friends in the world. They are always giving me little gifts " just because." I am truly lucky and I really value my friendships.
My friend Yo went to Shanghai (for the world expo) and she brought me back this gorgeous strand of pink shell pearls. I love them so much! Thanks Yo! You are awesome!
Its hard to tell in the photo but they are the softest shade of pink. Isn't the clasp gorgeous?
I wore them to an event at the Asian Art Museum earlier this month. The event was called The Shanghai Dress and was a celebration of a traditional style of dress made in Shanghai called a quipao (pronounced chee-pao, which I only mention because I walked around saying key-pao until someone corrected me). You can read more about it here. I was particularly interested in this event because designer Jane Zhu was presenting a talk and fashion show!
Attendees of the event were encouraged to wear their own quipao. I have one made of bright blue satin, from when I was a bridesmaid, but I was afraid I'd be overdressed. Instead I wore a Chinese inspired t-shirt (there is a mandarin collar hidden under all that hair) with a pencil skirt.
The exhibit was small but there was so much to see! I was particularly taken by how much Shanghai art and fashion was influenced by the West from the 1930s up until the communist revolution. It was fascinating to see so many images of Chinese life painted in the style of Monet, Picasso and other Western artists.
Jane Zhu's talk as great! She told us how she she became fascinated with qipao by watching movies like In the Mood for Love and The World of Suzy Wong. Her curiosity lead her to an apprenticeship with a dressmaker Shanghai who taught her the art of making qipao. She produces seasonal collections like any other designer, but those collections really are just "for show." Each qipao she makes for sale is custom-created for the client. She's not so much a fancy-pants designer as a passionate fiber-artist with a taste for vintage style. (Just like us!)
I thought the most interesting part of her talk was when she explained, using a muslin on a form, how meticulously each quipao is measured to match all the of the curves of a woman's body. A perfect qipao will fit like a second skin and not pull, crease, or bulge when you walk, sit, (dance!) or move in any other way. Sometimes the dressmaker will even use a tailor's ham to bend the fabric into the clients exact curves!
Photography of the fashion show was allowed, but without flash. Unfortunately I still don't quite understand the settings on my camera so my flash-less pictures came out like this.
Luckily, the museum set up a flickr page for the event. Follow the link below and enjoy!
We had a wonderful time at this event! Now am inspired to pull out the 1970s qipao pattern I have in my stash and make a go of it. Fit is not my best skill so I'm a little intimidated but it would be a fun long-term project.


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Nobody doess it better. Not to my knowledge. Val Simpson, below, reckons CCLASP has raised half a million a year and this is the charity's 20th anniversary. She's the founder and she'll be having a ball a week tomorrow night.
Says Val: "Next Friday is the big one. We've sold 20 tables for the black tie evening at Prestonfield House – champagne on arrival from seven – and we hope to sell another ten. We are contactable in Edinburgh at 467 7420."
Managing director Val is one of five full-time paid staff, the rest are volunteers. The charity is responsible for three holiday homes – in Berwick upon Tweed, Seton Sands and Perthshire. CCLASP also runs a mini bus.
I unfailingly have to be reminded what CCLASP stands for and Val spells it out for me: Children with Cancer and Leukaemia Advice and Support for Parents.
SOS for GPO
It's been falling apart, Looking more like a festering pile by the day. Green stuff peeking from the nooks and crannies. Formerly Edinburgh's iconic GPO.
So I'm happy, nay relieved, to see scaffolders swarming all over it. Careful, lads!
Preaching PM
Praise the Lord. Louche in Lanzarote, the Prime Minister appears (in his customary holiday clobber) to have found religion. Again. Maybe the Good Book has been part of his psyche all the while.
Cameron without a blush is preaching: "Jesus invented the Big Society 2000 years ago. I just want to see more of it and encourage as much of it as possible." He was in Elmer Gantry mode.


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May 27, 2012 - 11:53 pm
Well I have been a way for a little while, but I am back. It has been a little bumpy for my husband lately. So when I last left off we had found out it was in his lungs. Well on June 4 he will have another scan to see if the third line of chemo is or is not working. The last one they had him on Taxotere did nothing at all. That chemo didn't work for him. The lessions in the liver got bigger, and the lungs too. The loaded question "Well how long do I have" came up and it is always so comforting to hear a Dr. say "well you could drop over in the parking lot" " So I really don't know due to your age, and general well being". Since he has it in his lungs he could end up with a blood clot, and then lights out. Oh joy. I have felt like I am going crazy lately worrying about him 24 7. I know I have no control over what happens to him, but what if he is home with my daughter and something happens to him? I know I am worry about things that are not in my control but I can't help it. Please share your thoughts. I hope all is well with the rest of you guys and gals.
May 28, 2012 - 12:01 am
All I can say is I am SO Sorry! Prayers to you and your husband.
Jun 04, 2012 - 10:02 pm
Thanks Terry it really does suck. He is having a hard time getting things to go down his EC dang it. He had a CT scan this morning Wed we find out what is going on. Hope it is good news, but I have to be realistic. This could be an awful apt. Wed is also Chemo day. All day. Yuck I feel so sorry for him that that is how he has to spend his whole day. I know why he keep trying but I am scared that it may be for nothing. I know I seem kinda negative right now, I am just scared.
Jun 05, 2012 - 10:39 am
there are a lot of us in the same boat. my husband doesn't mind chemo day, as they give him enough drugs that he feels pretty good while he's there. but yes, when and how will it happen? VERY scary indeed.
May 28, 2012 - 12:29 am
I do know how you feel, hubby dx 2008 (Dec) then had chemo, rads , everything looked good till Dec that year. So chemo again worked for while. then another chemo and another chemo, his cancer spread tp him lungs. Every day is a worry. I can not help my self. I worry if he eats to much or to little. I worry about everything.
May 28, 2012 - 8:56 pm
I am thinking that what you are feeling and thinking is probably pretty darned close to what each caregiver feels. I feel so much like you do and it's too darned difficult to even go into it with 'normal' people. Here, we all speak the same language and we 'get it'.
We are are here for you anytime you need and venting on here is perfectly fine and expected. They have let me vent plenty of times - the frustrations with this cancer are just too much at times.
Hang in there and come back anytime to cheer, vent, cry, give advice or whatever you feel like doing - that's why we are all here!


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The Russell Tribunal on Palestine - London Session Registration
The Russell Tribunal on Palestine is an International People's Tribunal created by a large group of citizens involved in the promotion of peace and justice in the Middle East. It was launched in Brussels in March 2009, and held its first public session in Barcelona a year later, when the Tribunal found European Union member states in breach of international and internal European Union law with respect to protecting the human rights of Palestinians.
The Tribunal will hold its second public session in London at the Law Society in Chancery Lane during the weekend of 20-21 November. The theme of this session is Corporate Complicity in Israel's Violations of International Human Rights Law and International Humanitarian Law.
You are cordially invited to attend. Places are limited so we recommend early registration to avoid disappointment. Tickets cost £15 each and are valid for both days . Please advise when registering if you will be attending only on one day. It will then be possible to offer places to more people.
Due to the high number of people who wish to attend, please note that not everyone will be able to be seated in the main chamber of the Law Society. To accommodate as many people as possible we have provided an additional viewing room at the Law Society where the Tribunal can be followed on large screens. We cannot guarantee a place in the main chamber, and spaces will be on a first come first served basis on the day.
You can register for the Tribunal here: http://www.russelltribunalonpalestine.com/en/register-for-the-london-session
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A-Class Taxi
A-Class Taxi cabs was a idea I had prior to the behemoths that are now known as Uber and Lyft. Living in Chicago for a few years, I was baffled by how incredibly unprofessional the majority of the taxi affiliations in the city were. This made me think that if there were just one company that could give solid arrival times and not hassle me every time I didn't have cash I would never look back.


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The father of Kevin Ward Jr. said Tuesday that there was "no reason" for Tony Stewart to be driving the way that he was Saturday night in a dirt track race.
Ward Jr. had exited his car to confront Stewart after the NASCAR champion bumped the 20-year-old into a wall at a dirt track race in New York state.
"I think the reason he probably got out of that car is who put him into the wall. He was definitely put into the wall," Ward Sr. told the Syracuse Post-Standard, later adding, "Tony Stewart was the best damn driver by far on the track that night. Why he had to go up as high as he did and hog my son, there's no reason for it."
An investigation into the events is ongoing and is expected to last at least two more weeks. And while the sheriff has said that there is no evidence available to support criminal activityon Stewart's part, there are reports that a second, unreleased video is being scrutinized to determine if the incident could have been avoided.
For his part, Ward Sr. seems perplexed to why other drivers could see his son, but Stewart could not.
"Apparently, Tony Stewart was the only one driving out there who didn't see him," he told the paper, adding, "The one person that knows what happened that night is possibly facing 10 years in prison. Is he going to say what he done?"
Another driver that night, Paul Kinney, said he easily saw Ward Jr. on the track.
"I seen Kevin clear as day. Nobody else ran into him, either," he told NBC News, via theNew York Post. "Nobody can speak for Tony. Only Tony knows exactly what happened."?
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Flight 261
Scheduled Departure - 9:15 a.m.
Scheduled Arrival - 10:20 a.m.
Delivered to Southwest on 11/30/98
Since a friend was giving me a ride to the airport and had to get to work, I was dropped off at Austin Bergstrom International Airport about 7:30 a.m. I figured I would check my bags, have a bite to eat and make it to the gate by 8:15 when boarding passes would begin to be issued.
There were several people manning the ticket counter and not very many people in line, so check-in was fast.
After clearing security, I walked down to Matt's El Rancho and got two breakfast tacos and a large coffee, passing by Gate 13, where AA's 737-800 , which they had just starting using on this route the day before, was being prepared for departure to SJC.
Since I was starving, it didn't take long to finish the breakfast tacos and I took what was left of my coffee and walked back to Gate 10. The gate agent had just arrived and a line had already formed.
I got into a casual conversation with 2 ladies in line ahead of me and we kept one lady's place in line while she went over to the Schlotsky's pastry/coffee counter and got her something to eat. Then the other lady (who was also going to OAK and would be on my connecting flight) mentioned that she was hungry, too, so I suggested that she go and get a free doughnut and coffee or orange juice located behind the podium at Gate 10. She was surprised and didn't know that Southwest provided doughnuts, coffee and orange juice in the gate areas for their morning departures.
Finally got to the podium and got Boarding pass #25. Good deal. I'm in the 1st boarding group after all the pre-boards.
I refilled my now empty coffee-cup with free Southwest coffee and went over behind some of the shops and looked at a black and white photo exhibit put on by the Austin History Center called "Summer in Austin" or something like that. It was a series of photos from the early 1900's through the 1980's showing Austinites celebrating summer in a variety of different ways.
The incoming flight from TPA arrived at the gate about 10 minutes early and by the time I got back to Gate 10, all the AUS passengers had already deplaned. I thought it was kind of odd, though, that no one was crowding the jetway waiting to board the continuing segment to LAX. I soon found out why.
An announcement was made that there would be an hour delay due to ATC and weather (low clouds) at LAX and we were told that we would be boarding at 9:45 a.m. for a 10:15 departure. I then walked through the terminal and looked at a different display that was about the filming of the mini-series Lonesome Dove.. There were a lot of costumes and props from the set and it was quite entertaining.
Went back to Gate 10 and we began boarding at 9:45 a.m. This aircraft was a little less than 3 years old and still looked basically brand new inside.
I picked seat 23A because I like to sit in the back. The middle seat was empty and a businessman was on the aisle. There were 116 passengers, 2 pilots and 3 flight attendantds on board, Kathleen, Lisa Marie and Audria.
While we were boarding the captain explained again the reason for our delay this morning and mentioned that it was a good thing, because they had just discovered that the rear lav wasn't working and that a mechanic was coming to fix it.
The lav got fixed (I thought) and we got the go-ahead from ATC and pushed back from the gate at 10:18 a.m and took off at 10:26 a.m.
We reached our cruising altitude of 39,000 feet at 10:52 a.m. and the seatbelt sign was turned off, but the captain requested that anyone who needed to get up to please try and give the flight attendants the "right of way" so to speak, so they could begin their cabin service. He mentioned that there was a lav in front and one in the rear. Several people got up to use the rear lav near where I was sitting and then another flight attendant came on and said no, the rear one was broken (wouldn't flush) and everone would need to use the one at the at the front.
About 5 minutes later the flight attendants began taking drink orders. I ordered a Mr. and Mrs. T's Bloody Mary Mix (without the vodka).
About 11:00 a.m. they brought around the "food". It was a bag of Fischer Roasted Salted Peanuts and what I like to call a "snack pack". It comes in a little plastic box with a peel-off top which proclaims "Real Fast Food - A Tasty Little Snack Served at Jetspeed."
Inside was an O'Brien's Premium Hickory Smoked Summer Sausage, A Grist Mill Low-Fat Calcium Fortified Strawberry and Grain Cereal Bar, 2 packages of Turnbull's Sesame Seed Breadsticks and a small container of Le Petite Fromage Pasteurized spreadable cheese. It certainly wasn't first-class food, but then again, I wasn't paying first-class prices, so I couldn't care less. It was quite adequate for a mid-morning flight.
By 11:35 a.m., I was finished and the flight attendant took my trash and brought me another Bloody Mary Mix. I set my watch back to 9:35 am for the Pacific Time Zone.
At 9:41 a.m., the captain said we were going to be flying through some clouds and there was a possibility of turbulence and he was urning on the seat belt sign. At 9:49 a.m. it was turned back off and a few people got up to use the lavs. The captain announced that we were 474 miles from LAX and would be arriving at the gate in about an hour and fifteen minutes. About 3 minutes later, there was a bump and one of the flight attendants got on the intercom and "reminded" those passengers who were up and about that it was not ok to be moving about the cabin until the seat belt sign had been turned off. Next thing you heard was 2 "double dings" and she got on the phone to the cockpit. Apparently the captain informed her that he had turned the seat-belt off and she got back on the intercom and apologized for her mistake. It did get bumpier still a few minutes later and the seat belt sign went back on from 9:56 a.m. to 10:11 a.m. Once it was turned off again, a line started forming for the forward lav. Now a different flight attendant announced that the rear lav was working. Who knew? Go figure.
At 10:39 a.m., we began our descent into LAX. I pulled out a pair of binoculars and stared out the window at the Southern California scenery. At 10:53 a.m. the announcemnt was made to secure the cabin for arrival and we landed at 11:02 a.m. and did a slow taxi to Gate 10, arriving at 11:13 a.m.
Flight 969
Scheduled Departure - 12:00 noon
Scheduled Arrival - 1:10 p.m.
Delivered to Southwest on 08/24/88
I was originally supposed to have an hour and forty minute layover at LAX, but due to our late arrival I had only 47 minutes - enough time to make the flght, but not early enough to get a "good seat". I pretty much resigned myself to the fact that I would probably be sitting in a middle seat on this flight. Also, the flight was coming from MDW, OMA and LAS and I wasn't sure how many through passengers woud be remaining onboard for the continuation into OAK.
I stopped at the first set of departure monitors and caught up with one of the ladies I had been talking to back in AUS, who was going to OAK, too and from there we both went to Gate 3B. Imagine my complete and utter surprise to get boarding pass #52. Perhaps I won't be condemned to middle-seat-from-hell after all. I must have good karma.
Southwest deparately needs more gates at LAX. The USAirways and America West gates were virtually empty, while many of the Southwest gates were handling check-ins for 2 flights, with people sitting and standing everywhere. I had just enough time to use the restroom, (which was filthy, BTW) and walk over to Gate 1 where I snapped a few photos of several Southwest jets parked along that side of the concourse, and then back to Gate 3B where boarding began at 11:40.
At thirteen years of age, this was the oldest aircraft I was on during this trip and it still looked fairly good on the inside and had the lounge seating. I chose seat 20F in the back. Once again, the middle seat was empty and there was another gentleman on the aisle. There were about 90 passengers on board so there were lots of empty middle seats. Our 3 flight attendants were Lisa, Maria, and a hilarious skinny black male named Lynford.
We pushed back from the gate at 12:03 p.m. Lynford made the safety announcement and cracked jokes all the way through it. The only part I really remember was when he did the oxygen mask part he said place it over your nose and mouth and continue to breathe normally. If you're Darth Vader, breathe like this: (Made Darth Vader breathing noises). If you're from Florida, like this: "Beep Beep Beep Beep Beeeeeeeeep" (Like an elderly person on a heart monitor).
We took off at 12:10 p.m and drink service began shortly afterwards. I had a Dr. Pepper and we all got 2 bags of peanuts. We reached our cruising altitude of 20,000 feet at 12:27 p.m. and the seat belt sign was turned off. The captain announced that we were presently 203 miles from OAK. Eighteen minutes later, at 12:45 p.m. the captain announced that we were 63 miles from OAK and were beginning our initial descent and the seat belt sign was turned back on. He mentioned that the current temperature at OAK was 61 degrees, which, coming from Texas, where we had had 21 consecutive days in a row of tempertures 100 degree or higher, was a delight to hear.
We touched down at 12:59 p.m. and as we were braking and slowing, Lynford did the horse bit. We heard over the intercom this "Cloppety cloppety cloppety cloppety clop clop clop" (geting slower) and a "Whoa, Nellie!" and a couple of whinnies and a snort thrown in for good measure. It was the best horse impression I've ever heard and he got a nice round of applause when he was done.
At 1:02 p.m. we arrived eight minutes early into Gate 12 in Terminal


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In addition to the fare offered at local restaurants, First Night State College offers several opportunities to satisfy a hungry appetite. Faith Church and University Baptist and Brethren Church host First Night cafes that support mission efforts of each church. Heidi's Strudel and Hanson's Kettle Korn are perennial First Night favorites.
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Hanson's Original Kettle Korn at Sidney Friedman Park
12:00 p.m. – 12:30 a.m.
The Hanson family is a fixture at First Night State College. They produce delightfully different popcorn served fresh, sweet and warm from a copper kettle. They also offer hot beverages including hot chocolate, cider, and coffee at the top of Park.
Heidi's Strudel on S. Allen Street
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Long an audience favorite at the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts, Heidi's Strudel will serve up piping hot strudels along with delicious roasted nuts.
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Enjoy delicious homemade breads, soups, desserts, and hot beverages in between your First Night activities in the lower level Fellowship Room of University Baptist and Brethren Church. A wheelchair accessible entrance (with lift) is available on Robin Alley next to the handicapped parking. Suggested donations support youth travel to volunteer work projects.
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Chili is back! Stop by to warm up and choose from a selection of chili varieties, as well as chili dogs, kraut dogs, beverages and homemade desserts.
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After a very successful week racing in Panorama, Canada; we flew to Denver in Colorado, USA.
Here we trained at Winter Park with the NSCD (National Sports Center for the Disabled). Kurt was our coach and we had so much fun training GS and Slalom with the rest of the Americans. We would also like to thank Starline for your support and making our visit welcoming. We both said we would love to come back :)
We then moved with the other NSCD athletes to Copper Mountain, about an hour away to enter into 4 more races.
There we competed in 2 Super-g races. Our best results yet! Winning by 2 and 5 seconds per run. http://www.paralympic.org/AlpineSkiing/Calendar
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Bavaria, where the name was anciently associated with the tribal conflicts of the area. They declared allegiances to many nobles and princes of early history, lending their influence in struggles for power and status within the region. They branched into many houses, and their contributions were sought by many leaders in their search for power. They were originally seated at Altdorf in Bavaria.
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So I can honestly say... I messed up I was set in restarting and rebooting. I was going to restart my spark goals... and I failed. I did not put the effort in that was needed... and the only one I hurt was myself. Since I have refused to...
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Saturday, January 26, 2013 4 comments
So this eek add part of the falling for fitness challenge I used a detox tea.it tasted great and I love tea. However I s spent a great deal of time in the bathroom. I suppose my system is cleaned out. I do have to say it bad the worst the first ...
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Note to Self
Saturday, January 19, 2013 3 comments
Future self, Wow... you look awesome. Through healthy choices you look and feel GREAT. I can't believe you have been able to loose all of that weight and keep it off. I am so glad that you have learned to look at food differently. You no lo...
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Fitness Streak Day 3-6
Tuesday, December 04, 2012 2 comments
THis was a busy weekend.. But I got in my 15 min and I got in my jumping jacks!!!! YEAH!!! go me!...
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Fitness streak day 2
Thursday, November 29, 2012 3 comments
Another 15 min of high stepping. And 2 jumping jacks. Doesn't seem enough but I like the flow. I had an evening full of baking sweets... No I am not going to eat them... But I am selling them in the church bake sale. thank goodness sweets...
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Fitness Streak- Day 1
Thursday, November 29, 2012 2 comments
So my spark friend Amber started a fitness streak. I thought it was perfect timing for me to set up a streak of my own.... Bouncing on her momentum... I needed a streak of my own... so here I am! THANK YOU AMBER FOR THE MOTIVATION! Day...
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Survived C25K workout 3
Sunday, November 04, 2012 7 comments
YES I SURVIVED... Believe it or not.. I made it through workout 3. Red faced and out of breath... but I SURVIVED... Although I am slightly afraid to admit it.... my body felt a little better during this workout.. I really don't want to ...
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C25K or NOT workout 2
Friday, November 02, 2012 5 comments
Another late night... but I got my 2nd C25K workout in. I didn't quite make it through the entire workout.. but I figure that doing even a part of it is better than none at all. So I am waiting to see if I get that innate desire to run....... ...
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Challenge 1 part 2
Monday, October 22, 2012 3 comments
Article 3: The next article I ready about was about setting a mantra. The brain shuts down before the body. So by thinking positive and focusing your brain on more positive things it will help you get through a tough workout. My Mantra is "...
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I had a few problems with my last challenge. I was just not a focused as I needed to be. I would go in spurts and recognize that if I am going to lose weight. Consistency is going to be the key. So here I am ready to start this new challe...
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It is not often in the course of Church history that the preaching which influenced those who first heard it, has also attained to historic importance when committed to the printed page. To some preachers this distinction has belonged, but instances of it have been so rare in modern times that when Dr. Lloyd-Jones preached on Romans in the heart of London from 1955 to 1968, it was not commonly anticipated that a series of volumes were in the making which would, in later years, join the mainstream of Christian classics. The wide circulation of these volumes is a witness to the power which still resides in the doctrines which shook the paganism of the Greek and Roman world.
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Staff commended for metal theft operation as metal crime decreases across the region
Inspector Rob Thorpe of North Yorkshire Police was among officers and staff from two regions who received certificates on 1 May 2013 for their part in Coast to Coast Tornado, the successful metal theft operation executed at the end of last year.
Industry colleagues from organisations including Northern Powergrid and HM Revenue and Customs were also commended for their specialist help and support during the operation.
Coast to Coast Tornado ran from Monday 3 December to Friday 7 December, 2012. It involved ten forces and resulted in 57significant arrests linked to approximately £115,000 of seized or suspected stolen goods. 215 scrap yards were visited and 3,546 vehicles stopped and searched and 76 vehicles were seized.
In the first ever operation of its kind, the Yorkshire and the Humber region joined forces with the North West region to tackle metal theft across a slice of the country.
Yorkshire and the Humber Regional Co-ordinator, Acting Inspector Wayne Goodwin, said: "This operation took a great deal of planning and preparation to coordinate all the specialist resources and staff from many different areas.
"Coast to Coast Tornado disrupted the theft, disposal, transportation and exportation of stolen metal through systematically targeting the road network, ports and scrap yards, using all available powers.
"The operation combined resources from the west to the east of the UK, across many force boundaries and with a number of statutory and industry partner agencies, producing a unique tactical capacity.
"The latest year end statistics show a reduction of almost 39 per cent in the Yorkshire and the Humber region compared with the number of offences in 2011 - 2012. These stats illustrate that our joint efforts in tackling metal theft is really beginning to show."
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With a little over one month to go in the comment period on the FAA's proposed rules for the Operation and Certification of Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems, and facing the prospect of at least another year before those rules become final, many energy and infrastructure companies are moving forward with their small unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) plans under the FAA's existing rules.
As of March 2, 2015, the Federal Aviation Administration had granted 46 petitions to conduct specific small UAV operations for commercial purposes. Section 333 of the FAA Modernization and Reform Act of 2012 authorizes the Secretary of Transportation to grant exemptions from the Federal Aviation Regulations that would otherwise prohibit commercial UAV operations in the National Airspace System. On February 24, 2015, the FAA granted such an exemption to Commonwealth Edison Company thereby permitting the electric utility to operate DJI Innovations S900 UAVs to monitor, inspect, and assess damage to electric transmission and distribution utility systems. The UAV operations approved for Commonwealth Edison are broader than the UAV research, testing, and training flights approved for San Diego Gas and Electric (SDG&E) in 2014.
Similar to other approved Section 333 Exemptions, the FAA imposed 31 conditions and limitations on Commonwealth Edison's UAV operations including, among other things: only the specified type of UAV may be operated; the UAV must be operated at all times within the visual line of sight of the pilot-in-command who must possess at least a private pilot certificate and a third class airman medical certificate; the company must utilize a visual observer to assist with UAV operations; the operator must inspect the UAV before each flight to ensure it is in a condition for safe flight; the UAV may be operated only during daylight hours and at airspeeds of 50 knots or less; and the company must obtain a Certificate of Waiver or Authorization from the relevant Air Traffic Organization and request a Notice to Airman between 48 and 72 hours before the planned UAV operations. Other energy and infrastructure-related companies that have also been granted similar exemptions include: Chevron USA (monitoring of oil and gas facilities), Total Safety U.S. (flare stack inspections), and BNSF Railway Company (railroad infrastructure and operations).
While the limited number of Section 333 Exemptions granted to date may not be that impressive, what is more telling are the 750-plus other petitions that have been filed and which are awaiting a decision by the FAA. These petitions provide an indication of the broad interest in UAVs among electric utilities, energy companies, and other infrastructure operators. Electric utilities that have filed petitions include Arizona Public Service Company, Xcel Energy, Consumers Energy Company, Southern Company Services, SDG&E, Duke Energy, NextEra Energy, and PPL Electric Utilities. These utilities' petitions contemplate current or future UAV operations in more than 15 states for inspection of power generation facilities, electric transmission and distribution lines and substations, and for storm damage assessments.
Petitions by other energy companies include Clean Energy Renewables (wind turbine inspections), Ventus Wind LLC (inspection of wind turbines and onshore oil and gas pipelines and facilities), and Midstream Integrity Services (inspection of oil and gas industry vertical structures, pipelines, and rights-of-way). Other companies outside of the electric utility and energy industries have also filed petitions for specified UAV operations, including Dow Chemical Company (aerial inspection and environmental monitoring) and Union Pacific Railroad (railroad incident assessments).
Companies wanting to pursue UAV operations now must comply with the Section 333 Exemption process after which a Certificate of Waiver or Authorization must also be obtained. These processes are documentation intensive and time-consuming, with FAA decisions following approximately four to five months after the initial Petition for Exemption.
UAV technology and capabilities are rapidly maturing and the potential value of UAVs for a wide range of operations in the electric utility, energy, and infrastructure sectors is becoming increasingly apparent. As a result, companies in these sectors are not waiting for the current rulemaking to conclude. Instead, they are moving to develop practical experience with UAV systems as permitted within the present regulatory framework. While some of the current regulations and the conditions and limitations imposed on UAV operations may be burdensome (e.g., requirement that the UAV operator be a licensed pilot), some of these concerns are likely to be alleviated when the new rules take effect. If and when that happens, the experience gained now under the present regulations will position these companies to take full advantage of the capabilities of this new technology.


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"The need to be empathetic"
About: Royal Gwent Hospital / General Surgery Royal Gwent Hospital General Surgery NP20 2UB
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Whilst at the maxillofacial clinic in the royal Gwent hospital I received exceptional care from all staff who put my at ease and made my experience so much better. However there was one nurse that put a dampener on what would have otherwise been a good experience (as good as it could be). She Told me herself whilst completing my pre op notes, that she didn't normally work on the department and had come over that morning to help out.
I cannot fault this member of staff for the care she gave me as she was extremely professional however out of every single person I came across in the clinic that day, she refrained from showing me an ounce of empathy. She answered my questions in a short, sharp an almost sarcastic manner that refrained myself from asking anymore as she made me feel so uncomfortable.
It was my first time undergoing a general anesthetic and I was very nervous of this as well as being cannulated.
When this member of staff found out that I am within the nursing profession self, due to a staff nurse had mentioned to her did she no that I the patient was a nurse, the member of staff sternly replied; 'not that it makes any relevance does it'. I was shocked with her manner as although I 100% do not at all expect to be treated differently, did this member of staff realise that it was scary for me being a patient for the first time? That I was nervous as it was my first anaesthetic? That I was nervous to be on the patient side rather than the nursing side?
The other lovely staff nurses had luckily made me feel at ease and a lot more encouraged and not to worry about the surgery and came across as such lovely people who genuinely cared for their patients.
I feel let down that a person of staff with this position made me feel this way at a time I needed reassurance. the member of staff shouldn't be allowed to speak to people in the manner they do and should be reminded of one of the essential skills that all nurses should possess: the need to be empathetic.
One member of staff ruined it for the rest of the great staff.
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Stainless Steel Mesh Termite Barriers
Stainless steel mesh barriers can be an effective means of preventing subterranean termites from entering your home from below ground. These barriers are added to a home during the construction process and can help block termites' entry in concealed areas, including areas where pipes enter the home and areas around the concrete slab.
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This woven termite barrier functions much like a termite shield. When these types of barriers are installed correctly, subterranean termites are unable to enter a home undetected. However, they can build mud tubes to seek other entry points. Annual termite inspections by a trained professional can help identify signs of activity.
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As a time capsule, Britney Spears' Greatest Hits: My Prerogative does its job well. It has all of her hits outside of "From the Bottom of My Broken Heart," and it contains two very good, previously unreleased tunes, including the infectious In the Zone outtake "I've Just Begun (Having My Fun)." This album isn't just for casual fans, but for any fan of Spears, because like most teen pop singers, her albums are memorable largely for the singles. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Release Date: 01 August 2011
Artist: Britney Spears
- 1. My Prerogative
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