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Water-soluble thread
(I forgot to throw that in the picture)
Two 500-yard spools 30 weight thread, variegated is fun
Microtex size 90/14 needles
Sturdy zig-zag sewing machine, cleaned and oiled (if required)
"Open-toed" appliqué foot, such as the Bernina #20 (or regular straight-stitch foot, but you will be limited to sloping or flared bowls. It's much harder to make bowls with straight sides using a foot without an "open toe.")
A bunch of bobbins (I used FOUR bobbins and part of a fifth on this bowl!)
Tape measure or small ruler
Straight pins
Aleen's tacky glue. The new
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Step #1: Blunt-cut the end of the clothesline and wrap the end with water-soluble thread to keep it from raveling.
Step #2: Coil clothesline counter-clockwise as tightly as you can. Wrap the coil with water-soluble thread to keep it from unwinding.
Stick a pin in the coil to use as a "handle" in Step #3.
Step #3: With a WIDE zig-zag (about 3/16"), begin sewing the coil. Start at the very center.
Your fingers are dangerously close to the moving needle!
If you do not have sufficient control of your sewing machine to take ONE STITCH AT A TIME, hang it up; this project isn't for you.
At this point, the coil is not large enough to be moved along by the feed dogs. You must rotate the coil using your fingers and the pin.
Keep your fingers away from the feed dogs too. And don't sew over the pin!
Step #4: After about 20 stitches, remove the pin. Once the coil is about the size of a quarter the feed dogs will engage. You must still manually rotate the coil throughout the entire sewing process.
See why an open-toed foot is the best to see what you are doing? Did I mention that your fingers are incredibly close to the moving needle!
Keep the stitch centered between the toes of the foot as shown.
Feed the clothesline from your lap, unrolling it as needed.
DO keep the clothesline from twisting. It should be sewn to the growing coil without twists. If you notice it begin to kink, stop and untwist it.
Push the "new" clothesline firmly against the coil as you rotate the coil. Continue building the bowl bottom.
Step #5: When the bowl bottom reaches between 6" and 8" in diameter (usually about the time I run out of my first bobbin) it's time to make a decision. Begin the sides of the bowl at 6" and you'll have a narrow, tall bowl. Wait until 8" and you'll have a wide, shallow bowl. (Sorry, I can't get any more precise than that.) I made this bowl narrow and taller.
Tip: After loading in a fresh bobbin, over-sew the previous stitching by about 1/4" to keep threads from coming undone, more if using slippery rayon thread.
Step #6: To make the sides of the bowl, angle the bottom up as close to the machine as you can. (It should touch the side of the machine.) Continue pressing the next length of clothesline against the coil. Continue in this manner, keeping the bottom of the bowl flat up against your machine, and you will get a gently sloping-sided bowl.
Note: The sides of
bottomed bowls will fit over the top of your machine, making it a little easier to sew the sides of the bowl—keep pushing the bowl against the side of the machine.
To make a straight-sided bowl, take advantage of the open-toed appliqué foot and lift the "new" length of clothesline through the gap in the foot. Line up the left hand side of the foot with the edge of the previously stitched coil. It looks mighty peculiar, but it works! Just make sure the new length of coil is stitched down.
Here's a side view.
And a close-up.
Step #7: As I haven't figured out how to join pieces of clothesline that haven't been wrapped with fabric, I stop sewing the sides of the bowl when I think I'm going to run out of clothes line. A rim like the one shown on this bowl takes a lot of clothesline and if you run out part way through I've got no suggestions for you. So, periodically measure the circumference of the bowl and the amount of clothesline you have left. Allow for 20 times the circumference. So, if this bowl measured about 12" around the outside edge at the rim, I had to have about 240" or 20 feet of clothesline saved for the rim.
Step #8: You will first need to create loops all along the rim. They should be fairly small, with the inside "hole" a tad smaller than a dime. They should also be consistent in size and
all the way around the bowl. (Don't worry, these bowls are very forgiving.)
Loop a length of clothesline as shown. (Make sure the clothesline is free from kinks, otherwise this will be nearly impossible.) Lift the presser foot slightly, push the loop against the coil and very CAREFULLY ziz-zag in place. You can exhale when the needle pierces the new loop to secure it. BE VERY CAREFUL NOT TO SEW YOUR FINGERS! PLEASE!
If you can, find a reference point on your machine. I use the little dimple on my throat plate (directly above my right index finger in this picture). When the center of the loop moves so that the dimple it in its center, I begin a new loop.
It does look fairly peculiar sewing INSIDE a bowl.
Step #9: Access the video below to watch how the rim is hand-crocheted. There's no speaking, so don't turn up your volume.
Step #10: Artistically place the remaining clothesline into attractive swirls, loops, and twists. Pin in place (straight through into bowl interior, careful). Gently lift pinned clothesline up and away from bowl and sneak in some glue. Press clothesline against bowl for a few seconds until glue holds. Let dry overnight. Remove pins. Dab center of bowl bottom with wet Q-tip or tissue to remove water soluble thread. Enjoy!
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As far as pranks go, this one is a tyrannosaurus-sized success.
As far as pranks go, this one is a tyrannosaurus-sized success.
Oh, Internet -- you continue to host wonderful ideas for the betterment of all humankind.
And then there's this.
Sometimes friends are the worst. This rowdy bunch of Norwegians (note the man smoking next to a gas can) took their friend out for his bachelor party and pulled a massive prank.
You might recognize a few of these faces from last week, when we showed the man on the right, Karl Stefanovic, pranking his co-anchor from Australia 'Today' on the air. He's back, and this time he's trying to eat the world's hottest pie.
This is the kind of prank we like. Nobody gets hurt, and it didn't happen to us.
Every year April Fool's Day sneaks up on me. The day is usually uneventful because I don't even remember it's April Fool's Day until the day is almost over. This year, I am vowing to make a change. I am planning on living April Fool's Day to the fullest. If you need a little help coming up with some gags and pranks, I've compiled a list for you.
It seems certain that last year stood as the Year of the Prank. With examples ranging from that terrifying zombie corpse to the ghostly little girl terrorizing elevator riders, we were rather nervous that 2013 wouldn't hold up. Luckily, thanks to this hoax pulled off at a beauty salon, there's still hope!
Guy Fieri has been having a tough time with his new restaurant, Guy's American Kitchen & Bar, which opened in New York's Times Square last November.
First the eatery was savaged in a New York Times' review. And just when folks were starting to forget about that, Fieri has made an unforced error which is sure to subject him to another round of ridicule.
Just because it's legal to do it on your own time in Colorado, doesn't mean you can drug your whole class. Two University of Colorado students in Boulder thought it would be funny to bring pot brownies to a morning class to share. Then a bunch of people who ate them had freak-
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Ghastly little children and zombie corpses in elevators aren't the only things petrifying people around the world this holiday season. It looks like even Frosty himself is getting in on the act to wish us all a very happy (and spooky) holiday.
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They represent generations, reflect cultural, social, political and economic concerns of different eras. They may have influenced films to come and set standards for future filmmakers.
On a personal level, they help us recall another time in our lives, who we were with and "where we were when." Movies maybe even set trends we followed (though there are trends we'd rather forget), the toys we played with and games we played.
These are the movies that helped define who we are today, that fall into the category - albeit varied in genre - of "classics." And it's this kind of film Nate Kohn, associate professor of telecommunications in the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Georgia, saw was missing from the film festival circuit.
"There is certainly room for this type of festival," says Kohn, who also serves as director of Roger Ebert's Overlooked Film Festival in Champaign, Ill., as well as Robert Osborne's Classic Film Festival, which begins tonight. The festival takes place at the Classic Center in Athens beginning with a screening of the 1954 musical "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers," and continues through Sunday.
"We talked about what types of films we wanted to show and the definition of what a classic film is," he adds. "And, of course, everyone's list is different."
Although the films are available on video and DVD, Kohn says the experience of seeing a film on the big screen doesn't compare. "We're genuinely excited about this," he says, "because we want to get people to think about film and experience the potential and the power of film."
In fact, the big screen will be especially big; the Classic Center's 2,000-seat theater has seen the installation of a 54-foot screen and state-of-the-art 35mm projection and sound systems to heighten the effect.
A non-profit event of UGA's Grady College, the festival also will get the official "classics" host by way of Osborne, who's the prime-time host and anchor of the Turner Classic Movies cable television network. Osborne also has been influential in the titles selected for the festival.
"Robert had the idea of showing one film from each decade - and we almost did it; there are two from the 1980s ('Cinema Paradiso' and 'Marlene') but none from the '90s. But it ranges from what we call instant classics with (2003's) 'The Triplets of Belleville' to musicals with 'Seven Brides for Seven Brothers.' We know that when people come and see these films, they're going to like all of them; they're all important and significant, but they're also just fun to watch."
The earliest film in the lineup is 1938's "The Adventures of Robin Hood," shown as a free Saturday matinée with the hope families will attend, Kohn says. "We want to encourage people to bring their kids to the movies, because when a family can experience seeing films together, it's just something great to share."
In addition to the screenings, each film will be introduced by Osborne along with a special guest, who will lead a discussion and answer questions following the films. Among the guests are Jane Powell, who starred in "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers"; Patricia Neal, who won an Oscar for her role in "Hud"; Rory Flynn, daughter of "Robin Hood's" Errol Flynn; "Marlene" director Maximilian Schell; Louise Fletcher, whose Oscar-winning turn as Nurse Ratched in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" has made the character an icon; and Stephen Bogart and Pia Lindstrom whose parents, respectively Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman, fell in love in "Casablanca."
On Friday morning, there will be a panel discussion titled "They Don't Make 'Em Like They Used To," and, as Kohn notes, that's up for debate. "There are films made today that are as good as those made in the '30s and '40s - maybe not films in Hollywood, but there are some remarkable films being made today," he says. The panel discussion, he adds, is just that; "it's to facilitate a talk on the state of filmmaking today and maybe what can be done to improve it."
On that note, Kohn says he wants to bring attention to the potential for filmmaking in Athens. The Athens Film Foundation, which formed a little more than a year ago, is serving that as well. "With technology available today, anyone is able to make a film on a low budget. And there's no reason Athens, which has had a reputation as a music town, can't be a (filmmaking) town as well. So part of the purpose of the festival is to encourage filmmakers on a local and regional level as well."
Robert Osborne's Classic Film Festival
All screenings take place at the Classic Center, 300 N. Thomas St. Tickets to individual screenings are $10; an all-events pass is $60. Sunday brunch is $25. Purchase tickets at the Classic Center box office or online, www.classiccenter.com
Thursday, Jan. 27
8:30 p.m. - Screening: "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" - One of the last great American MGM musicals, this adaptation of the Johnny Mercer and Gene DePaul musical (adapted from Stephen Vincent Benet's "The Sobbin' Women"), was directed by the great Stanley Donen, whose "Singin' in the Rain" served as the official kickoff for the Robert Osborne Classic Film Festival last January at the Classic Center. The story follows Milly (Jane Powell, a featured guest of the festival), who marries the young Adam (Howard Keel) just hours after meeting him, and unwittingly finds herself a member of the Pontipee family of wayward brothers. She takes it upon herself to whip them into shape and marry them off. (1954, 104 min.)
Friday, Jan. 28
10:30 a.m. - Panel discussion, "They Don't Make 'Em Like They Used To" with moderator Robert Osborne and panelists Patricia Neal, actress; Maximilian Schell, actor and director; Richard Neupert, professor of drama, University of Georgia; Tom Karsch, executive vice president and general manager, Turner Classic Movies; Eleanor Ringel, film critic, Atlanta Journal Constitution; Bob Longino, entertainment reporter, AJC; free and open to the public.
1:30 p.m. - Screening: "Triplets of Belleville" - French animator/writer/ director Sylvain Chomet offers this animated gem for grown-ups whose impressionable years were spent scooping up Fruitloops in front of Saturday morning Looney Toons and the like, and being hypnotically educated on pop culture, gloried starlets of the '30s and '40s and opera la Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd in "The Barber of Seville." Its dark humor delights in the deviant (if "Delicatessen"-era Jean-Pierre Jeunet went animated, it would come out something like this), and contains little dialogue in its story about Champion, the grandson of Madame Souza, whose discovery of the boy's love of bicycles fuels her passion (and perhaps his) to turn him into a Tour de France champion. During the race, however, Champion is kidnapped and taken to Belleville, and it's up to his grandmre and his silly pooch to rescue him. Luckily, they receive a little help from the triplets of the title. The film was nominated for an Oscar for best animated feature. (2003, 80 min.)
4:30 p.m. - Screening: "Cinema Paradiso" - Featured on the cover of today's Marquee, this beloved, Oscar-winning (foreign language film) 1989 feature from Giuseppe Tornatore is in itself an homage to the big screen, telling the story of a movie theater's impact on a small Italian town. When an esteemed film director learns the projectionist at his hometown theater has died, he returns to pay his respect. We're taken in flashback to his childhood and teen years spent at the cinema, where the projectionist took him in, on a nostalgic remembrance flavored with the various characters that made up the theater's audiences. (1989, 121 min.)
8:30 p.m. - Screening: "Hud" - This will be the first public screening of the new, digitally remastered print of this character-drivenWestern starring Paul Newman and Patricia Neal, who won an Oscar for best actress and is a featured guest of the festival. Newman (who was nominated for an Oscar) plays Hud, an arrogant and crooked Texas cattleman who's determined to go against his father's wishes and sell off their herd, which they suspect is plagued with hoof-and-mouth disease. In the original review of the film, the New York Times raved, "'Hud' is as wide and profound a contemplation of the human condition as one of the New England plays of Eugene O'Neill." (1963, 112 min.)
Saturday, Jan. 29
1:30 p.m. - Screening: "The Adventures of Robin Hood" - This matinée is a free screening to encourage families to attend, and it couldn't be a better one to introduce children to the love of cinema by way of this sweeping, swashbuckler epic. Considered one of the greatest adventure films in history, the film was released by Warner Bros. during the golden era of cinema in "glorious Technicolor" with a gallant, 28-year-old Errol Flynn in the title role and co-starring Olivia de Havilland in the third of their eight films together. (1938, 102 min.)
4:30 p.m. - Screening: "Marlene" - Director Maximilian Schell is a featured guest at the festival and will discuss his documentary about the difficult but fascinating diva Marlene Dietrich. Still famous for a role she created more than 70 years ago (thanks in part to her languid rendition of "Falling in Love Again" in 1930's "The Blue Angel"), Dietrich is captured on film by Schell in revealing interviews, despite her refusal to be filmed for the 40 hours she signed on for in making the film. Through flashbacks and recorded audio of the actress, who was 81 at the time Schell interviewed her, the story of a legend is told. (1984, 97 min.)
8:30 p.m. - Screening: "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" - The film that swept the Oscars for 1975 (Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Director and Best Screenplay) remains a timeless study in bucking the system. Jack Nicholson stars as the "dangerous" R.P. McMurphy, a convicted felon who's been placed in the institution for consideration owing to his "troublemaking." The charismatic and life-loving McMurphy breaks through the medicinal haze of his fellow patients on the ward and indeed, "troublemaking" ensues, much to the dismay of the rigid Nurse Ratched, played by Louise Fletcher (a special guest of the festival; see today's ThursdayLiving). (1975, 129 min.)
Sunday, Jan. 30
11:45 a.m. - Brunch with Robert Osborne and special guests; tickets $25 at the Classic Center.
1:30 p.m. - Screening: "Casablanca" - Against the backdrop of World War II, Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman fall in love and take us with them in this classic of classics. (1942, 102 min.)
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The Tasmanian Animal does not get enough credit for its crazy ways
Tasmanian Devils play an important role, by eating sick and dead animals. They probably also help to control feral cats in Tasmania and, by doing so, they help to protect some of our native species, particularly birds.
The early European settlers of Hobart didn't like Tasmanian Devils, because the devils ate their chickens and they thought the devils would eat other farm animals too. So, they hunted the devils. In 1830 the Van Diemen's Land Company put up a reward for every devil killed on their property. The reward was two shillings and sixpence (25 cents) for a male devil and three shillings and sixpence (35 cents) for a female.
Tasmanian devils are not dangerous. They do not attack people, although they will defend themselves if they're attacked or trapped.
The Tasmanian Devil Latin scientific name is Sarcophilus harrisii. That means Harris's meat lover. Harris is the name of the scientist who described the Tasmanian devil.
Tasmanian devils' breeding season lasts from March to May. Female devils will mate with dominant males, who fight to gain their attention. Three weeks after conception, the females give birth to up to 50 babies, called joeys. These 50 extremely tiny joeys scramble to attach themselves to one of the four available teats in the mother's pouch. Those that do not make it will not survive.
1. These devils who were convicted of breaking and entering our minds and publicly intoxicating our souls:
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2. This devil who pleaded no contest to stealing the spotlight:
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3. This devil who was arrested for possession of an aww-inducing inquisitive little whisker-face:
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4. This devil who was booked for disturbing the sleeves of her partner in cute crime:
optische_taeuschung (CC BY-SA 2.0) / Via Flickr: nina_i
5. This devil who was charged with resisting a rest in the long arms of the law:
Gopal Vijayaraghavan (CC BY 2.0) / Via Flickr: t3rmin4t0r
6. This devil who was charged with six counts of cute-napping:
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7. This devil who — if loving you is a crime — is guilty as charged:
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8. This devil who was suspected of snacks evasion and indicted on two counts of killing with kindness:
9. This devil who was arrested for brandishing the most darling little nose without an adorable permit:
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10. This devil who was charged with striking two poses and a chord with pedestrians:
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The Tasmanian devil is protected on the island of Tasmania. Efforts have been made to sustain their population there. Being hit by cars is a major case of death for the devils, as they often feed on roadkill. The Tasmanian devils are also susceptible to Devil Facial Tumour Disease, which has dramatically decreased the population in the past 10 years.
11. And finally, this little guy — who's headed to cute jail for setting our hearts on fire:
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Screenplay written by Paula J. Terry.
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Robertson Lake (approx. 60 acres) is privately owned and no other occupied cottages on the lake, (except the owners who may be on the lake from time to time). This charming three bedroom traditional log cottage has been recently renovated and upgraded and features a large, gated deck on three sides of the cottage. Located right off of Hwy 124 a few minutes north of Dunchurch in Parry Sound district.
NE exposure
400 ft lakefrontage
3 Bedrooms & 1 Bathrooms
Three bedrooms - 1 queen, 1 double and 2 singles - all with ceiling fans. One four piece bathroom (tub/shower, toilet , sink).
New kitchen - all new appliances - fridge/freezer, stove/oven, microwave. Flat panel, wall mounted satellite tv (not shown in photos), dvd. Fireplace (airtight). Boat with oars, canoe. Deck, dock, patio furniture, gas bbq. Campfire pit.
Waterfront & Swimming
The lake is springfed and approx 60 acres. No other occupied cottages on the lake. There is a sandy beach at the cottage with sand bottom - deepens quickly. Dock has deep water swimming (ladder). Some reed growth off to sides of area cleared for beach and dock. Great fishing. Electric motors only are allowed on the lake.
400 ft lakefrontage
Conditions of Rental
Maximum Occupancy: 6 persons (4 adults)
Check in is 2pm. Check out is 11am.
Minimum Booking Duration: High Season - 1 Week(s), Low Season - 1 Week(s) .
Security/Damage Deposit: $1000
Approx. 275 km from Toronto (Yonge & 401)
20 km to Magnetewan
45 km to Parry Sound Hospital
Please note that a wide-angle lens is used for many interior photos, making some rooms look larger than they actually are.
If you would like to be notified when summer 2018 dates are made available, please enter your email address below.
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For the week beginning...
Rates shown do not include a $90.00 per booking Service Charge or optional charges such as Cleaning & Linen Services (if available), Cancellation Insurance, Security/Damage Waiver, etc.
"The cottage looked exactly like the pictures and the website description.The travel package was very helpful, especially the map. Our favourite part of the cottage was the privacy. Our second-favourite part of the cottage was how clean it was." 2015
P. Bilyea
"Over the years, we have rented many cottages through Cottage Country happily. This cottage was the first that our 6 year old played in the water or on his own private beach All Day long! My husband and I could sit on the deck watching him and be completely relaxed. Priceless!!! Thank you cottage country and the owners for sharing :)" 2015
B. & P. Rostamian
"Fantastic cottage! I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to spend time with my Father there. He was able to throw a line in the water for the first time in 10+ years! The local community was also great - Overall, it was a wonderful experience and fill of great memories for all of us! Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to share such a special trip together!
How clean it was! I was thankful for that. We thoroughly enjoyed the privacy of the lake, the campfire pit and the wood which was supplied. The dock was fantastic and the beach was certainly a treat. There were a few minor things, like a broken chair which had been thrown over the side of the deck and there was another broken lounge chair. They were minor in the grand scheme of things!
I am definitely interested in a repeat rental for next year. I was hopeful that there was some sort of reservation/alert system which would give us the first opportunity to rent prior to it being opened to the public.
S. Murphy
" The website had several pictures of the interior and exterior of the cottage which represented the cottage very well. Being able to see exactly what you are renting is extremely important to us, and the pictures were pretty accurate.The travel package was excellent - it answered every possible question you could have regarding the rental and the surrounding area, pointing out areas of interest, emergency contact information. The privacy is the most appealing aspect of this cottage, and the interior of the cottage is well kept."
J. Patterson
"The lake was beautiful and we loved that it was right at our doorstep. We had a great time. Very kid friendly. It was awesome!"
D. Weiinstein
"YES!! the cottage was very clean and well maintained. The pictures and description were exactly what we got. It was perfect. I loved the deck and the kitchen myself the most, but everything was beautiful. Very comfortable beds and lots of room in all the bedrooms. Great to have a TV for morning news. Great swimming for the kids and great fishing for everyone. Beautiful kitchen, great new appliances and well equipped with everything you need.
Our family had a wonderful first vacation up north. lots of wildlife to see. we even had a baby bear, between 1-2 years old wonder onto the beach and to the bottom of the deck stairs! The kids loved the water and the fishing, caught large and small mouth bass, small perch and 2 pike. Great time! Cottage 837 was absolutely perfect for what we needed and we certainly enjoyed our time there. We would like to book this cottage again for the same week next year and would ask that you please contact us if the owner lists the cottage with you again next year."
S. & M. Timmers
" The cottage is kept very clean with comfortable beds, and the kitchen has almost everything you could need - although a blender would be great. The cottage is very private and peaceful, and has a great beach front with sand and easy water access. This is the second time we have been there and will probably be returning again next year. thank you for the great rental."
J. Patterson
"It was a very nice cottage with a lake all to ourselves. Breathtaking...the package was very well layed for quick reference. We have 3 boys and they all enjoyed fishing and boating. The cottage had all that we had expected from the package and pictures online. A gem that we are happy the owner shared with our family. We will be looking into renting again next year."
C. & L. Card
"Very peaceful, beautiful and enjoyable. Beach was great, kids loved being in the water. Cottage itself very comfortable, clean, etc. Children loved seeing deer right outside the cottage (a doe once and a buck and doe another time coming out of the woods by the side of the deck) and the bears at the dump. The information was great, even stating that water deepens quickly, so that we knew to check out how far they could go. Due to this, we knew to be sure to purchase life jackets for the children, which worked out great.
Liked the deck. Inside the cottage was nice and bright. The cottage had everything we needed. Well laid out. People in the community were very friendly, store handy and again people very friendly and helpful."
B. Ridley
"The cottage was even better than we expected, even with seeing all of the pictures and information online. Because we were travelling with small children, a sandy, walk-in beach area was a must and the beachfront area at cottage 837 was perfect. The gated deck was also wonderful, as it gave the children extra space to play outside without the adults needing to worry about water access. the private setting was also very appealing. This cottage was exactly what I had been searching for - for two weeks! All around, a fantastic experience."
J. Boyd
"Pictures were great and accurate. The travel info booklet answered all questions. The cottage was newly renovated/updated. New appliances, nice bed rooms, boats available for use. Loved this rental service. Quick, accurate, and easy. Will use again next year for another cottage rental."
R. Soogrim
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CLICK HERE to read 2 Nephi 20.
This chapter compares to Isaiah 10.
2 Nephi 20 is a brutal chapter, following the Assyrians conquering Israel, including some of Judah. However, the Lord says there is still time for repentance and choosing to become people of the covenant (being born into it is not enough). This opportunity is why He did not allow Assyria to completely wipe out the tribes of Israel; however, we know from history that they will not take advantage of this opportunity and Babylon will soon finish the job Assyria started. In the same way, there is a double layer for latter-days now, as time is running out for our opportunity to truly become covenant people through repentance and obedience.
The Book of Mormon Seminary Manual for this chapter says:
As you read this chapter, think of ways that Isaiah's words might apply to the Lord's people in the last days and to those who persecute them. The teachings in this chapter may also be likened to a person who has turned from the Lord and feels God's judgments upon him or her and who wonders if there is any hope for a return to Him.
So this chapter opens up with the description of those who are attacking God's people, and descriptions of what makes them "wicked" as opposed to Gods' people being "obedient".
Verse 1 opens with the first descriptor of the "wicked", stating they "decree unrighteous decrees". This means they give orders that are not righteous, or make rules that are not righteous. We see this today, as society and culture and even governments begin to establish rules that are not righteous. We see this today, a society and culture moves outside the "Order" of the priesthood, and the consequences and calamities that come from being outside that Order.
The next descriptor in verse one is that the "wicked" "write grievousness which they have prescribed". This means that they are causing injustice and sorrow. We know that injustice causes sorrow, and it is fiercely evident in our world today. Injustice means violating the rights of others through action (our behaviors) or treatment (our interactions). In the world today, there are injustices against those who are women, against those who want to have children, against children, against those who want the freedom to practice their religion as they see fit. If we are not careful, we can even cause injustice against others even within the church: anytime we are filled with pride or let Satan fill us with anger, we can cause injustice. Being a screaming parent instead of a nurturing one is injustice against your children. Unrighteous dominion or abusive practices is injustice against those in your family. Neglecting your home teaching or visiting teaching is injustice. Being bitter or negative or "murmuring" instead of creating a safe and loving home environment is injustice. Judging others instead of loving them causes injustice. Failing to give your Fast offering is injustice against the poor. All of these have serious consequences.
Isaiah describes it in the next verse: "to turn away the needy… to take away the right from the poor… that widows may be their prey, and that they may rob the fatherless…" (verse 2). These are all examples of injustice at a level we can do something about, and should be doing something about.
Then, he says, the problem is no one knows who to turn to for help. Those experiencing injustice will not have the trust or understanding or hope to be able to turn to those they are assigned to, because those people already neglected their duties. And those who are assigned to care for others (we all are, whether it is by "order" of our family, through mission work, or through specific callings – including home or visiting teaching), these people will not be able to turn to the Lord for help because they have disqualified themselves from receiving it (by not caring for the people assigned to them). This is serious stuff!
"And what will ye do in the day of visitation, and in the desolation which shall come from far? to whom will ye flee for help? and where will ye leave your glory?"
Then Isaiah begins to get specific in his prophecy, talking about the enemies headed toward Jerusalem. He says they will conquer and scatter the people along the way, but the Lord will stop them before they destroy Jerusalem (this is Assyria still, not yet Babylon). We know this was fulfilled in Isaiah 36 and 37. The Lord sends the enemies to bring about the repentance of his "hypocritical nation" (verse 6). The enemies plan "to destroy" and cut off the nations of Israel (verse 7).
The enemies of the Lord want to conquer specific cities of Israel, and covert them to their wicked ways. They want to taint the covenant, destroy it, pull people out of it. This happens specifically in war back in that day of Isaiah's time, and happens ever so subtle-ly in our day. But war is war, and that war rages on.
When working with seminary kids, one of the things we explain to them is that Satan likes to move the line we draw in the sand, so we think we are not sinning because we have not crossed the line. We know what the line in the sand is, and we are converted-enough, covenanted-enough, good enough not to cross that line. Except Satan likes to move that line over, so that we are doing what we should not be doing – though we never actually cross that line.
One of the most common ways I see this in my office, something I deal with every single day in my office, are people who think they are not having affairs because they have not yet had sex with someone other than their spouse. However, their emotional attachments are absolutely a kind of affair. They have not yet crossed the line, which is having sex with someone other than your spouse, but they are engaged in all the other affair-behaviors. They are emotionally attached to someone outside their primary relationship, outside their covenant relationship. They are keeping secrets from their spouse. They are texting "the other person" and telling them about their marriage problems, fantasizing about being with the other person, and sharing these kinds of intimate details. They may even fantasize with the other person about meeting together, away from their "real life" problems. They may go so far as to actually meet for lunch or have a date, "but nothing really happened" and "no line was crossed". They text, they email, and they facebook. The both know the details of the other person's marriage, why they are unhappy, and become the emotional support for the other person "surviving" their marriage instead of working with their spouse to heal and strengthen it. Maybe they only talk on the phone about "neutral" topics, but it is emotional support that should be coming from the spouse. Even though the conversations and texts are "neutral", they are kept secret from the spouse because the person wants to "possess" the relationship, keep it as if it were their own, keep it as if it were real, rather than give up something that feels good to them in the moment.
Usually it is with someone they have known since before their marriage, and so has a fairytale feel to it in contrast to the hard work of everyday life. This illusion is dangerous, and makes for a slippery and subtle slope. It often happens at developmental stages (kids going off to college, job changes, etc.), where it is easier to live in this fairytale illusion instead of doing the hard work to develop new skills with a changing family and shifting roles. It usually takes 5-7 years to complete this affair cycle, and by then there is little left of the family as they once knew it.
In some ways, this is the most dangerous kind of affair, because it is much more difficult to break off. An actual, physical affair that "crosses the line" has a line where you can stop and say, "whoa, I crossed the line…" and go back to the green of covenant behavior (even though you cannot undo what has been done, and there will be much work to repair the damage caused). But when the line is pushed and pushed and pushed, the person's heart becomes hard against anything being wrong with what they are doing "because no line has been crossed". They usually are hungry or offended when confronted, because they firmly believe no line has been crossed. At this point, they use this "offense" as an exit strategy from their relationship, and fuel is added to the fire of the illusion in which they want to escape until they somehow justify the concerns of others as causing the chaos resulting from their own behavior. They may become even more passive aggressive (affairs are a very passive aggressive way to deal with problems in a marriage, rather than working them out directly), punishing those around them who try to stop them or cutting off those who detect their secrets.
Physical affairs have concrete behaviors that can be stopped and specific patterns that can be confronted. It is hard work, yes. Even after the affair is stopped, there is a lot of work to do to repair the original relationship.
But in many ways, emotional affairs are worse. They are a subtle entanglement Satan uses to destroy relationships by removing both trust and emotional connection upon which a relationship is built. Emotional affairs are dangerous in the way pornography is dangerous, in that Satan uses it not only to remove agency, but also to remove the ability to physically function in the body by physically responding to that which we are designed to respond.
This is not only destroying a marriage, but un-doing the work of God.
It's no wonder that when Isaiah mentions the city comparisons, the example he uses specifically is idolatry. Anything we set above God, or what God has designed, is idolatry. He's not going to put up with that, and He will bring destruction and scattering to get the attention of His people, to lead them to repentance so that He can reclaim them. It is a harsh and difficult journey, but it is a healing one.
"For he saith: By the strength of my hand and by my wisdom I have done these things; for I am prudent…" (verse 13).
He wants to bring us home.
He wants us to succeed.
He wants to gather us from the destruction and scattering we have chosen, and He wants us to be His people again. He wants us at-one.
"And my hand hath found as a nest the riches of the people; and as one gathereth eggs that are left have I gathered all the earth" (verse 14).
But it is HIS work of redeeming US. He is the one who is good, and He is the one who gives us HIS righteousness. He is the one who moves us, gives us purpose, and uses us to accomplish His work.
"Shall the ax boast itself against him that heweth (swing it through the air) therewith? Shall the saw magnify itself against him that shaketh it? As if the rod should shake itself against them that lift it up, or as if the staff should lift up itself as if it were not wood?"
He is the one who gives us life, and brings life to us: "under his glory he shall kindle a burning like the burning of a fire" (verse 16). That fire could be the consequences of sin, and its purifying process that brings us back to at-one-ness. That fire could be the Holy Spirit that warns us, guides us, corrects us, and instructs us along the way – preventing destruction and scattering the moment we begin to heed its promptings.
"And the light of Israel shall be for a fire, and his Holy One for a flame, and shall burn and shall devour his thorns and his briers in one day; And shall consume the glory of his forest, and of his fruitful field, both soul and body" (verses 17 and 18).
This is not just the destruction of Jerusalem when the Babylonians came.
This is the end-of-the-world fire, that will come to cleanse the earth like the Holy Spirit comes to us after baptism. This is the end of the latter-days, when Christ returns, and all his settled, and HIS Law is established again.
Then, in that day, we will "stay upon" (depend upon) the Lord, not our enemies.
"And it shall come to pass in that day, that the remnant of Israel, and such as are escaped of the house of Jacob, shall no more again stay upon him that smote them, but shall stay upon the Lord, the Holy One of Israel, in truth" (verse 20).
In that day, the "remnant shall return, yea, even the remnant of Jacob, unto the mighty God" (verse 21). These are the people of the Lord who have been scattered, the people who have repented, and in a way, even the rest of the lost tribes of Israel.
The Lord will destroy ("make a consumption") all that is not of Him.
This is the ultimate setting-apart, the ultimate making Holy.
All that is not of Him will be destroyed. We know He is good, and He is truth, and He is love. All that is not, will be destroyed. All who have not done the work of becoming His people, will be destroyed.
This is not a mean, judgmental God. This is necessary work that a loving God must do to provide the place He promised to His people.
"For the Lord God of Hosts shall make a consumption, even determined in all the land" (verse 23).
If we are living in Him, living in faith, acting in faith, there is no reason to be afraid.
There is no reason to fear our enemies, because we know the end of the story.
There is no reason to fear the hard days ahead, to fear the experiences of the latter days of the Latter-days, because we know the end of the story.
We know the end of the story.
"Therefore, thus saith the Lord God of Hosts: O my people that dwellest in Zion, be not afraid…" (verse 24).
Why? Because of that promise of the Great Exchange from Isaiah 22:23, 25, where He removes the burden of the curse (message of the curse earned) upon us while also giving us His righteousness (message of the promise given), making us His holy people.
"And it shall come to pass in that day that his burden (message of a curse) shall be taken away from off thy shoulder, and his yoke from off thy neck, and the yoke shall be destroyed because of the anointing" (verse 27).
Anointing only happens when one is being set apart, to be made holy. It comes after the cleansing, and claims who or what is anointed as holy. It is preparation to service to God (and) or King. It is being consecrated in a new role, almost as a new being. It means chosen of God.
The Hebrew word for Messiah mashi'ah, which literally means "the anointed one".
The covenant people are a chosen people.
He chooses us to become like Him.
This is what being a covenant people is all about.


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Ask Nick: Where Wakefield fits in
Welcome to this week's mailbag.
Lots of concerns about Tim Wakefield's 200th win and when and under what circumstances he'll get it. Looks as if the Sox will alter their pitching rotation after the Yankees series this week, so we'll see where, if any place, Wake fits in. The team wants him to get the win, obviously, but only if it fits with their rotation plans.
Is Jacoby Ellsbury the greatest Red Sox leadoff hitter of all time? We'll delve into that a bit as well.
Here we go:
Q: Should Terry have trotted out Wake in the 5th inning of the rain-delayed second game on Saturday to get an out and the 200th victory? Not sure if that would qualify Wake as the pitcher of record, and I am sure Wake would not want it that way. Just saying.
Bill Pacelli, Warrenton, Va.
NC: No way Wake would want to do it that way. Who knows, though, if he finds himself in a relief situation, it may wind up being that way. But I think they'll get him another start or two so he can achieve it.
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Q: When Tim Wakefield pitched in the series against the White Sox, there was an older gentleman sitting in front of me wearing a number 49 Wakefield jersey with the number 200 (number of wins) on the front- — was that Tim's dad? If so, has he been following Tim around to be there for his 200th win?
Tim Armstrong, Glen Ellyn, Ill.
NC: May have been. Tim's dad and mom have followed him around in anticipation of his 200th, but I have no idea without seeing him, if that was him.
Q: In connection with interleague games in 2012, will the Red Sox travel to LA to play the Dodgers in 2012?
Mark Kramer, Cambria, Calif.
No Dodger Stadium trip.
Q: Hello Nick. Going up for the series with the Orioles Sept.19th. Looking ahead for the playoffs, whether its a wild card or East title, my starting three would be Beckett, Lester, and Lackey. I would maybe switch or flip flop Beckett/Lester depending who the opening series opponent would be — Texas or Detroit as of right now. What's your thought? Thank you!
Bobby Desjardins, New Orleans
NC: I'm not sure it matters who is No. 1 or who is No. 2 vs. Texas or Detroit. Both are good hitting teams from both sides of the plate, so there's no real advantage to starting one over the other in Games 1 and 2. Nether guy dominates either team anyway. Right now, I think it would be Beckett. I think being the veteran and the so-called leader of the starting rotation, they would want Beckett to get them off on the right foot.
Q: I was wondering if you have noticed use of a stat of a percentage of runners scoring from third with one out or fewer being used anywhere? I noticed it on the YES Network a while back, but have never seen it on NESN or any of the national networks. It seems the Red Sox have been missing a few too many opportunities in this area, and I would be interested in seeing player and team stats on this.
James, Coeur d'Alene, Id.
NC: Interesting observation. The Red Sox are middle of the pack (15th in MLB) in average (.321) with a runner at third and fewer than two outs, but have driven in 209 runs, second to the Yankees (216). They have an .899 OPS (on-base percentage and slugging) in these situations, which is also second to the Yankees. So overall, not bad I guess.
Q: What does OPS stand for? Where can I find definitions for these types of sports abbreviations. Thank you.
Ron, Palmer
NC: OPS is slugging plus on base percentage. It's a good indicator of the overall effectiveness of a hitter. Probably a better measurement than just batting average. You can Google it and probably get a good definition.
Q: Ellsbury may finish the season with 100 RBIs When was the last time a Red Sox leadoff hitter had 100 RBIs or more? How does Ellsbury compare as a hitter to the greatest leadoff hitters in Red Sox history?
Paul Fein, Agawam
NC: No Red Sox leadoff hitter has ever knocked in 100 runs. Nomar Garciaparra holds the Sox record with 98 in 1997. Garciaparra hit .306 with 30 homers and 98 RBIs, 22 steals, and an .875 OPS. Looks like Ellsbury will come real close to those numbers and obviously have more steals than Nomar. Ellsbury would have to be considered one of the best leadoff hitters in Sox history already and by the time he's through, I think he may the one. Of course, it all depends on what your criteria is for leadoff hitters. Wade Boggs hit .321 with a .413 on base percentage and an .848 OPS in 931 games as a leadoff hitter. Dom DiMaggio hit .298 with a .384 OBP in 1,035 games. In 1950 he hit .328 with a .414 OBP and .866 OPS with 15 steals. Pick your poison.
Q: When the Sox go on the road it must be a huge job to make sure all the equipment is present and accounted for. How many uniforms per player? Do they have contracts with vendors in each city for cleaning? How about bats if a player breaks a few where do the replacements come from?
Dick, Bonita Springs, Fla.
NC: The Sox bring their own clubhouse manager — Joe Cochran — to all road games. Uniforms are laundered at the visiting ballpark. Each player brings his own supply of bats, which are transported with the rest of the equipment. Cochran does an amazing job with all of that stuff. According to Joe, they bring two of everything and catchers have three of everything.
Q: Our manager is trying to get Wake his 200th win, which would be fine if we clinched the East, but he's costing us the division just for the sake of Wake's historical feat.
Michael Cioffi, Troy, NY
NC: Don't think they would pick Wake's 200th over costing themselves the division. They want to get him the 200, but they'll be careful from here on out on when they'll be able to start him. Once the Yankees series ends, the rotation may not include him. We'll see.
Q: I had 4 great tix for what would have been Sunday's game and could not take my kids as planned due to the weather. Connecticut was essentially warning people to stay off the road. This really stinks! I understand the urgency for the West Coast team to avoid a makeup … but what about the many fans like me who are getting hurt?
Jake, Middletown, Conn.
NC: I heard a few of these stories, Jake. I know a lot of people who didn't show up Saturday because of the weather and the impending hurricane. I know in speaking to Red Sox officials they are very upset about this, but right now I don't know if there are any plans to make it up to those fans. I'm just not sure what they can do. And I'm not sure they know what to do.
Q: Silly question, but in this day and age, why do players still wear helmets with only one flap? I understand why they did why they first started, but most players now have grown up through LL, HS, and the minors wearing two flaps. Seems silly especially for switch hitters.
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NC: Jed Lowrie wears a two-flapper as a switch-hitter, and you're right, they're used to wearing two flaps but they get away from it in the majors. No other Red Sox player wears one. Mark Bellhorn and Carlos Rodriguez also wore them for Sox.


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Fall River - A former dentist in the US has been sent to jail for a year for using paper clips instead of stainless steel posts in root canals.
Michael Clair was sentenced on Monday to 2½ years, with all but one year suspended, after pleading guilty to defrauding a government health programme of $130 000. He is also charged with assault and battery, illegally prescribing medications and witness intimidation.
Some of Clair's patients in Massachusetts reported infections after he performed root canals on them.
Prosecutors say the 53-year-old Clair was suspended by the health programme in 2002 but continued filing claims by using the names of other dentists.
His licence to practice was suspended in Massachusetts in 2006.
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So is the pain in your arches, or your achilles and heel as per the other thread?
Hello everyone I am new to the forums a bit of a noob to cycling too though been doing it on off for a few years now. Anyway I have been having some foot pain r recently in my feet I dont know what is causing it and have been reading up on different things I can try and I need your help to get rid of this pain... what do I do? I have heard insoles might work? Will they? The pain in my feet centers around the arch and is when I press down on the pedal it starts and gradually gets worse as I pedal. I am currently wearing some thick cycling shoes when I go cycling yet some how something causes the pressure to travel up to my feet.. maybe its lack of arch support in my shoes.. so do I need some soles was about to buy this pair; http://inthenameofsport.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=59&product_id=54 are they what I am looking for? Or could it be that my feet are super weak and I should stretch them before hand? what do you guys think? Would appreciate some input from you people. thanks!
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Insoles are only any good if they support your feet correctly. My wife works in Podiatry and she has said my Specialized shoes have the best insoles in out of the shoes I have had.
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In 2007, IATA released the Fast Travel initiative, a six point programme giving the passenger more control over his or her journey, which encompasses: self check-in, bags ready-to-go, document check, self boarding, flight rebooking and bag recovery.
All these elements are supporting IATA's vision for a seamless curb-to-airside experience and IATA is hoping for 80% of passengers to have access to all six elements by 2020.
As a result, 'seamless travel' is the phrase everyone wants to use; a scenario where passengers can book a single door-to-door service, where they check-in at home, arrive at the airport at leisure, attach a pre-printed bag tag and drop off their bags at an automated point before a painless transition through security with minimal hassle and maximum efficiency. Once airside, they are free to enjoy retail offerings and lounge access at their leisure whilst confident of being updated on their flight via Wi-Fi and push notifications before boarding their plane in an unrushed manner.
It's fair to say we are not quite there yet, but the utopian vision is closer than ever before. Seamless travel is dependent on two important areas – infrastructure and technology. Infrastructure provides the modalities within the airport and technology connects them. Globally, airports and airlines are working with Rockwell Collins to move them towards the streamlined, connected airport and seamless travel. We have asked Paul Hickox, Rockwell Collins' head of Airport Global Sales and Account Management, to tell us more.
Is the seamless airport an achievable, realistic goal?
Paul Hickox: Yes it is. Airports are all investing heavily in technology around the seamless airport but, more importantly, the seamless airport boundary now extends further – no longer solely within the physical perimeter of the airport. With the new generation of Airbus A350 and Boeing 787, we see the seamless travel experience extended to the aircraft. These new aircraft are setting the standard and are now able to transmit ten times more data, keeping passengers, airlines, ground handlers and airports not just connected, but more importantly, up-to-date, all the time. It's fair to say though, with a more holistic approach to these technologies the term 'seamless airport' is rapidly becoming a 'seamless passenger experience'.
With that said, what can the passenger expect to see from a 'seamless passenger experience'?
Paul Hickox: There will be many touch points where the passenger will see benefits. One simple example is – from the data now available – we can see where your bag has been, where your bag is now even when you are flying, and even forecast where it will be, so half an hour, or an hour out, you know your bag is going to be on the reclaim belt because the airport technology is transmitting and sending that to the aircraft. Passengers now are able to, in their seat, as a direct result of services such as high speed connectivity, receive intelligent information, and this can only evolve in the future.
You could start to look at being able to make real-time changes in bookings, be informed of any delays, make intelligent decisions on connections, hotels, local transportation, in fact all sorts of technologies and services will be available in the air in real-time. So, when looking at the passenger experience, it is actually going much further than the boundaries of the airport; I think in the next five years, you're going to see an even more interactive experience in the seamless airport - aircraft experience.
Would it be fair to say a true seamless airport is not possible without an investment in both the infrastructure AND the technology connecting it?
Paul Hickox: To truly take advantage of a fully immersive, seamless passenger experience we will see a continued shift towards automating much of the passenger process, which requires an investment and fundamental change to the way the passengers are being managed through the airport today. This may require moving away from a more traditional expanse of fixed check-in desks or check-in kiosks in the airport environment, to more of a "moving the boundaries" approach – and starting to look at airport collaborative decision making (or A-CDM) blurs the boundaries between airport and airline when you're managing the way, passengers are more efficiently moving in and through the airport. Yes, without a doubt, there is an investment in new technologies but that will bring about efficiencies for the airport, in terms of its flexibility, manpower and customer experience.
With a legacy airport infrastructure, how close to the seamless ideal can we get?
Paul Hickox: Most airports today have the basic fundamentals of a platform to move to a seamless airport. You can look to the first elements being an Airport Operation Database (AODB) or even something as simple as wireless Internet connectivity infrastructure within the airport. Wireless infrastructure at the gates gives you the opportunity to connect the latest generation aircraft to your systems and servers. Most airports today have that type technology in place, so even 'legacy' airports have the basics of the platform to launch from. It's really a case of investment as to where it can be taken next, working with a trusted supplier to provide the very best technologies and the platforms to support a seamless passenger experience.
We seem to be talking about a lot more data being handled, transmitted, analysed and relied upon by airports, airlines, ground handlers and passengers – does this mean most of the investment would be in data centres, servers and IT infrastructure?
Paul Hickox: It's true that airports have had to traditionally invest heavily in large scale data centres to house all of the different technologies in dedicated server rooms for a multitude of different technologies that run every aspect of the airport. This does mean there is a physical and financial commitment required in providing the capacity needed, as well as forecasting what might be required in the future. However since the inception of cloud technology, we can provide a secure, flexible, scalable solution for airports offering an alternative to costly IT provisioning. Our cloud solutions simplify technology requirements, which we anticipate saving the airport both money and investment in the long term and reducing that demand on their dataset. Our technologies in the cloud have existed for some time, but this year are expanding to include a dedicated cloud-based MUSE passenger processing solution and will evolve into a full suite of cloud products in the coming years, allowing passengers and airports to take advantage of lower infrastructure cost, faster, simplified deployment and flexible scalability.
With more and more systems collecting more and more data with every passenger movement through an airport, how can airlines, airports and ground handlers take advantage of this vast amount of data?
Paul Hickox: In theory, we can already provision for future growth, infrastructure needs and data handling but the entire industry still has a hurdle to overcome: data ownership and sharing. The technology, processes and procedures combine to deliver the solution if you like, and the processes and procedures are, let's say, at the working level with the airport and airline. It really falls to the airport and the airline to share data with each other and that has always been the biggest hurdle. Both the airport and the airlines need the data and both need it for different reasons, but the sharing of that data is constrained by the laws and regulations of the country in which they are legally registered and where they operate. An airline from Qatar may have no data restrictions but Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam may have extremely high data restrictions, and so you have to consider the regulations and laws, in order to share that data.
Once we start sharing data, what efficiencies become available? How do these efficiencies help airports, airlines, ground handlers, passengers and the environment? Will we start to see a seamless passenger experience?
Paul Hickox: Once data can be shared, we will start to see a seamless airport emerge. The sharing of data and the improved systems that are implemented will then lead to that seamless passenger experience; we will see benefits from a more efficient travel experience both in terms of cost to the airport and time to the customer.
As well as a better passenger experience, there is the additional benefit through passengers receiving data and real-time information earlier in the passenger experience, allowing them to make better-informed decisions about their journey.
With all parties better informed in real-time, we would see an environment that can flex to the changing requirements, better utilising its facilities to the immediate needs of the passengers, becoming more efficient and simplifying growth and flexibility of the airport. At the same time, we will see better informed passengers moving seamlessly through an environment tailored for their needs, facilitating a passenger experience that offers them more choice and control while helping to reduce the costs for the industry.


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So I've been trying to make an AWESOME take on the game [PROTOTYPE] and it hasn't been going to well. It's taken me too long to make what I have now. The art and animations are all good, but Egoraptor's crazy, cartoonyness is kinda lacking in my animation. It just doesn't seem AWESOME enough to be an AWESOME spoof. Anyway, I think I bit off a bit more than I could chew here being just one guy. Maybe I'll try again when I become more experienced with this flash thing. But hey, I'd be happy to help anyone with a project of there own.
Cheers, perry-winkle.
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2009-08-11 20:22:51
That looks pretty awesome, you should defiantly carry on with this project. I got a few ideas myself for prawesometype, if you want I can give you some.
i'd be happy to here some of your ideas, i'll give them a shot if they're awesome enough
2009-08-15 23:01:07
looks cool, not original but you have some skill good luck with the project I hope its funny
officer dude: eh that guy n the hood just ate that civillian over there
officer dude 2: i like nuggets
officer dude: what
officer dude 2: YOU ARE A PIRATE
officer due: are you high
officer dude 2: YUMMY FISH STICKS
officer dude: omg is he flying!
officer dude 2: NUGGGEEETTTSSSS
officer due: HE JUST DESTROYED THE CHOPPER
officer dude 2: NOOO NOT THE CHOP CHOP, THEEE CHOPPPY
officer dude: HES COMING STRIAGHT 4 US
officer dude2: no hes not cuz im SUPERMAN *TEARS OFF SHIRT REVEALING SUPERMAN
officer dude: WTF WHY ARE U SUPAMAN
officer dude2:flies away
officer dude: what.. *gets killed brutally
maybe... kinda seems like some dumb joke that could be centered around almost any game.


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What WE were looking for was a place that was near the airport (as we had to overnight in Miami both going and returning on our vacation trip to St Lucia and our schedule didn't allow much time for anything else), clean and nicely priced. On that scale, the Holiday Inn Express Miami Airport -Central-Miami Springs (how's that for a mouthful? All you have to remember is it's the one in Miami Springs) is a 4-star. But you know, that's about what it is. If you are looking for more hotel for your hotel money, well, that takes it down a peg.
We arrived late after two flights and a cross country trip. We went to the curb with our bags and wondered which shuttle we should grab. We were looking for one marked HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS but didn't see one. After a bit one came by marked SLEEP INN - as it was passing by i noticed it said Holiday Inn Express on the side in smaller letters. i shouted out and the driver pulled over to pick us up. Turns out the Sleep Inn and the Holiday Inn Express are sister facilities, not all that far apart, either.
Check-in was just fine - efficient, friendly, accommodating. The elevator was terrific - oversized which made the entry-exit dance with the families and businessfolk we encountered easily accomplished. The room seemed smallish at first - if you're thinking vacation lodgings you have to be ready to catch your heart before it descends all the way to your stomach on first seeing the room which enters into a narrow "hallway" with the bathroom to your left and closet space on your right before opening into larger quarters. Actually the size was okay for what this is - there was a cushioned sit-back chair, a desk and chair, a large-enough bed and enough room on the other side of the bed to stand and walk to get to the bathroom (if you remember not to swing you arms much). Certainly more than merely adequate for a one-night stay.
The bathroom was also good for our needs. The shower is a section at the end of the bathroom that backs up on the rest of the room (rather than the hallway from the elevator) that is a bit lower than the rest of the room with a drain in the floor and a curtain that can be pulled around (in an arc) to avoid making you spray water all over everything. The shower head is - i think - detachable (i didn't bother) and worked well. i experienced a similar set up on my one trip to Venice, Italy years ago - this one was more efficient (though the setting, alas, left more to be desired...). It works.
The room was clean and quiet enough. The wakeup call (at O dark hundred, alas) came through right on time if the ring was a bit on the quiet side. The coffee downstairs was hot (there was a maker in the room i think - as i think back over this - but we didn't bother with it) and just before we were to board the shuttle back to the airport, we did wander into the breakfast area. The eggs had a certain pre-packaged quality to them - i haven't a clue how or when they were made and there was no problem with the taste - my wife tells me. The breakfast looks to be adequate though i don't think many will be writing rave restaurant reviews of it.
On our return trip, we actually landed - and cleared customs after miles it seemed of walking and walking and waiting and walking and waiting and walking some more - early enough to be in need of dinner. There are three places within easy walk of the restaurant, most notably a sports bar that was recommended by the shuttle driver and the hotel staff - it's fine especially if what you want is sports bar food - hamburger fries and a beer - that sort of thing (skip the steak special) and there's an IHOP right across the street from the hotel. Good to know for next time.
A word about the shuttle - and whatever around Miami: polish up your high school Spanish if you can cause it will certainly help. Everyone we encountered was seriously helpful in attitude but Spanish truly helps. Our shuttle driver our second trip was truly a delight - funny, friendly, very helpful - but he spoke mostly Spanish -- it was fun for us to dust off the old High School Spanish - and in my case that is VERY old now - and have a conversation. He enjoyed it too - helped with a suggestion here and there. Turned out it was a lot of fun - anyway, some comfort with Spanish does help both around the Miami airport and getting to and from the hotel.
So - how does one rate this place? As i said at the start - if you're looking for clean and near the airport at a reasonable price, this is a place you're looking for. If you're looking for much more than that, you may not be whelmed too much. But look - the room is larger than those old one-small-room motels in your memory; it's clean; there is food to tide you over in the morning; there is coffee; the staff is friendly and efficient; it's near the airport.
Is it a four star hotel? Certainly not, by no means. But is it a very good example of what's in the paragraph right above this one? i believe it is.
And, bottom line - given a reasonably tight schedule and a desire to avoid traffic and commuting time, would i choose to stay here again in the future?
i would.
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The weekday services are short and sweet, and an excellent place to start learning to lead davening. Listen, read, and sing along.
Weekday minchah (afternoon) service (Rabbi Graff)
Ashrei, pp 164-166, p 289
Chatzi Kaddish, p 166, p 290
Weekday Amidah, pp 168-184, pp 291-299
Shalom Rav melody, p 184, p 299
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Mac Basics: Time Machine backs up your Mac
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