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After the checkride, you must maintain a certain level of flying activity to stay current in the eyes of the FAA. All pilots must meet with a CFI every 24 calendar months to complete a Flight Review, but there are also additional currency requirements you must meet when you want to bring passengers along with you. This week's tip explains the FARs related to pilot currency in plain English, including when you need to log your flight time.
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Rebecca T. on 05/03/2016
Spoke with Rebecca's husband. He said the business was very thorough with what went on and the resolution. They have been good to work with.
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Dishonesty can tear your relationship apart by eroding the trust you have in one another. Dishonesty takes many forms, including lying, withholding the truth, breaking promises, cheating and misrepresenting yourself, according to Willard F. Harley Jr., Ph.D., author of the book "His Needs, Her Needs: Building An Affair-proof Marriage," in an article entitled "Dishonesty" on his Marriage Builder's website. Harley recommends that couples take a pledge of radical honesty to overcome the dishonesty that plagues many relationships.
Who Are You?
Misrepresenting your feelings, thoughts and preferences can lead your partner to make incorrect assumptions about who you are and what you like or don't like. When you were dating, you praised her meatloaf, which you secretly hated, and now she serves it to you regularly because she thinks it's a favored dish. You tell him that financially everything's wonderful while you secretly worry over how to pay this month's bills. A policy of absolute honesty eliminates these problems, says Harley, and helps you create a better partnership based on truth.
No White Lies
Many people tell "white lies," thinking there is no harm in it. You might do so believing that you are sparing your partner's feelings. Unfortunately, when the white lie is revealed, your partner doesn't feel better and could be angry about the lie. If you wouldn't lie about major issues, such as serious health or financial matters, then little lies make little sense, according to Harley. You can be tactful and say "Perhaps a different color would compliment you better" or "I like your stew better than the meatloaf." Your honesty might not be immediately appreciated, but in the long run it's the better option.
Uncovering Secrets
Keeping secrets from your partner is dishonest, whether you are talking about covering up an addiction or an affair or hiding money from your partner. You are better off revealing those secrets before your partner uncovers them, advise social workers and marriage counselors Linda and Charlie Bloom in a "Psychology Today" article entitled "Betrayal: It's Not Just About Infidelity." Tell your partner everything, answering the questions your partner has about your secrets if you want a chance at a healthy relationship. Maintain an open and honest partnership that honors your commitment to one another.
Rebuilding Trust
Overcoming dishonesty requires a strong commitment to change, according to pastor Steve Arterburn in a CBN.com article entitled "Eight Contrasts Between Unhealthy and Healthy Relationships." In addition to taking a zero-tolerance policy on dishonesty, you could benefit from the accountability found in a support group or with a therapist. The support could be especially helpful when dealing with addictions, infidelity and severe trust erosion with your partner.


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Motley Crue
Greatest Hits
November 1998
Released: 1998, Motley
Rating: 2.0/5
Reviewer: EvilG
Rating: 2/5 (4/5 for the 2 new songs alone)
Oh joy...yet another greatest hits package! Wasn't Decade of Decadence enough? Maybe this was put out to appease some fans while Tommy spent his six months in jail?!?! Either way this CD has nothing new to offer. There are ONLY two new tracks on the CD - Bitter Pill and Enslaved. While these two songs are fine, why couldn't they offer something more to fans then just two songs? Why not a bunch of live tracks from the Generation Swine tour? I'm sure they must of recorded something from that?!? Also when will we ever see the release of the 1981 Crue song "Toast of the Town"? Hearing shittyglamposeurs Pretty Boy Floyd cover that song just isn't right. Motley Crue are planning on re-releasing their entire back catalog in 1999 - totally remastered and with bonus tracks on each CD. Let's hope "Toast of the Town" is available then along with other unreleased tracks such as "Black Widow" and "Stick To Your Guns." Hopefully they WON'T follow that up with a completely useless unplugged CD!! And hopefully most of their stuff will pertain to the pre and post glam era of Motley Crue (i.e. Too fast For Love, Shout At The Devil, and Generation Swine).
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Greatest Hits
January 2010
Released: 2009, Motley Records
Rating: 3.0/5
Reviewer: Celtic Bob
Another compilation disc from the Crue. This time we get a repackage of their original GREATEST HITS release with a slightly different track list and altered cover. The only real selling point for this disc for Crue fans would be the bonus DVD of Cruefest 2 footage. Other than that the only real reason to buy it would be if you are a Crue completist. This was clearly a label decision to keep the band name out there, especially in time for the holiday buying season. If they wanted to something to keep the name out there with a credible release outside a new studio release then MUSIC TO CRASH YOUR CAR TO VOL.3 would have been the proper way to go.
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One year (in movie time) on from the action of 2005's Are We There Yet?, sports memorabilia salesman Nick Persons (Ice Cube) has sold his business, launched a magazine, and moved his newlywed bride (Nia Long) and two pouty, foul-tempered stepkids into his cramped Portland apartment. Whereupon, the unexpected arrival of a bun in the oven prompts a relocation to the bucolic countryside and a too-good-to-be-true fixer-upper that quickly proves to be exactly that. Fans of the first film can rest assured that a change in the director's chair—Dr. Doolittle 2 auteur Steve Carr taking over for the presumably indisposed Brian Levant—has done little to curb the overall tone of slapstick desperation, as the game-faced Mr. Cube does battle with the forces of nature, power tools, and a raft of risible ethnic caricatures. Reportedly, this is all a remake of the popular 1948 Cary Grant comedy Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House, though I'll be damned if I can remember the scene where Grant chased a CGI raccoon across his roof and crashed through to the porch below only to look up and see the little bugger waving back at him tittering, "Ha ha, sucker!" (Scott Foundas) (Countywide)
Not quite disturbingly forlorn, but forlorn (and overly literal) just the same, this latest entry in the doggy-acrobat subgenre of canine comedies has but one joke, and it comes early: In the Idol age, celebrity culture has gone to the dogs—literally. Pampered terrier Rexxx, star of Jurassic Bark et al., commands his own on-set trailer (not to mention the bitches), but falls from the top—again, literally—when a failed skydiving stunt lands him in rotten tomatoes (literally!). Then (ho-hum) Shane (Josh Hutcherson), a 12-year-old vid-gamer and skate kid whose unmarried dad (Bruce Greenwood) is a fire department captain, stumbles upon the "mutt from hell" with his terrible "mouth fart" and watches flabbergasted as the mongrel shows an amazing aptitude for hyper-obsessive housecleaning and rescuing people from burning buildings. (The cut-rate fire FX appear ported from Shane's trusty PSP.) "Bad to the Bone" gets spun, and Rexxx eventually makes his way down the fire pole, but the movie never goes off leash. Indeed, my 4-year-old, a far more forgiving dog film-lover than Dad, mustered not a single laugh. Page two of the press kit tellingly attributes the dour screenplay to a "dog movie mandate," presumably by Fox. Woo-hoo! Let's hear it for family entertainment! (Rob Nelson) (Countywide)
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Those two age-old foes—science and blind faith—tango yet again in this noxious slice of biblical horror about a series of Old Testament plagues being visited upon a Louisiana bayou backwater. Hilary Swank stars as the resident non-believer, an ordained minister turned university professor recruited by a rural schoolteacher (David Morrissey) to convince the locals that there's a perfectly rational explanation (global warming?) for why their once-crystalline lake has turned into a crimson tide pool. In short order, frogs rain from the heavens, bad CGI cattle drop dead in their tracks, and hideous boils break out on human skin, until Swank starts to wonder if maybe she was wrong to turn her back on the Lord after her husband and daughter were killed on a missionary trip to the Sudan. (Cue overexposed flashbacks of ooga-booga tribesmen.) Two years ago, Paul Schrader's uneven but compelling Exorcist prequel used the trappings of a genre film to explore complex questions of belief (or lack thereof) in a seemingly godless world. For Reaping director Stephen Hopkins (Predator 2), the plight of post-Katrina Louisiana and war-torn Africa is just another special effect in a bag of shopworn tricks, and the only real curse is on anyone unlucky enough to buy a ticket. (Scott Foundas) (Countywide)
Writer-director Jake Kasdan and executive producer Judd Apatow—both veterans of the brilliant-but-canceled NBC series Freaks and Geeks—know a thing or two about the Sisyphean struggles to do quality, personal work in the meat market of network television. Their cautionary tale of an Apatow-like writer-producer (David Duchovny) as he runs the humiliating gauntlet known as pilot season won't exactly surprise anyone familiar with Blake Edwards's S.O.B., Christopher Guest's The Big Picture or those myriad other insider portraits of bastardized artistic genius. But Kasdan doesn't just set out to bite the hand that feeds him, and at its best, The TV Set is wry and true about the messy tangle of art, commerce, and family, as talented creative types try to stay true to themselves and put food on the table. The movie is also a treasure-trove of inspired comic personalities, including Justine Bateman (luminous as Duchovny's very pregnant wife), Sigourney Weaver (as the network president who swallows her prey whole), and relative newcomer Fran Kranz (as the talented but insecure young actor who quickly learns that, in TV, less is rarely more). Now, whether anyone would rather see this than curl up on the sofa with the latest episode of Slut Wars is another question entirely. (Scott Foundas) (Edwards University, Irvine)


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Ireland - Roscommon - 17th October 2016 @ 15:35
Just the one tip today and it comes in the 3.35 Handicap Hurdle at Roscommon over in Ireland. The one we like is Dreambaby who is trained by Willie Mullins and ridden by Ruby Walsh.
The mare is yet to win over hurdles but she looks on a fair opening mark of 100 going on her bumper win at Galway last year where she beat 122 rated hurdler Billy's Hope into second. That would give the impression she has potential to be a lot better than her opening mark and while the ground is a slight unknown it should suit on pedigree and she can hopefully take this at a decent price of 4/1.
I advise a 2 point win on this selection.
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I've just been told by people over the phone and over intercoms that I had a nice voice and they asked if I was on the radio or something so I thought it would be fun to try out voice acting. I used to do voices all the time as a kid. Mostly doing impressions of cartoon characters like Eric Cartman and Marvin the Martian. I do some pretty stereotypical accents pretty good. With a bit of research and study I could probably do them quite accurately if requested.
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Celebrating 25 years of partnership, Footpatrol and Reebok collaborate to reveal the Footpatrol x Reebok Hotstepper.
Playing on the concept of nostalgia, this cool kick features a very 90s sneaker design and color palette. The shoe pays homage to retro workout gear with a fitness-inspired silhouette. The upper of the sneaker features white terry towel while synthetic suede overlays panel the toe. The Reebok name is seen branded on the tongue, side panels and bottom of the shoe. Unlike the conventional tongue label, the Hotstepper features a flippable woven label. While the right foot's label features the dual-brand lock up logo on each side, the left foot's logo exhibits the Reebok logo on the front and material specifications on the back.
The Footpatrol x Reebok Hotstepper is set to release on the 23rd of this month.
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My mom stayed at Magnolia Manor of Americus for four years. Everything was fine. We were not dissatisfied with this facility or their service, but we were trying to bring her closer to Atlanta. We were very pleased with this facility. I would recommend this facility because it is simple and inexpensive compared to other facilities in bigger cities. They offered a lot of activities. It was a little old but clean and well kept for its age. My mom's room was a little bit dated.
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My mother-in-law stayed here and we (the family) were amazed at how they went over and beyond what they had to do. The nurse staff was so sweet and understanding that my mother-in-law had never stayed away from her husband. They never seemed o become annoyed (even though there were times I did) with my father-in-law for insisting he be the one to help her. The food was great and the number of activities they had scheduled for the residents was amazing. The atmoshpere was very peaceful and the surroundings beautiful. I would recommend Magnolia Manor to anyone looking for an assisted living program. It is important to note that I was the Bereavement Coordinator for a Hospice program and so my opinion is not only personal but professional as well. GREAT facility and staff!
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This is the Dodge Caliber -- a five-door C-segment hatchback that features a redesigned interior and a new Common-rail Diesel (CRD) engine, mated to a six-speed manual transmission. Watch out for it as it makes its public debut at the upcoming International Motor Show in Frankfurt.
The new model's 2.2-liter CRD engine offers 16% more power and 3% more torque, which means that the 2010 Caliber produces 120 kW (163 hp) and 320 Nm (236 lb.-ft.).
Two other engine configurations are available. Replacing the 1.8-liter engine is a 2.0-liter World Engine that delivers 115 kW /156 hp and 190 Nm / 140 lb.-ft. of torque.
Moreover, the most powerful version features a 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine with an output of 125 kW (170 hp) and 220 Nm (162 lb.-ft.) of torque.
The interior has also been redesigned, now having a new organically-shaped instrument panel, door-trim panels and center console with chromed accents on HVAC vents, shift bezel, instrument panel, door spears and cluster rings. In addition, the 2010 Caliber has a new automatic climate control system and the Chill Zone cooled-beverage storage bin.
Other features include Uconnect Navigation with voice commands, iPod Control, rechargeable LED flashlight and an available MusicGate Power Sound Group, which comprises two articulating speakers packaged in the liftgate that swing down for tailgating and other activities.


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Unanswered: Help with possible restore postgres
My pgdata is on a secondary drive /Data that is failing. The drive been complaining about 1 currently unreadable pending sectors
My Backups has been run using a script. I read the article from postgresql.org regarding continuous archiving PITR and have been doing a file level backup along with wallarchving ever since.
Each Saturday night I do a select pg_start_backup('label');
my script tars the entire pgdata directory which then copies said directory to another file server using SCP. so I have 2 copies just in case something like this happens. However my /Data drive is still functional for now.
So I also SCP'd my last good wall archive backup to another server as well.
So I have good backups I would think however I have never tested this. I really don't have another server to test on anyway.
My plan is to get another drive, stop the postgres service from running, unmount my failing /Data drive where the postgres data directory resides, install the new drive, then untar my file level backup containing the /Data/pgdata directory, change the ownership on the file level backup of the pgdata directory from root back to postgres as well as any archive files.
After that I am clueless however will be researching this.
for wallarchives I keep all files numbered after the wallarchive.backup file name and place them in a dated directory. I delete the old ones as the only one I need is the current. Actually I do keep a few weeks.
Again, postgres was installed on my server but I put the pgdata directory containing pg_xlog etc on my failing secondary /Data drive: /Data/postgres/pgdata/ Also that is where the wallarchives are: /Data/Backups/postgres/wallarchives
Is my logic or steps to do this correct?
Do I just copy the wall archives to some directory and run a command?
pg_xlog - do I really need to be concerned with what just got place in here? If I am going back a week in my wall archives I wouldn't need what just got placed in the pg_xlog right? (this is not a large company or anything so I sometimes don't even have any changes within a week anyway)
Also I believe I in the /etc/rc.d/init.d I changed my link from /var/lib to PGDATA=/Data/postgres/pgdata. I won't need to do anything with this since its on the primary OS drive right? All I should have to do is the restore of the file level and then copy the wall archives to some directory?
Again I am going to research but due to the sensitivity of this I think I need some help thanks and I appreciate your time.


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Mimosa Grill
327 S. Tryon Street
Charlotte, NC 28202
6 p.m. - Cocktail Reception
7 p.m. - Multi-Course Seated Dinner & Live Auction
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Event Chairs
Allyson Colaco
Tom Sasser
Craig Utt
Participating Chefs
Ashley Auer
Cooks & Soldiers
Atlanta, GA
Emily Hahn
Warehouse Bar + Kitchen
Charleston, SC
Annie Pettry
Decca Restaurant
Louisville, KY
Alyssa Wilen
Chef Alyssa's Kitchen
Charlotte, NC
Laura Maniec
New York, NY & Charlotte, NC
Madison Burch
Tavernpointe | Seven Lamps | GRAIN
Atlanta, GA
A special thanks to Thomas Marlow of Mimosa Grill and Scott Wallen of Upstream for hosting our participating chefs.
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Ashley Auer
Pastry Chef, Cooks & Soldiers
An Athens, Ga. native, Auer got her start in the industry by slinging sandwiches at her local Jimmy John's. Fast forward two years later when Auer saw an ad for The Art Institute of Atlanta and decided to pack up, move to Atlanta and attend culinary school – all within three weeks. After finishing school, Auer pursued the savory side of cooking in noteworthy Atlanta establishments such as Aria, Seed Kitchen and White Oak Kitchen. Eventually, a light switched and she ventured to the pastry side, where she now serves as pastry chef at one of the city's hottest restaurants and has quickly become known around town for her playful sweets like "chocolate and corn" and "bitters and berries."
Emily Hahn
Chef, Warehouse Bar + Kitchen
Charleston's Empanada Mamma, Chef Emily has been cooking in the south for ten years. Her culinary career began under Ed Vasaio at Mamma Zu in Richmond, Virginia. Although she started as a prep cook, Hahn was running the kitchen daily within a year. After graduating from the New England Culinary Institute, she made her way to Charleston to work under Mike Lata at FIG Restaurant. Hahn's passion for foods of different cultures and travel soon led her to Patagonia, Chile, to work at one of the top-rated fly fishing lodges in the world – Martin Pescador Lodge. It was in Chile that her love of working side by side with farmers and her understanding of the true value of cooking seasonal, simple food grew to a new level. Her food is bright, flavorful, and elevates simple ingredients in inventive ways. In 2015 she was named Charleston's Best Chef by culinary site, Eater.com.
Annie Pettry
Executive Chef, Decca Restaurant
Chef Annie Pettry is a nationally recognized chef and owner of Decca in Louisville, KY. After training at the International Culinary Center in NYC, she cooked alongside renowned chefs in NYC, Asheville, and San Francisco, before moving to Louisville to open Decca in 2012. At Decca, Pettry applies classic French technique to Southern and Midwestern ingredients, with an emphasis on wood-‐fired cooking. Pettry was named Restaurant Hospitality's "15 To Watch in 2015," a 2015 & 2014 Food & Wine "The People's Best New Chef" nominee, and a 2014 Star-‐Chefs Rising Star.
Alyssa Wilen
Chef/Owner, Chef Alyssa's Kitchen
Growing up in Charlotte, NC Chef Alyssa has been involved with cooking nearly her entire life. A 2005 graduate of the Art Institute of Charlotte, Alyssa started and ran her own catering company while in school. Her professional career has taken her to Italy and several restaurants in Charlotte that range from upscale, country club to small intimate dining.
In 2013, Chef Alyssa opened Chef Alyssa's Kitchen inside of Atherton Market in South End. Focusing on using healthy, local and sustainable ingredients Chef Alyssa teaches hands-on cooking classes covering a variety of cuisines and ability levels. During the summer she hosts interactive kids culinary camps.
In 2015 and 2016, Chef Alyssa's Kitchen was named Best Cooking Class by Charlotte Magazine. Previously she had been crowned the 2014 Iron Fork Champion, cooked twice at the prestigious James Beard House and her recipes had been featured in Food & Wine Magazine. In 2016 Chef Alyssa competed on Food Network's Beat Bobby Flay, and launched her own line of condiments. Currently, she can be seen cooking every Saturday on NBC Charlotte.
For more information please visit: www.chefalyssaskitchen.com or follow us on instagram @chefalyssaclt
Laura Maniec
Master Sommelier & Co-Founder, Corkbuzz
Master Sommelier Laura Maniec brings her extensive wine knowledge and passion for teaching to Corkbuzz Wine Studio, which she opened in New York City's Union Square neighborhood with her business partner Frank Vafier in 2011. Already a rising star in the wine world, Maniec is also the face of Corkbuzz, which has additional locations opening in 2014 in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York City and Charlotte, North Carolina.
Maniec's fresh approach to wine has made Corkbuzz a destination for expert and novice wine drinkers alike and earned her recognition as both a sommelier and entrepreneur. Since opening Corkbuzz, The Wall Street Journal called Maniec the "It Girl" of the New York wine scene, Crain's New York Business honored her as one of their "40 Under 40," Food & Wine magazine named her one of 2013's "Sommeliers of the Year" and Wine Enthusiast included her in their list of "Top 40 Tastemakers Under 40."
Maniec earned her Master Sommelier designation, the highest accreditation given to wine professionals, in 2009 after nearly eight years of intensive study. She is currently just one of 20 women to have the designation.
Madison Burch
Mixologist, Tavernpointe | Seven Lamps | GRAIN
During her relatively short but fast-moving career, Madison Burch has created and now oversees the beverage programs at Atlanta restaurants Tavernpointe, Seven Lamps and GRAIN. Originally from Charlotte, N.C., Madison moved to Atlanta in 2009 to pursue a banking and retail management career. After three years, she decided she needed a change and started working at for Buckhead Life Restaurant Group's Veni Vidi Vici as a server. Madison quickly transitioned to a position behind the bar and was promoted to beverage director within six months. After a short time working with Fifth Group Restaurants, Madison joined the Seven Lamps team in October 2014. In 2015, her responsibilities expanded to include the cocktail programs at GRAIN and Tavernpointe, the latter of which she built from scratch. At Tavernpointe, Madison draws on classic cocktails to create modern tavern libations that match the menu and atmosphere created by Executive Chef Drew Van Leuvan.
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Reception | 6pm
chef thomas marlow | mimosa grill | charlotte
Summer Melon
cucumber & bell pepper relish - u.a.v. marinated feta
Springer Mountain Fried Chicken Biscuit
brown sugar mayo – pickle relish
Heritage Farms Hot Bacon
Carolina griddle cake – spiced peaches
mallorcan almonds & basil
Duck of Harmony Ridge
smoked goat cheese & creamed corn
Death's Door Gin with Fino Sherry, Plum, Hibiscus Flower, Lemon, and Bubbles
Jack Daniel's Single Barrel with Citrus, Cilantro, Agave, Chickpea, and Mole
Mecktoberkfest, Old Mecklenberg Brewery
Hugel & Fils Pinot Blanc, Alsace, France 2013
Dinner | 7pm
Hokkaido Scallop Crudo
apple & nasturtium
chef annie pettry | decca restaurant | louisville, ky
Hugel & Fils Pinot Blanc, Alsace, France 2013
Beet Salad
mepkin abbey mushrooms - whipped feta
toasted flax + spelt crunch
pickled red onion + parsley salad
chef emily hahn | warehouse kitchen + bar | charleston, sc
Galerie Naissance Sauvignon Blanc, Napa Valley, California 2014
Carolina Amberjack with Kaffir Lime
butternut squash - eggplant & chicken confit
chef alyssa wilen | chef alyssa's kitchen | charlotte, nc
Siduri Willamette Pinot Noir. Williamette Valley 2014
Pistachio and Maraschino Cherry Mousse
aerated chocolate cake - feuilletine soil - pistachio brittle & drunken cherries
chef ashley auer | cooks & soldiers | atlanta, ga
Chevalier du Pastel Sauternes, Sauternes, France 2009
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I'm half Japanese, half caucasian, and was born in Tokyo, Japan. I grew up in America, attended American schools, and my home life was a cultural mixture of Japanese food and customs blended with Americanisms derived from my father's German and English roots. My mother was Beethoven and my father was Hank Williams. While my friends were swinging and oscillating to the British rock invasion, I was playing violin, studying music, and wondering what were The Monkeys. Musically, only Japanese, classical, and country genres existed, and the only time I heard rock & roll was at school and while visiting neighborhood friends. At middle school, rock music was everywhere, and so were the sons and daughters of Vietnam service men. I had to ask my dad what a gook was because that's what they'd call me at school. I recall a particular day when a kid stopped me in the hallway to inform me that his dad is killing my people in Vietnam.
I was the kid sitting at the cafeteria table with Chinese, Japanese, Mexican, and African-American students; I was the kid in the back row seats in the classrooms; and I was the kid who walked the fence line that separated the school grounds from the neighboring houses. I thought life as a gook sucked, even though my dad had explained to me that Japanese are not gooks. On the playgrounds, I heard non-white kids being called the full gamut of ethnic-specific derogatory names. When news of a white kid's father was reported KIA, school life was apt to be both orally and physically abusive for Asian students on those days, after all we looked like the enemy. I knew the day would come when I would be "called out" for a fight, and when that day eventually caught up with me, I met my opponent at the designated time and location. However, I wasn't prepared for an audience.
"Kick that gook's ass," I'd hear from the kids gathered for entertainment and blood. I didn't know martial arts or how to fight, so I stood there waiting for the other kid to make his move. He charged at me, but I stepped aside at the last second and he fell to the ground. He got up to repeat his charge, but I was held in place this time by one of his buddies. Though I had lost the fight, I was able to make the two-mile walk home.
High school wasn't much better, and I attended four of them, one of which was Homestead High, where Steve Jobs was a classmate. We weren't pals, but he was a friendly kid. I was a misfit student ostracized by the popular majority, but I met my best friend in biology and we still keep in touch to this day. The only physical altercations I experienced were on the wrestling mats, as I had joined the Homestead wrestling team because the coach saw something in me that I didn't. One match in particular comes to mind. Compared to my husky, short frame my opponent was a lanky kid, but we were in the same weight class. On the mat, facing off after I'd broken away from a take down, I stood crouched while looking at his legs. I saw them tense up and knew he was about to lunge at me. I drew him in, but at the last second I stepped aside and he fell to the mat. My team laughed, his team booed. We squared off again, and I pinned him forty-something seconds later.
College should be better than high school, I had thought during the summer after graduation, and to my surprise college was a memorable experience, spanning eighteen years and three colleges. During those eighteen years, I was a journeyman machinist, a biker, a poet, a computer geek, and a wanderer. I met all kinds of people as a biker; all but a few accepted me with respect and hospitality. Upon graduation, I took a job with the Department of Energy and moved to Washington State. Life was good, though I still harbored lingering reservations about labeling myself either white or Japanese to the Federales.
Speaking from experience, I see biracialism less of a stigma today than it was during my youth. These days, when I catch myself spending a fleeting moment contesting my racial identity, I remind myself what I live for and why: Guitars, music, and writing. The New Oxford American Dictionary defines an Eurasian as "a person of mixed European (or European-American) and Asian parentage." I guess if I need a label, Eurasian is acceptable, yet it doesn't make me feel any different. I hate labels, and why do I need one?
I watch TV Japan, eat with chopsticks, and play guitar. I occasionally quip over my racial identity, but with less bewilderment than previous years. America has been my home since I was four-years old. Tormented as an outsider during my early developmental, emotional, and cognitive years has obviously made a lasting impression on me, but there's no doubt that I'm an American, and my American pride runs deep to the bone, because patriotism should trump racial identities and barriers. All things considered, I don't need no stinking race card.


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May 12 2017
The thing that's really disappointing is after a bad number in March we only got a return to trend instead of a compensatory increase. The recent FOMC statement suggests the Fed is not going to be deterred by modest weakness in data. At this point, they kind of point out that it's going to be around the target, and it could be below.feedback
Apr 10 2017
I think the household survey in Friday's jobs report gave you all you need to know on the labor market now. We're still seeing it strengthen, and new entrants into the workforce are finding jobs.feedback
Apr 10 2017
This will incorporate post AHCA failure results, and while that may not impact consumer confidence, I feel like small businesses would care about that a lot.feedback
Mar 30 2017
It's finally going to get to 2 percent for the first time since April 2012. There's some upside there that may stir some peoples' views on the Fed. Last week, people started taking the Fed [hikes] out again, because there were low expectations we're going to get fiscal policy. If people start looking at inflation being already over target, there's maybe a reconsideration of expectations for the Fed.feedback
That was the definition of anticlimactic. I don't think it necessarily spells doom and gloom for the rest of the pro-growth agenda. The one thing is it does complicate tax reform because the way the rules were for the budget, this was going to clear some room in terms of spending. It doesn't mean it's [health care] going to be permanently dead. It could play out over the next several months.feedback
That will be interesting because we will get the deflator, and we'll see if the Fed gets its 2 percent inflation target. Even if it's flat on the headline, you will get to 2 percent year over year for the first time since April 2012.feedback
Mar 01 2017
This is as hawkish and specific as you're going to get.feedback
All are on the same page, including hawks and doves, and especially Dudley. Hopefully, we'll see some consistency in the commentary of Brainard tomorrow, and if we see something neutral to slightly hawkish from Yellen Friday, you'll have to lock it in. The fact you had Harker, Williams, and Dudley all basically speaking at the same time and trying to make it clear a rate hike is coming is interesting four days before the blackout begins.feedback
Feb 28 2017
He stoked the flames. When he says the case for tightening is a lot more compelling, to me that's a sign that they are getting things together for March now.feedback
Feb 23 2017
Long-dated debt around the world is not issued regularly. They've looked at it in the past. It would be interesting to know if fresh faces have a new opinion on it.feedback
Feb 22 2017
Since that meeting, we've seen some pretty spicy CPI numbers, and we're probably going to see a pretty decent PCE deflator as well. I think there's a lot of good arguments for raising rates in March. The only argument against it is they haven't expressly told us they're going to. It seems to me the discourse among regional bank presidents at this time and the chatter about March is a little bit more cohesive than the warning shots they've given us in the past that proved to be red herrings.feedback
Jan 30 2017
This week is very busy ... we have a packed data calendar. I think that may lead to a bit of a malaise to start the week here ... there isn't a lot to get going on yet.feedback
Jan 27 2017
The Treasury market in the beginning of the day was moving against stocks. I suspected there would be more of a reaction when the Mexican president canceled the meeting. … If you combine going after currency manipulators with really disrespecting the Mexican president, such that he wants to cancel a meeting, to me means we are already starting the trade war and that makes sense for Treasurys to rally. … It's not even a week yet.feedback
Jan 27 2017
Trump is much more important than the data. The data has really consistently been telling us the same story. It's always interesting to see the first cut of GDP. It looks like it's going to be a reasonable quarter. We have 2.5 percent, a little stronger than the consensus.feedback
After the weekend and Monday, it's going to be very interesting. What happens when we get to brass tacks will be interesting for sure.feedback
Next week we'll have 2-, 5- and 7-year auctions, a little bit of supply, and a light data week, so the focus is going to be on Trump, and for the most part, the first stuff that comes out of the gate is probably going to be (bond) market negative and it will be risk positive.feedback
I don't think we're going to see a huge surge in optimism again. We're not going to get another leg off of it, but I also don't think we're going to go back to where we were in October.feedback
…Prices are starting to go up. That's had an impact going up the chain. I think that was the message we go from that today.feedback
Janet Yellen said some members built fiscal stimulus into their forecasts. She didn't say how many there were and what it means. How do they look at 2017? How do they view the risks given the new administration and what does that mean for policy response? That was the biggest question I had coming out of the last meeting.feedback
Dec 13 2016
Buyside investors were willing to shoulder the load from the dealers, who had limited available balance sheet ahead of year-end.feedback
Dec 13 2016
Since the election, market sentiment has strongly favored a steeper curve. However the move is not going to progress in a straight line, and today was evidence to that effect.feedback
Nov 22 2016
We've got a week's worth of data in one day. The one I'm most interested in is University of Michigan consumer sentiment. That had been pretty decent in recent months, and when they talked about the details they showed most of the improvement in the outlook was in the higher income families.feedback
You get the minutes at 2 o'clock for whoever is left. They made it pretty clear in November that we were close to a hike, and I think [Fed Chair Janet] Yellen sealed the deal when she went before the [Joint Economic Committee] saying the election didn't have an impact on the outlook.feedback
I'd like to hear a clear signal that we're going to get a rate hike in December and the outlook. But things are going to be so politically charged that it's hard to know if we're going to get any useful information out of it. I think Republicans will be galvanized by the win and the fact they are at the helm now.feedback
Meanwhile, the Democrats are going to try to be picking apart Trump's economic plan just because this is the forum to do that.feedback
At 8:30 [a.m.], you get CPI, housing starts, Philly Fed and claims. All of that is 30 minutes after we get the text of Yellen's speech too.feedback
Nov 14 2016
Nothing changes until it becomes clear that (Trump's) policies are impossible to get through Congress or he backs off of those policies. But that's a story for early next year, not next week.feedback
I think there's more to go. I think we've topped out as far as the value of bonds.feedback
Nov 09 2016
It's been a clear duration 'puke-out.feedback
Nov 09 2016
Tomorrow's bond auction could be even more interesting. They might face more digestion issue.feedback
Oct 14 2016
Clinton has been ahead of Trump since June when they first began asking the question, but the lead increased somewhat in October. With regard to which candidate is viewed as being better for the economy, Clinton narrowly edged Trump, but the majority of consumers responded that the outcome of the election made no difference.feedback
Sep 26 2016
The most likely outcome is inconclusive. Each of them have their own points they make and in the end, both of them come up damaged to some extent. I don't really see an outcome where one comes out cleaner than the other because they're both going for blood.feedback
Sep 23 2016
There's a lot to process next week. We have a lot of Fed speakers too. Usually the week after the FOMC meeting, we're kind of left thinking they're going to explain themselves. But there really isn't much to explain this time. I was pretty clear they want to hike once this year and two times in each of the next two years. I feel like it's going to be a lot of headlines nobody cares about.feedback
Sep 23 2016
I think personal income and spending data on Friday is probably the most important release. I think the tone for the August data was soft and we'll continue to see more soft August data release, but I don't think it's a real concerning sign for the economy. I think it was kind of an off-month. The weather was very bad. It was excessively hot in most states and there were all those floods in the south.feedback
Sep 06 2016
The thing that really stinks is this week is so light on data, there's not really anything to change the tone.feedback
Sep 02 2016
It is not a compelling number for the Fed and it is not going to force their hand for a hike in September.feedback
Aug 17 2016
It's broadly consistent with the message we got with the (July) statement, which is that, by acknowledging that near-term risks have diminished, it was an ever-so-slight and incremental step towards signaling a rate hike at some point. But the timing of that is still indeterminate.feedback
Jul 14 2016
We're loathe to be vague about our call but right now it doesn't makes sense to make a specific call because right now the Fed doesn't know how things are going to play out or what they're going to do in response.feedback
Jul 01 2016
We're in an environment where yield doesn't matter. It's all about price. That's how you can rationalize the negative yield curves in Europe too. Not that I think the long-end (U.S.) yields will get anywhere near those levels.feedback
Jun 24 2016
The front end of the market had been illiquid. Now it's a lot worse.feedback
Jun 03 2016
Our conviction has declined significantly since this morning. We had thought that we were on track for a rate hike in June, but the employment data this morning pretty much takes a rate hike off the table. It's not impossible, but it seems very unlikely.feedback
Hawks and doves have been saying the same thing for the last two weeks and that would apply to Yellen.feedback
May 23 2016
They've gotten to another derivative of Fed communications. Now, they're trying to anticipate market reactions and get ahead of them.feedback
May 19 2016
It's going to be what happens overnight with the currencies…The home sales data is important but I feel like after this week, everyone's trying to get their head around what's going on with the Fed.feedback
May 19 2016
I think that people are pretty well comfortable with the domestic data and the Brexit thing is something that's going to be hard to get any handle on until right when it's going to the polls.feedback
Feb 26 2016
We got some pretty surprising GDP data, an upward revision, and not too many people had pegged that.feedback


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text: The Jouin of Cooking PARIS — With everything from knives and sofas to restaurants in his repertoire, French industrial designer Patrick Jouin is fast making a name for himself, despite the fact that he works in the shadow of two giants: his mentor Philippe Starck... WWD Staff PARIS — With everything from knives and sofas to restaurants in his repertoire, French industrial designer Patrick Jouin is fast making a name for himself, despite the fact that he works in the shadow of two giants: his mentor Philippe Starck and one of his biggest clients, celebrity chef Alain Ducasse.Jouin, who at 35 has the look of a serious student, stopped working with Starck in 1998 and set up his own agency. His designs are as eclectic as those of his mentor, but perhaps not as sleek. They can be rustic, like his Moroccan tagine dishes, and he likes to mix ornate ideas with modern, high tech elements."Today in design, we are interested in introducing humanity, sensuality, things we like to touch," Jouin said. "A designer's work belongs to a different time frame. If his work is well done, it is meant to last longer than one season. It's dangerous for designers to be too trendy."Over the past 10 years, Jouin has created consumer products such as sleek black speakers for Thomson, plastic folding chairs and molded sofas. But his notoriety has risen quickly since 1999, when he began working with Ducasse.Having just finished the Spoon Byblos eatery in Saint-Tropez, France, Jouin is now shuttling back and forth to New York, working on the Mix, Ducasse's second restaurant there, due to open in May. The next stop on his culinary itinerary is Gstaad, Switzerland, where he is working on another restaurant. Ducasse said he will call it Snow Spoon. There, Jouin was asked to create a contemporary ambiance, while maintaining elements of a 17th-century Swiss chalet."Patrick is just so right about everything," Ducasse said. "He knows how to create the link between what existed before and adapt it to today's world."The bar at the Plaza Athénée Hotel in Paris, a magnet for celebrities and fashion folk, is a perfect example of this mix, with its futuristic ice cube bar set against the 19th-century paneling."His attention to people's needs and the harmony with their environment is omnipresent in his work," Ducasse said.Like many up-and-coming contemporary designers in France, Jouin is a discreet presence compared to a superstar like Starck."Starck has educated all of France on the design idea," he said, noting the products he designed for French mail-order catalogs La Redoute and 3 Suisses: stools, tables or beds.Still, the fashion world is quickly learning about Jouin's talent. The Fashion & Textiles Museum in Paris tapped him to design its next major exhibit, "Trop," devoted to jewelry and ornamentation in fashion.Jouin noted that designing furniture means working closely with the body and considering how fabrics and shapes interact with it, not unlike fashion design. So, could a fashion launch be far away?"One day, the opportunity might arise," he said. "A line of shoes maybe?"Editor's Note: Design is a monthly feature in WWD covering all aspects of design, from architecture to consumer products, store design to visual merchandising. To access this article, click here to subscribe or click here to log in. load comments blog comments powered by Disqus


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When I got home from work on Monday I was tired from a busy day and a fun weekend. So I dozed on the couch after dinner while watching TV. It was one of those twilight sleeps where I where I felt sort of awake–but couldn't stop it if I tried. Ken came and sat…Read More


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Not a lot of people know this, but our original name, Dataloop.IO, derives from the term OODA Loop (It was either that or OODA Daddy!). OODA Loop is a term I learned about in the Big Data space when we were starting out, and has really driven our thinking around how we've designed Outlyer to help online services become more agile and competitive through monitoring.
Monitoring Wisdom Posts
Alerts should be simple to understand and actionable when triggered. Spending lots of time fixing spammy alerts is not the most fun job in the world. Especially if you have no idea if what you are fixing is actually worth fixing.
Disclaimer: This blog applies to monitoring at SaaS companies.
Monitoring projects are quite common in large organisations. Usually they kick off at the beginning of the year when everyone is fresh and renewed from the holidays. A large block of time is allocated to 'cleaning up what we have to make it useful'. Everyone dreams of a day when the various systems actually reflect reality.
Prioritise service over features
Code Level Metrics
Everyone loves example dashboards! So we've decided to do a series to highlight a few of the coolest ones. If you're easily bored skip to the bottom set of links to get your dopamine fix of screenshots. For those with a longer attention span hopefully this post helps explain some context.
I've always found it strange that Java is the most popular programming language on the planet yet actually getting stats out is extremely frustrating. I'll go through the ways I've tried, from worst to best.
The words 'Real-Time' can be found on the glossy websites of many monitoring products. Rarely do you find any context behind those words. Does it really mean 'Real-Time'? Or, is there some noticeable lag between metrics being collected, sent and displayed. The truth will vary quite a bit between products and yet the marketing words remain the same which is very confusing.
Battling mess is an ongoing struggle that has plagued most of my career. Docker presents an opportunity to explosively increase the chance of mess. You can of course reduce mess with a local registry, proper build process and sane use of docker files. Unfortunately, if my experiences pre-docker-era are anything to go by, things will not be done properly.


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A new era begins in the 1920s - an era of imagination, of globe-trotting exploration and mad science. An era in which excitement awaits everywhere from the lofty skyscraper penthouses of New York City, to the sweltering jungles of the Congo. It is an era of Adventure!
Heed the Call to Adventure!
Requires the use of the Dungeons and Dragons Player's Handbook, published by Wizards of the Coast. This product utilizes updated material from the v.3.5 revision.
In this pulp action campaign setting, you take on the role of an Inspired hero battling dastardly villains and bizarre monsters. Adventure! has rules for playing any kind of pulp hero you can think of, along with rich source material, new core and prestige classes, new feats and powers, systems for building amazing inventions and more!
Contains original fiction by acclaimed comic author Warren Ellis (The Authority, Planetary, Transmetropolitan).
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Laurel Meet Training Title Ends in Dead Heat
The Laurel Park summer meet training title ended up in a tie between Tim Keefe and Hamilton Smith, but jockey Jevian Toledo easily captured the riding title.
The Laurel Park summer meet training title ended up in a tie between Tim Keefe and Hamilton Smith, but jockey Jevian Toledo easily captured the riding title.
Following a quiet spring during the Pimlico meet, trainer Tim Keefe has gotten off to a quick start at Laurel Park's summer meet. He's also a triathlete and assists his wife in the area of racehorse aftercare.
After winning the first two starts of her career, including an easy score in the Adena Springs Beaumont Stakes (gr. II), Miss Ella will try to continue her roll May 15 in the Adena Springs Miss Preakness Stakes (gr. III).
Apprentice Jockey Caitlyn Stoddard won the first race of her career May 1 aboard the 87-1 longshot Im Charming in Pimlico Race Course's sixth race.
The Maryland Jockey Club announced March 17 that approximately $7 million in improvements at Laurel Park, including new barns for 300 horses, could be completed within the next month.
A few intriguing maidens are part of a full field of 12 entered for the $125,000 Maryland Juvenile Futurity Dec. 27 at Laurel Park.
Laurel Park will recognize the popular locally based gelding Eighttofasttocatch upon his retirement with a ceremony after the fourth race Saturday, Dec. 13.
Sylvia Heft's Eighttofasttocatch put away his rivals in impressive fashion Dec. 6, cruising to an unprecedented fourth victory in the $125,000 Jennings Handicap at Laurel Park while passing the million-dollar mark.
On Dec. 6, 8-year-old Eighttofasttocatch will make his final career start in the $125,000 Jennings Handicap at Laurel Park, a race he has won three consecutive years.
Popular Ben's Cat won the battle but lost the war when Talk Show Man caught the gallant favorite in the final strides of the $126,250 Maryland Million Turf Oct. 19 at Laurel Park.
Trainer Tim Keefe becomes only the third president in Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association history following his election by the MTHA's Board of Directors Sept. 4.
Colorful owner Arnold Heft died in his sleep March 12 at Sunrise at Fox Hill Senior Living Facility in Bethesda, Md. He was 94.
Eighttofasttocatch has been tabbed as the 9-5 favorite as he goes for a repeat in the $150,000 Maryland Million Classic at Laurel Park Oct. 6.
Laurel Park received 155 pre-entries, which includes cross-entered horses, for the Oct. 6 Jim McKay Maryland Million program.


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It has been a while since I wrote something. After returning back to Massachusetts I was graciously offered a summer job for a TRiO Upward Bound program. I was quite happy to have things line up so nicely so that I wasn't left struggling to find a more permanent source of income just yet. At the same time I only spent 3 weeks in my old room since I had returned from Hawaii. I had to pack back up and move into a college dorm because the summer program I was working for was residential. This was to give the high school students enrolled in the program the chance to see what dorm life on a real college campus is like. The seven weeks I spent living and working with 60 or so high school students at Wheaton College was both highly rewarding and demanding. Pictured above is the dorm room I spent most of my summer in. The first few weeks were a bit difficult due to the lack of air conditioning along with a serious heat wave. There a few other issues that arose along the way, but I truly enjoyed this experience. I also really appreciated the staff members I got to know while working there.
Being in the dorm was quite strange at times because I never lived in a college dorm during my time as an undergraduate student. At first it was incredibly hard to sleep because I'm a very light sleeper and the students, well they were just students so lets just leave it at that. As I thought about my temporary home I realized that 2013 has been a year of moment. It felt very nomadic. A few calculations made me realize that I had spent almost 6 months sleeping outside of my own room. Then again when I read that last sentence I begin to wonder if such a place really exists at the moment.
Since the summer program has ended I've been playing the cover letter-hand shake-interview game, but nothing has come to fruition. Although, I have been surprised by the fact that I have had a fair number of interviews since my return. As I progress through this experience I can slowly feel the tension rising. My mind has started to churn quite quickly once again. As my reserve funds are gradually melting away I find myself caught in a thought cycle revolving around student loan payments, retirement plans, credit card debt, groceries, transportation, and everything else that comes with being an adult in society. Just have to stay grounded.


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Ellen Ida Bente, 94, of Elkader, died Thursday, February 16, 1917, at the Good Samaritan Society in Waukon, Iowa. She was born in Elkader on April 8, 1922, to John and Alma (Mueller) Leuchtenmacher. She was baptized on July 22, 1922.
Donald "Don" Edward Vontalge, 87, of Wadena, IA, died Saturday, February 11, 2017, at Good Neighbor Home in Manchester, IA.
Paul Clinton Sipe Jr., a resident of Baton Rouge LA passed away on February 10, 2017, at home at the age of 88. He was born in Oak Park, IL on April 16, 1928. Paul volunteered and trained in the Navy at age 15½: was honorably discharged as a minor without consent when his grandfather caught up with him in Norman, OK 1943. Then he was drafted into the Army in 1950 and served two tours in the Korean War. His first tour in communications; his second tour was organizing a band to entertain the officers and troops.
Eugene R. Glesne died February 12, 2017. He was born July 9, 1946 Myrtle and Raymond Glesne, who preceded him in death. He was also preceded in death by his brother, Ron Glesne.
Eugene is survived by his wife of 49 years, Judy; children, Tracey (Chad) Duke, Kirsten Glesne and Tyler (Alicia) Glesne; six grandchildren, Riley, Gunnar, Harper and Hanson Duke and Harrison and Cecily Glesne; brother, John "Jack" (Eve) Glesne; sister-in-law Gloria Glesne; many nieces, nephews and good friends.
Dale (Orville) Entwisle of Robins, IA passed away on February 15, 2017 at Mercy Medical Center surrounded by his family at the age of 82.
Dale was born to Gretchen and Orville Entwisle on May 8, 1934. He grew up in Elkader, Iowa where he met Janice Kraus, and the two were married there at St. Joseph's church on June 26, 1957.
Jeffrey Allen Fangmann, 54, of Garnavillo, IA, died Wednesday, February 8, 2017. He was born on May 7, 1962, in Dubuque, the son of Elmer and Anna Fangmann.
Jeff grew up in the Bankston area where he graduated from Western Dubuque High School. Jeff was working as a mechanic when he and Laurie met in February 1981. They were married on June 23, 1984 at St. Joseph Church in Garnavillo. This marriage blessed Jeff and Laurie with two children, Joseph and Emily.
John William Nelson, 75 of Elkader, Iowa passed away Thursday, February 2, 2017 at the Elkader Hospital. Leonard-Grau Funeral Home is handling cremation arrangements. Interment will occur at a later date.
John William Nelson was born on March 1, 1941, to Millard Nelson, Sr. and Myrtle (Moon) Nelson in Clermont. He was baptized and confirmed in the Lutheran faith at West Clermont Lutheran Church.
Thor Fikso Jr. of Elkader, IA moved on from this life on Sunday, January 15, 2017, at age 91.
Thor was born September 10, 1925, in Garber, IA as the second of two children born to Thor and Ruth (Wathen) Fisko. Following an active childhood as the ever-irritating younger brother to his sister Helen, Thor enlisted in the Army. He arrived in Europe on August 11, 1944, exactly 33 years, to the day, that his father, Thor Fisko Sr., arrived in the United States from Norway. He worked as a Field Lineman in Northern France and Central Europe during the war.
Stanley Wayne Erickson, 80, of Elkader, died Monday, January 16, 2017, at the Elkader Care Center. He was born July 14, 1936, in Highland Township, to Albert and Ida (Wilson) Erickson. Stan attended country school then went on to Elgin High School where he graduated.
Following graduation, he worked briefly at Iowa Manufacturing in Cedar Rapids, and farmed with his brothers for a time. Stanley was united in marriage to Viola West on July 3, 1959. The couple was blessed with three children.
Jane Elizabeth (Paa) Griffith was born March 23, 1945, to Joseph J. Paa and Catherine Leola (Murphy) Paa in Sioux Falls, SD. She graduated from Sioux Falls O'Gorman High School, class of 1963.Jane then completed degrees in Child Development and Family Relations and Home Economics Education from South Dakota State University in 1968.
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Directed by Danny Ledonne, Albert Art leads the cast of this feature film originally of USA, with original script in English, whose premiere was scheduled for 2008. You can watch Playing Columbine online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2008.
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Albert Art, Peter Baxter, Ian Bernard, Ian Bogost, Richard Castaldo, Jenova Chen, Stephen Colbert, Greg Costikyan, Kevin DiNovis, Patrick Dugan, Alex Dwyer, Mark Edge, Brian Flemming, Colin Fletcher, Melissa Fuller and Tracy Fullerton.
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Tony Romo's golf game continues to impress at Open qualifier
We've seen it between baseball and football, and even in the rare case of guys like Antonio Gates, basketball and football, but we never, ever see great athletes do well in golf.
I was once told by a great Tucson journalist that trying to qualify for the U.S. Open was like trying to successfully catch lightning in a bottle. For the first time in Tony Romo's life, he might be excited to go up against the Chargers.
Romo shot a 2-under 69 on Thursday at the local qualifying course in Dallas to advance to sectional qualifying for the U.S. Open, the final leg before Pebble Beach. Romo was one of seven golfers to get out of The Honors Club of Dallas still alive in this crazy chase, and the fact that he can do all this while focusing on a whole other sporting career is something we should be talking more about.
See, a couple of weeks ago I was one of those thousands of golfers trying to make it out of local qualifying. It was my second year to try it out, and I failed, as to be expected. My golf game isn't sharp and my career focus is more in Times New Roman, not Titleists and TaylorMade. I try to qualify because it's a fun little thing to do, but going out and posting a 78 isn't going to get me anywhere but slamming a trunk.
While I'm not one of the names people should be impressed by, thousands of mini-tour golfers that play this game for a living fail to make it out of local qualifying. A ton of collegiate golfers, one with whom I played with last Monday, didn't make it another day.
It takes a certain type of golfer, confident in his game, to make it this far.
Romo didn't just get into the sectional qualifier June 7 at The Club at Carlton Woods, just north of Houston, he had to make it out of a playoff in the dark. While there are thousands of playoff jokes to be made at Romo's expense, it should say a lot that he can live up to all this pressure and make it through.
Think about it — of every person trying to make it to Pebble Beach through this route, Romo is probably the most famous, and most followed. The pressure he faces isn't that of checks and made cuts, but every little thing he does on the golf game can be and will be compared to his play on the football field.
Say Romo had lost in that four-man playoff for three spots. Websites like Twitter would have erupted with one-liners about his inability to get out of the first round.
As we've seen with Jerry Rice, being a good golfer and being a competitive golfer are two completely different things. Romo shooting 69 should be something we all praise, even if the shirt we sport has a green Eagle on it (OK, OK, maybe not, but it was worth a try).