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Well, I took a deep breath and watched United 93 during the Seattle snowstorm.
And it was just as harrowing as I feared, just as harrowing as it should be.
As a recreation of the events, I'd say it's about as perfect a film as we could hope for.
But when I start considering the value of a film like this, I find myself conflicted, and I doubt I'll come to any conclusion anytime soon.
United 93 is immensely powerful in several ways, including
– the way it delivers us a concentrated portrait the growing Isalmic hatred for Western civilisation;
– the folly of pretending that terrorists are reasonable people with whom we can negotiate;
– the unpreparedness of our nation for this kind of threat;
– the DANGER of thinking that because we are a world-power "Goliath" we are immune to zealous Islamic "Davids";
– the inability of secular society to comprehend the power of religious conviction;
– the capacity for Americans to respond with discipline, concscience, and selfless valor;
– the severe weaknesses in communication between government, defense, and civil services;
– its pristine example of artistic excellence and restraint, devoid of any familiar Hollywood glamor;
– its ruthless adherence to the details of ordinary life;
United 93 is a fantastic piece of work, easily one of the year's most remarkable achievements. Americans should preserve the film as an active agent fighting our forgetfulness, our ignorance, and our denial.
Sure, it's an impeccably detailed re-creation of those events. But how can you wish a film like this on anybody?
I sincerely doubt I'll ever watch it again. It's a horror and a heartbreak that anybody should have to suffer what those passengers suffered. What good does it do us to subject ourselves to those disgraceful acts of barbarism?
If we have to live through it, moment by moment, with them in order to appreciate their sufferings and the severity of the hatred confronting us, I think that's a sad reflection on us.
I don't find revelation and comfort in mere clinical attention to the factual realities so much as I do when the imagination is employed to tell a story, and the description arranged like a net to catch something more than mere "footage," more than mere documentation. Sure the film has been ruthtlessly researched. But what does it give us that we do not already have from the countless piles of news reporting? What effect does it have on us greater than the re-opening of the wound, and throwing fuel on the fires of our fear and grief?
Our days immerse us in the particularity of reality, but it is the noble endeavor of the imagination to see the transcendant in the particular. If we need movies to wake us up to the particulars of an atrocity, that is because we are lazy and forgetful. Art should train us in how to see, not merely show us what other people did see.
Yes, but in stripping away the glamor, flash, and dazzle of Hollywood… the tricks to which we have become accustomed… and reminding us of what the conflict is like in reality, this film is performing an admirable service. It's much preferable to the glossy, star-studded portrayals that are already arriving which employ sentimentality to make us feel patriotic or merely emotional.
Yes, but while I don't want a sensationalized, glamorizied Hollywood production, I would prefer an artist more inquisitive than Greengrass… someone who has a clearer purpose than "SEE WHAT IT WAS REALLY LIKE! WHAT A NIGHTMARE!" The film lacks seems almost entirely uninclined toward metaphor. And that is a strange aspect of something presented as a work of art.
This film is more about informing than revealing. And those who need to be forced through a sensory experience of this horror in order to understand and respond appropriately are like those who need to see a detailed, real-time depiction of human sacrifice in order to respond appropriately. What does it say about our culture that we *need* a film like this in order to appropriately "remember"?
Flannery O'Connor would say that a deaf culture needs artists that shout. A numb culture needs to be awakened with a sledgehammer. Maybe that's why we need this film.
Okay. But how very sad a state we are in if we need this kind of reminder. Perhaps it's a cynical response, but I tend to think that those who haven't already taken to heart what this film will show them are unlikely to take it to heart for more than the few hours that it takes them to see the film and then shake it off before buying a ticket to Casino Royale.
That's a generalization, and perhaps a mean one, and I'm sure there are plenty of meaningful observations and interpretations to be found here. But I can't say I learned anything from this film that wasn't available in the countless articles documenting the events of that day. I merely sat and watched, saying, "Yes, that's how that probably happened. Yes, that's what that was probably like." And then I felt sick about it all over again, and I'm still trying to shake it.
September 11 left deep, deep wounds in all of us. What do we gain by treateing those wounds through reliving it liek this? Isn't like having a doctor prescribe we treat the ailment by subjecting ourselves to the cause again?
I am still processing this experience. And I don't know what to make of it, or if I'm glad I decided to watch it at all.


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Pest control in homes and especially kitchens can be tricky. If applied wrongly some pesticides have the potential to be harmful to humans, too. India, having a warm climate is home to a range of pests, which will thrive all year round, with certain seasonal peaks. Here are some insights into common house remedies. I am not sure whether all of them would be successful, but most of them should work in deterring pests to a certain level. However, in the case of established pest infestations, it would make sense to get some pest control expert's advice.
1. Use environment-friendly and human-safe pesticides and repellants. It is cheaper mid to long-term and above all safer for everybody involved. I have seen recently some street vendors in Bangalore and Chennai selling various powders, which they claimed would kill any pest, for a very minimal fee. They could not tell me what chemicals it contains and hence I wouldn't suggest trying it out at home, as the risks for health and environment might be quite high. There are certain home-made repellants, as long as they are on a herbal basis and include spices herbs or other harmless stuff, I think they are worth a try.  In case they should not work, well at least the house will smell nice (if you use cinammon, bay leaves, cloves, etc.)
2. Guidelines for general Pest Prevention
Sanitation and Exclusion are the keywords when it comes to prevent pest issues, even before they arise.
- Keep the area clean:Â Clean all spills right away. Consistently mop floors and wipe down countertops and tables.
- Isolate garbage:Â Use tight-fitting lids on waste receptacles. Throw out garbage promptly. Wash your garbage cans every day.
- Seal entry points:Â Make sure all windows and doors are tightly sealed. Do not leave open unscreened windows or doors. Cover vents and drains with screens.
- Inspect new supplies:Â Check all incoming goods for signs of pest infestation, such as cockroaches, meal moths and others. Cockroach egg cases are commonly found in the rim of LPG cylinders. Immediately dispose of anything suspect.
Guidelines for specific pest control
Keep your building clean and seal cracks and crevices. Home remedies to repel ants to some extent are the following: Cinnamon, cayenne pepper, black pepper, vinegar, chalk, talcum powder and bay leaves.
Flies need damp, decaying or fermenting organic material to breed. The best way to keep flies away is to consistently clean breeding areas. Probable breeding areas include garbage cans, moist mops, sides of drains and drain traps. A home remedy to clean drains safely is done by using pure vinegar, followed by baking soda and boiling water.
Other than keeping breeding areas clean or professional pest control services, there are several monitoring devices to reduce fruit fly numbers, for example the following traps.
- Bottle traps:Â Cut holes five inches from the bottom of a two liter bottle. Fill with bait like wine, beer or a solution of vinegar, water and honey. Suspend from ceiling to trap and drown flies.
- Ultraviolet fly traps:Â Decorative ultraviolet fly traps are available. Some zap bugs and some trap them. Never use zappers indoors, or you might find pieces of fly in your food, because the zappers let insects explode on the electric grids.
To prevent cockroaches from invading your kitchen, eliminate their access to food and damp, dark areas. Clean consistently. Seal garbage in plastic bags or containers and put wet rags and sponges in airtight containers overnight. Hang mops up to dry. Fix leaky faucets and drains. Plumbing is like a cockroach's highway system, so cover vents and floor and sink drains with screens.
A full-grown rodent can pass through a hole as small as a dime. Get possible entry points sealed to prevent mice from entering. Keep the perimeters of your establishment clean and the grass well-cut to discourage mice from hiding around your building and looking for a way in. Store garbage in locked containers.
If you have mice in your establishment, deal with them immediately, The best thing to do is to call a pest control expert, with experience in dealing with rodent infestations. Traps are effective, but many codes ban them from food service establishments. Traps also take several days to work because rodents are wary of new additions to their environment. If you want to do it yourself (for reasons of revenge, hahaha), try one of the following traps:
- Live traps:Â Also known as "Have-a-Heart Traps," live traps capture the mice in a metal mesh cage. Make sure you release the mouse far away from your building. Find and seal the mouse's point of entry.
- Snap traps and glue traps: Many consider these traps to be inhumane. Check your local codes, because often glue traps are banned from restaurants and other food service establishments. If you must, use a flat board glue trap or a snap trap with a sensitive, expanded trigger. Position the traps against wall at a 90º angle.
All in all, there is a lot everybody of us can do to prevent his home from becoming a favorite spot for pests. Should infestation go out of hand, I would always suggest you to consider the help of an expert.
Hope that helps and I am wishing you all a summer that does not get too hot.

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Wrecked – 4 week Sermon Series
When I was in college, God used a series of events in a matter of weeks to bring me to the lowest point I had probably ever been in my life. Alone, scared, guilt ridden, stuck. Scrolling through my Facebook feed, I saw the Lifehouse skit video shared by someone, and it wrecked me.
In that moment, the plans I had laid out for myself and the plans God had for me crashed into one another, and the aftermath left me picking up the pieces and rebuilding a far great life than I could have ever imagined.
Life is full of these types of moments, where we are wrecked. Sometimes it's in a way that humbles us, like my moment above. Other times, God leaves us in such Awe of Him, we leave the moment wrecked. This series spends 4 weeks looking at four different types of moments where God wrecks us, and how to deal with the aftermath. The end goal of each session is that we shouldn't fear these moments, because they lead to greater growth, deeper walks, new purposes in our lives.
This download contains 4 weeks, each with a full transcript (plus full outlines for 2 weeks) as well as 2 social images per week, and a sheet with discussion questions to hand out to small group leaders for after each message.


text: On Saturday September 23rd, physical therapist, Jim Modera, worked with the cast of Anastasia, presented by Canada's Ballet Jorgen. Lead dancer, Daniel Da Silva, is pictured on the Terra-Core which was used to warm up several of the dancers prior to the performance. Jim Modera donated his time and expertise to the dance company to attend to injuries and prepare them for their performance. Anastasia performed by Canada's Ballet Jorgen at the Smith Opera House in Geneva New York was an incredible experience, beautifully choreographed and expressed with feeling and flawless execution.


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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. - On his way to the locker room to meet with the media Friday, Brandon Marshall noticed linebacker Demario Davis wearing an oxygen mask while pumping away on a stationary bike, getting in a final bit of conditioning before Sunday's game against the defending Super Bowl champion Patriots.
It struck Marshall that Davis' commitment is the norm for a Jets team off to a 4-1 start under new coach Todd Bowles. "The first thought that came to my mind was: 'This is why this team is special,' " Marshall said. "There's a lot of guys doing that stuff, a little extra here, super-focused. There's just a great spirit in this locker room. It's something I've never been a part of where you have so many guys moving in the same direction."
The Jets are Marshall's fourth team in 10 NFL seasons. The wide receiver said he's been part of teams that were "fragmented" and conceded he contributed to that at times, such as when he had a contract problem in Denver that he said he handled poorly.
But Marshall is mature enough now to appreciate the opportunity the Jets have carved out for themselves. "We have guys in this locker room that really get it," he said. "Even the attitude at practice. I love seeing guys make a mistake and throw their helmet on the ground, show that they care. It's a special locker room."
Bowles has set the tone with a low-key, minimalist approach that stands in stark contrast with his flamboyant predecessor, Rex Ryan, who turned the week of Patriots games into trash-talking crusades. But in Marshall's view, it also stems from the character of the players the Jets have brought in, especially veteran leaders such as defensive back Darrelle Revis.
"It's a special thing to see guys here at 5 o'clock in the morning, beating coaches in," Marshall said. "I'm just proud to be a part of it . . . No one is running around talking about taking over the world. Everyone is just talking about doing their job and being mindful of the moment. It's inspiring."
Marshall has led by example. His streak of four straight 100-yard receiving performances is only the third time in club history that has happened. Hall of Famer Don Maynard did it in 1968 and Super Bowl III champion teammate George Sauer did it in 1966.
"When you talk about Jets history, I'm grateful and I'm thankful, but the only thing I really care about is if we're putting our team in a position to win," Marshall said. "My only goal this year is to be the hardest-working guy on the field every day."
Notes & quotes: CB Buster Skrine (concussion) is probable to play if he passes the final two steps in his concussion protocol . . . RB Bilal Powell (knee) is out, LB Jaiquawn Jarrett is doubtful and G Willie Colon (knee) is questionable.
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Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of Civic Voice 2018
Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of Civic Voice 2018 will be held at Birmingham Repertory Theatre (The Rep), Centenary Square, Broad Street, Birmingham B1 2EP on Saturday 20th October 2018 at 9.00 am for the purpose of transacting the following business:
- To agree the minutes for AGM 2017-18 (available here).
- Ratification of annual report and accounts 2017-18 – Martin Gunson, Treasurer (available here).
- Appointment of Messrs McMillan and Co LLP Chartered Accountants as independent examiners – proposed by Martin Gunson, Treasurer
- Ratification of Chair and Treasurer for 2018-2019
- To approve changes to Civic Voice's Articles of Association as shown here and background explanatory note here. The full Articles of Association can be accessed here.
- A full agenda is available on the Civic Voice conference website here.
The AGM is free for Civic Voice members to attend, but registration is required here so that we can provide final registration details to the venue.
By order of the Board of Civic Voice
* All civic societies who are members of Civic Voice have a right to appoint a proxy to exercise all or any of their rights to attend, speak and vote at the meeting.
* Only representatives of civic societies, who are members, are entitled to speak and vote at the meeting.
* Ten or more members (or such higher or lower number of members as is determined by the Board from time to time) may, acting together, require the Board to add an advisory resolution to the agenda for the annual general meeting provided that they give the Board notice of this requirement in Writing at least 56 Clear Days before the date of the annual general meeting in question. This is subject to Articles 23.2 and 23.4.
* Any advisory resolution that is added to the agenda pursuant to Article 23.1 must be proposed at the annual general meeting, and may be voted on, but an advisory resolution shall not constitute a resolution for the purposes of the Act or these Articles. The outcome of any vote on an advisory resolution shall not be binding on the Board or the Charity, but the Board must give a reasoned response to any subjects so raised.
- Civic Voice is a company limited by guarantee
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- Charity Registration no. 1134476
- Civic Voice, The Coffin Works, 13-15 Fleet Street, Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham, B3 1JP
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Tue, 22 January 2008
Martin and Steele are joined by professional wrestler Gangrel. You'll hear about Gangrel's rise through the ranks of the wrestling buisness and his career turn into the world of adult filmaking. Plus, We have had the first death of the '08 death pool.
Direct download: FTV_174.mp3
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What are "Months of Inventory" and How Will It Affect Me?
Months of inventory: the amount of time (or months) it would take for all current MLS® listings to sell given that no new listings come onto the market.
This is calculated by dividing the total number of homes for sale by the total number of homes sold for a given period of time – usually done on a monthly basis.
For example, if there were 3000 listings on Calgary's MLS® in August and 1000 of those sold, then there would be 3 months of inventory if only 1000 homes were to sell in both the following September and October. See our Calgary Real Estate Market Updates here.
In general, the greater the months of supply, the more sellers there are than buyers – also known as a buyers' market. On the other hand, the lower the number the more buyers there are than sellers and it would be more of a sellers' market.
Buyers' Market
When there are many more listings available than there are buyers, average benchmark price gains tend to slow to a halt – if not decline – as competition between sellers increases and some are willing to drop the price to get the transaction done.
For example, throughout 2016 months of inventory for the apartment sector averaged at six, putting a large downward pressure on benchmark prices for condominium units across the city.
In such a market, it may be a better to hold onto your condo until the market bounces back if possible so that you don't lose a substantial amount of cash!
Also it is realistic to not expect your home to sell overnight in such a market. It may take several weeks or months to finally sell your home, however, you may have to adjust your price expectations in order to do so (but not always!).
Sellers' Market
When there are few listings available and a ton of buyers looking to make a move, average benchmark prices tend to gain ground as sellers now may receiving several offers for their home.
As a seller, you'll want to consult a professional and experienced real estate agent for a Competitive Market Analysis to maximize the listing price comparative to other similar properties for sale.
Also, consider doing a little work on curb appeal, staging and other things of the sort to create that little extra sparkle to your home for viewers – it could result in an offer that you can't refuse!
As a buyer, you'll also want to ask your agent about how to navigate an offer properly on a home that may be receiving a handful from other prospective buyers. You should be ready to act quick and make a good offer as there is no time to waste. That includes being pre-approved for a mortgage and having the rest of your finances sorted.
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S Himmelstein, represented in Australia by Hylec Controls , has released a range of power transducers with noncontact inductive coupling of torque signal. They also have an in-built amplifier, providing digital and analogue outputs of torque, speed and power.
An RS232 serial port provides the digital outputs and the ability to scale and calibrate the analogue and digital outputs in engineering units. These developments give an accuracy of 0.08% and enable the transducers to be connected to a PC for calibration and data logging. They are also more cost effective than a standard transducer with a separate measuring instrument.
The units are particularly resistant to electrical interference, which simplifies measurement in noisy environments.


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Just in time for the kickoff of college football season I received these super cute Gator shorts for Carter from my friend Linday's shop, Lali Lane Designs! They sell handmade children's clothing and have just launched their boys line! I loved the Gator themed shorts, but don't worry, they also sell other teams as well and non-collegiate themed clothing for girls and boys!
Carter sporting his new shorts and cheering Go Gators!
Striking a model pose! The shorts are elastic waistband and the material is very soft! We got size 2T and they fit really well, and I know because they have elastic they will fit him all football season!
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Graphic + Media Design students are doing amazing things in the "real-world" thanks to our well-established internship program. Sage students have done internships in Boston, New York City, London and throughout the greater Capital Region of New York. Students cite the program as one of their best experiences at Sage, and many of our alumni have been hired as a direct result of their internships.
On the right: Sage student Robert Simpson's cover design for the British magazine The Big Issue, completed during his internship.
An internship is pre-professional work experience related to your major. An internship enables you to connect the knowledge and skills you have gained in your coursework with real world applications, gives you insights into the dynamics of the field in which you are working, fosters the development of professional skills and is absolutely necessary for a strong resume.
An internship can also provide you with the answer to that age-old question: "What can I do with this major?" Finally, if your plans include graduate school, an internship can be helpful. Many graduate schools look for evidence of experience in the field and an internship can provide that experience.
Typically, students complete their internships when they are in their junior year or early in their senior year.
Many of our internships are located throughout the Albany area, but there are numerous regional, national and international opportunities available. Students typically attend Sage as full-time students while working part-time at their internship location. Summer breaks allow for long distance internships and can be a great way to advance your skills!


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Call me a woos, call me lazy, I will fess up to both. I am a wax virgin. While I have never been completely satisfied with results achieved by shaving the thought of someone tending to my excess hair has never really appealed and having another thing to fit onto the schedule too…well it just seemed to be something I could do without. But sadly I knew I couldn't escape some sort of waxing treatment in a feature about prepping for holiday as hair management is a major issue when confronted with the prospect of showing more flesh. I thought I would enter the waxing game tentatively with two half legs, rather than going gung- ho with the brazilian. Knowing how my irrational body reacts to new things it could be naive and dangerous to do attack my sensitive areas first.
I visited the Ministry of Wax website prior my visit to their Covent Garden concept store. Set up like a fun eatery/juice bar they give off an impression that this is a fun and pleasurable jaunt and the thoughts and fears of self inflicted pain temporarily disappear. The store itself also has the same relaxing affect and as I sat waiting for my appointment flicking through their array of fashion magazines I found myself looking up at the 'menu' and considering more treatments. After a short wait it was time to go underground to the cavern of treatment rooms. Thinking I had done the right and helpful thing growing my leg hair so it was at the fluffy almost comb-able stage the wax technician gently told me that it didn't need to be quite that long to be optimum for removal. In response I quipped that I had been going solo for a couple years and currently found myself in an extremely dry patch in the romantic department… as if this confession made my gorilla leg situation less cringey, I was now also a desperate singleton. Well Done! Thankfully she seemed completely unfazed by my thick layer of fuzz and promptly got to work. Laying on my back she started to roll on the wax after checking it was okay temperature. It was right on the cusp of being too hot but I could handle it and predicted it might make the ripping of the strips less painful. She gave me a quick warning she was about to begin but there was no hesitation on her part, I was thoroughly impressed with how quick she got through the roughage of my first frontside. I'm not going to lie, It blooming hurt, my face had a work out as did my fists which clenched and retorted with every pull of a strip. The back of my legs was worse on the pain front but at least I could hide my telling facial expressions. I had always thought my pain threshold of the high variety but she warned me that, like many things, the first time is always the worst/most painful. The more regularly you wax the better the result and the less anguish caused. So once it was all over she soothed by legs with a silky aftercare lotion and I left the funkiest waxers around a few pounds lighter albeit with a slightly red post treatment rash. The skin anger subsided after a day or two to reveal legs which had a natural sheen for the first time ever. They were not as smooth as I thought they would be, it would appear some cunning hairs had escaped the wrath of the wax, so I improved some areas with some minor shaving. All in all it made my short, skirt and bikini wearing much less hassle and I can understand why people try and manage their schedule to fit in a regular sessions.


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Source Distribution is proud to announce it has taken on the exclusive distributorship of Vicoustic – a leading provider of acoustic treatment panelling and products – for the United Kingdom.
Vicoustic was founded in Portugal, 2007, by César Carapinha, with the aim to pioneer market-leading acoustic treatment products that combined outstanding performance with the highest quality materials and attractive, modern design. The company has gone from strength to strength, with Vicoustic Clients currently including the BBC, ITV, Sony, Microsoft, the SAE Institute and many more.
Vicoustic products cater for multiple market sectors which include Music and Broadcast, Home Cinema, and Building and Construction, offering complementary and unique products in each, available in multiple colours to suit the broadest range of environmental installations. Vicoustic has invested in Building integration on an international scale, becoming extremely successful in producing high performance acoustic products that comply with demanding fire ratings, safety and environmental regulations, whilst maintaining competitive cost levels and a high level of performance.
The development and deployment of Vicoustic products is supported by their strong commitment to customer support and education, which includes a bespoke customer project planning service, as well as the customer-facing Vicoustic Academy training program. Products are developed in the market-leading Vicoustic Research Centre and R&D Laboratory, featuring a remarkable 'adjustable room' Lab Test Facility which in tandem with sister facilities and chambers allows rigorous real-world testing and qualification of products. Vicoustic offer an end-to-end solution for acoustic treatment, that is attractive, safe, cost-effective, and highly optimised.
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Sunday, August 28, 2011
Learning Korean in Korea
But that didn't happen.
So if you go to the top of my page and click where it says "Expat Life" you can see a (still in progress) page with some of the links I think are most useful to somebody trying to get themselves sorted in Korea.
One section I like is my "places to learn Korean" link list.
Learn Korean
Hangul (writing system)
Comparative reviews of "Study Korean" books
Learn Korean Online
Korean Class 101's Youtube Channel
Sogang's online Korean Course comes highly recommended
Recommended by I'm No Picasso: Learn Korean Now
Recommended by Roboseyo: Korean Class 101
More complete list of learning Korean resources
For the rest... if you run/know about a page you think deserves a link on my page, send me an e-mail at roboseyo at gmail, or put a link in the comment.
To the guy who's been getting his comments deleted: no. Links on where people can find an Indian wife (prefaced by a paragraph of shit-talking about western and Korean women) don't qualify.
4 comments:
- Katherine said...
I rather enjoy "Talk to Me in Korean," though the miserable state of my Korean is in no way a reflection on the quality of said podcast.
- 28 August 2011 at 16:13
- Lolimahro said...
Great set of resources here! If you find that you are the kind of person who needs the classroom experience with homework and everything, but you don't want to pay for a university program, here are a couple of things my husband and I have done since we've been here:
Migrant workers' centers offer free Korean classes. You don't have to be from a certain country or background to utilize this service, to my knowledge. My husband and I are both American, and he used to attend a class in the Yangcheon office without a problem. Here is some information: http://english.seoul.go.kr/lh/support/scof5.php
Also, I have been doing the Cultural Integration Course (사회통합프로그램) which is also useful if you are on an E-visa and looking to get "points" towards an "F2 Visa for professionals", or if you are on an F2/F4/F5 and looking to get your Korean citizenship. There are 400 hours of intensive Korean language classes, followed by a 50-hour class on Korean history and constitutional law. Right now I'm in the third level and taking the course online, and it's really intense, but the teacher is very good. I have learned so much in a short time. The information for this program, however, is all in Korean, and you have to go through immigration to apply for it. See kiip.kr for information on the program specifically. You can call 1345 for more information, too, and you can register on hikorea.go.kr (in Korean only - the English registration is not working, I think)
- 28 August 2011 at 16:48
- 3gyupsal said...
Hey roboseyo. If you are married to a Korean person you can get Korean classes for free in some places. Do they have that in Seoul, or where ever it is you live?
The biggest problem that I have had with learning Korean is that it is hard to by myself. I don't really have the discipline or interest to sit down and hit the books. As for Korean classes, it can be difficult to find a Korean class that fits the schedule of a teacher. Where I'm from, the classes for people married to Koreans are only in the afternoon in two hour blocks. That's basically impossible to participate in if you work at a public school, difficult if you work a split shift at a hagwon or university.
- 28 August 2011 at 23:05
- Brian said...
I know you're in Seoul, but the Gwangju International Center is working on an online guidebook with information about Korean courses in the area:
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[ED. NOTE: I'm on my second large Americano this morning.]
Maybe all the caffeine is affecting me -- or maybe it affects me more more intensely as it passes my sinuses after shooting it out of my nose (thankfully, I'm near the bottom of the cup).
They're not the worst looking things in the world, but you'd certainly give the world around you (at least the English-reading portion) a chuckle or two as you sauntered down... the docks?
I'd buy these for the laugh if I didn't routinely forget which pair I was wearing when I left the house.
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- At February 27, 2008 at 11:13 AM Ira said...
Also, if you're ever in Eagan, Minnesota and looking for an excellent cup of coffee or as my son would say, an "AWESOME" gelato, check out Ring Mountain.
I'm there many mornings.
- At February 27, 2008 at 12:40 PM NewLeaf said...
Yeah, Goggles4U may have over 2000 frames, but I think 1900 of them are UGLY! In the military, they call them BCG's - Birth Control Glasses.
- At February 27, 2008 at 4:57 PM Ira said...
Three comments:
1) everyone has different tastes
2) just like every eyeglasses store or site I've ever looked at, G4U is no different
3) the point of humor is emblazoned on the bow
- At March 2, 2008 at 3:08 AM Anonymous said...
Heh, just got those same glasses, but they say "Tango" on the outside. On the inside it says "gygnus". Definitely the same frame.
They're too small heightwise for my face, but hopefully Goggles4U can initiate the partial refund in a timely manner. Now it's up to them as to whether they can rush a new order and expedite shipping to get me glasses from Pakistan in less than 5 days, in time for my vacation.
- At March 4, 2008 at 4:45 PM Anonymous said...
Ha. I just received these frames today, minutes ago. Not the seaman version, I looked at those and chuckled like the rest of you, but one of the 20 other versions that say different things. Mine say "tango" in a silver metallic foil that thankfully scrapes off very easily.
Thing is, these frames are awful! The plastic bows slide on to little metal rails that are part of the hinge assembly. The tracks in the plastic are really oversized, so the bows both wobble [i]very[/i] excessively and slip back 1/4" or so on the little rails.
The frames also came warped way out of square, beyond my ability to correct, so I was going to take them to a local place for adjustment, but then I noticed the other problem. Now I guess I will have to try some epoxy or something first.
I'm pretty disappointed.


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Pelvic Organ Prolapse
What Can Be Done to Prevent It?
The word "prolapse" comes from a Latin word meaning "to fall out of place," which is an apt description of what happens with pelvic organ prolapse, or POP. POP occurs when an organ in the pelvic region (typically the bladder, uterus, or part of the vagina) "falls" and shifts position, sometimes protruding outside of the vagina. Urinary incontinence is the most common symptom of POP.
As of 2009, approximately 3.3 million women in the US alone were estimated to be affected by POP. Based on census data and an aging population, the incidence of women with POP is expected to increase dramatically. By the year 2050, the number of women undergoing surgery for POP is projected to increase by nearly 50%. This data forewarns us that approximately 1 out of every 5 women in the US will undergo some sort of surgery for pelvic organ prolapse in her lifetime. That's a lot of POP—and a lot of surgery!
So why have so few women heard of pelvic organ prolapse? That's one of the questions Sherrie Palm asked when she was faced with it herself. This newsletter started out as a review of her book, Pelvic Organ Prolapse: The Silent Epidemic, in which she shares her personal history (including a hysterectomy and subsequent POP), her quest for information, her decision to have surgery to correct POP, and the aftermath of that surgery. Her book will undoubtedly prove to be a valuable resource to many women experiencing POP or considering a hysterectomy.
In reading through Sherrie's book, as well as others on the topic, we found ourselves also asking: Why?
- Why do so many women experience prolapse?
- Who do so few women (even medical professionals) talk about prolapse?
- Why do so many women have surgery?
- Why do so many women regret having that surgery, even though it may have "fixed" their symptoms?
We think the answers to these questions are important to explore, with the hope that it might mean that fewer women will experience pelvic organ prolapse, and that fewer women will have to face a difficult decision regarding pelvic surgery.
First, we will review definitions and provide a little background on pelvic organ prolapse (POP).
Types of POP
There are different types of prolapse (see figures) and all can occur in varying degrees. Some women experience no symptoms, while the symptoms for others can be debilitating and life-altering.
Bladder prolapse (cystocele) is the most common form and is frequently accompanied with urinary incontinence. If the muscles and connective tissue that hold the bladder in place become weak, stretched or injured, the bladder can fall away from its natural spot and press against the vaginal wall, causing discomfort and potentially forming a bulge in the vagina. The urethra can also collapse (urethrocele) if not properly supported by the muscle tissue around it.
Uterine prolapse can occur if the muscles and ligaments of the pelvic floor and surrounding tissue are weak. Without enough support, the uterus may fall from its normal position into the cervix, creating a bulge in the vagina.
Vaginal prolapse (also called vaginal vault prolapse) is quite common after a hysterectomy (surgery to remove the uterus), but not everyone who has a hysterectomy experiences POP. Without the uterine attachments to hold it up, the top of the vagina can drop into the vaginal canal.
Other forms of prolapse (not shown) involve the small bowel (enterocele) and rectum (rectocele). If the tissues and muscles surrounding these areas become weak or damaged, they also can fall against the wall of the vagina, causing pressure or a bulge.
Primary Causes
The precise cause of pelvic organ prolapse may be hard to determine, as there are often multiple factors at work, including genetics, vaginal childbirth, hysterectomy or other pelvic surgery, obesity, heavy lifting, chronic cough, chronic constipation, and age-related hormone loss or other hormone imbalances.
The majority of women with POP most likely have given birth to one or more children. The stress on connective tissue as the baby grows, the pressure of the uterus and increasing weight on the pelvic floor, the abdominal strain during labor, and general trauma to the overall pelvic region during vaginal delivery all enhance the risk of POP.
Surgical repair after childbirth is common, but not always effective. The repair itself can lead to other discomfort or health problems, and subsequent surgery, especially if the mesh fails or the patient has an allergic reaction to the mesh.
The other primary cause of POP is hysterectomy. There is much debate about the need for hysterectomies, and some speculation that it is overprescribed as the solution to many tricky female health conditions.
Many women experience heavy menstrual bleeding or intense cramps for years, or are diagnosed with fibroids or endometriosis, and are basically told to "wait and see" until it becomes too much to bear. When they can't take it anymore, it becomes an emergency situation with an extreme solution: hysterectomy. Unfortunately, the repercussions of hysterectomy are often trivialized, and the short-term success stories are colored by the immediate effects of being pain free; but the long-term consequences eventually take their toll.
It should be no surprise that, if you remove organs from the pelvic region, it leaves a void that the body will try to compensate for by shifting the remaining organs, muscles and tissues. With the number of hysterectomies performed in the US alone, why aren't more women warned that pelvic organ prolapse is a very real sequel?
There are sources for both pre- and post-surgery support, such as the Hysterectomy Educational Resources and Services (HERS) Foundation, the Whole Woman Blog, and the online support group, HysterSister. While their approaches are deemed "radical" by some, one quote from Whole Woman sums it up: "Alternative treatments are useful experiments to see what can help. Surgery is not an experiment. It is a decision you will have to live with the rest of your life."
Kegel Exercises: Do they work for prolapse?
Most women with POP find that Kegel exercises do not help, and may even make their situation worse. As with any exercise, the body needs the proper hormones, such as DHEA and testosterone, as well as the proper nutrients to rebuild the muscles. If hormone or nutrient deficiency is part of the underlying cause for the prolapse in the first place, Kegel's will not save the day.
Yoga, pilates, swimming and other exercises that focus on the core have proven to be helpful for many women with POP. Another non-surgical alternative is a pessary, which is a device similar to a diaphragm, which when inserted into the vagina helps support the uterus or vaginal wall to prevent or minimize prolapse.
For many women, the risk of POP can be mitigated by properly maintaining the pelvic floor, which is the foundation of the internal organs. Adequate exercise, proper nutrition and hormone balance are all part of keeping the core muscles and tissues healthy and stable, so they can support the rest of the body.
NOTE: We are not advising against or for hysterectomy. Each woman should confer with her healthcare professionals and make that decision based on her own personal situation, and there are certainly situations where it IS the best or only solution. Even Sherrie Palm, knowing what she knows now, feels she would do it all over again. However, now that she is informed about POP and is actively sharing that information with others, Sherrie hopes more women will have a better idea of what to expect—and how to prepare for it—before being forced to make that decision for themselves.
Associated Conditions
Pelvic organ prolapse often occurs in conjunction with a number of different health conditions—most of which relate to a hormone imbalance—including fibroids, endometriosis, hypothyroidism, multiple sclerosis and Vitamin D deficiency, among others. Taking a proactive approach to regaining hormone balance, maintaining proper posture, and properly improving the strength of the pelvic muscles may help reduce the likelihood of POP.
Fibroids / PCOS / Endometriosis / Adenomyosis
Sherrie's decision to have a hysterectomy was driven by a diagnosis of fibroids and a cystic ovary. Unfortunately, this is an all too common path for many women. What they may not realize is that these types of conditions are typically symptoms of hormone imbalance, which could have been diagnosed and corrected long before hysterectomy became the only option. Please refer to the Women's Health Connection newsletters on PCOS and Endometriosis for more in-depth information on these conditions.
Many women who experience POP may also have exhibited symptoms of hypothyroidism, even from an early age. The Broda Barnes Research Foundation recognizes constipation, cystic breasts and ovaries, and infertility as signs of hypothyroidism, and these same symptoms are also known to be precursors to prolapse. Additional examples of symptoms related to both conditions include extreme ligament laxity or hypermobility (such as being able to touch your thumb to your forearm), muscle weakness, flat feet (essentially weak ligaments in the feet) and scoliosis (ligaments too weak to maintain proper posture of the spinal column).
Multiple Sclerosis
Like Sherrie, who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) at the age of 30, many women with MS also experience POP, even without having had a hysterectomy. Is it any wonder that, after a hysterectomy, a body predisposed with this disease can't hold the rest of the organs in place?
According to Dr. Ray Peat, the destructive process that is MS is characterized by high estrogen levels, low thyroid levels, and poor absorption of amino acids from protein. This combination hinders the formation of structural tissue. Also highly characteristic in people with MS are high levels of cortisol, which leads to the breakdown of muscles, ligaments, cartilage and bone.
In addition, women with MS are also often deficient in the hormones progesterone and pregnenolone, which are anti-inflammatory and necessary for the myelin sheath protecting nervous system tissue. Deficiencies of these same hormones are also associated with the development of fibroids and ovarian cysts, as well as issues with infertility.
Vitamin D Deficiency
Research indicates that adequate Vitamin D is essential for maintaining pelvic health. Studies demonstrate that the risk of pelvic disorders in woman of all ages is significantly reduced when Vitamin D levels are high (30 ng/mL or higher in one study), and more prevalent when Vitamin D levels are low. Vitamin D deficiency has also been linked to Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBS), a symptom Sherrie also exhibited for years before her hysterectomy and POP.
It is ironic that most of us recognize the importance of regular maintenance on our homes and cars, but take a "wait and see" approach when we get warning signals about our health. Many women experience heavy menstrual bleeding or intense cramps for years, or are diagnosed with fibroids or endometriosis, and are basically told to wait until it becomes too much to bear. When they can't take it anymore, it becomes an emergency situation with an extreme solution: a hysterectomy.
If you decide to have a hysterectomy, taking care to proactively maintain the strength of the pelvic infrastructure before and after surgery will help with the recovery, as well as reduce the risk of pelvic organ prolapse.
- Pelvic Organ Prolapse: The Silent Epidemic by Sherrie J Palm; Eloquent Books, AEG Publishing Group; New York, NY; 2009.
- "Forecasting the prevalence of pelvic floor disorders in U.S. Women: 2010 to 2050" by J.M. Wu, et al; Obstetrics & Gynecology; Dec 2009.
- Saving the Whole Woman (2nd Edition): Natural Alternatives to Surgery for Pelvic Organ Prolapse and Urinary Incontinence by Christine Ann Kent, RN; Bridgeworks Publishing; Bridgehampton, NY; 2004.
- "Pessary Use in Pelvic Organ Prolapse and Urinary Incontinence" by Keisha A. Jones, MD, and Oz Harmanli, MD; Expert Review of Obstetrics & Gynecology (MedScape); Winter 2010.
- Healing Fibroids: A Doctor's Guide to a Natural Cure by Allan Warshovsky, MD, and Elena Oumano; Fireside; New York, NY; 2002.
- Hypothyroidism Type 2: The Epidemic (Revised Edition) by Mark Starr, MD; Kindle; 2013.
- "Multiple sclerosis, protein, fats, and progesterone" an article by Ray Peat, PhD; www.RayPeat.com; 2009.
- "Vitamin D and pelvic floor disorders in women: results from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey" by SS Badalian and PF Rosenbaum; Obstetrics & Gynecology; April 2010.
- "Anabolic effects of androgens on muscles of female pelvic floor and lower urinary tract" by M.H. Ho, et al; Current Opinion in Obstetrics and Gynecology; October 2004.
- The HERS Foundation, a non-profit international women's health education organization
- HysterSisters online woman-to-woman support community
Connections is a publication of Women's International Pharmacy, which is dedicated to the education and management of PMS, menopause, infertility, postpartum depression, and other hormone-related conditions and therapies.
This publication is distributed with the understanding that it does not constitute medical advice for individual problems. Although material is intended to be accurate, proper medical advice should be sought from a competent healthcare professional.
Publisher: Constance Kindschi Hegerfeld, Executive VP, Women's International Pharmacy
Co-Editors: Julie Johnson and Carol Petersen, RPh, CNP; Women's International Pharmacy
Writer: Kathleen McCormick, McCormick Communications
Illustrator: Amelia Janes, Midwest Educational Graphics
Copyright © Women's International Pharmacy. This newsletter may be printed and photocopied for educational purposes, provided that your copy(s) include full copyright and contact information.
For more information, please visit womensinternational.com or call 800.279.5708.
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The mission of SHCC's Call Center is to ensure that all residents receive the benefit of safe, decent and sanitary housing. Our Call Center staff are responsible for and endeavor to resolve health and safety issues in a prompt, attentive and courteous manner.
SHCC's toll free Call Center phone number is 888-842-4484 and TTY number is 800-735-2988. The Call Center operating hours are from 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, Central Standard Time. If you have an emergency or Life Threatening issue, please contact 911 or your property's after hours maintenance emergency phone number.
Life Threatening Issues
SHCC Call Center staff will respond to and document all Life Threatening Health & Safety issues within one hour of receipt of the complaint or inquiry. SHCC will take the appropriate action to notify the property or Management Agent and then inform the complainant. Life Threatening issues are those that if not addressed promptly may cause injury, loss of life or cause serious property damage.
Some examples of Life Threatening issues include: gas leaks, exposed wires, water leaks, loss of electrical power, loose ceilings and broken doors and windows.
Non-Life Threatening Issues
SHCC's Call Center staff will respond to and document all Non-Life Threatening Health & Safety issues within 24 hours. The property management staff will be notified of the complaint. After providing the property with the complaint, the resident, applicant or concerned citizen will be contacted within two days and informed that property management has been notified. SHCC will provide them with the status of their concern(s).
Some examples of Non-Life Threatening issues include: unresolved maintenance issues, unit transfers, and unfair eviction and lease violation notices.
Call Center Posters
The property must display SHCC Call Center posters in an accessible common area within clear view by all residents and interested parties. We, at SHCC, appreciate your cooperation in displaying these posters.


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Goobay iPhone 11 Pro Qi Wireless Charging Induction Pad - Black
Why Buy?
- Fast wireless charging on the go for compatible devices
- 1.4x faster than standard Qi wireless charging pads
- Lightweight, portable build
- LED indicator
- Compatible with iPhone 11 Pro
Note: please ensure your smartphone is compatible with Qi before purchasing this item. In order to do so, simply click the banner above.
Wireless charging on the go for compatible devices
With the Goobay Portable Qi Wireless Charger, you can enjoy the benefits of wireless charging anywhere you go. Simply place your Qi-compatible smartphone or device on the pad and watch the battery spring back to life - no cables attached to your phone or tangled wire nests required.
This amazing process utilises induction coils to send an electrical current from the pad to your phone, eliminating the need for power to travel along wires. Take advantage of this futuristic technology with the Qi Portable Charger from Goobay.
Slim, compact and lightweight design
Thanks to a considerate, slim design, this Qi pad will look great and function perfectly in any environment - from home to office to hotel room and anywhere else you care to name. An unobtrusive yet attractive semi-transparent design ensures that the Goobay Wireless Charging Pad enhances the aesthetic of any room in which it finds itself.
LED indicator
The Goobay Portable iPhone 11 Pro Qi Fast Wireless Charging Pad features a built-in LED indicator, which shows blue when the pad is charging your device. In addition, if your device is not correctly positioned on the pad, the LED indicator will flash until the device is in the correct position.
1m Micro USB cable included
The cable included with this pad is 1m in length - the perfect balance between utility and elegance. This cable is not so long that it will get in the way or trip you up, but it's long enough that you can set the pad down anywhere.
Compatible with all Qi-enabled smartphones
Any smartphone which has Qi wireless technology can utilise this pad's charging capabilities. If your phone doesn't have Qi, don't worry - we sell a range of adapters, one of which is sure to be perfect for your device.
- Output Voltage: 5V
- Max. Power: 2000mA
- Weight: 40g
- Wattage Power: 5W
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GoSweat, a website which allows people to search for fitness and exercise solutions in their vicinity, has been crowned the Manchester winner of the Virgin Media Business Voom Pitch competition. Co-founders Alex Hind and Steph Newport-Booth collect £5,000 for their business. Alex will also get to meet Richard Branson to discuss business ideas over brunch later this year.
Six companies from Manchester pitched as part of the Voom Tour to a panel of three judges.
GoSweat impressed the judges with its clear business proposition, which provides an online platform that allows people to enter a keyword or location and instantly see a list of exercise options near them, whether that be gyms, personal trainers, fitness classes or sports clubs.
Alex was sitting round the dinner table with his family, all of whom are medics, when the concept was borne. They realised that there was no one tool that consolidated absolutely every fitness option, something which would be indispensable to GPs who often need to refer patients for exercise. Alex teamed up with Steph, whom he worked with on a company graduate scheme after leaving university, to put the idea into practice.
Following the win, Alex commented: "The Voom competition is such a great platform for businesses like ours, who need that little bit of extra help to get to the next level. Our proposition is just about ready to go, but this investment will make a big contribution to our marketing activity. We've already consulted with a number of GPs, who think it will be extremely beneficial to their patients, and we can't wait to kick off and start helping people discover their perfect way to sweat."
For more information, please visit www.gosweat.com. The website will be officially launching in around a month, with a view to developing an app for the service by the end of the year.
The Voom Tour is the first time that Voom Pitch, the UK and Ireland's biggest business pitching competition, has hit the road in search of the best new business ideas. It's designed to help the brightest and the best companies to perfect their pitching ahead of the national competition in 2018. In addition, the Voom Bus offers free and exclusive 1-on-1s with leading experts such as LinkedIn, Crowdfunder, Institute of Chartered Accountants (ICAEW) and JCDecaux.
Sir Richard Branson, Virgin Group Founder, said: "The Voom Tour is seeking out brilliant entrepreneurs and ideas to help break down the barriers to business success. The aim is to help them put aside their fears and take the next steps on what could be the most significant journey of their business life. I'm looking forward to meeting the winner of the Manchester Voom Pitch."
The Voom Tour is officially live and travelling to communities across the UK and Ireland, with its next stop in Birmingham on 28th September. For more information on the Voom Tour, and details on how to register to pitch a great business idea, please visit https://voom.virginmediabusiness.co.uk/voom/tour


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Teckno 2.0 (CD)
Release Date: 11/04/08
Hard, aggressive, exciting, uncompromising'it's Teckno - the new sound of European dance music. Techno and trance are sweeping like wildfire through the underground club scene and elevating a new generation of hit dance acts. Teckno 2.0 features the best of this new crop of acts - 666, Mauro Picotto, Pusaka, Mario Piu, Plug 'N' Play, Starfighter and more, plus the return of the legendary Afrika Bambaataa with his brand new single 'You Ask For The Moon' available exclusively on Megahit Records. Also included is the Top 40 Billboard Hot Dance Club Play Chart hit 'Praise The DJ' by Pusaka (Chris Cox of Thunderpuss and DJ Irene). Teckno 2.0 (which recently hit #46 on SoundScan's Top 50 Electronic Albums Chart) is simply one of the freshest, most cutting-edge underground dance albums of the year.
|Label: MEGAHIT
|Genre: Electronic/DJ/Scratch
|Run Time: 70 mins


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by John McClaughry
Vermonters are upset about rising education property taxes. "Governance reform" (consolidation) is not a solution. Competition and choice is.
Vermonters moan about their steadily rising education property taxes, especially as the number of students continually decreases. Rarely do citizens focus clearly on the causes of rising school taxes, and the possible solutions. That is, in part, because the "education stakeholders" are ever alert to control the agenda for "reform".
Their time-worn offering this year was "governance reform". That means grouping towns into large "Regional Education Districts", at first through incentives, then later by state mandate. This legislation collapsed in the final days of the 2014 session, in part because the House leadership realized that members who voted for it might not do so well with their voters this November.
But the Regional Educational Districts bill will certainly be back in 2015. Like regional waste management districts, REDs will be governed by… well, nobody really knows who governs such districts. It won't be town voters, because the RED won't belong to them. It will "belong" to the Agency of Education, their superintendents, and of course the Vermont-NEA, well organized across district lines. And, interestingly, even the backers of REDs shy away from promising that consolidation will reduce anybody's property tax burden.
The most obvious reason why education costs are rising faster than Washington devalues the dollar is that government monopolies, financed by taxpayers and facing little or no competitive pressure, bulk up with regulations and bureaucracy that keeps creating more things for itself to do, regardless of whether it improves the output of well-educated young people.
Vermonters should be asking "Can't we find a better model that gives children more value from a given amount of tax dollars?"
Consider the contrasting model of, of all places, the District of Columbia. DC has 113 public schools and 107 public charter schools. It also has an Opportunity Scholarship Program sending 1,556 low income students, almost entirely minorities, to 54 public and non-public (including faith-based) independent schools. The OSP program remains small because of the bitter opposition of the Obama administration and the teachers' union, because it gives low-income parents genuine choice.
Far more important are DC's public charter schools, which compete for publicly financed students. These range from the seven campuses of the academically-focused Knowledge is Power Program (KIPP) to African-American and Latino-themed schools to schools focusing on arts and music.
Three years ago my grandson, now 16, and his parents spent a day at a DC school fair where dozens of traditional and charter schools made their pitches to recruit eighth graders. They selected the School Without Walls charter school, which offers college classes and an Associate degree from adjacent George Washington University, along with the charter school diploma.
In New York City, the AFT teachers union has thrown up every obstacle it can find to prevent charter school competition with traditional (unionized) public schools. But in DC, and in Houston and San Jose, creative partnerships are emerging.
The students at DC's homegrown Achievement Prep are outpacing its competitors in Ward 8 by as much as 40 points on the DC assessment exams. The charter school is negotiating to take over and operate a failing public school. When was the last time you heard of a Vermont public school being merged or going out of business for poor performance? Probably once (Winhall).
Vermont is one of only eight states that have never had charter school legislation. The legislature created a charter school study committee in 2001. Gov. Howard Dean was at the time an outspoken opponent of the charter school idea. He named enough Vermont-NEA representatives to the committee to cause it to reject charter schools on a 7-4 vote.
The teachers union militantly opposes any option for a student to escape unionized public schools for non-union alternative schools of any kind. (Dean has more recently been quoted favorably on the subject, now that he doesn't need Vermont-NEA votes.)
Are charter schools practical in a rural state like Vermont, and would they reduce the school property tax burden? That would depend on the details, which vary dramatically among the charter states. It's likely that a well-designed charter law would at least flatten out the spending curve, which would be a welcome achievement. An even more welcome achievement would be universal parental choice, for which charter schools would likely increase political support.
Charter schools would be another step toward educational opportunity based not on government-run regional education monopolies, but on genuine parental choice among many varied public and independent providers. That is the way toward better educational value for fewer taxpayer dollars.
– John McClaughry is vice president of the Ethan Allen Institute (www.ethanallen.org).
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Smile Rejuvenation in Escondido
Optimal Function and Beauty for Your Smile
Dr. Kerbs believes that dentistry should not only provide optimal function, it should deliver optimal beauty. As he prepares to restore your smile, his goal is designing it specifically for you, your facial structure and your dimensions so your new smile will naturally complement your face.
Dr. Kerbs measures your smile and facial characteristics and takes specific photographs from all angles. Then, using models of your teeth, he creates a wax sculpture of your beautiful new smile.
Whether it is porcelain veneers, porcelain crowns or bonding, Dr. Kerbs designs each restoration with optimal function, beauty and your health in mind. From the sculpted wax model of your new smile, Dr. Kerbs fashions custom temporary restorations so that you can see what your smile will look like before permanent restorations are created. You must approve exactly how your smile will look before your permanent restorations are placed.
Once we have the blueprint for your perfect smile, our team of master ceramists will sculpt your actual restorations. Your smile should be a work of art, and your restorations should match. As Dr. Kerbs handles each smile makeover with the utmost care, and your end result should be perfection.
Experience spa-like dentistry with Jeffry Kerbs, DDS. Call us today at 760-746-3663.


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Advantages Of Air Conditioning
When there are right working conditions, high rate of productivity become the result. Air conditioning is the process of improving the conditions of the workplace or home place by removal of moisture and keeping the temperatures conducive. It is commonly known as AC and the machines used for air conditioning are referred to AC units. Air conditioning is not only for human beings since it can be used to keep the air conditions of the equipment rooms good for the machines to work efficiently. The air conditioning has many advantages. This article has all the benefits of air conditioning.
Air conditioning is energy saving. The air conditioning units come in many types. The different types of the air conditioning units are made in different sizes where some are portable and others too big to be portable. These air conditioners are good for energy saving. This means that the electric bills won't go up to an abnormal level by the use of these machines. These machines work wonderfully and cheaply.
Also it is possible to control the air conditioners to produce the desired results. In other words, one can control how these machines work to achieve the type of comfort that this person wants. BY use of some types of air conditioning machines, the adjustment and the balance of air and temperatures in a room is done automatically and easily.
The humidity of a room can be adjusted by use of air conditioning. IT is not anybody's wish to be in a room that has extreme temperatures. One can find it uncomfortable in such conditions. If this happens in a workplace, then there will occur low productivity of the employee. High humidity increases the room's temperature making it hot. With the use of air conditioners, the rooms conditions can be brought back to normal.
The air conditioning units can increase the quality of air in a room. The spread of the airborne diseases in an open-air office is possible. But with air conditioning, the spread can be prevented since these air conditioning units have the ability of filtering the air. This air is called the improve air.
The air conditioners that are on the market now work quietly. It is even hardtop notice that the air conditions are installed in the rooms. These machines have the ability to check the balancing of air and adjusting it quietly.
The air conditioners can be used for protecting the equipment of the firm. Some firms have most critical equipment that need special care. The equipment can't work without certain special conditions. Some produce a lot of heat when they work and this excess heating can affect how they work. By use of the air conditioners, the temperatures are returned to normal.
There are many companies that can help with the installation of these machines. The companies are available online and locally.
Finding Parallels Between Services and Life


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I have a service i just installed on a ubuntu workstation machine. Say its running under port 511. I can connect locally :
telnet localhost 511
When i try to connect from a remote machine it fails
telnet 192.168.0.1 511
Whats wierd is i tried to connect locally using the ip address and i get the following error:
"Unable to connect to remote host: Connection Refused"
I checked the status of the firewall:
sudo ufw status
and get back "status:inactive"
So does anyone know why i can't connect remotely since the firewall is disabled and why can't i connect locally using its ip address. I don't know if this matters but its running under esxi.


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Preacher: Salvation by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon - This series is weird. I had hoped it would go in one direction but it's veered off into some strangeness that doesn't seem to relate to the story arc that was started back at the beginning. Only 2 more volumes to go. I have to see it thru.
The Circumference of Home by Kurt Hoelting - An interesting read from a fellow who gives up his car for a year and limits his travel to within 100 miles of his Whidbey Island home (Whidbey is just north of Seattle) in an attempt to lessen his carbon footprint on the planet. Although the book got a bit "new-agey" at times I still enjoyed reading about his adventures hiking, biking and kayaking around Puget Sound. It made me want to get out and explore more.
Living by Water: True Stories of Nature and Spirit by Brenda Peterson - Again, a bit too "new-agey" for me but I did enjoy reading her stories of exploring the NW. I love it out here and it bugs me when people don't appreciate it. I don't take it for granted. I want to explore as much of it as possible. Reading books like these give me ideas for exploration.
Darkly Dreaming Dexter by Jeff Lindsay - I'm a fan of the Dexter tv show and thought I'd read the novels. After reading one I'm definitely more a fan of the show than the book but it was interesting to see the differences. Oddly enough, the show is more layered and textured than the book which was fairly straightforward.
Fractured Fables from Image Comics - Picked this up at the library. Weird takes on fairy tales. Some good, some not.
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Who, completely unaware
that I 'liked him'- liked him,
turned me down when I first
asked him out, because it
was laundry day...
& is still, after twenty-five
years, the only man who
comes to mind whenever
I see this pic...
To quote one of my all-
time favorite characters,
"I do thank God every day,
for the miracle of me
darlin' Angel!"
(Thank you so much
for being mine,
! ! !
Tuesday, February 14, 2006
To My Valentine
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