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14 CFR 1.2 - Abbreviations and symbols.
§ 1.2
Abbreviations and symbols.
In Subchapters A through K of this chapter:
AFM means airplane flight manual.
AGL means above ground level.
ALS means approach light system.
APU means auxiliary power unit.
ASR means airport surveillance radar.
ATC means air traffic control.
ATS means Air Traffic Service.
CAMP means continuous airworthiness maintenance program.
CAS means calibrated airspeed.
CAT II means Category II.
CHDO means an FAA Flight Standards certificate holding district office.
CMP means configuration, maintenance, and procedures.
CONSOL or CONSOLAN means a kind of low or medium frequency long range navigational aid.
DH means decision height.
DME means distance measuring equipment compatible with TACAN.
EAS means equivalent airspeed.
EFVS means enhanced flight vision system.
Equi-Time Point means a point on the route of flight where the flight time, considering wind, to each of two selected airports is equal.
ETOPS means extended operations.
EWIS, as defined by § 25.1701 of this chapter, means electrical wiring interconnection system.
FAA means Federal Aviation Administration.
FFS means full flight simulator.
FM means fan marker.
FSTD means flight simulation training device.
FTD means flight training device.
GS means glide slope.
HIRL means high-intensity runway light system.
IAS means indicated airspeed.
ICAO means International Civil Aviation Organization.
IFR means instrument flight rules.
IFSD means in-flight shutdown.
ILS means instrument landing system.
IM means ILS inner marker.
INT means intersection.
LDA means localizer-type directional aid.
LFR means low-frequency radio range.
LMM means compass locator at middle marker.
LOC means ILS localizer.
LOM means compass locator at outer marker.
M means mach number.
MAA means maximum authorized IFR altitude.
MALS means medium intensity approach light system.
MALSR means medium intensity approach light system with runway alignment indicator lights.
MCA means minimum crossing altitude.
MDA means minimum descent altitude.
MEA means minimum en route IFR altitude.
MEL means minimum equipment list.
MM means ILS middle marker.
MOCA means minimum obstruction clearance altitude.
MRA means minimum reception altitude.
MSL means mean sea level.
NDB (ADF) means nondirectional beacon (automatic direction finder).
NM means nautical mile.
NOPAC means North Pacific area of operation.
NOPT means no procedure turn required.
OEI means one engine inoperative.
OM means ILS outer marker.
OPSPECS means operations specifications.
PACOTS means Pacific Organized Track System.
PAR means precision approach radar.
PMA means parts manufacturer approval.
PTRS means Performance Tracking and Reporting System.
RAIL means runway alignment indicator light system.
RBN means radio beacon.
RCLM means runway centerline marking.
RCLS means runway centerline light system.
REIL means runway end identification lights.
RFFS means rescue and firefighting services.
RNAV means area navigation.
RR means low or medium frequency radio range station.
RVR means runway visual range as measured in the touchdown zone area.
SALS means short approach light system.
SATCOM means satellite communications.
SSALS means simplified short approach light system.
SSALSR means simplified short approach light system with runway alignment indicator lights.
TACAN means ultra-high frequency tactical air navigational aid.
TAS means true airspeed.
TCAS means a traffic alert and collision avoidance system.
TDZL means touchdown zone lights.
TSO means technical standard order.
TVOR means very high frequency terminal omnirange station.
A means design maneuvering speed.
B means design speed for maximum gust intensity.
C means design cruising speed.
D means design diving speed.
DF means demonstrated flight diving speed.
EF means the speed at which the critical engine is assumed to fail during takeoff.
F means design flap speed.
FC means maximum speed for stability characteristics.
FE means maximum flap extended speed.
FTO means final takeoff speed.
H means maximum speed in level flight with maximum continuous power.
LE means maximum landing gear extended speed.
LO means maximum landing gear operating speed.
LOF means lift-off speed.
MC means minimum control speed with the critical engine inoperative.
MO means maximum operating limit speed.
MU means minimum unstick speed.
NE means never-exceed speed.
NO means maximum structural cruising speed.
R means rotation speed.
REF means reference landing speed.
S means the stalling speed or the minimum steady flight speed at which the airplane is controllable.
0 means the stalling speed or the minimum steady flight speed in the landing configuration.
1 means the stalling speed or the minimum steady flight speed obtained in a specific configuration.
SR means reference stall speed.
O means reference stall speed in the landing configuration.
1 means reference stall speed in a specific configuration.
SW means speed at which onset of natural or artificial stall warning occurs.
VTOSS means takeoff safety speed for Category A rotorcraft.
X means speed for best angle of climb.
Y means speed for best rate of climb.
1 means the maximum speed in the takeoff at which the pilot must take the first action (e.g., apply brakes, reduce thrust, deploy speed brakes) to stop the airplane within the accelerate-stop distance. V1 also means the minimum speed in the takeoff, following a failure of the critical engine at VEF, at which the pilot can continue the takeoff and achieve the required height above the takeoff surface within the takeoff distance.
2 means takeoff safety speed.
2min means minimum takeoff safety speed.
VFR means visual flight rules.
VHF means very high frequency.
VOR means very high frequency omnirange station.
VORTAC means collocated VOR and TACAN.
[Doc. No. 1150, 27 FR 4590, May 15, 1962]
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Banyan Tree Mayakoba, Playa del Carmen
Riviera Maya, Mexico
96.5 | Rooms |
91.2 | Service |
82.5 | Food |
89.5 | Location |
91.2 | Design |
90.9 | Activities |
No. of Units: 107
Price: $$
This first foray into the Americas by the Asian hotel chain is set amid dunes, mangroves, and freshwater lagoons. Freestanding villas are decorated with handcrafted Mayan furnishings and modern amenities. All with private pools, they curve around their own garden areas, creating "nirvana on earth." Dishes at the adults-only Tamarind, next to the "wonderful spa," are Mediterranean influenced, while Saffron serves Thai food. Private dining can be arranged for parties of up to 14 at La Cava, in the hotel's wine cellar. "Staff are attentive without hovering."

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Deep Water (2006)
96% of critics liked it
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87% of users liked it
(4,606 ratings)
Co-directors Louise Osmond and Jerry Rothwell's historical documentary Deep Water chronicles one of the most infamous nautical tragedies of the past several decades. In autumn 1968, Britisher Donald Crowhurst, the proprietor of a down-and-out manufacturing business for marine electrical… More Co-directors Louise Osmond and Jerry Rothwell's historical documentary Deep Water chronicles one of the most infamous nautical tragedies of the past several decades. In autumn 1968, Britisher Donald Crowhurst, the proprietor of a down-and-out manufacturing business for marine electrical components, avowed to enter the first Golden Globe sailing competition -- a nonstop, one-man circumnavigational race against eight other competitors. In financing the boat via a deal with English entrepreneur Stanley Best, Crowhurst used his house as collateral. Relinquishing the voyage, or failing to complete it, would thus have instantly rendered Crowhurst homeless and driven his family into Chapter 11. But the voyage was doomed from the start: Crowhurst failed to finish building the craft prior to his October 31st departure, but set sail just the same, and thus sealed his own grim fate. Indeed, two weeks after Crowhurst sailed out of Devon, the boat began to leak substantially; recognizing that a trip into the Southern Ocean could spell disaster, a desperate Crowhurst radioed home with indications of phony distances and falsified his logbook; he then made an illegal pit stop in Argentina to repair the boat, and joined up with the rest of the competitors on the opposite side of Cape Horn, in the Atlantic. When Robin Knox-Johnston won the overall competition, Crowhurst and Nigel Tetley went head-to-head to win 5,000 pounds for the fastest voyage; Crowhurst recognized that a victory would yield scrutiny of his logbooks and unveil his deceptions to the world; he thus intended to preserve his reputation by coming in second. He didn't count, however, on Tetley's boat capsizing -- which led to Crowhurst's own victory. Foreseeing disaster, Crowhurst decided to end his life by drowning himself. In telling Crowhurst's sad story, Osmond and Rothwell intercut narration from Crowhurst's journals, archival film, and interviews with the sailor's family, friends, and colleagues. What emerges is a portrait of a man sinking rapidly into a pit of despair as he comes face to face with his own darkest nightmares of personal failure. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
- Directed By
- Jerry Rothwell, Louise Osmond
- Genres
- Documentary, Special Interest
- In Theaters
- Sep 3, 2006 Wide
- On DVD
- Dec 18, 2007
- Studio
- IFC Films
Critic Reviews
Jason Anderson, Globe and Mail
The details just get stranger and stranger.
Desson Thomson, Washington Post
As directed by Louise Osmond and Jerry Rothwell, the movie breezes along at a highly watchable clip, thanks to fluid, affecting intercutting of archival, black-and-white footage and present-day interviews.
Moira MacDonald, Seattle Times
Some beautiful shots give unexpected texture to the film, such as an underwater capture of a boat from below, with prisms of light surrounding it. And its final image is a quiet heartbreaker.
Bruce Westbrook, Houston Chronicle
For this gripping and amazing documentary, such truth emerges not just from the facts, but also the poetry of men who redefine themselves in a risky race on small sailboats.
Kirk Honeycutt, Hollywood Reporter
Deep Water is a stunning documentary that not only beautifully elucidates a nearly forgotten incident but touches on crucial themes involving isolation, sanity, self-worth, impossible dreams, the nature of heroism and limits of human endurance.
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Alright, this isn't going to be very well writtten, passions are running high about my team (Ravens) and their supposed loss tonight to the Steelers. On the "TD" play, Big Ben passed to Holmes for a 4 yard gain.
Yes, his feet were in the endzone but...the NFL rulebook, (Link: <http://www.nfl.com/rulebook/definitions>), states the definition of a TD as:
- When any part of the ball, legally in possession of a player inbounds, breaks the plane of the opponent's goal line, provided it is not a touchback.
Did the ball break the plane. No. Therefore, that play should not have been ruled a TD. The head ref said in his reversing of the call to a TD that Holmes' feet were both in the endzone and he had possession, which he did, but the ball never crossed the plane into the endzone.
Comments? Complaints? Trepidations? Let me know. Updates will be sporadic and inconsistent.
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Saks Inc Second Quarter Earnings Sneak Peek
Saks Inc (NYSE:SKS) will unveil its latest earnings on Tuesday, August 14, 2012. Saks is a fashion retail organization offering an assortment of luxury fashion apparel, shoes, accessories, jewelry, cosmetics and gifts.
Saks Inc Earnings Preview Cheat Sheet
Wall St. Earnings Expectations: The average estimate of analysts is for net loss of 9 cents per share, a wider loss from the year-earlier quarter net loss of 5 cents. During the past three months, the average estimate has moved down from a loss of 5 cents. Between one and three months ago, the average estimate moved down. It also has dropped from a loss of 8 cents during the last month. Analysts are projecting profit to rise by 0% compared to last year's 44 cents.
Past Earnings Performance: The company met estimates last quarter after beating the forecasts in the prior two. In the first quarter, the company reported net income of 18 cents per share versus a mean estimate of profit of 18 cents per share. In the fourth quarter of the last fiscal year, the company beat estimates by 3 cents.
Investing Insights: Is TV the Next Bullish Catalyst for Apple's Stock?
A Look Back: In the first quarter, profit rose 13.2% to $32.1 million (18 cents a share) from $28.4 million (16 cents a share) the year earlier, meeting analyst expectations. Revenue rose 3.8% to $753.6 million from $726 million.
Stock Price Performance: Between May 14, 2012 and August 8, 2012, the stock price rose 80 cents (8%), from $10.05 to $10.85. It saw one of its worst periods between November 15, 2011 and November 25, 2011 when shares fell for eight straight days, dropping 18.1% (-$1.88) over that span. The stock price saw one of its best stretches over the last year between February 15, 2012 and February 24, 2012, when shares rose for seven straight days, increasing 11.8% (+$1.25) over that span.
Wall St. Revenue Expectations: On average, analysts predict $704 million in revenue this quarter, a rise of 5% from the year-ago quarter. Analysts are forecasting total revenue of $3.19 billion for the year, a rise of 6% from last year's revenue of $3.01 billion.
Analyst Ratings: There are mostly holds on the stock with six of 10 analysts surveyed giving that rating.
Balance Sheet Analysis: The company's current ratio of assets to liabilities came in at 2.76 last quarter. Having a ratio above 2:1 is usually considered a good indicator of a company's liquidity and ability to meet creditor demands. The company improved this liquidity measure from 2.74 in the fourth quarter of the last fiscal year to the last quarter driven in part by an increase in current assets. Current assets increased 7% to $1.16 billion while liabilities rose by 6.1% to $421.1 million.
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Does the iPad cannibalize Apple's laptops?
CEO Tim Cook says they do, and the latest MacBook-line sales figures show a slump
Computerworld - Is Apple cutting the MacBook's throat with the iPad?
The question -- whether the company's tablet cannibalizes sales of its own portable computing line -- is ultimately impossible to answer, or at least quantify: One can't look into a counter-factual crystal ball to view an alternate universe without the iPad.
But Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, believes that the iPad does block sales of at least some Apple personal computers.
"I think there was some cannibalization from iPad," Cook acknowledged earlier this week during his company's quarterly earnings call with Wall Street.
Cook offered that view while answering a question about the poorer-than-expected sales of Apple's laptops, which were up just 2% over the same period the year before -- in line with the computer industry's overall average increase, according to IDC.
The 2% year-over-year increase in unit sales was significantly lower than Apple's laptop line usually garners: In the first quarter of 2011, for example. Apple sold 53% more notebooks than it did the year before.
The post-New Year's Day drop-off was also larger this year than last. In the first quarter of 2012, Apple sold 900,000 fewer MacBooks than it did the quarter immediately prior; the first-quarter 2011 decline was only 156,000.
Cook has regularly admitted the iPad's cannibalization impact, but has never speculated about how many Macs have not been sold because of the tablet.
"There is cannibalization clearly of the Mac by the iPad," Cook said in the January 2012 earnings call. "But we continue to believe there is much more cannibalization of Windows PCs by the iPad and there's many more of them to cannibalize. And so we love that trend."
Analysts don't know how significant iPad cannibalization is, either, although -- like Cook -- they suspect it's happening. "If there is cannibalization by the iPad, you would definitely expect it to be in notebooks," Ezra Gottheil of Technology Business Research said in an interview earlier this week.
And the relatively puny growth rate last quarter of Apple's laptop sales could be caused by something completely different.
Both Gottheil and Brian White of Topeka Capital Markets noted that the MacBook Pro and MacBook Air are both due for a refresh, which may have kept informed buyers from purchasing the current models.
"The [current] Macs are long in the tooth," said Gottheil. "And with expected refreshes, there might be some pent-up demand as people wait for the new."
Apple may have hinted that a refresh of the Mac is in the cards, and sooner rather than later, when Oppenheimer reported that inventories at the end of March were sufficient for 3-to-4 weeks of sales, less than the company's target range of 4-to-5 weeks.
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State Looks Outside Adirondacks For Input on Park Management
Jan 26, 2001 — The Department of Environmental Conservation is pushing hard to finish a series of "unit management plans." These are documents that will shape the use of state lands in the Adirondacks for years to come. As part of the process, the DEC is holding public meetings outside the Park, in places like Long Island and New York City. Brian Mann traveled to a session last night in Albany. He found that people who visit the Adirondacks are deeply divided over how the park should be used--much like the people who live in the region.


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A Butler County man whose criminal past includes convictions for having sex with a swimming pool raft faces a new charge of public indecency.
Hamilton investigators arrested 34-year old Edwin Tobergta. Police say he had sex with a rubber raft again. The Middletown Journal says a child saw the alleged encounter.
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No doubt Psquare had a humble begining before they were catapulted into fame...We Thank God for Miracles like this cos it gives hope and reassures us that Baba God fulfils his promises concerning us.
What am i blabbing on about?Well I actually like the other half of Psquare's Peter Okoye but methinks his show off on instagram is a little 'too much'.....*wink*
This handsome young man went shopping,got back home and actually arranged his Louis Vuitton shoes,snapped them and put the pictures on his 'gram album.......make we do wetin na?
His 'gram album is uploaded by the minute and just leaves one wondering why he spends so much time showing off.....Oh yes he shows off and he got bored of twitter and moved on to 'gram cos on it theres no need for long talk.
Errmmm this isn't hating in anyway,I actually like Peter and I think his baby mama is so pretty but with all this un-necessary show off,Peter leaves me with no choice but to crown him 'King of show off''.
Yesssss,he does have the show off syndrome but he doesn't need a doctor,he just needs our attention!.
Check out 'the shoes'
Perhaps up next will be his Gucci 'Paent'.
(paent is a local way of pronouncing underpants)
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Peter Okoye Is A Show Off Freak.
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We're in the middle of a recession, and our county - which demographic or do I need to even speculate - voted to tell developers and new businesses to take a running jump off of a short pier?
Good for Martin County! It's a shame that most other counties are controlled by simpletons in the pockets of the wealthy.
But in response to squiggleslash, there's plenty of places to "develop" or more accurately, redevelop. Just means that it won't be by the get rich quick and easy way that's turned South Florida into a dump. And if any business does want to move into the area or expand, there's plenty of opportunity in the surrounding counties.
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KDE's Plasma Active Shipping On New ARM Tablet
Posted by
Michael Larabel
on 29 January 2012 08:23 AM EST
A new ARM-based tablet computer has been announced and it will be shipping
KDE's Plasma Active
as its default tablet UI experience.
Aaron Seigo mentioned the first tablet shipping with Plasma Active pre-installed via
his blog
. This tablet is called "Spark" and its price-point is only €200 while being fully unlocked and using Plasma Active by default. Profits will also benefit the Plasma Active project.
The €200 price-tag on this unlocked Linux tablet is about $260 USD. While it's nice that it's using Plasma Active (and just not another Android tablet) and that it comes unlocked with an open Linux stack, the hardware for this price really isn't impressive. The 7-inch capacitive multi-touch Spark tablet has a single-core 1GHz AMLogic ARM processor, Mali-400 GPU, 512MB of RAM, 4GB internal storage, and an SD card slot.
These hardware specifications really aren't too great when dual-core is common now and quad-core tablets entering the market-place with 1GB or more of RAM and much more storage possibilities. Perhaps the most interesting thing about the tablet's hardware is the ARM Mali-400 graphics processor, which will as luck would have it, there will eventually be
a fully open-source, reverse-engineered graphics driver
via the
Lima project
. It's just a coincidence this tablet happens to have a Mali GPU on the eve of Codethink formally announcing this open-source driver work.
As far as when the Spark tablet will begin shipping, that should be announced in a few days time. For those not familiar with Plasma Active, it's a KDE project aimed at creating a cross-device user-experience for tablets, smart-phones, HTPCs, etc.
Plasma Active One
was released in October,
Plasma Active Two
came in December, and there's more releases planned for 2012.
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Remove Images This Week in Review June 14, 2007 WEDNESDAY, June 6 Hey, crazy tourists unfazed by the prospect of waking up at three in the morning just so you can take a van up to the cold, cold Haleakala summit and then careen down the mountain with a pack of similarly crazed rubes: you better do it soon because the National Park Service is reviewing the whole downhill bike tour thing, according to today's Honolulu Star-Bulletin. And it's a real shame, too, because I've always loved driving extra-slow down Baldwin Avenue in the morning while following a pack of bicyclists—it lets me play out my life-long fantasy of being a Tour de France team mechanic, though without the French chicks lining the road, of course. But park rangers sound serious about there being safety concerns with the riders—a couple recent crashes would have turned fatal if riders hadn't been wearing helmets. "Losing control like that and careening into lava rocks—I am amazed they survived," Chief Ranger Mark Tanaka-Sanders says in the article. Amazing, indeed, until you think about the fact that most of the people who pay good American money to ride bikes down Haleakala probably consider the whole island to be a giant amusement park. THURSDAY, June 7 There was a chilling story on our exploding defense budget posted on MotherJones.com the other day by Rolling Stone National Security Correspondent Robert Dreyfuss. "Democratic criticism of administration policy in Iraq looks muscle-bound when compared with the Party's readiness to go along with the President's massive military buildup, domestically and globally," Dreyfuss wrote. "[A]ccording to the Center for Arms Control and Nonproliferation, U.S. defense spending this year amounts to exactly twice the combined military spending of the next six biggest military powers: China, Russia, the U.K., France, Japan, and Germany." Sure, you might say, we're at war, and when at war we need to give the Pentagon what it needs. This is true, to a point—Dreyfuss points out that much of the defense money spent today is going to things like bombers, fighter jets, fancy new navy destroyers and aircraft carriers—big-ticket items that have nothing to do with ending the Taliban insurgency, getting rid of Afghani warlords or eliminating Baghdad's murderous sectarian militias. But what really bites is Drefuss' thesis that these massive weapons programs could never have gotten through without considerable Democratic support—support that stretches all the way to Hawai'i, which sends four Democrats to Washington. According to the Center for Responsive Politics (CRP), since 1989 U.S. Senator Daniel Inouye's various reelection committees have taken considerable money from the defense industry—$252,350 to be exact. Of his top 20 campaign contributors, six are defense political action committees (PACs): Boeing ($41,800); Northrop Grumman ($35,000); General Dynamics ($34,350) and so on. CRP data shows U.S. Senator Daniel Akaka and Congressional Representative Mazie Hirono (D, 2nd District) have accepted minimal, if any, defense bucks, but venerable old Neil Abercrombie is right up there with Inouye, taking in $145,960 from defense PACs since 1989. FRIDAY, June 8 And Republicans still say the Democratic Party is soft on defense. Whatever. SATURDAY, June 9 So yesterday Mayor Charmaine Tavares spoke in front of a sell-out crowd of 250 at the Maui Tropical Plantation. She reportedly talked about how hard it is for the county to hire good people—or people at all—how we still need to spend county funds to promote tourism and how we all need to volunteer more. Her speech was part of a Maui Chamber of Commerce luncheon sponsored by Alexander & Baldwin. Anyway, I'm harping on the fact that A&B sponsored the appearance because for some strange reason, that tiny little fact—though clearly disclosed in recent Maui Chamber newsletters advertising Tavares' speech—didn't make it into today's Maui News report on the event. And that's really strange because Maui News Publisher Joe Bradley sits on the Chamber's Board of Directors with both Grant Chun of A&B Properties and Mercer "Chubby" Vicens, a long-time consultant to A&B. You'd think that with tight connections like that they'd all be—forgive me—on the same page. SUNDAY, June 10 This is really shaping up to be Senator Inouye's week. I had thought he was, as one of the most senior Senators in the U.S. Congress, merely just a master of pork barrel spending and staunch friend of defense contractors. Shows what I know—he also possesses a remarkable grasp of domestic security issues. "At this time in our nation's history, it is essential that our airports are secure," Inouye said in a press release on new federal funding for airport security that's quoted in today's Honolulu Advertiser. What's unclear from the story is whether this astonishing statement—made nearly six years after four simultaneous airliner hijackings ended up destroying the World Trade Center and seriously damaging the Pentagon—represents just Inouye's assessment or the views of the federal government as a whole. As to why it took nearly six years for the federal government to spend $6 million to, as Inouye put it, "integrate Hawai'i's eight primary airports into a single, coordinated system that will meet the Federal Aviation Administration's security requirements," the paper doesn't say. MONDAY, June 11 Speaking of government not exactly being responsive to potential crises, the state Department of Agriculture still hasn't ordered a quarantine on local honey, according to today's Pacific Business News. The hope was a quarantine could slow the ravenous appetite of the varroa mite, which has annihilated Oahu bees but hasn't yet reached Maui (see our May 31 cover story "To Bee or Not to Bee" for more on how a loss of bees could cripple local farming). In fact, it doesn't look like state officials know what to do. Beekeepers and ag officials were to talk on Friday, but PBN says none of the bee-savvy officials bothered to show. TUESDAY, June 12 I really hope we don't have to wait six years for an answer to our bee woes. Anthony Pignataro is not an expert on bees or beekeeping, though he was once stung by a dead bee. MTW |


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I've just finished illustrating an designing the poster for the 14th annual Punk Rock Bowling Tournament and Music Festival.
This 3-day festival has grown into one of the biggest punk events in the US, and I'm really happy I got to work on this.
Plus, since NOFX is headlining the first night, this poster partially absolves me from this monstrosity.


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Tower Block details
Formats: | 15 DVD, Blu-ray |
Starring: | Russell Tovey, Jack O'Connell, Kano, Sheridan Smith, Ralph Brown |
Directors: | James Nunn, Ronnie Thompson |
Genre: | Thriller |
Studio: | ELEVATION SALES |
Collections: | February - Thriller/Horror |
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Run time: | 1 hour 26 minutes |
Rental release: | 18 Feb 2013 |
Main languages: | English |
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Let's be honest here: I hate getting up to pee in the middle of the night. It's not the peeing, it's the getting up. I don't like getting the mail either, but that's not really revelent to the GOOP detox. I PEED FOUR TIMES LAST NIGHT! I should have expected this to happened with all the smoothie-sipping, soup-eating, and laxative tea-drinking. By the way, Smooth Move tea, I'm disappointed in you.
I got up early this morning, put on my least pit-stained "Oral Cancer Walk 2006" t-shirt, and headed to the gym. The sign outside the yoga studio said "Vinyasa Yoga for intermediate and advanced only." I don't even have the balance needed to stand on the bus, let alone survive an advanced yoga class. I walked home while taking some deep relaxation breaths and called it exercise for the day. I stopped at Starbucks on the way home with the intention of ordering an herbal tea, per GOOP instuctions. I caved and bought a small, unsweetened black iced coffee. Look Gwyneth, I need caffeine. I can't handle starving AND having a massive withdrawl headache.
While locked safely back at home away from coffee chain store temptation, I had hoped a little less aggressive blending would help control the froth on the breakfast smoothie, but today's concoction was foamy too. Also, these blueberry drinks aren't meant for leisurely sipping. The glass separated into liquid and foamy goop (ha!) in 10 minutes.
OK, you guys, I need to tell you about the coconut water. First, notice the floaties.
I've had some unpleasant things in my mouth before, I had a thing for dirty hipsters in college, but this rivals GU running gel as the most disgusting thing I've ever forced myself to swallow. Sorry Gwyneth.
Lunch was the broccoli soup again. I heated up my leftovers from yesterday. It was enjoyably filling. Then I went to my orthodontist to be fitted for a new retainer. I only mention it because I barfed up my GOOP soup there. I've never even gagged during an impression before but WHOA I'm glad I made it to the sink. I wasn't embarassed as much as annoyed that I'd probably be hungry again soon and I couldn't eat for hours. I'm willing to consider the barfing and the detoxing purely coincidental…for now.
I switched the afternoon snack with dinner after my lunch ended up down the drain. The recipe calls for a chicken breast marinated in balsamic vinegar. I realized mid-marinade that I bought balsamic vinaigrette on accident. I hope the extra "ette" doesn't mess with my detox. It is organic, by the way, if you couldn't tell from the 46 times it says so on the bottle.
And I grilled it! On the grill!
It tasted like chicken in that way that chicken usually does. I made an extra for my boyfriend which he's so far refused to eat. Smart man.
My late night snack was miso soup.
I like miso soup but even the restaurant version doesn't have much taste. Gwyneth's recipe is "Miso Soup With Watercress" but watercress wasn't clearly marked in Whole Food's greens' section so I did without it. I kind of doubt watercress is make or break with this soup anyway. It was bland and will probably make me pee all night. Miso sick of peeing.
Public barfing aside, today was pretty easy. I wasn't hungry all day. Tomorrow's meals look even more meager, but at least I'll have less to throw up. I'm giving this laxative tea another go. God help me.


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Newark: Book Discussion "Unholy Fire: A Novel of the Civil War"
By cmccune, posted on January 28th, 2011.Filed under: Calendar Events
Tagged as: book discussions, Central Ohio, Licking County, Licking County 150th Anniversary Civil War Commemoration, Licking County Public Library, Newark (OH), Newark Public Library.
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Mystery and history lovers unite! Join the "Booked to Death" mystery book club at the Newark Public Library for a lively discussion of this novel. Written by former U.S. Congressman, Robert J. Mrazek, this novel combines mystery, historical drama and the Civil War.
Location: Newark Library Meeting Room, Newark Library, 101 West Main Street, Newark, OH 43055
Sponsor: Newark Public Library, Licking County Public Library
For more information, please visit http://www.lickingcountylibrary.info/index.aspx
This event is a part of the Licking County Civil War 150 Commemoration. For more information, please visit http://www.escapetolickingcounty.com/civilwar.html.


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Webfirm Group Limited (WFM) announced Adslot has entered into a commercial agreement with Wotif Holdings Limited (WTF) to implement Adslot's end-to-end self-serve display sales platform. The Wotif Group operates Australia and New Zealand's leading accommodation site, represents more than 19,000 properties in 66 countries world-wide and transacts more than $1 billion AUD of accommodation bookings each year. The Adslot self-serve platform will enable advertisers to buy, build and serve display advertising campaigns on wotif.com. The platform provides wotif.com with an automated and highly scalable sales channel to capitalise on display ad revenue opportunities from advertisers in a secure private marketplace.
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Apple Country Photo Gallery no. 21
Welcome to the Stow 2008 SpringFest gallery slideshows. This was a special year because we celebrated Stow's 325th anniversary. A new term was coined to mark this occassion: Tercentenquarternary.
Professional prints are available with proceeds going to Stow's Community Chest. Please note slideshow title and image number on PDF Order Form.
The first slideshow is of the parade. I started by taking an image of an old tractor in front of the Old Town Hall and moved on to the antique cars display in front of the library where I met pre-schooler Alton Miles and his grandfather John Beusch. I tried to capture some interesting faces in the crowd watching the parade. The parade was really fantastic! I got a million of the clown, but only put the best one in here. My daughters Molly and Elena dressed up as a pirate and clown for the kids' costume parade which joined the main parade at the library.
The second slideshow features the field activities at Center School. I went over to Sue Allaire and Elaine Peterman of the Stow Community Chest who were handing out cake in honor of the organization's 25th anniversary. Next to them was the Stow Friends of Music booth where George Tierney, 5th grader at Center School, was entertaining his friends with some Green Day. The Stow Minutemen were busy doing their thing. Carole Dunlap organized this year's Lego contest; the theme was "Legos in Literature". After about 50 frames, I got a good one of Teddy on one of the bounce houses. After about another 50 frames, I got a good one of the Stow Firemen's Water Polo Muster. The Stow Council on Aging had marvelous displays of artwork for sale. Thruston Hammer displayed his talents at the broom-making display. The blacksmith sold my daughter a wonderful spear that she is using in her backyard campsite. Center School third grader Anna Moffat was demonstrating her weaving skills.
From there, we went home for a breather and then off to "The Time Trap"; a unique lesson in Stow history from a kid's point of view. The play was inspired by books by Martha Perkins. The play chronicled the lives of modern day Stow kids who got caught in a parallel existence with 18th, 19th and 20th century Stow kids. The portal was an old outhouse. The play was written and directed by Jean Caviness with the help of Lynne Juster and many others. It was performed before a packed Old Town Hall and was recorded for broadcast on StowTV.
See also Dwight Sipler's Images and Greg Troxel's Images.
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- Stow Celebrates 325 Years! (5/17/08)
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In the course of their volunteerism, Midnight In Chicago volunteers often encounter educators and school administrators who express frustration about three controversial areas in education: behavioral problems, morals, and values. They have expressed particular frustration about how parents of special needs students perceive their attempts to eliminate unwanted behaviors, and impart morals and values to students.
It would be an ambitious undertaking to address these issues in thorough detail, so this series attempts to touch upon those issues in a general fashion.
Do morals have any place in school?
Whether we like it or not, schooling is a moral enterprise. Values issues abound in the content and process of teaching. The interaction of adults and students within a social organization called a school results in human conflict no less than does such interaction in social organizations labeled "families." (Kohlberg & Hersh)
Be that as it may, it is only an opinion. Yet it is one worth considering.
In keeping family, church, and school separate … educators have assumed naively that schools have been harbors of value neutrality. (Kohlberg & Hersh)
Nothing could be further from the truth. If you have ever had a "favorite" teacher or a teacher you "hated," either teacher or both must have made an impression upon you because you have assigned feelings to them that you have not assigned to other teachers.
If you have attended school, chances are you have picked up some of the morals that your teachers held and have adopted them as your own. Every time this happens, it means you have either acquired a new moral or modified one you already held. Doesn't it make sense then, that a baseline of morals be either taught or mentored so that students understand at least what morals are and what the norm looks like?
Even if the answer is "No" students will inevitably pick up on the morals of their teachers. Because teachers are generally drawn from the community in which they serve, teachers will unconsciously be demonstrating the community's morals through their behavior. This can work both for and against your child.
If the community in which you live is one with qualities you would like your child to possess, then your child will see these qualities demonstrated in the behaviors of the teachers who come from the community. If the community you live in is one with qualities you would not like your child to possess, then your child will see these qualities demonstrated in the behaviors of the teachers who came from the community.
It goes deeper than this, however, because we must admit that even if teachers exemplify community standards in their behaviors, they are charged with upholding school rules even as they have personal morals which they must keep suppressed.
This 'hidden curriculum" with its emphasis on obedience to authority ("stay in your seat, make no noise, get a hallway pass"; and the feeling of "prison" espoused by so many students), implies many underlying moral assumptions and values, which may be quite different from what educators would admit as their conscious system of morality. (Kohlberg & Hersh)
Imagine an educator in a public school in the United States who leads the class in saying the Pledge of Allegiance each morning, but who believes duty to God comes before duty to country. This educator must remain quiet and may demonstrate ONLY what the community agrees upon as being acceptable: The Pledge.
Similarly, imagine an American citizen with permanent residence in Canada teaching a class of Canadian students. This educator must lead his students in singing "Oh Canada!" each morning as per Ministry standards for that province.
Educators sometimes uphold morals with which they may not agree. They do this for the sake of the community, and because this is what the community does for the sake of those who live within it.
It seems logical that we simply dispel the illusion that morals do not exist in schools and teach some general moral curriculum.
Kohlberg and Hersh list six stages of moral development spaces across three levels:
I. Preconventional Level. At this level, the child is responsive to cultural rules and labels of good and bad, right or wrong, but interprets these labels either in terms of the physical or the hedonistic consequences of the action (punishment, reward, exchange of favors) or in terms of the physical power of those who enunciate the rules and labels.
Stage 1: The punishment-and-obedience orientation. The physical consequences of action determine its goodness or badness, regardless of the human meaning or value of these consequences. Avoidance of punishment and unquestioning deference to power are valued in their own right, not in terms of respect for an underlying moral order supported by punishment and authority (the latter being Stage 4).
Stage 2: The instrumental-relativist orientation. Right action consists of that which instrumentally satisfies one's own needs and occasionally the needs of others. Human relations are viewed in terms like those of the marketplace. Elements of fairness, of reciprocity, and of equal sharing are present, but they are always interpreted in a physical, pragmatic way. Reciprocity is a matter of "you scratch my back and I'll scratch yours," not of loyalty, gratitude, or justice.
II. Conventional Level. At this level, maintaining the expectations of the individual's family, group, or nation is perceived as valuable in its own right, regardless of immediate and obvious consequences. The attitude is not only one of conformity to personal expectations and social order, but of loyalty to it, of actively maintaining, supporting, and justifying the order, and of identifying with the persons or group involved in it.
Stage 3: The interpersonal concordance or "good boy-nice girl" orientation. Good behavior is that which pleases or helps others and is approved by them. There is much conformity to stereotypical images of what is majority or "natural" behavior. Behavior is frequently judged by intention – "he means well" becomes important for the first time. One earns approval by being "nice."
Stage 4: The "law and order" orientation. There is orientation toward authority, fixed rules, and the maintenance of the social order. Right behavior consists of doing one's duty, showing respect for authority, and maintaining the given social order for its own sake.
III. Postconventional, Autonomous, or Principle Level. At this level, there is a clear effort to define moral values and principles that have validity and application apart from the authority of the groups of persons holding these principles and apart from the individual's own identification with these groups.
Stage 5: The social-contract, legalistic orientation, generally with utilitarian overtones. Right action tends to be defined in terms of general individual rights and standards which have been critically examined and agreed upon by the whole society. There is a clear awareness of the relativism of personal values and opinions and a corresponding emphasis on procedural rules for reaching consensus. Aside from what is constitutionally and democratically agreed upon, the right is a matter of personal "values" and "opinion." The result is an emphasis on the "legal point of view," but with an emphasis upon the possibility of changing law in terms of rational considerations of social utility (rather than freezing it in terms of Stage 4 "law and order"). Outside the legal realm, free agreement and contract is the binding element of obligation. This is the "official" morality of the American government and constitution.
Stage 6: The universal-ethical principal orientation. Right is defined by the decision of conscience in accord with self-chosen ethical principles appealing to logical comprehensiveness, universality, and consistency. These principles are abstract and ethical. (The Golden Rule, the categorical imperative); they are not concrete moral rules like the Ten Commandments. At heart, these are universal principals of justice, of the reciprocity and equality of human rights, and of respect for the dignity of human beings as individual persons.
Here is what we must remember. According to Kohlberg and Hersh:
1) Stages are "structured wholes," or organized systems of thought. This means individuals are consistent in their level of moral judgment.
Stages form an invariant sequence. Under all conditions except extreme trauma, movement is always forward, never backward. Individuals never skip changes, and movement is always to the next stage up. This is true of all cultures.
2) Stages are "hierarchical integrations." Thinking at a higher stage includes or comprehends within it lower stage thinking. There is a tendency to function at or prefer the highest stage available.
If a child is not operating at the highest moral stage, shouldn't that stage be modeled for that child so that they have a moral goal to aspire to reach? If it is true that these stages exist across cultures and that it is common for all cultures to aspire to the highest moral stage, should we not facilitate this rise in children operating on the lower stages as quickly as possible so that these children are no longer considered inferior by their peers?
The larger implications are societal. If a school churns out students who are operating on lower stages of moral development, they may not be able to operate or thrive in a society where moral values are operating at higher stages.
Kohlberg and Hersh say: "[T]he aim of moral education should be to stimulate people's thinking ability over time in ways which will enable them to use more adequate and complex reasoning patterns to solve moral problems."
It should be noted that this does not mean it is the teacher's responsibility to dictate to students what is right and what is wrong, but rather to motivate students to operate at the highest possible stage so that they will be better able to determine for themselves what right or wrong actually is.
"The teacher must help the student to consider genuine moral conflicts, think about the reasoning he uses in solving such conflicts, see inconsistencies and inadequacies in his way of thinking and find ways of resolving them" say Kohlberg and Hersh.
If we believe that Kohlberg and Hersh's stages best represent the actual stages of moral development, any parent who withdraws their child from moral education is complicit in stunting the development of their child's moral reasoning skills, and any school which of its own volition does not teach morality is complicit in doing the same.
The arguments presented in this article are valid for all students, but hold particular weight when we consider that disabled students bear the brunt of prejudicial and discriminatory judgments which could be contravened by good moral reasoning. In other words, there is the possibility that if people could reason morally at the highest stages of moral reasoning, they would be far less likely to engage in any kind of behavior which would negatively affect people with disabilities (e.g. bullying, teasing, etc.). Further, those with disabilities would be better able to withstand bullying because they would readily identify the bullies as operating at a lower moral stage and pity them rather than hate them.
I hope I have been able to demonstrate why moral instruction in school is important and necessary. Feel free to share your views on this subject.
Thomas D. Taylor
Kohlberg, L. & Hersch, R. H. "Moral Development: A Review of the Theory," Theory Into Practice 16 (April 1977): 53-59, College of Education, The Ohio State University.


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Quotes from authors born in 1828
Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself.
Leo Tolstoy
A thousand words will not leave so deep an impression as one deed.
Henrik Ibsen
Music is the shorthand of emotion.
Leo Tolstoy
If so many men, so many minds, certainly so many hearts, so many kinds of love.
Leo Tolstoy
But as the Pope has a long arm, which might reach me in France, I have gone a little out of the way to tell him the plain truths contained in these pages.
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Abbey Lodge Hotel (High Wycombe)
Member Name: collingwood21
Abbey Lodge Hotel (High Wycombe)
Date: 25/08/07
Advantages: Good location for train station and town centre, Quiet area
Disadvantages: Didn't clean my room, Uncomfortable bed, No cold water in bathroom
**First Impressions**
As it turned out, the location of the Abbey Lodge Hotel could not have been better for us. I had brought a print-out from Google Maps to help navigate us from the train station to the hotel, but we barely needed it the walk took less than 10 minutes, even with baggage. It was also only a short walk away from the town centre, so shops, a supermarket and plenty of restaurants and take-aways were within easy reach. The road the hotel was on may have been a little scruffy, but the building looked tidy from the outside (especially in comparison to the derelict and boarded up house next door) and it even had a brown road sign to help visitors find the place from the main road. The reception area was quite cosy, and alongside the reception desk was a living room with sofas, newspapers and a TV for visitors to relax in. Check-in was perfunctory (names given - keys taken - directed upstairs) and the room was easy to find, although with the building being fairly old this did involve negotiating fairly narrow stairs and random steps along the way. Potential guests may wish to note that there was no lift in the building.
**The Room**
Our room was at the top of the building near the back, overlooking the hotels modest car park. I dispute the hotels website claim that the rooms were attractive and individually decorated, and would instead describe them (or at least mine) as small, plain and adequately furnished. Other than the bed, there was a tiny wardrobe, a TV with poor reception, a desk, one chair (despite it being a double room), tea and coffee making facilities, a hairdryer and the worlds smallest bin. The advertised satellite TV turned out to be the SKY news channel only, and fans of Channel 5 will be dismayed to note it was unavailable. The bathroom had both a bath and shower, and provided some toiletries (soap, shower gel, shampoo) although neither the washbasin nor the bath taps were able to provide any cold water during my stay it was a choice between hot and tepid only. (Have you ever tried cleaning you teeth in warm water? Yuck!) It was fairly basic and unexciting, but clean, and gave us what we needed to live in it over the weekend.
The bed was thankfully made up with a duvet rather than the layers of sheets and blankets you sometimes still find in hotels, although I found it to be less than comfortable, especially in the pillow department. I got up in the middle of the first night to seek out the extra pillow that is usually provided and found one but minus a pillowcase. The yellowed stains put me off sleeping on the pillow at first, but in the wee small hours I grew so desperate for something comfortable to rest my head on that I wrapped it in a sheet and placed it below the pillow I had in bed already. I slept very badly on both nights I stayed in the Abbey Lodge, despite it being in a very quiet area with no guests in the adjoining rooms to disturb me. I actually slept better on the train going home than I did in the hotel bed!
As a further point with the room, when we returned to it on the second day of our stay, I was dismayed to find that it had not been cleaned. The towels and been replaced, and the extra towel I had asked for at reception that morning was provided, but nothing else had been done. I can live with the bed not being made, but the fact that the tea and coffee tray, and the bathroom toiletries, had not been refilled and the overflowing bin had not been emptied was very disappointing. It would have taken minimal effort to perform these tasks (especially given the small number of other guests in the hotel at the time), and it just looked sloppy and unprofessional to have left them.
**The Breakfast**
I always find the breakfast to be the best bit of any hotel stay. I normally eat quite sensibly, so the opportunity to live dangerously and have an exciting sugary cereal and real butter on my toast makes me quite giddy with pleasure! The Abbey Lodge Hotel serves breakfast in its basement restaurant, a pleasant room that could easily accommodate all the guests staying in the hotel at once, so there is no queuing just pick a table and help yourself to the food. A waitress appears intermittently to take orders for tea and toast, while coffee, cereal, juice, dishes of tinned fruit and tureens on hotplates containing bacon, sausage, beans and scrambled eggs are there for guests to use as a buffet. I cannot normally stomach a cooked breakfast first thing in the morning, and the sight of dried up bacon and rubbery eggs that had been kept hot for goodness knows how long determined that it was not going to whet my appetite that day either. My Other Half tucked in and pronounced the cooked breakfast to be good, but you must remember that after years of eating over-spiced food he only has one working taste bud these days! The buffet was like the room: adequate but underwhelming. Some fresh rolls, croissants and yoghurts would have been a nice addition to the selection.
**Final Thoughts**
My stay at the Abbey Lodge was a mixed package. The location was excellent, the hotel quiet and extra towels were provided when I asked for them, but on the other hand, the bed was uncomfortable, there was no cold water available from the bathroom and the room wasnt cleaned and restocked during my stay. Breakfast was very average and the reception staff variable. The receptionist who booked our taxi to the wedding venue and checked us out was polite and helpful, but the one who checked us in and worked during our first evening there was a bit unprofessional. As we relaxed in the living room area before going out that night, she had her boyfriend with her on reception. I had no problem with that, but the fact that she told him to shut the f*** up in a loud voice while we were sitting only feet away was not the sort of service I expected from a hotel that described itself as homely.
If I ever had cause to return to High Wycombe, I would be unlikely to stay in this hotel again it was just not worth £60 a night, quite honestly. While staying in the town, we had dinner with other wedding guests at their hotel restaurant, and after hearing them heap praise on the establishment the Ambassador Court Hotel (see www.fardellhotels.com/ambassadorcourt/index.html) - I think this is where I would choose to go next time. Certainly, the food they served was excellent and service friendly, and at only £5 per night more than the Abbey Lodge, it looked far better value.
Not Recommended.
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Priory Road
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PRASAD, Vallampati, VASU, Buddakkagari, BEG, Osman and PARSHAD, Rana (2011). Unsteady free convection heat and mass transfer in a Walters-B viscoelastic flow past a semi-infinite vertical plate : a numerical study. Thermal Science, 15 (suppl.), 291-305.
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A numerical solution for the free convective, unsteady, laminar convective heat and mass transfer in a viscoelastic fluid along a semi-infinite vertical plate is presented. The Walters-B liquid model is employed to simulate medical creams and other rheological liquids encountered in biotechnology and chemical engineering. This rheological model introduces supplementary terms into the momentum conservation equation. The dimensionless unsteady, coupled and non-linear partial differential conservation equations for the boundary layer regime are solved by an efficient, accurate and unconditionally stable finite difference scheme of the Crank-Nicolson type. The velocity, temperature and concentration fields have been studied for the effect of Prandtl number (Pr), viscoelasticity parameter (G), Schmidt number (Sc), Buoyancy ration parameter (N). The local skin-friction, Nusselt number and Sherwood number are also presented and analyzed graphically. It is observed that, when the viscoelasticity parameter (G) increases, the velocity increases close to the plate surface. An increase in Schmidt number is observed to significantly decrease both velocity and concentration.
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