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Trinity, FL - United States
Just a beautiful piece of work, Bob! The composition is superb! Feel like I am there. F/V
San Isidiro, Pe - Costa Rica
wow... this one has it all... i almost missed the full moon, i was looking at that water and thinking what a wild ride that would be! v/f
Storybrooke, ME - United States
It really is Marsha, thanks for asking .. even after all these years :)
Cedar Rapids, Ia - United States
Bob,This is a love at first sight. You are such a great photographer.Hope it is still fun. Thanks for comment. Marsha VF
Amarillo, Tx - United States
Wow Bob, this is just awesome. Love the warm light in the bg and water...Fantastic. f/v
Rishikesh, Ut - India
Stunning capture of Birds in flight , .Beautiful color rendering A .great creation-----------------Anand
Lake Worth, FL - United States
Your work is so interesting Bob! This piece has such drama and movement. We Voted! Celebrate life, Debra and Dave
Toronto, ON - Canada
A beautiful sight perfectly captured! Yes, the Canadian geese are back...I see them, I hear them, I can even smell them in the park : ) F/V/SU
Lyon - France
Bob, you've created such an extraordinary atmosphere in this work... the light is perfect and the goose projected on the sky are gorgeous... f&v, Mona
Lakeland, FL - United States
This is absolutely beautiful Bob. The colors are stupendous and the composition just perfect. waterfall full of sparkle and fowl winging their way to roost, and what a sunset... beautiful..
Phoenix, AZ - United States
Bob, This is Awesome Work! The strength and peace I feel viewing this outstanding piece of art. :)F./v/p!
Pleasanton, CA - United States
Oooh, this is stunning, Bob!!! The water looks so vivid and alive, it really looks like it's right there in front of me! And the geese flying across the image are just perfection!!
Castrop - Rauxel, NR - Germany
Love the color and light and composition........an amazing image my firend - Chris (F/V)
Male - Maldives
How much life in here! The wild waters, flying birds and the dynamic sky! Great work, Bob!
Greensboro, NC - United States
Fantastic, love the light and silhouette of the ducks finding their way because of it, f/v.
Cambridge, ON - Canada
BOB!!!!! I am in complete awe of your work!! You rearrange nature to suit your creative whims and yet make the scenes look real and natural. This is genius. You must have permission from the creator because you are blessed with such talent. I so appreciate your returning to my site to visit my meager offerings. v/f/t/g+
Miami (USA), Rio De Janeiro (Brazil) - United States
Gorgeous canadian semi-silhouetted geese capture, remarkable featured and processing, very dramatic and eye catching image! F/V +G
Savannah, ga - United States
BOB Strikes again !!! What A BEautiful ,stunning,awesome,image ,Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love it
Silicon Valley, CA - United States
Wow, this is stunning, Bob!! I really love the sunset light, gorgeous silhouette, great work! Thank you for your visiting and leaving a nice feedback on my work, I do appreciate it!!
Melbourne - Australia
Love what you've done with this Bob looks like there should be a musical intro and accompaniment it's so lyrical. VF
Toronto, ON - Canada
This is fabulous Bob!! Full of drama and dreamy story telling...and my word - you can tell them like nobody else!! fav vote
Viborg - Denmark
Amazing -splendid-fantastic Bob I love the harmony between the wild Geese here,a must to feature this when possible to the frontpage in the Orange Yellow Red Group+ V/f
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I may have solved the issues at least partially. The jack I and 2 centurylink techs believed was the "main jack" inside my apartment was not the main jack. I discovered another jack behind my sofa that no one had noticed before. I plugged my phone into this mystery jack and got a dialtone. Plugged in the DSL modem and the noise was the same, but the speeds was in the low 7Mb range more often than it broke the 8Mb range. The receptical where the wire plugs in at was a little on the start of corrosion and it had the blue wire with the green wire, the white and blue with the wire and green. The screws that held the wires in place was on the loose side as well. I replaced the jack and wired it identical to the other jack. However I did not continue the practice of splicing so it is the only active jack.The noise is about the same although a bit more stable and is holding between 10 and 11 I also hit 12. So it is at least slightly improved. The connection doesn't feel so brittle. I don't know if it's fixed entirely so we'll see.
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Tampa churches move on
TAMPA Two Tampa District United Methodist churches impacted by separate incidents of sexual misconduct by clergy have been assigned new, full-time pastors and are ready to move forward, according to David Brazelton, the districts superintendent.
Although the healing process is an on-going one, Brazelton said he felt the churches had worked through some of the issues of forgiveness and "are ready to move on."
The Rev. Scott Brand has been appointed pastor of Cork United Methodist Church in Plant City, replacing former pastor James D. Hug, 29, who was arrested Oct. 26 on one count of sexual battery and 12 counts of lewd and lascivious behavior. Hug surrendered his credentials as an ordained deacon and probationary member Oct. 27.
Brand has been serving as associate pastor at Tampas Palma Ceia United Methodist Church since 1998.
The Rev. Stan Beatty has been appointed to Tampas Forest Hills United Methodist Church. He replaces Lawrence W. Kilbourn, 43, arrested by federal authorities Oct. 21 on one count of receiving child pornography via his computer after voluntarily turning himself in to police.
Kilbourn surrendered his credentials as an ordained elder Oct. 15.
Beatty transferred to Florida from First United Methodist Church, North Kansas City, Mo.
Brazelton said members of both churches are very thankful for the support they received from the district and conference while dealing with the crises.
"Thats the connection at its best," he said. "When they see people taking care of them and working things out they really appreciate it."
Kilbourn pleads guilty
Kilbourn pleaded guilty Feb. 2 to receiving the illegal computer files, according to a Feb. 3 story in the Tampa Tribune. He faces a possible 15-year sentence and $250,000 fine. The court had not set a date for sentencing.
Kilbourn also faces life in prison if convicted of a state child-sex charge of sexual battery on a child younger than 12.
That charge stems from a videotape showing a man fondling a young child. A ring on the mans hand and furniture in the video have led authorities to believe the man is Kilbourn and that the tape was made during the time he served Faith United Methodist Church in Bradenton.
Another former church gets back to normal
Members at the Faith church, which Kilbourn helped found in 1986, are also ready to put the crisis behind them, said the Rev. Doug Pareti, the churchs pastor.
"A lot of individuals are still dealing with stuff," Pareti said. "The church as a whole is sick and tired and wants to move on."
After the story about Kilbourn broke last October, Pareti said worship in the church declined by about 25 percent, and the youth ministry suffered a larger loss in activity. Although worship attendance has returned to its previous levels, the youth activity is still down.
Pareti said putting the crisis behind them might not be likely for at least another six months. Kilbourns hearing on the state charges is April 10 in Manatee County, where Faith church is located. Pareti said he expects Kilbourns attorney to ask for a continuance until September.
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Circuit of The Americas (COTA) today confirmed that the 2014 FORMULA 1 UNITED STATES GRAND PRIX would be held Oct. 31 through Nov. 2, 2014. "Formula 1™ race organizers set race dates and locations according to a global calendar with incredible scheduling and logistical considerations," COTA Chairman Bobby Epstein noted. "We are pleased that our date falls on a weekend that doesn't conflict with any major conventions scheduled for Austin, due to the impact that kind of overlap could have on hotel availability. In early November, Central Texas hotels are wide open, and it's beautiful time of year to visit Austin and experience our immersive Formula 1 weekend. "Due to the large number of NASCAR events scheduled annually, there will occasionally be overlaps with events at Circuit of The Americas, and that will happen next year. However there are few similarities between a NASCAR race and the Formula 1 weekend we have developed. The F1 USGP is a massive, fun and entertaining experience that has performed well against all kinds of competition. Many members of the public were concerned that our first F1 race fell on the same date as the season-ending NASCAR race in Florida, and it proved to be a non-issue. Ultimately, we see this as a great opportunity to draw sports fans from around the world to Texas and to proving again that Austin is the place to enjoy premium racing and entertainment."
What could bring the hottest performers from country music and Southern rock Americana, hilarious comedians and iconic reality TV stars like the guys from "Duck Dynasty" to Austin, Texas, this Memorial Day weekend? That would be the quirkiest new festival to join Circuit of The Americas' (COTA) roster of major entertainment events—RedFest presented by Natty Light. COTA executives and comedian and outdoor enthusiast Jeff Foxworthy today unveiled plans for RedFest presented by Natty Light, set for Friday, May 23, through Sunday, May 25, 2014, at Circuit of The Americas. Foxworthy, who is founder and grand marshal of the event, describes RedFest as a celebration of everything he loves to do outdoors.
Looking for the perfect holiday gift for the motorcycle enthusiast in your life? Circuit of The Americas™ (COTA) has the answer, as tickets for the 2014 Red Bull Grand Prix of The Americas at COTA go on sale Thursday, Dec. 5, at 10 a.m. CT online at http://www.circuitoftheamericas.com/and at www.ticketmaster.com. COTA will host the first of only two MotoGP contests in the United States next year and welcome the best motorcycle riders in the world to Austin April 11-13. COTA's 2014 MotoGP event features many new fan-friendly options, including • FREE motorcycle parking for fans that purchase their tickets by Dec. 31, 2013; • Three-day weekend passes and single-day ticket options for fans; • A new dry camping option for fans who want to stay close to the circuit all weekend; and • Kids 12 and under receive FREE general admission with a ticketed adult.
Circuit of The Americas™ (COTA) hit another home run with this year's Austin Fan Fest fueled by Shell, a four-day Grand Prix celebration held during the 2013 FORMULA 1 UNITED STATES GRAND PRIX. Approximately 225,000 visitors took part in the festive street party covering 12 blocks of downtown Austin. Guests enjoyed an impressive array of experiential exhibits, racing games and simulators, and exciting rides and kids' activities, while sampling Austin's culinary scene and live music from six stages.
Following a carefully planned transition period, Circuit of The Americas (COTA) today announced that Steve Sexton is departing as its chief executive officer. Jason Dial, company president, will assume the role of CEO. "This was a tough decision for me to make, but the timing is right," Sexton said. "Our team's accomplishments in the last three years have been remarkable, and I am very proud and privileged to have worked with a group of experienced and dedicated individuals, who've proven time and again that nothing is impossible. Our just-completed Formula 1 United States Grand Prix is further evidence of the exceptional experience that the COTA can deliver. And to see the way that the City of Austin, Travis County and the State of Texas have embraced our accomplishments is incredibly rewarding. "We've done a considerable amount of heavy lifting the past few years, and the time is right for me to pass the executive torch to Jason Dial, who is well positioned to lead COTA into its next chapter. The enormous effort required to build and launch an internationally renowned company in a matter of months has left little time for anything but work. I'm looking forward to taking a break and spending time with my family who sacrificed a lot while we were fully focused on opening the circuit and putting COTA on a path for long-term success. I am so proud of the team we've assembled and the impact they've had in a short amount of time. Big things are on the horizon for Circuit of The Americas, and I am thrilled to have been here to start the COTA story."
Infiniti Red Bull Racing's Sebastian Vettel barely broke a sweat as he started from the pole and led virtually the entire 56-lap race on his way to setting a new Formula 1™ record for consecutive wins, with eight in row. His unprecedented winning streak began on Aug. 25, when he took the checkered flag at the Belgium Grand Prix. That was followed by wins in Italy, Singapore, Korea, Japan, India and Abu Dhabi. He celebrated by doing "doughnuts" on the track, to the delight of the crowd, just as he had two weeks ago when he secured the 2013 Driver's Championship – his fourth in a row – following the win in India.


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"The really valuable method of thought to arrive at a logically coherent system is intuition."
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Sep 16 2011
In today's guest post coach Peter Tate shares his expertise and thoughts about coaching intuition.
by Peter Tate
Have you ever found yourself afraid of what is going on during a coaching intervention; you know, when it's really intense and you feel like you are living on a toxic coctail of adrenaline and intuition?
I used to lie to myself and call it "being in awe of the process".
Fortunately, for me, experience led to wisdom, and stress led to strategies that helped me mature my own practice sufficiently that I'm pretty certain both client and coach come out unscathed these days.
"If you give people tools, [and they use] their natural ability and their curiosity, they will develop things in ways that will surprise you"
Bill Gates
I discovered the real power of tools in coaching. I know that sounds like it should be obvious, I mean we all know about the "Wheel of Life" exercise. We know how it can bring direction and focus to a coaching session. So we all use it, even if not in that simple format.
Yet sometimes tools like this for me created a terrifying experience. I started calling the wheel of life the "Wheel of Fortune" when my clients somehow applied arbitrary measures to the segments and found an interpretation of the words based on some distant dialect of a long lost language. The problem was simply that using a subjective tool kept me on my back foot unless I had a really good handle on my client's reference points and frame of mind.
"Facts have a cruel way of substituting themselves for fancies. There is nothing more remorseless, just as there is nothing more helpful, than truth".
William C. Red Field
What I discovered about the real power of tools in coaching was that when used more objectively, with structured measures and interpretation, I could get to the real heart of the issues; issues that I had previously used my intuition to probe.
And my real discovery was that these tools helped me cope with myself in a coaching session better. I had a better grasp of the client and I was on firm ground enough that my intuition became productive more often. I could genuinely start to be in awe of the process because I could coach with confidence.
"We shall neither fail nor falter; we shall not weaken or tire…give us the tools and we will finish the job."
Winston Churchill
I love the work of Suzanne Skiffington and Perry Zeus at the Behavioural Coaching Institute and can highly recommend their books. Their work in applying a rigorous basis to coaching tools taught me to consider the same in my own field and has freed me from some of my fear of coaching.
I specialise these days in career coaching and have found that expert knowledge embodied in tools can lead to breakthrough situations occuring for my clients much quicker. For example, theory states that Job Satisfaction is related to Work Vales. So, the tool on work values comes out to play when a client indicates they are dissatisfied with their work. More often than not the client "discovers" what is missing or what they have to compromise in their current job and all of a sudden I am a successful coach.
Remember that most coaching models are inherently a toolkit, but I'd like to encourage you to find specific tools that do the groundwork and provide you with the knowledge you need in your own niche to give you the space and confidence to coach at your best. You won't regret the effort.
About the Author/Further Resources
Peter Tate is based near Guildford in the UK, enjoying life as a Career Coach and developer of a powerful Career Coaching Toolkit called Career Horizons. Peter runs a career management practice (http://careersupportservices.co.uk) that equips professionals and those just starting out in the world of work to find their own career success. You can find Peter tweeting as @intolife.


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There's something about Hispanic culture which has film-makers swinging their hips. Although based on the Mariel boatlift of 1980, this is no less a rose-tinted spectacle than, say, Don Juan DeMarco or The Mambo Kings. It's crammed with histrionic performances and ersatz mise en scène, and it looks like a musical after all the songs have been cut out. Tomei is Cuban prostitute Dottie Perez, Molina political prisoner Juan Raul Perez (they're erroneously recorded as husband and wife by US immigration officials); Huston is his real wife Carmela, who escaped to Miami 20 years before, and token Hispanic Alvarado their daughter Teresa. Tomei gets the worst of it. Coming to the States with a passion for Elvis, a long line in cocktail dresses, and the ambition to 'fok' John Wayne, she shakes her money-maker, amasses an extended misfit family, and generally carries on like Rita Moreno with ants in her pants.Author: TCh
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Joseph Maxwell "Max" Kasch (born December 6, 1985) is an American film and television actor. He is the brother of actors Cody Kasch and Dylan Kasch. Max appeared in the 2003 film, Holes as Zig-zag and played T-Dog in Waiting..., and played a part in the horror film Shrooms. Born in Santa Monica, California, he is Scottish/Jewish American. Max has five siblings - three sisters and two brothers. He grew up in Ojai, California, but then moved to be closer to Los Angeles, so he and his siblings could pursue their acting careers. Max is very good friends with his Holes costar Jake M. Smith, who stayed at the Kasch household for a while after filming the movie Holes. Slab boys Outsiders Waiting for Godot Geography of a Horse Dreamer American Buffalo Othello
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Mingling elements of crime, drama, comedy, romance and gastronomy, Hong Kong director Johnnie To's (杜琪峯) new film, "Blind Detective" (盲探), gives away a strong HK flavor with a high dose of slapstick humor. Starring veteran actors and actresses, including Andy Lau (劉德華) and Sammi Cheng (鄭秀文), the mixed-genre movie premiered at the Cannes Film Festival's midnight sidebar last May.
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While Packery channel development was a splendid idea,the location of the boat launch was a boneheaded disaster. It clearly should have been placed on the other side of the channel as the currents that constantly fill the launches with sediment that makes it near impossible to launch boats without the trailer leaning to one side, stays well ahead of the maintenance required to keep it dug out. I hope this water park project is better thought through.
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The Sarasota County Commission Tuesday unanimously approved a staff recommendation that the new Gulf Gate Library be built on the site of the current facility, 7112 Curtiss Avenue.
"I would like to see it breaking ground soon after site plans are finished," commission Chairwoman Nora Patterson told Isaac Brownman, the design manager in the county's Public Works department.
"We would like to get you a design contract in the next month," but no later than November, said Brownman.
During a budget workshop last week, James Harriott, the county's executive director of public works, said the total cost of the new library has been estimated at $9,403,660. To date, only $2,403,660 has been allocated for it, according to materials supplied to the commissioners. Harriott had listed the project on the capital improvements program for the 2015 fiscal year.
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Commissioner Joe Barbetta said Tuesday that the county should consider options to complete the library sooner.
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By Al Greenwood
HOUSTON (ICIS news)--Chemical plants and refineries in Texas were still struggling to restart plants nearly two weeks after Hurricane Ike made landfall, a trade group said on Friday.
"The industry is not back to normal," said Dan McGowan, spokesman for the Texas Chemical Council (TCC).
Some plants have suffered fairly serious damage, he said. The trade group was developing an assessment of Ike's effect on the state's industry.
In the days following Ike's landfall on 13 September, the Texas Chemical Council estimated that the storm affected more than 100 petrochemical plants.
The disruptions started well before Hurricane Ike made landfall, as companies shut down plants in preparation for the storm.
Immediately after the storm, nearly all of the offshore natural gas production in the US Gulf was shut-in, according to the Minerals Management Service (MMS). Operators still have not fully restored Gulf production.
As of Friday at 11:30 hours Houston time (16:30 GMT), 57.4% of the Gulf's crude oil production was shut-in, the service said. The gulf has a daily capacity of 1.3m bbls.
In addition, 52.8% of the Gulf's natural gas production was shut-in, the MMS said. The gulf has a daily capacity of 7.4bn cubic feet (bcf).
Feedstock constraints, power outages and logistical hurdles further delayed restarts.
On Friday, Occidental Chemical (OxyChem) resumed limited production of its plants in Houston because of constrained feedstock supplies, said Richard Kline, company spokesman.
Plants at limited production include the company's Battle Ground chlor-alkali plant and its polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plant in Deer Park, Kline said.
Formosa Plastics said raw-material shortages and transportation disruptions were affecting the restart of its Point Comfort complex in Texas.
In many cases, most companies said their plants suffered little, if any, damage.
So far, it appears that Hurricane Ike caused less plant damage than hurricanes Rita and Katrina in 2005, said Richard O'Reilly, an equity analyst at Standard and Poor's.
Nonetheless, some companies are reporting damage.
ExxonMobil said on Thursday that its plant in Beaumont remained shut down because of water damage. Parts of its refinery could restart next week.
Regardless of their causes, the extended shutdowns are already affecting earnings.
PPG Industries lowered its third-quarter earnings by $35m-40m (€24m-27m) due in part to outages at its complex in Lake Charles, Louisiana.
Because of shutdowns, Celanese expects to lose $10m-15m in operating earnings before income, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA).
JP Morgan lowered its third-quarter earnings estimate for Lubrizol as a result of the shutdown of the company's plant in Deer Park, Texas.
Praxair could lose $75m in third-quarter revenue as a result of hurricanes Gustav and Ike, JP Morgan said.
Air Products lowered its fourth-quarter earnings estimate – in part – because hurricanes Gustav and Ike reduced short-term demand from Gulf coast companies,
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NEWBERRY -- Looking at it from the outside, you wouldn't think the Newberry barn structure is anything special, but to these young hockey players, it's their sanctuary.
They come to the Newberry Ice Rink every day to sharpen their skills, but their skating days are on thin ice. The rink is so small, they outgrow it by the time they hit middle school, and to stick with the sport they all know, they'll eventually have to travel an hour away for the nearest large rink for practice.
"We really can't play on this rink because it's too small now, so our age group, we can't skate on it," said 11-year-old Sara Cameron.
"It's just a little cramped," said nine-year-old Ethan Edwards.
What's more? The rink is past its prime.
"It was built in 1935 I think," said recreation board member, Ben Rahilly. "And it's still natural ice. There's no refrigeration underneath the ice; it's all weather dependant."
Also, their zamboni to clean the ice is made out of a plastic drum and some tubes.
Determined to keep hockey alive in Newberry, the community is competing in the Pepsi Refresh project for $250,000. If they win, they'll build a brand new NHL-sized, synthetic surface ice rink just inside the village limits.
"It's basically a plastic product that we would put into a new building," Rahilly said. "We put this surface down and maintenance costs are a lot lower; we don't have to freeze anything."
The community currently ranks 18 in the challenge, but they need to reach first or second place to get the grant money. Voting closes at the end of this month.
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Gotta Love Jelly Beans!
Jelly beans and Easter go together like spring showers and April flowers. US manufacturers produce more than 16 billion jelly beans for the springtime holiday alone. According to the National Confectioners Association (NCA), that's enough to completely fill a plastic Easter egg 89 feet high and 60 feet wide (about the height of a nine-story office building).
The exact origin of the jellybean is not truly known. Experts think the jelly center is a descendent of the Middle Eastern confection Turkish delight and dates back to biblical times. The NCA says that the jellybean shell coating is an offspring of a process called panning, first invented in 17th century France to make Jordan almonds.
The jelly bean manufacturing process starts with the center. Sugar, corn syrup, and other ingredients are cooked in large boilers and then piped to other casting areas. Finally the mix is squirted onto the trays with the egg-shape indentions and dried overnight. The centers are rotated and continually covered in sugar, gradually building the shell. Colors and flavors are finally added to get the distinct look and taste of the bean.
Whether you eat jelly beans just for Easter, celebrate National Jelly Bean Day on April 22, or indulge in this treat any time of the year—here are fun ways to use these colorful confections with the kids.
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The soul is placed in the body like a rough diamond, and must be polished, or the luster of it will never appear.
Daniel Defoe
Pray often; for prayer is a shield to the soul, a sacrifice to God, and a scourge for Satan.
John Bunyan
Until you know that life is interesting - and find it so - you haven't found your soul.
Geoffrey Fisher
Good for the body is the work of the body, good for the soul the work of the soul, and good for either the work of the other.
Henry David Thoreau
A sensible man will remember that the eyes may be confused in two ways - by a change from light to darkness or from darkness to light; and he will recognize that the same thing happens to the soul.
Only one who devotes himself to a cause with his whole strength and soul can be a true master. For this reason mastery demands all of a person.
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The devil has put a penalty on all things we enjoy in life. Either we suffer in health or we suffer in soul or we get fat.
Albert Einstein
The main purpose of life is to live rightly, think rightly, act rightly. The soul must languish when we give all our thought to the body.
Mohandas Gandhi
Spiritual relationship is far more precious than physical. Physical relationship divorced from spiritual is body without soul.
Mohandas Gandhi
To deprive a man of his natural liberty and to deny to him the ordinary amenities of life is worse then starving the body; it is starvation of the soul, the dweller in the body.
Mohandas Gandhi
Give yourself the gift of time in coming to answers for your lifeIt takes time, and a lot of introspection and soul-searching, to get clear about what you really want to manifest in your life.
David Emerald
Everything that is new or uncommon raises a pleasure in the imagination, because it fills the soul with an agreeable surprise, gratifies its curiosity, and gives it an idea of which it was not before possessed.
Joseph Addison
The countenance is the portrait of the soul, and the eyes mark its intentions.
Marcus Tullius Cicero
Beauty lies within the soul and should always be set free take a glimpse at love so true and pure found only.......within me
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AICPA Releases Revised and Additional Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Third Party Verification Letters
Increasingly, CPAs are receiving requests from clients, lenders, mortgage brokers, health and life insurance providers, adoption agencies, regulators, and various other government and nongovernment agencies to confirm client information. In turn, the AICPA has received several inquiries from CPAs on what they often refer to as "comfort letters." However, AU-C section 920, Letters for Underwriters and Certain Other Requesting Parties (AICPA, Professional Standards), defines a comfort letter as a letter issued by an auditor in accordance with AU-C section 920 to requesting parties in connection with an entity's financial statements included in a securities offering.
The requests that CPAs are actually receiving from third parties pertain to verification letters. The requested information may relate to a pending loan, employee medical insurance, child adoption applications, or use-tax certification. Mortgages originated by private mortgage companies, which were resold to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and past due, are subject to required quality reviews. Quality review standards may require the mortgage originator to contact CPAs whose third-party verification is contained within the loan file to confirm the statements made in such letters.
In most cases, CPAs are asked to provide a confirmation letter containing specific language, a verification statement, or a certification form.
Due to the increase in requests, CPAs find that this process is becoming more and more confusing, and information regarding third-party verification is increasingly important to assure that practitioners are providing optimal services. In response to frequently asked questions regarding third-party verification letters, the AICPA has created responses to those questions most commonly asked.
New AICPA Accounting and Valuation Guide Testing Goodwill for Impairment
The AICPA has issued new guide in our Accounting and Valuation series, Testing Goodwill for Impairment. Like the other guides in the same series, Valuation of Privately-Held-Company Equity Securities Issued as Compensation and Assets Acquired to Be Used in Research and Development Activities (to be released in early 2014), this guide provides advanced valuation guidance. Specifically, the new guide focuses on practice issues related to the qualitative assessment and the first step of the two-step test.
This resource is a valuable tool for auditors, accountants and valuation specialists seeking an advanced understanding of the accounting, valuation, and disclosures related to goodwill impairment testing (including the qualitative assessment). It is also a vital resource for preparers of financial statements of public and private companies that follow FASB guidance on goodwill.
This new guide is available for paperback preorder and will be available in the coming weeks in eBook format and as part of an electronic subscription through the AICPA's Online Professional Library.
Related Webcast Available "Release of New AICPA Accounting and Valuation Guide Testing Goodwill for Impairment"
Since the issuance of ASC 350-20 (formerly SFAS 142) in 2001, the two-step goodwill impairment test has had a significant impact on financial reporting. In 2011 FASB amended ASC 350 to permit an entity to first assess qualitative factors (Step 0) to determine whether to proceed to Step 1 of the two-step test. The final version of the new AICPA Accounting and Valuation Guide Testing Goodwill for Impairment, which takes one from A to Z of the goodwill impairment test, is now available.
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New Guidance Regarding Auditing Conflict Minerals Reports
Comprehensive Update to the AICPA Audit and Accounting Guide Property and Liability Insurance Entities Now Available
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Journal of Accountancy Podcast Not-for-Profits, Rolling with the Changes
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FASB, IASB Propose New Approach to Lease Accounting
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COSO Releases Updated Internal Control Framework
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19 Facts About 2013 Boston College Eagles Football
As of today, nineteen days remain until the Boston College Eagles take part in the 2013 AdvoCare V100 Bowl.
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Eight Eagles Earn All-ACC Honors
CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. Eight members of the Boston College football team running back Andre Williams , linebacker Kevin Pierre-Louis , left tackle Matt Patchan , defensive end Kasim Edebali , place-kicker Nate Freese , wide receiver Alex Amidon , right tackle Ian White , and linebacker Steel Divitto earned 2013 All-Atlantic Coast Conference honors ... (more)
BC Accepts Invitation to Advocare V100 Bowl
Williams, the nation's leading rusher, and the Eagles will face Arizona and Ka'Deem Carey, the No.
Nine Football Players Earn ACSMA All-ACC Honors
Senior PK Nate Freese, who connected on all 18 field goals attempts this season including this gamewinner from 52 yards at Maryland, earned All-ACC first-team honors.
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The View From the Press Box: Syracuse Defeats Boston College 34-31
Amidst Senior Day and the ongoing debate over underwhelming home attendance, the Syracuse Orange hosted Boston College and Heisman Trophy candidate Andre Williams with a chance to become bowl eligible in their final regular season game.
Heisman Candidate Andre Williams Featured On ESPN's College Gameday
This morning the #Andre44Heisman campaign continued to kick into high gear with a taped ESPN College Gameday segment hosted by Todd McShay: The segment was pretty incredible and showed Andre as everything we would want as a Boston College student athlete.
Syracuse football: What you need to know about Boston College
Boston College tailback Andre Williams has rushed for an ACC-record 2,073 yards this season, nearly 300 more than the previous mark of 1,798 set by Virginia's Thomas Jones in 1999.
Boston College Football: Depth Chart For Syracuse Game
Boston College will be looking for win number 8 on Saturday, and also work to solidify Andre Williams' Heisman Candidacy.
Syracuse football opponent lookahead: Boston College offense goes through Andre Williams
Boston College wideout Alex Amidon has 47.1 percent of the Eagles' receptions this year and 51.5 percent of their receiving yardage .
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Andre Williams became the first Boston College Eagle ever to rush for 2,000 yards in a single season as on Saturday afternoon in College Park, the Eagles came back from an 11-point deficit in the fourth quarter to defeat the Maryland Terrapins , 29-26.
Maryland Falls To Boston College On Final Play In Regulation
Andre Williams rushed for 263 yards to become the 16th player in NCAA history to top 2,000 in a single season, and Nate Freese kicked a second-chance, 52-yard field goal as time expired to give Boston College a 29-26 comeback victory over Maryland on Saturday.
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I know this is one of the most obnoxious questions, because a doctor can really help you and self diagnosis for knees is notoriously difficult, but the problem is I'm unemployed. Super unemployed as in Ramen and worried about rent unemployed. So, obviously, I don't have a lot of money, and no insurance. Going to a doctor simply isn't an option for a few months.
That said, here's the deal. Was running using the
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The pain is specific - it really feels as though there is a muscle/tendon on the top of my knee, on the inside side of my patella that has been bruised or snapped. That is, the tendon feels like it's located on the left side of my right kneecap, on the top of my knee. If I do the
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I'm fine with continuing to run if this is just going to hurt, but I'm scared of doing permanent damage. Does this sound like an injury you've experienced? Am I screwed without a doctor's assistant?
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Am I screwed without a doctor's assistant?
Yes and no.
First of all, stop running. Switch over to cycling or other low impact options like
. Whatever the problem is, running is only going to exacerbate it and possibly cause long term damage.
Second, you're not going to get a clear answer here about what your problem is. It's enough that this is a running related injury that will only get worse if you continue to run.
If you go to a doctor sans insurance, he's basically going to tell you the same thing: stop running, do something else, take it easy, etc. If you had insurance you could probe a little deeper, maybe get a MRI and see exactly what the problem is...
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Most likely, you have something that you really need a physical therapist for, not a doctor, since most running injuries are of the "something's misaligned or weak" variety rather than the "something's actually broken". Unless they have a reason to suspect the latter, the Dr. is going to send you to PT.
When I had an IT band flare up, the symptoms were exactly the same (on the other side of the knee, obviously), and no amount of rest or stretching helped; only PT. Obviously this is a problem without insurance, but you can always look at the running websites for the knee and hip strengthening exercises. Without getting a professional to look at it, you're probably not going to know for sure, of course.
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Stay off if for some more time. If you had money you would get a physical terrorist who would help you do some painful exercises that in the end would help the pain. This is classic overuse. As long as you don't keep overusing it you probably won't have long term damage, or at least too much long term damage. After the pain has really subsided, take it much more slowly next time. It may be that running is not for you. It is incredibly efficient and incredibly hard on your body, especially the knees. If you run you are damaging your cartilage. Period. The game is to keep that damage to a minimum. Despite this I run, and so do many of the experts who work in this area. Keep your training increases modest and you will stay healthy even as you get to fairly high levels of working out. Push it too fast and you set yourself back months if not years, especially if you have soft tissue issues. Some people can never do things like run and need to stick with elliptical machines or even better swimming pools. Keep your joints healthy as all the so called repair mechanisms are really not ever going to get you that close to original health.
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Go to a free clinic, without x-rays or MRI the doctor will still be able to perform one of the various hands on tests of knee function (for example, the anterior drawer test and pivot shift test are good indicators of ACL insufficiency).
Any "minor" condition you may have developed (low grade tendonitis, bursitis, meniscus bruising) would have gotten much better with a month of rest, you're citing continuing pain in your knee, get it checked out before you potentially further any injury.
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What Does Runner's Knee Feel Like?
Symptoms of runner's knee are:
* Pain behind or around the kneecap, especially where the thighbone and the kneecap meet.
* Pain when you bend the knee -- when walking, squatting, kneeling, running, or even sitting.
* Pain that's worse when walking downstairs or downhill.
* Swelling.
* Popping or grinding sensations in the knee.
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IANAD!!!!! However, I am a youth sports coach. This sounds like patella-femoral symdrome, very common among weekend athletes, who do just enough exercise to damage themselves and not enough, or properly enough, to actually strengthen the necessary muscles. It's caused by bad shoes, running on concrete, ramping up the activity too quickly, prior strains and injuries, and improper warm-up/cool-down prior to and following exercise. This can be a serious condition, and is easy to worsen. Do stop running, but don't stop light stretching. If you stop running it is probably not going to get any worse right off the bat, so you might be able to hold off until you have a job/insurance. If you have family who can front you money, you might consider going to a sports or bone-and-joint clinic and get assessed. You might get away with a single visit for diagnosis/assessment and a sheet of exercises.
Another thing to consider is that if you get it treated now, without insurance, you now have a pre-existing condition with a break in insurance coverage and can possibly be denied coverage for a year for the condition by any new insurance company, depending on what state you live in. (IA also NAL) Just in case you're not feeling bummed enough.
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So, almost the exact same thing happened to me when I started the couch to 5K plan. I did have insurance and went to the doctor. They took x-rays of my knees. Basically, what was happening was that my kneecap groove wasn't very well defined and my kneecaps were popping out of their grooves.
I was told that the only thing they could do to help me would be knee surgery where they would have to tweak the lengths of various tendons to hold my knee centered better. I was also told that this was NOT worth it (and I agree). Finally, I was told that some people's knees just aren't made for running. I was really sad about this because I loved running - sometimes when I see people jogging in my neighborhood I get a little pang of sadness.
But yeah, there's a good chance that you are one of those people who running is just not going to take off for. Sorry. There are still lots of fun sports out there, like biking and swimming. After my whole knee debacle I got myself a bike (cheap, from Walmart) - turns out it is super fun and you can cover so much more ground in an hour than you can with running!
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Doctor here, what I am going to say is some general advice and I want to make it perfectly clear that without examining the knee, it's impossible to say for sure. Could be cancer or serious infection for all I know.
With that disclaimer out of the way...what you're describing sounds like patellofemoral pain or chondromalacia patellae. A small meniscal tear is also possible but that pain is usually right at the joint line, associated with some swelling/stiffness, and will generally hurt with any weightbearing, not just movement. But a mensical tear would explain persistence after a month. These sometimes require surgery, unless you are happy to change activities. All of these things will be worse if you continue to run through the pain.
I usually avoid jumping in to these threads because sending someone down the wrong diagnostic path is often a Bad Thing, but with the knee it is really true that 90% of common problems can be solved with rest, quad strengthening, NSAIDS, and ice.
Stop running altogether, until you are pain free. Swimming would be best, but cycling is acceptable.
Without a trainer or weight bench, the best quad exercise is isometric extended leg lifts. While sitting on a couch, extend the knee and lift your whole leg up off the cushion. Hold it for 30 seconds. Can you feel your thigh muscles contracting? Over time, that toned up quadriceps muscle is going to pull your patella back into the natural groove that goes over the front of the femur and tibia while you run. Repeat 10 sets of this several times a day, maybe while watching TV. Add ankle weights if you like.
Ibuprofen and ice are pretty self explanatory.
Most likely, with a little self-directed rehab, you will be able to get back to running. You're doing the couch potato to 5K, so you're asking your legs to do things they aren't used to and it is going to take a little coaxing. If things aren't coming along, you are going to have to decide: give up running, or seek professional help? Like I said, there is a chance there is something else going on, so know when to take it to the next step. I have infinite sympathy for people without access to health care, so good luck.
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IANAD, but Slarty Bartfast is right on. That's exactly what the doctor told me when I first started running 6.5 years ago and my knee was killing me. That stretch? The leg lifts? Sheer MIRACLE. I'm running my fourth marathon next month. Take 'er easy, there!
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nax has some good advice about the stretching and sb about the leg lifts. You might want to combine this. Stretching while not warmed up can cause more trouble than it cures. If you do the leg lifts first (even if these do not solve your problem, they are a really good thing for any runner to do to avoid injury) you will get some blood flowing and then you can stretch. If you decide not to do the exercises or for some reason can not, then you might want to schedule your stretching after a warm shower when blood flow is increased. Another way to keep your quads strong to protect your knees while running is some cross training on a bike, but this is probably not wise when your knees are already hurting.
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Phew! Great answers from everyone as always! Thanks for your info. Even if the answer wasn't what I wanted to hear (try stretching and exercising and give it another shot after the pain goes away, and if it doesn't, give up on the running), it was still a good answer.
Thanks everyone!
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on April 25, 2009
To add a bit more to this,
has a good page on Patellofemoral syndrome that you might find handy. As with most aches and pains, I personally found in the long term running less, lifting more pretty much cured it.
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I love my job—I get to play with all of the latest tools, and it never ceases to amaze me that most of the very best are free. I've taught myself a lot, but have also studied programming and development through the University of Washington and, yes, University of Phoenix.
The best resource for learning how the Web works is the Web itself; if you want to learn, I'd start with Wikipedia, w3schools and Webmonkey, a great resource that has been resurrected by Wired Magazine and is where I started years ago.
In my day job, I work for University of Phoenix, developing and maintaining online experiences where potential students can request more information and learn more about the University in general. Click through the slideshow below to see some of the pages I work on (including design, layout, construction, configuration and scripting):
I've done quite a bit of independent work for various businesses and organizations (and my own creativity and curiosity) over the years, from ecommerce to music to special interest sites and portals. Here's a portfolio of my various projects:
Questions? Inquiries? Thoughts? Ping me anytime at firstname.lastname@example.com.