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In a keynote address Monday to the Dayton Chamber of Commerce annual meeting, Lorraine Bolsinger, president and CEO of GE Aviation Systems said the company is committed to west-central Ohio. "GE Aviation will continue to grow its Dayton presence in a dramatic way," she said. "GE plans to grow and attract talent to Dayton from around the world."
Bolsinger (pictured) said the company is investing $17 million in capital improvements for its Dayton facilities, and another $50 million in its new Electrical Power Integrated Systems R & D center that will be operational next year. In the past five years, GE Aviation has added 400 jobs at its three Dayton plants, initiated construction of a new R&D center at the University of Dayton, and hopes the GE commitment to the region will bolster efforts by Ohio leaders to make Greater Dayton a test-flight hub for future unmanned aircraft.
GE Aviation is headquartered in the nearby Cincinnati suburb of Evendale, Ohio.
The new R&D center will be the intellectual heart and soul of GE's electrical power business with potentially 150 – 200 researchers in the next five years depending on future programs.
The R & D center will position GE to pursue business for the next generation of planes, many of which will be unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). GE is a big player in this emerging market, providing electrical power and distribution for such UAVs as the Global Hawk, a surveillance plane used in Afghanistan. The use of UAVs is growing rapidly in both military and commercial aviation. The Teal Group predicts the annual $6 billion spend in UAVs worldwide will nearly double in the next decade.
Within the next year, the FAA will designate six sites across the U.S. as future flight testing centers for UAVs. Ohio is engaged in this important competition with at least 22 other states. "This will be hotly contested and will have long-term implications for Ohio," Bolsinger said. "We hope that GE's presence in Dayton will play a positive role in Ohio's effort to become a future hub for UAV test activity. This is an opportunity to establish an enduring relationship between the FAA, Wright-Patterson, NASA and Ohio aerospace. Let's make sure Ohio is part of the next exciting chapter in aviation history."
GE has a sizable footprint in Ohio with 22 locations and 15,000 employees across several divisions – including the Aviation headquarters near Cincinnati – and the Lighting headquarters in Cleveland. GE employs 2,600 workers in the Dayton area – including three Aviation sites – and a large credit card operation in Kettering.
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The Air Force Association has booked General Norton A. Schwartz, the 19th Chief of Staff of the Air Force, as the guest speaker for the June session of AFA's 2012 Air Force Breakfast Program. As Chief, he serves as the senior uniformed Air Force officer responsible for the organization, training and equipping of 680,000 active-duty, Guard, Reserve and civilian forces serving in the United States and overseas. As a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the general and other service chiefs function as military advisers to the Secretary of Defense, National Security Council and the President.
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The Air Force Breakfast Program is a monthly series that provides a venue for senior Air Force and Department of Defense leaders to communicate directly with the public and the press. Past speakers include Secretary of the Air Force Michael B. Donley, Gen. Gary L. North, Commander of Pacific Air Forces, and Gen. Donald J. Hoffman, Commander of Air Force Materiel Command.
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A recent pew poll revealed that 15 people between the ages of eighteen and 34 still getting an allotments from their parents.
Or other family members our next guest says if parents don't stop fawning over their kids and bailing them out it could cripple the nation.
-- the author of the responsibility rules living a self disciplined life in a self entitled world good morning -- since.
Thank you -- good morning this one of my pet -- as well it just seems as if they're sort of his victim mentality in our society can you expound upon them.
Well you're absolutely right there it is and what we see all around us as a lack of personal responsibility.
We've seen our government we see in our schools we -- -- -- our institutions and we even see it in our own families.
This book really was written in response -- a few things that happen to us that really is that brought back the the fact that there's families do not want to be -- parents don't want to be parents they want to be friends.
And we had an underage drinking party at her house.
And when we discovered this and we -- they had twenty kids.
The parents I got to parents out of twenty that send their children -- -- over to apologize.
And the other eighteen I got responses such as.
Well they were only there for twenty minutes and one person that I just went up one side -- and -- the other about how they it was my fault that their child within my house.
So I'm a few weeks later we had an episode on our soccer team with parents swooping in to more kids entitlement.
And I felt I had to do something and -- right this is an epidemic in our country and it's a -- -- -- in the workplace -- seed in the government.
And it's it's really is the lack of personal responsibility is a threat to our democracy.
If I mean I'm called me mom that I actually make my kids earn their technology time that.
I don't know I guess I'm old -- -- let's look at some of the rules that are in your book -- 175.
There's a lot about the parents job is to make themselves obsolete when he name.
Exactly your job is not to be apparent when your child has thirty and they want to move back into your base that your job is to launch an out into the world to give them skills that allow them to be responsible adult.
You your job is to make yourself obsolete your that you are repair for ever and that you love and your care for your child or your child has to deal to stand on their own two feet.
-- -- -- You guys who've been to their college are into their boss's office or into their lives and -- and expect them to be mature responsible adults will fifteen you don't get a medal for just showing up healthy self esteem is derived through hard work.
And accomplishment I mean my goodness how -- do we see this right now sneaking at a soccer field everyone gets a medal for everything.
Just for showing up and -- I know we've talked to a lot of people that -- substantial business says.
And they're seeing this for these kids today just coming in from college and they expect six six figure salaries they expect the corner office they want the best assignments.
Do you have to earn that you have to earn respect you have to earn those rewards and kids are being taught as they're brought up to the system and -- -- -- over and coddled by the parents.
They don't have to earn it it just isn't there entitled to -- for breathing and it's a very rude awakening to that once they get out into the workforce you also believe that this sense of entitlement to the lack of personal responsibility.
Is holding United States back from a full recovery economically how.
I do because I think really that we have -- many are expecting a -- to bail them out.
They're expecting entitlements and so on and we've seen this in in Europe in Greece in a Monday Italy and some of -- socialist countries.
Where we have a few that are supporting the many they're entitled to -- a thirty hour workweek so whenever.
I see that sort of thing happening in this country and I think it's very scary.
While it's amazing books his intentions the author the responsibility rules -- a self disciplined life in a self entitled world.
And I love what inspired you to write this I mean just regular person who decided to take action.
Susan thanks so much -- grandson.
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As-Salaam Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Baraktuhu I'm new to Australia and ended up staying with 2 other Indian guys. They are nice and sweet and help me in cooking. I have my separate room whereas they share a double room. Both of them are non-muslims. Since here there is minimal Halal food in the locality, they understand my situation and make sure I don't eat any non-halal food by mistake that they bring home or whenever we go outside. I'm happy that they are understanding at least to this extent. But there are 2 problems I face everyday. 1) They cook non-Halal chicken in the same dish as I cook vegetarian food for myself. I wash the dishes and everything. But still, what do I do? I'm helpless. 2) This is the MAIN PROBLEM. Both my room mates drink. They bring bottles of beer and store it in the fridge along with juices that I drink from. They keep used glasses of alcohol lying around in the house without picking it up or washing and keeping it. Near the trash can, beer can tops are lying around and sometimes beer bottles too. Since I don't even touch anything alcohol related, I do my work from the distance and leave that place. But is cooking, eating food and staying, Halal for me in such a situation? I didn't know these people drink so much. They don't trouble me as I am in my room all the time. But stepping into the kitchen to even drink water is a task. I cannot change my room until January 2013 as I have signed a bond with the landlord already. What do I do Brothers? |
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In this series, Ryan Pettey offers several clips from his powerful documentary "From the Dust". This feature-length film is divided up into various sections, each of which wrestles with the difficult problems that arise when reconciling Scripture with the theory of evolution. A light of hope dawns on the science-faith conversation, however, as scientists and theologians engage in honest dialogue about tough issues such as the interpretation of Genesis, the nature of the Fall, and the idea of random design. Their profound insights are sure to enlighten all minds, raise deeper questions, and provoke new thought.
There is no formula for generating beliefs in people. There are plenty of people with access to the same facts who end up believing different things. But for many Christians—like the ones I heard from this week—access to information about the position we call "evolutionary creation" could make a significant difference for reconciling science and Christian faith.
"For a few moments, it felt like our little church community was surrounded by glory. The wisdom of Christ in the hypothalamus was illumining the wisdom of Christ in the prophets and gospels."
What can a practicing scientist in the 21st century—even a "bench scientist" like me whose scientific forays are confined to a laboratory—glean from a 19th century wanderer like Thoreau?
This entry was originally posted on February 11, 2010. In this brief video, Professor Schloss addresses what he sees as the two primary reasons that evangelical Christians oppose evolutionary theory.
Astrobiology is the field of inquiry about the origin of life on our planet and the possibility of life elsewhere in the universe. Making a comeback is the theory that life began on Mars and emigrated from there to Earth via meteorites dislodged by collisions with asteroids.
We're excited to announce that the documentary From the Dust can now be purchased and rented through the iTunes Store!
As I read The Voyage, I often thought about Darwin's other famous work, The Origin of Species, and the delight that Darwin clearly took in the natural world. Writing about a tropical forest in Brazil, he found himself at a loss for words, "…it is not possible to give an adequate idea of the higher feelings of wonder, astonishment, and devotion, which fill and elevate the mind."
Considering my own stance on the satisfying harmony of science and faith, you might be surprised to find on my shelves nearly everything written by Richard Dawkins (including "The God Delusion") and my late friend Christopher Hitchens (including "God Is Not Great"). One must dig deeply into opposing points of view in order to know whether your own position remains defensible. Iron sharpens iron.
How do metaphors impact the dialogue between faith and science? We might start by asking: what are the framing metaphors at work in the current debates? Even using the word "dialogue" here suggests an implicit metaphor that frames my approach to the relationship between faith and science. Imagine substituting "dialogue" with "war;" that would conjure a completely different metaphorical framework.
If your core value is serving God and you believe that anything but a literal interpretation of the Bible is disobedient to God, you can't hear any of the scientific arguments, and that was the way it was with me. Until I dealt with the loyalty question, I could not proceed to the science.
After we both exhaled some relieved laughter, I whispered, "I believe God created the world and holds it together. Just how he did that is up for debate, but whatever conclusions you come to about the earth's origins, God did it. Okay?"
We're pleased to introduce the first official commercials for BioLogos, produced by Ryan Pettey of Satellite Pictures and featuring BioLogos vice president Jeff Schloss, philosopher Alister McGrath, and theologian NT Wright.
With so many issues to discuss, Christians can easily get the feeling that science is always attacking the faith. It is essential to balance such conversations with positive responses to God's creation. After all, the primary response to the natural world in the Bible is to praise the God who made it.
What do today's pastors think about science? What views do they hold on creation and evolution and how strongly do they hold them? How do origins issues impact their ministries? These were just a few of the questions that motivated us at BioLogos to commission a survey of pastors on origins
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A Bristol nonprofit wants to replicate your brain and bequeath it to a robot
Meet MIA, the newest hire at LifeNaut.com [1]: Personable and attractive, MIA doesn't complain or roll her eyes. After a year on the job, in fact, she has yet to take a sick day or rise to use the restroom.
MIA is an "avatar" — a digital character who mimics the speech and behavioral patterns of human beings, and whose every move is programmed by the Bristol-based nonprofit Terasem Movement Foundation [2]. She's the (inter)face of LifeNaut.com, one of the Foundation's online presences. Bruce Duncan, MIA's gregarious "boss," admits that his star employee, with her perma-grin and pixilated complexion, is still laughably un-human. Then again, Duncan says, the current artificial-intelligence software she runs on is hampered by "fuzzy logic."
Emphasis on "current." Launched last summer, LifeNaut operates on the assumption that humans will achieve immortality within the next 30 years. Computer technology that replicates human brains is being developed, Duncan assures. If and when it comes online, our replicated brains could be transferred into robotic bodies. Such an advance would, in theory, allow someone like Duncan — or, more precisely, a robot piloted by a perfect facsimile of his brain — to overcome the constraints of his mortal coil.
The Terasem Movement Foundation subscribes to the basic notion of "transhumanism." (Its name comes from the Latin roots "terra" [Earth] and "sem-" [seed], explains Duncan's colleague Nick Mayer.) Generally speaking, transhumanists believe that the human condition can be enhanced by technology. Some transhumanists are interested in eliminating certain diseases, or in slowing down the aging process. More ambitious ones, such as Duncan or the folks at the Willington, Connecticut-based World Transhumanist Association [3], believe that technology could eventually help us outlive death.
In the meantime, Duncan, the managing director, and Mayer are encouraging anyone with a computer to upload personal — including medical — information into "mindfiles" on their colorful LifeNaut website, http://www.LifeNaut.com [4]. The files provide marching orders for your personal avatar clone, while a commercial satellite in Burlington beams your mindfile to a satellite located 22,300 miles over the equator. From there, the mindfile travels into outer space at the speed of light. (Imagine Contact [5], the movie where Jodie Foster hears signals from outer space, but in reverse.) Duncan reports that, so far, no extraterrestrial ambassadors have responded to the ongoing "spacecast."
Social networkers and gamers — also frequent avatar users — are always trying to make virtual life more "real," says Elaine Young [6], a professor of e-Business and Marketing at Champlain College in Burlington. In that sense, LifeNaut.com isn't so unusual. Still, Duncan claims LifeNaut.com is unique in that it allows ordinary people to upload an unprecedented amount of autobiographical info: Mindfiling is like blogging, he says, or spinning a yarn for National Public Radio's "StoryCorps [7]," only on a much bigger scale. Young, who evaluated LifeNaut at Seven Days' request, confirms the site is a "digital ethnography" project of epic proportions.
Young has ethical reservations about replacing consciousness — she resists the notion that Duncan, or anyone, can actually duplicate a soul. But despite her skepticism about LifeNaut's ethical and spiritual implications, the professor speaks enthusiastically of Duncan's project. "It's like MySpace/Facebook social networking on steroids," she says.
On a recent afternoon in Bristol, a reporter finds the 53-year-old Duncan seated before a black flat-screen monitor. Compared to its next-door neighbor — the Bristol Discount Beverage & Redemption Center — Terasem's spacious, wood-floored office is incongruously dot-com-ish. But Duncan, a bearded dude wearing shorts and sandals, looks like he could just as easily be selling homebrew kits and scratch-off lottery tickets.
After greeting MIA on the LifeNaut homepage, Duncan opens his mindfile. Since a given file is an "interactive time capsule," he explains, everything about you is potential avatar material. On Duncan's avatar page, for example, there's a graphic displaying results from a personality test. (Duncan scored 47 percent on "reflection" and 21 percent on "nurturance.")
Only about 200 of the 7000 registered users on the LifeNaut site have created mindfile-based avatars, as opposed to just uploading their text or video info. But that's not for lack of promotion. "Create your Free Talking Avatar with YOUR Photo!" the site urges. "What makes you YOU? What do you do for fun? Your lifestyle? Your ethnicity, spirituality, mannerisms?"
Has the Terasem Movement Foundation addressed security or privacy concerns related to its LifeNaut project? Duncan explains that he and his web team decided early on to make all mindfile information available to the public.
They also decided to cover their bases. According to LifeNaut's "Terms of Use Agreement [8]," mindfiles don't expire upon "physical death," and submitting "medical/health/ genetic records" authorizes site administrators to create a "conscious analog" of you based on LifeNaut's "reasonable belief that you are deemed legally dead." Any dispute related to the LifeNaut site would be adjudicated in accordance with Vermont law.
Duncan, whose black T-shirt reads "Eternalize," admits that religious folks such as Elaine Young might have reservations about replicating a human being based on genetic information. But brain replication, he argues, could have its perks: For example, the only "archival information" he has of his grandfather is a collection of letters written during World War I and a few scratchy sound recordings. But if gramps had uploaded more info into a mindfile, Duncan could be talking with him today. "One of the motivations for this project," Duncan says, "is to help save peoples' lives for future generations."
It's an ambitious mission, and not a cheap one. Terasem's principal sponsors are Martine Rothblatt, CEO of the Maryland-based biotechnology corporation United Therapeutics [9], who has a home in Lincoln, and her partner Bina. Last year, the Rothblatts' Lincoln-based World Against Racism Foundation [8] gave Terasem $1.6 million, including $64,243 for computer equipment and $236,937 toward production of an "educational film." (According to its tax form, the World Against Racism Foundation aims to "educate the public about the fiction of race.")
Martine Rothblatt is president of Terasem Movement Foundation as well as Terasem Movement [10], a similar nonprofit based in Melbourne, Florida, that promotes "joyful immortality for cybernetic consciousness via geoethical nanotechnology." She's also the founder of Sirius Satellite Radio [11]. Rothblatt is the author of several books, including Two Stars for Peace [12], which proposes incorporating Israel and Palestine into the United States, and Unzipped Genes: Taking Charge of Baby-Making in the New Millennium [13]. She declined to be interviewed for this story.
Duncan, who found his current job on Monster.com, isn't a web guy by training; for the last 25 years, he has worked as an administrator and conflict mediator for a host of nonprofits, most recently "Seeds of Peace [14]," a summer camp for Israeli and Palestinian children. But Duncan is a book nerd, and that endeared him to Rothblatt — he recalls that their first conversation was like "talking to four of my favorite science-fiction writers at once." Duncan says his Terasem gig allows him to exercise his managerial skills on far-out subject matter.
At least two transhumanist thinkers approve of the LifeNaut project. Keith Wiley [15], a software engineer at the University of Washington in Seattle, is one of several scientists and philosophers whose work is posted on terasemmovementfoundation.com [16]. Wiley's writing [15] on "mind uploading" claims the "old-fashioned goo that is our biological brains" will eventually be replaced by implanted "artificial" brains. Reached on his cellphone last week, Wiley says that LifeNaut is a logical application of a "materialistic view of matter and science."
Wiley got into transhumanism after purchasing the book Beyond Humanity: Cyberevolution and Future Minds [17], by Gregory Paul and Earl Cox, at a 1997 "genetic algorithms" conference. He now dabbles in mind uploading when he isn't writing code or making art. Assuming you don't buy into the concept of the "supernatural," Wiley says of the LifeNaut project, "there's no particular reason we can't study [the brain] and understand it in enough conclusive detail to replicate it."
Wiley's praise for LifeNaut is seconded by the improbably named Marshall Brain [18], an author who hosts a National Geographic television show. In addition to running the online science encyclopedia howstuffworks.com [19], Brain administers whydoesgodhateamputees.com, a site claiming that belief in God is a "silly superstition" unproven by scientific data.
Before speaking with Seven Days last week, Brain was unaware that LifeNaut existed, or that Duncan and co. were linking to his 61-page web manifesto titled "The Day You Discard Your Body [20]." But Brain doesn't seem to mind — he suggests that LifeNaut is a "fascinating experiment" making efficient use of the minimal technologies that are currently available for consciousness replication.
Unlike Wiley, however, Brain doesn't think human brains will be replicated by mid-century — or, for that matter, ever. "[LifeNaut's] statement is nice, but it's wildly optimistic that we would be able to recreate a human's consciousness based on what they could write down," Brain notes amid fits of giggling. "Even if we wrote down everything we could remember, there are so many things we don't remember, and we have no way to judge their influence!"
Champlain College's Young suggests LifeNaut's "biggest challenge" is that people are going to be "more than mildly creeped out" by brain replication. While Young likes the idea of creating advanced avatars — it would be nice if a robotic clone of herself would teach her classes, she jokes — the professor resists Duncan's assertion that digital clones could realistically replace human beings. "I'm hip to the soul thing," asserts Young, a practicing Roman Catholic.
Has Duncan considered the ethical implications of his work? Not in any depth, he says — that would be like asking the Wright Brothers if they considered the ethical implications of flight before completing their first successful take-off. Nevertheless, Duncan says he is looking forward to having conversations about ethics as they come up. One question on his mind, for instance, is this: If a highly advanced avatar were to commit a crime, would he or she "have the right to have any rights?" Duncan expects that the cyborg imbued with consciousness eventually would.
Meanwhile, Duncan says, the line between humans and robots is already beginning to fade. In his reading, for example, he's learned that Japanese scientists are considering using robots to care for the elderly. Humans won't necessarily be "fooled" by such advances in robotics technology, he admits. "But they might, after a while, just not care to keep the distinction."
To explore some real-world implications of the LifeNaut project, Terasem Movement Foundation has commissioned a Brooklyn-based company [21] to make a feature film featuring "MIA 2.0," a "cybersynthetic" woman created from a mindfile. Tentatively titled Transbeman, the film will be submitted to the Toronto International Film Festival later this year.
Martine Rothblatt is the film's executive producer, and her World Against Racism Foundation reports that the film addresses the "perils of fleshism" — i.e., the notion that humans must always be tied to their biological bodies. Duncan denies that Transbeman is an advocacy film, however; he and Rothblatt gave the Brooklyn filmmaker a plot to work with, he says, but haven't "censored" the creative process. (Duncan won't disclose how much has been spent on Transbeman, saying only that the amount is less than $5 million.)
"The film isn't designed to, you know, present one narrow point of view and get people to agree with us," Duncan adds. "It's basically encouraging people to think for themselves."
Until, that is, their immortal cybernetic avatars can think for them.
[1] http://lifenaut.com/
[2] http://www.terasemmovementfoundation.com/
[3] http://transhumanism.org/index.php/WTA/about/
[4] http://www.LifeNaut.com
[5] http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118884/plotsummary
[6] http://www.ejyoung.com/
[7] http://www.storycorps.net/about
[8] http://lifenaut.com/signup.php
[9] http://www.unither.com/utcabout.asp
[10] http://www.terasemfoundation.org/about.htm
[11] http://www.sirius.com/aboutus
[12] http://www.twostarsforpeace.com/
[13] http://www.temple.edu/tempress/titles/1345_reg.html
[14] http://www.seedsofpeace.org/about
[15] http://www.cs.unm.edu/~kwiley/mindRamblings/robotsMindUploading.html
[16] http://www.terasemmovementfoundation.com
[17] http://www.amazon.com/Beyond-Humanity-Cyberevolution-Future-Minds/dp/1886801215
[18] http://www.marshallbrain.com/
[19] http://www.howstuffworks.com/
[20] http://marshallbrain.com/discard.htm
[21] http://www.transformerfilms.tv/


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GR hotel lights up occupancy rates with smoking rooms – pot includedBy Valerie Vande Panne
The Howard Johnson franchise on 28th Street in Grand Rapids has seen occupancy soar since owner Bob Sullivan made a seemingly unfashionable business decision: accommodate smokers. And not just the tobacco variety. Sullivan caters to marijuana smokers, as well. Twenty rooms already have been renovated to accommodate smokers. And by the time Sullivan's done, 60-80 of the hotel's 155 rooms will allow smoking — accommodating medical marijuana patients as well as tobacco smokers. Michigan legalized medical marijuana in 2008, and Grand Rapids decriminalized marijuana last year — making possession of a small amount a civil infraction, similar to a parking ticket. Occupancy at the Howard Johnson "has seen an increase every weekend," Sullivan said. "Every weekend, every one of those rooms is sold." Sullivan, who himself does not smoke cigarettes or marijuana even for medicinal use, estimates occupancy is up 50 percent since he started renovating the rooms. Renovations have included opening each room up with sliding doors and installing a patio with a tall fence around it to provide privacy — "a little smoking area for each room right at the door," Sullivan said. "Otherwise, people have to go outside the lobby doors. "If you're a marijuana smoker, it's nice to have that privacy, wouldn't you say so?" Smoke-free law doesn't apply to patiosUnder the state's Smoke-Free Air Law, which went into effect in May 2010, tobacco smoking is prohibited inside places where people work, including hotels, bars, and restaurants. But the law doesn't apply to smoking outside — hence the outdoor patios. The law also doesn't mention cannabis smoke. "The tobacco-free act does not ban any other substance other than tobacco," said Steve Yencich, president and CEO of the Michigan Lodging & Tourism Association. "It's an interesting quandary. It's an interpretation of the statute that probably raises more questions than answers." Sullivan doesn't aggressively market his smoking accommodations. Still, The Grand Rapids Press ran an article about the hotel's renovations, and Sullivan has a large sign in front of the Howard Johnson's welcoming smokers. And although nowhere does he advertise that marijuana smoking is permitted, Sullivan speaks candidly about it, word on the street is out, and a medical marijuana group meets regularly at the hotel, he said. Howard Johnson's doesn't seem to mind Sullivan's approach to filling rooms. "As a franchise organization, each hotel within our brand's portfolio is independently owned and operated and required to comply with all local, state and federal laws" was what Rob Myers, public relations manager of Wyndham Hotel Group, had to say. Wyndham is Howard Johnson's parent company. While no hard numbers exist on the growth of hotels catering to marijuana smokers in particular, Betty Aldworth, deputy director of the National Cannabis Industry Association, a trade group, said "marijuana-related tourism is the fastest-growing sector of the marijuana industry." Said Janet Korn, vice president of marketing for the Experience Grand Rapids tourism bureau: "We market all hotels in Kent County, and we let consumers choose where they stay. Our focus is on promoting the destination, not individual hotel amenities." Aldworth also pointed out that 30 states still have not legalized medical marijuana. This makes states with both medical marijuana laws and a flourishing health care industry — such as Grand Rapids' — destinations for ill people to legally explore medical marijuana. At 83, Sullivan has a reputation around Grand Rapids as a man who does as he pleases. He started a rug-cleaning company at age 18. From there, he got into the carpet business and now owns Sullivan's Carpet and Sullivan's Furniture as well as the former Radisson hotel, which he renamed the Riverfront Hotel. He was the owner of the Holiday Inn in downtown Grand Rapids until he sold it recently. He has been in the carpet business 62 years and the hotel business for 30. Sullivan said he realized how harmless marijuana is by spending time in his hotel bars at night and in his work with athletes as a scout for the Detroit Tigers in the '60s and '70s. "A lot of them used marijuana," he said, "and it didn't affect their playing." Related Content:
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Phusion's Passenger (mod_rails) is an exciting development in serving your Ruby on Rails application with the Apache web server.
Incredibly simple to install and use, you can have a rails application up and running in no time. You don't have to worry about ports or setting up a proxy to another server.
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To get the most out of this article you need to have a couple of things preinstalled:
Firstly, you need Apache installed (see Ubuntu Hardy - installing Apache and PHP5).
Secondly, you need ruby and rubygems installed (if not please see Ubuntu Hardy - Ruby on Rails).
Passenger (mod_rails) is a rubygem.
We need to update the rubygems install:
sudo gem update
and then install passenger:
sudo gem install passenger
Once completed, we need to install the Apache2 module:
sudo passenger-install-apache2-module
A dialogue opens in the terminal and starts with:
As suggested, press 'Enter/Return':
I deliberately left the Apache headers off the installation until this point as I want to demonstrate how easy the installation is.
The passenger (mod_rails) install has found a missing dependency - let's press 'Enter/Return':
How cool is that? It tells us what to do.
Well, let's go ahead and install the headers (we'll use aptitude though):
sudo aptitude install apache2-prefork-dev
Once done, we can try the install again:
sudo passenger-install-apache2-module
All being well, the install will complete with instructions at the end letting us know we need to add some lines to the main Apache2 config file.
No problem:
sudo nano /etc/apache2/apache2.conf
Note: Passenger is an active gem and is being updated all the time. Rather than copy and paste the output I show below, please ensure you copy and paste the output from the install itself.
At the time of writing the article (well, updating it actually) I installed passenger v1.0.4 - you may have installed a later version.
So, for my v1.0.4 install, I added the following lines to my apache2.conf:
LoadModule passenger_module /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/passenger-1.0.4/ext/apache2/mod_passenger.so RailsSpawnServer /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/passenger-1.0.4/bin/passenger-spawn-server RailsRuby /usr/bin/ruby1.8
Now all we need to do is restart Apache:
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
That's all we need to do to install mod_rails onto our Cloud Server.
The next article Ubuntu Hardy - using mod_rails to serve your application, will show how to create a Ruby on Rails application and serve it using passenger - an incredibly easy process.
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Great old hotel. Very friendly staff. The lobby is delightful. Good continental breakfast; coffee always on in the lobby. Small room but very comfortable. Good place to stay while visiting Yellowstone. Everything in town within easy walking distance of the hotel.
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West LA boutique hotel near shopping and UCLA
Beverly Hills nearby
Located in LA's upscale Westwood section, this boutique hotel is 1 block from the Westside Pavilion shopping center, 2 miles from UCLA, and 3.5 miles from Beverly Hills. Santa Monica is 5 miles west.
Smoke-free hotel
L.A. Sky Boutique Hotel offers a Continental breakfast each morning (surcharge). Guests can relax with complimentary coffee, tea, and cookies in the covered courtyard. This LA hotel is entirely smoke-free.
Flat-panel TVs, Wi-Fi
The 28 air-conditioned guestrooms encircle the courtyard. All include flat-panel TVs with cable. Wireless and wired high-speed Internet access are complimentary. Coffee/tea makers are provided.
Hotel Amenities
- General
The smoke-free L.A. Sky Boutique Hotel is 1 block from the Westside Pavilion shopping center and around the corner from Fox Studios. UCLA is about 2 miles away.
A daily Continental breakfast features pastries, breads, yogurt, fruit, and cereal (surcharge). The hotel also offers complimentary coffee, tea, and cookies. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available throughout the hotel.
Other amenities include self-parking (surcharge>.
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Total number of rooms - 28
- 24-hour front desk
- Number of floors - 2
- Patio
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business services
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Express check-out
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Computer station
- Microwave in lobby
- Multilingual staff
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Tour assistance
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Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi, Free wired high-speed Internet
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Parking (surcharge), Self parking (surcharge)
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- Wake-up calls
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- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Pillowtop mattress
- Courtyard view
- Connecting / adjoining rooms available
- Dining
The L.A. Sky Boutique Hotel serves a European-style breakfast daily and has a 24-hour coffee and tea bar.
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To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- In-room accessibility
- Accessible bathroom
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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*Petite Barbie* Anyone have a plan for BA in Thailand?
- PetiteBarbie scheduled for 23 Dec 2013 in Thailand, TH
- Updated 2 hours ago
I hope my posts can help them who have same problem with me: tight budget. ^^ First thing first, this is my stats: Age: 25. Weight: 99 lbs. Height: 5'2. PRE OP: Breast: 30" (32 A) Ribcage: 28" Waist: 24,5" Booty: 34" I plan to do surgery in Thailand with Dr. Nond in St. Louis Hospital. St.... Read more
Mentor 325cc & 350cc Smooth Round Moderate Plus Profile
- MyTime41 spent $5,300 in Jackson, MS
- Updated 5 hours ago
Personal Stats: I am 41 years old, married for 16 years, 3 children. 5'4", 125 lbs. and most bras are size 34B as an A cup does not cover the circumference of my breast and if it is possible for my itty bitty breast to spill over the bra, it does in an A cup. Hard to describe. I would not... Read more
A Little Obsessed.. and so far I love them..
- tash22 spent $4,000 in Johannesburg, SA
- Updated 9 hours ago
So I've been obsessed with this site for 3weeks now. Reading everyone's experiences has helped in so many ways and given me a few panic attacks! I am 22 years old, I love my boobs the shape and everything, I've just always been super self conscious about what I look like in a bikini and low cut... Read more
boobies! - Towson, MD
- misscaramel03 spent $6,295 in Towson, MD
- Updated 11 hours ago
I love My Surgeon.. I'm a 34 A, and I"m thinking about 395cc's.. I"m pretty sure they will look great. I'm just scared with recovery, and all the bad things that can happen. I'm 23 years old, athletic build, 140 pounds. I havent told my family or my bf.. They will all disapprove. Guess, I will... Read more
Incredibly PERFECT | 7 Month PICS
- bma312 (RealFriend) spent $8,100 in Chicago, IL
- Updated 12 hours ago
Things have seem to move so quickly these last few weeks. I swear I just had my consultation yesterday and now I have 13 days to go until surgery : / I have been stressing and stressing over what size I should go. So far I have at least 2 sizes in mind (before it was like 5!). The sizes I... Read more
410 Allergan Breast Implant on 5'7" 135lbs Mom of 2 - Edmonton, AB
- Mommaofboyz scheduled for 9 Jan 2014 in Edmonton, AB
- Updated 19 hours ago
A little about me. I have always been so very "flat" to the point that people would point it out to me (like I didn't already know). Since childhood I've never been comfortable with my body, I hated buying bras because what was the point, they never fit me. When I was younger I would apologize... Read more
Can't Wait for a New Look! - Del Mar, CA
- michellehk6 scheduled for 16 Dec 2013 in San Diego, CA
- Updated 20 hours ago
I am 20 years old and have wanted bigger boobs since I was in middle school. I am currently a 32A (although I could fit into a training bra lol). My nipples point to the side which I am hoping my surgeon could correct too. I have a consultation this week with Dr. Sassan Alavi from San Diego. ... Read more
Boobs for Christmas - Bondi, AU
- Twinkle Toes 01 spent $17,000 in Bondi, AU
- Updated 20 hours ago
Hi everyone, I have loved reading so many reviews on this site and I think it is only fair to share my boob story with you all, I hope this at least helps someone as I share my journey. LITTLE BIT ABOUT ME! I am 37 years old, 165cm tall and weigh about 57kg. I am married, 2 children and breast... Read more
From No Bra, to 300cc Breasts!
- Haarlem spent $3,300 in Mx
- Updated 22 hours ago
A bit about myself: Height 5'6 (168 cm) Weight 123 lbs (56 kg) No kids. The only surgery I've ever had is having my tonsils removed. Even though I've always been flat as a board, I've learned to feel confortable with my own body. Ladies, it doesn't matter what you look like SEXY IS AN... Read more
Scheduled Surgery -
- SD16 spent $5,000 in Puerto Rico, PR
- Updated 1 day ago
I am scheduled for surgery on 12/4. I have decided on saline implants but have not yet decided on size. This has been something that I have considered for the past four years on and off. I am a 36a and I would like to be somewhere between a full B and a small C. I like Nicole Richie's size as a... Read more
20 Yrs Old, Small A to Full C. :-) - Exton, PA
- PLURvibe scheduled for 17 Dec 2013 in Exton, PA
- Updated 1 day ago
Hi everyone! So I'm getting my BA on Dec. 17th! I'm super excited, but somewhat nervous. I'm obviously pretty young (20 years old), but have wanted to do this since middle school, literally! (As crazy as that sounds.) I finally decided within the past year that I wanted to do it for sure, and... Read more
My Doctor wants me to bring in pics - Pearl River, NY
- Jessica Brentwood ny spent $7,500 in Pearl River, NY
- Updated 2 days ago
My dr wants me to bring in pics of what look ' im going for' and this site will not allow a copy paste of a print of any pics !!! ughh very upsetI got a very great dr and im excited only he is insisting on an incision I am uncomfortable with. ive already paid in full to be sure I get my date.... Read more
Finally BOOBS!!!!(: Coming December 5, 2013 - Charleston, WV
- BethanyAnn22 from Charleston, WV
- Updated 2 days ago
Hello, how are you all today. I'm 19 years old and I have decided to get a breast augmentation. See when I was 8 I was diagnosed with cancer. I had all kinds of surgeries and a number of chemotherapy and radiation. And because of all of this I never developed any breast. I don't want to get them... Read more
My Journey starts now.. - Toronto, ON
- countryredhead88 scheduled for 22 Jan 2014 in Toronto, ON
- Updated 2 days ago
It took me 5 years and a few months to work up the courage to finally set foot in a plastic surgeons office. After emailing, Kim (RN) at Dr Jugenburg's office in Toronto, a few times with a couple questions. I decided early one morning that if it was meant to be, I would be able to get in to see... Read more
I Just Want to Feel Sexy Again - Shreveport, LA
- sweet heart scheduled for 2 Jun 2014 in Shreveport, LA
- Updated 2 days ago
Hello everyone, my name is Jody. Im 24 years old I am 5'0 & weigh about 100 pounds. & have two beautiful children, ages 4 years old & 9 months. I am currently in college, going for Radiology enough about that.. I have always had small breast & always wanted to have BA all the way back to middle... Read more
I'm Loving My New Figure And Feeling Great!!! - Louisville, KY
- GAPeach78 (RealFriend) spent $5,900 in Louisville, KY
- Updated 2 days ago
I got my surgery on July10th 2013 and, I have to say it took me more then three day's to start to feel better. Now I'm feeling like myself again after a week and a day after the surgery. My advice is to take your time and don't rush listen to your body. I was told since I have 600cc silicone... Read more
Pain Worth It! - Scottsdale, AZ
- Daniellerod1 spent $4,800 in Scottsdale, AZ
- Updated 2 days ago
Had BA after breast feeding 1 baby. I'm 1 week & 1 day post op & I love them!! I got 490cc on my L breast & 510 cc on my right, under muscle. I only felt horrible for two days but I was on so many painkillers and somas I wasn't even really there. You should totally do it! Everything went... Read more
I Want Boobs but I'm Scared! - Houston, TX
- reredewanda spent $5,700 in Houston, TX
- Updated 3 days ago
Can't decide on size, moderate/hp, saline/silicone, please offer suggestions!!! I want boobs but I don't like really big boobs I am a size 34a now and would love to be a 34B but scared once I have them I'll want bigger!! I actually like my boob size now but they are deflated and I cannot wear... Read more
Is It Worth the Risks? - Newfoundland, NL
- Newfiegirl21 scheduled for 21 May 2014 in Newfoundland, NL
- Updated 3 days ago
I am 21 years old and I have 2 children, 27 months and 11 months. I breastfed both of them and now my breasts are deflated and saggy. I was a B cup before I had children, and now I don't even fill an A cup. I get extremely frustrated and embarrassed when I go bra shopping because there is never... Read more
Finally Getting the Breasts Ive Always Wanted - Nashville, TN
- notsoradical spent $6,115 in Nashville, TN
- Updated 3 days ago
This is it. The last 5 months have been a test not only to my strength but to my sanity as well. After dealing with the struggles of life, Ive finally decided to do something for myself and get the breasts I've always wanted. My surgery is 10 days away. Im so incredibly excited but a little... Read more
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Maggiano's - Denver South
Online Reservations
We went to Maggianos as a large group. The kids had a great time with the magician. But the atmosphere was great for the adults too. Everyone loved the take home meals. It was a nice family evening without having to cook.
Maggiano's food is always very tasty & plentiful! We leave with enough food for at least another dinner!
A member of our party did not receive their dinner with everyone else's due to chef mistake, we were told. The manager went above and beyond to make good on the evening! She comped the mistake, all our desserts, and even had the chef come to apologize! Service was great and the food wonderful. I have never had a restaurant make good on a mistake like that. We all left with huge smiles on our faces and wonderfully full bellies!
On line reservations were accepted, they greeted us warmly, it was my 28 year old daughters birthday and we received great attention. We arrived early and were seated right away, our waiter was very attentive, we had family coming and going due to work schedules and we still got great service! Our food was awesome as always, our wait staff explained the menu, suggested some accompanying bread/balsamic/olive oil and salads for starters, we all received the 2nd meal to go, what a value, and my daughter got candles and cookies for desert! Can't wait for 5280 week, we will be bring a group for that event!
We went to Maggiano's for our 42nd wedding anniversary. I requested a quiet table and they gave us the most secluded and reserved table in the house. Our waiter and the entire staff from hostess to bus boy were very attentive, and they gave us a very nice celebratory dessert. The experience couldn't have been any better. We have been there before and certainly will go again.
We had 8 people for a work dinner 1/2 from each company, we ordered family style and it worked well. Depending on your group, this is a great option and everyone enjoyed themselves. I would not recommend family style for larger groups because it may be challenging to find items for everyone to agree on. The food was great, the waiter was very attentive, and the Chianti wines were delicious and reasonably priced. We had a great time!
Nice ambiance, the food was very good and our server, Maggie was perfect. The food was delicious and the service perfectly timed.
This was not the first time we have visited this restaurant, and we were not disappointed in the least, as Magianno's Denver South once again came through with an excellent meal, great service, and to our surprise and exceptionally pleasant ambiance to enjoy the meal. This time we made reservations for about an hour earlier than we normally would have, and apparently beat the business crowd that keeps this place jumping.
Excellent Food and Service for a Birthday celebration!
This was they first time we'd been to Maggiano's and we were blown away by the food, and by the surprise. We had chosen our entries, when the waiter came to take the order. He surprised us with the offer to try one of the stuffed pasta entries and receive a classic dish to go. Both of our stuffed pastas were excellent, and having dinner the next night was great as well. We ordered a pumpkin cheesecake to go, and the bill ended up being $10 less than we had spent at Joe's Crab Shack a couple weeks before (and without dessert and any take home). We'll be back!!
Has been one of my favorite restaurants for several years. Do not live in Denver, so only visit once or twice a year. Only negative was not receiving the second entree to take home. Food was good, wine was great.
We had a very nice night, food and service was great!
the service was fast and the server was very knowledgeable and polite,the food was outstanding I cant wait to go back.
everything about my dining experience with outstanding this service was good the food was good everything about it was good.im recommending that location to everyone I know.
The food was fantastic. The wine good as well. We have a great time. Great for family dining. Bar tender made me a martini just the way I like it. This was very expensive but a great evening.
Nick, JD, and Derek made the experience extra special for the Birthday girl and friends. My 11 year old daughter selected Maggiano's to celebrate her Birthday with her friends. Nick, JD, and Derek provided special attention to her which made it perfect for my daughter.
The food & service were very good.... The flow of meal was perfect...
This was a very good choice to celebrate my husband's birthday. Food was great and at a very reasonable price. Our server, Paul, was excellent. Really liked the choice to take home pasta for another meal.
Our waitress didn't come by too often enough, and it was quite noisy. However, the delicious food made up for it ten-fold. The online reservations is a 5-star rating - loved it!! I was especially pleased to be given a booth w/o specifying. Will be visiting again soon!
Maggiano's always a happy surprise! Their new specials include a free classic pasta to take home. Hurry and go try them. You won't regret it1
My husband and I went to Maggiano's to celebrate our 32nd Wedding Anniversary. The table was very nice, quiet and romantic. The food was just so delicious. The service was excellent and our waitress, Mary, was just so personable. Their deserts are to brag about - so good. All of it was pleasurable. Even though the parking lot was crowded and once inside, crowded, we did not feel crowded, but comfortable from front door to table, through out dinning and leaving. I would recommend Maggiano's to anyone. The wine list was impressive too, as well as the wine. Nothing negative at all.
this is my first time at this beautiful restaurant and my experience was unforgettable. The service was excellent, the food was incredible and the wait staff was very well trained. I would recommend this place to any of my friends and I will definitely go there a afain.
Great tasting food, noise level was moderate, and surroundings was not cramped.
There are no negatives about this place! From the greeting upon arriving, friendly/attentive server, friendly bussers, lovely ambience, and last but not least...fabulous food!
Service was QUICK, food was excellent, and atmosphere was entertaining!
We always have a good times at Maggiano's. Good food, good service!
The best Calamari in Denver or the West. great salads and other pasta/seafodd dishes.
Waitstaff was phenomenal! Food is always good. Love all of the choices
This is our second time dining at Maggiano's, and again it was awesome. The food is very tasty, the best Italian food. Great place for the whole family to dine. I love it, love it, love it. Menu price is also affordable.
We used to go to Maggiano's when it was owned by Lettuce Entertain you inc in Chicago and there were only a couple of locations in the city. Now that is is a national chain and owned by someone else it is still great.
We enjoyed our Maggiano's dining so much that we hope to return soon! The wait staff was very attentive and provided excellent recommendations regarding the entrees and wine!
I went to Maggianos twice in 2 weeks - both special occasions !!! All I can say is that they are amazing!!!!
we drove up from Colorado springs, We ate family style, Jane was a wonderful server made it a fantastic evening
We had reservation and we still had to wait 20 minutes before we got a table. That was the only bad experience. We had great service and food.
The food was excellent. Beautiful dining environment.
A pleasant dining experience - good food - great service,
As always we had a great meal with our family of 10 . Our waiter was very helpful and did not rush us.
Thoroughly enjoyed our evening at Maggiano's and will definitely keep this restaurant on our short list!
Our first time eating Thanksgiving dinner at a restaurant, and I'm ready to make my reservations for next year.
We brought home 10 boxes of left overs. Served family style and food was great with a variety of choices. Excellent holiday decorations. Must see.
Everything was wonderful. Our waitress was awesome, the food was great (still is cuz some went home). Will make this an annual event for the holiday..
With over 140 turkeys t prepare for this festive day they did a fabulous job. The tilapia was prepared to perfection. On top of the great food the service was excellent. I am considering making Thanksgiving dinner at this location a annual event.
Went here for Thanksgiving - the food was fantastic - and considering how many people they were cooking for (the place was packed) that is a pretty big compliment as everything was good. We sat upstairs, which helped cut down on the noise level but our food had to be brought upstairs, which I think slowed the service a little but our server was super nice and since it was Thanksgiving who cares?!
We three had many prior special memories at Maggiano's - family birthdays, anniversaries, other celebrations - over the past 15 years - so it was natural for us to come there for Thanksgiving Day this year. Robert our waiter was effusive and efficient and he kept us busy - the 4 course dinner was excellent - where else can you have choices like turkey, ham, or tilapia, plus multiple sides and salads and desserts? Hot and nicely presented. We did not feel rushed and stayed there 2 and 1/2 hours - loved it all. I will definitely go back next year.
Excellent service by Jane and staff. Food is very good and very reasonable.
Food was very good and the buy one take one option forclassicdishes is a great value. Festive decorations for the holiday malefor a warm inviting space. The restaurant was very busy and therefore pretty loud but all in all a good experience.
We made reservations to meet a friend here for an early dinner on a Saturday night. The food was delicious, the service was very good, and the ambience was cheery and festive. Best of all, we were not rushed to eat and clear the table. Our server did not press us to leave. However, because we knew there was a line to get in, we left the restaurant sooner than we would have otherwise. The bill was higher than we are normally able to spend for an evening out, so we won't be back any time soon.
Great food and atmosphere, very festive at the holidays, beautiful decorations.
We were celebrating and Nicholas took great care of us. Food and service were great. We went mid-afternoon and the noise was very tolerable.
Maggiano's is one of our favorite places to go for Italian dining as well as for some quiet time alone! The service is good, the food even better and the you can feel at home while in the dining area.