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- If your school is not accredited, can you even sit for the licensing exam?Sep 7, '13
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- Congratulations on going to school! You have a tough job now that is often under-appreciated and certainly underpaid. The experience should help you in school and eventually employment, though! ...Aug 26, '13
- Forum: Male Nursing Student
- If your children are ADHD, ASD, or other then they may be eligible for social security benefit or other. As women we are strong and committed to keeping our families together. Check with the...Aug 26, '13
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- Sounds like the new graduates are jealous. If I'd had a choice many years ago, I would've taken the residency because the longer you can be trained and oriented in something, the better prepared...Aug 26, '13
- Forum: Nursing First Job Hunt Assistance
- You will need to fill out a FAFSA, which you can google and then go to the site. Also, the school you are going to attend should have a financial aid office--call them for help.Aug 26, '13
- Forum: LPN / LVN Nursing Student
- We had a "burn box" where the empties were placed and then taken to incinerator once a week at least.Aug 26, '13
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
- Thanks! Hadn't thought of that!Aug 26, '13
- Forum: Nurses With Disabilities
- Ooops, I think you may have posted in the wrong heading! But I will answer Q#1: Apply away now, as for some new grads it is taking awhile to land that first job. Good Luck!!Aug 25, '13
- Forum: Nurses With Disabilities
- Many schools are touting the "nursing shortage" and "nurses are in high demand" in order to get students, and their money. Because of the economy, many are putting off retirement, cannot afford...Aug 25, '13
- Forum: Nursing Career Advice
- Thanks. I am unfortunately, without med-surg experience. My last 2 jobs were doing nurse manager at Assisted Living and Specialty Care (Dementia unit). Before that, office nurse for pediatrics. I...Aug 25, '13
- Forum: Nurses With Disabilities
- Thanks! I'm going to check this out!Aug 25, '13
- Forum: Nurses With Disabilities
- Thank you all for your responses it really has given me some ideas!!Aug 24, '13
- Forum: Nurses With Disabilities
- Viva--that's sounds like something I could do. I don't know of any facility in my area that does that though. I will have to ask around. Thanks for the input.Aug 24, '13
- Forum: Nurses With Disabilities
- Thank you for your reply!! I know that it will be extremely difficult, but I'm not good at thinking out of the box!! Maybe I can tutor nursing students!!Aug 23, '13
- Forum: Nurses With Disabilities
- Hi, I am 53 years old and currently on disability due to back injuries, DDD, sciatica and some other stuff I can't remember. I went back to work for nearly 2 years, but I ended up having to go back...Aug 23, '13
- Forum: Nurses With Disabilities
- Thank you and same to you! I am disabled now, but I will forever remain a nurse. My career had its ups and downs, and even sometimes I wish I had done something completely different. But still, I...May 6, '13
- Forum: Nurses / Recovery
- Yep, can definitely relate. I get asked questions all the time I know nothing about. I've worked mostly L&D and some office pediatrics, but my own family will ask me about all kinds of issues such...Apr 25, '13
- Forum: Nursing and Professionalism
- This doesn't sound like a good system at all. If passwords can be changed so easily I would be afraid anyone can do it. Yikes, I hope you have HR, Legal, and IT attention for this.Apr 25, '13
- Forum: General Nursing Discussion
- Viva---are you going to resign from your position? I had to resign at the direction of my doctor and due to the fact I couldn't physically manage anymore with my DDD, fibro and BP. I hope you have...Apr 22, '13
- Forum: Nurses With Disabilities
- I can honestly say that it was stupid, impossible ******like this that made me leave bedside nursing. Bless all of you that manage to do it day in and day out.Apr 6, '13
- Forum: Nurse Colleague / Patient Relations
- I did not work for Brookdale, but a friend of mine did. I think alot can depend on the individuals you work with. I had a great group of folks where I was (I had to quit due to health reasons, but...Apr 5, '13
- Forum: Geriatric Nurses / LTC Nursing
- In Alabama Assisted Living Facility does not require nurse oversight, but Specialty Care Assisted Living requires an RN for admissions, careplans, monthly assessments and other items, but they do not...Apr 5, '13
- Forum: Geriatric Nurses / LTC Nursing
- I worked McD years and years ago. Our managers treated us like dirt. I knew I wasn't going to be there forever. I hated it!Apr 5, '13
- Forum: Nursing News
- HIPAA was also designed for medical records to be accessible to those who need them in giving you care. It's not just about keeping things hidden. I would love my meds to be accessible to my...Apr 3, '13
- Forum: HIPAA and Nursing Challenges
- I am the DON and take orders over the phone and will put that I received the order. I then pass it onto the LPN to take off the order if I don't do it myself, so there are times when you will have a...Mar 10, '13
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USS Philadelphia, a 4324-ton protected cruiser built at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, was commissioned in July 1890. She served in the Atlantic until 1893, then joined the Pacific Station, remaining there to the end of her Navy career. In 1898, she represented the United States at ceremonies marking the annexation of the Hawaiian Islands and was involved in combat operations in Samoa the following year.
Philadelphia became a stationary receiving ship at Puget Sound Navy Yard in 1904, serving in this and related roles until struck from the Navy List in November 1926. She had been redesignated IX-24 in 1920 and was sold in 1927.
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USS Philadelphia (C-4)
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USS Philadelphia (C-4)
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Right now it's being coined an "experiment," but it's one that the site has discussed for a long time.
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|1 Therefore when we could bear it no longer, we were willing to be left behind at Athens alone,
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PCH Prize Patrol Changes An Oregonian's Life "Forever"!
Can you imagine? You're going about your day, focused on the task at hand, when suddenly it hits you — a bolt from the blue that changes your life forever. That's what happened to John Wyllie of White City, Oregon, our first-ever "Forever" Prize winner when the Prize Patrol visited him with a Big Check last week!
On August 31st, John, a part-time worker at a commercial printing plant, was at home wondering how he was going to make ends meet, take care of his aging father, and keep a roof over his head while looking for a full-time job. Little did he know that a blue minivan with a Big Check surprise was heading his way. It was going to be one fateful meeting!
For many years, John, 47, dreamed about winning a Publishers Clearing House sweepstakes. He and his late wife used to imagine how they would spend the Big Check if he hit it big. But unlike those who only dream, this father of five was motivated. He never gave up: every week, he entered the PCH sweepstakes, at first by mail, then later, online. And time passed.
But you know what? The combination of focusing on a dream, then acting on it has a powerful way of setting invisible wheels in motion. While John and his dad went about their daily lives, dreaming and working and looking for work, something wonderful was taking place. Something better even than Santa Claus! The Prize Patrol was coming to Oregon…to White City…to the mobile home park where John Wyllie lives — and they were bringing the most wonderful prize in PCH history – the "Forever" Prize!
As John was called outside to help his father, Vernon, fix a car, the Prize Patrol was standing there with the Big Check! When Dave Sayer greeted him, John started shaking…and just about fell over! "It's true! It's really true!"
With his selfless desire to buy a home for his dad (whom he said "deserves this more than me") and to "try to…help some people," John's winning moment brought tears to our eyes. The Prize Patrol arrived just in time to change his life. Well, John, happy days are here again!
We hope you'll watch our first "Forever" Prize winner's winning reaction and write him a word of congratulations in the comment box below. After that, why not take a moment to visit PCHSearch&Win and search the Web? Remember, once you log in, your first daily search automatically enters you to win the PCH Sweepstakes! Who knows…one search and YOU may become the lucky winner whose life we change next!
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That is absolutely amazing!!! I love how John, thought of his father and kids first =) May God always bless you and yours John!!! Congratulations. Sharon
I hope you use a GPS system. My house is off the highway 1/10 of a mile and the mailbox is not well marked. Our driveway scares some; but if you pay attention it will work for you. Don't drive up the driveway with more than two vehicles or you will have a problem turning around to get back out. My Dad and one of his Grandsons built the bridge over Odell Creek. I hope you come because I have several people who can use the money.
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Phillips 66 Reports Third-Quarter Earnings Of $535 Million Or $0.87 Per Share
Phillips 66 (NYSE: PSX), an energy manufacturing and logistics company, announces third-quarter earnings of $535 million, compared with earnings of $1.6 billion in the third quarter of 2012. Adjusted earnings were $1.9 billion in the same period last year.
"We ran well during the quarter," said Greg Garland, chairman and CEO of Phillips 66. "Weaker refining margins had a significant impact on our earnings. Chemicals posted strong earnings as a result of solid utilization rates and good margins."
"We're reinvesting in our businesses while increasing shareholder distributions. We continue to capitalize on the rise of North American energy production, focusing investment in the rapidly growing midstream and chemicals sectors. This quarter, we returned more than $800 million of capital to our shareholders through dividends and share repurchases. Earlier this month, we completed our initial $2 billion share repurchase program, began share repurchases under our additional $1 billion program and announced a 25 percent increase in our dividend," said Garland.
MidstreamThe Midstream segment generated earnings of $148 million in the third quarter of 2013, compared with a loss of $72 million and adjusted earnings of $88 million in the same period last year. Phillips 66's Transportation business generated earnings of $54 million during the third quarter of 2013. In the same period of 2012, Transportation recorded a loss of $128 million and adjusted earnings of $32 million. The $22 million increase from the prior year's adjusted earnings was mostly due to improved margins resulting from higher throughput fees, as well as increased volumes. Third-quarter earnings related to the company's equity investment in DCP Midstream were $87 million, $48 million higher than in the third quarter of 2012. This increase was partially due to gains resulting from the issuance of units by DCP Midstream Partners, LP. In addition, earnings benefited from improved margins and higher volumes.
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Target must not be sleeping easy at night.
The show seems more about about mail-related freak-outs than anything.
His bow ties aren't exactly the norm in L.A.
Die. Go bananas. What have you.
"I need less hair, less makeup, less everything," she said.
Now that Ms. Zoe has launched her own e-mail newsletter, we've got two stylish celebrities competing for our in-box's attention.
Also, see a handy guide to all the new erotic fashion magazines.
Rachel Zoe's new newsletter launches with an ode to leopard-print heels.
That, and the rest of this weekend's gossip from the Hamptons.
So grab some bananas and prepare to die.
Not technically, but she has a brand-new newsletter and site in the works.
She wore a jumpsuit, gold platforms, and a sequined hat to a film premiere last night.
In two months, the world will resume spinning.
Where the bold-face names ate and drank this week.
Zoe inked a deal for a jewelry line to launch sometime after the next round of Fashion Weeks.
They both wore long blonde waves and black dresses. Who looked better?
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Paint and Patch
The other day I was painting the trim on our house and it got me reminiscing. The year was 2005. The conference was JSM. The location was Minneapolis. I had just finished my third year of graduate school and was slotted to present in a Topic Contributed session at my first JSM. The topic was Implementing the GAISE Guidelines in College Statistics Courses. My presentation was entitled, Using GAISE to Create a Better Introductory Statistics Course.
We had just finished doing a complete course revision for our undergraduate course based on the work we had been doing with our NSF-funded Adapting and Implementing Innovative Material in Statistics (AIMS) project. We had rewritten the entire curriculum, including all of our assessments and course activities.
The discussant for the session was Robin Lock. In his remarks about the presentations, Lock compared the re-structuring of a statistics course to the remodeling of a house. He described how some teachers restructure their courses according to a plan doing a complete teardown and rebuild. He brought the entire room to laughter as he described most teachers' attempts, however, as "paint and patch," fixing a few things that didn't work quite so well, but mostly just sprucing things up.
The metaphor works. I have been thinking about this for the last eight years. Sometimes paint-and-patch is exactly what is needed. It is pretty easy and not very time consuming. On the other hand, if the structure underneath is rotten, no amount of paint-and-patch is going to work. There are times when it is better to tear down and rebuild.
As another academic year approaches, many of us are considering the changes to be made in courses we will soon be teaching. Is it time for a rebuild? Or will just a little touch-up do the trick?
Free Book—Statistical Thinking: A Simulation Approach to Modeling Uncertainty
Catalyst Press has just released the second edition of the book Statistical Thinking: A Simulation Approach to Modeling Uncertainty. The material in the book is based on work related to the NSF-funded CATALST Project (DUE-0814433). It makes exclusive use of simulation to carry out inferential analyses. The material also builds on best practices and materials developed in statistics education, research and theory from cognitive science, as well as materials and methods that are successfully achieving parallel goals in other disciplines (e.g., mathematics and engineering education).
The materials in the book help students:
- Build a foundation for statistical thinking through immersion in real world problems and data
- Develop an appreciation for the use of data as evidence
- Use simulation to address questions involving statistical inference including randomization tests and bootstrap intervals
- Model and simulate data using TinkerPlots™ software
Why a cook on a statistics book? It is symbolic of a metaphor introduced by Alan Schoenfeld (1998) that posits many introductory (statistics) classes teach students how to follow "recipes", but not how to really "cook." That is, even if students leave a class able to perform routine procedures and tests, they do not have the big picture of the statistical process that will allow them to solve unfamiliar problems and to articulate and apply their understanding. Someone who knows how to cook knows the essential things to look for and focus on, and how to make adjustments on the fly. The materials in this book were intended to help teach students to "cook" (i.e., do statistics and think statistically).
The book is licensed under Creative Commons and is freely available on gitHub. If physical copies of the book are preferred, those are available for $45 at CreateSpace (or Amazon) in full color. All royalties from the book are donated to the Educational Psychology department at the University of Minnesota.
Lifehacker and Statistical Misconceptions
The website Lifehacker recently had an article about some common statistical misconceptions. I thought they did a great job explaining things like the base-rate fallacy and Simpson's Paradox for a lay audience. I also really liked the extrapolation cartoon they picked. [Read the whole article here.]
What is Rigor?
Two years ago, my department created a new two-course, doctoral-level sequence primarily aimed at our quantitative methods students. This sequence, aside from our students, also attracts students from other departments (primarily in the social sciences) that plan to pursue more advanced methodological coursework (e.g., Hierarchical Linear Modeling).
One of the primary characteristics that differentiates this new sequence of courses from the other doctoral sequence of methodology courses that we teach is that it is "more rigorous". This adjective, rigorous, bothers me. It bothers me because I don't know what it means.
How do I know if a class is rigorous? When I ask my colleagues, the response is more often than not akin to Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart's "definition" of pornography (see Jacobellis v. Ohio)…I may not be able to define what a 'rigorous course' is, but you'll know it when you take one.
It seems that students, in my experience, associate rigor with the amount (and maybe complexity) of mathematics that appear in the course. Rigor also seems to be directly associated with the amount of homework and difficulty-level of the assessments.
I think that I relate rigor to the degree to which a student is pushed intellectually. Because of this, I have a hard time associating rigor with a particular course. In my mind, rigorousness is an interaction between the content, the assessment and the student. The exact same course taught in different semesters (or different sections within a semester) has, in my mind, had differing levels of rigor, not because the content (nor assessment) has changed, but because the student make-up has been different.
The experience in the classroom, as much as we try to standardize it in the curriculum, is very different from one class to the next. A single question or curiosity might change the tenor of a class (to the good or the bad). And, try as I might to recreate the thoughtful questions or digressions of learning in future iterations of the course, the academic result often never matches that of the original.
So maybe having students that are all interested in statistics in a single course lead to a more nuanced curiosity and thereby rigor. But, on the other hand, there is much to be said about courses in which there are students with a variety of backgrounds and academic interests. I think rigor can exist in both types of courses. Or, maybe I am completely wrong and rigor is something more tangible. Is there such a thing as a rigorous course?
Dance Your Ph.D.
You can win $1000 for turning your Ph.D. thesis into an interpretive dance. More importantly, you will also receive a call-out from Science and get to perform your dance at TEDX in Belgium. This contest is not only open to more recent Ph.D.s, but anyone who got a Ph.D. (in the sciences) and also to students working on a Ph.D.
Gonzolabs has tips and examples over on their website. So put on your dancing shoes, grad your Ph.D. advisor and do-si-do. Now, if I can only get the Jabbawockeez and figure out what a mixed-effects model looks like as a dance…
TISE Network
Ever since we wrote an article in which we analyzed the articles which were been published in the Statistics Education Research Journal (Zieffler et al., 2011), I have been thinking about the relationships within the network of literature published on statistics education. What are the pivotal articles? Which are foundational? How inter-connected are the articles?
This spring I started documenting those relationships by putting together a social network of articles published in Technology Innovations in Statistics Education and the articles they referenced. I just finished that work and used Gephi to produce a couple network plots.
The first network graph (shown above) examines the community structure of the network by decomposing the network into sub-networks, or communities. I have made the nodes for the actual TISE articles larger for visual ease of interpretation. The node labels are the first author's last name and year of publication. Currently (and not unsurprisingly), the subnetworks generally consist of the actual article published in TISE and the literature that was referenced therein. There are some commonalities between articles as well. For example, the two articles by McDaniel were identified as a single community. It will be interesting to see how these communities change as I add more literature into the network.
The second network graph has the size of the node and node label sized by in-degree. In this case, in-degree is a measure of how often a particular article was referenced. The most cited literature in TISE is:
- Chance, B., Ben-Zvi, D., Garfield, J., & Medina, E. (2007). The role of technology in improving student learning of statistics. Technology Innovations in Statistics Education, 1(1).
- Konold, C., & Miller, C. (2004). TinkerPlots Dynamic Data Exploration (Version 1–2). Emeryville, CA: Key Curriculum Press.
- American Statistical Association. (2010). Guidelines for assessment and instruction in statistics education (GAISE): College report. Alexandria, VA: Author.
- National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. (2000). Principles and standards for school mathematics. Reston, VA: Author.
- R Core Team. (2011). R: A language and environment for statistical computing. ISBN 3-900051-07-0. Vienna, Austria.
At some point, it would be nice to do this by author as well.
An Accidental Statistician
I just finished reading An Accidental Statistician: The Life and Memories of George E. P. Box. The book reads like he is recounting his memories (it is aptly named) rather than as a biography. I enjoyed the stories and vignettes of his work and his intersections with other statisticians. The book also included pictures of many famous statisticians (George's friends and family—Fisher was his father-in-law for a bit) in social situations. My favorite was the picture of Dr. Frank Wilcoxon on his motorcycle (see below).
There were some very interesting and funny anecdotes. For example, when George recounted a trip to Israel, he was told to get to the airport very early because of the intense security measures. After standing in a non-moving line for several hours, he apparently quipped that he had never before physically seen a stationary process.
My favorite sections of the book were the stories he told of writing Statistics for Experimenters, his book—along with William (Bill) Hunter and Stu Hunter—on experimental design. He wrote about how the book evolved from mimeographed notes for a course he had taught to the published version. It took several years for them to finish the writing of the book, only to be met with horrible reviews. (Note: This makes me feel slightly better about the year it took to write our book.)
In a chapter written about Bill Hunter (who was one of George's graduate students at the University of Wisconsin), George relates that Bill started his PhD in 1960. After he finished (in 1963!) he was hired almost immediately by Wisconsin as an assistant professor. Three years later he was made associate professor, and in 1969 (eight years after he started his PhD) he was made full professor. Unbelievable!
Research Hack: Paper and Reference Management
Research Hacks are a series of blog posts about some of the tools, applications, and computer programs that I use in my workflow. Some of these I began using when I was a graduate student, and others I have picked up more recently. This is the second post in the series (see the first post Feedreaders and Aggregators.)
Electronically managing the absurdly large volume of articles, reports, book chapters and other writings that academics procure is a huge way to save time and increase production. My initial way to manage these files (often PDFs) was to include them in a folder that corresponded to a particular project or paper. Because I could never find the article again (Spotlight was a long way from working well at this point), I often had multiple copies of the same paper residing on my computer. This also meant that I had multiple annotations across these papers.
When one summer I realized that I had 11 copies of a paper on covariational reasoning (the topic of my dissertation) on my computer I laughed at the absurdity of this system and vowed to fix it. This is when I found Papers.
Papers (now in its second version—Papers2) is a management system for a person's "research library" (as they refer to it). It is sort of like iTunes for PDF files. You have a "library" of files (only one place on your computer) and these are displayed in the Papers application (just like iTunes). You can then have "playlists" in which you put these files, but without creating multiple copies! For example, you could have "playlists" containing the references for each paper you are currently writing.
The search feature is great. If you are an organization nut like myself, you can also input all sorts of meta-data (publication type, tag words, photos, links to supplementary material, etc.). Papers can also output references for BibTeX or Endnote and has integration with Scrivener and Word. There are limited annotation tools within Papers (although more in v2.1) at this point, but rumor has it that is a big part of the future. There are also several workarounds using Dropbox, Skim, etc. Lastly there are iPhone and iPad apps for Papers that I think are beautiful. Reading articles on the iPad is one of the coolest things ever.
Unfortunately Papers is not free (but there is a substantial discount for students). Also, as far as I know, it is only available for Mac users. There are several other management and reference systems available as well. Two of those are Zotero and Mendeley.
Each system has features that are really cool and some that aren't as well developed. Why did I choose Papers? At the time it was pretty much there only one choice at the time that existed in a state that actually worked. (I seem to recall Mendeley was just released as a beta version.) Would I make the same choice now? I am not sure, but I think so. My second choice would be Zotero. (I am a little concerned about what will happen to Mendeley now that it has been purchased by Elsevier.)
No matter what choice you make, let me make several suggestions.
- Begin using it immediately.
- Begin entering meta-data for every paper you have right away. Don't be chincy here. Yes, I know it is time-consuming, but that just gets worse as you accumulate more and more articles. Some of this can be automated depending on the recency of the paper, etc.
- Learn how to use it to input references into a paper.
- Figure out a workflow for paper annotation (taking notes, highlighting, etc.)
Summer is a wonderful time to learn a new software program or computing language. Happy computing!


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James Hebblethwaite
Biography of James Hebblethwaite
James Hebblethwaite was an English-born Australian poet, teacher and clergyman.
Hebblethwaite was born in Preston, Lancashire, England, the son of William Hebblethwaite, a corn miller, and his wife Margaret, née Cundall. His family was originally prosperous but later suffered heavy financial losses, and Hebblethwaite practically educated himself by gaining scholarships. Hebblethwaite was at St John's College, Battersea, London in 1877-8, and entering on a teaching life became headmaster of a board school, and lecturer in English at the Harris Institute, Preston.
In 1892 Hebblethwaite emigrated to Tasmania for health reasons, and obtained a position on the staff of the Friends' School, Hobart. In 1896 a little volume, Verses, was published at Hobart. About this time he entered the Congregational ministry, and in 1899 was principal of Queen's College, Latrobe, Tasmania. In 1900 A Rose of Regret was published. He was ordained as a deacon in the Church of England in 1903 and in 1904 became a priest. He was vicar of George Town, Tasmania, from 1905 to 1908, Swansea, Tasmania, from 1908 to 1909, and D'Entrecasteaux Channel from 1909 to 1916, when he retired. Another volume, Meadow and Bush, had appeared in 1911, and a collected edition of his poems in 1920. New Poems was published in 1921 and he died in that year. In addition to his poetry he wrote a novel, Castle Hill, published in England in 1895. He was twice married and left a widow and one son.
Hebblethwaite was a man of charming personality. Apparently immersed in a world of dreams, he never allowed himself to neglect his work as a parish clergyman. He was interested in his young men and their sports, and his own simple and sincere piety earned him much respect and affection. As a writer of lyrical poems he has a secure place among the Australian poets of his time.
James Hebblethwaite's Works:
Verses (1896)
A Rose of Regret (1900)
Meadow and Bush (1911)
Collected Poems (1920)
New Poems (1921)
Castle Hill (1895)
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I saw these in a different supermarket to where I usually shop and thought I had to give them a go. They are made from tree pulp and maize so can probably even go on a compost heap! 8 years ago
10 years after introducing 43 Things to the world, we have decided we have met our last goal: completing the incredible experience that has been 43 Things. Please join us in giving one last cheer to all the folks who have shared their goals with the world, as well as all the people who have worked at The Robot Co-op to build this incredible website. We won a Webby Award, published a book, and brought happiness to a lot of people.
Starting today, 43 Things users can export their goals and entries from the site. Starting August 15, we will make the site "read only". 43 Things users will still be able to view the site and export their content, but we won't be taking any new content from users. We hope to leave the site up for folks to see and download their content until the end of the year. Ending on New Year's Eve takes us full circle.
It has been a long ride (one of our original goals was to "build a company that lasts at least 2 years" - we beat that one!) While we wish the site could live on, it has suffered from a number of challenges - changes in how people use the site, the advertising industry, and how search engines view the site. We wish the outcome was different – but we've always been realistic about when our goals are met and when they aren't.
As of today, you will be able to download your goals and entries. See more about that on the FAQ page. Thanks for 10 great years of goal-setting and achieving.
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I saw these in a different supermarket to where I usually shop and thought I had to give them a go. They are made from tree pulp and maize so can probably even go on a compost heap! 8 years ago
My husband dropped at work this morning, unfortunately this means I get to work earlier and will leave later so I am trying to use the time wisely by updating my sites 9 years ago
but last night after opening a new packet of cheese instead of putting it in a plastic bag or wrapping it in a cling film I placed it in a small tupperware box. I know its not saving much, but every drop helps especially when it comes to oil. 9 years ago
and bought locally reared meat and eggs. Also went to the lumber merchants, supermarket and pet shop in the same trip to reduce on fuel use. 9 years ago
My current footprint is 4.9 global hectares (compared to 5.3 average in the UK). If everyone lived liked me we would need 2.7 planets!
notes to ensure I'm consistent in future:
house – 40m2
car – 5l 9 years ago
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By Rosie Gillingham, St. John's Telegram
ST. JOHN'S —The son of former Newfoundland premier Danny Williams had a recent run-in with the law south of the border.
Daniel Mark Williams was arrested in the early hours of April 24 after a dust-up with security and police officers at a sports bar in Treasure Island, near St. Petersburg, Florida.
The 35-year-old has been charged with battery (assault), obstruction or resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct.
According to Lt. Armand Boudreau of the Treasure Island Police Department, security at Gators Sports Bar were alerted to trouble at the bar, where a large crowd had gathered for a bachelor party.
Williams, who was among the group, was asked to leave the bar, but refused, police say.
Police are accusing Williams of punching a security guard 10 times.
The 5-foot-9, 180-pound St. John's man was finally escorted out of the bar and the police were called. However, when an off-duty police officer showed up, Boudreau said, Williams "would not submit to arrest."
Williams was booked by Pinellas County sheriff's officer and released at 6:21 a.m. that same morning on a $800 bond, $500 of which was for the battery charge.
Boudreau said he could not release any further details about the case since it's still an active file.
No court date has been set yet for Williams, but the sheriff's office said he should be notified within the next few weeks.
When contacted through a spokeswoman, the former premier, who retired last year after seven years in office, opted not to comment. The younger Williams could not be reached for comment.
The last time the former premier's son made headlines was seven years ago, when he was attacked and beaten outside a downtown St. John's bar in March 2004.
A 23-year-old man was charged with assault causing bodily harm after the incident, which happened late at night.
Williams Jr. was treated in hospital for a concussion, broken nose, severe laceration to the back of his head and a broken cheekbone, which was fractured in three places.
Following a trial at provincial court in St. John's, the man accused of the attack was found not guilty.
The incident came at a highly charged time, with the provincial government and the premier in the midst of a massive strike by 20,000 public-sector workers.
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Dear Mobile Web Best Practices Working Group, Please consider my Last Call comments [1] on the 13 Jan 2006 draft of "Mobile Web Best Practices 1.0" [2]. Thank you for your work on this document. I have sent a lot of comments; I hope you will find them useful. Please let me know if you have any questions about my comments. Thank you, - Ian [1] http://www.w3.org/2006/02/IJ-mobile-bp-20060113 [2] http://www.w3.org/TR/2006/WD-mobile-bp-20060113/ -- Ian Jacobs (email@example.com) http://www.w3.org/People/Jacobs Tel: +1 718 260-9447Received on Monday, 13 February 2006 16:29:03 GMT
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McLoone's Rum Runner in Sea Bright, destroyed by Hurricane Sandy, will be rebuilt at its Ocean Avenue location abutting the Shrewsbury River and reopen before summer 2015, according to a report by Word On the Shore. Under plans approved by the planning board last week, the new version of the restaurant will be elevated 10 feet, according to the report.
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SEA BRIGHT: The borough planning board has given the approval to McLoone's restaurants to rebuilt their Sea Bright location, the Rum Runner.
The restaurant, located at 816 Ocean Ave., was flooded and destroyed by Hurricane Sandy in October 2012, but will be rebuilt at a higher elevation.
The Sea Bright Planning Board unanimously approved the site plans and necessary variances at its April 8 meeting, according to board secretary Kathy Morris.
The old restaurant will de demolished soon and construction of the new site will begin shortly thereafter. The Rum Runner is expected to be completed in time for the summer of 2015.
A loan from the Economic Development Authority will allow the restaurant to be rebuilt at a cost of between $3 million ...Read more
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SEA BRIGHT – Tim McLoone's Rum Runner is coming back.
McLoone, the restaurateur and musician, this week said his first eatery, overlooking the Shrewsbury River at 816 Ocean Ave., will be rebuilt and, hopefully, ready for business in early 2015. The Rum Runner, flooded and wrecked by Super Storm Sandy, has been closed since the storm hit 14 months ago.
Last week, the state Economic Development Authority (EDA) gave its confirmation to approve a loan that will allow McLoone Management to move forward with the rebuilding, McLoone said.
The future of the waterfront restaurant certainly was in question, he acknowledged.
The location was hit hard by the Oct. 29, 2012 storm that blew through the area. The restaurant's outside deck was swep...Read more
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Bought this for my mother in law who passed away at 90. She really loved it; it brought back alot of memories for her. Catholic and Italian!! Quick service.Published 7 months ago by Nancy P. Ronga
Nice flavor to the book. The author shows his grandmother's warmth and wisdom as he retells stories from his yeas with her.Published 8 months ago by Purchaser
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> So basically, you want to restrict the use of a software to a specific
Not a _specific_ OS. There are _many_ open-source OS's out there and
none of them have monopolistic agenda like Apple or M$. Nor do they use
the open-source community efforts to promote their own commercial
products. Hence, having such a distinction would pretty much limit only
use of software on primarily these two platforms (and perhaps AIX and
SUN (for which there could be a clause added to remedy the exclusion,
since IBM is after all a great supporter of the oss community), and
SCO's crap for which I could not care less).
> This is against the idea of free software. I never heard of a free
Again, please read what I've stated and then respond. I am not
advocating the change of GPL, but creating a new derived license which
simply ensures that the efforts of the open-source community primarily
benefit (gasp!) us, the open-source community, not some company with
monopolistic agenda, regardless how successful (Msft) or unsuccessful
they are (Apple). IIRC GPL license allows for such provisions (i.e.
original developer may choose to restrict the change of the "about" page
in their app, and this perfectly fine by the GPL's standards).
> So GNU/Linux users are elitists because they can use command line
Taking one's statement out of the context and making further conclusions
upon that statement is not only immature and inflammatory, but it is
also plain dumb, smilies or not. It is, however, amusing how you came
about to that conclusion since you could not be farther off from the
truth than you currently are.
Being "elitist" towards outsiders who express even a mild interest in
the Linux/oss community will repel them before they even get a chance to
taste the good aspects of Linux.
I would love to hear from Paul Davis on this issue since he is one of
the most involved contributors in this community when it comes to
monetary dependence. Paul?
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"American Idol" hit a high note Tuesday night as the TV show's top 12 singers performed the music of John Lennon and Paul McCartney for the first time as a musical theme. But three performers on Fox's top-rated singing competition had a hard day's night covering the Beatles' music.
Most surprising in his ineptitude was fan favorite David Archuleta, the plucky 17-year-old pegged by many as a sure thing. He simply couldn't work out "We Can Work It Out," forgetting lyrics and stumbling through an awkward arrangement.
"That was a mess," acerbic judge Simon Cowell said.
Fortunately for Archuleta, Kristy Lee Cook staggered through a dismal country remix of "Eight Days a Week," while normally smooth David Hernandez outdid Wayne Newton with an Easy Cheese-y "I Saw Her Standing There."
On the bright side, big-voiced Chikezie blazed through an invigorating mountain-music version of "She's a Woman," and fresh-faced Brooke Adams shined with "Let It Be" while sitting barefoot at the grand piano. Seasoned musical pros David Cook, Carly Smithson and Michael Johns delivered respectable performances, respectively, of "Eleanor Rigby," "Come Together" and "Across the Universe."
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NHL fans should answer by staying away
JUST SAY NO Please. Pretty please. With sugar on top.
When the two sides in the NHL labour dispute grow tired at last of waving their pizzles (terminology courtesy of the great Larry McMurtry, author of Lonesome Dove) around in public to show whose is bigger, and they finally play hockey again, don't go to the first game. That is my strong advice.
If you can stay away for the entire season, that would be even better, but of course, you can't.
But let the owners see what an empty house looks like, for a while. Let the players experience the sound of silence. Don't weaken. Don't be in a hurry to go back. Don't be pathetic. Show them the same contempt they've shown for you.
If it were possible, a media boycott would be an eloquent statement in its own right, but if that were going to happen, it ought to have started about mid-October, when the first reporters were dispatched to stand in foyers and hotel lobbies and outside on city sidewalks to wait for the the lies du jour from the hard-done-by warring factions.
Hope has been a dangerous and foolish thing during this National Hockey League lockout, which entered its 112th day Saturday; several times the two sides have created some small burst of momentum, or have drawn relatively close, only to see the whole thing go tumbling back into the deep freeze. There is a distinct lack of trust between the league and its players; it was believed a deal could conceivably be reached Sunday, but that could not be confused with inevitability.
But there was a genuine sense of slow but steady progress on Saturday, leavened with serious caution, as the two sides negotiated for most of the day. There are still five days until the league's stated Jan. 11 deadline for a 48-game schedule — there remains the possibility of 50, or perhaps 52 — but for the first time the possibility was raised that they might not need to push negotiations to the limit.
After over 13 hours of separate talks with federal mediator Scot Beckenbaugh on Friday, the two sides resumed mediator-supervised sessions Saturday morning. The sides progressed to the point that they convened the first face-to-face meeting since the session broke up at 1 a.m. Thursday morning, and met from 1:15 p.m. until early into Sunday morning.
That meeting took place at the players' hotel — the same New York hotel made unfortunately famous by former IMF head Dominique Strauss-Kahn — was a first, and a symbolic step forward.
It was variously reported that the two sides had agreed on a collective bargaining agreement term of 10 years, with an opt-out after eight; the players had wanted seven. But by the early evening TSN reported the two sides were just US$1.8-million apart on a salary cap for 2013-14 — US$62.5 for the league, US$64.3 for the players, down from a gap of US$5-million before the session began — which had been a major point of contention. Since that number will be subject to escrow, and since not every team will spend to the cap, it was even less than the maximum gap of US$54-million spread over 30 teams. It was a tiny slice, but that's what's left.
The relative breakthrough in negotiations came in the hours before players concluded 48 hours of re-voting to give the union the power to disclaim interest and dissolve, opening the door to antitrust lawsuits that the league said would effectively doom the season.
That seemed like a bluff — the NBA reached a deal 12 days after its union disclaimed and went to court — but the hammer of disclaiming interest was at least re-introduced to the proceedings. It didn't seem to hurt.
Pensions remained an issue; there were several other smaller issues in play as well. The league wants to put contracts in a box, to avoid the long-term cap-avoiding contracts that were employed in the last agreement, which is creating the gap on year-to-year variance on contracts. Contract terms limits were believed to remain an issue as well. A source in the room described it as "slow progress." Reports of progress were tricky things, because the agreement is full of moving parts, and the two sides were finally engaged in horsetrading.
This time, the player contingent was comprised of Ron Hainsey, Kevin Westgarth, George Parros, Mathieu Darche, Martin St. Louis, Chris Campoli, Jamal Mayers, Shane Doan, and Andrew Ference; Craig Adams arrived in the evening. For the owners, both Bettman and deputy commissioner Bill Daly were both in attendance, but no owners. That Beckenbaugh got them back into the same room was itself an accomplishment.
It could all blow up — these two sides emphatically do not trust one another, which is why Beckenbaugh, who was involved in the 2004-05 lockout, was so important. If and when an agreement is reached, the two sides will insist that everything be committed to writing, and carefully vetted. This will be a handshake where both sides will need to carefully count their fingers, before and after.
But a handshake may be in sight. Cross your fingers, if you like.


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she is right
i dont agree sometimes the parents are there but the kids wont tlk nd what if the neighbors were the ones bullying them then what?
I get bullied all the time. Ever since kindergarten...
Bullying is BAD !
Trust me, Being constantly bullied does NOT help with your confidence T_T
.. I can sympathy.
I used to get bullied even in little school but I never even noticed ;_;
i've been bullied my whole life that's why i'm so lonely all the time but i hate being lonely i'm shy too this one kid called me a retard and some other kid said he was gonna kill me i've even had sucial thoughts it got so bad today that i almost cried in class cause of how lonely i am
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I have been bullied. but I took care of it if they said I am a loser I would say : thanks that gets em mad they want to see you get mad. and I told the principle and they got kicked out of school. and I herd they got grounded from every thing for a month. ha suckers!
Thats what happens to me at school
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Dogs are welcome, at least under certain circumstances, in more places with each passing year. A number of parks, schools, hotels and hospitals now allow dogs, and a wide variety of businesses let both employees and customers bring their dogs with them. There are still a lot of places that are off limits to our four-legged family members, and this continues to affect most people with dogs. I was...
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The Texas Supreme Court has ruled that guardians cannot sue for emotional damages when a pet's death is the fault of someone else. The case concerned a challenge to the law by a family whose dog Avery had been euthanized in error by a shelter. A worker had tagged the dog with instructions not to euthanize her because the family was coming back with the money necessary to release her, but somehow...
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If a new bill in Rhode Island becomes law, it will be illegal to drive with a dog on your lap. The purpose is to protect both people and dogs from being injured or killed in accidents. Distracted drivers are a danger while driving, and it's hard to argue that a dog on your lap isn't ever distracting. Representative Peter Palumbo proposed this legislation last year, but it never came up for a...
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A man unintentionally left evidence at the scene of his crime that led the police to link him with a home robbery. DNA in the mouth of the family dog matched that of David Stoddard. The dog had bitten him in the arm and in the leg after a human member of the dog's family had been assaulted during the break in. Stoddard or one of his accomplices then shot the dog. Sadly, the dog died from the...
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|18 Aug 2010
Windows 7
Sharing on Win 7
Whoever came up with the crock of s.....t that is called "sharing " on Win 7 should be sent back to grade school and taught the meaning of the KISS principle!http://www.sevenforums.com/images/smilies/cry.gif
I've spent ,ore time on trying to get my 28 computers to see each other and to try and get file sharing to work than I spent on anything else over the past few months.
Why change the protocol used on XP that worked perfect to the current mess?
My IT consultants are complaining that they too are wasting their lives trying to sort this mess out.
Tonight I connected a new computer: Guess what, the shared drives that every other computer on the network can see and access can't be accessed because "you require permission from the computer's administrator to make changes".....And all I'm trying to do is copy some needed files across, but noways can I get it to accept me as the workgroup administrator to do something as simple as that.
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|18 Aug 2010
Vista, Windows7, Mint Mate, Zorin, Windows 8
Agree, if all systems are win7, it is simple. For mixed Operating systems, it is iffy. It did not sound like you had any specific question - or do you?
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