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An estimated 23.6 million people in the United States have diabetes, a serious and lifelong condition. Of those 23.6 million, 17.9 million have been diagnosed and 5.7 million have not. The number of individuals diagnosed with diabetes has risen from 1.5 million in 1958 to 18.8 million in 2010. It is estimated that 79 million adults in America 20 years and older have prediabetes. Prediabetes is a condition where blood sugar levels are higher than normal but not high enough to be diagnosed as diabetes.
Diabetes is a disorder of the body's metabolism — the way the body turns food into energy. Most of the food people eat gets broken down into glucose, which is a form of sugar in the blood. Glucose is one of the body's main sources for fuel. After our bodies digest our food, glucose passes into the bloodstream where it is absorbed by cells for growth and energy. However, for glucose to get into the cells, the hormone insulin must be present. Insulin is made by a large gland behind the stomach called the pancreas.
When we eat, our pancreas automatically creates the right amount of insulin in order to move glucose from blood into the cells. In those with diabetes, however, the pancreas makes little or no insulin or the cells do not respond correctly to the insulin which is produced. Glucose then builds up in the blood and overflows into the urine. Thereby, the body loses its primary source of fuel.
The three main types of diabetes are type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes and gestational diabetes. In type 1 diabetes, the pancreas no longer produces insulin because the body's own immune system has attacked and destroyed the pancreatic cells that specialize in insulin production. In type 2 diabetes, the most common form of the condition, muscle, liver and fat cells in the body do not use insulin properly. As a result, the body needs more insulin to help glucose enter the cells to be converted to energy. In time, the pancreas loses its ability to make enough insulin. Gestational diabetes is a form of diabetes that first develops during pregnancy.
Initial signs that the blood sugar is high can include the following:
- being very thirsty
- feeling hungry
- fatigue
- blurry eyesight
- losing feeling or feeling tingling in your feet
- losing weight without trying
- frequent urination
Additional signs that blood sugar is very high may include the following:
- deep, rapid breathing
- dry skin and mouth
- flushed face
- fruity breath odor
- nausea or vomiting, inability to keep down fluids
- stomach pain
Both patients with type 1 diabetes and those with type 2 diabetes may experience these symptoms. People with type 2 diabetes often have no symptoms at first. They may not experience symptoms for many years.
Other symptoms of diabetes may include the following:
- bladder, kidney, skin or other infections that are more frequent or heal slowly
- erectile dysfunction
- pain or numbness in feet or hands
The fasting plasma glucose (FPG) test measures blood sugar levels in an individual who has not eaten anything for at least eight full hours. This is the preferred and most common test for diagnosing diabetes because of its convenience and low cost.
An oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) measures blood sugar levels after an individual fasts for at least eight hours and two hours after the patient drinks a glucose-containing beverage.
A random plasma glucose test, also known as a casual plasma glucose test, measures blood sugar without regard to when the person being tested last ate. This test is often used with an assessment of symptoms for a proper diagnosis.
If you suspect you are at risk for diabetes or diabetes runs in your family, schedule an appointment with your doctor or healthcare professional in order to receive proper testing for diabetes.
Diabetes has no cure, but the condition can be managed. Before the discovery of insulin in 1921, everyone with type 1 diabetes died within a few years following their diagnosis. While insulin is not a cure, it is considered the first major breakthrough in diabetes treatment.
Insulin can be administered directly into body either by injection, an insulin pump, an insulin jet injector or an insulin infuser. Talk to your doctor about these options and work out a strategy that is easiest for you to fit into your daily regimen.
Today, a healthy diet, physical activity and insulin therapy are the basic treatments for diabetes. Blood sugar levels must be closely monitored.
People with type 2 diabetes may need one or more diabetes medications to control their insulin levels.
There are multiple medications for those with diabetes. Diabetes medication helps not only to keep blood sugar levels in a target range, but also to prevent further complications of the condition such as heart disease, heart attack, kidney disease, nerve damage, digestive problems, eye disease and tooth and gum problems.
Metformin is the first choice diabetes medication recommended by the American Diabetes Association for those with type 2 diabetes. This medication lowers the amount of glucose (sugar) made by your liver, thereby preventing blood sugar levels from getting too high.
Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors (Miglitol, Acarbose) help to keep blood sugar from going too high following a meal, a common problem for those with diabetes. These medications work by slowing down the digestion of foods that are high in carbohydrates such as rice, potatoes, bread, milk and fruit.
Starlix (nateglinide) helps the body to make more insulin for a short period of time directly after eating. The insulin helps to keep blood sugar levels from rising too high after eating. Prandin (repaglinide) is a similar medication, helping to make more insulin for a short period of time right after meals so that blood sugar levels don't rise too high after eating.
Januvia (sitagliptin) helps to lower blood sugar by helping your body make more insulin when needed while keeping the liver from putting stored glucose into the blood.
Sulfonylureas also help the body to create more insulin to help lower blood glucose.
Actos (pioglitazone) and Avandia (rosiglitazone) are used to treat insulin resistance — the cause of type 2 diabetes. Insulin resistance means that the body doesn't use insulin properly and that insulin is not absorbed effectively by the body's cells.
Symlin (pramlintide) is another medication that helps to keep blood sugar levels from rising too high after eating. It works by making food move more slowly through the stomach and keeping the liver from storing glucose. This medicine may prevent hunger, leading patients to eat less and perhaps lose weight.
Byetta (exenatide) helps your body make more insulin than is needed and functions in a way similar to Symlin, slowing digestion and preventing glucose storage.
Managing diabetes is more than simply keeping blood sugar levels under control — it is also essential to manage blood pressure and cholesterol levels through healthy eating, physical activity and proper medication in order to lower risk for cardiovascular disease. At least 65 percent of those with diabetes die from heart disease or stroke. Aspirin therapy, if recommended by a doctor or health care professional, as well as quitting smoking, can help lower the risk of cardiovascular disease.
Those with diabetes must take responsibility and initiative for their day-to-day care. Much of their daily care involves keeping blood sugar levels from going too low or too high. If you have diabetes, you and your doctor should work together, or employ the assistance of a dietician, to design a meal plan for yourself in order to stay healthy and lower your risks of heart disease. You will need to begin to fit physical activity into your daily routine. Exercise can help keep weight down, may help insulin work better and is good for your heart and lungs.
Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease, meaning it is a disease that happens when the body's immune system mistakenly attacks healthy body tissues. In type 1 diabetes, the immune system attacks and destroys the insulin-producing beta cells in the pancreas, which results in the pancreas then producing little or no insulin. The exact cause of type 1 diabetes is not known, but researchers believe that autoimmune, genetic and environmental factors are involved in the body's immune system attacks on pancreatic beta cells.
Type 2 diabetes is insulin resistance, or the body's inability to use insulin effectively. When type 2 diabetes is diagnosed, the pancreas is typically producing enough insulin, but the body does not absorb it properly and therefore cannot convert the glucose to energy. After several years, insulin production decreases. Glucose then builds up in the blood, in a manner similar to that of type 1 diabetes, and the body cannot make fuel or convert nutrients to energy.
Gestational diabetes is caused by an influx of hormones that often accompanies a typical pregnancy. A pregnant body may also require more insulin than the body is able to make, thereby creating an insulin shortage and causing diabetes.
Diabetes is not a contagious condition, therefore people cannot "catch" it from each other. However, certain factors do increase one's risk of developing diabetes.
Ninety to 95 percent of all diagnosed cases of diabetes in adults are cases of type 2 diabetes. Only 5 percent of diagnosed cases are type 1, while 2 to 10 percent of cases are gestational diabetes.
Type 1 diabetes is more prevalent in whites than in nonwhites, although it does occur equally in both women and men. Type 1 diabetes is rare in most African, American Indian and Asian populations. This condition often develops in children but can occur at any age.
Type 2 diabetes is more common in older individuals, although that statistic is changing rapidly. Type 2 diabetes is often seen in overweight individuals and occurs most in African Americans, American Indians and some Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, Pacific Islanders and Hispanics.
Diabetes rates in the United States are likely to continue increasing for several reasons, including the fact that as a nation, America is seeing much more obesity, even in young individuals. According to recent estimates from the CDC, diabetes will affect one in three people born in 2000 in the United States. The CDC also predicts that the prevalence of diagnosed diabetes in the United States will increase 165 percent by 2050.
Diabetes is a serious condition, no matter what type you have. It takes caution, commitment and vigilance in order to properly manage the condition. Once you receive a diagnosis, make sure to speak to your doctor at length and get all of your questions answered. Find out what lifestyle and dietary changes will be required as well as any medications you may need.
Involve the people around you (i.e., friends and family) in your new lifestyle. This may make sticking to healthy habits easier and longer lasting. These healthy, proactive steps are necessary to reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease and other diabetes-related complications.
Ask your doctor to show you how to administer insulin, and pay close attention. You will be solely responsible for managing your insulin and blood sugar levels, and you will need to fully understand how to do so in order to stay healthy.
When starting any new condition, be cautious and keep your eyes open for any new symptoms. Call your doctor right away if you notice sores that are not healing or anything else out of the ordinary.
How much of an impact does diabetes have on the nation?
- In 2006, diabetes was the seventh leading cause of death listed on US death certificates. Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death among individuals with diabetes. About 68 percent of people with diabetes die of heart disease or stroke. Overall, total health care and related costs for the treatment of diabetes run about $174 billion annually. Indirect costs, including disability payments, time lost from work and reduced productivity, totaled $58 billion. Direct medical costs for diabetes care, including hospitalizations, medical care and treatment supplies, totaled $116 billion.
When should I be checked for diabetes?
- You can ask your doctor at any time to be checked for diabetes. A physical examination may alert your doctor to abnormal blood pressure, which may lead to further testing. People 45 years of age and older should consider getting tested for prediabetes or diabetes. Those younger than 45 who are overweight, obese or extremely obese should consider being tested for the condition. If you have a family history of diabetes, it is good measure to be tested.
If you have diabetes, remember that the condition is manageable, and it may be easier to stick to your medications and lifestyle plan if you have the help of others.
It is recommended that diabetes patients get 30 to 60 minutes of exercise every day when time permits — even activities such as brisk walking can help your heart health. Diabetes patients are also encouraged to eat healthy foods such as fruits, vegetables, fish, lean meats, chicken or turkey without skin, dry peas or beans, whole grains and low-fat dairy products such as skim milk or cheese. Fish and lean meat should be kept at about 3 ounces (or the size of a deck of cards). Diabets patients should eat foods that have less fat and sodium (salt), as well as foods with more fiber, such as whole grain cereals and whole grain breads.
Diabetes patients should maintain a healthy weight, stop smoking and learn to cope with stress, as stress can raise blood sugar levels. Stress can be difficult to eliminate fully, so you may wish to ask your doctor what you can do to more actively manage stress.
If your doctor has prescribed medication to control your diabetes, take that medication even when you are feeling good. Ask your doctor if you need aspirin to reduce the risk for heart attack or stroke. Get into the habit of receiving routine and regular care.

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Hop aboard a Boston Duck Tour and enjoy a fully narrated, historic tour of Boston. You'll cruise by all the places that make Boston the birthplace of freedom and a city of firsts. Just when you think you've seen it all, your ConDUCKtor drives the DUCK right into the Charles River for a breathtaking view of the Boston and Cambridge skylines. The Freedom Trail Walk is sure to delight as well, a 2.5-mile, brick-lined route that leads you to 16 historically significant sites — each one an authentic treasure.
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I love when a beer surprises you. When I first heard of BJ's Restaurants, I didn't expect much. It was a mall chain and let's be honest, would you expect much from "mall beer?" Then I was given a taste of their Grand Cru and immediately knew I was wrong. That was last year. I've since been to a few BJ's and continue to be impressed with what they have to offer. This year, to celebrate their 10th Anniversary, I went back to my local BJ's (and the newest in the Bay Area) to try their Grand Cru and feature it as my Beer of the Week.
This strong Belgian-style ale features imported Belgian malts and secret spices resulting in a malty character with a whirlwind of fruit and spice flavors.
First served to celebrate the millenium, the Grand Cru is celebrating it's tenth year at BJ's. A Silver medal winner in Belgian-Styled Strong Specialty Ale at the Great American Beer Festival in 2002, and at the World Beer Cup in 2000.
Original Gravity: 1.092
BJ's Grand Cru started with fruit and yeast in the nose, remisicent of wine. Ripe apples and grapes mingle with a yeasty body and finish with pepper, spices and a slightly tart bite that amplifies the grassy hops. Not defined by a style, the Grand Cru sits somewhere between a Duvel and Piraat with more body and stronger yeast presence. Easy to drink for the strength, but definitely worthy of sipping.
The Grand Cru is definitely a treat that should be sought out at BJ's. If you've seen it at other locations in previous years, don't expect it to be around as long as before. According to Michael "Mufasa" Ferguson, BJ's Director Of Brewing Operations, Contract Brewing and Beer Training, the Grand Cru is selling at a rate three times faster than last year. In fact, San Rafael has sold all of their commemorative glasses, having only one left in-house for my visit. I recommend you hurry and get in for a glass before it's all gone.


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Spent a day sorting bikes. First of all there was the new bike for Son-in-law (Ross) All those bits to fit. Pedals- computer- mud-catchers- Saddle wedge. Then the try out up the street and down to the LBS. New shoes for him as he reckoned Purple SPD's don't fit his image. And a new Water/ wind proof as he has put on a bit of weight since he was last riding so I might get the ones he borrowed 3 years ago back now. Then final tweaking and he is ready for tomorrow. The bianchi just needing tyre pressure check and fitting the garmin edge mount so that is ready.
Then I took Ross out on a road ride- just to get his legs in. Put him on the TCR with me on Boreas. He realised within 100 yards why I have a road bike. That TCR flies along but he came up with the same thought as me. TCR is Skittish. Swopped over bikes and he put it that the Boreas is no slower but is like comparing a Rolls To a Ford. Both do the job but the Boreas is an easier ride with more comfort. Just to really make him realise why I got the TCR- I sent him out on the OCR. Slightly different set up- but (His comments) The bike works- but not aswell as the other two. Gears are no where near as crisp- Steering is steady but slow and it takes a lot of effort to get it moving. Once up to speed- it is good but getting it there is hard.
After his last comment- Can't wait to get him up the "Easy" Route to the top of the hills tomorrow. 15% for 1 mile and it will be tricky with plenty of loose flints mixed with clay and sticky chalk. At least when we get to the top- I will have an excuse to take him down to the cafe for a decent Breakfast.


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St John's, Antigua - The Leeward Islands and Jamaica enter Day 4 of their Round 2, Regional 4-Day match at Warner Park today.
It is the only Round 2 that went the distance after there were victories in the other two matches.
The Leewards will resume their second innings on 117/3, leading Jamaica by 88 runs, who...
WICB Media Release.
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados – West Indies spinner Sunil Narine has recovered from the knee injury he suffered during Sunday's first T20 International against England at Kensington Oval.
He was due to have a scan on Monday morning but it was not required. The West Indies will have all...
Barbados Nation article.
Bridgetown, Barbados - While there were contrasting moods following a comprehensive 27-run win by West Indies over England yesterday in the first game of the three match T20 series, there were common injury concerns even if not of the same intensity.
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Barbados Nation article.
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Jamaica Observer article.
Kingston, Jamaica - St Jago High and Jamaica College failed to separate themselves in the Inter-secondary Schools Sports Association (ISSA) Grace Shield, with the two-day two-innings semi-final round game ending in a no-result yesterday.
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How to Fix a Sagging Door
If you have wooden interior doors then over time they may shrink or expand, also hinges become slightly loose and all these factors can cause the door to sag or stick. In this guide you can learn how to fix a sagging door in your home.
Step 1
A sagging door is generally hard to open because it will scrape or catch on the floor when opening it. The first thing you might want to consider is, have you recently laid a new floor, such as carpeting. It could be that the new flooring is higher that the existing flooring just slightly and this is causing the door to catch.
If this is the case then it's a good idea to remove the door and shave off a millimeter or two with an electric planer and then re-hang the door. If this is not the case then check the options below for options on fixing a door that is actually sagging.
Step 2
Open the door and check the hinges to make sure that they are firmly fitted to the frame. A classic sign of a loose hinge is that you can see it protruding from the recess it was seated in and now no longer sits flush with the frame.
Check the screws with a screwdriver to make sure the screws are tight.
If they are loose then tightened them, if the screw continuously turns without tightening, remove the screws and hinges. Fill the hole with a piece of wood with glue and or wood filler. Once it's dry you can replace the hinges and screws.
Step 3
Consider using longer screws in the hinges. Over time, with the opening and closing of the door, this puts strain on the hinges and the screws.
These can move about and as time goes on actually make the holes bigger, resulting in the screws becoming loose and ineffective.
You can fill the holes and start again, as in the advice in Step 2 above. However, you can simply buy longer screws. Don't be tempted to buy larger screws, regarding the width as they will not fit into the hinge screw holes, but longer screws are fine and can be screwed deeper into the door frame.
Step 4
One common cause for doors to sag is if you have young children who like to swing on the doors. Kids are kids and they like to play but swinging on a door doesn't do it, or more to the point the hinges, any good. If this is the case try to discourage, gently, your kids for this activity.
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College baseball teams often get very creative in wiling away the hours of a rain delay, but I find myself most impressed by the Nebraska Cornhuskers and Cal State Bakersfield Roadrunners as they take a dance-off to choreographed levels that I never expected.
I don't know about the likelihood of any of these players getting to the Show, but some definitely have a future on MTV's The Grind.*
*Oh, I'm being informed that MTV's The Grind hasn't been on the air since 1997. Fuck I'm old.


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Once again, the Hamilton fanboys have risen to the occasion.
I don't think anyone on here is saying Hamilton is crap and that Button is the best, but the fanboys are totally missing the point.
Before Button joined McLaren, the fanboys, in all their wisdom, laughed and declared to the world that Hamilton was going to SMASH Button.
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20-40-60 Etiquette---Where are your manners?
QUESTION: We just returned from a long overseas trip. After an already-long day, we got to the Dallas/Fort Worth airport for a several-hour layover until our Oklahoma City flight. The waiting room was very crowded. A group of six apparently unsupervised preteens was turning cartwheels, dancing in the aisles and shrieking across the room to each other. Emboldened by the glares and eye-rolling of other passengers, and knowing the mother would want someone to intervene, I approached the girls.
I was shocked to find that two of the ones who appeared to be preteens were actually mothers of the others. Having gotten that far, I simply asked that they lower the decibel level and refrain from activities that might hurt others, as I waggled my cane at them. (I'm really not old, but I'm sure I sounded like a crone). Several passengers applauded.
As karma would have it, two of the girls and their mother were seated right in front of us on the plane. Soon after take off, the mom slammed her seat back into my husband's lap. The daughter in front of me immediately did the same. When I could catch my breath, I said "Sweetie, I have a broken knee cap. Would you mind please leaving your seat-back upright?" I was stunned when the mother wheeled around on me and said "She is just acting like a normal child. Besides, we paid as much for our seats as you did."
That left me speechless and feeling rotten. Obviously I did something wrong, but WHAT?
CALLIE'S ANSWER: Well, clearly the mother was offended by you telling her and her children to be quiet. The fact that people clapped probably embarrassed her more. Instead of acting like the grownup she is, she got even with you. She used poor taste and is, unfortunately, teaching her bad manners to her daughter.
LILLIE-BETH'S ANSWER: I don't know that you did anything wrong. I can't quite tell the age of the mothers and the kids you are talking about — I guess they all looked really, really young — but it sounds like you are dealing with immature people. All you can do is ask, but keep in mind there could be a backlash just for asking, just like there was for you. I am so sorry that happened.
A great story similar to yours made the rounds of the Internet recently. In it, the familiar story of kids acting up in public and the parents allowing the behavior actually gets resolved in favor of the person who asked them to stop.
The person who did it posted the story to reddit.com and called it "Am I a bad person for this?," so he seems to be having second thoughts about its spitefulness, and there is room for debate about that. He even commented later on the "offmychest" reddit thread that "it felt petty."
He was in line at Burger King, and a child behind him was throwing fits — slamming his video game down in anger during a game and screaming and cussing at his mother to tell her that he wanted pies. The observer of this behavior who posted the story to reddit said he had a migraine at the time and asked the mother to calm the child down. The mother screamed at him instead. So when he got to the front of the line, he bought all 23 pies in the store. The child didn't get any, and the original poster left as the mom glared at him for depriving her child of pies, he said.
Whether it's true or not, this story has struck a chord, and many people are cheering on the poster who stood up to bad-behaving children and their parents in a way that didn't lead to a physical confrontation or hurt the child. "Finally!" the Internet decreed. "Someone won the battle against rude, inconsiderate and self-centered people!" It's too bad some parents allow behavior that disturbs others in public without at least trying to calm down their children. Yes, there are some exceptional cases where the parent has special challenges, but I don't think we're talking about that here. And I don't know what else you can do but make a plea to the parents to intervene, or ignore it. Or buy all the pies in the store.
HELEN'S ANSWER: It was definitely rude of the mothers to allow their children to "run wild" at the airport. You did the right thing by asking "the children" to get control of themselves. Maybe the mothers learned from your intervention that the behavior was not appropriate, but probably they did not take advantage of this learning experience as shown by their seat behavior in the airplane.
If this ever happens again, involve the airline personnel. It is definitely a space issue, and airline people should be involved in maintaining control of their waiting areas and maintaining comfort for all their passengers in the airplane.
GUEST'S ANSWER: Richard Rosser, "Piggy Nation" children's author, playwright, cartoonist: Here's what you did wrong — you tried to be nice. It seems that thoughtfulness and consideration have gone the way of airline meals. Piggy behavior that most would have found shocking a decade ago, now earns a million hits on Youtube. And Piggies are oblivious to glares and eye-rolling. Nowadays, we have to put up with rude behavior at every turn. I've learned that it sometimes pays to appeal to a higher authority. You might have spoken to an airline employee about the disturbance in the terminal or requested a different seat on the plane. But then again, you might have been the recipient of more rude behavior by the overworked worker at the gate or overwhelmed flight attendant. Sometimes it's easier just to ignore the Piggies.
Callie Gordon is 20-something, Lillie-Beth Brinkman is in her 40s, and social columnist Helen Ford Wallace is 60-plus. To ask an etiquette question, email firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Colorado National Guard Soldiers assisting local services with the evacuation of Boulder County Residents. Video includes Soldiers driving through flooded areas and loading civilians into military vehicles in Lyons, Colorado. Produced by SSG Joe Labutka. Available in High Definition.
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The Intel Ethernet Server Adapter I350-T2 offers two high-performing 1GbE connections. The adapter provides cost effective port density, advance features for superior virtualization and application performance, and new industry leading power management capability, all in a halogen-free design. The I350-T2 performance enhancing features include Single Route I/O virtualization (SR-IOV), Virtual Machine Device Queues (VMDq), Intelligent Offloads, PCIe v2.0, 9.5K Jumbo Frame support and time-stamping. Based on the new fully integrated (bridgeless) Intel Ethernet Controller I350, this adapter introduces new levels of performance for both virtualized and iSCSI Unified Networking environments. The I350-T2 server adapters support Energy Efficient Ethernet (EEE) and DMA Coalescing (DMAC) to reduce power within the network and at the server. The I350 is optimized for the latest Intel Xeon Servers.
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Pros: Intel PROSet software allows teaming. Set this card up as a teamed NIC on a Cisco SG500-28 switch. Setup the two ports on the SG500 as a dynamic LAG (LACP enabled) and then set the two ports on the I350-2 in IEEE 802.3ad Dynamic Link Aggregation mode. Worked flawlessly out of the gate.
Cons: None so far.
Other Thoughts: Not sure what "Disgruntled" is talking about when he says this adapter is "NOT compatible with DELL." I installed this NIC in a Dell PowerEdge R520 server and had no issues whatsoever. And to add to that if you go to Dell's website and configure a R series server, this card is listed as an option. Installation was simple for teamed NIC- setup LAG on SG500, install the card in a riser, boot the server (and the BIOS never once complained), install the PROSet software, setup the teaming, connect the Ethernet cables and everything worked perfectly.
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Cons: None noted thus far, but didn't really try to get I/OAT working yet, although that is not something I currently require.
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Pros: No idea, they never worked
Cons: Apparently incompatible with Dell PowerEdge servers.
Other Thoughts: Bought two of these to support our iSCSI network traffic on Dell Poweredge R610 servers. After installing the card, the server booted with error "Warning: Performance degraded. CPU and Memory set to minimum frequencies to meet PSU wattage." Then the server reboots itself and drops the CPU core frequency to minimum. Obviously this is a DELL problem and not an INTEL problem but DELL is completely unwilling to even acknowledge they have an issue, let alone actually fix it. Just wanted to make sure other people out there with DELL hardware see this and avoid these NICS. Had to return these to Newegg, minus their "restocking fee".
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Pros: Excellent throughput. Works as designed.
Cons: None found.
Other Thoughts: Would purchase again.
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Reality TV Magazine's Top Ten Most Controversial, Outrageous, & Memorable Reality TV Moments of 2006
December 28, 2006 01:13 AM by Joe Reality
Just like last year, we selected another surprise American Idol elimination at the top of our list. After Constantine Maroulis' early departure from American Idol 4, one would have thought that voters would have known not to fall into the trap of thinking their favorite was safe. Chris Daughtry's surprise elimination from American Idol 5 once again had viewers screaming about voting conspiracies.
Survivor, the show that jumpstarted the modern age of reality TV, decided to serve up its own dose of controversy. Survivor's new twist of dividing the tribes by race had journalist across the nation in an uproar. Even though the controversy didn't translate into spectacular ratings, it did provide us with one of the most memorable Survivors in years.
In 2005, American Idol had a do over when they showed the wrong phone numbers. In 2006, Big Brother technical malfunctions led to a do over in the head-of-household competition. Erika Landin was stripped of her head-of-household victory, and Janelle Pierzina came out on top in the redo.
Anytime a contestant quits during the middle of a reality TV show it's bound to create controversy. Even more so if said contestants files for divorce while making shocking and explicit allegations against her husband. Sara Evans departure from Dancing with the Stars 3 and the reasons why became one of the biggest reality TV stories of the year.
One of the most shocking reality TV moments didn't even occur on a reality TV show, but we decided to include it because it involved a former reality TV star. When Carrie Underwood was announced as CMA Female Vocalist of the Year, the camera caught Faith Hill reacting in a way that set off a firestorm of controversy. While many interpreted Faith Hill's reaction as outrage over losing to an American Idol winner with only one major album under her belt, Faith insisted that she was only making a joke.
What top ten list involving controversial and outrageous behavior would be complete without Paula Abdul? Paula Abdul actually had one of her best seasons ever as a judge on American Idol with occasional incidents of odd behavior. None stranger than when she cracked up during one of the elimination shows and started talking about nonsensical quotes from Simon involving pizza, salad, moths, melons, fortune cookies, and corn flakes.
Contestants getting voted off or eliminated is a normal occurrence on many reality TV shows, but it's not often that a contestant gets kicked off for violating the rules. Keith Michael's eviction from Project Runway for having pattern making books and leaving the show without permission was one of the most discussed reality TV moments on the Internet.
Katharine McPhee in a tight yellow dress alone might have qualified for the list, but add in a wardrobe malfunction and it's a definite top ten moment. While it was not quite as revealing as a Janet Jackson Super Bowl half-time show, millions of viewers caught a glimpse of Katharine McPhee's underwear when a button popped off her dress during an American Idol performance.
Both seasons of Flavor of Love seemed like one continuous string of controversies. From contestants using the bathroom on Flavor Flav's floor to revealing photos of contestants on the Internet, there were several moments that were good candidates for our list. However, the one that stood out the most to us was when Pumkin spit in New York's face.
Most of our list has been heavy on controversial and outrageous behavior, so we thought we would finish with one of the most memorable moments. During the American Idol 5 finale, Michael Sandecki was giving his best Clay Aiken impersonation, when Clay Aiken himself walked out on the stage. Who can forget Michael almost going into shock on the stage?
Top Ten Most Controversial, Outrageous, & Memorable Reality TV Moments Of 2006
1. Chris Daughtry Eliminated From American Idol 5
2. Survivor Cook Islands Splits Tribes By Race
3. Big Brother Technical Malfunctions Lead To HOH Do-Over
4. Sara Evans Quits Dancing With The Stars 3
5. Faith Hill's Reaction To Carrie Underwood Winning CMA's Female Vocalist Of The Year Award
6. Paula Abdul's Bizarre Behavior
7. Keith Michael Kicked Off Project Runway For Breaking The Rules
8. Katharine McPhee Pops A Button On Her Yellow Dress
9. Pumkin Spits In New York's Face
10. Clay Aiken Surprises His Impersonator on American Idol 5 Finale
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Pat Says:
December 28th, 2006 at 2:58 am
The Clay Aiken AI5 finale moment had to be THE BEST tv moment of the year. He looked pretty darned cute, too!
Jude Says:
December 28th, 2006 at 3:38 am
Sorry, but Constantine is STILL the ONE! He has rocked us this year on his new music Tour from LA's Viper Room to the the Cutting Room in NYC..and beyond to the Broadway stage.
He has written and performed beautiful ballads, fun sing-alongs and humorous stories and collaborated with some of the best musicians in the business; his debut CD will reflect his eclectic music styles and it will be all new music.
His voice is better than ever and his stage charisma keeps us all coming back for more.
He is about to debut in the four-person show that has taken the world by storm in what will be the most challenging and inspiring role of his life so far..Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris.
As the AI mag exec said, "How in the world did Constantine get voted off so early!"
He's still # 1 for thousands and thousands of his fans from India to Hawaii, so Rock it ON, Constantine!.
Winnie Says:
December 28th, 2006 at 3:59 am
I have to agree with Jude…Constantine's early exit on AI4 is still tops on my list of surprises. I cried for weeks and promised never ever to be emotionally involved with any of the contestants until I got hooked again on Season 5. Second will be my second favorite AI contestant KMcPhee….Her button popping yellow dress is to die for and a lot of the male members of some message boards just keeps playing that over and over again in their minds or their computers…we did not see much but we did see something.
Gale Says:
December 28th, 2006 at 7:02 am
The Sandecki/Aiken appearance on the AI5 finale was a truly surprising and fantastic TV moment. It took me a while to even recognize the New Look Clay. It was great seeing him again.
I just saw his latest Christmas concert…he was extremely funny and , Of course, sang beautifully!
Luisa Says:
December 28th, 2006 at 7:02 am
On the night of Daughtry's elimination, almost 2 million people signed on the American Idol board to rant their displeasure. They came in and left the next day or during the following week. Daughtry was such an obvious choice as a winner for his amazing talent that nobody could believe it, but at the end Daughtry came out as the obvious winner as shown by how he's been riding the charts above the current champion. The Chris fans might not have powervoted or used other means to slam and confuse the vote, but the silent majority has been buying his album, and already has gone platinum. The silent majority has spoken.
NJE Says:
December 28th, 2006 at 9:19 am
The most memorable moment for me was Elliott's performances on Elvis night on Idol. Why isn't that on this list?
amelia Says:
December 28th, 2006 at 9:54 am
When you get down to the top 4 on AI it really shouldn't be a surprise who goes. And Chris had already been in the bottom 3. Unlike Constantine who went 6th and NEVER being in the bottom 3. To me, Clay Aiken's appearance was far more of a surprise. It was fun and totally unexpected. AI should do more of this type of thing.
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December 28th, 2006 at 10:06 am
Barbieflausa Says:
December 28th, 2006 at 3:35 pm
I broke my re-dial button on my phone voting for Mr. Taylor Hicks. This was the first time I watched AI from start to finish. It was a great year with lots of talent. I wish Chris, Elliott and everyone of the finalists the best. They are all good friends…and so too should be their followers. Peace & Love in 2007
Donna Says:
December 28th, 2006 at 5:42 pm
For me, nothing compares with the shock I felt when Constantine was dismissed from American Idol. With all he's done since and all he has planned in the future, I still have my doubts as to what happened that night. After almost two years Constantine's fanbase is still as strong and supporting of him as ever. Watch for him in "Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris" beginning Jan. 9th at the Zipper Theater in NYC.
Kath Says:
December 28th, 2006 at 10:11 pm
Definitely Clay on AI's finale. That was the BEST!!!
As far as Katherine McPhee's wardrobe malfuction – please. It was planned! She was and is a media hog from day 1. She didn't deserve to be in the AI finale and she doesn't deserve to be on your list.
Johnny Says:
December 29th, 2006 at 2:53 am
Katharine's wardrobe malfunction was the best thing that happened for all straight men around the world. This woman is so damn SEXY! That body is smoking HOT! Those tatas look delicious! McPhee, you own me.
Setsuyu Says:
December 29th, 2006 at 12:17 pm
Still Constantine's early departure and the Clay Aiken surprise
www.lake-shore.co.uk Says:
November 3rd, 2007 at 2:13 pm
The most memorable moment for me was Elliott's performances on Elvis night on Idol


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CNN's Larry King talks about objective journalism, faith, and cultural decline. And, for the first time, suggests his days with struggling CNN might be numbered. Larry King leaving CNN? For a network already under siege by the scrappy Fox, an abdicating King could spell the end of an empire.
in Los Angeles-It's a battle for the heart of the heartland. Viewers in the so-called "Red States"-the ones that narrowly slipped George W. Bush into the White House-are discovering in droves that they don't have to get their news from the same old left-leaning networks. That's bad news for CNN, the venerable broadcaster nicknamed the "Clinton News Network" by conservatives in Washington. The alternative? Fox News Channel, a more conservative upstart that has surged to the top of the ratings in prime time. In the key 25- to 54-year-old demographic, Fox's audience has increased by 430 percent, while CNN's numbers have slid 28 percent. Even though CNN reaches more total households, Fox whips its rival by 30 percent in those markets where they compete head-to-head. Religious viewers are a driving force behind the exodus from CNN. At Fox they find plenty of reassuring faces, from outspoken Catholics like Sean Hannity to evangelical Protestants like Fred Barnes. Even John Moody, Fox's senior vice president for news, told The New York Times he is a practicing Catholic who believes the pope "may in actual fact be a living saint"-a far cry from Ted Turner's infamous description of Christianity as "a religion for losers." Still, CNN does have a secret weapon in this battle, and an unlikely one at that: a 67-year-old agnostic Jew from Brooklyn named Larry Zeiger. To his millions of fans, of course, he's known as Larry King, thanks to a Miami radio station manager who decided more than 40 years ago that "Zeiger" sounded too ethnic. Since his first awkward moments behind the microphone, Mr. King says, he's never actually worked a day in his life. Instead, he's made a career of doing what he loves: Asking questions of some of the world's most fascinating people. Americans, in return, seem to love watching his show. Despite the Fox nipping at his network's heels, Mr. King's hour of prime time continues to be one of the highest-rated shows on cable television. Indeed, although CNN has recently tried to build programs around its marquee names-Wolf Blitzer, Greta Van Susteren, and others-Larry King Live consistently doubles and even triples their ratings. Reared in New York and now living in Los Angeles, Mr. King's appeal is not limited to the self-conscious urban sophisticates living on the coasts. Indeed, he's uncannily popular with just the kind of middle-American conservatives that Fox seems to be targeting. Janet Parshall, whose conservative talk radio show is heard nationwide, says there is a simple reason for Mr. King's popularity: "His goal is not to impose his worldview on you.... Larry has mastered the art of getting out of the way so you can hear what the guest has to say. That's why he's king." As a frequent guest on Larry King Live, Mrs. Parshall says conservatives are "always treated with respect, consideration, and the utmost manners." She recalls one show on which Joan Rivers, another guest on the panel, began attacking her personally for her conservative views. "Larry stepped in and defended me. He said, 'No, she's a very nice woman, she's very well-respected.' I'll never forget that. I was touched beyond words that he came to my defense." To Mr. King, that's all part of the job. Although many of his broadcasting peers put on a higher-decibel, more confrontational act, he says his own style remains unchanged after 44 years. "I'm an infotainer," he declares, after rejecting labels such as journalist, reporter, and newsman. "I don't have an agenda. I'm there to entertain and to learn; I'm not there to have a soapbox.... I'm very opinionated off the air, but that's not my role on the air. We've gone through lots of changes in broadcasting, but I never wanted to be a fad. I don't think anybody would say I'm not fair, and I'm proud of that." He's one of the best-known, best-paid figures in the news business, but Mr. King has little use for those he describes as "media elites," or "the smug journalists inside the Beltway." He rejects the idea of media as gatekeepers, telling Americans what they should be thinking about and asking all the "right" questions of newsmakers: "There's a lot of highbrow journalists who think they're the judge and jury on what's important." Mr. King also dismisses the idea of objectivity in the news business, putting him at odds with reporters and anchors who insist their own ideology has nothing to do with their coverage. "All things are subjective," he says. "We are all subjective. The decision as to what ran first on the CBS Evening News last night was a subjective decision made by [Dan] Rather and others, trying to be objective, saying this is what I think ... is the most important thing. As soon as you say the word I, that's subjective." So what role does ideology play on Larry King Live? Although Mr. King is coy about revealing his own political leanings, he insists that ideology is not the basis on which he decides whether he likes a particular guest. "A lot of it is instinct," he muses. "You can like a person right away. I don't pre-judge. I don't have an opinion on a guest before I've met them. I can say, I didn't vote for them, that's fine. But I try not to have an opinion about them as a person.... If I am warm, if I am receptive, I will learn more." He cites Dan Quayle as a case in point. Mr. King is one of the few mainstream journalists who has admitted in print to liking the much-maligned vice president. How did he decide that he liked the man who was, at the time, the butt of all political jokes? It goes back to an appearance on Larry King Live. Mr. Quayle, on the air, was pointing out the inconsistency in laws that required his daughter to get permission to have her ears pierced, but not to have an abortion. The instinctive interviewer saw an opening for a question, and he took it: If she did come to him seeking permission for an abortion, what would he tell her? "Obviously I would counsel her and talk to her and support her on whatever decision she made," the vice president replied. To pro-lifers, that answer was unacceptably mushy, and Mr. Quayle spent the next several days back-pedaling on his position. But to Mr. King, the answer was honest and nonpolitical. "I thought him very human. I thought him first a father. I'm a father; I understand that." Fatherhood seems to weigh heavily on Mr. King these days. His book on the Clinton years, Anything Goes, is dedicated to his two young sons. "To Chance, born in 1999, and Cannon, born in 2000," reads the opening page. "I hope your years will not be a time where anything goes." It's a dedication as cryptic as it is intriguing. When asked for a clarification, Mr. King squints out the window of his 11th-story office. The famed "Hollywood" sign snakes along a hillside in the near distance, but the nostalgia in his voice suggests Mr. King is seeing something much further off. The master communicator feels something deeply, yet, for the first time, he has trouble putting it into words. "It's such a world in which things change so fast and fads come in and fads go out. I never thought I'd hear cursing on television, now I do. So this 'anything goes' aspect is an error that I'm glad I missed. Even though I was able to observe it, it didn't affect me as much as it might affect my kids. There's a loss of innocence in an 'anything goes' society. There's a lot to be said for some old values. That doesn't mean everything old was correct; there was a lot wrong. But when you get into an 'anything goes' concept, this disturbs me." His feeling of unease with the modern world is palpable yet vague. He searches for words to express what's wrong. He searches for solutions to problems he can sense but cannot quite articulate. And perhaps most fundamentally, he searches for something he has seen in others but has never found for himself. "I can't make that leap that a lot of people around me have made into belief that there's some judge somewhere," he says, still staring into the distance. "I have a lot of respect for true people of faith.... I've done so many interviews on it. I've always searched. But as someone said, 'Did you ever sit down and read the Bible cover to cover?' The answer's no, because I don't know who wrote it. I'm too in my head to be into faith. Faith is a wonderful thing. I envy people who have it. I just can't make the leap. "I remember as a kid, my father died when I was young, and that was unexplainable to me. The God of the Old Testament, I didn't like things He did. 'Abraham, sacrifice your son.' That always bothered me as a kid. I remember thinking, why would He do that to Abraham? As a test? So I said to myself, I don't know. I just don't know. That's still true to this day." By his own admission, Mr. King is an agnostic, which he defines as an "I-don't-know" person. He says his agnosticism makes him a better interviewer, since he's forever looking for answers to questions that others may not bother to ask. But he sees a difference between an I-don't-know position and an I-don't-care position, which seems to sum up the attitude most reporters take toward the subject of religion. "It's important to our culture," he says unabashedly. "Religion, which brought us a lot of the problems we have, also solved a lot of the problems. Religion has been so profound in the world, both good and bad. Sunday morning and Saturday morning is part of the fabric of America. Even when you don't go, it's still around you. God's around. The word God is around." Rather than pretend religion plays no role in American life, Mr. King is known for exploring every aspect of faith and spirituality on his show. He's talked to Billy Graham about the power of prayer and to Franklin Graham about what it means to be born again. Al Mohler explained why Baptists seek to convert others, Tim LaHaye talked about biblical prophecy, and James Dobson explained the Christian emphasis on family. Shows on the afterlife are common, from the nature of heaven and hell to using mediums to communicate with departed loved ones. The afterlife is a topic that clearly resonates with Mr. King, whose heart surgeries have made headlines. "Right now my opinion is, I hope there's an afterlife, but I think this is it. That's why I fear death. Religious people never fear death, only the sadness of losing someone. If I knew that I was going to go to a place that's better than this, why wouldn't I want to go now? That always confounded me." Such topics resonate with viewers, as well. While other mainstream news organizations ignore or even ridicule religion, consistently high ratings for shows about faith prove that Mr. King is hitting a nerve with the public. That ability to speak to viewers' concerns and to ask the questions they would ask is what makes Mr. King such a valuable franchise for CNN. While the rest of the network flounders-hundreds of layoffs, constantly shuffling shows, and top-level management turnover-Larry King continues to attract millions of viewers and top dollar from advertisers. But for how much longer? His contract with CNN expires in December 2002, and he has not yet committed to re-upping for another stint. Indeed, it was his personal respect for Ted Turner that kept him at CNN during the last round of contract negotiations, and Mr. Turner is gone now as a result of the merger between AOL and TimeWarner, CNN's parent company. Would the king consider switching kingdoms? "I would listen," he says, signaling for the first time on-the-record that his future with CNN is not certain. "I certainly have a great tie to CNN, and they've been very good to me.... But I've probably got one more really big contract left, and I would listen. CNN would have the edge. It's 'round the world, it's live. In every case with CNN, I've usually signed way in advance of the deadline, but I don't know what might happen." A departure by Mr. King would likely spell the collapse of CNN's prime time lineup-especially if he were to jump to arch-rival Fox. The corporate brass at AOL TimeWarner are sure to do everything in their power to keep that from happening. Given Mr. King's value to the network, look for CNN to offer him the world if he stays. Indeed, the Jewish kid from Brooklyn whose first broadcasting job paid $55 a week might soon become the highest-paid TV newsman on the planet. And even then, ever the agnostic, he'll probably wonder if there's something more.


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Two people face heroin-dealing charges after the Luzerne County Drug Task Force busted them at a Kingston motel on Friday.
James "Mel" King, 46, of Wilkes-Barre, is charged with possession, possession with intent to deliver and delivery of a controlled substance, criminal conspiracy, criminal use of a communication facility and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Robin Mosser, 31, of Plymouth, faces charges of possession, possession with intent to deliver and delivery of a controlled substance, criminal conspiracy, and possession of drug paraphernalia.
According to arrest reports, Kingston detectives and Swoyersville police officials, acting as members of the Luzerne County Drug Task Force, met with a confidential informant on March 30 to arrange a controlled purchase of heroin from a man known as "Mel" who was staying at the Budget Inn, 446 Wyoming Ave.
The undercover purchase took place, and task force officers arranged another for Friday. The informant called King on his cellphone and arranged to meet him at the Budget Inn, where King agreed to sell five packets of heroin for $100.
Officers set up surveillance at the motel and watched as King and a woman identified as Mosser walked into Room 31. A short time later, King and Mosser came out on the balcony facing Wyoming Avenue, and the informant arrived and parked beneath it. The informant watched Mosser hand white packets to King, who then descended the steps and came over to the informant's vehicle where the deal took place.
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At the police station, Mosser said King had given her the heroin to hang onto and that she gave it back when the informant drove into the motel parking lot. King said, "I knew that (expletive) was a cop."
Magisterial District Judge James Tupper arraigned the pair and set King's bail at $70,000 and Mosser's at $35,000. Neither was able to post bail, so King and Mosser were lodged in the Luzerne County Correctional Facility.
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As I sat talking to a nice couple who had spent the week camping near the place I anchored last night an enormous submarine flanked by several coast guard tugs and security boats came by. Those specs on the top deck are people. The waterway closes when these boys come through. Understandably. Not only are they nuclear powered but they are likely filled up with our latest technology nuclear missiles. No, we wouldn't want anybody making a run for this sub as she heads back to the gigantic base just up the river.
08/29/2008, Cumberland Island National Park
I'm not really into tfilot anymore, but if I was and if I was with a group, this would definitely be the place for it.
I have really enjoyed the times we've anchored on one side of a shelter island and then walked across to the Atlantic beach on the other side. This morning the water was calm and it was low tide so there was plenty of beach for the dogs to play on and for me to meander along. There are no hotels on this beach and no rules prohibiting dogs. Now they are all tired out and resting on the boat. I've got to do a huge load of dishes and then we may tour the Carnegie mansion ruins before heading off to Florida.
08/29/2008, Cumberland Island in far southern Georgia
As soon as it was light we dingied back to the National Park docks and started hiking to the beach, about 1/2 mile from the docks. The hike went through a forest the likes of which I have never seen. Even though I applied deet, the mozzies were overpowering. Big ones. I even applied repellent on the dogs it was so bad. I got bit several times and was walking double time to keep them off of me. The dogs didn't care. They'd been cooped up on the sailboat for days without much of a chance to run free and they relished the experience.
08/29/2008, the picture is 50 nm north, we are 50 nm south
It's 6:45 in the morning and we are still waiting for the sun to rise. When I started my present set of travels back in May (four months ago) the sun was up before I was. Now I often have an hour of dark before the light. Fall is coming even if it is still hot and dare I say it is getting cooler at night even as I go south. I cruised farther in one day yesterday than I have before in either this boat or Singmeaway. A favorable current 1/2 of the way helped considerably. I've been fighting current a lot of the way through Georgia. I think I've been on longer passages than the 10+ hour one I did yesterday, but this boat is faster than the Catalina 25 and in a long day, outruns it. I passed a place or two I should have probably stopped and visited, but I'm sick of visiting quaint towns. Right now I'm about distance. We'll stop when we get down into Florida some. Turns out the anchorage I found myself at last night is attached to a really cool national park.
08/28/2008, Southern Georgia, USA
I'm just down the way from a nice dock. I took the dogs there at dusk and this is the best picture I could get. It was too dark to hike too far even though this is the starting point for a lot of good hiking. The dogs will love it. But for tonight at least they got to run around and do their thing. We arrived back at the boat in darkness and I made a nice dinner which I did not photograph thank you - but it was good - especially the nutty bar dessert. I can still hear thunder from the system in the area. Hopefully it won't rain on us. We've been making long, 50 mile passages on the ICW this week. Tiring, but enjoyable. Florida is only a few miles away from this anchorage. Georgia has definitely taken the prize for the most remote ICW experience, but it was an experience I will never forget.
08/28/2008, Some Anchorage Between Hilton Head and Jacksonville
It's been a several day trek across the coast of Georgia. Georgia has the most rugged remote coast in the whole ICW. The shallows here are noteworthy but the open water has also been nice. Since the conditions on the water are often difficult, a nice meal really means something. Maybe that's why I keep showing the food. Maybe it just gives me something to do while I'm waiting for tonight's pasta to get done.
You'd think its all sunrises, sunsets, and food, but those are just some of the highlights. There are hard times too, but I try not to dwell on them. Today was a long trek mostly against the current through lots of open water with thunderstorms threatening. Tonight's evening activity was dinner, watch the exquisite sunset, shower using the outside shower (anther great and liberating experience), shave, fix the blocked marine head (you don't even want to know, but at least I did it myself and didn't require a marina mechanic and a week of bucket use), drag Jake inside for the night, blog, and sleep.
I took off rather late in the morning from Hilton Head and put in over 40 nautical miles (more in regular car miles). I was tired when I arrived. The internet was pretty spotty so I couldn't upload any other pictures. This is a sense of what it looked like while I was getting ready to depart this morning. We're presently anchored another 40+ nautical miles down the ICW. Lots of open water today. We're anchored in a safe place with the possibility of dinging in to shore. Time to make dinner.
08/26/2008, Some creek along the ICW
After a wonderful day of cruising I found myself at a beautiful anchorage just off the ICW. Most of this is leftovers, but it was so good, Tucson soul food.


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The incident over the Baltic Sea comes at a time of heightened tensions between Washington and Moscow over the Ukraine crisis.
16:59, UK, Monday 04 August 2014
A US reconnaissance plane crossed into Swedish airspace last month to avoid being intercepted by Russian fighters, the New York Times has said.
On July 18, Russian aircraft approached an Air Force RC-135 electronic surveillance plane as it was flying in international airspace over the Baltic Sea, it reported.
Swedish media said the aircraft was flying near Kaliningrad, a militarised Russian exclave between Poland and Lithuania.
After being approached by Russian aircraft, the RC-135 pilot sought to avoid the encounter by manoeuvring his plane into Swedish airspace, flying over Gotland Island.
Sweden is not a member of Nato, and the United States European Command said in a statement that the RC-135 had been directed toward Swedish territory "incorrectly by US personnel", the Times reported.
The spy plane then quickly left Swedish airspace.
Details about the incursion came as the Interfax news agency said Russia would carry out military exercises involving more than 100 planes and helicopters in central and western districts.
Air force spokesman Igor Klimov was quoted as saying aircraft such as Su-27 and MiG-31 fighter jets, Russia's newest frontline bomber the Su-34, and Mi-8, Mi-24 and Mi-28N helicopters would be used in the exercises and some would conduct missile practice.
Ties between Washington and Moscow have plunged to their lowest level since the end of the Cold War over the crisis in Ukraine.
The US accuses Russia of providing weapons and support to rebels fighting the Kiev government, a charge that Moscow denies.
Washington has imposed tough sanctions on Russia.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — A state-commissioned study has found wide disparities in insurance payments to Rhode Island hospitals.
The Providence Journal reports (http://bit.ly/pX8RJW) that insurers, for example, paid on average three times more for patients who were admitted to Kent Hospital for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease than for those with the same diagnosis at Our Lady of Fatima Hospital.
The study also says Rhode Island Hospital was paid four times more to evaluate emergency room patients with chest pain than for the same work at Memorial Hospital of Rhode Island.
The 2010 review was released on Wednesday.
Health Insurance Commissioner Christopher F. Koller, who commissioned the report, said the disparities raise questions about whether employers and subscribers get their money's worth for health insurance.
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Rating The Hunger Games: As The Hunger Games movie buzz continues, Entertainment Weekly asks a good question: how will The Hunger Games manage a PG-13 rating? While there are recommended ages for children's and teen titles, there are no set guidelines as in the movie rating system. In this case, The Hunger Games is considered a teen book, but on the big screen the violence of young adults fighting to the death (and pretty horrific deaths, at that) could be a tough sell for the same rating as a Harry Potter movie. The bigger question may be whether the studio can achieve a PG-13 rating and still satisfy the legions of Hunger Games fans.
A long wait at the airport: Author Alain de Botton (How Proust Can Save Your Life) spoke with David L. Ulin from the Los Angeles Times recently about his 2009 stint as writer-in-residence at London's Heathrow Airport. The result of de Botton's experiences is A Week at the Airport, released last month in the U.S. as a paperback original (and eBook).
The wolf wins it: Earlier this month, Michelle Paver won the 2010 Guardian Children's Fiction prize for Ghost Hunter, the final book in the "Chronicles of Ancient Darkness" series. Full disclosure--this has been a favorite series of mine since I read the first book, Wolf Brother, and learned that the author insists on experiencing the same things she sends her protagonist, Torak, off to do (including swimming with killer whales).
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Kanye West has revealed the single cover art for the upcoming track "I Don't Like."
The track, which could be featured on the upcoming G.O.O.D. Music compilation, is slated to feature rhymes from Kanye West, Pusha T, Chief Keef, Jadakiss and Big Sean. It is unclear when the track will be released, but it serves as a remix to Keef's hit featuring Lil Reese.
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Revised engine components and fuel injection systems will give better economy, say Yamaha
The new engine design features revised internal components and an all-new fuel injection system for increased fuel efficiency, Yamaha claim. The first powerplant will be a 125cc unit and will feature in machines destined for Southeast Asia, in order to comply with increasing environmental legislation.
Yamaha also plans to export the high-efficiency engines to bikes exported to the US and Europe sometime in the near future; most likely the units destined for Europe will be larger capacity motors.
The company are using the skills of around 100 engineers from their large-bike development programme to speed up the implementation of the new fuel efficient engines.
why are you using the Yamaha music corporation logo to highlight this item?
The descender on the M doesn't hit the baseline, and the tuning forks do not reach the outer circle.
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