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eka pada rajakapotasana...or one legged king pigeon, is one of those poses on my mental asana check list that i must conquer. right there with kurmasana, kapotasana, marichyasana, visvamitrasana, mayurasana. this is not me in the picture, by the way. i'm so eager to get back to yoga so that i can work more on this asana, but sadly i am having to cut yoga this morning. my kitchen is crying for help.
my awesome and talented friend, bonnie is helping me with the kitchen remodel. other than the plumber and john, bonnie's friend who helped build a cabinet, we are doing all the work ourselves. we demolished the tile countertops about 10 days ago and hacked off part of the counter. we installed butcherblock countertops, a stainless sink with a drainboard, faux decorative tin backsplash, new island, total paint job, cabinet door refacing and so on. it's going to look amazing when we finish...if we ever finish. i think we will make some real progress today. but first, jaymes' soccer game against the wildcats. i'm sure the mustangs will win...they always do!
i know i said we'd talk coconuts, but i haven't had any for a while because of my kitchen chaos. to talk about them while not having them around would be sad. so we'll wait for that, ok?

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text: Well I kind of added a one sided comment to something for a friend on the novel section. Either way it made me think, how ones thoughts change perspective of how we write. I am talking about the different thinking types: -Audio Thinkers -Textual Thinkers -Conceptual Thinkers -Visual Thinkers How do all these different types of thinkers, write? And how does it affect writing?


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As President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump depart the White House the president answers questions from reporters and gathered pool media.
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This is OUR president. This is the common sense and practical outlook we voted for. Owning and admitting the downsides; steadfast inside the hurricane of crisis; not pretending every solution will equally benefit. This is a brutally honest president who remains focused on elevating competency and directly facing the challenges.
It truly is remarkable to watch a citizen representative commander-in-chief, with a background on solving complex and often multidimensional problems, lead from an elevated outlook while laser focused on the average American. Great week.


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India CEO of US-based IT firm attacked in NoidaSeptember 27th, 2008 - 2:32 pm ICT by IANS
Noida, Sep 27 (IANS) The chief executive officer (CEO) in India of a US-based software firm was dragged out of his car and viciously attacked in Noida, police said Saturday, four days after the India CEO of an Italian firm was lynched by workers in nearby Greater Noida.Kashir Dwivedi, 37, the CEO of Expedience e-solutions India Ltd, was waylaid Friday night on a road in Noida, a satellite town bordering Delhi, while he drove his car to a Sai Baba temple.
The company he heads has its global headquarters at Houston, Texas.
Speaking to IANS, Dwivedi said: "I had left my office in Noida Sector 63 around 9.30 p.m. Four men in a Tavera overtook my car (a Honda Civic) and parked in such a way that my vehicle got trapped.
"They tried to open my doors. Since they had been automatically locked, they brought out an iron rod from their car, smashed open the window and dragged me out on the road.
"They tried to pick me up like a sack of potatoes and push me inside their car. I resisted and kept rolling on the road to avoid them, shouting for help.
"By this time, a crowd had assembled. So the men fled. Before that, one of them hit me on the head with the iron rod. I lost consciousness for a while.
"When I regained sense, I called my wife Madhu with my mobile phone. She rushed to the spot and took me to the Kailash hospital (nearby)."
The rattled Dwivedi was under observation in the hospital through the night and discharged Saturday.
A resident of Sector 61 in Noida where his office is located, Dwivedi is now scared to go to work although there has never been any labour trouble there. "This city seems unsafe," said Madhu.
Noida's Senior Superintendent of Police said a case had been registered and efforts were on to trace the four attackers.
On Monday, Lalit Kishore Choudury, 47 and CEO and India head of Graziano Transmissioni India, was lynched inside the factory by workers sacked earlier. The killing shocked India Inc.
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Coasters/Designers You'd Like to See in the Future.
SFGAdv10 replied to MarioSonic94's topic in General Discussions^ Well, SFMM added a Zacspin and SFOG added a Eurofighter. But, what other coaster will we build. We don't exactly have the most room in the world. We aren't gonna add another world class woodie anytime soon. Maybe a Wingrider but I can't see us adding another huge coaster. But, flats should be the park's main priority right now.
My Ideas for Six Flags Great Adventure
SFGAdv10 replied to Six Flags FUN!'s topic in My Ideas For The ParkI know this is an old topic, but I'd like to share my ideas with you 1. Reopen the Old Country 2. Add a Zacspin themed to the Old Country 3. Add a Huss Giant Frisbee in the Golden Kingdom 4. Add an Intamin Gyro Drop in Adventure Alley, similar to KD's Drop Tower 5. Refurbish area near the stage near the lake. 6. Add a Screamin' Swing in Frontier Adventures 7. Add a water coaster to Hurricane Harbor 8. A hotel!
Coasters/Designers You'd Like to See in the Future.
SFGAdv10 replied to MarioSonic94's topic in General DiscussionsI think the park would really benefit from a Eurofighter or a Zacspin. They are both compact and fairly affordable. I really don't want another Batman themed ride, but we need something over near the stunt arena. It's just trash cans. Even if, and I've said this alot, reopen the Old Country and connect the two. If we put the coaster there, it would work really well. A name like Excalibur would be a great name with the Old Country theme. Untamed at Canobie Lake Park is a great example of a coaster that would fit at Great Adventure.
A Giga Drop Coming to GA?
SFGAdv10 replied to Andrew M's topic in The Future of the ParkI really don't like the idea of a drop tower on Kingda Ka. But, it would look horrible. Also, how are people supposed to get to it? Will the park reopen Kingda Ka's old queue, and use the queue in use now as the tower's queue? I've tried numerous times to come up with a way to make it work but it just can't. I really hope the park doesn't do this and keep the tallest coaster in the world the way it is now. I'm gonna go a bit off topic and say that a Huss Giant Frisbee would fit well in the Golden Kingdom. I just think that the area needs a larger scale flat ride, not just a huge coaster and a kids play area.
Your first ride at GA?
SFGAdv10 replied to Yankees99's topic in History of the Theme ParkMy first ride ever at GA was Flying Wave. I was upset when it was removed. Then I rode Big Fury, then Traffic Jam. Thats all I remember.
SFGAdv10 replied to The Master's topic in History of the Theme ParkI liked Spinnaker, I rode it once. But SFGA focuses on coasters and nothing else. Cedar Fair focuses on everything. I never want another War on Lines. I'd rather have flat packages. If they add 10 rides in 1 year I would want a Zerier Wave Swinger, A Star Flyer, Reopen Autobahn, Reopen Musik Express, An Intamin ZacSpin, A Huss Enterprise, A Huss Breakdance, An Intamin 2nd Generation Drop Tower, A scrambler, and an S&S Screamin' Swing.
I love coasters that give you a nice jolt or rattle your body once an a while. I like Boulder Dash at Lake Compounce because the ride is different each time. El Toro is great but it is the same each time. I liked Mean Streak, GASM, Corkscrew (Cedar Point), Wildcat (Hershey), Loch Ness Monster, Mind Eraser (SFNE), Sidewinder, Thunderbolt (Kennywood), and Rolling Thunder. Don't get me wrong I love the new technology, but sometimes I was a ride that jolts you a bit. That's just me.
I liked Pendulum, Chiller, GASM, Freefall, and Flying Wave. They were all really fun to me.
Rolling Thunder Backwards?
SFGAdv10 replied to medusa05's topic in History of the Theme ParkTo me Rolling Thunder doesn't hurt for me. But can anyone see Rolling Thunder running backwards again. Like American Eagle at SFGAm. I hope that happens next year.
Six Flags Ride Rotation Program
SFGAdv10 replied to 29yrswithaGApass's topic in Industry RumorsWell there are rumors going around the amusement park industry that Six Flags can return the Ride Rotation Program. If this does happen, how can this improve or hurt the park?
Areas to Be Developed
SFGAdv10 replied to coastercrazy's topic in My Ideas For The ParkBuild rides right by the lake. Maybe a Euro Fighter right on the lake. Similar to DDD at SFOG.
Favorite Roller Coaster at SFGAdv
SFGAdv10 replied to SFGAdv10's topic in History of the Theme ParkThey can't make the top of Kingda Ka a top hat. Intamin AG doesn't make coasters with Top Hat inversions. Premier does though.
What could SFGAdv use in the coming years?
SFGAdv10 replied to SFGAdv10's topic in My Ideas For The ParkThe last thing SFGAdv needs is another War on Lines. Something that will most likely happen is in 2012 is they get a Star Flyer, reopen the Old Country, and maybe get a family flat ride in Fantasy Forest. What do you think?
GA Mystery Photos & Trivia
SFGAdv10 replied to 29yrswithaGApass's topic in Goodtime AlleyThe Old Country Sign during Fright Fest??? This is tough.
This or that?
SFGAdv10 replied to Great Adventurer's topic in General DiscussionsAssult Rifle Sniper Rifle or Light Machine Gun?


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Sure the Secret Service gets upset over trivial things. But think of it as a jobs program for overpaid Secret Service thugs. If the Secret Service didn't jump at all these trivial harmless incidents these Secret Service thugs wouldn't have jobs.
Peoria sergeant's photo prompts Secret Service probe
by Sonu Munshi - Jan. 26, 2012 09:10 PM
The Republic | azcentral.com
A Peoria police sergeant is under investigation after posting a photo on his Facebook page that showed several young men, some holding guns, and a T-shirt with a bullet-riddled image of President Barack Obama.
The internal investigation of Sgt. Pat Shearer was prompted after the agency got word the Secret Service was looking into the photograph, police spokesman Jay Davies said Thursday.
"We were made aware of that situation today and we have opened an administrative investigation to determine if there are any policy violations that took place," Davies said.
The photo has since been removed from Shearer's page.
It was posted Jan. 20, before the president's visit to the Valley on Wednesday.
The New York Times described the picture as showing seven young men, four posing with weapons and one holding the T-shirt, "with small holes and gashes," bearing a likeness of the president above the word "Hope."
The Times reported the image was also posted on the Facebook page of one of the young men in the picture posing with a gun. He was identified as a Peoria Centennial High School student.
Danielle Airey, a spokeswoman for the Peoria Unified School District, confirmed the individual is a Centennial High student, but was unable to confirm whether all of the people in the photo were district students.
"Right now we're just cooperating with the investigation of local and federal authorities," Airey said.
Davies said that Shearer, who has been with the department at least 14 years, remained on active duty as of Thursday.
According to the Peoria Police Department's social-media policy, which includes social-networking sites, "employees shall not post, transmit, reproduce and/or disseminate information (text, pictures, video, audio, etc.) to the Internet or any other forum (public or private) that would tend to discredit or reflect unfavorably upon the department or any of the department's employees."
Reporter Kristena Hansen contributed to this article.
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The U.S. Soccer presidential election is impossible to predict
Kyle Martino
Martino has credibility from his injury-shortened playing career and his work as an analyst for NBC Sports' sterling studio shows. He also has a lot of friends in high places.
He gathered a panel of experts to help draft his Progress Plan, the most detailed public proposals of any candidate. And he is a convincing, charismatic, extemporaneous speaker who conveys good ideas from his fellow former players.
- The current convoluted player pathway is "Frogger" -- nobody knows how to navigate it. (Unnamed women's national team veteran)
- Don't professionalize game at younger levels (Thierry Henry)
He also has good perspective on the NWSL, seeing the women's league in the same spot as MLS was in several years ago. What it needs, he says, is a set of owners who believe they can "get over the hump" just as a small group of MLS owners did in 2002.
Given his close ties to many of his athlete peers, he may get some of the coveted (heavily weighted, by U.S. law) athlete votes. That, plus a few state associations that seem impressed with him, will make him a viable candidate.
The ideas are very specific -- borrowing a state association's idea of having a $3 player-registration surcharge going toward coaching education, for example -- but meant as conversation-starters. He thinks the plan will give him a head start because, while other candidates are talking about going on a listening tour, he'll already have done so.
It's hard to gauge reaction to the plan so far, but he and his team passed out a lot of copies in Philadelphia, and plenty of people had their noses buried in it.
Hope Solo
Solo will someday join Wynalda and Caligiuri in the Hall of Fame. She's also a high-profile advocate for women's rights and an advocate for the game as a whole in lower-profile interactions with star-struck fans.
At times, Solo showed impressive grasp of the issues, and she's able to relate them to her unique story as a player who rose from near-poverty to international glory. Under the current system that drives players to the Development Academy or a handful of "superclubs," she says, she wouldn't have been able to reach the national team. A lot of people working in the game today would agree. ODP was a lifeline for her.
And it's not as if she's only concerned with issues that relate to her directly. Asked in her session what she would do with the Federation's cash reserves, she mentioned unique needs in several states, including Wisconsin and Alaska needing fields (the latter indoors).
But she also makes the occasional passionate speech about something that isn't quite accurate. She complained that U.S. Soccer doesn't have age-appropriate coaching licenses, so someone with an F license could coach a team from age 6 to age 18. Actually, the current system (F, then E, D, C and so on) is tied to age groups, and a new system being rolled out continues to tailor specific modules to specific ages. She made a curious complaint that the delegate list sent to candidates only has about 600 names of the 1,000 she expected, but based on previous years and the bylaws, it's difficult to see more than 600 delegates having a vote.
Her individual session also reeked of fandom. While other candidates either had an excellent host (Alexi Lalas in three of them, Wood in another) or talked on their own, Solo's host was Montana high school and club coach O'Brien Byrd, who made no effort to hide his giddiness at being on stage next to the woman his kids call "Auntie Hope." It ended with an awkward "question" from a coach who was clearly on her side but wouldn't shut up long enough to let her speak for herself, despite several efforts on her part to break in politely.
And she did not address her pending court case in Washington state among other well-documented run-ins with authority, aside from a long, unconvincing take on the 2016 "cowards" incident.
Worth noting: Solo has not retired. She says she turned down a "historic" offer from an overseas club because she's still rehabbing her shoulder.
Michael Winograd
Like Gans, Winograd is a well-spoken lawyer with detailed plans, genial manners and a solid record in the game as a player, coach, parent and deal-maker. They share a similar issue -- trying to stand out in a crowded field against Hall of Fame players and experienced U.S. Soccer insiders.
But Winograd has won rave reviews for his appearances in previous forums, and those who hadn't heard him before had to be impressed with him in Philadelphia.
He's comfortable talking soccer. In his session, he chatted with Alexi Lalas about when to give young players freedom to play a variety of styles and when to bring them into a national style.
He's comfortable talking business, including SUM, which he says sometimes has its best interests aligned with MLS and U.S. Soccer and sometimes doesn't. Lalas asked for an example of when it's not, and Winograd mentioned TV contracts, where perhaps MLS and the men's national team would be better off unbundled at this point.
His ideas are intriguing. Winograd suggests a gradual shift to promotion/relegation by allowing "guest" teams to be promoted while existing MLS clubs can't be relegated. He sees training centers in each state with a technical director whose salary would be competitive with MLS and college jobs.
One comment at the forum was apparently misunderstood. He said, as he has said in many previous interviews, that what works for some states doesn't work for others. Some states, he said, are happy with having AYSO for recreational soccer, U.S. Youth Soccer for basic travel, U.S. Club Soccer for an elite travel league and the Development Academy on top of that. In a room full of U.S. Youth Soccer reps, the notion of U.S. Club being a higher level isn't popular. But in some states, that's the reality, and his point certainly wasn't that U.S. Club's leagues are universally on a higher level.
That misunderstanding aside, he's popular with other candidates and others in Philly, and the consensus is that he's someone who should be involved with the sport down the line, even if he's not elected president in February.
Eric Wynalda
Eric Wynalda is a Hall of Famer with an easygoing charisma in small groups, and he can work a room like no other candidate. He speaks in the manner of Barack Obama, full of dramatic pauses for emphasis and an uncanny ability to connect.
And he's quick on his feet. Baited (unintentionally) by a question about too many foreign players in MLS, he shifted the conversation to our youth development mentality, saying we're churning out too many robots and not enough creative players, forcing MLS clubs to look elsewhere for those players.
He realizes he needs to convince people of his business acumen. He promises to take advantage of business knowledge inside and outside of the Federation. He also pointed out that roughly half of USSF revenue comes from TV, a business he knows well (that number is disputed, based on some unknown details of SUM revenue).
But he also needs to convince people he isn't just pandering to those who think a president can impose promotion/relegation on the U.S. pro game, or that such a system will magically cure all ills. As such, he sometimes vacillates between throwing raw meat to his base and offering a more polite take on how he'll reform the Federation.
In his hour-long session, he offered sincere compliments for Sunil Gulati: "The man deserves an immense amount of credit. ... The fact that he may not be the right guy to take us to the future is irrelevant." Wynalda even demanded a round of applause for the outgoing president. He also mentioned he had just had breakfast with U.S. Soccer CEO Dan Flynn. And he explicitly said he wasn't out to "blow it all up."
Then a few hours before the all-candidates forum, he released an attack on Carter and Cordeiro as "non-soccer people" that may well backfire because it makes him look like a populist bully. Implying that Carter, who played in college and at the adult level, is not a "soccer person" runs the risk of veering into sexism -- Carter graduated from college when women had no realistic pro opportunities.
In the forum, Wynalda started out saying he was going to "take the gloves off," speak truth for the first time and offer solutions. He did none of the three. He did say the USA may not get the 2026 World Cup because we're not in "compliance" with what he described as 13 FIFA bylaws and statutes. The only ones he mentioned were promotion/relegation, on which the FIFA regulations are murky at best and unenforced at least, and playing a fall-to-spring calendar, which FIFA doesn't require at all.
But make no mistake -- he's the front-runner. Kathy Carter has a solid bloc consisting of MLS and whoever lines up behind the status quo. But that's not enough to give her the 50 percent she needs on the first ballot, and on subsequent ballots; it's hard to imagine support shifting to her from one of the other seven candidates. It'll go to Wynalda or perhaps another candidate that emerges from that first ballot as a viable president.
And many of the state representatives filed out of Saturday's forum, offering little to tip their hands as to how that first ballot will go.


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Ringing in the new year
January 12, 2002
Here it is, albeit a couple weeks in, my first post of the new year. Work is steady and I'm proud to say that I've just completed or am about to complete a number of projects for various organizations and will be putting up some examples for you perusal as soon as I'm contractually able.
In other news, I just recently sent my entry out to the fine folks at Spectrum Science Fiction and Fantasy Illustration Contest, (The winners of which are then collected into the annual Spectrum publication by Underwood Press.) With any luck I'll once again be rubbing elbows with the industry's best as they look askance and wonder who the idiot rubbing their elbows is.
Also, to those who have been waiting so patiently for something new to look at, I will be making some additions to the various portfolios in the coming weeks as I've been drawing and painting like a mad man and the "needs to go on the web site" stack is getting a little out of hand... Which perfectly illustrates the irony of having a dynamic portfolio such as this. If I'm creating stuff to put on the web site then I'm usually strapped for time to do so. In the meantime here's a little sneak preview for those studious and or faithful enough to read through these posts.


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In the days from 9th till 13th October, 2016 in the city of Gyeongju, the ancient capital of Korea, NUTHOS-11 conference was held; Nuclear Reactor Thermal-Hydraulics, Operation and Safety.
Around 500 participants presented about 350 papers in parallel sessions from nuclear thermal hydraulics and severe accidents. In the session dedicated to the research reactors Iztok Tiselj presented a paper by R. Henry, I. Tiselj, M. Matkovič "Coolant temperature measurements and the TRIGA research reactor" and at the same time participated in the conference as head of two sessions, as well in the organization as a member of the program committee and organizer of multidisciplinary contributions in the field of thermal hydraulics even before the conference.
The last day of the conference was concluded with a tour of a nuclear power plant Shin-Kori 3 and 4. The two 1,400 MW power plants are largely the result of the Korean knowledge. The first will start its regular operation in the next few days, the second in the following year.


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Happy New Year, Beautiful People!!
How are you feeling entering into 2018? What are you excited for?
I have always appreciated the sense of a new beginning at the turn of the new year! I love thinking about where I was one year ago, if I thought I'd be where I am now, and where I'd like to be this time next year. Part of it is the coach in me, that feels eager to create goals, and hear about everyone else's too, and some of it is the sense of hope, the optimistic look towards the future, and the great feeling of potential, that gets me feeling excited!
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Daydream, write, journal, plan… enjoy the process of envisioning your best life in the year ahead! And as you start creating your goals, consider these 5 ways you can set yourself up for success.
"A goal without a plan is just a wish." -Antoine de Saint-Exupery
1. Make your goals as specific as possible. Decide what exactly it is that you are working towards, down to the last detail. Consider the steps and timeline you will need to take in pursuit of this goal. Envision just what that will look like, and what you will feel like, when you've accomplished it. Practice some good 'ol positive visualization, or use my favorite tool, the journal, to reflect and record the specifics and desired outcome of your goals.
2. Get very honest about your intention. Your reason "WHY" is what will drive you to see this goal through. Knowing exactly what your intention is will also insure that you take the fastest, most direct route to your desired outcome. Your intention is sort of like your compass, it may not point to every turn, but it will always show you your true north.
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Susanr it's best if you put a leash and collar and hold the leash tight with the same hand you hold your sling. As your dog gets better it will be more and more difficult to control him with the sling and either you or he could end up injured if he takes off on you.
I'll make sure I have a leash on her shortly. Thank you for the reminder, Robbie.
Hubby had his CT scan last Thurs. Haven't heard from the doc as yet - hoping that we don't - means all clear & nothing to worry about. Bonnie is venturing out of the kennel without support a couple of times a day as of yesterday. When she has had enough, she returns to the open kennel for a nap. She is not allowed outside without the sling as yet - she is sure having fun giving me a good run when outside. I should be pretty fit by spring at this rate. She is not yet 100% but, so close - gaining strength in her right leg rapidly and is in no pain. B"H
Praying that things continue on this same path for both Hubby and Bonnie. You are going to be fit is understatement.
It has now been over a week with no phone call from either of the oncologists re: the CT scan. This is good news as if there was an issue, we would have had a call for an appointment by now. B"H Bonnie is also on the mend. She doesn't like to be in the kennel except to eat (so no one else can eat "her" food) and to sleep at night. She still has a bit of a "hitch in her giddy up" but, is getting better daily. She sure is enjoying being around the other dogs and cats & feeling like part of the family goings on again. I still take her out with the sling - footing is dicey with our up & down weather and with the extreme cold - again - her feet get chilled fairly quickly. Once the weather warms up again (forecast 2 weeks) she will be able to go out on her own - I will go out to keep an eye on her but, she is moving on her own really well.
Great news!
No call from the onco's - CT must be all clear! B"H Bonnie is out of the kennel except at night now. Gaining strength and keeping up with the other two dachshunds easily. Hubby has an appt with the cardiologist early March - not sure exactly why but, the cardiologist was involved prior to stem cell therapy and this appt is probably a follow-up to that. Second maintenance chemo scheduled for beginning of April with onco visit the week prior - usual procedure. Seems to be going well so far. Hubby is gaining strength weekly - still pushing himself at times - at least he is resting & napping when needed. B"H
Very encouraging to hear.
Very good news. I would imagine if things were not good on the scan, they would have notified you long before now. This spring should offer you all a new beginning of sorts. Advice would be to make sure you all walk and not run just yet. Get the strength needed first.
Three days of snow has finally moved off leaving in its wake LOADS of snow. Hubby had an appt with the cardiologist scheduled for today - he phoned and rescheduled as the roads are NASTY out there and we are pretty much snowed in. The RM grader did the road yesterday while we were in town (I had an appt) and cleared out our driveway while we were gone! Was a nice surprise to get home to Hubby will be moving snow around the rest of the property today with the tractor and snowblower. First time he has been outside for several days - he has been feeling very tired and sore from butchering a cow last week - there were four of us helping and I think we are all sore to varying degrees. Hubby has an appt with the onco on the 29th of this month with maintenance chemo the following week - his appt with the cardio is scheduled for the 29th later that day. Glad they could book them both on the same day - saves one trip to the city. No calls from either of the cancer docs so far re: weekly blood work. Keeping positive that it means all is well. Bonnie is doing very well although, she has been plowing through the deep snow the last several days and tires herself out - she wobbles a bit when she has overworked her rear end although, she does come in and wants into the kennel to have a very deep sleep. Once she has rested, she is back to normal.
I was thinking that you were sure getting walloped by that storm. We got some, but it stayed over you longer. Our road finally got plowed this morning, but it wasn't all that bad anyway.
It sound like everything is on the upswing for you.
Had some lovely weather for the last several days. Hubby had gathered enough energy to work out in the shop. He is now cleaning and sorting the shop to prepare for some welding projects he has been wanting to get to for some time. I am cleaning & sorting the house in preparation for Passover. Thursday we will be in city for most of the day - hubby has an appt with the onco in the morning and an appt with the cardiologist + EKG in the afternoon. Praying nothing unexpected comes from either of those. He has maintenance chemo scheduled for April 3. The following week, he will be in the city doing something fun & different. Last December, the president of the Regina Home Brewers club asked him to give a talk about beekeeping as, many of the members brew mead (wine made from honey). The talk was very well received and hubby was presented with a membership to the club. The brew club is hosting a country wide home brew tasting contest the second week of April and hubby was asked if he would like to be a judge. Hubby is quite excited to do this and will be spending much of that week staying at another members home to do this - the tastings take place in the evening and it will make for a very long day for him - too long to risk driving the 2 hours home after each session. I will be staying home to tend to things while he is away but, he will be home at the end of the week and we are both going into the city for the dinner and presentation of the awards. Something different for both of us and will be fun.
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Jason was already there, we have organised to have solar panels installed on the roof of the house after handover (got in at the 11th hour right before the government slashed the rate of electricity buy back!!), and the solar guy wanted to have a quick look at the house (from outside, of course).
Turns out after a quick phone call our SS had forgotten about the meeting but said he could be there in 20 minutes, so Jason went to work and I waited.
I wasn't fussed as I was super happy to see the elusive carpenters onsite starting the eaves!!
We had previously been told the cladding was onsite but like I thought late last week - it hasn't been delivered so they couldn't start it. Wednesday it will apparently be delivered and they will get on to it Thursday I hope.
So when our SS arrived I had a quick look through, asked him a few questions and took some photos - most not so exciting to anyone but me!
Turns out that letter is legit - its from an independent inspection company that is hired by Metricon but effectively work for us. So they arrange the inspections, not me. Lucky that!
I asked about getting copies of the reports and was told we do get them all at handover but if we want copies beforehand to ask. Think I will do that.
Now onto the good part - some pics!
Wiring ready for the huge AC unit. Note the contrast between the cleaned bricks and the yet to be cleaned bricks
So excited to see the real colour of the bricks!! Very happy with them
More nice clean bricks. They are called Orpheus and are from the Austral Whitsunday range
Pieces of the colour puzzle coming together. Surfmist fascia and Dune guttering
I'm thrilled with my colour selections coming together so nicely
Adding the roof to the colour puzzle
What a dump!
From the driveway
Looking into stair void from study. We have opted to put a door in so we can access all that space for storage
I think this door is the only one on the house I didn't upgrade to be higher - access to yard from garage- it looks tiny as the garage ceiling height is almost 3 metres
Looking from garage down the side of the house toward the Outdoor Room
I went back this afternoon and there were eaves! Oh happy day!!
The eaves will be painted Surfmist to match the fascia
So - where to from here?
Hopefully onward and upward in leaps and bounds ;)
As I mentioned, cladding should be delivered Wednesday, and will be fitted by the end of the week. I *think* bricks will continue to be cleaned sometime this week. Our SS said the guys that do it aren't the fastest but they do a really good careful job and don't just blast the mortar out etc, so slow and steady wins the race!
Scaffolding should be down by the weekend or early next week, insulation will go in and gyprock will start next week.
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Submission by Women's Health Victoria to the National food plan green paper. The submission highlights the links between food insecurity and obesity and gender. It recommends that the Plan should describe how accessible and nutritious food will be available for all Australians, including measures to protect those who are vulnerable to poor nutrition. Also recommended is the use of a gender analysis framework and Gender Panel expertise across government departments, and the collection of sex-disaggregated data around key food insecurity measures.
Submitted to: Australia. Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry. Further information about the consultation process can be found here.
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Submission: Response to National food plan green paper / Women's Health Victoria - Melbourne: Women's Health Victoria, August 2012.


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The evidence is hard to refute. They jettisoned almost every recognizable veteran they had. They didn't add any significant free agents. The veteran quarterback they added is a 38-year-old journeyman. The Jets were 5-11 last season, and it's hard to argue this year won't be worse.
So yes, it sure does look like the Jets are "tanking" this season, with their eyes on the top of next year's quarterback-rich draft. They're not, of course. Tanking is almost impossible to do effectively, especially in the NFL. But they are doing a bit of scorched-Earth rebuilding and know they are in for a long, losing season.
There'll be a lot of short-term pain. And intentional or not, for the long run that's not so bad.
The Jets' big goal, after all, is not to compete for the playoffs this season -- an admission they're not likely to be willing to make when they open camp in Florham Park, N.J., next Friday. The goal, as GM Mike Maccagnan put it in March, "has always been to build a team that can be competitive for the playoffs on a yearly basis."
They tried the one-year fix a year ago when they were coming off a 10-6 season. They stuck with older and, in some cases, declining veterans on their flawed roster to see if they could hold a near-contender together. Obviously that didn't work out so well.
So they blew it up, almost completely, and decided to start from scratch.
Now granted, there's a fine line between what the Jets are doing and "tanking." And in some ways the line won't crystalize until they take the field. It's hard to imagine, in a dangerous and competitive game, that the Jets wouldn't at least be trying to win. They also want the young players they're building around to experience success. It won't help any of them to experience an ugly, one-or-two-win year.
And there are risks to "tanking" too. For one, what would they be doing it for? At the moment the world is focused on USC quarterback Sam Darnold as the next great NFL quarterback prospect and next year's No. 1 pick. But he's a 20-year-old kid and a year is a long time. Long before next April he could suffer an injury, play his way out of the top spot, or even decide to return to USC for his junior year.
There's also the possibility that the Jets could tank their way to a 1-15 record and watch another team beat them to the No. 1 pick by going 0-16. And wouldn't that be just like the Jets?
Still, Maccagnan and the Jets know what's coming. They see the roster they have as promising, but untested and filled with holes they don't expect to fill until next year's free agency (where the Jets could have $80 million in salary cap space) and next spring's draft. They see this year as an experiment to see which players will prove they have a future, which ones will develop quickly, and which ones need more time.
And, of course, it will include their biggest -- and most long-running -- experiment as they continue their search for a franchise quarterback. Last year they used a second-round pick on Christian Hackenberg, who didn't take a single snap last season. Their 38-year-old journeyman, Josh McCown, is here only as a placeholder until Hackenberg is ready to make his debut. One way or another, the Jets will get a long enough look at him this season to decide whether he's the future, or whether they need to move on.
So it's much more complicated than a straight "tank". Ideally, Hackenberg becomes a star, the young receivers (Quincy Enunwa, Charone Peake, Robby Anderson, and rookies Chad Hansen and ArDarius Stewart) take off, the young linemen come together, and the new safeties (Jamal Adams and Marcus Maye, their first- and second-round picks) quickly form the backbone of a much-improved secondary. Even if it all works perfectly the Jets probably won't be playoff-ready. But with all that cap room and likely a Top 10-15 pick in next year's draft, they suddenly might be closer than anyone ever imagined.
More likely, though, there will be growing pains -- lots and lots of growing pains. In that case, the Jets will be right back in the Top 5 of next year's draft. And considering many scouts believe there could be four or five franchise quarterbacks worthy of first-round picks next year, that won't be a terrible place to be.
So yes, the Jets fully understand that short-term pain is coming and their hope is that it will lead to gains in the long term. But starting next Saturday, when they take the field for their first practice of training camp, the Jets won't be in tank mode. They'll be playing to win.
They're just not likely to be good enough to do much of that. And for the long run, that's not so bad.


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No Quiero Taco Bell
Say goodbye to Taco Bell,.... Maybe try a restaurant where Mexicans would eat. It doesn't even help that EVERY SINGLE PERSON at Taco Bell is speaking Spanish. I had 3 taco supremes today and actually they were not too bad. REALLY. I haven't been in such a loooooooooooong time for so many reasons:
1. Ever hear of a corn tortilla? All your soggy crap might be edible if you did. Two words, "real enchilada"
2. Pepsi sucks...
3. Where is the beef? All you Taco Bell executives reading this, TRY THE CARNE ASADA SUPER NACHOS AT ROBERTO'S. At $6.35 it will kick your ass.
4. Forget about #'s 1-3. In case you hadn't noticed there are about a billion new latino imigrants every day and Taco Bell doesn't have a horse meat of a chance. Close your doors today and sell out to a mexican business man, or sell out now to the stupidest white guy in the world while you're worth .49 cents.
P.S. .99cents for a debit card transaction.... I DON'T THINK SO.


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Reasons for Conducting Due Diligence After you implement due diligence within your business processes, you will find more and better opportunities for your company. A new decision-making capability which is based on facts will begin to embrace decisions in the best levels of the business. Audits, and peer reviews will begin using more informed decision-making that can become more critical to your organization. Some parties might even need to reassess the prior determinations to check if the company overlooked some opportunities and that the top business choices were made. In gathering data for your due diligence efforts it is recommended that the decision variables comprise an events data class with items for reactions to these events. Consider evaluations and experiments whether challenger ideas are better than the policies or present plans. The leadership will find that fact-based decision-making with the top leadership will eliminate the need to make gut feel decisions. Other key lessons are that the recruiting company sponsor should head their decision-making functions will improve data governance and further enhance the quality of their plans. You will also find that giving decision makers clean data and data lineage will enable them to do reporting, link planning, and analysis. This will further boost their ability to assess the tradeoffs and benefits that are inherent to crucial or questionable business decisions. You'll see this enables the enterprise to develop new skills including simulation, forecasting, optimization and other decision-making capabilities at all levels that will further grow other areas which had not been considered previously. The next are a few steps that have been demonstrated to succeed during due diligence enactment.
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Assign a leader for the due diligence process to make sure that the process meets the goals and visions that are meant to grow the business. This leader should have both a stake and an interest in identifying and maximizing the opportunities available and reducing the risk to the business.
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Think of a team which will handle the due diligence procedure and it will have a varied set of both senior and junior stakeholders that have some experience with the due diligence process. The team should live with the outcome of the decisions it makes during this process. The team needs to should have a team leader and members in covering the execution. Each team member on the team whether part time or full time should understand well the area they are liable for. Don't underestimate the significance of getting junior people in this process as they will most probably have new ideas that are fantastic. You should welcome these ideas and reward them. Ensure that the team documents both the general procedures of the process along with the membership and that the leader is okay with these.


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– ***The updated 2010 Atlantic Hurricane Season forecast was posted in the Long Range Forecasts page, expecting 14-18 named storms, 6 to 11 hurricanes, and 3 to 6 major hurricanes.***
– The 5-Day Forecast page was updated for the area.
Today was a very nice day for the area, with high temperatures in the lower to mid 80s. It was actually quite chilly this morning for the interior areas, with low temperatures in the lower to mid 50s. This was the last of these days for a while, however, as yet another heat wave starts on Sunday and Monday and lasts through Thursday.
Tomorrow's Outlook:
Tomorrow will be mainly sunny and dry, with a south wind expected, however temperatures will start to warm up. High temperatures will reach the mid to upper 80s inland, upper 80s to lower 90s for the immediate NYC area, and in the lower to mid 80s for Long Island and S CT.
Monday – Wednesday: Hot And Humid, Some Storms On Monday
Monday will continue to become even warmer and a little more humid, with high temperatures in the lower 90s for the immediate NYC area and upper 80s to lower 90s inland, with a weak cold front expected to approach. This cold front will be rather dry, and only widely scattered non-severe thunderstorms are expected.
For Tuesday and Wednesday, partly sunny and dry conditions are expected, but despite the cold front moving through, the air mass will not become colder, but rather warmer. Increasing humidity is expected, which combined with high temperatures in the upper 80s to lower 90s inland and lower to mid 90s for the immediate NYC area, will lead to hot and humid conditions once again returning to the area.
By Thursday, a low pressure is expected to approach the area but stay to our north, and similarly to what most of August could bring, New England will see the most rainfall out of this storm, with cooler than average temperatures. The area will see some thunderstorms, however the rain will not be as heavy as to our north, with slightly above average temperatures expected. For the southern Mid Atlantic, hot and dry conditions are likely to persist, with a severe drought in Virginia likely to persist.
Parts of the area, mainly in NE NJ, are now under a drought watch, with the US Drought Monitor placing parts of the area under a moderate drought. Thursday's storms will likely prevent the drought from becoming worse for the short term, however they will do little to ease the dry conditions.
Brief Update On The Tropics:
Colin is barely a tropical storm, being stationary SSW of Bermuda with its wind speed at 40 mph. It is likely to pass near Bermuda, however it will not have a significant impact on Bermuda. Colin is likely to reach 45 to potentially 50 mph at most before it becomes extra-tropical over the next few days, with the extra-tropical system likely to affect Newfoundland.
In the eastern Atlantic ocean, there is another tropical wave currently active, which is relatively organized, and is likely to become a tropical depression or storm over the next few days. Behind it is another tropical wave, however no development for the short term is expected out of this wave at this time.


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An archive of current and older (but still enjoyable!) articles, reviews, essays and more.
Monday, November 10, 2014
Mountain Gorillas, Dead Tigers and Breeding Birds
Let's dig into these revisitations. This week's "Extinction Countdown" articles for Scientific American are both updates to stories I have covered in the past (one's good news, one's awful):
Rarest Kiwi Species Gets Breeding Boost
Canine Distemper Could Wipe Out Siberian Tigers
This week's articles for TakePart fit into the revisit theme in a slightly different way. I have written about mountain gorillas, eels and the bear-bile trade several times before. These articles all look at these topics from new angles:
Dangerous Diet: Mountain Gorillas' Love of Bamboo Puts Them in Conflict With Farmers
Asia's Appetite for Sushi Is Putting Philippine Eels in Peril
Laos' Shrinking Bear Population Threatened by Booming Bile Business
Finally this week, here's my latest technology careers article for IEEE's The Institute. I enjoy working on these. This isn't exactly a topic that I have visited in the past, but I think that the years I have spent writing about tech careers gives me the best perspective to ask questions that really get to the heart of the matter. There's good advice in this one that would benefit anyone looking for a job:
Job Candidates: Here's What to Ask in Interviews
That's it for this week. Come on back next Monday for more links, some of which will cover brand-new topics!
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Biopharmaceutical jobs are more clustered in MetroWest than practically another other industry except for information technology, and they're high-paying and growing fast.
A group advocating on life science companies' behalf wants to help make sure communities are ready to accommodate the growth of existing companies or others that may want to move in.
The Massachusetts Biotechnology Council, a nonprofit formed three decades ago to support the state's life sciences industry, is aiming to make it easier for communities to make themselves ready through the right zoning and permitting programs.
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"The top issue is speed to market," said Tony Coskren, the executive managing director at Newmark Knight Frank, a Boston company helping life science and other companies find space in the area, including along I-495. "For companies, it's 'How do I become operational as fast as possible?'"
Massachusetts is a national leader when it comes to life sciences. It has the most biotechnology research and development jobs in the country, and its number of biopharmaceutical jobs has grown by 28 percent in the last decade to reach 66,000, according to MassBio.
Central Massachusetts alone has more than 50 life science companies, including Abbvie in Worcester, Bristol Myers-Squibb in Devens, Sanofi Genzyme in Westborough and Framingham, and Sunovion Pharmaceuticals in Marlborough.
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Grafton is among those with the top rating – platinum – despite being smaller and less developed than its fellow communities at the top rung, like Framingham, Marlborough and Worcester. MassBio says platinum communities have zoning allowing for biotech laboratory and manufacturing uses by special permit, and public water and sewer infrastructure in all commercial and industrial areas.
Grafton has acres of unrealized development potential and is ready for it.
The 80-acre Grafton Science Park, owned by a subsidiary of Tufts University and adjacent to the Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine, has a capacity for 440,000 square feet of life science office space in a cluster of planned buildings to join the Tufts New England Regional Biosafety Laboratory, a research facility.
The town has rezoned 40 acres for similar use on the same side of Route 30. Town officials are helping to craft state legislation to open a nine-acre parcel of the former Grafton State Hospital off Centech Boulevard for mixed use to help draw development.
"The platinum is what gets people in, but we want to show them Grafton is forward-thinking," said Joe Laydon, the Grafton town planner.
Grafton's Town Meeting last fall approved engineering for what would be a 1,500-foot sewer line expansion from the west along Route 30 to the area to provide more capacity for businesses. The town has made the area attractive to companies wanting to be next to higher education research facilities and down the street from a commuter rail stop.
"When we said we could act as a magnet for life science company activities, they were enthusiastic and active partners," Joseph McManus, the executive associate dean of the veterinary school, said of the town.
Ashland – which was just upgraded last month from bronze to gold – is sandwiched between Framingham and gold recipient Hopkinton, two communities with far more developed life science industries. The town is looking to catch up.
"We really want to have more of a biotech community here because we feel like we offer a lot of the things [those companies] are looking for," Ashland Town Manager Michael Herbert said.
Ashland's success story for life sciences is the Ashland Technology Centre, the former Telechron clock factory housing tenants like MatTek, which engineers human tissue, and BioSurfaces, a maker of medical device technology.
Lower rents and a strong school system have helped draw such companies to Ashland so far, Herbert said.
"That's something that businesses that have moved in – not just life sciences but others – have remarked about, the affordability," he said.
BioSurfaces moved to the Ashland Technology Centre in 2010, more than tripling its space. BioSurfaces co-founder Matthew Phaneuf, an Ashland resident, called the town a hidden gem.
"There are oher biotech companies here that a lot of people don't know about, but they're fairly successful," he said.
Holliston has a bronze rating, hurt in part by a lack of a town-wide sewer system or commercial- or industrial-zoned areas. The town lost a potential business because Holliston doesn't have direct highway access, said Jeff Ritter, the Holliston town administrator.
On the other hand, Holliston created an economic development committee three years ago to explore potential opportunities, and has a capacity for up to 2 million square feet of space in the Hopping Brook Park development off Route 16 near the Milford line.
"We're really committed to economic development. We're open for business," Ritter said. "But there are some challenges."
Life sciences are critical to MetroWest in particular, thanks in large part to Framingham, Marlborough and Natick, which each have a dozen or more life science companies and host heavyweights like Boston Scientific, Sunovion and Sonofi Genzyme.
The Public Policy Center at UMass Dartmouth studied the MetroWest workforce and found biopharmaceutical jobs were the second most-clustered jobs in the region compared to the national average, behind only information technology and analytics, an industry that has actually been shrinking in job numbers since 2010.
Life science jobs have grown quickly in MetroWest. Biopharmaceutical jobs grew by 18 percent from 2010 to 2016, hitting nearly 4,000 in total, the UMass Dartmouth report found.
"Our region has a tremendous life sciences and medical device cluster," said Paul Matthews, the executive director of the 495/MetroWest Partnership.
"We've seen a marked change where more and more life science companies are recognizing the potential value of locating in this region because we have a highly skilled workforce and transportation, and a price advantage compared to Boston," Matthews said.
Communities have reasons to want to bring in life science jobs.
Jobs in the industry are high-paying: the average scientific research and development worker in MetroWest makes $167,000, according to a regional study released in January by the Public Policy Center. Someone in pharmaceutical manufacturing makes an average of $165,000.
More growth is ahead. Biologics company LakePharma bought a 69,000-square-foot facility in Hopkinton in February, and medical device maker Insulet broke ground last fall on a $100-million, 350,000-square-foot facility in Acton.
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On Nov. 28, nearly three weeks after Hurricane Sandy devastated Long Island, five journalists gathered at Hofstra University to discuss their personal storm experiences and to describe how the storm will change the way in which the news industry deals with high caliber storms in the future. The panel took place at 7 p.m. in Breslin Hall. The panel, which went by the name Covering Sandy: Amazing Tales and Lessons Learned, was hosted by The Press Club of Long Island and the Hofstra School of Communication. The panel consisted of speakers David North of WALK Radio, David Lopez of Newsday, Judy Martin of News 12, Bruce Avery of WRHU, and Kristen Maldonado, a senior journalism student at Hofstra. Over the duration of the event, which ran for about an hour and a half, the journalists discussed how Sandy impacted the way in which they provided news to the people of Long Island and elsewhere. "The biggest challenge was getting information to the subscribers," said Lopez. Lopez explained that Newsday knew that many people on Long Island had to deal with power outages and the inability to receive newspapers in the aftermath of Sandy. The publication figured that it had to pump as many resources into both the print and online editions of Newsday as possible. The staff believed that it could provide news for subscribers who would be able to charge their cellphones via cars. Newsday was able to get a physical copy of the newspaper to 75 percent of its subscribers the day after Sandy struck and to an astounding 95 percent of subscribers the following day. Newsday supplied those who could get their hands on a physical copy of the newspaper with three straight weeks of 20 pages or more of Sandy coverage. Radio was also a major point of concern for two of the panelists, North and Avery—both of whom deal heavily with news radio broadcasting. "Radio is the foundation to get information when the power goes out," said North. North stressed the importance of radio during a time of crisis because of the easy accessibility of radio broadcasts, even despite power losses. WALK Radio, despite having to overcome several obstacles, was able to provide continuous coverage to listeners as the storm progressed. The station's main broadcast center, located in the Great South Bay, is located in an area that was one of the primary evacuation areas before Sandy hit. The members of WALK evacuated before the storm and were able to broadcast from a safer location. Avery took to the notion that some people were not taking the pre-Sandy coverage seriously. "We didn't want people to think that since they were able to make it through Hurricane Irene and other storms that they didn't have to take Hurricane Sandy seriously," said Avery. "The 'boy who cried wolf' potential syndrome of broadcast meteorology is very serious." Avery then went on to detail his satisfaction with how Long Islanders prepared for Sandy. Many were able to avoid individual catastrophic impact, such as loss of life. Martin felt that Irene impacted the way in which Long Islanders prepare for incoming storms. "Hurricane Irene was a big lesson for everyone," said Martin. "But maybe not a big enough one." Martin then went on to speak about her disbelief of the footage of Sandy damage—the most notable of which was the flooding that occurred in Manhattan. After seeing footage of cars floating down the street, Martin realized that transportation on Long Island would be hindered in the days after Sandy and that News 12 would have to focus on that side of the story as much as possible. Of all of the panelists, Maldonado seemed to have the rawest experience in covering Sandy. She used only her cell phone and Twitter to report her findings. "Without any team to work with, it was pretty much my cellphone and I," said Maldonado. This posed a problem for Maldonado, though, as she found that she constantly needed to find a way to power her cellphone to keep her coverage flowing. Maldonado noted that she received a huge surge of followers in the time that she was covering Sandy, many of whom were extremely thankful for her coverage. "I was shocked that people were actually following what I was covering," said Maldonado. The overarching message that the panelists were trying to send was clear. The damage that Sandy caused was catastrophic, but it could have been worse. The panelists stressed the importance taking evacuation warnings seriously so as to better prepare for future storms.


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