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BrowseBrowseInterestsBiography & MemoirBusiness & LeadershipFiction & LiteraturePolitics & EconomyHealth & WellnessSociety & CultureHappiness & Self-HelpMystery, Thriller & CrimeHistoryYoung AdultBrowse byBooksAudiobooksComicsSheet MusicBrowse allUploadSign inJoinBooksAudiobooksComicsSheet MusicWelcome to Scribd! Start your free trial and access books, documents and more.Find out moreTHE SISTERHOOD OF THE OPPRESSED Since neither Twitter nor Facebook are suitable places for long explanationsand since I don't have a blog, I am posting this open letter to spell out my position on the “Women in Secularism” issue. It will be a long letter, because, unlike some, I haven't been posting ad nauseam on the issue for the last year, so there will be quite a lot to say. Totalitarian attitudes First, since I gather this has touched a nerve in some quarters, I shall deal with the terms “feminazi” and “femistasi”. As a general principle, I oppose the use of any kind of name-calling. But sometimes an apparently rude term is doing more than being rude: it is conveying a meaningful point in shorthand form. For the record, I am categorically NOT suggesting that the people I have applied these terms to are, in fact, Nazis or Stasi members, or would ever have sympathized with either of them. There are many of us who are proud to be called Grammarnazis and who know perfectly well that no aspersions are being cast on our intentions towards either Jews or Poland. It might be considered distasteful that the suffix -nazi has come to be used simply to mean “extremist” or "obsessive", but nevertheless, it has come to be so used, and The Sisterhood of the Oppressed cannot legitimately chalk it up as yet another example of their alleged victimization. In both “feminazi” and “femistasi” the allusion is to certain totalitarian attitudes and the intolerance and suppression of dissent. Indeed, it was this, and eminently not their politics, that the Nazis and the Stasi had in common, which further underlines my point that no comment about anyone's wider political views is being made. In the case of the -stasi suffix, it draws attentions to behaviours associated with the thought police, for whom anyone who dares to hold non-approved attitudes is automatically persona non grata and to be treated as an enemy of the people. I am referring, of course, to the unfailing response on certain blogs whenever someone has had the temerity to challenge the claims that have been made there. Any suggestion, no matter how mildly phrased or how in keeping with the principles of skepticism, that The Sisterhood might not be automatically and wholly right by
default has been met with torrents of abuse, and a pot-pourri (actually, dung-heap would seem a more appropriate metaphor) of accusations ranging from troll at the lower end, through slimebag, douche etc, right up to misogynist or even rapeapologist. Good heavens, we have even seen Ophelia Benson describe DJ Grothe's call for more balance in the discussions as “sticking a metaphorical target” on her! Hysterical, bullying overreaction to dissent? Attempting to make it so unpleasant for anyone who dares to oppose them that others are deterred from trying it? Utter conviction that their own ideology is absolutely right and just, and that no questioning of it can therefore ever be permitted? Yes, yes and yes. That is why the rest of us are drawing comparisons with totalitarian attitudes. And this is all just on the blogs, of course. Let's not forget the abuses of speakers' "privilege" at certain conferences, where audience members holding “the wrong attitudes” have been picked on by the speaker from the platform. Finally, and delightfully ironically (given that later in the day we had people objecting to the "femistasi" term), Saturday saw someone on Twitter being harassed by one of the Sisterhood for having had the temerity to simply follow the decidedly unapproved @AngrySkepchick. Not even your "Follow" lists are now safe from the prying eyes of the Sisters, and be sure you will be subject to interrogation if your choices appear to deviate from the required standard! What fun Orwell could have had with that! (I see the person concerned has since posted saying she's distancing herself from @AngrySkepchick: fair enough, her Twitter feed is her choice; but it doesn't alter the fact that one of the Sisterhood felt the right to interfere in it.) There are more reasons why the totalitarian analogy is appropriate even if, like any analogy, it is an approximation rather than an exact fit in every respect. Let's consider 1930s Germany for a moment. How did the Nazis gain popular support? By exploiting a sense of grievance post-Versailles, by continually telling the German people they'd been treated abominably, had their noses ground in the dust, been unfairly penalized, that they were the victims of an international, Jew-led conspiracy, that they needed to rise from the ashes and gain their revenge and their
proper, god-ordained place in the world. It was a form of madness that took hold of virtually an entire nation: it seems that it is horribly easy to persuade humans of their victimhood, and to create in them a dangerous persecution complex that then justifies (sic) any action against their enemy because, really, it is only a form of “self-defence”. There are real parallels with what has been going on in The Sisterhood over the last year. Change the terminology a little and you have the poor, oppressed, victimized, unfairly ignored women being urged to rise up against the evil conspiracy of those men, women-haters, sister-shamers and gender-traitors who are responsible for all their woes. The difference is that the sense of injustice among ordinary German people postWWI was, in some respects, at least, justified. They really had had their noses rubbed in the dirt by the Treaty of Versailles and really were suffering more than their fair share of blame and reparations for the war. (Of course, I am not suggesting that Hitler and his cohorts were justified in how they exploited that sense of grievance.) So is the Sisterhood's sense of victimhood also justified? No. Victimhood? Despite the endless wails of "It's not fair" that have taken up so much space on the internet over the last year, it has not always been easy to pin down what, exactly, our Allegedly Oppressed Sisters are actually complaining about. Sure, catch-all phrases such as “misogyny” have been bandied about with relish, but the exact form this alleged misogyny is supposed to have taken is harder to identify. It seems to boil down to two things, with considerable goalpost-shifting between them. The first seems to be their feeling that there is a sexualized atmosphere at skeptical conferences; the second seems to be that they do not play a prominent enough role in the movement (i.e. they are somehow being prevented from doing so). I shall deal with the conference issue first.
In my experience (and I've attended and organized a lot of conferences in my time) there's a sexualized atmosphere at all conferences involving an overnight stay: people are away from home, probably drinking more heavily than they would at home, *cough* networking, surrounded by people who share a common interest, whether that's in secularism or buttercups or ball bearings, and who are equally letting their hair down and out for a bit of fun, and, moreover, with hotel rooms conveniently located right above their heads. Absolutely anyone can find themselves being sexually propositioned at any conference at all if they hang out in the bar long enough, and late enough at night. And please don't try to tell me it's never instigated by women and certainly don't try to tell me it's unique to secularist/skeptical conferences. It's just life. For those who engage in the propositioning and those who respond positively to it (and many do), it is presumably one of the fun bits of life. I simply do not accept that any reasonably mature, rational adult does not know exactly how to avoid getting into this kind of situation if he or she would prefer not to, or how to deal with it if it occurs. Note that I am talking about normal, non-violent situations in which no assault takes place. I am talking about the kind of normal interaction that, whether you like it or not, goes on wherever you get a group of adults letting their hair down while away from home. Of course assaults of any kind are always totally unacceptable – and, indeed, illegal; but to give the impression that such assaults are commonplace is to do a disservice, both to the women who will be put off attending as a result, and to the vast majority of men, whose decency is thereby grossly maligned. To tear a movement apart, to provoke massive divisions within it, to malign the people in it, to distract it from the very purposes that brought the movement together in the first place, over something that is just a feature of life in general and not specific to the movement itself, is a tragic waste. Not just tragic, but deeply irresponsible.
As for the notion that women are allegedly being prevented from playing their full part in the movement, I said all I had to say on that subject on Why Evolution Is True almost exactly a year ago, and shall simply post a slightly edited version of that (also rather long) comment here now:
My background is in business. I have lost count of the number of times I have been present at meetings when the women said nothing and left it all to the men. I've been guilty of it myself, many a time. Was it because the men weren't willing to listen to the women? I don't think it was. Did the men dismiss our comments if we made them? No, they didn't. Did they try to stop us making them? No, they didn't do that either. Were the women lacking in ideas? No, of course not. We just didn't speak up. Crucially, many of us didn't speak up, even when openly invited to do so. Similarly, I spent 7 of the last 10 years organizing events for business people: conferences, seminars, workshops, that kind of thing. Over and over again, I tried – how I tried! – to find women speakers. Over and over again, other delegates, both male and female, would tell me they'd like to hear from more women speakers. So the desire was there on the part of the audience to listen to what women had to say, and it was there on the part of the organizers too. And we didn't just invite: we encouraged, we offered support, we offered coaching, we changed the format of events to make them feel less daunting: we went out of our way, event after event after event, to encourage women to take a more prominent part. And almost always to no avail. There were two or three who were already happy to do it anyway and didn't need our encouragement. Another finally agreed to do it after her initial panic at the very idea and, despite being very nervous on the day, afterwards said it was the best thing she'd ever done. But otherwise, it was all for nothing. Try as we might, try as I might, most women we approached simply refused to even consider it, saying "Oh no, I couldn't possibly." So I have to ask: Who was holding those women back? They
weren't just being given equal access to prominence as speakers – they were being positively encouraged in ways that male speakers were not. But ultimately, there was something in their own heads that was stopping them. It wasn't that men didn't want to listen to them, it wasn't that they weren't being given the opportunities, it wasn't that they weren't respected, it wasn't that no one thought they had stories worth telling and valuable contributions to make. They just didn't feel confident enough to do it – even when offered coaching to help them prepare. So this is my frustration. I did a sociology module as part of my degree many years ago: I know the arguments about socialization and normative values, and structural discrimination and all that malarkey. All I can say in response is that, while all these things may be true to a greater or lesser extent, banging on about them does not even begin to help women achieve their goals. If we, as women, externalize the reasons why we are not being heard as much as we say we'd like to be, and seek to put the blame on other people, nothing is going to change or, at the very best, it is only going to change painfully slowly. It is a simple fact of life that it is always easier to change our own behaviour than to persuade other people to change theirs. So there is an alternative, and it is this alternative that I would urge women to seize with both hands – whether we're talking about how we interact in our jobs, in our social lives or in the atheist movement. And that alternative is to take responsibility for ourselves and our own success. To view ourselves as mature, capable adults who can take things in our stride, and can speak up appropriately. To really start believing that we can do whatever men can do. To stop seizing on excuses for staying quiet and submissive, stop blaming it on men or
hierarchies or misogyny or, silliest of all, “privilege”, and start simply practising being more assertive. To wake up to the fact that, actually, the lack of prominent women is a theme in almost all walks of life, and many, probably most, organizations are aware of that and will leap at the chance to put a woman into a position of leadership. I am not saying that all men, or even all women, are enlightened on this subject, or that sexism is dead. But I am saying that we women do ourselves no favours by assuming that the system is malevolently weighted against us, or by claiming prejudice when, in fact, we have been slow or even reluctant to take the opportunities that are there. The doors are open – but it's no good just standing on the threshold and peering fearfully across at what's on the other side. All we have the right to demand is that there be no special barriers put in our way on account of our being women: we should not demand that men actively go out of their way to make it easier for us than it otherwise would be. We still need to summon up our courage and our confidence, and step through that open door. And what I'm saying is that, in my experience, whether in the atheist movement or elsewhere in the western world (in Western Europe, at least), women who do just that will almost always be welcomed. We just need to DO it. Yes, there's the occasional Neanderthal, in any walk of life. But it's up to us whether we let him put us off doing what we really want to do. Let's not give him that power over us! We can choose to rise above him (or sidestep him) and continue pursuing our own goals. And what I am suggesting is precisely the attitude that I have found in the vast majority of successful women I've met in a range of walks of life. In almost any field you care to consider, the women who have made it to the top are generally not sympathetic to the view that men or the
system were desperately trying to hold them back. They have simply adopted the tactics I am describing here, and have refused to let anything stop them. They certainly haven't diverted their focus from their goals to worrying about how men are treating them, and they haven't waited for men to give them permission to succeed. Are we going to say their voices and experiences do not count, because they have made it? That the very fact of their success makes them "privileged" beyond the point of having anything valid to say on the subject? That any woman who has achieved success doesn't count or can even be advanced as further evidence that "ordinary" women can't make it? Would that not be truly bizarre, akin to the Roman Catholic Church trying to spin Mother Teresa's doubts as further evidence of the truth of her beliefs? My final point, unlike everything else I've been saying, is specific to the atheist movement. Activism is by definition controversial: we don't need activists for causes that are already widely accepted. This means that conflict comes with the territory. Activists need to be able to cope with that, we need to be able to deal with people who really do want to silence us and discredit us at any cost. It can turn nasty. And the religion/atheism divide – as I'm sure I don't need to spell out to anyone here – is one of the most aggressive areas for activism there is, largely because religion is something visceral, that people attach themselves to with the full force of their emotions. All too often, it is not a polite, nice, friendly debate. It can be foul. Anyone – male or female – considering becoming prominent in this field is likely to be letting themselves in for a considerable amount of really nasty stuff. There is no reason why women shouldn't be able to cope with that as well as men can. But I do find it hard to see how anyone who is shy about speaking up within the movement, in front of people who are broadly on his or her side, is going to be able to deal with some
of the abuse that will start coming their way from those outside the movement if he or she becomes more prominent. ______________ Look in the pages of any self-help book you care to pick up. It doesn't matter whether it's on career development, fulfilling your ambitions, communicating more clearly, or building your confidence and self-esteem, the one thing common to them all is that you will not find a section advising, "Never miss an opportunity to whinge about how unfair the world is, how oppressed you are, and how anyone who suggests otherwise is a bad or ignorant person who's evidently just out to keep you down". What we have seen endlessly on the pages of the worst of the blogs over the course of the last year-plus is just a tedious, counterproductive, alienating, divisive, pointless self-indulgence. "To hell with the movement as a whole, let's spend a whole year demanding that everyone talk about how hard it is being meeeeeeee." It is also deeply ironic. Remember the Women in Secularism conference the other week? How that conference was hailed by the Oppressed Sisters and their Approved Male Chorus! But did you see the speaker list? How many of those speakers were not already well established in the movement? How many did not already have a regular platform at existing atheist/secularist/skeptical conferences? How many new names were there, how many fresh new women secularists given a platform, given that there was no evil misogyny at work to prevent new women finally getting a break in the movement? I'll leave you to check that out for yourselves. Talk about "Four legs good, two legs better"! Far from encouraging new women to get involved, all this hysterical and unjustified insistence on how dangerous our conferences are for women, how hostile our movement is to them, the indignities and humiliations they will be exposed to should they dare to set foot over the skeptical threshold could have been calculated to scare them away. DJ Grothe was, predictably, shot down in furious flames by the Sisters when he dared suggest such a thing recently, yet Ophelia Benson herself would have us believe she's been scared away from attending a conference because of the
exaggerated and over-the-top messages she got about the terrible risks she'd face if she went. Why should she be the only woman to react in that way? Why wouldn't other women also be put off attending, after reading the endless ludicrously exaggerated claims about how dangerous it would be for them to attend? This is what is so frustrating about the whole silly business. The situation at the conferences has been exaggerated and distorted beyond all recognition, and any number of skeptical male attendees and one conference organizer in particular have been scandalously maligned in the process. What's more, the whole furore has only made matters worse for women: firstly, by effectively telling them they'd have to be mad to risk getting involved in skepticism; secondly, by consistently sending out the singularly unhelpful message that they are victims and will face nothing but oppression; and thirdly, by reinforcing all the negative sexist stereotyping that many real feminists have been working so hard over many years to overcome. For years women were kept out of positions of influence because of the stereotypical image of them as hysterical, over-emotional, over-subjective, irrational, over-delicate, etc. And for years, real women have been working very hard to demonstrate the injustice of that stereotype. Frankly, when I see precisely those characteristics being paraded with pride by people who have the gall to call themselves feminists (and to dismiss those who disagree with them as misogynist), I am utterly disgusted. Since posting my comment on WEIT on 8 July 2011 I have been keeping quiet, not wanting to add fuel to the fire, just waiting for things to calm down and for us all to be able to go back to focusing fully on the promotion of skepticism, or secularism, or atheism, or pure science, according to our personal interests. But that clearly has not happened, nor is there any sign of its happening soon. On the contrary, the wails and witch-hunts emanating from certain self-labelled freethinking quarters have become more hysterical, more exaggerated, more self-pitying, more vicious and more disgraceful as time has gone by. And in the meantime, their bullying has led to many who disagree with them simply not having the stomach for the viciousness that awaits them should they decide to speak up, with the result that there is a risk of the views of the loudest shriekers becoming wrongly seen as mainstream. I do not believe they are mainstream. Many many good people in our movement, men and women, are sick and tired of all this nonsense, and are as disgusted by it as I am.
Many of them are deeply disillusioned with the movement for succumbing to paranoia and ideological demagoguery and for demonstrating the kind of hysterical irrationality we normally only expect to find among the very worst of the religious and the woo-mongers. Real skeptics are better than you'd think from reading certain blogs. Real freethinkers are better than you'd think from reading certain blogs. Real feminists are better than you'd think from reading certain blogs. And real women are better than you'd think from reading certain blogs. And so I shall be silent no more. I hope others will speak up too, but even more, I hope we will start to see a renewed focus on what the movement is actually supposed to be about: the opposing of irrationality, rather than the propagation of it. Paula Kirby 1 July 2012
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The fake doctor, Dean Faiello, was returned to New York on Monday night on charges that he fled the country in September 2003, before the body of the banker, Maria Pilar Cruz, was discovered in concrete beneath the floor of a house he had owned in Newark.
His return to the United States and the court appearance was sudden movement in a case that had seemed stalled since he was discovered in Costa Rica and refused to leave.
Later this week, Mr. Faiello will appear in court to face second-degree murder charges that were filed by the Manhattan district attorney's office. "It's about time," said Robert M. Morgenthau, the district attorney, referring to Mr. Faiello's return to the United States.
Mr. Faiello's lawyer, Aaron Goldsmith, said his client would fight the charges. "He is innocent until proven guilty in America," Mr. Goldsmith said after a hearing before a State Supreme Court justice who ordered Mr. Faiello held without bail.
The authorities say that Ms. Cruz, 35, who lived on the Upper West Side, died during a laser procedure at a makeshift office that Mr. Faiello had set up at a friend's apartment on West 16th Street in Manhattan. Ms. Cruz had visited Mr. Faiello for treatment of a black mark on her tongue, her family members said.
Although he called himself a doctor and administered anesthesia, Mr. Faiello was unlicensed, untrained and determined to practice dermatology despite an earlier conviction for masquerading as a doctor.
Ms. Cruz, an immigrant from the Philippines who worked at Barclays Bank, had been missing for 10 months when her body was found. The authorities quickly linked her death to Mr. Faiello, but he was already out of the country.
Before he boarded a plane for Costa Rica, Mr. Faiello had already pleaded guilty to charges, filed by the New York attorney general, that he had practiced medicine without a license. He was facing six months in jail and was free on $5,000 bail when investigators connected him to Ms. Cruz's disappearance.
Until his poolside arrest at a resort in Guanacaste, Mr. Faiello had lived extravagantly and openly, spending $500 a night on a villa and telling people he was a doctor from New York. Mr. Faiello's time in jail was less enjoyable, according to his former lawyer and to interviews he gave from behind bars. He said that he had been forced to spend large amounts of money to sleep on a bed, and that guards had prevented him from receiving his H.I.V. medication. He also said he had lost 22 pounds on prison food.
During his court appearance on Tuesday, Mr. Faiello, 45, appeared slightly rumpled but fit, his skin and hair reflecting his reputation as a man who prized his appearance.
Raised in Madison, N.J., Mr. Faiello had worked in construction before getting a job at a day spa, where he became skilled at hair removal and developed an impressive clientele. By 1996, he had his own Manhattan clinic, SkinOvations, where he performed laser and electrolysis procedures despite a lack of formal training. In 2002, after he was arrested and charged with practicing medicine without a license, Mr. Faiello agreed to stop, the attorney general's office said.
But a year later, the police say, he was working out of a friend's apartment in Chelsea and drawing patients from advertisements on the Internet.
Ms. Cruz sought out Mr. Faiello for treatment of a black fungus on her tongue, a condition sometimes caused by antibiotics, according to her brother, Jun Cruz. Ms. Cruz, who researched health care companies in her work as a banker, never questioned Mr. Faiello's credentials, he said.
During a visit in April 2003, Ms. Cruz was under sedation and something went awry, according to prosecutors. She began to convulse, and Mr. Faiello called a friend, an emergency room doctor, who told him to call 911, they said. Mr. Faiello said he would call but never did, and Ms. Cruz, prosecutors say, stopped breathing.
A month later, a man the authorities described as Mr. Faiello's companion told detectives that he walked into the house in the Forest Hill section of Newark and found Mr. Faiello mixing concrete on the floor. According to the authorities, the man said that Mr. Faiello appeared flustered and ordered him to leave. A day later, the house was sold for half a million dollars.
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Based on Trip Advisor reviews, we decided to check it out for dinner with our 7 and 10 year old daughters. Dinner was not only amazing, but they were very family friendly. There were other French families dining, and suggested we only order a 1/2 portion entree for our 7 year old as a full portion would have been too much. My husband and I started or meal with and order od kir royal. The gentleman suffested we have a house kir, which is served with cocoa. We agreed, and it was one of the best apertifs I have ever been served. And while dinner was excellent (special steak and on-menu prawns were excellent), dessert was to die for. A list of 9-10 desserts de jour, plus a chocolate tasting ( and for those gluten free, they offered several desserts as well). Well done, and we will be back.
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my girlfriend and i got the set lunches but we were slightly disappointed as the food was not particularly delicious.. we had many better meals in paris and will definitely not go back to Un Dimancfor a meal again.
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Food is lovely, cakes are awesome! Recommend have lunch, followed by cake. Staff were all very pleasant, loos jolly clean.
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My father, brother, and I came here and we could not have been more excited. We arrived at around 7PM and had the place to ourselves for awhile! the waiters were so kind and loved to make small jokes. The food blew my mind. We had everything from foie gras to scallops. Each bite was better than the last. The restaurant itself is beautiful as well, and the street that it is on is lovely.
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Strolling aimlessly through St. Germain on a very snowy day in Paris the need for a hot drink became overwhelming. As if by magic an enchanting little cobbled walkway loomed ahead flanked by coffee shops and stores so delightful that only Paris could offer this. We stumbled on Un Dimanche a Paris and were drawn in by the magnificent pastries on display.DIrected to a table we were asked to select our pastries and bring the receipt back to the waiter who would then serve our selection plus choice of drinks.There is only one drink to have in here on a cold day. The very essence of this fine establishment is their hot chocolate. Served in a pot this steaming, thick, chocolate drink is produced. Perhaps it is enhanced by chillies, I don't know, but I do know it's made with cream. Thick, unctuous cream with lashings of chocolate. Heaven, utter heaven.My coffee eclair was my prince on a plate. Service was wonderful and my fellow diners most friendly so much chatting and practicing of my rusty French. Recommended for all, but for chocolate lovers this has to be top of the list.
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Free wifi - Maui Forum - TripAdvisor
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Jun 30, 2012, 2:04 AM
Hi everyone! We will be in Maui in August and will be taking our electronic devices!! However we will be roaming and thst can get extremely expensive. It does not pay either to purchase a travel package. So I was wondering where one can get free wifi apart from your hotel or condo? If you are not staying at a hotel can you connect to their wifi?
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Jun 30, 2012, 2:30 AM
Many hotels have free wi-fi in the lobby area plus you always have Starbucks for wi-fi.
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Jun 30, 2012, 6:37 AM
All McDonalds have free wifi as far as I know.
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Here is what I found for free open WIFI. I am sure there are more, even still the list seems short to me.
Hawaiian Village Coffeein Kahana and Kaanapali
Queen Kaahumanu Shopping Center Coffee Shop ( near T-Mobile) - Kauilui
Lighthouse Maui Cafe - 70 E Kaahumanu Ave, Ste A - 808 871 0875 - Kahului
Kahului AleHouse - 355 E Kamehameha Ave - 808 877 9001 - Kahului
Maui Coffee Roasters - 444 Hana Hwy - 800 645 2877 - Kahului
Cafe Cafe - Dolphin Plaza - 2395 South Kihei Rd - (808) 879-4700 - Kihei
Hawaiian Village Coffee - 2580 KEKA'A Dr, Suite 120 - (808) 667-2003 - Lahaina
Penny's Place Bed & Breakfast - 1440 Front St. - 808-661-1068 - Lahaina
Best Western Pioneer Inn - 658 Wharf Street - (808) 661-3636 - Lahaina
Pateys Place - 761 Wainee Street - 808.667.0999 - Lahaina
Mahina Surf #102 Condominium Resort Rental - 4057 L Honoapiilani Road - Lahaina
Anthony's Coffee Co. - 90 Hana Way - 808 579 8340 - Paia
Paia Inn - for guests - 93 Hana Highway - (808) 579-6000 - Paia
CJ's Deli and Diner - 2850 Keeka Drive Suite 120 - (808) 667-0967 - Ka'anapali
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Jun 30, 2012, 11:35 AM
there are apps that reveal where to find free wifi, but the catch is that you need to be on wifi to use it
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Jun 30, 2012, 11:50 AM
Thanks Jimmie for that great list. Yeah, that is the kicker with wifi finder apps. Gotta have it to find it. I read that the timeshare units we are staying at does not have wifi, only dial up! 😳 who uses that these days??!! Seems so archaic!
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Jun 30, 2012, 9:28 PM
Are you sure it's not wired highspeed rather than dial up? Where I'm staying they don't have wireless, but have wired internet. I bring a travel router with me to plug in and create my own wireless. It was about $30
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Jul 01, 2012, 10:24 AM
Jimmieii, you can add the Grand Wailea to that list. you can get their internet just on the other side of the walking path, near the beach.
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Jul 01, 2012, 4:43 PM
I would also add the Barnes & Noble book store in Gateway center mall in Lahaina.
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Jul 01, 2012, 6:34 PM
Oh thanks everone😊☀ the cherry on the top of the cake would be if my timeshare had wifi. I am going to look into it further. What's like without wifi - scary thst we are so dependent on it - just like elrctricity⚡
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TSD Daily Report, May 12 - Lsu - Scout
TSD Daily Report, May 12Ben Love05/12/2015Watch the inaugural daily video report from TSD. Publisher Ben Love shares insight into the possibility of a transfer quarterback, Al Pinkins' place on the basketball staff and more.Debuting a new daily feature to TigerSportsDigest, publisher Ben Love along with Scout’s Scott Kennedy bring you insight and the latest inside information in the world of LSU sports and recruiting.
Check out what’s happening with the Tigers on Tuesday, May 12, in the video below.
LSU will stick with Danny Zardon at 2B
Show your support—get your Tigers gear here! Share on Facebook Share on TwitterTrending on ScoutBehind the scenes of Ed Orgeron's day at ESPNHugh Freeze resigns at Ole MissLSU hosts big visitor, others going elsewhereNew videoboard added to Pete Maravich CenterIsaiah Washington no longer part of LSU team5-star forward talks LSU, Antonio Blakeney Full StoryTiger Blitz Top StoriesBehind the scenes of Ed Orgeron's day at ESPNWatch a behind the scenes look at Ed Orgeron's day at ESPN Headquarters for the "Car Wash."by Billy EmbodyTiger Blitz2:23 PM5-star forward talks LSU, Antonio Blakeney2018 IMG Academy (Fla.) five-star power forward Emmitt Williams is taking recruiting very slow, but sounded off on LSU's push inside.by Billy EmbodyTiger Blitz8:30 AMLSU hosts big visitor, others going elsewhereWhile LSU is set to host a five-star visitor on Saturday, it's a busy weekend with plenty of visits on tap for Tiger commits and targets as football season approaches.by Billy EmbodyTiger Blitz8:22 AMNation's top defender set to see Alabama, LSUFive-star cornerback Patrick Surtain, Jr. has long maintained LSU as the program ahead of others for his services and he is set to return to Baton Rouge on Saturday for his latest…by Billy EmbodyTiger BlitzYesterday at 10:20 AMSecond July Live Period LSU UpdatesThe LSU Basketball staff is back on the road for the second July Live Period. What prospects are being tracked by the staff? Updates inside.by Billy EmbodyTiger BlitzWednesday at 1:00 PM5-star wing has one visit in mind after July2019 Olive Branch (Miss.) wing D.J. Jeffries is already the No. 16 overall prospect in his class and he's got one visit in mind for after the Live Period.by Billy EmbodyTiger BlitzWednesday at 11:54 AMWR Ja'Marr Chase rises to Top 100 prospectAfter a big spring, LSU wide receiver target Ja'Marr Chase had an even bigger summer, making a huge jump in the latest rankings to the No. 69 overall prospect in the country.by Billy EmbodyTiger BlitzWednesday at 9:17 AMPosition Primer: 2017 LSU Running BacksThe Tigers enter the 2017 season with a new offensive coordinator, but one of the top running backs in the country returning in Derrius Guice. We preview LSU's running backs.by Billy EmbodyTiger BlitzTuesday at 11:14 AMJamal Adams agrees to contract with NY JetsFormer LSU safety and first round NFL Draft pick Jamal Adams agreed to terms on his rookie contract with the New York Jetsby Billy EmbodyTiger Blitz6:28 AMIsaiah Washington no longer part of LSU teamOutside linebacker Isaiah Washington is no longer a part of the LSU football team and will transfer, the sophomore announced on Thursday.by Billy EmbodyTiger BlitzYesterday at 9:08 AMNew videoboard added to Pete Maravich CenterWill Wade and LSU have a new videoboard in the Pete Maravich Center with plans for more renovations to come.by Billy EmbodyTiger BlitzYesterday at 8:20 AM4-star wing opens up on LSU, recruitment2018 four-star wing Jaedon LeDee updated his recruitment and opens up on his LSU interest.by Billy EmbodyTiger BlitzYesterday at 6:50 AMLoad More

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My son’s first pet was dying and this is the advice that helped most - The Washington Post
Squishy glowed like this genetically engineered fish seen in a tank during the 2014 Taiwan Aquarium Expo. (Pichi Chuang/Reuters)
I thought a dead fish was the worst thing my 5-year-old son could find in his new fish tank.
I admire that parent.
These two chows are named Quixote and Ashley. We were much less creative with the names Leo and Bear. (Eduardo Munoz/Reuters)
I was exhausted, and my husband was out of the country. I went into survival mode. I lied. Even as Squishy floated on his back, looking at me with those unblinking eyes, I told my son that anything was possible. I then held his hand until he fell asleep, and then immediately sought out the most powerful, free parenting tool available: I posted a question on Facebook.
I needed to know, should I flush Squishy before the kid woke up, or should I wait until the morning and hold some kind of ceremonial goodbye?
The responses were all over the place and were as revealing as they were helpful. There were several flush ’em now advocates. A few suggested switching Squishy for a look-alike. One colleague, who is a much better human than me, suggested we sing an ode.
An ode! There was no way I was going to serenade a fish.
Then my sister left a comment, and it was at that moment that I realized why a song — or frankly even a ceremony — sounded so preposterous to me. She reminded me about Leo.
[The death of a pet can hurt as much as the loss of a relative]
Experts on child grief warn that to children, the death of a pet can feel as if they have lost a family member or a best friend. Parenting magazines and websites are filled with delicate steps to take in these situations, differentiating the advice based on a child’s age and ability to understand the loss.
A 3-year-old, one site advises, may need to be told that death, unlike sleep, means a pet will not come back. That advice is followed by a warning — because parents don’t already have enough stress — that common reactions to this new knowledge “include temporary loss of speech and generalized distress.”
An expert on another site suggests parents discuss their own feelings and share stories about their childhood pets. It’s probably great advice. It was also probably written by someone who hasn’t pushed those memories down deep — for a reason.
My mom’s job as a code enforcement officer and my dad’s work repairing electronics left them with limited energy to deal with their four children’s drama, let alone pet problems. When my rabbit suddenly disappeared, my dad said it ran away, and my brother told me we had eaten it the night before for dinner. For years, I wasn’t quite sure whom to believe.
When we lost two parrots after an unusually cold Texas night in a house without central heating, before any tears could fall, they were plopped in a cardboard box and buried in our backyard.
And then there was Leo, our beloved chow .
He had been with our family for years and filled many happy childhood memories. But really, he belonged more to my older sister than to any of us. She was the one who begged my parents to get him and who promised to feed him every day. When he died, there was no question she would be the most devastated — if someone had thought to tell her.
She was away at college at the time, and for some reason, no one filled her in on that important piece of information. Instead, we did what no expert has probably ever suggested. We picked out a new chow, named him Bear and just let her discover him in Leo’s place when she came home that summer.
[A woman’s dog died, and doctors say her heart literally broke]
“And people wonder why I have trust issues,” she wrote on Facebook when I solicited advice about Squishy.
She was joking, but out of all the responses I received that night, hers was oddly the most helpful. At a time when maybe too much advice is available to parents, it was a reassuring reminder of parental missteps and of children’s resiliency. My sister went on to graduate college, find a successful career and raise three wonderful children, four if you count her much-doted-on dog. And really, how could I possibly handle a dying fish worse than the Leo situation?
Knowing my son wakes up with the sun and sometimes before it, I decided to spare him from possibly finding a dead fish without me. I scooped Squishy into a glass, gave him one last flake of food (who knew, maybe he would regain his strength) and when my son woke up in the morning, we checked on him together. At 6 a.m., Squishy was mercifully gone.
He had a good life, I told my son, but it was now time for us to say goodbye and send him to the ultimate fish tank, the ocean.
“That’s a good idea,” he said. “That way a bigger fish can eat him.”
Just as I was about to bask in his maturity — and mentally mock those parents who wasted money on books — I noticed the tears rolling down the 3-year-old’s cheeks.
“Does everything die?” he asked.

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geeks that drink pub quizzes - Austin Geeks and Gamers (Austin, TX)
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Posted 2/11/13 9:11 AM
as geeks and nerds we are obligated to uphold certain standards of intellectual prowess and social akwardness. this is exemplified in pub quiz better than i know how to illustrate with words.who would like to defend our street cred, NAY, our HONOR as a group within these competitions??? i will go, but i fear i cant commit as a team captain. who among you is willing to lead us into battle? (or at least go to the bar every week)
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Austin, TXPost #: 78
I have often done the Saturday night GWD contests at Opal Divine's Marina. They are great fun. Anybody else interested?Johann
Posted 2/12/13 10:53 AM
what is GWD?? saturday is hard for regularity (ha! poop joke), but im flexible. perhaps since they are on opposites sides of town we can try to incorporate them both into the calendar.
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Austin, TXPost #: 81
GWD = Geeks Who Drink. Just too lazy to type the whole thing. Sorry.
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Since we won the first one (thanks geek-a-licious!!) i will keep posting them as they come up. crossmembers feel free to host (just show up, be nice and introduce yourself and others to everyone.)REMEMBER!!!! only 6 to a team!!! if your team has more than six you risk being disqualified!! JJ, our quiz master, is a great guy and a member of our meetup family so please support him in his quest to rule the trivia scene up north!!
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Patent US5830384 - Cool insulator - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsThe cool insulator incorporates a water gel coolant and poly-p-ethylene tphthalamide fibers (Kevlar) in an elastomeric rubber binder selected from the group consisting of silicon rubber, ethylene-propylene-diene-monomer, polybutadiene, and polyisoprene. The fiber provides erosion resistance required...http://www.google.com/patents/US5830384?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5830384 - Cool insulatorAdvanced Patent SearchTry the new Google Patents, with machine-classified Google Scholar results, and Japanese and South Korean patents.Publication numberUS5830384 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/885,703Publication dateNov 3, 1998Filing dateJun 30, 1997Priority dateJun 30, 1997Fee statusLapsedPublication number08885703, 885703, US 5830384 A, US 5830384A, US-A-5830384, US5830384 A, US5830384AInventorsWilliam D. Stephens, Christi L. Salter, Gregory K. Hodges, Terry E. Hice, Jonathon S. PrickettOriginal AssigneeThe United States Of America As Represented By The Secretary Of The ArmyExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (12), Referenced by (21), Classifications (9), Legal Events (5) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetCool insulator
The cool insulator incorporates a water gel coolant and poly-p-ethylene tphthalamide fibers (Kevlar) in an elastomeric rubber binder selected from the group consisting of silicon rubber, ethylene-propylene-diene-monomer, polybutadiene, and polyisoprene. The fiber provides erosion resistance required for long motor burning periods. This insulation includes a submicroscopic particulate water source with high temperature water release properties. The submicroscopic particulate water source is in the form of a flowable solid when formulated and in a weight percent amount from about 10 to about 20. The preferred water source is submicroscopic particulate silica containing over 11×1015 particles per gram and has a surface area of about 200 square meters per gram. The submicroscopic particulate silica is known as "dry water" and specifically described by its method of preparation in commonly assigned U.S. Pat. No. 4,008,170. The submicroscopic particulate silica water source is retained during processing and during a curing temperature up to about of 145° F. The specific water source functions to provide water retention cooling up to about 150° C. to thereby provide more efficient cooling as a result of lowering the thermal conductivity of the cool insulator in which it is formulated.
1. A cool insulator which contains a water source which is retained during processing and during a curing temperature of up to about 145° F., said water source functioning to provide water retention cooling up to about 150° C. for said cool insulator in its environment of use, said cool insulator comprising the ingredients when formulated as follows:(i) a rubber binder selected from the group consisting of silicon rubber, ethylene-propylene-diene-monomer, polybutadiene, and polyisoprene in a weight percent amount from about 40 to about 50; (ii) a fiber filler selected from the group consisting of graphite fibers, and poly-p-ethylene terephthalamide in a weight percent amount from about 30 to about 40; and, (iii) A submicroscopic particulate water source in a weight percent amount from about 10 to about 20, said submicroscopic particulate water source being in the form of a flowable solid when formulated and even when cooled to an extremely low temperature of -196° C., having a particle size range of 15-20 mμ, and containing over 11×1015 particles per gram and having a surface area of about 200 square meters per gram, and containing up to about 72% water, said submicroscopic particulate water source releasing water when employed in its environment of use upon heating to thereby provide more efficient cooling as a result of lowering the thermal conductivity of said cool insulator. 2. The cool insulator as defined in claim 1 wherein said rubber binder is silicon rubber in an amount of about 50 weight percent, said fiber filler is poly-p-ethylene terephthalamide in an amount of about of 40 weight percent, and said submicroscopic particulate water source is submicroscopic particulate silica in an amount of about 10 weight percent.
A commonly assigned U.S. Pat. No. 4,008,170, titled: "Dry Water", was issued to Barry D. Allan on Feb. 15, 1977. This patent discloses a submicroscopic particulate silica having a particle size range from about 15-20 mμ that is prepared in a hot gaseous environment at about 1100° C. by the vapor phase hydrolysis of a silicon compound. This product is reacted with liquid water in a ratio in weight percent of about 9 parts water to 1 part of the particulate silica to yield a powdered product which remains flowable over a wide temperature--even when cooled to an extremely low temperature of -196° C. The adsorbed water is liberated on heating the powdered product. The powdered product with adsorbed water up to 90 weight percent has utility as a coolant by liberating water on heating. The powdered product is useful as moisture source for miscellaneous purposes over a wide temperature range.
The submicroscopic particulate silica employed to make "Dry Water" has no internal surface, therefore, the silica is in a finely divided state with an enormous external surface area. It is neither gelatinous nor a porous silica, whereas silica gels and silica aerogels are constituted of over 90% internal surface area. This makes the surface of the submicroscopic particulate silica highly reactive. One gram of the submicroscopic particulate silica contains over 11×1015 particles and has a surface area of about 200 square meters.
Presently, industry standards include using water gel or other hydrate coolants in the rubber binder of insulations; therefore, this necessitates employing a cure system for the rubber at temperatures below 212° F. Compatibility of the coolants with the rubber is essential. An advantage of employing a water source with a higher temperature release would provide additional time for the rubber insulation to withstand a higher temperature. A source of water which can be processed with the rubber as a flowable solid and a source of water which can permit a cure temperature of a higher value without a loss of water during processing offers a distinct advantage. The distinct advantage envisioned is a higher available content of water in the rubber insulation after processing to thereby provide more efficient cooling as a result of lowering the thermal conductivity of the standard industry silicone rubber insulating ablative materials. The same general approach will probably be found useful in hard insulations as well as rubber insulations.
Still a further object of this invention is to provide a rubber base insulator which retains a water source during processing, and during a curing temperature up to about 145° F., and a water source for water retention cooling up to about 150° C. to thereby provide an increase in the time to reach a predetermined temperature.
The cool insulator of this invention comprises a rubber binder in a weight percent amount from about 40 to about 50, a fiber filler selected from graphite fibers, or poly-p-ethylene terephthalamide (Kevlar) in a weight percent amount from about 30 to about 40, and a submicroscopic particulate water source in a weight percent amount from about 10 to about 20. A preferred submicroscopic particulate water source is submicroscopic particulate silica, commonly referred to a "dry water". Dry water properties and method of preparation are disclosed in commonly assigned U.S. Pat. No. 4,008,170. The cool insulator is a rubber based insulator which contains from about 6% to about 10% water contained in the specified submicroscopic silica which provides a water source in a flowable solid form containing up to about 72% water. The water source in the cool insulator formulation retains the water during processing, and during a curing temperature up to about 145° F. The cool insulator when employed in its environment of use provides a water source for water retention cooling up to about 150° C. to thereby providing an increase in the time to reach a predetermined temperature.
Chemical and physical binding of the water adsorbed in the dry water prevents evaporation of the water during processing, curing, and storage. The dry water employed contains 72% water with a 7 nm "EH5", a silicon dioxide gellant, by tradename of Cabot. The name water gel filler is dry water as employed in the invention. The dry water has the consistency of dry powder and is vacuum sensitive below the vapor pressure of water. The highest weight percentage of water that could be added to the gellant while maintaining the dry powder consistency was 72%. The most significant characteristics of this material are its coolant thermal properties. Thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) tests show water retention (cooling) up to 150° C.
A 2,000° F. propane torch test assembly was designed and fabricated for evaluating the the insulation capability. Thermal cooling measurements were made of insulating ablative materials. The insulation samples used in the proof-of-principle tests were 4" in diameter and 1/2" thick. The samples weighed approximately 150 grams each. Thermocouples were placed on the front and backside of the insulation samples during each test. Temperature measurements were recorded at 20 second intervals. The test were completed when the backside temperature reached 300° F.
Representative test data for the samples are shown below in Table 1. The `baseline` samples are the Dow Corning material and the `water` samples are the Dow Corning material filled with 10% dry water. TGA tests on samples containing dry water showed a water content of approximately 6% water after processing, curing, and storage as opposed to 7.2% water actually added. The loss of 1.2% water at ambient processing and cure temperature of 145° F.
TABLE II______________________________________RESULTS OF TORCH TESTSample       Time to 300° F. sec______________________________________Baseline 1   381Baseline 2   429Baseline 3   408Baseline 4   384Baseline 5   405Water 1      491Water 2      456Water 3      522______________________________________
The most significant result of this test is that the addition of 10% dry water provides an average of a 22% increase in the time to reach 300° F. on the backside of the test samples. It should be noted also that the samples containing 10% dry water have lower density, which is better for rocket motor applications. In summation, the proof-of-principle testing verifies that silicone rubber insulating ablative material with additive of dry water provides improved thermal protection.

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