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Chiasma is a five-piece melodic progressive band based in Indianapolis, IN. Started in 2014, the band initially operated as a recording project between guitarist Derek Steele, vocalist Katie Thompson, and drummer Dustin Weddle. Guitarist Ian Inman joined by summer and a full album was conceived in early autumn. The full-length debut album "Synthesis"was released independently in October 2014 on Bandcamp and all major music outlets. After a swift, positive reception, the band realized its potential as a full-time, fully functional project, and Dan Gugenheim was added on bass to complete the live lineup.
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Informtion on Hiring a Senior Living Home Manager
When people grow old, there is a need for them to be cared for; sometimes, we are not in position to render the services, and that is why it is vital to enroll them in to senior living home. These homes are really important as they meet an essential need in society; however, the only way they will keep functioning as desired is if they are well maintained and managed. If you want to make sure that the home is well maintained and operated, it is vital to ensure that you hire a professional manager to run things in the home. This article will, therefore, focus on l lth things that you need to adhere to if you are to make the right selection when it comes to the manager.
The first factor that you need to adhere to when you are looking to hire a senior home manager is the cost of the services; how much money will the person that you are interested in hiring charge you, they need to be affordable as you do not want is to strain financially just so you can pay them. To ensure that you choose the best prices, you need to carry out a market research and then, make a budget with the information that you get; the budget should be realistic, workable and on that will not drain your finances.
The second element thing that you need to consider is whether the person that you are interested in hiring has worked as a manager in another senior living home; this information is vital because you want to ensure that you choose one that has over time mastered and perfected the skills that are necessary for the job. To avoid making blind choices, it is vital that you make sure to ask for recommendations, then, from the information that you gather, compare the services that they offer and then settle for one that you see suits your needs best. When you find one that comes highly recommended, the likelihood is high that you are going to get excellent services; so, settle for them.
Lastly, it is vital to make sure that you choose one that is credible; this information is essential because you want to make sure that you are working with a person that can be trusted to deliver excellent services and run the home successfully. Before you settle, ensure that you hire someone that can be trusted, put them on probation and monitor how they work before you make a permanent commitment.
In summary, ensure that you adhere to all the elements that this article and you will not regret your choice of senior home living manager.
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John, in the sixth of Revelation, describes the most tragic, unavailing prayer meeting in the world's history! Cries and groans, shouts and demands, moans and whisper - all will be heard in that coming Day of the Lord when the forces of judgment are released. Even the mountains and the islands will be removed from their places. But by then, the prayers and cries of sinful men and women will be too little and too late! All of the great men of the earth, all the important people, all who have mistakenly put their trust and hope in purely human abilities will join those crying out in guilt. They will call on the crumbling rocks and mountains to fall on them to hide them from the wrath of God. I am among those who believe that the judgments of God are certain. We do not know the day nor the hour. But God is indeed going to shake the earth as it has never been shaken before, and He will turn it over to the Worthy One to whom it belongs - Jesus Christ!
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As I'm sure majority of you know, Shonda Rhime's TV shows start back up again. I honestly don't even feel that guilty for binge watching her shows. She always incorporates a strong, independent female lead and I love that about her. I love watching shows that remind me how much power we have as women. Shonda makes me cry often though, I'll warn you of that.
- How To Get Away With Murder
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Scandal is great too, but a little repetitive.
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Working with real-world design problems, students in this course apply their expertise in developing design solutions for various media. Emphasis is on organizing information, typography and imagery to create clear, creative design solutions. Through problem-solving activities, students develop an increased awareness of graphic design principles and skills.
This course is a mixture of lectures, demonstrations, group activities, and supervised studio projects. Students research contemporary design projects, brainstorm, create thumbnail sketches, develop roughs and finalize their comprehensive designs. Guest designers address the critical thinking process as it relates to real world projects.
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Some courses are in sequence. If you receive a failing grade in a course, you may have to come back the following year to complete the SFCC Graphic Design A.A.S. degree.
Note: This course syllabus is only for the quarter listed above and the faculty may make appropriate changes. Also, future syllabi for this course may be different.
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SCC/SFCC students are entitled to two days of excused absences per academic year for reasons of faith or conscience or for organized activities conducted under the auspices of a religious organization. Students' grades will not be adversely impacted by authorized absences under this policy, although students in courses with required community clinical and /or practicum experiences must fulfill these requirements to meet the licensure requirements of the program. All absences under this policy must be submitted to the Chief Academic Officer in writing at least two weeks prior to the desired absence, containing a precise explanation of how the requested holiday is related to a reason of faith, conscience or an organized activity conducted by a religious organization. If deemed in alignment with the policy, the student will receive a document with date(s) of the approved absences (must be full days). The student is solely responsible for ensuring the documentation authorizing the absence is provided to each of the instructors whose classes or assignments are affected by the absence. The instructor(s) will determine, within two days after receiving the notification, what adjustments, if any, will need to be made for the student to make up assignments or tests missed during the absence(s), and the instructor may require that the student submit the assignment or take the test before or after the regularly scheduled date. If the student fails to notify the instructor of an authorized absence under this policy, the instructor is not obligated to make accommodations.
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The national 35th Annual Telly Awards have announced the Mississippi Secretary of State's Voter ID commercials were awarded two of their national awards, the SOS office said in a release Thursday. The commercials received a Bronze Telly in the Political Issues/Campaign Advertising Category and a Bronze Telly in the Public Service Category. Only silver and bronze honors are awarded.
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Not To Praise Him is the 1648th episode of The Bill.
Sgt Gilmore addresses the congregation at Terry Knowles's funeral and mentions the dead man's habit of chatting up girls, which causes a bit of a stir. After the service, Supt Tom Chandler tries to comfort Knowles's mother but is dragged away by her daughter Tina, who blames the police for her brother's death. Meanwhile at Sun Hill DS Singh and DCI Meadows are liaising with Jay Ramsay who is planning to direct a reconstruction of the murder for a TV programme. Meadows is angry when the director comments about Knowles flirting with the murderer before his death. Outside the chapel, PC Klein is helping a young woman with a pushchair and is shocked when she introduces herself as Dani Knowles, Knowles's widow. When she asks about Knowles's death, Klein tells her not to believe the press reports. As the drink flows at the wake the tensions rise between arch enemies Gilmore and PC Taviner, resulting in a full-blown punch up. [Source: www.thebill.com]
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October, 2009
As I've mentioned in past columns, I run a marketing firm called Artichoke Creative that has been heavily involved with food and solar clients over the past six years. Both are passions of mine so it hardly seems like work marketing them sometimes. In June I was approached by a New York based solar company to head up their marketing efforts which would entail spending two weeks per month there through 2009. The first thought that popped into my mind was the food scene in NY and we all know how incredible that can be. I jumped at the opportunity and since then have been bi-coastal as they say, enjoying the best of San Diego and NY. I thought this would be a perfect opportunity for me to share some of my experiences so far.
The solar company is based in Port Chester which is about 25 miles North of Manhattan in Westchester County. I've been staying in Nyack, across the Hudson River, and make regular trips into Manhattan for business. Luckily, Mario Batali recently opened up a restaurant in Port Chester less than a mile from my office. More on that later as I could devote an entire column to one epic meal I've had there recently.
I'll start with the basics and work my way up. There really is something different about the pizza in NY, thin crust, purchased by the slice of course. I've heard it's the water but whatever it is I really can't get enough. Italian places are on every other corner and they all have slices and I've become addicted. It really does not matter what time of day either…breakfast, lunch, dinner, late night, bring it on. The closest I've found to this style in North County is East Coast Pizza in Cardiff's Seaside Plaza nestled among the beautiful people stores and trendy restaurants. Not quite the same but if you are craving a slice it will do the trick.
Then there are the street vendor hot dogs in Manhattan. Some magnetic force draws me to them every time I enter the city. There is nothing like it really and I've not found a similar, near religious type experience with a simple hot dog with mustard except for those found years ago in the bleachers of the recently demolished Tiger Stadium in Detroit. Sure there is Skyline in Cincinnati, Chicago style, Dodger Dogs, and a plethora of gourmet dog purveyors around country, but for the pure hot dog experience, nothing beats standing on the street in NY.
Heading back up the Hudson to Piermont is an exclusive little community where celebs like Robert DeNiro, Bill Murray, and Rosie O'Donnell have homes. I had heard great things about a place called Xavier's and that I better plan months ahead to get in. So this past Sunday I'm walking past and wanted to pop in and see what the space looked like. It turned out they had a table for us and we settled in for an amazing 5 course tasting menu paired with wine. The courses were not listed so each was a surprise which I loved. It was one of the most decadent dining experiences I've ever had. These were not typical tasting portions as each one could have been a regular size entrée unto itself. As it turns out, Chef Peter X. Kelly recently defeated Bobby Flay on Iron Chef. I can see why. Check out his restaurant group at http://xaviars.com/.
Ok, back to Mario Batali. I can't say I've been impressed by celebrity chefs who operate more than a couple restaurants. There is really no way to maintain control over multiple kitchens…or so I thought. Batali has 15 going now but seeing at he has one so close to my Port Chester office, I had to give it a shot. That plus Batali has long been one of my favorite TV food personalities along with Anthony Bourdain and Jamie Oliver who all have a no BS, simple, fresh approach to cooking and eating and are all guys I would love to share drinks with. So the restaurant is Tarry Lodge and from the minute I walked in I knew I was in for something special. Great minds think alike as they offer a Guanciale, black truffle and sunny side up pizza which of course we had to start with along with my first taste of a Rose Pinot Grigio which was a really nice mix. The rest of the meal had me in a food induced pleasure coma with an entrée of two grilled quail with black mission figs on a bed of fresh green beans. We sampled Brussels sprouts with pancetta, prosciutto di Parma, and finished up with a pistachio gelato that was worth celebrating. I'm not doing this meal justice in one paragraph but it placed immediately into my top five meals of all time if that helps. Check out the full menu at http://www.mariobatali.com/restaurants.cfm.
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June 2008
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Tonight we have (possibly the last) session with our behaviorist. I have learned a great deal about effective communication from him, but I feel that possibly it is time to learn some new lessons from other canine professionals.
This summer we have started Kitsune with agility basics in the backyard while trying to push a non-fearful approach to strangers on his behalf, and so far we've made fairly good progress with both. Our goal is to hire an agility trainer to help us work with Kitsune's natural ability on the equipment and to introduce him to an actual course. I'm really excited about this!
For Tsuki, I'm not really sure where we want to concentrate with her, I think she'd be a great hiker, possibly light pack carrier, because she has endless energy. BUT - she has grade 1 LP, what sort of advice can anyone give me about weight distribution in a pack for her?
We have an empty pack that we put on Kitsune that fits Tsuki, and occasionally we'll put empty plastic grocery bags in it for clean up but that's all we would put into it.
Hachi, she still has a ways to go, she's not quite blossomed yet. But she is letting us see more and more of her true colors as the days go by. We have noticed that she A. LOVES to walk, B. is food driven and C. is more tolerant of meeting new people than she is new dogs. She put a dog into his place yesterday that was off lead (I hate people that don't care) and came barreling up to her, in her face, she snarled and should and could have lunged at him but only snapped quick to get him away from her. It's amazing the language barrier that is no longer since seeing the behaviorist! I knew what she was doing!
Since she is low key and very good with people of all ages, I'm thinking perhaps therapy dog once she gets through her obedience certifications.. which we plan to start in early August.
What types of traits should I be looking for in her to be a good therapy dog?
Or is there such a thing that someone in a wheel chair can walk her or something where we can use her walking in her therapeutic services?
What other training options are there for 18lb dogs?
Are your dogs doing much over the summer?
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Akira Inu
June 2008
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Akira is a little odd from what i understand about Shibas. He loves water and swimming. So I try to take him places we can hike and go for a swim usually creeks and rivers and such. I have also thought about the pack thing for him I heard some dogs really take to that - it gives them a task and makes them feel good about helping the pack out. I try to do something at the very least once a week with Akira otherwise he starts getting weird about people and new things he would become a total introvert if i let him. Also Akira does much better with strangers away from the house.
June 2008
Posts: 3433
Nemo will probably spend most of his summer under the bed, as it must be cooler down there.
You have a lot planned for your Shibas, and it all sounds like fun.
June 2008
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Brandon, you are just too funny, too funny.
Jake will spend his summer playing as often as possible., socializing with people and other dogs, and just having fun during these young years, probably 'cause that's all his little attention span can handle right now.
June 2008
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akira inu - my tsuki LOVES water too!! although she hasn't technically swam yet. When we hike near a lake, she takes a running leap into the lake, no hesitation! Its hilarious!
June 2008
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Putting our two Shibas in agility classes did so much for their self confidence. Both were wary of people they didn't know. Being in a class with other people and dogs where they had to concentrate on doing the obstacles anyway was one of the best things we did for them.
This summer, Koshi and Harlow will be going to dog parks with a lot of shade and will probably be enjoying early evening walks when it has cooled down. We also know every trail around here where you can walk mostly in the shade of trees. Shibas seem to not take direct sunlight heat very well. Our Malamutes did fine on sunny day summer walks, but maybe their double coat worked better as an insulator against heat than the Shibas'
We'd take them to the beach but neither one is very excited about going in the ocean or the river that flows into the ocean.
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June 2008
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Akira sleeps on the bathroom floor because it is cool. I have a feeling he is not much for summer. This is his first summer and he has gone from moderate energy to down right lazy for the most part he even sleeps in now.
I take him to a park near our house and it has a small river. Soon as he sees the water he starts running and pulling on his lead. I wish i could let him off his leash but i dont trust him. He is a bolter. I bought one of those 16' retractable leashes for him just so he could swim. I go in to my knees and he goes crazy swimming and climbing on rocks and jumping in. I would like to take him to the ocean sometime or a lake or something where he could really swim. Or if i had a pool i guess....
June 2008
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Wow, that is quite a bit of activities you have planned for your pups. Sounds great though, im sure the agility will help a lot for kitsune. Im glad Hachi is warming up to you and you are seeing her true colors. Its really great that she is now food driven, I remember you saying she wasn't food driven when trying to make her go in the kitchen tile flooring, maybe since she is more comfortable and food driven, you can start conditioning her with food and the kitchen tile flooring?
June 2008
Posts: 6468
yes, romi! We are pleased to say that Hachi has become much much more enthusiastic about food rewards. I think the initial adjustment made her very nervous and distracted and not even pieces of chicken could sway her but now - look out! She is nutty for food! We've used that to teach her sit and we're working with stay and she'll come about a food onto the tile before she gets nervous. little by little. But she's visibly becoming more comfortable with me. With John - it varies on the day.. she won't even take treats from him sometimes!
She is going to be difficult to train I think, she's eager to please and food driven, but she's still so distracted. I think a small, formal obedience class will really help us make headway with her!!
How has Ninja been doing?
June 2008
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As far as things to look for in therapy dogs...
Non reactiveness first and foremost. MY trainer tests by banging canes and walkers very close to the dog. She honks horns, shouts, rolls wheel chairs, even has shot starter pistols. The dog must remain CALM amongst the chaos.
Then your dog needs to be able to be handled by just about anyone, just about anywhere on their body.
Your dog cannot jump on people. And needs to be able to hold a quality sit-stay, and down-stay.
She also needs to at least be dog-tolerant.
Once I learned about what was required of my dogs, I ruled out Moto, and most likely Miko (I am training her for it, but won't bother to certify her until she is probably about three, and only if she calms down.)
Piglet will begin her certification testing in the next couple months.
June 2008
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hmm. I would certainly rule out Kitsune. He is not good with people and reactive to noises he can't see. But he's fine with the vacuum and t-storms!
Tsuki, maybe, but like Miko, I wouldn't try to certify her until she was older, she's the only dog in the house to get her CGC. But she's still a jumper!
Hachi I can't rule out yet, I think she has that potential, she is dog tolerant, just will not shy away from putting a rude dog in its place. I hope that in the coming months, or years, she will be less reactive to new scenarios and noises and perhaps we will pursue it when she is ready.
June 2008
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argh. well it seems Hachi is having a 'split-heat'?? so we are waiting at least another 2-3 months before spaying her.
How many times a year do female shibas go into heat?
Are split heats common among younger female dogs? I hadn't heard of split heat until this morning!!
June 2008
Posts: 3433
I had not heard of a split heat until I just read that.
June 2008
Posts: 6468
its news to me, too!
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I hope some one can help. I am from Washington State so I am not familiar with the hot and muggy weather of Japan. I really want to engage in some activities with my shiba, Coal, but I am not sure what to do. We walk him in the early morning and late evenings, but afternoons are well into the 90s (sometimes almost 100!) plus heavy humidity. Can't play with him inside, either. Living room is too small and upstairs usually adds about 5 degrees (no AC upstairs. We are debating it, but lots of issues with that)
Our front yard is cemented as a parking space for the classes I teach. Getting to the park is about a 5-10 minute walk with zero shade and almost no grass. I don't want to hurt his feet walking in the afternoon just to go to the park and play for five minutes, but I want him to be active and play, of course! Our hose is too short, too
and the nearest dog runs have no shade, either (no pools either).
And finally, so far, haven't been able to find any activities like agility or barn hunts, etc. The only thing I found so far is once a week training classes about an hour or two from our house.
Coal will chase a ball for a few minutes, then just sit in the shade. We give him plenty of water, but he stores up all his energy for the nice, ACed living room..... really need to give him a safe outlet!
July 2017
Posts: 361
Hose is too short, but try a bucket or a little splash pool for him. My dogs also really like the frozen socks they favored while teething in the summer, too. A nice frozen/cold thing to chew on and play tug with. Laika appreciates ice cubes to crunch up, Rhyz doesn't care for them unless they're already crushed up and then he might lick them a bit lol.
I live somewhere where the temps are similar to you - hot, often humid, and I don't have AC. I just have a lot of fans, and thankfully a lot of trees for shade. On the particularly hot days the dogs don't go outside much, they lay under a fan, chew on frozen things, eat some ice cubes, and relax. Once the sun starts to go down and the air cools a bit we'll go out in the yard and get them to run some, and once the sun has set and the pavement's cool we'll go for a walk around the neighborhood. Seems the common thing to do, nearly everyone in town is out walking their dogs after 9 p.m. here in the summer.
July 2017
Posts: 1272
Where we've been spending the last month in Texas is super hot and humid lol. Often over the hundreds and the humidity is like trying to breathe peanut butter.
But there is a "cold front" of a high of 90 degrees coming next week!
You know you're in Texas when you're excited about a cold front that drops temperatures into the 80s.
We wake up early every day to walk Ozzy before it's too hot, and walk him at night when it cools down. I bought him a kiddie pool to play in, but he really doesn't like water lol. He likes to play "bobbing for toys" in it, where he doesn't get wet, but he can reach in and grab toys to take in and out. I bought a cooling vest made by ruffwear (swamp cooler) specifically for this trip, and he wears it on his walks if it's particularly stagnant / sunny / hot. Even in the morning and evening, the temperatures stay in the 80s, but it's much better than during the daytime. I also use musher's secret to protect his paws. It's made for protecting paws against salt and ice in the winter, but it also helps in the summer. I also have a spray bottle that I can bring on walks for a refreshing mist (mostly I use this for us humans lol). But everyone here has AC, so we play a lot indoors with the AC. I have a flirt pole (like one of those cat toys with a pole and toy on the end of a string, but built for dogs), which he loves lol. He loves fetch and playing chase.
Physical exertion and running around does not tire him out lol. It gets the ball rolling and he can go forever. But mental stimulation really tires him out quickly. We practice tricks / learn new ones, play with a puzzle toy or hide a few treats around the room / house, and one of his favorite games is "find it," where he sits and waits while I hide one of his toys out of sight. He's relentless and will never give up until he finds it lol. It really tires him out.
July 2017
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Bucket might work...he is a little iffy around water,I learned XD coal loves ice. Maybe let him play around with the cube more. It's difficult to play in the evening because our neighbors are mostly old people who go to bed earlier (and friends of my in-laws, which means they might get an earful if we are too noisy) But yeah, we wait until the sun goes down to walk him.
Wow, I never pictured Texas as a humid place! We are lucky if it sinks to mid 80s now in the evenings, and I am seriously dreading August this year XD that musher's secret thing sounds like a good idea. I have been worrying a lot about his paws. Upstairs is super hot, so playing indoors is out. Hubby may or may not break on getting AC, depending on how our new fan goes, but doubt it. he worries too much about how it affects my asthma. Coal DOES eventually wear out with enough activity coupled with mental stimulation. we almost got the mental down with all the training activities and puzzle toys I am collecting for him. Coal still has trouble with find it in a room sense. Good with hands and people, though haha.
I guess we will just have to ride it out. One more month and the temp should start to drop..I hope....this year has been weird.
July 2017
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- Texas is massive of course, so some areas are more humid than others. Where we are, very far south east, it's like bayou / swamp haha, so it's super muggy and hot. Doesn't really have a winter. xD I'm glad I don't live here anymore lol. I'm really itching to get back to Idaho for some hiking and other outdoor activities! Ozzy is very adaptable, though. He's content to relax while indoors and go for hours outdoors. And he's pretty easy to entertain and holds focus pretty effortlessly.
I think Coal will improve as he matures, too, and will become more well adjusted.
in Ozzy's adolescent days, he was more challenging. This time last year, we were in North Carolina. Which can be hot in the summer, though not as miserable as Texas. We still walked in the mornings and evenings and even sometimes during the day (there's tons of shady paths). His access to space had to be heavily managed since he was a little hyper in his youth and we were visiting my very frail grandparents, so he was always either napping in his crate or tethered to me. But we spent a lotttt of time on walks and playing when at my sister's apartment. I think this summer will be your most challenging.
hopefully after this year, it'll get easier.
August 2017
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I hope he does adjust. I worry about his health a lot, and even mornings can be soooo hot. He just seems so lethargic, too. I think part of that is the fluxoitine, but we are reducing and going to eliminate that soon and he is still kind of just lazy in the afternoon. Even during walks, he doesn't make it long. I will look forward to next year, then. He will be almost two years old by then, and I hear that two is around the mark where Shiba start to...calm down (relatively speaking).
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Rungu: Electric Juggernaut Review7 min read
If you have ever read any of my past reviews before, then you would know the enjoyment I get living in southern California where you can be on the beach one minute, off road backpacking up in the mountains the next, and even onto the snowy slopes all in the same day. It can be extremely fun and exciting, but you can also imagine how time consuming it can get to live an always-on-the-go, active lifestyle. Luckily, there's things like this product that can make sure you live your days to the fullest without skipping a beat.
If you haven't heard of Rungu before, I have a good feeling that the name will be crossing you sooner than later. I had the privilege to take the Rungu Electric Juggernaut out for a spin and I'll admit, it put a big smile on my face. The Juggernaut is an electric bike (or should I say trike) that can be used in pretty much any setting you put it in. Made to go off-road, this powerful new ride gives you the ability to push through mud, snow, soft sand, or on the smooth pavement. Think of taking the best qualities of a quad and dirt bike and combining them into one. The Juggernaut provides enjoyable transportation with incredible functionality.
The amount of options for this machine are pretty limitless. Not only do you have a smooth ride, but what's impressive is the towing capabilities that come with it. Having the ability to attach a small trailer or rear rack that can support up to 200 pounds makes this bike pretty desirable. So, who is this designed for? Well that's a good question. One of the main demographics are hunters. With the trailer attachment, you have the ability to haul all of your gear, weapons, and even larger items such as tree stands. The Juggernaut's motor is COMPLETELY quiet which can give you stealthy access through all terrains. The trike itself weighs less than 100 pounds and is one third of the size of an ATV which makes it far more portable than other options.
For those who just need a stable ride to tote their long board to the surf zone, you can ride it straight from your garage, down the board walk and right onto the soft sand to the waves. It was a surreal feeling being able to effortlessly ride on the sand next to the water without washing out, losing control, or having my tires get stuck in the sand. No more need to hop in your car and fight for parking, which is practically worth getting one right there. If you live in a place that still has all 4 seasons, the Juggernaut is completely weather proof and is a great option for your winter commutes…including going over the river and through the woods all in the slushy or soft powder snow. It's perfect to attach your skies or snowboard and head to the resort without worrying about it sliding out from underneath you and facing a cold white wash.
Now when I think of trikes, my mind takes me back to my favorite red and yellow big wheel I had as a kid. With the Rungu, you have 2 thick off-road tires in the front which causes you to have more stability when maneuvering through things like sand and snow. When making any type of turns, the inside wheel is designed to help dig into the surface instead of washing out if you were to have only the one. It provides you with a lot more stability, meaning you can have both feet off the ground and stay completely upright with no effort. They are also close together which helps you bank into a turn. That was something that took a little practice to get used to. If you have ever ridden an ATV before, it has the same feel where you really need to put your weight into the turn as you make it. It prevents you from making really sharp turns, but you also have the throttle to help assist you along. As far as ease of use, we had beginner riders with us that haven't been on a regular bicycle in decades that were able to hop on and get after it.
With the Rungu, not only do you have the option to throttle your way through your commute, but you can also add in some peddling when you need it. The motor provides up to 4,100 watts of power which gives you the boost you need when climbing hills or to give you more speed on flat surfaces. As far as speed goes, I was able to push it up to just over 30mph. Using a good mix of peddle and throttle will help you get the most out of your battery life. If using the throttle alone, you're looking at about a 15 mile range with a full charge. Incorporating the peddles can double that, with up to 30 miles. It takes less than 5 hours to get a full charge on the battery, which makes this a perfect option for commutes to work. The only downside is you won't want to take the short path.
Next to having great practicality and performance, it's also quite the head turner. There wasn't a single time where we would ride past other cyclist, runners or families out on a stroll without getting the "Whoa! What is that?!" comment, or the depressed look on the face of the other bikers who realize they're putting in way more effort, for way less fun and results…and don't look as cool. That being said, this probably isn't something you want to take out if you're looking to get a good workout in. But like a road or mountain bike, the Juggernaut does have different gears to help you with steeper inclines or tougher terrains. This really is an awesome piece of equipment that I wish that I had to cruise around on everyday. You also better believe I was bumping "Ruff Rider's Anthem" by DMX when we were rolling down the streets.
So let's talk about price. With every great feature that was mentioned, here's the one part that might possibly make you cringe. The fun definitely comes at a cost. Rungu offers a few different models of their electric (and non electric) trikes that range from $2,499.00 for their basic model up to $6,500 for their LE editions which has a few more bells and whistles and power behind it. Looking at other electric bikes on the market, it's quite an increase in dollar signs, but you have to look at what you get. Where the others are made for a good joy ride down the road, the Rungu trikes bring more functionality and uses to the table. They really provide a game changer when it comes to performance and style. No matter who you are, what your hobbies are, or what your activity level is, there is good reason why you should have this product. I highly recommend getting your tush onto one and taking it for a ride if you can.
Performance: 5 out of 5 stars
Functionality: 5 out of 5 stars
Stability: 5 out of 5 stars
Style: 5 out of 5 stars
Price: 3 out of 5 stars
Rungu technology making new tracks.
Why two wheels up front? The two-wheels-in-front design adds stability at slow speeds (think deep snow, sand, and stairs)
Why are the wheels so close together? Rungu Trike designs provide the balance between speed and stability. The distance between the two front wheels lets you bank into turns like a bicycle but with adequate stability to let you stop without having to take your feet off the pedals.
Rungu Trikes use patented technology to connect the handlebars to the steering linkage. The stem-and-linkage assembly uses modified Ackerman geometry to minimize wheel slip for both front wheels when steering through a turn.
Is that the motor under the frame? The box under the frame holds the battery and the controller. Unlike other e-bike designs, Rungu uses the battery to keep the center of gravity lower improving ride dynamics. Rungu uses high-quality LiMNC batteries that optimize for safety and power. The Electric Juggernaut uses a 3-phase, direct drive hub motor with venting to allow better cooling and to allow moisture to escape preserving the motor for long term use. The rear wheel uses 12G spokes for extra strength and durability.
Doesn't a Rungu need a kickstand? Rungu trikes use their three wheels to keep them upright when parked. NEW for 2017, all Rungu Trikes come standard with hydraulic disc brakes and a new parking brake feature. Engaging the parking brake keeps a Rungu from rolling away when parked on a slope.
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I received this product as a courtesy from the manufacturer via Spotter Up so I could test it and give my honest feedback. I am not bound by any written, verbal, or implied contract to give this product a good review. All opinions are my own and are based off my personal experience with the product.
*The views and opinions expressed on this website are solely those of the original authors and contributors. These views and opinions do not necessarily represent those of Spotter Up Magazine, the administrative staff, and/or any/all contributors to this site.
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Dan Aykroyd came on stage costumed as Blues brother Elwood Blues, and blowing a mean harmonica on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" Tuesday night.
It was a creative entrance for Aykroyd, 61, who sang "Born in Chicago" (though he was born in Ottawa) with back-up support from The Roots. Aykroyd has been performing as Elwood Blues since the 1970s — premiering the act for the first time before a national audience with his friend, the late John Belushi, on "Saturday Night Live" in 1978. Of course, that inaugural performance took place in the very same building where he performed last night.
Watch the clip above to see Aykroyd performing as a solo Blues brother. Just as spectacular: Fallon's exuberant, over-the-top introduction.


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Gifted Education in NJ
The State of NJ, like many other states, does not set out any concrete standards for gifted education. So, if you're on the hunt for legislation that is going to require your local school district to provide special programming for your gifted child, you're not going to find it. NJ standards state that Gifted and Talented students are,
"Those students who possess or demonstrate high levels of ability, in one or more content areas, when compared to their chronological peers in the local district and who require modification of their educational program if they are to achieve in accordance with their capabilities."
I don't know about you but this definition sets of alarms in my mind. High levels of ability? By what standard? Isn't this supposed to be a standard? Who determines that they need modification of their educational program? What type of modification? What standards determine what a student's 'abilities' are?
Have no fear. The next tid bit of information on the NJ DOE website states that, "New Jersey does not have state-level criteria such as mandated tests or assessments, grade point averages, or IQ scores. Local school districts must use multiple measures to identify students." Well, at least their honest.
So, what must our school districts do with these students? Anything. This is both fortunate and unfortunate. The New Jersey Department of Education states that,
All public school districts must have a board-approved gifted and talented identification process and provide services for identified students enrolled in the grades of that school district. The regulations require that identification and services be made available to students in grades K-12
A whole new set of questions clutter my mind. What type of services? To what extent? Well, that can be anything.
I can't say I don't understand why NJ standards are the way they are. It's politically correct. It's flexible. It's sensitive to the school budget constraints. Students should have equal opportunities. That doesn't mean that everyone should have the SAME education. Unfortunately, this flexibility also means that a school district can identify only artistically gifted students and declare an art elective as their 'gifted' program.
Fortunately, most school districts do offer either pull-out or after-school gifted and talented programs during elementary school. Most of these programs meet about once a week for about 45 minutes. In addition, nearly every school in NJ offers an accelerated math program and (at the high school level) honors and AP level classes. If you aren't sure how your school district identifies students for these programs or what programs exist in your local district, you can file an OPRA request to find out. Find out what an OPRA request is HERE.
I have dedicated my life to promoting and providing services to gifted students in the state of NJ. I've studied school district structure at both local and state levels. I've even read the budget for my local board of education. Unfortunately, it is not feasible for the public school system to provide every student with a completely individualized education plan.
If your gifted child needs additional resources you can:
(1) try advocating with the school district,
If you are going to work directly with the school district, you should definitely be prepared. You need to tell them what you want. You also need to prove to them that your child NEEDS this. Your gifted child may not be causing 'problems.' They're doing well. They know everything that they are supposed to know. So, why do they need these resources? Furthermore, do your research. Did the school district provide similar accommodations for a student in the past? Did a neighboring school district? If so, great. This will help you a lot. What policies are in place that may help or hurt your cause? In the end, however, you should remember that they don't "HAVE" to do anything(Unfortunately).
(2) try working directly with the teacher
When I was in fifth grade, I convinced my math teacher to allow me to work quietly on next year's math book. I agreed to take the chapter tests. I set my own high standard. I had to earn at least a 90% on the end of chapter test to continue working independently. This was easy for the teacher. I didn't disrupt class. She didn't have to create different lesson plans for me. I was happy -- and learning. If you have a plan (and provide the resources), teachers MAY be willing to do this. However, you should keep in mind that this is not a permanent option. You'll have to re-negotiate with each teacher, each year.
or (3) seek resources elsewhere.
Danielle Voit
Danielle Voit is the Co-Director of HEROES Academy.
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...and hopefully the last post about this subject! Last night about 11:30, it finally happened. It wasn't too painful. I had been adding lemon juice to my distilled water, and I believe the juice broke it down some and made it easier to pass. It was almost a soft stone and somewhat difficult to get out of the strainer. I'm just so glad that is behind me, and I hope I never have to go through that again! I also hope none of your ever get one. I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy!
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Kidney Stone Passed
7 comments:
- plainolebob said...
man john,
know you gotta be feelin better now,whew.
i live on the ole plain redneck diet, beer and potatoes, and a side of pork rinds.
breakfast: i pot of coffe, with a bag of nilla wavers.
none of thet on the list i noticed, i should be safe.
- September 16, 2009 at 8:43 PM
- Larry Ohio said...
Well thank God it finally passed!! I've never had the pleasure and pray I never do. Greg had one once, brought on by a certain prescription drug he was on at the time. He agrees with you that the pain is more intense than anything imaginable. Yikes. I'm glad it's over for you.
- September 16, 2009 at 10:38 PM
- Dr. Monkey Von Monkerstein said...
Glad you passed that thing.
- September 16, 2009 at 11:28 PM
- Howard said...
Congrats for making it through eliminating that stone from your body. Sounds like something I never want to experience.
- September 17, 2009 at 12:06 AM
- kenju said...
John, for some odd reason, your posts have not been showing up in my reader - so I missed all of these.I saw today's, and then I clicked on the blog name and found the others. I am sorry about your troubles. You are right about doing things in moderation.Hope you feel better now.
- September 17, 2009 at 9:47 AM
- Mary Ellen said...
Geez, everything on that "don't eat" list is most of my diet! I don't eat meat so substitute with nuts for protein. And I eat a lot of blueberries, I thought they were good for you! And spinach! I love spinach salads, eat them at least twice a week!
Oh my....
My son had kidney stones where were extremely painful to pass and when you looked at them, you could see the pointy spines which were on them, and they weren't soft, they were like little jagged rocks. His were diagnosed as a result of all the coke he drank. I tried to warn him before hand, but I'm just the dumb mom who doesn't know anything.
Thanks for the warning on the food.
Not to mention...no chocolate or coffee? Just shoot me. :-(
- September 17, 2009 at 10:52 AM
- John said...
Thanks everybody!
@plainolebob, yeah, I'm feeling better by the day. You sound like my Mom--eat whatever, whenever and no consequences...yet.
@Larry Ohio, I appreciate all the input from you and Greg. Believe me, I hope you never get one too.
@Dr. Monkey Von Monkerstein, Thank you, me too! You know it!
@Howard, thanks so much and you're right, you never want to experience that. Drink lots of water and don't get too much calcium, etc.
@kenju, thank you! As always, so happy to get your comments. I'm feeling better, but off work until Monday.
@Mary Ellen, I know what you mean about that list (of foods that contain oxalates). I really liked having my simple diet and splurging like once a week. It made everything so much easier, shopping, cooking, etc.
Sorry your son got stones from coke, yikes! I've heard of renal failure from too much Mt.Dew--a local lady.
I guess you know there are different kinds of stones and different things can cause them, like too much calcium, etc.
I have not had coffee since 9/9. Maybe I can save some money, if I stop buying it. I can still have a cup every now and then.
I'm not giving up any of those foods completely. The thing is they were basically my daily diet, like you said. I just won't eat them as often.
Our little organic store closed, but it used to have individual spinach salads and guess what I ate for lunch every day at work instead of fast food!
- September 18, 2009 at 4:39 PM


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Mantris is by far one of the most interesting bakugan relative to the earlier bakugan. As some might have guessed, Mantris looks like the praying mantis in the real world. He has two flicking front arms connected with two joints. However, this feature doesn't give it a chance of knocking another bakugan off of its gate card. This always results in an automatic win for the roller. However, it is amusing watching it attacks the enemy when opening. On the other hand, Mantris is not very complex and besides the four legs, he has no other features whatsoever. The head is very colorful though. You can find it in purple, red, green, gold, even metallic. And the eyes are always different. The body is always neon, and can be translucent and pearl. My Mantris is 450G's, but it can go as high as 620. They are very colorful and unique. Furthermore, Mantris is a powerful bakugan. In fact, one of his abilities, Marionette, was featured on a real life ability card, only any bakugan can use it, not just Mantris.
Mantris was seen in episode one, where he battled Dan and a Pyrus Serpenoid. Although at first Serpenoid was prevailing, the opponent opened up a Subterra gate card which increased his power level by 100G's. Then Mantris defeated Serpenoid. In the show, Mantris appeared many times in battles, so over time their power went from 290, to 390G's. Also, in episode 36, Masquerade made his first move by sending the opponents Darkus Centipoid to another gate card. After that, he battled Exedra by doubling his power level with a gate character card. Unfortunately, Alice used "Demon Wizard" that canceled his character and used Wormquake's power to add to his. Therefore, Mantris lost. But I still believe that he is a very powerful bakugan. The bakugan has five abilities named Twin Machete, Sling Blazer, Marionette, Slice Cutter, and Doom Companion. These cards make him very strong in battle.
Mantris Bakugan Features
The most recognizable feature in Mantris is the two front arms that extend forward to attack. This makes Mantris looks quite fierce. They are needed to be folded in in order to close the bakugan. Mantris also has a long thick neck and an arachnid head. His eyes are large and this color is always different from the body. Unlike most bakugan, Mantris has four small legs you have to pop out in order for it to stand up properly. The rest of the body is simple and the design is not very special. However, they come in all different colors you probably would not find from any other bakugan. I know that Mantris' color variation is very specific. A brown Subterra Mantris has a gold head and green eyes along with darker brown marks on the body; a blue Aquos Mantris has a red head and green eyes mixed with green marks on the body; a green Ventus Mantris has a purple head with yellow eyes, the marks on the body is also green, but darker and glitters; a gray Haos one has a blue head with red eyes and golden body marks; a black Darkus Mantris has a green head with red eyes and purple body marks; a red Pyrus Mantris is more exciting, since it has a silver head that resembles metal, the eyes are black and body marks are printed golden red; a pearl Mantris has a green head with red eyes, and the marks on the body are in dark green. If you have a translucent one, most likely it is a lime green. Out of all the color variations, I personally feel the most exciting ones are Pyrus, Darkus, and Pearl; the lime green translucent one may sound and look interesting in picture, but it is really not that exciting in person. The main reason is the material is more like opaque and foggy; it was not made clear, which is disappointing. To me, other colors are not that appealing. When I got my own Aquos Mantris, I felt somewhat disappointed. If you are a collector and loves Mantris in particular, then I'd say get them all; otherwise, I would recommend to buy red, black, and pearl if you have to pay for high prices.
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Congratulations to @Tut-Greco, @Human_ and @Groove, who have passed their probationary period and have successfully joined our clan.
However, @ZeKinG has a bit further to go because he smells and is french.... Nah, but he joined a bit later, so has a bit more time in probationary to do first.
I'm sure you will all congratulate them in your own way


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Attu Trip Report
Here's what all of my birding friends have been waiting for: a bird report from Attu. It's been a whirlwind week since I returned to civilization and have had access to the internet, and I've spent most of that time chasing rare birds in Arizona, on top of trying to plan and schedule the remainder of my June travels, and keep writing my book while things are still fresh in my mind. Instead of sharing the content of my book, detailing each day on Attu, I'm providing a synopsis of the trip birds and what we did. You'll have to invite me out to dinner to hear the juicy details.
Species List:
Birds: Alaska gave me 40 new year birds
Rarest bird: Far Eastern Curlew
Birds I missed that others saw: Pin-tailed Snipe, Eurasian Hobby, Solitary Snipe (saw distantly but no way I could identify it after it flushed and flew over bay) I found a Hawfinch and Siberian Rubythroat, but did not see field marks well enough to count them.


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digiSchool te propose une fiche de révision d'Anglais de Terminale STMG, sur le thème Lieux et formes de pouvoir : "The power of the press".
Dans un premier temps, une introduction du thème sera effectué. Ensuite, vous découvrirez l'historique de la pressedurant la présidence de Richard Nixon et également durant l'époque de Reagan. Enfin, vous verrez que certaines affaires ont été découvertes grâce à la presse. Pour finir, une conclusion du thème sera donnée ainsi que des exemples de sujets d'anglais possibles au Bac.
Téléchargez gratuitement ce cours d'Anglais de Terminale STMG sur "Places and forms of power".
The Anglo-Saxon press is composed of different types:
-the gutter press/ the tabloids/the popular press : they propose pictures of famous people in embarrassing situations or reveal scandals. they are mostly read by women.
-the quality papers : they propose analysis, comments of intellectuals, they take into account the world news. They are often difficult to read for common people.
In The USA the American press is often referred to as the FOURTH POWER because it has the power to counterbalance the government thanks to the FIRST AMENDMENT of the Constitution.
The First Amendment: it guarantees to people FREE SPEECH and the FREEDOM OF THE PRESS.
In some occasions the government reduced this free speech and the freedom of the press, during the Vietnam war for example.
Some accusations were made against Lyndon B Johnson. Among which the fact that he was releasing biased information, half-truths. Journalists were denoucing the credibility gap.
Two main events established the power and independence of the press:
-the PENTAGON PAPERS: in 1971 Daniel Ellsberg released a secret defense Department history of the Vietnam war in the New York Times, Nixon sued the paper in the name of the national interest but then the Washington Post and many other newspapers released the secret, the Supreme Court decided that the press was right.
-the WATERGATE: it is the name of a building in which the Democratic party had its headquarters. It was spied by Nixon's Republican Party. The illegal campaign practices as well as Nixon's perjury were revealed. The two journalists from the Washington Post Bob Woodward, Carl Bernstein 's article led to the resignation of Nixon on August 9th, 1974.
During almost each American presidencies scandals burst out in the press:
In 1986 the press revealed that the USA had sold arms illegally to Iran, first to free the American hostages held in Beirut and then to support the guerilla war in Nicaragua (irancontra scandal). Ronald Reagan shifted the responsibility to army officials: Oliver north was the most famous one.
-the Clinton's affair and the whitewaters scandal.
-Profumo Affair (1963): Secretary of State for War John Profumo had an affair with prostitute Christine Keeler (to whom he had been introduced by pimp and drug-dealer Stephen Ward) who was having an affair with a Soviet spy at the same time.
-Edward Snowden, a former contractor for the CIA,The scandal broke in early June 2013 when the Guardian newspaper reported that the US National Security Agency (NSA) was collecting the telephone records of tens of millions of Americans.
-Wikileaks: an international and nonprofit organization which published secret information, news leaks and classified media from anonymous sources. Julian Assage, an Australian Internet activist is said to be the founder, editor-in-chief and director.
-Hilary Clinton and her emails.
-Francois Hollande and his love affair.
-Kennedy and Marilyn affair.
-Tiger woods and his cheating.
-Marion Jones and her drug use.
-Football scandals.
Of course nowadays many use the press to build their celebrity, to entertain people or to earn a lot a money.
Social media had created a new breed of paparazzi and people are much more interested in scandals than in real issues such as economics or politics.
These new journalists are blessed by social media. Selfies or snapchats are now common even political people use them not to convey their ideas, not to denounce but only to remain on the stage.
But this Free Press has become an essential part of American society. Each time the government tries to reduce it it increases the wish to know (investigative journalism becomes more and more powerful).
But this Free Press has become an essential part of American society. Each time the government tries to reduce it it increases the wish to know (investigative journalism becomes more and more powerful).
America is defined by the way the press acts. Thomas Jefferson wrote in the Declaration of Independence that a nation is "free if the media are free".
1. Are counter powers growing in influence?
2. Are traditional papers disappearing?
3. imagine you are an investigative journalist and you want to make people aware of a fact concerning the government. Write the article
4. the media do not always respect people's sufferings and private lives; do you share this view?
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Though it is often derided as the poor relation to the Champions League – and rightly so, because that's exactly what it is – it also provides some pretty decent football in its own right, and has grown as a competition in recent seasons.
It also provides us with something to bet on on a Thursday.
And quite often those bets will be winners, because the Europa League is very, very predictable.
There are big teams in this competition, and they are often matched with teams most have never heard of.
Those sorts of miss-matches make for ideal betting opportunities.
And those are the type of matches upon which the AccaDoo Europa League betting tips usually focus.
Are your Europa League betting tips just win/lose on match bets?
Most of our Europa League betting tips will be match bets only – that is, betting on a particularly team to win or lose a particular fixture.
Experience has taught us that these bets are more successful than any other, with the highest profit yield.
However, when the statistics dictate that a game will be particularly high scoring, then we will also post Europa League betting tips that focus on number of goals, over/under goals bets or both teams to score bets.
When do you post your Europa League betting tips?
This is such an easy one to answer in this section.
Our UK football tips will be posted most days of the week because of the almost continuous diet of football in England.
But the Europa League is confined to one day of the week.
Most of the action is on Thursdays, and that is when we will post of most of our bets.
We have noticed that there are occasional Europa League games played on Wednesdays now.
But if it does we will start posting Europa League betting tips on those nights too.
If there are odd games by themselves we will often include them in accas with our Champions League bets or other Europan accas.


text: BY JONATHAN TUMWEBAZE The Bahai faith holds the belief all religions are one, and that Jesus is one of the many prophets. While I consider their intentions noble – it was started to create unity and togetherness among the warring sects in the 1800's, it is false to assume that there is a fundamental similarity among all religions. Aristotle's law of non-contradiction applies to reality. The law states that two contradictory statements cannot both be true at the same time. Ideally you cannot claim that a glass is empty…Read More


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In some ways my head has moved past the wedding but in other ways I'm still stuck very much in the now. We have sooo many things to do between now and October 18th and so many projects we'd like to do that will have to wait until later.
- Resod our backyard
- Tear down wallpaper in our kitchen, dining room, and foyer and then repaint.
- Take a couple's trip to Asheville with some close friends of ours
- Finish fencing in our backyard
- Redo the floors in our master bathroom
- Tear up the carpet in our hallway and living room and replace with wood floors
Ugh I can't even list everything.
Yeah, we are planning on buying a house early next year so I'm kind of in a hurry for that (we already live together) and have started looking at houses online.
Plus, we've decided to start trying this month for a baby, so it's like a whole new level of distraction, educating ourselves on how to get pregnant/pregnancy, etc.
Yes, this is what I'm doing right now. I managed to empty out half of my dresser for him and about a third of my closet. Luckily he doesn't have many clothes though. This is only a temporary place until my lease is up and we can buy a house next spring. I can't wait to build a new home together!Dignity100 said:I need to get my house ready for FI to move in still!! I know our plan is after the wedding start saving up and buy a new house so we can truly combine - I'm really ready to start moving on to this step!!
Lucky! We are planning on having me be double-covers on both of our insurance (yay for costly medical treatments!) and either one of us will go up like 2 tax brackets (I got up if we file together and he goes up if we file separately).Pepperally said:I think he's looking forward to the $ for it to come out of my paycheck instead of his...he'll think he got a raise for getting married!
I feel ya. We bought our house a year and a half ago and have been living together since.
There's things I want to do/get done around the house. I really want a new bed (we only have a full size), I want to rip up a carpet in an extra bedroom which I hope to turn into a nursery eventually. Kids will be at least a year after the wedding. I guess we'll see where we are October 2015 . We need to plan our honeymoon for next april/may. We'll need to buy a 2nd car as well since we only have one at the moment. We commute by train to work so we haven't needed another but if we plan on having a baby we'll need to reevaluate that as well.
I know FH wants to build a bookshelf for our computer room and he needs to start hanging some pictures on our walls! They are so bare! lol


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Closed for more than 2 1/2 years, the proposed renovation of the Houghton Street bridge could be finished by late 2010, selectmen said last night.
Closed for more than 2 1/2 years, the proposed renovation of the Houghton Street bridge could be finished by late 2010, selectmen said last night.
Selectman Sonny Parente, citing information from the State House, said 75 percent of the project's design phase has been completed and construction should begin later this year or sometime in early 2010.
Parente said he expects the construction of the bridge, which was closed in late 2006 after a MassHighway inspection revealed "significant structural difficulties," will be completed by late next year.
"It is nice to get the Houghton Street bridge on an expedited process," Parente said.
Although he said he is pleased to see the project move forward, Selectman Chairman Joe Durant voiced displeasure over the time it has taken the state to proceed with the design phase of the bridge, which spans the Assabet River.
"If we continue to move at this pace, we'll see it open in 2020," he said.
During the inspection, MassHighway officials rated the bridge's deck and superstructure as critical. If it were not for steel plates placed over holes in the bridge's deck, it would have been rated an imminent failure, according to MassHighway.
In a 2004 report, MassHighway noted that concrete had fallen off at least 14 spots on the bridge, exposing rusting steel enforcement bars.
In other business, Durant reminded residents of a mandatory water ban that will go into effect tomorrow - despite the significant rainfall this month.
"I don't think it's stopped raining since May," he said.
The new conservation measures will ban outdoor watering between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Like last year, the restrictions will run on an alternate day schedule, with odd numbered houses being permitted water use on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and even numbered houses permitted on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.
No outdoor watering is permitted on Monday.
The restrictions are being implemented to preserve the future supply of water within the Concord River Basin. The basin has been identified by the state as "medium stressed," requiring all permitted uses comply with limitations on consumption.


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50Play Episode
In the fallow week of the NatWest 6 Nations Brian Moore and Rob Andrew discuss what has gone wrong for England and how they can turn their fortunes around against France.
Former Leicester and England winger Rory Underwood gives his perspective saying England's performances have been disappointing, as well as a look at the latest round of Premiership action.
With Rassie Erasmus appointed South Africa head coach, Thinus Delport returns to tell all about his old teammate and what the new coach can bring to the Springboks.
We speak to Gloucester-Hartpury coach Susie Appleby about her side's excellent win over league leaders Harlequins.
And we go down to the grassroots of rugby to find out more about NatWest's Rugby Force programme.


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I am in love with old vehicles….for me, old cars seem to have a soul, a story to tell. Speaking of stories, here's one about my first Hot Rod: I grew up working on old race cars, street machines and trucks with my Dad. I always loved working with my hands and improving old American Iron….and the time spent alongside my Dad was and is priceless. When I was 14 I had already helped my Dad with several project cars and spent many years crewing on Dad's drag-racing cars….but now it was my turn. I remember riding with my Dad to the drag races and staring out the window at old vehicles rusting in mid-western fields and dreaming of finding one of my own to revive. I had been saving money from mowing lawns, raking leaves and shoveling driveways….I knew how to drive a stick and was on a motorcycle since age 8…..so needless to say, I was preparing for the big 16 a few years earlier than most kids. Well, a few months before my 15th birthday I had located a 1965 Impala Biscayne not far from my high school, in fact, I had rode past it many times and finally told dad about it. I remember digging it out of the mud and watching Dad work his magic to get the old 6 cylinder running….it was exciting to think we were on our way to taking this beast home. We had settled on $600 which is exactly what I had saved….but the next day Dad said: "why don't you walk up the street and see if Mr. Miller wants to sell that old '65 Chevelle". Now Chevelle's were a favorite of mine and they were lighter than big Impala's which meant FASTER….especially on my budget! I figured Mr. Miller had no interest in selling but what the heck, right? I remember walking up to the house and nervously knocking on the door. If memory serves me, I believe his wife came to the door first and explained that Mr. Miller had just had a major surgery and it would take a minute for him to come outside. He made his way out with a cane and a heavily bandaged leg. Turns out Mr. Miller had an aneurysm in his leg and had it amputated…he now had a prosthetic and was more than happy to see a visitor and chat about his Chevelle. I quickly discovered that is was a V8 car and a stick shift….two of my favorite things and had 52,000 original miles on it!!! Mr. Miller said he would be happy to entertain selling it, especially to someone from the neighborhood. I told him I would head home to talk to my Dad and be right back….I remember sprinting down the street at full steam to deliver the news. We returned and settled on $800, Dad spotted me $200 but I had to "work" it off. I can still visualize what it was like to start up the car and drive away from Mr. Miller's house…..of course, after Dad and Mr. Miller had to school me on shifting a "3 speed on the tree"! The next few years were incredible, reviving this car, having Dad rebuild a powerful motor and spending every dime I made improving it. Plus, I always honked and waved as I passed the Miller's house. I bet it was cool for him to slowly watch the car transform and when it was finally done, I stopped and took Mr. Miller for a ride….it was an experience that has always stayed with me.
Get out there and find something old….and make it new….in the process you'll have your own story to tell someday!
Ryan Hanlon
PS: this is a picture of my latest project, a 1969 Chevy C10.


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CETTM, MTNL and SyncRoute Infranet jointly launch
Certified Telecom Professional (CTP) - Wireless program
Looking into the current industry scenario, telecom sector is surging towards boom in the next 5-6 years and to support the requirement of trained resources, CETTM, MTNL and SyncRoute Infranet join hands to provide job oriented, skill based vocational course covering major aspects of Wireless Telecom Technology.
Certified Telecom Professional - Wireless course aims at uncovering the potential of our engineering cadre and presenting this talent to meet the challenges before the telecom sector. It aims at creating efficient and knowledgeable RF engineers and managers, who will be engaged in making India a world-class player in the area of Telecom Management. The cardinal objective of the course is to impart theoretical and practical inputs to students in order to mould them into sound Wireless Telecom professionals.
For certified candidates, SyncRoute Infranet offers placement assistance for quality assignments across India on projects from leading telecom firms
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Taste Buds and Molecules
Canadian Sommelier François Chartier takes food and wine pairing to the next level in his revolutionary guide to uncovering the hidden tastes of wine in Tastebuds and Molecules. Anyone familiar with the work of Bernard Lahousse of FoodPairings will already have a brief idea of Chartier's methodology. Deconstructing ingredients and wine to their most basic molecular structure, he offers insight on why certain pairings work and others don't. Rather than focus on the similarity of flavor profiles, Chartier steers his reader towards making complementary choices. By bringing science to an elusive art, Chartier provides access for everyone, from the novice wine aficionado to the Master Sommelier, with practical methods for enhancing the dining experience through greater sensual understanding.


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After our lovely stay in Royal Island, we pulled up our anchor and headed for Governor's Harbor on the island of Eleuthera, The Bahamas. Following the inward track we made on our plotter, we motored out the same way knowing that we'd avoid all the rocks and shallows. Once we were clear of obstructions, we pulled out the sail and enjoyed the quietness and freedom that our sailboat provides. (Note: the Sailing The Bahamas Governors Harbour Video is down below)
One of the best parts of sailing is when the engine goes off, the winches are done doing their job and the boat moves effortlessly slicing through the waves. There's the sound of sea foam spraying from the hull and the wind propelling the sail.
And in The Bahamas, the most noticeable attribute are the amazingly variety of blue waters that can be seen in every direction. Gradients from dark blue, green blue and baby blue line the horizon. As my eyes soak in the colors, I smile and feel as if some sort of mental therapy is being conducted unconsciously.
For five hours we sailed comfortably.
Once we turned east, however, the wind was on our nose and we were hitting the waves head on. For an hour we motored but the wind changed in our favor and we eventually managed to get the sail back out. After ten hours we pulled into Governor's Harbour, the old Capital city.
Upon closer inspection we discovered five mooring balls. We tried to ring the marina listed in our charts but failed to get a response. Considering that the area had 'poor holding' we decided to grab a ball. There have been several times that we've failed to find a contact for a mooring ball. What we usually do is tie onto the ball, drop our dinghy and then visit boats next to us to find out who to contact and whether or not the ball is private or public.
In other parts of the world, it's common for mooring balls to have a phone number, or VHF channel, on them so you can contact the owner.
In Governor's Harbour we sent Andrew, our volunteer crew member, over to a Canadian boat to get the scoop. Upon his return we discovered that the Canadians were also having trouble getting in touch with the marina. We assumed we were okay to stay so we headed to town for Wifi, dinner and some drinks.
While walking through the town we discovered colorful homes and businesses in addition to a variety of churches.
Fodor's Travel website offers a nice description of the town:
Governor's Harbour, the capital of Eleuthera and home to government offices, is the largest town on the island and one of the prettiest. Victorian-era houses were built on Buccaneer Hill, which overlooks the harbor, bordered on the south by a narrow peninsula and Cupid's Cay at the tip. To fully understand its appeal, you have to settle in for a few days and explore on foot—if you don't mind the steep climb up the narrow lanes.
The town is a step into a gentler, more genteel time.
Everyone says hello, and entertainment means wading into the harbor to cast a line. Or taking a painting class at the 19th-century pink library on Monday mornings. You can see a current movie at the balconied Globe Princess. It is the only theater on the island, which also serves the best hamburgers in town. Or swim at the gorgeous beaches on either side of town, which stretch from the pink sands of the ocean to the white sands of the Bight of Eleuthera. There are three banks, a few grocery stores, and some of the island's wealthiest residents, who prefer the quiet of Eleuthera to the fashionable party scene of Harbour Island. Source: Fodor's Travel
Simon, Sienna, Andrew and I walked to a restaurant, enjoyed fish curry and spent some time on the Internet. While eating our waiter told us about a Junkanoo starting at 7pm. Not knowing what a Junkanoo was, we followed the sound of loud music to find a festival.
There was arts, crafts, street food and drinks.
To our delight we then watched a parade, similar to a Caribbean Carnival. There were groups, or bands, displaying incredible costumes, expressive dance moves and hypnotic beats.
We returned to the boat and started planning our passage from Governor's Harbour to Pig Beach. After hearing so many stories about the wild pigs we were excited to have a go!
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- Bahamas Sailing Trip – Royal Island Part 2 0f 2
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There are so many programs & applications used widely in enterprises and organizations for many different tasks. But there are few mission-critical programs such as emails that provide instant satisfaction of data exchange in most easy and effortless manner. This omnipresent feature of emails for easy information dealings is taken for granted by the users unless there occurs some erroneous situations. It is never a good feeling for anyone when the access to emails is lost or the messages are not available immediately due to corruption or deletion.
In Mac system the Mail.app is an email application used to store, send and receive emails. The application supports all Gmail, Yahoo, AOL, MobileMe etc. and therefore is frequently used by both individual as well as business persons for the transferring the messages. However, there may come several uninvited situations when something goes wrong and user may face inaccessibility of the messages in emails. This could be really a very frustrating and critical situation as the data may be urgently required to do some essential tasks.
Apple also provides its users some troubleshooting guides to resolve several Mac Mail issues by itself. It has three assistants to find the problem and then fix it.
- Activity Windows – This option is available in Mail menu bar – Window – Activity. With this option user can simply know if anything is wrong on SMTP connection, passwords, or timeouts problems. The option does not help user fix the issue but it makes user figure out the main problem and then resolve it itself.
- Connection doctor – This option helps diagnose any problem with the mail. If there is problem with Internet connection then this option ask user to run Network Diagnostics and find out the problem.
- Mail logs – The Mail Logs option is one step ahed of Activity Windows as it keeps all the records of events. It has every information of the connection process that user can review anytime.
Suppose a situation, when a Mac user upgrades to Mountain Lion. After the upgradation finishes user finds problem in accessing the Yahoo POP mail account. User then removes account and reset the settings. This however lead to deletion of all the emails on POP account. It there a way to get over the issue and restore lost emails without and damage?
There can be number of reasons that can lead to loss, deletion or corruption of mailboxes in the Mac OS X. some of the common reasons are listed as below:
- When program periodically crashes, hangs, or freezes and require force quit. This leads to many errors.
- Plug-in not installed correctly for mail.
- Mailboxes corrupted or damaged.
- Accidental data deletion or formatting of system.
- Corruption in system Address book database.
Now there are two cases through which the Mac Mail can be recovered.
Case 1 – Data recovery through backup
The most easy and efficient way to get back lost Mac OS X data is to have an updated data backup and restore data easily whenever required. Therefore, it is greatly advised by experts and professionals to keep data backup and avoid any unwanted situations. But, as there is a famous saying, 'you will never miss the water until its gone', many users don't understand the value of backup until they face data loss issues.
Case 2 – Mail recovery using Mac Mail recovery tool
Now in case nothing works and the backup is also not available then the most appropriate solution for users is to go with a powerful third party tool and retrieve entire lost or deleted data on Mac without much hassle. The Mac Mail recovery is a very professional tool to recover all lost or missing email messages from the email database files very easily and conveniently. It brings back all mails and attachments including multiple mails at a time. User can also see the preview of data before actual recovery and after the messages are restored can be saved safely.
Here are some fantastic features of Mac mail recovery software:
- Apple Mail recovery – The software simply recovers all mails and attachments from Apple Mail box.
- Entourage recovery – User can also use the tool to restore mails and messages from Entourage database very conveniently and supports MS Entourage 2004 and 2008.
- Fast email repair – The tool quickly scans the database and repairs all emails, contacts, tasks etc. on the Mac OS X.
- Generate log report – It also generates alog report with full details repairing process like total time needed, destination of repaired file etc.
- User friendly interface – An important thing is the tool comes with newly designed GUI interface so that even a novice user can well use the program.
- Compatibility – The software is compatible with all versions of Mac system without any problem.