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I sewed a blouson jacket using a synthetic hairy fabric and Kyanite pattern from Tamanegi-kobo.
It was at the end of my fourth lesson of high-heel walking (yes, there is such a class) that this young and beautiful teacher handed me a pile of paper. Then she said "I collected those pictures from fashion magazines and made a scrap notebook for you. I believe these styles would suit you very much."
It happened to me because she had been asked to make some fashion suggestions to other student in the class before and she made these scrap notebooks as inspirational materials not only for the student, but also two other students. (There are only three students and we became good friends to each other). To confess, it was a slightly odd experience for me because I felt as if I was told to give up my current style for the better one. Even so, I honestly appreciated her kindness very much. I knew she did it for helping us. She wasn't too pushy in any ways, and I knew I was not going to take it too seriously either.
That night, knowing those clothes were different from my taste, I hit on an idea. I mean, in the bed I thought;
"yes, it is too difficult to imagine myself in those clothes in the fashion inspiration notebook she made, because they're so different from the ones I'd choose in the first place... yeah... people see things so differently, right... interesting... mmm. ... wait, is it possible for me to take it as a challenge? Isn't it fun to choose items from the notebook and make them suit me, at least, better? Wouldn't be interesting to translate? Okay. Then I'd choose the biker jacket and see what happens... zzzz"
So I chose the biker jacket pattern Kyanite. I traveled to my favorite fabric shop and got this fake fur jersey in teddy bear-brown, because I thought the furry texture and its frivolousness disguise the stylishness of the jacket and that would suit me better. Matching rib jersey was also ordered quickly. Sewing was done at the speed of light. I wanted to attend the next class in this blouson jacket to show them the consequences I got!
Though I sadly missed our fifth lesson because my careless husband broke his left arm just before the class and I had to deal with the things that his family had to do, I still have another lesson(the last one) in a week. I can tell her what she did is very inspirational to me there. I got a new lovely jacket which I normally wouldn't choose, and I got a new haircut chosen from her inspirational notebook too.
I guess my hair will grow quickly and I will have to have my usual bob hairstyle quite soon anyway. (My hair automatically grows to achieve the bob hairstyle and stay forever like that like Lego dolls.) Meanwhile, I enjoy my new jacket and the short hair as an unexpected bonus of my life.
Hope you are having exciting days too!
pattern: Kyanite pattern (PDF) from Tamanegi-kobo
fabric: fake fur, polyester jersey, middle weight, very smooth, light brown, warm
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Gold "Still I Rise" Pendant Trio with Swarovski Crystals + Dainty Peanut Necklace 24-26"
Trend meets meaning with our "Still I Rise" Pendant Trio with Swarovski® Crystals. Featuring the message "Still I Rise" as a daily reminder that you are SO MUCH STRONGER than you think. You are unstoppable; like a phoenix rising from the ashes with an unrelenting spirit that says, 'Still, I rise.' Embrace the versatility of these one-of-a-kind Pendants that allow you to layer your way. Intricate Pendants with Swarovski Crystals paired with a beautiful Dainty Peanut Chain.
Pendants Included:
Phoenix Pendant with Swarovski Crystals
"Still I Rise" Vertical Bar Pendant with Swarovski Crystals
Sun Coin Pendant with Swarovski Crystals
- Includes 24-26" Gold Dainty Peanut Chain
- Material: Brass
- Metal Finish: Polished/Hammered Gold
- Clear Swarovski Crystal Accents
- Hand-painted Enamel Detail
- "Still I Rise"
- Approx. Pendant Sizes: Phoenix 13mm x 21mm, Vertical Bar 4mm x 23mm, Coin 15mm

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Bessie bides time in Norwich kennel while city leaders determine her fate
New London - At the Norwichtown Pet Resort, Bessie, the New London Police Department tracking bloodhound, knows nothing of the political battle that has raged this summer over her status in the department that has owned her for the past five years.
Bessie, 6, has been boarded at the Norwichtown Pet Resort since June 3 after her longtime handler, Officer Kyle Gorra, left to join the Connecticut State Police.
Officer Anthony Nolan offered to be Bessie's handler, but he is allergic to dogs, Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio said. Finizio then planned to eliminate Bessie's position along with that of Buck, a German shepherd the mayor said would retire for health reasons.
A law enforcement agency in Florida wanted to take Bessie, but public outcry and the City Council intervened. The council passed an ordinance that called for four K-9 dogs. Finizio vetoed it Thursday and said he would support keeping two K-9 dogs.
Through all the back and forth, Bessie has waited at the kennel.
New London police now will post the K-9 tracking dog handler position internally for 14 days, Deputy Police Chief Peter Reichard said. If a successful candidate is found, the officer could start working with Bessie in mid-September, Reichard said.
Finizio adamantly rejected comments he's heard suggesting that Bessie has been "in jail" or has been caged these past two-plus months.
"The dog is doing just fine," Finizio said. "I don't think there is any question of lack of care. ... It's painful to me to be accused of being insensitive to this animal. Bessie is caught in the middle of this."
Reichard would not allow a Day reporter or photographer to visit Bessie at the kennel but gave permission to Norwichtown Pet Resort owner Carol Benesch-Ellis to explain her daily care and routine.
"She's a love," Benesch-Ellis said. "She's a lovable dog. She loves everybody."
New London police board K-9 dogs at the Norwichtown Pet Resort routinely when handlers go on vacation, officials said. The dogs have only minimal interaction with staff and no contact with the public. But Benesch-Ellis said Bessie's long-term boarding called for an exception. Three kennel staff give Bessie regular attention.
"Because she's so sweet and lovable, it's wicked easy to do," Benesch-Ellis said. "She looks at you, and you can't just walk by. You have to say 'hi' to her."
On nice days, Bessie spends hours outside in a 100-foot-by-100-foot grassy play yard. Staff visit with her there, but she does not interact with other dogs, Benesch-Ellis said.
Bessie receives more attention when she is inside in her kennel. On Thursday, she had the first bath of her stay.
New London police pay $22 per day and provide the food for Bessie's special diet. She cannot have toys or bedding, because she might chew them up. She sleeps on the concrete floor.
Bessie is getting no training and no rigorous exercise, which could affect how quickly she could return to duty, officers with knowledge of K-9 training said.
Reichard said the plan calls for the new handler to take Bessie home and have her in the cruiser to socialize with her before the two train together. After this acclimation period, a six-week formal training period would follow, with head K-9 training officer Todd Lynch working with the pair.
Lynch, who also is president of the New London police union, said he could not discuss Bessie's situation as the police K-9 trainer, only as union president. Lynch said he has visited Bessie a few times at the kennel.
He said he is concerned that inaction has cost the city more money in Bessie's boarding than it would have to keep her active with a new handler from the start. Her long layoff also could mean a longer training period when she does return.
"I don't really know what the dog would need for retraining," Lynch said. "If the guy decided to leave, all you would have to do is train the new handler. Now being gone several months, you would have to train both the dog and the handler together and you don't know what the animal's response will be. This is a city decision. Do you want to put that much time into training a 7-year-old dog, or a new dog?"
New London bought then 2-year-old Bessie for $1,500 from a West Virginia police department. She was fully trained as a human scent-tracking dog, Reichard said.
In January, Bessie tracked the scent of a man from his car to where he entered the Thames River near City Pier, before he committed suicide. Divers soon discovered his body, Reichard said. This spring, Bessie tracked a burglary suspect's trail at an auto parts store on Colman Avenue, Reichard said.
Ledyard Police Officer Dan Gagnon, vice president of the Eastern District of the Connecticut Police Work Dog Association, said dogs undergo weekly training in addition to their on-duty work.
"Anytime you put a dog up for that long without training, you're going to lose something," he said.
Physical conditioning also is critical. He called police dogs working athletes. You don't know when a bloodhound will be asked to track a scent for an extended distance or time when on a case. Handlers know their dogs and the type of exercise they need, whether it be a long walk or jog, a daily game of fetch or other activity.
"She will probably have some aches and pains at first," he said. "There will be a transition to get her back in shape."
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3 Bed House in Fourways
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Fourways , Sandton- Affordable property for sale in Riverside View .Well located development in Gauteng, Sandton, Fourways, William Nicol Drive - Riverside View.
SMS VALU & your name to 33903 & we will call you back (SMS cost R 1,50) Close to all amenities. Top developer with very good track record of quality affordable houses.
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Two Colorado-raised skaters join DU's 2011 freshmen class
University of Denver hockey recruits Daniel Doremus of Aspen and Josiah Didier of Littleton will become Pioneers this fall, a year earlier than originally scheduled. The two products of the Colorado Thunderbirds' triple-A midget program are coming off excellent rookie seasons in the United States Hockey League, North America's premier junior-A league.
Doremus is a 6-foot-1, 195-pound forward and Didier a 6-2, 200-pound defenseman. Doremus is replacing previous 2011 recruit Garrett Allen, who signed with DU but was pushed back to 2012 and is considering playing at a Division III school, and Didier basically replaces sophomore Matt Donovan, who signed with the New York Islanders in March.
The words "replacing" or "replaces" might offend some people, however, because these two young local guys earned their way on the roster this fall because they exceeded developmental expectations and are Divison I ready.
Doremus, 19, led the Sioux Falls Stampede with a plus-20 rating in the regular season and was second on the team with 19 goals. He played for the Thunderbirds the previous season, on the under-18 team coached by Kevin Whalen and former Pio D-man Shawn Kurulak.
Didier, who turned 18 last month, was alternate captain of the 2010 Thunderbirds U16 national champion team — the first-ever Colorado squad to win a Tier 1 national title. He was plus-5 in 58 regular-season games for the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders and is expected to be a mid-round NHL draft pick next month.
Both these guys are proof that you can now play midget hockey in Colorado and just a year in junior-A before joining a Division I team — and a perennial power to boot — with a scholarship in hand. DU coaches cannot comment on recruits until they sign, and Doremus' and Didier's signatures are forthcoming.
Congratulations to these two young guys.
To my knowledge, DU's incoming class looks like this (Note: Tabrum also played for the T-Birds):
D Scott Mayfield (Youngstown, USHL)
D Joey LaLeggia (Penticton, BCHL)
D Josiah Didier (Cedar Rapids, USHL)
D Wade Bennett (Wichita Falls, NAHL)
F Zac Larraza (USNDP U18)
F Daniel Doremus (Sioux Falls, USHL)
F Matt Tabrum (Omaha, USHL)
F Larkin Jacobson (Janesville, NAHL)
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Grants kindle tech initiatives at Summit schools
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The Summit Education Foundation recently awarded 12 grants to area schools. The Eileen Finkel Innovative Teaching Awards will provide funding for various educational projects, many of which involve technology.
"The foundation has been very generous with supporting technology in the schools," said Jaimee Borger, public relations officer for the Summit School District.
Borger explained that funding from the school district often focuses on district-wide initiatives, making it more difficult to receive funding for individual school or classroom projects.
"(There are) great ideas," Borger said, "It's just the resources aren't always available to do that. We are so fortunate to have foundations like the Summit Education Foundation step in."
Summit High School, Summit Cove Elementary and Upper Blue Elementary received grants for $1,000, $750 and $575 respectively and will be adding Kindles to their library selection.
Shelly Wasson, media specialist at Summit Cove, said the Kindles will be an attempt to draw in the more reluctant readers.
"That really is our hope," she said. "We're just trying different things. We know (by) the way kids treat the iPads that they love them."
The iPads at Summit Cove are loaded with educational applications, including a few books. These have interactive components, but are mainly geared toward younger children. Wasson hopes that with the Kindle there will be more options for older students.
Does she think that electronic readers like Kindles will take the place of traditional print books?
"I hope not. I'm a librarian and I love the e-readers, and I feel like they're definitely different, (but) it's nice to put those electronics down and pick up a real book," she said. "I really see this as an extension to the whole and not a replacement."
Another beneficiary of the grants is Frisco Elementary's S.T.E.M. Lab. S.T.E.M. stands for science, technology, engineering and math, all subjects which the school prides itself on. The $2,500 grant will be used to enhance what the elementary already has in place – the facilities of its science lab and the buddies program, which pairs fifth-grade mentors with kindergarten students.
"We are working on those 21st century skills that kids are going to have to have," said Frisco principal Renea Hill. "Also, these types of activities are good for critical thinking, for that deeper level of thinking that students will need for their jobs in the future."
The buddies program initially started off as a reading program and has now evolved into other subjects, particularly science.
"It just creates a nice community bond," said Hill. "Now the fifth graders are actually teaching them something."
Other grants include $300 for portable MP3 players for digital learning centers for first grade at Summit Cove Elementary; $1,000 for guest author visits at Dillon Elementary; $800 for shared iPads at Silverthorne Elementary; $300 for the Breckenridge Elementary third-grade overnight trip to the Plains Conservation Center; $2,500 for equipment for Summit Cove's "Cross-Fit for Kids" pilot program; $1,000 for transportation funding for the Summit County "Girls on the Run" program; $1,000 for a plate tectonics map and globe for all seventh-grade science classes at Summit Middle School; and $1,000 for transportation for school nurses to CNA Clinicals in Denver.
In addition to the grants, four schools also received state awards. Summit Cove and Upper Blue received the John Irwin award, which is given to schools that exceed expectations in academic achievement and meet or exceed expectations of academic growth gaps.
Dillon Valley and Breckenridge elementaries were awarded the Governor's Distinguished Improvement award for exceeding expectations of academic growth and meeting or exceeding expectations related to academic growth gaps.
"For us to have four of our nine (schools) is great," said Borger. "We're very excited that the schools have accomplished this goal and the students are being recognized for doing outstanding performances."
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Dunedin now has a local code craftsmanship group!
Code craftsmanship is like craftsmanship in any other area. It describes the transition between knowing how to write code, and knowing how to write good code. Like most crafts, there's an element of constant iterative learning involved. Working with people who have more experience than you can save you some of those iterations.
This is an excellent opportunity to meet other programmers, and discover the rich, yet hidden IT talents in Dunedin. If you're interested in joining us, check out the (brand new, as yet unfinished) website.


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I have taken the following problem from an introductory text on graph theory. Somehow I am missing something about this problem, as the statement seems wrong to me.
There is a group of $n$ people $A_1, \ldots,A_n$ in which some people know each other and any two people who do not know each other would have common acquaintance. Suppose that $A_1$ and $A_2$ know each other but do not have common acquaintance. Show that the acquaintances of $A_1$ are as many as those of $A_2.$
It is obvious how to model this question in the graph theoretical framework. What I am wondering is why isn't $P_3$ (picking a leaf and a 2-vertex for $A_1$ and $A_2$) a counterexample. The two leaf nodes do not know each other but have common friend, but $A_1$ and $A_2$ do not have the same number of acquaintances.
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In an effort to try and clean up the wiring in my builds i'd like to try and start to braid the wires going to the pots.
i'm guessing/assuming that tone controls shouldn't add noise, but gain and volumes controls make me nervous, especially with high gain pedals like the dr. boogie.
can i safely braid the wires going to the gain and volume pots without adding noise or oscillation?


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Visiting any church can be a little intimidating. At Hope Lutheran, we'd like you to feel right at home, so we've put together some information we hope will answer your questions. Check out the Visit Us! section, or feel free to Contact Us if you have any questions. Welcome home!
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Come to the photo gallery to check out our most recent pictures, and get a glimpse of some of the many activities that take place at Hope Lutheran.
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Welcome!Welcome to Hope Lutheran Church of Moose Lake, Minnesota. We hope this website will help you learn more about us and our witness for Christ. Join us for worship and experience for yourself the presence of God in this place.
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As fun as it may be, many people are aware of the risks and dangers associated with trampolines. Falling off, landing on the springs, landing on somebody else; these are all possible dangers many kids face when bouncing around with friends. Now, we have nets to keep kids from flying off and mats to cover those springs. However, even with the safety equipment on and installed properly injuries can still occur.
Therefore, there must be some way in which kids can still have fun on trampolines, but in a much safer manner. That is the work Dr. Keith Alexander has been working toward. As an associate professor of engineering from Canterbury University in New Zealand, Alexander wanted to create a safer trampoline for his daughter. He began his work by making prototypes in his free time at his home. As time passed he then decided to get the university involved within the project.
With the help of his students, lots of research was conducted to come to the conclusion that there are three critical areas of safety concern. These include, the springs of the trampoline, the metal frame, and the ground all around the trampoline. These three areas have been associated with the largest percentage of trampoline related injuries. As a result, Alexander came up with a new design that will address these three areas of concern and overall, create a newly designed trampoline.
To take care of the springs and metal frame area, the design has been changed from horizontal springs attached to the mat to vertically slanted bars. Each of these bars, usually at least 60 or more depending upon the size of the trampoline, are created from fiberglass. Due to the properties of fiberglass, each of these support rods are extremely durable, lightweight, and robust. Each of these support rods then connects to the bottom of the top mat and then to the top of the metal frame at the bottom.
Using a ball and socket type of approach, each rod fits into theses T-shaped cleats and supports the forces of the mat moving up and down. In fact, these cleats were such a complicated piece of the design that they had to get help from a consulting group, Matrix Applied Computing, for the most optimal product.
As a result, Matrix was able to apply their experience with Abaqus finite element analysis (FEA) from SIMULIA to the project. Using the models and simulations, they were able to create a stronger cleat that would increase the overall load capabilities of the trampoline. The final cleat design they came up with uses a little less material and has two ribs for added support in the areas of high stress.
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Guiding principles for feeding non-breastfed children 6-24 months of age
There are a number of infants who will not enjoy the benefits of breastfeeding. They include children born to HIV-positive mothers who choose not to breastfeed and children whose mothers have died. To address the nutritional needs of children who are not breastfed after 6 months of age, WHO has led a process to develop 'Guiding principles for feeding non-breastfed children 6-24 months of age'.
These principles are the result of a background document that examined the feasibility to design adequate diets using locally available foods, and are based on consensus achieved during an informal meeting of experts held in Geneva in early 2004. They are adapted from the 'Guiding principles for complementary feeding of the breastfed child'.
The publication lists the nine guiding principles, with the scientific rationale for each, and gives examples of diets from different parts of the world that can meet energy and nutrient needs of infants and young children after 6 months of age who are not breastfed. Annexes include information on developing locally appropriate feeding recommendations based on the principles, and on key issues around early breastfeeding cessation for infants and young children of HIV-positive mothers.


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ses5909 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 25 diseños de 11 diseñadores freelance.
I need an uncoded template for a non-profit group. Please use your own work. This needs to be professional and classy, but not cold and corporate. This website is essentially a library of information so it should be inviting.
Desired Color Scheme:
Red, white, and blue
Desired Style:
This needs to be clean and crisp, but not a cold corporate look. It should be inviting!
Accepted File Formats:
You can see the current design here:
Right now, the colors are kind of heavy, we need to lighten them up a bit. You will notice the three navigational elements I have drawn a red outline around. Right now that is VERY clunky and we need a more organized look. It is separated into 3 separate places so it is very easy to get lost. I need this condensed into 1 navigational element if possible...
The top-level navigation elements need to be:
About Us
Training & Support
Partners (this will combine Ethnic and Relgious Partners from the current layout)
Policies and Issues
Programs & Resources
i would like to see the search box taken out of the sidebar (perhaps put into the header). The calendar may be able to join it (perhaps with a nice icon)
It would be great if everything can be worked a top navigation so they can use that valuable sidebar space for other things. It doesn't have to be that way. We are open to your ideas.
The current color scheme is red, white, and blue. They are open to different variations on those colors. Also, you can see the organization name in the top-left-hand corner of the screenshot. They do not have a logo and do not want a logo so you are open to play around with different fonts here.
If I get something I REALLY like, I have the right to close the contest early.
There are two elements that must be worked into the design.
Feel free to change the colors on those to suit the design (i don't have a PSD of that image yet)
Updated notes
The page I showed you is an example of how cluttered it can look. I would really like to remove that if possible. Here is a page that really doesn't need a sidebar:
I wanted to show the most complex menu structure so you could design for that. Please don't hesitate to ask any questions!
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The name of the org needs to be portrayed without a space between the two words and with the first word being italicized. this is important to the client.
here is an example:
Client Feedback
A simple top navigation bar, where the logo, tag line and the menu items are together and they all stand out clearly. They have not decided if they will have images or not but if they do, it would be under the logo, tag line, and menu options.
Side Nav:
They prefer a left nav to that of a right nav and prefer the side nav to be skinnier. We see the left nav as a place where there, on the homepage we can have (in order) Latest News at the top, then Calendar, then the AJC logo and donation acknowledgements. On inner pages, we would like the left nav sidebar options to move to the top, the best place to place subheading options that relate to the text on the right
Some of the entries are too dark. They prefer the red to be similar to #CC0000 and would like to see the blue similar to #079BFF
The first word in the logo is best in white and the second in red.
White background for the center/body is best, but a light blue page background would be nice
For the main nav, remove the Home and Contact Us buttons. If you can think of a place to put them where they are still visible but out of the way, that would be fine.


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Many circumstances in life can derail even the best money management plans and leave us with less money than we need to meet monthly obligations. What can you do if you are in this situation? This course covers a five-step plan for handling a financial crisis and getting back on your feet:
Step 1: Take Inventory of Income and Assets
If your expenses exceed your income, you will not be able to gain control of your financial situation until you make changes. Start by recording all of your sources of income, including realistic expectations of income that you will be receiving soon.
Think about ways that you may be able to increase your income. Some suggestions:
If you own your home and have a spare bedroom, rent it out. A good place to advertise is nearby college campuses.
Get a part-time job or work overtime if it is available. Ask family members who are able to work but currently aren't working to look for employment.
If you regularly get a large tax refund, consider increasing the number of exemptions you claim on your federal W-4 form. This will increase your take-home pay. (However, be careful to not take so many exemptions that you have a large tax liability at the end of the year. It is a good idea to consult with a tax advisor or use the withholdings calculator on the IRS's website, www.irs.gov, before making adjustments.)
Make sure to apply for all benefits for which you may be eligible, such as unemployment insurance, food stamps, Social Security, or TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families).
Next, record the value of all assets.
You may be weighing whether to liquidate some assets to pay for immediate expenses. That is certainly one option, but be aware that it may come at a cost. For example, withdrawing money from a retirement plan can result in taxes and penalties of up to 45% of the amount withdrawn. You are also leaving yourself less money for the future. Still, the consequences of liquidating assets may be reasonable when compared with the possibility of losing your home or car. The important thing is that you not make these decisions lightly. Consider consulting with a financial professional who can help you look objectively at your options.
Liquidation is not necessarily the only way to utilize assets. Some retirement plans and cash value life insurance policies let you borrow against their value. You do not have to pay penalties or taxes when you borrow against a retirement plan, as long as you do not default on the loan. If you own a home that has equity in it, you may be able to get money to pay the bills from a home equity line or loan or cash-out refinance. However, keep in mind that if you cannot afford the payments, you could lose your home.


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WASHINGTON, March 27 (UPI) -- Government attorneys came under pointed questioning Tuesday, indicating U.S. Supreme Court justices are skeptical of the healthcare law's individual mandate.
The issue is whether the Commerce Clause in the Constitution allows Congress to "create commerce where previously none existed," in this case forcing everyone who can afford to do so to buy health insurance or face a fine under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Justice Samuel Alito asked Solicitor General Donald B. Verrilli Jr. if people are required to buy health insurance, why aren't they required to buy burial insurance. Chief Justice John Roberts wanted to know what makes emergency healthcare different from other emergency services, such as police and fire, in the second day of argument about the law's constitutionality.
"Well, one big difference, one big difference, Justice Alito, is the -- you don't have the cost shifting to other market participants," Verrilli said in one exchange.
"Sure you do," Alito responded, "because if you don't have money then the state is going to pay for it. Or some --"
"That's different," Verrilli interrupted.
"Or a family member is going to pay," Alito concluded.
"That's a difference and it's a significant difference," Verrilli explained near the beginning of the 2 hours of argument. "In this situation, one of the economic effects Congress is addressing is that the ... many billions of dollars of uncompensated costs are transferred directly to other market participants. It's transferred directly to other market participants because healthcare providers charge higher rates in order to cover the cost of uncompensated care, and insurance companies reflect those higher rates in higher premiums, which Congress found translates to a thousand dollars per family in additional health insurance costs."
In another exchange, Justice Antonin Scalia wanted to know if the federal government should be able to mandate that everyone buy broccoli.
"No, that's quite different. That's quite different. The food market, while it shares that trait that everybody's in it, it is not a market in which your participation is often unpredictable and often involuntary," Verrilli responded.
In another exchange Alito said if the cost of coverage were calculated for a group of people, "the cost of that policy would be much, much less than the kind of policy that these people are now going to be required to purchase under the Affordable Care Act?"
"Well, while they are young and healthy that would be true. But they are not going to be young and healthy forever," Verrilli said.
Roberts also said he fears if the mandate is declared constitutional, it could be expanded to other areas, something Verrilli denied, saying the law is narrowly drawn to just apply to the method of payment for healthcare consumption.
Paul D. Clement, who argued on behalf of the 26 states objecting to the mandate, said requiring people to buy health insurance is an "unprecedented effort by Congress to compel individuals to enter commerce in order to better regulate commerce. The Commerce Clause gives Congress the power to regulate existing commerce. It does not give Congress the far greater power to compel people to enter commerce to create commerce essentially in the first place."
But Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg compared the controversy over the mandate to the creation of Social Security, which ran into objections at its inception as well. Clement argued the situations are different and the government would be far better off calculating how much of a tax it would take to subsidize the healthcare industry and spread that subsidy evenly.
"That's the way we pay for most subsidies," he said.
Michael A. Carvin, representing business interests, said the individual mandate forces people "for paternalistic purposes" into the insurance market.
"So regardless of whether it has beneficial downstream effects, we must say no, Congress doesn't have that power. Why not? Because everything has downstream effects on commerce and every compelled purchase promotes commerce," Carvin said.
In arguments Monday, the justices indicated they are willing to ignore the Anti-Injunction Act and consider the constitutionality of the healthcare law now rather than waiting for all of its provisions to become effective in 2014.
The final day of argument Wednesday concerns whether parts of the law can survive if some of its provisions are struck down and whether the law's expansion of Medicaid is legal.


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Summit County Fishing Report: Ice fishing season is in full swing
South Park waters are seeing heavy fishing pressure, and though action at Tarryall Reservoir has slowed, fair numbers of smaller trout are being caught. Pike are scarce. Antero Reservoir is producing some of the nicer fish, up to 20 inches, but you'll have to put in your time. Most parties are catching a fish or two per hour, with anglers favoring small tube jigs tipped with wax, meal, or earthworms. Eleven Mile Reservoir has put on a good coat of ice. Those doing best have been concentrating on shallower water near shore, under 20 feet or so.
There's better action in the Granby area, where all the reservoirs are now sporting a coat of ice, mostly 4 inches or better. Watch out for thin spots and areas around pressure ridges. Grand Lake has been producing a few rainbows and lake trout. Shadow Mountain Reservoir is a good choice to pick up some decent rainbows and an occasional kokanee. Granby has been slow for lake trout, but it helps to move closer to shore in shallow water, under 30 feet and work small ice jigs tipped with some sort of worm to find consistent action. For sheer numbers, head over to Willow Creek where just about anything will produce fish. Just don't expect much over 12 inches.
Green Mountain Reservoir is fully capped, but use caution over the deeper water. Anglers are marking lots of fish from 40 feet down. The problem has been getting them to commit, but it is likely the action will pick up soon. Tube jigs to 5 inches tipped with a strip of sucker is always a good choice, but when things are slow, don't hesitate to use spoons.
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Cat 6 lead authors: WU cofounder Dr. Jeff Masters (right), who flew w/NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990, & WU meteorologist Bob Henson, @bhensonweather
By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 2:01 PM GMT on July 29, 2009
Late-starting hurricane seasons--ones where the first named storm of the year doesn't occur until August--have happened in eleven of the fifty years between 1960 - 2009 (a 22% occurrence.) Only two of these eleven seasons ended up with more hurricanes than average (seven or greater). The record for the latest starting hurricane season since 1851 was set in 1914, when the only storm of the season formed on September 15. The year 1941 was also late starting, with the season's first storm arriving on September 11. Of course, we didn't have satellites back then, so it's a good bet there were storms earlier in these seasons that got missed. However, there's a good possibility that 1914 really did have only one storm. A re-analysis of the hurricane activity in the decade 1911-1920 (Landsea et al., 2008) found 1.3 missing tropical cyclones per year, thanks to the inclusion of a new database of ship weather reports called COADS. However, 1914 was not one of those years. Various authors have estimated that we missed an average of between one and three tropical cyclones per year during that time period, so it is quite possible 1914 had only one storm.
Figure 1. The hurricane season of 1914 featured only one tropical storm, and was the latest-starting hurricane season on record (September 15).
The latest dates for the first named storm of the season in the recent past, followed by the number of named storms, hurricanes, and intense hurricanes that year are:
2009 (August 15) 9,3,2
2004 (August 1) 15,9,6
2000 (August 4) 15,8,3
1988 (August 7) 12,6,3
1987 (August 9) 7,3,1
1984 (August 18) 13,5,1
1983 (August 15) 4,2,1
1977 (August 30) 6,5,1
1967 (August 30) 8,6,2
1963 (August 2) 9,6,2
1962 (August 22) 5,3,1
We can also add 1992 to the list if we ignore the unnamed subtropical storm that formed in April of that year. That year had the notorious Hurricane Andrew as its first named storm. Andrew formed on August 17 of that year, and was the only major hurricane in a year that had only seven named storms and four hurricanes. For comparison, an average Atlantic hurricane season has 10 named storms, 6 hurricanes, and 2 intense hurricanes. So, it is a good bet that 2009 will be a below-average season.
Landsea, C. W. , D. A. Glenn, W. Bredemeyer, M. Chenoweth, R. Ellis J. Gamache, L. Hufstetler, C. Mock, R. Perez, R. Prieto, J. Sanchez-Sesma, D. Thomas, and L. Woolcock, 2008, A Reanalysis of the 1911-20 Atlantic Hurricane Database", Journal of Climate, 21, p.2138-2168.
Jeff Masters
The views of the author are his/her own and do not necessarily represent the position of The Weather Company or its parent, IBM.
Cat 6 lead authors: WU cofounder Dr. Jeff Masters (right), who flew w/NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990, & WU meteorologist Bob Henson, @bhensonweather


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Moroccan Carrots - Kosher Linkup
Fall is also the time when root vegetables are in season. So it is fitting that root vegetables were selected for this month's kosher linkup, brought to you courtesy of Jamie at joyofkosher.
Quick! What's the first root veggie to pop into your head? Figuratively, not literally ... never put anything smaller than your elbow in your ear ... but I digress. Carrots, of course. Carrots are very versatile. Raw, they make a crunchy snack for kids in the afternoon, especially when those mini-types (the carrots, not the kids) are dragged through a jar of peanut butter, while fingers, sticky from dipping too enthusiastically into the jar when you are not looking, touch every exterior inch of that jar while returning it to the cupboard, hidden deep in the back so that the next person grabs an unopened jar from the front. Repeat with all the remaining jars.
Um... where was I going with this? Oh, yeah, carrots. They are great when cooked as well, and are even better roasted. Their sugar caramelizes and the carrots become a different type of crunchy.
In keeping with the theme I also tossed in a couple of parsnips. When I was a kid I used to call them "white carrots." Although they can be eaten raw (and maybe even with peanut butter), IMHO they should be cooked first. I usually chop 'em and add to chicken soup, but roasting 'snips also brings out a lot of their flavor. Like carrots, small to medium-sized parsnips are generally better than large, woody-tasting roots.
Basically, moroccan-style means throw every spice in the pantry. No, seriously, moroccan foods tend to be flavored with a combination of many spices, especially ginger, cumin, paprika and pepper. I used a bit of chipotle paprika because its smoky kick adds interesting flavor. Just a quarter-teaspoon should be plenty without destroying your mouth. Hungarian paprika can be used instead; it gives flavor without heat. Regular ol' paprika only provides color. If you love your family please use only the good stuff.
To speed up the roasting for a weeknight meal, slice the carrots and parsnips into matchstick-size pieces. To me, all that matchstick cutting feels like it takes an hour, but in actuality it only takes around 10 minutes. As an alternative, simply quarter each carrot and parsnip half, then increase the second roasting time to 15-20 minutes. It's a trade-off, except that with the alternative, you have both hands free ... to do something else.
Although the veggies are lubed up with olive oil, lightly grease the baking pan with cooking spray. If by chance you miss anointing some of the veggies with oil they will permanently bond to the pan. In the pictures you can probably see that I lined the pan with foil. For one thing I wasn't taking any chances at 10pm (the Tuesday I made this was my evening work shift). And second, after baking I gift-wrapped the veggies with the same foil and let chill in the fridge overnight. As a result, cleanup was stupid easy, plus it made an easy package to carry the following evening to the Hadassah potluck I attended (I explained Hadassah at this post). I simply tossed the still wrapped veggies (big mistake) into the oven. It reheated nicely but the results were quite limp. I shoulda opened the package before heating. Luckily no one knew the matchsticks were supposed to be crispy and those who tried them commented on how delicious they were.
As you can see, I didn't garnish with pistachios or parsley, and I really really do like pistachio nuts and parsley. One of the Hadassah members has a severe problem with nuts. So to avoid killing her the nuts stayed home. As for the parsley, I was still out of fresh. I could have used some dried stuff instead, at least for the photos, but I
Moroccan Carrots Matchsticks
serves 4 as a side-dish
cooking spray
1 pound carrots
2-3 medium-sized parsnips
2 Tbl. olive oil
1 tsp. ground cinnamon
1/2 tsp. ground nutmeg
1 tsp. ground cumin
1/4 tsp. chipotle paprika (or 1 tsp. hungarian paprika)
1 tsp. kosher salt
1/2 tsp. coarsely ground black pepper
1/4 cup shelled and coarsely chopped pistachio nuts, for garnish (optional)
1/4 cup loosely packed parsley leaves, coarsely chopped, for garnish (optional)
Preheat oven to 425F. Lightly spray a large rimmed cookie sheet or jelly roll pan with cooking spray. Set aside.
Peel carrots and parsnips (or scrub them well). Take one and cut in half crosswise, then slice through lengthwise (for a total of 8 pieces). Slice each quarter into matchsticks. Some parsnips have very narrow ends; for those just cut each end in half lengthwise. Repeat with remaining veggies.
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Place matchstick in a large mixing bowl. Pour in olive oil and mix to distribute, either with clean hands (olive oil is a natural moisturizer) or with a couple of salad forks.
In a small bowl combine all remaining ingredients except pistachio nuts and parsley. Combine with the veggie mixture (this time preferably with salad forks).
Spread mixture onto prepared cookie sheet, avoiding any overlap if possible. Place baking sheet in oven and roast for 20 minutes.
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Lightly toss veggies, then roast for another 5-10 minutes (depending upon how thinly cut you made the matchsticks), or until crisped and browned to your liking.
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Garnish with pistachio nuts and parsley, if desired. Serve hot, warm or at room temperature. Refrigerate leftovers, covered, up to 2 days. Reheat for 10-15 minutes at 350F on a baking sheet, uncovered. They will not be as crispy as freshly baked but can be served without shame or guilt.


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Potential flooding of a landowner's property by the government is not an unconstitutional taking, according to a federal appeals court.
The ruling stems from a lawsuit filed against the federal government by two farms in California, Stueve Bros. Farms and Mill Creek Farming Associates.
In 2008, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers raised the Prado Dam near Corona, Calif., which increased potential flooding of the farms' property if water was released from the structure.
While flooding hasn't occurred, the project prompted the local government to rezone the farms' property for "recreation and open space use" — effectively preventing future commercial development.
A local flood control district had offered to buy the properties for $9 million, but the farms wanted more than $20 million and the negotiations foundered.
The farms filed a legal complaint against the government, alleging the agency had effectively "taken" its property without just compensation.
A federal judge rejected that argument last year and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has now upheld that ruling.
The sequence of events that limited uses of the farms' property doesn't rise to the level of an unconstitutional taking, the appellate court ruled.
"The actions of state and local officials in voluntarily implementing zoning restrictions that affect the landowner's property do not become takings by the federal government just because the local officials act in cooperation with, or at the urging of, federal officials," the ruling said.
Courts have recognized "de facto" takings by the government, but in those cases the government "substantially interfered" with property rights — for example, by prohibiting mining of the land, the ruling said.
In this case, there has been no physical invasion and no "federal statute, regulation or other directive has limited the plaintiffs' rights with respect of the use of their property," the appellate court said.


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Overview: Our top automotive tools cast of experts
Doing your own car repairs saves a boatload of money and gives you bragging rights on Monday morning. (Yeah, I replaced my crankshaft over the weekend—so what?) But let's be honest here—you're really in it for the tools, right?
That's what I thought, so I asked three shop owners, our auto mechanic field editors and my gearhead friends to tell you about their favorite tools. As you might expect, some are pricey. But they're simply the best tools around.
I've also added all the special tools I wish I'd had when I first started bustin' bolts (and knuckles). Most are less than $100. And you can use them for nonautomotive projects too. There, isn't that all the justification you need to buy more tools?
Tool 1: David's portable power
Close-up of battery-powered impact wrench
Blast off any nut or bolt with a heavy-duty, battery-powered impact wrench like this 1/2-in.- drive Snap-on wrench.
David Marofsky and his auto salvage yard crew spend most of their time out in the yard yanking major components out of junk vehicles. So it's no surprise that his tool of choice is a portable 1/2-in.-drive impact wrench. What does surprise me is that all the professional mechanics featured in this story routinely use battery-powered impact wrenches—and not just when they're outside. In fact, David owns several of these workhorses and always keeps one near the hoist. He also owns a few Snap-on 3/8-in.-drive impact wrenches for working under the hood (No. CT4450A; $422 with one 14.4-volt battery, case and charger).
I never thought I'd see the day when battery power replaced compressed air. But David raves about the bolt-busting power (a whopping 620 ft. lb. of breakaway torque) of the CT6850. He even uses it on large 32-mm axle shaft nuts. "It hasn't let me down yet," he says. If you're ready for power on the go and in the shop, check out a battery-powered impact wrench.
Meet a Pro! David Marofsky
David has owned Marco Auto Parts, an auto salvage yard, for 10 years.
Tool 2: Kurt's bolt blaster
Close-up of air ratchet
Zap out nuts and bolts with a heavy-duty 3/8-in.-drive air ratchet from Snap-on.
Kurt Spohn shares my love of tools, so it's no surprise that he picked the same 3/8-in. drive Snap-on air ratchet I own. Spending over $400 on an air ratchet may seem excessive, but not if you've tried this baby. It puts out 65 ft. lb. of nut-busting torque. That means you can slip a socket onto a bolt head and just press the trigger. The FAR7200 will break it loose and spin it out in seconds.
But be careful when reinstalling nuts and bolts. Make sure the threads are fully engaged before you hit the trigger. Because if they're not, this ratchet is powerful enough to ram a cross-threaded bolt all the way home.
Meet a Pro! Kurt Spohn
Kurt owns Action Auto Repair in Minneapolis.
Tool 3: Paul's bolt spinner
Close-up of flex-head ratchet
Bend the handle of a Mac Spinflex ratchet so it's at a right angle to the head. Then spin the ratchet portion to zip nuts and bolts out.
Paul Selbitschka spends quite a bit of time under the hood doing tune-ups and computer diagnostics. Since I already had nominations for power tools, I asked him for his favorite hand tool. He didn't hesitate for a second. He simply loves his flex-head ratchet. The ultra-thin head lets Paul squeeze into tight spaces, and the flex feature allows him to pivot the handle to get maximum leverage for loosening fasteners and spark plugs. The large plastic handle lets him put more muscle into the "break." The ratchet really goes to town once the bolt is loose. Paul just twirls the handle 360 degrees and spins the nuts and bolts out in seconds. It's a cool tool—one that belongs in every DIYer's toolbox, gearhead or not.
Meet a Pro! Paul Selbitschka
Paul owns a Precision Tune Auto Care shop that specializes in auto diagnostics.
Tool 4: Rick's super-sensitive listening device
Wireless stethoscope in action
Track down annoying hard-to-find noises with a wireless stethoscope. Clamp the microphones near the suspects and go for a drive. Then note which transmitter is capturing the offending sound.
Close-up of wireless stethoscope
This wireless stethoscope kit contains four microphones.
Every day, customers ask mechanics to find and fix strange vehicle noises. Lazy mechanics just guess at the cause and replace parts until the noise goes away (on your dime, of course). But professional mechanics use a stethoscope. So I wasn't surprised that several field editors picked the automotive stethoscope as their favorite tool. It's an invaluable tool. But it does have one drawback—it can't help you find a noise that occurs only when you're driving. So some mechanics (like me) are jumping on the wireless bandwagon. To find the source of clunks, thumps and whirs, I use a wireless stethoscope.
This kit comes with four transmitters and microphone clamps, a receiver, headphones and hook-and- loop straps. Just clamp the microphones to the most likely suspects in the general vicinity of the noise. Then take the vehicle for a spin. Listen to each microphone until you hear the noise. That's your villain.
If you've got an annoying vehicle noise but aren't up for buying one of these kits, find a shop that owns one.
Steelman No. STE97202Wireless Chassis Ear Kit; $200 from tooldiscounter.com
Tool 5: Three great socket innovations
Extension bar lock
The locking ring anchors the socket on the extension bar.
Close-up of locking extension bars
Locking extension bars in 3-, 6- and 10-in. lengths.
A 20-in. extension bar
Try this extension bar with a 20-in. reach.
Flex sockets
Their short profiles let you reach into awkward spots.
Locking extension bars hold on to sockets
It's a drag when you pull your ratchet and extension bar out of a tight spot only to discover that the socket is still stuck on the bolt head. That'll never happen if you use locking extension bars. Pull back the locking ring, snap on a socket and let go. The socket is locked on and will always come out with the extension bar. Neiko Pro-Grade Locking Extension Bar Set (3-, 6-, 10-in.), about $20 at amazon.com
Save your back with a 20-in. extension bar
I was leaning over the fender and elbow deep into a tune-up when an old pro suggested this tool. "Saves your back," he said as he handed me a 20-in. extension bar. Now I use it all the time. Just snap your socket onto the end and ratchet away—while standing. Kobalt No. 337368, 20-in. Extension, about $14 at Lowe's
Flexible sockets get in tight places
With engine compartments more crowded than ever, I find myself reaching for my flex sockets quite often. They have a much shorter profile than an ordinary socket and universal joint combo. Yeah, they're a bit pricey. But they let you remove and install bolts in really inaccessible places. What's that worth to you? KD Tool No. 80565 10-piece set, 3/8-in. drive, metric, about $57 at tooldiscounter.com
Tool 6: Big impact wrench busts bolts
High torque pneumatic wrench
This impact wrench has about twice the torque of ordinary wrenches.
You can buy an inexpensive impact wrench for less than $50, but you'll regret it every time you run into a rusted bolt. Instead, pony up about $200 for a real impact wrench. This new composite impact wrench from Chicago Pneumatic has all the power you'll ever need. Just slap on an impact socket and squeeze the trigger. Rusted bolts give up the fight when faced with 922 ft.-lbs. of reverse torque. That's almost twice the torque of ordinary impact wrenches. So buy a powerful impact wrench. Get the job done. Go play. Chicago Pneumatic No. CPT-7748, about $200 at citrustools.com
Tool 7: Vacuum pump, bleeder, pressure-testing kit
Kit components
This multi-use vacuum kit contains parts for many tests and operations.
A hand-operated vacuum pump is simply a "must-have" tool. And this Mity Vac kit is well built, reasonably priced and comes with all the attachments you'll ever need.
Use the vacuum pump to test your vacuum-controlled sensors and motors. Or find a leaking vacuum line by plugging each one and applying vacuum. If it holds, it's good. You can also use the gauge to find a vacuum leak. Just spray carb cleaner around the possible leak sites. The gauge will flutter if you spray a leaking area. Want to bleed your brakes yourself? Just attach the fluid transfer bottle and vinyl tubing to the pump. Next, use the refill adapters to keep the master cylinder filled while you suck brake fluid out of the bleeder screws. Keep pumping until you see fresh fluid. You can also use the pump to flush power-steering fluids.
Tool 8: Battery carrier
Battery carrier in action
This battery carrier adjusts to fit most batteries.
Old car batteries weigh a ton, and they're always wedged in tight. The days of wrestling one out with your nice clean hands are over. Just open the jaws of this battery carrier, slap it over the battery, and lift up and out. Now you can carry the battery at your side and away from your clothes. Then use it to load in a new battery. Your work's done—and your shirt lives to see another day.
Kastar B600, $19; amazon.com
Tool 9: Out-of-sight pliers
Angled needle-nose pliers
Pliers that let you see what you're doing.
OK, so you alreadyown needle-nosepliers. But have youever noticed howyour hand is always in your line of sight when you're trying to grab small things with them? Well, so did the guys who came up with these Kiwi pliers. Grab one of these pliers and go after clamps, clips and retainers and still see what you're doing.
E-Z Red No. KWP2 2-Piece Kiwi Pliers Set, about $16 at sears.com
Tool 10: Ratchets that protects your knuckles
Bent-handle flex ratchet
Ordinary ratchets are short, so you need lots of muscle. But longer ratchets don't fit well under the hood. GearWrench has the answer. Its bent-handle flexible-head ratchet lets you get into tight places and still get the leverage you need to break bolts. The cushioned grip makes it more comfortable, and the bent handle lets you put even more distance between you and the engine. So when the bolt breaks loose, your knuckles aren't in the way. To sweeten the deal, the three-piece set includes two spark plug sockets with built-in flexible extensions.
GearWrench No. 81229 3-Piece Set, about $56 at amazon.com
Reach into tight places with a ratchet extender
When you're working in areas like engine compartments, sometimes you just can't get your socket into the tight places. That's where this Tite-Reach tool comes in handy. Slap your socket onto one end of the extension tool and attach your ratchet to the other end. Then loosen or tighten the "unreachable" bolt.
Tite-Reach extension tools are available for 1/4-in. and 3/8-in.-drive sockets/ratchets and range in price from low for the plastic consumer version to higher for a set of two metal professional versions. Find them at tite-reach.com.
Tool 11: Light up the hood
Clip-on light in action
This fluorescent light clips onto most car and truck hoods.
Light up the entire engine compartment with this clip-on light. The Underhood Lite fits car and truck hoods from4 ft. to 6 ft. 6 in. wide. Spring-loaded J-hooks snap it onto the hood of your vehicle. The hooks are foam-covered, so you can scratch the scratch worries.
Central Tools No. 13003; $130 from amazon.com
Tool 12: Screwdrivers with hex bolsters
Hex-bolster screwdriver
Put a wrench on the hex bolster for more torque.
Hex bolster screwdriver set
Slotted and Phillips hex bolster screwdrivers come in various lengths.
You won't need hex bolsters very often. But when you really need torque, they do the trick. (What's a bolster, you say? It's the place where the shank meets the handle.) Just slide a wrench down the screwdriver shaft and onto the bolster. Then push the screwdriver tip into the screw head and lean into it while you turn the screwdriver with the wrench. Your "lean-in" will keep the screwdriver bit seated in the head, while the wrench gives you added leverage.
TEKTON No. 2757 Mechanic's Screwdriver Set, 8-Piece, about $10 at amazon.com
Tool 13: Hang 'em high air tool holder
Air tool holder
This air tool holder has a latch to keep the tools secure.
Air tools don't come with hooks, and they don't nest well in drawers. So plunk down 23 bucks on this locking air tool holder and your life will be complete. Having second thoughts about that neighbor you entrust with your house key when you're away? Throw your bolt cutters in your suitcase and snap a padlock on the rack. There, it's done.
Lisle locking air tool holder, No. 49960; $23 from amazon.com
Tool 14: Quick-change chuck in air hammer
Quick-change chuck
Simply pull back the collar and slide in a new chisel.
Air hammer with quick-change chuck
Air hammer set with quick-change chuck
If you've ever had to change air hammer bits, you know what a pain it is to mess around with the spring retainer. Forget that. This new air hammer from Ingersoll Rand comes with a quick-change chuck and three chisels. Just pull back the collar and slide in a new chisel. Then hit the trigger and you're in business.
Ingersoll Rand EDGE Series 114GQC Air Hammer, about $50 at Lowe's
Tool 15: Flexible funnel keeps things clean
Flexible funnel
Channel oil to your drain pan from almost any spot with this moldable funnel.
If you do your own oil changes, you need this formable funnel. It bends, molds and flexes so you can channel the oil right into your drain pan. But it's not limited to auto repair. You can use it for plumbing repairs too. Comes in four sizes. Best of all, you can flatten it and keep it right in your toolbox. For more ideas, watch the manufacturer's video at formafunnel.com.
PIG Form-A-Funnel No. 18609, about $20 at amazon.com
Tool 16: Screw pitch gauge
Close-up of screw pitch gauge
This tool helps you measure both English and metric screw sizes.
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Release auto wiring electrical connectors with this pick set.
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I don't have any see any problems with a cadet being on a GT as long as the GTL is smart enough to only have mature cadets on the GT. I do think there should be a minimum age of 16 or 18. Hopefully the GT is EMT qualified but if not and it's a absolute emergency of a victims health and you have a cadet EMT a would rather forget a reg once and save a persons life instead of going "It's against regs will have to let him die.
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Quote from: grp3eso on November 26, 2010, 07:17:10 PMin my view once a member starts first aid, they are automatically signed out of the missionHow does that work? It seems rather hypocritical for us to decide someone is "signed out" of a mission simply because they come across someone in the course of their CAP duty who is bleeding and they render aid in the form of direct pressure on the wound while someone else calls 9-1-1. I mean, we reward that sort of behavior with our third-highest decoration. It would be bizarre for us to also punish it by dropping that person's FECA/FTCA coverage.
please look at capr 60-3 para 1-24(f) where is says CAP is NOT a medical organization (first aid and up)in my view once a member starts first aid, they are automatically signed out of the mission and now working on the medical card they hold. i believe that the first aid requirements that are on the STQRs are for taking care of the team members if needed.
No, they fall back as a UDF team of three, someone might say. .. Except UDF in the middle of BFE is kind of.. stretching it.
Not all GTM's are rated as UDF. Many are, but there is a difference between the two.
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I rowed on two Olympic teams after college, but it's my years of rowing at Radcliffe that mean the most to me. The lessons at Weld Boathouse in teamwork and dedication, and the friendships forged in the process, have had incomparable lifelong value.
Alison Townley '87
Since graduation I have competed in six world championships, two Olympics and I have had a great career as an executive in the fashion industry. Now I am blissfully focusing on raising my two small children. I have to say that my experience as a Radcliffe rower ranks among some of my fondest memories from Harvard and beyond. In addition, I continue to benefit from an incredible network of rowing alums who have helped me achieve success not only in the sport but also in my career and life goals.
Mairead Donoghue '99
For all four years of college, Weld Boathouse was my home away from home. It was the one building on campus where I felt most comfortable, and the same seemed to be true for my teammates. Practices would stretch into whole afternoons and evenings as the "stretching mat" in the locker-room became a popular place to review flash cards and read class assignments. The sense of camaraderie and trust that we put to use every day on the water was evident in every interaction between us and gradually honed a team-building skill in each of us that extended to the rest of college life and beyond.
Stephanie Malliaris '01
Radcliffe crew was, among other things, a place to escape "everything else" at college — a boathouse where only rowers went and left everything else behind. I knew that for two hours each day, I didn't have to think about anything else except getting my blade in and out of the water in time with everyone else. I was around people with common goals: working hard, going fast and achieving greatness. Rowing was something to work for and to look forward to. We also managed to have a ton of fun along the way!
Sarah White '03
There's nothing like the big boat. Strapping your feet into an eight with some of the toughest athletes you'll ever meet is a powerful moment. And the women on our team, more than others I've been teammates with or observed, have the hearts of lions. They understand sacrifice, competition, and compassion. Sometimes getting through a workout was hell, but all I need to do is turn around and see my boat behind me — if you can't pull for yourself, you'll always pull for them.
Lauren Sheerr '04
I love Radcliffe crew because, beyond the sport itself, the team is great; the team atmosphere that we had would be impossible to find elsewhere. I think having our own boathouse really contributes to the team spirit and friendships we had here.
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When you're working with Radcliffe athletes, it is difficult to imagine they could become more remarkable than they already are. As undergraduates, they are writing honors theses, volunteering in local schools, starring in student theatrical productions even as they are training and racing in the most competitive league in the nation. Still, what these women accomplish while at Harvard is only the beginning. Once they graduate, Radcliffe rowers serve as leaders, entrepreneurs, teachers and scholars in just about every field one can think of: medicine, law, education, banking, consulting, non-profit organizations, government agencies and the high-tech industry just to name a few. Around the country — and the globe — there is a network of remarkable women who remember rowing for Radcliffe as the most formative piece of their Harvard education. To be a part of the Radcliffe team is to join this extraordinary alumnae community even when you've finished training and competing with the squad!


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"Casting down arguments and every high thing that exalts itself against the knowledge of God, bringing every thought into captivity to the obedience of Christ." - 2 Corinthians 5:10
Do you want to experience new freedom in your Christian life and greater victory over sin? Then you must take decisive action and surrender your life to God. You must choose to submit fully to Christ and make a full surrender of your life to Him. It is a choice only you can make. It is an act of your human will and it is made one moment at a time. You must do as the Apostle Paul suggests, and that is to take every thought captive. You must think about what you think about, and as you give way to the Holy Spirit you will experience the victory that is yours in Christ Jesus.
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It's not just games and the 3DS itself on display in Tokyo today; Nintendo is also showing off the box the new handheld will ship in, along with mock-ups of what 3DS game boxes will look like.
As you can see above, Nintendo has stuck with the "classy" theme it's been running with for the DS and Wii, the 3DS' box making the handheld look like a car sitting in the dark on a showroom floor.
The game boxes, on the other hand, are a bit disappointing, the "white stripe" running down the side being almost identical (sans the gentle curve) to those for the DS, except the branding is now on the right of the box instead of the left.


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Flu season is worsening and it's hit your household, bringing its coughing, aches and pains and feverish sleep. Most of the time, getting the flu and other respiratory viruses is a nuisance, not a life-threatening event. But influenza does kill anywhere between 3,000 and 49,000 people a year in the United States, including previously healthy young adults and children.
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"For many flu victims, staying at home, drinking fluids and taking acetaminophen is all that they need," says Dr. Ralph Riviello, a Philadelphia emergency doctor who is president of the Pennsylvania Chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians. "But there will be exceptions, and those people should seek immediate assistance."
So when do you just tough it out, and when do you head for the emergency room, or call an ambulance? Here are some guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the American Academy of Pediatrics and the Pennsylvania Medical Society.
Call 911 if:
- You or a child has severe difficulty breathing
- A child is making grunting noises with each breath
- A flu patient has passed out or stopped breathing
- The lips turn blue when the patient isn't coughing
Go to the emergency room if:
- A child is breathing fast or has trouble breathing
- Skin has turned bluish
- A child is not drinking enough fluids
- A child is not waking up or not interacting
- A child is too irritable to be held
- Flu-like symptoms improve but then return with fever and worse cough — this can indicate a "secondary infection"
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- If your child is younger than 3 months and has a temperature of 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit
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- When fever persists for more than 24 hours in a child younger than 2 years.
- If the fever lasts more than three days in a child age 2 or older.
- If the child's chest hurts even when he or she isn't coughing
- If the child's ribs pull in with each breath (these are called retractions)
- If the child can't take a deep breath because of chest pain
- If the child has severe chest pain, has coughed up blood or is wheezing
When do you know it's over?
"CDC recommends that you stay home for at least 24 hours after your fever is gone except to get medical care or for other things you have to do and no one else can do for you. (Your fever should be gone without the use of a fever-reducing medicine, such as Tylenol.) You should stay home from work, school, travel, shopping, social events, and public gatherings," CDC advises.
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December 19, 2012, 10:26 pm
Denver Metro Young Republicans celebrate the holidays — and get ready for 2014
2012 turned out to be a pretty brutal year for the GOP but you'd never know it by the upbeat mood at the Denver Metro Young Republicans holiday party.
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In other words, Young Democrats, go ahead and party at the governor's mansion but your time, it is a comin'.