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Odds but No Ends
Is there any word that is as overused or unneeded in all of advertising that UNWANTED. In the last few weeks I've heard commercials proclaiming ...
Our pesticide will rid your home of unwanted insects ... Stop unwanted pimple and skin blemished now ... and my personal favorite ... Get rid of that unwanted back hair.
Are any of those things ever wanted?
All of my regular readers know by now that I have some really strange eating habits, but did you know that I categorize certain foods as seasonal. Spaghetti - strictly for winter time. Same goes for pancakes and roast. On the other hand I only like brisket in the summer. It somehow feels like I'm cheating on springtime to eat brisket when it's cold outside.
So how about you? Got any weird seasonal taste buds?
This next one hit me on the airplane as I sat watching my wife sniff the perfume ads in her magazine. Shouldn't more products use the scratch and sniff method of reaching the customer. If Oscar Meyer had some scratch and sniff bacon inside a magazine and I had to smell it on a two hour flight I'd be getting off at my final destination and looking for a bacon cheeseburger right away.
Car ads could smell like new leather. The print ad for the latest Batman flick could smell like guano. Okay, maybe not, but smell could be used more . Then again I thought my wife was a bit weird for snorting up her Mademoiselle.
I'll close with a few of the strangest Google searches terms which have lead to hits on this blog ...
Bull Castration Stories lead one person here.
Lady Luck is a fickle whore here.
I'm guessing it wasn't Martha Stewart who googled, How to make a planter out of a prosthetic leg and wound up here.
This trio of names googled together has me puzzled John Cleese/Cher/Fidel Castro. Sounds like a beginning to some odd joke and I have no idea why that lead a reader to this post.
And last but not least if you are searching for girdle itch you might land here.
So what weird Google terms lead to you?
17 comments:
- Bea said...
I feel the same way about Spaghetti. I just can't eat it in the late spring or summer.
Wow! You are really linked up out there!
I tear out all the stinky things in the magazines before I read them because they prevent the pages from laying down flat. So I'm a little weird....LOL
Have a great day!
- July 24, 2008 at 1:44 PM
I totally have seasonal foods... like corn on the cob. I only eat it in the summer. And watermelon too.
- July 24, 2008 at 2:00 PM
- WordVixen said...
"how to find a prostitute in lancaster, pennsylvania", and "pigslap" are the two most interesting. Not the most common, but the most interesting. :)
By the way, I'm seriously considering building a website about Lancaster, since my MTM posts garner a lot of search hits, and rank really high in search engines. Did you know that my Penn Cinema post is the #1 result on Yahoo? It's above the freaking theater's own website! And Stauffer Mansion is the #2 result on Google. It's all your fault; I blame you entirely. :)
And I like salad in the winter, and heavy casseroles and stews in the summer. I'm not normal.
- July 24, 2008 at 5:34 PM
- Shauna Roberts said...
Hey! My husband is, shall we say, well furred, and I would not want him to get rid of any of it, including the back hair.
You've got me beat on weird searches that led to your site. My weirdest ones are "cotinus texana," "cockroach infestations evanston il," and "award winning lion photos."
- July 24, 2008 at 6:05 PM
- Charles Gramlich said...
I have some seasonal foods but they're probably pretty obvious. I like soups and stews better when it's cold. Watermelon in summer. Even if it's available at other times I don't have the urge to eat it.
I don't know how to tell what google search terms led to me.
- July 24, 2008 at 6:36 PM
- sybil law said...
I like food... pretty much anytime I crave it. No special seasons here. Well, not true - I do like roast with all the fixin's in the winter.
I never even check my stats, much less google searches! I rarely use the key words, either...
I like your idea of bacon - you should see this:
http://www.immunopressed.com/2008/06/08/i-must-have-this-machine-in-my-next-house/ - funny as hell!
- July 24, 2008 at 9:23 PM
- yellowdog granny said...
gazpacho summer..soups winter..chili any time of the year..
- July 24, 2008 at 10:19 PM
- Lana Gramlich said...
I loved the Craftmatic commercial that promised a "lifetime of temporary relief" from back pain.
As for food; baked foods & soups in Autumn/Winter (mainly because our central A/C barely makes a dent in the August heat of the deep South--I'm not ABOUT to run an oven at 350F for an hour & a half!) Hot drinks at this time, too. Iced tea in Spring/Summer.
I don't know what Google search terms lead to me...How do you know? I'd signed up for Analytics at one point & I assume that would've helped, but it didn't work from day one, so I requested it be cancelled.
- July 25, 2008 at 12:23 AM
- Joshua said...
dude, scratch and sniff bacon.....I think your on to something!
- July 25, 2008 at 7:18 AM
- Bernita said...
"medieval porn" and "hand glove smother."
- July 25, 2008 at 8:29 AM
- Terrie Farley Moran said...
Very funny on all points!
- July 25, 2008 at 9:03 AM
- AA said...
Something tells me that you'd still be getting a cheeseburger, only you'd be getting it with the bacon after sniffing the ad. :P
- July 25, 2008 at 9:37 AM
- Melissa Marsh said...
Seasonal foods - well, I can't eat chili except in the fall and winter. I can't eat soup period except in the cool months. But I can eat spaghetti any time. ;-)
I like the idea for more scratch and sniff ads - though if you had a lot of them in one magazine, I imagine it would smell pretty darn weird.
- July 25, 2008 at 10:03 AM
- Monnik said...
Ok, that's just wrong. Spaghetti should be enjoyed year round. You're cheating yourself out of at least 6 months of good comfort food!
I have really funny google search ads that come to my blog too. Stuff about gynecological 'fun', Mrs. Roper, Mr. Nastyass, and so on. Cracks me up to view my search terms on my google analytics.
- July 25, 2008 at 11:09 AM
- Robin said...
I know, the "unwanted ad's" get to me. But the one that got me was for "Lunesta"...for a great night's sleep, yada yada...and they get to the disclaimer part...CAUTION, my cause drowsiness..." Hmmm, ya think? How about Ex-Lax...may cause diarrhea? For crying out loud!
First brisk fall day I have to make my burn your butt chili. If Dan's head doesn't sweat (I always cut his part too wide)...it ain't chili. In the summer, pretty much, if ya can't grill it we don't eat it! Brats at least once a week! But I must say, I have my 'winter' cooking and my 'summer' cooking, just never noticed that before really!
- July 25, 2008 at 5:48 PM
- Junosmom said...
The thought of eating sushi led me to wonder if people ate live fish which led me to Google "eating live fish" which led me to a website about live flesh-eating fish.
And when you are finished with bull castrations, you can witness horse gelding. You may not want to though. http://lifetimelearning.blogspot.com/2008/04/chiron-is-now-gelding.html
- July 26, 2008 at 8:55 AM
Jenn says...
It was a cosmo mag...you silly boy
- July 26, 2008 at 11:28 AM


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Eric's reaction could be from being booted himself....or from someone else being booted. Who is that at the end? Ben? He didn't look happy either...
Any confirms of the eyes of the woman shown when Russell goes on the war path?And why would Yasmin complain to Ben? Doesn't that mean it wasn't Ben, because it wouldn't be smart for Yasmin to say that to him?This only leaves Mick, Russell H, Jaison, and Mike (unless a Galu member tackled her which is unlikely). I can only imagine Russell as the culprit there.From the above statement, could it be that Yasmin complains to Ben about Russell, Ben then tells Russell, Russell then gets pissed off and says what he said on the preview?This is all pure spec, though.
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IPv6 Planning – Where Do I Start?
World IPv6 Day is on June 6, 2012 and organizations everywhere will be permanently enabling IPv6 for their products and services. With the date fast approaching, you might be wondering: where do I start with my IPv6 transition?
Integrating IPv6 into an existing network may seem like a daunting task. Big tasks can create 'analysis paralysis' to the point where nothing gets done because the perception is that the task is too big to take on. The key in this scenario is to not think about the task as one big one, but rather a series of small tasks that can be handled independently. Here are a few suggestions to get you started with IPv6:
1. Bring together a cross functional team: IPv6 integration touches all functions in an IT organization. It encompasses network infrastructure, security infrastructure, data center, servers, clients, applications, etc. Taken as a whole, the scope may seem vast and beyond the capability of an individual or a group to accomplish. A key message here is that IPv6 integration is NOT a network-only project. Yes, IPv6 is a transport protocol. Yes, it is important at the network layer. However, as a transport protocol, IPv6 touches just about everything, which is why it is critical in the early stages to get everyone involved.
This cross functional team should have representatives to serve as the voice for their IT group, coordinate integration activities within their function and between functions, and also champion IPv6 integration throughout their part of the organization. IPv6 integration is a perfect opportunity to re-establish communications channels and partnerships between and among organizations that typically do not talk or work with each other.
2. Ensure executive sponsorship: this aspect is sometimes overlooked but is vital to the overall success of the project. Having someone from the executive team who is an active participant in integration activities is important to the overall visibility and status of the project. Active executive sponsorship reinforces the commitment of the organization as whole to IPv6 integration, and will help sustain the momentum and progress of the IPv6 integration project.
3. Break into chunks: with the team assembled, it is now time to break the project down into manageable chunks that can independently be addressed. If you look at the task as having to integrate IPv6 into 50,000 hosts running five different operating systems; 20,000 servers running 3,000 separate applications; 5,000 routers running 20 different versions of software and 10,000 switches running 30 different versions of software, the team will easily be overwhelmed by the magnitude!
Instead, break down the task into different components or places in the network such as core infrastructure, Internet edge, client edge access, data center, web based applications, etc. It might also be worthwhile to analyze and prioritize where IPv6 integration has to happen first based on geography or business requirements.
The diagram below shows three potential approaches to breaking down the project. The blue box shows a core-to-edge approach. The orange box shows an edge-to-core approach. The red box highlights an Internet edge approach.
The core-to-edge approach allows an organization to deal with the internal network infrastructure without having to deal with potential application and user issues. The organization can gain experience in operating an IPv6 network and adapt their processes and procedures to accommodate the new protocol without the added pressure of having to deal with end user issues.
Edge-to-Core Planning
The edge-to-core approach is a bit more complex because it involves the end users and applications from the outset. In this model a specific and limited set of applications and users is typically chosen for initial implementation phases. This approach allows for some valuable experience to be gained and the lessons learned can be applied to the next series of users and applications.
Internet Edge Planning
Starting at the Internet edge allows an organization to offer IPv6 connectivity to Internet users that consume their services. The advantage for this model is that it allows for Internet users to connect to the organization via whatever transport is available, yet the organization does not necessarily have to do any IPv6 integration internally. In this model, a translation layer is used to provide IPv6 to IPv4 address translation so that the backend services and applications do not have to be IPv6 enabled. This model buys time for the organization to properly plan and prepare for IPv6 integration on the backend.
Keep in mind that the implementation and breakdown are not mutually exclusive. It is OK to begin doing work in all these areas simultaneously if the resources are available. Please take the time to review some of the IPv6 design documents that are available on cisco.com:
Breaking a large task down into a series of smaller ones (see my prior blog) can be more manageable and allows the work to be done in increments until the whole task is completed. As the shampoo bottle states – lather, rinse and repeat – at some point you will find that you are done.
Are you ready to join the many organizations who are permanently enabling IPv6?
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Thanks, Jim. That was a really helpful blog. The migration process is indeed a daunting task but the three approaches you have explained are good. I think I would suggest the Core-to-Edge migration approach to my company.
I've been anticipating that IPv6 to be something similar to the Y2K work I did back in 1999. A lot of equipment upgrades and router configurations so on. Most my lab gear on my home network does not support IPv6, but I can't upgrade it due to the lack of maintenance.
Thanks for a very helpful high level summary. Everybody needs to start prioritizing the activities you describe.


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One of the most stunning moves in Cleveland Browns history came together in a hurry.
Browns CEO Joe Banner told reporters Wednesday that the trade that sent Trent Richardson to the Indianapolis Colts for a first-round draft pick wasn't even discussed until one day earlier.
The Colts needed help at running back after Vick Ballard sustained a season-ending knee injury. The Browns were ready to move on from a running back believed -- by outsiders, anyway -- to be a franchise cornerstone.
"The moment presented itself based on the situation the Colts found themselves in," Banner told reporters shortly after the trade was announced. "It wasn't something we could say, 'Can you wait three weeks and let us think about this or learn more?' We had to decide whether we thought it was a move that would make us better, and we had to make that decision now. We decided to move forward."
Less than 18 months earlier, a prior regime drafted Richardson third overall. According to coach Rob Chudzinski, the move wasn't about Richardson being a poor fit in Cleveland's offense.
"This really has nothing to do with Trent from that standpoint," the first-year coach said. "The opportunity as an organization was there for us to have the chance to get better ultimately. We felt like it was the right decision after all."
Banner seconded that thought.
"This wasn't something negative about Trent, as much as it was the value that we think we got in terms of what we feel we need to do to move the franchise forward and get it to where we want it to be," he said. "We thought this positioned us well to do that."
Chudzinski hadn't been able to reach Richardson at the time of the news conference, but he did contact the team captains.
"They were surprised at first, but they understand the business of this and that we need to go," he said. "It doesn't change anything from an expectations standpoint for us."
It's a tough sell for the team but also a fan base that's already had more than its fill of men in suits sitting on podiums talking about bright futures that never come.
Perhaps this will be the trade that finally turns the Browns' fortunes around. But skepticism isn't just expected. It's understood.
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Membership has its benefits, so here's a few screen grabs of Travel Channel's upcoming America's Scariest Halloween Attractions 3. Premiere will be this Sunday, October 26th, at 11pm following Ghost Adventures.
Had a lot of fun editing and grading this show. A whole lot of around the clock work. We averaged 125 shots or more per 4 minutes, which trumps the hell out of the 600 shots per 44min show average I read somewhere. Here's the final time line before going to tape. Mind you, this is after conforming for the grade in Color, QC'ing flattened titles and what not, and syncing audio stems:
00:44:45;00 to the frame per Travel Channel clock. Ow, my brain…
And just because I love you guys, here's a sample screen shot from the color grade. First pic is 30″ left hand Apple Cinema Display, second pic is right hand 23″ Apple Cinema Display:
Oh yeah, and here's the two main errors I experienced during post:
Not too bad, but I recommend the hell out of getting 8GB of RAM for posting any 1×60 HD program. Got this show printed to tape by the skin of our teeth after crashing 4 minutes in on the first try. Seriously, yes, 4GB of 667Mhz RAM is worth the extra 1200 bucks.
Epic shout outs:
Susan Norton – Executive Producer
Thomas Quinn – Supervising Producer
Arthur Hsu – Associate Producer
James Morley – Editor & Segment Producer
Ashley Kalena – Production Assistant
Joel Reyes – Engineering Support
Archie Bustamante – IT support
Mom & Dad – Love & Support
So, tomorrow is the move to the new apartment 4 miles away. Saturday the new leather sofa arrives. Sunday, resorting it up at the Travel Channel offsite. I'll have a beer and a shot in my hand 11pm Sunday night for the premiere, hope you enjoy it!
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Ryan Hall : US Marathoner & Olympian
Ryan Hall is not only a phenomenal athlete but is an amazing and humble man. Ryan is a long distance runner, and winner of 2008 United States Olympic Trials. Hall is the first American to complete a half marathon in under an hour and currently holds the record at 59:43. He also ran the fastest marathon by any American at his third consecutive Boston Marathon, where he ran (unofficial) 2:04:58.
We had an awesome opportunity to interview Ryan one on one and learned so much from him.
Hall ran for Stanford, where he had many ups and downs. He was able to finish school and had a successful running career at Stanford. With all the ups and down Hall has had throughout his life he said one of the greatest moments was when he broke an hour in the half marathon, being the first American to do this.
"I had been through so many ups and downs in my career.. when you hit a really sweet day, like I hit that day in Houston it sticks with you for a while. All my emotion, everything came out in the 100 meters." -Hall said.
When asking Hall what it was like to be an American Olympian he responded: "I am blessed to live out my dream and to have been on 2 Olympic teams, not everyone has that opportunity. Sometimes injuries happen, sometimes everything goes right and you still don't make it… it is a huge honor I will reflect back on it for my entire life with humility and pride."
Ryan truly enjoys running and sees that as a huge part in improving in his career. He said "I always do best in my training and racing when I'm just having fun… the fun-factor is a huge tool in developing to your full potential as a runner."
When preparing for a race, Ryan sees nutrition as a huge part. Ideally he tries to eat well when training but especially 2 days before the competition. He spreads his loading out 2 days before and eats lots of small meals, about every 2-3 hours. He mostly eats carbs during these smaller meals but also incorporates protein and fat. The night before a race Hall typically eats brown rice pasta and muscle milk for protein, his favorite being cake batter flavor. He tries to stay away from any red meats or anything else that doesn't digest well. The morning of a race Ryan will have a shake about 2-3 hours before with maltodextrin and a cake batter muscle milk. At the starting line Ryan will have a gel with water to start his race off. And finally to celebrate (cheat) Ryan loves baked goods, especially cinnamon rolls.
Ryan had to pull out of his first race ever, and it happened to be at the Olympics, due to an injury. He expressed that this was the hardest decision he has ever had to make. "Here I am in the Olympics, and i just talked about what a huge honor it was to be there, and then to have to drop out of the race when you so desperately want to make that moment everything you dreamed it to be and want to honor your Country, family, friends and God. Then you have something in your body not allowing you to function how you dreamed it functioning, it was heart breaking, it was really hard. But one thing I have learned and helped contribute to me becoming an Olympian is to just get back up. I don't see myself as the most talented runner in the U.S. but what I do have is the ability to just get back up after injury and to just work very hard on the other side of injury to just treat it."
Ryan has a strong relationship with God and believes through running he increases this relationship. Hall said "It's been hugely influential for me, always has been. I feel like God gives everyone gifts. Running is an expression of giving myself back to God, and expression of the gifts he has given me. It's more just me connecting with God. Some people connect with God really good when they sing, paint or dance, with me it's running, I feel that connection really strong when I am running"
We wish Ryan luck in his upcoming race at the New York Marathon and during his month in Kenya. Ryan will be going to Kenya to run with and learn from the Kenyan people. "I love their culture, I love the people, I love their way of life." -Hall said. One of his favorite things about Kenyan runners is at the finish line he cannot tell who had a bad or good race because everyone is happy. "They don't take their failures personal at all it doesn't change their belief in what they think is possible for them."
Good luck Ryan in your future, and thanks for joining us! We will be cheering for you! View Interview with Ryan Hall.
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WENHAM, Mass. – A last minute goal by Gordon College's Michael Utz would be the deciding tally as the Fighting Scots handed men's lacrosse a 10-9 non-conference loss Wednesday afternoon at the Brigham Complex.
The loss, which marked the first of the year for the Beacons, dropped their overall record to 1-1, while Gordon College improved to 2-1.
After a slow first two quarters, the Beacons fired off an impressive five goals in the third to tie the game at 7-7 through the first three frames. In the fourth Gordon came out with a two goal flurry to take a 9-7 lead with goals coming from Jake Martin and Utz.
The Beacons fired back to knot the game at nine goals each with Tommy Petitti (Quincy, Mass.) scoring on a man-up goal, while Ryan McGoff (Charlestown, Mass.) recorded an unassisted goal with just over five minutes left in regulation. The two teams would then battle back-and-forth, but it was Gordon who got the advantage as Utz connected with his brother Ryan for the game-winner.
On the day, it was Petitti who led the Beacons attack with three goals, while McGoff and Nick Weiss (Westfield, Mass.) each tallied a pair of goals. Daniel Watson (Chapel Hill, N.C.) led the contest with eight groundballs and caused two turnovers. Michael Durocher (Marion, Mass.) paced the defense with three caused turnovers and finished with seven GB's.
In the cage Craig Frehill (Norwell, Mass.) managed 13 stops, but was handed the non-conference loss. He played a major part in limiting Gordon through the first two quarters as he combined for eight saves. Cody Greenwald earned the win for Gordon as he finished 11 saves, five of which came in the fourth.
On the day, UMass Boston finished 24-for-31 on clear attempts and was 2-for-3 on man-up goals. They also combined for 33 shots, and collected 30 groundballs. Gordon fired off 39 shots and collected 36 groundballs. The Fighting Scots dominated the faceoff "X" as they went 16-for-21 and were 18-for-25 on clear attempts.
The Beacons return to action on Tuesday when they host Thomas College (Maine) at 4 p.m. at Boston College High School. The game was originally scheduled to be at Thomas College on Wednesday, but was moved due to poor field conditions.


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Now that the primaries are over and Mitt Romney may become the next President of the United States, it's time for him to release all of his tax returns.
Several reasons:
- There's plenty of precedent now for Presidents and Presidential candidates to release their returns. And not just a year or two. Many years. The man Romney is running against, Barack Obama, released 8 years of returns leading up to the year in which he was elected. So far, Romney has released only one year. In Mitt Romney's case, there are enough questions about where his money is, how much he makes, what taxes he pays, what he gives away (and to whom), and so forth, that there is even more reason than normal for him to release them.
- Everyone already knows Mitt Romney is loaded, and he says he has paid all of his taxes, so he should have nothing to hide. In fact, he should want to release all of his returns, just to shut up the critics who keep saying that he must have something to hide.
- Mitt Romney says taxes on rich people are too high, so if he releases his returns, he can use himself as a prime example of the harm that this causes the economy. If he truly believes that current tax rates on the richest Americans are hurting the economy, Mitt Romney should show people how much he has paid in taxes--and how much he would have taken home if his taxes had been lower. He can explain why the economy would be better off if he had only had to pay, say, a 10% tax rate in 2010 instead of the 14% he actually had to pay.
- Romney says that instead of resenting him for being a member of the 0.01%, Americans should be be proud of and emulate his success. That's a perfectly reasonable position. So, instead of hiding from it, Romney should stand behind his success and show people how well he has done.
- Romney's own father released a dozen years of tax returns and said that one year is meaningless. Romney's father didn't legally have to do that. He did it because it was the right thing to do. Romney should follow his father's example.
So, it's time for Romney to release his tax returns for the last, say, 8 years.
Otherwise, with every day that goes by that he refuses to, it will be fairer and fairer to conclude that he really does have something to hide.
SEE ALSO: Almost All Of Mitt Romney's Donations In The Past 2 Years Have Gone To The Mormon Church


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Salvation Army continues to serve residents in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties
Staff and volunteers has serve more than 1,200 meals, snacks and drinks on Thursday
Pensacola, Fla. (May 1, 2014) – On Thursday, May 1, The Salvation Army has served more than 1,200 meals, snacks and drinks to first responders and flood survivors, as Panhandle residents try to find "normalcy" after Tuesday evening's torrential rains.
More than 26 inches of rain fell in the Pensacola area in less than 24 hours, prompting local officials and Gov. Rick Scott to declare a state of emergency in more than 20 Florida Panhandle communities.
Capt. Robert Cornett, Salvation Army of Pensacola corps officer, said as soon as the rain stopped, his team was assessing the damage and trying to figure out how they can help.
"We often see rain and flooding in Pensacola," Cornett said. "But this community has never seen anything like this – flooding similar to a hurricane or tropical storm."
Cornett said The Salvation Army in Pensacola and Escambia counties will concentrate helping survivors and working with its partners within the community to assure residents who need the help will receive it.
Salvation Army canteens from around Florida are in Pensacola helping to serve meals and distribute water and clean-up kits. Canteens (kitchen on wheels) from Tallahassee, Melbourne and Panama City are stationed strategically throughout the community, assisting residents with food and hydration.
If you would like to donate or learn how to volunteer with The Salvation Army in Pensacola please go towww.disaster.salvationarmyusa.orgIn addition to feeding, The Salvation Army is prepared to provide:
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The Salvation Army encourages all residents of areas in the storm's path to prepare an emergency supply kit and stay informed to all warnings. Disaster response professionals recommend having a three to five day supply of food and water for each individual of your family as well as flashlights, medication, and battery powered radio.
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The Salvation Army asks people who want to help those affected by this disaster to visit www.salvationarmyusa.org or call 1-800-SAL-ARMY (1-800-725-2769). Donors may also contribute $10 via their phone bill by *text messaging the word STORM to 80888, and confirming the donation with the word, "Yes." Checks may be made out to The Salvation Army Disaster Relief and can be sent to your local Salvation Army in Florida. Please designate "2014 Disaster Relief" on all checks.
At this point, in-kind donations are not being accepted. Used clothing and used furniture are seldom required during an incident. However, these gifts are vitally important in supporting the day-to-day work of your local Salvation Army. Please consider giving these items to your local Salvation Army Family Store or dial 1-800-SA-TRUCK (1-800-728-7825).
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John S. Long Jr. is getting reacquainted with the Columbus Maennerchor.
John S. Long Jr. is getting reacquainted with the Columbus Maennerchor.
When he was a child, his parents were social members of the German club, located in the Brewery District.
Long was appointed as the singing society's new musical director, a job he will begin Jan. 1.
"I know so many people there," he said. "It seems like a good fit."
Long, 60, retired in June after 38 years in the Pickerington Local School District, where he most recently served as director of vocal music and music department chairman at Pickerington High School Central. He has been director of the Columbus Swiss Singers for 33 years.
"That would be one of my goals, working with the Maennerchor and the Swiss Club," Long said. "Maybe we could collaborate on things, because they have the same basic love for their heritage."
Long will succeed Ronald Markle, who plans to retire Dec. 31 after 30 years of service to the club. Markle will continue singing baritone with the men's choir.
Long lauded Markle as a "wonderful musician."
Werner Niehaus, president of the Maennerchor, said Long was chosen from a field of about 12 candidates.
Long was chosen because of his knowledge of German music, skill and potential to attract younger singers to the Maennerchor, Niehaus said.
"I'm pretty happy because John is energetic and has a little different of a style, so it's good to refresh," Niehaus said.
An annual concert of the Columbus Maennerchor and Damenchor, under Markle's musical direction, will be held 4 p.m. Dec. 2 at St. Mary Catholic Church, 672 S. Third St. in German Village. It is free and open to the public.
Long of Pickerington said he's been getting acclimated with the Maennerchor and Dammenchor, the two choirs in the singing society, with the goal of expanding its range of entertainment venues.
Columbus once counted as many as six German choirs and they often performed concerts together.
Long said he hopes to unite the region's singing groups as a way to reach out to new members and "share the heritage that is known to Columbus."
"I tend to think the new people, the young people, in Columbus haven't heard of those groups because they're not singing it," he said.
Long said he's still active in music, teaching at the Pickerington branch campus of Ohio University and student teaching at Ohio State University.
"I'm going to be busy, but that's the way I've always been," he said. "Some people said I was in over my head but to me that was a normal thing."
"I'm pretty happy because John is energetic and has a little different of a style, so it's good to refresh."
Columbus Maennerchor president


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When solving questions like these:
Let $f(x)$ be a real function. Find $f(0.1)$ using its Taylor expansion such that the error is less than $10^{-3}$. Find the lowest degree of Taylor polynomial needed.
(if someone can rephrase the question so its more clear that would be great. I didn't quite nail the translation to English)
We were explained that usually the process of solving this is finding some degree that works. Then, depending on how 'far' you are from the error term, you start trying lower degrees. When some degree doesn't work anymore, you say the one before it is the minimal.
I was wondering though, why the implicit assumption that the remainder function is decreasing? i.e. if degree $k$ doesn't suffice, $1, 2, ..., k-2, k-1$ won't work either. Our professor said that we can rely on this because most functions we're dealing with comply with this property. Why is that?


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Ron Paul fans will close out the Texas Congressman's third and final White House bid with a three-day festival/rally, scheduled to take place in Tampa immediately before the Republican National Convention.
Organizers are putting final touches on an agreement to host the event at the Florida State Fairgrounds, and are also reaching out to Paul-friendly activists, celebrities, and musicians to appear at the event.
"We thought it would be a great thing to be honoring the message that Ron Paul has been delivering for the last 30 years," organizer Bryan Siemon told Business Insider. "On top of that, we thought it would be great to honor those who have worked in the last four years, and who have made a lot of inroads in getting involved in politics."
Neither Ron Paul nor Rand Paul has committed to attending Paul Festival, but Siemon said he believes the Pauls' people are just waiting to make sure attendance is high enough to warrant an appearance. He estimated that between 40,000 to 100,000 people will attend the event.
Siemon added that Ron Paul Festival will also serve as a pre-game rally for Ron Paul's national convention delegates, which could number up to 1,000, according to one source familiar with the campaign's internal delegate count. Festival planners are organizing "Ronvoys" to bus these delegates down to Tampa, and have also started a "sponsor-a-delegate" fundraiser to help pay for travel and lodging costs.
But Siemon stressed that the goal of the festival is not to whip delegates into a frenzy going into the convention.
"Hopefully the festival is where they'll get all of the yelling and screaming out, so by the time they get to the convention, they'll do what Dr. Paul is asking," he said. "It's definitely a celebration, not a protest."