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April 2009
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Woodall's & Camping Life – The Navigator, April 2009
Woodall's & Camping Life – The Navigator, April 2009
Woodall's & Camping Life – The Navigator, April 2009
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Montana's Glacier National Park straddles America's lofty backbone
Mountain goats have earned a reputation for being especially sure-footed. You can see them on the steepest alpine faces, ambling along in single file, casually straddling knife-edge ridges and negotiating narrow ledges as routinely as we drive our morning commute.
At the end of our first day in Glacier National Park, as we readied our first camp, an extended family of these fascinating animals made their way over Lincoln Pass, some 500 vertical feet above, and wandered down to check us out.
Sometimes they find food this way, in the form of scraps left behind by hikers or even as outright handouts. Both are detrimental to the goats in the long run, not to mention prohibited in the park, so when they approached us, we had only empty palms and a clean site. But they were persistent!
On several occasions, the bravest would come inches away from my camera's lens, as if to taste it. When I released the shutter, the noise startled the poor goat. It then went tearing away like a cockroach caught in the light, falling clumsily all over itself in retreat. I felt terrible. After a short rest though, he regained his composure and returned for a few more photos; but the myth of the sure-footed mountain goat had been forever dispelled.
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Shrinking Dogs and S&H Green Stamps
It's a good idea to immerse yourself every now and then in the world that you routinely write about. Otherwise known as a "reality check", these real–life excursions confirm that the books and articles you write are still relevant. In my case, I primarily write about camping and RVing with pets. So for the last two winters, I decided to immerse myself in one of the nation's most popular RVing destinations–Florida.
Florida, as many of you probably know, represents the winter getaway for millions of campers and RVers. When the annual migration officially begins after the holidays, sleepy locales like Fort Myers, Orlando and the Florida Keys are quickly transformed into jam–packed winter communities with big–city traffic, crowded restaurants and terrific weather. Thus, as a reality check for RVing and camping, Florida is about as real as it gets.
First of all, someone or something is shrinking the dogs. It appears that the vast majority of RVers now own dogs that weigh less than three pounds. On a typical walk, we routinely encounter miniature poodles, miniature dachshunds, miniature collies, and other dwindling little canines. By contrast, our German Shepherd now seems like a furry dinosaur that trudges through the campground looking for small dogs and other tasty snacks. I'm not sure where all the normal size dogs have gone but the trend is clear. Tiny is in.
On a more ordinary note, I'm still amazed at the level of voluntary compliance with the usual assortment of pet rules. For example, most folks keep their dogs on a leash, and the vast majority of campers and RVers still pick up after their dogs when taking a walk. They may not stop at stop signs, obey red lights, or call their mothers, but they do pick up after their dogs.
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Winegard Carryout Automatic Portable Satellite TV Antenna
Compact and lightweight for versatile viewing
Winegard has been manufacturing television and radio reception products for more than 50 years. This includes a comprehensive line of mobile television antennas for motorhomes and travel trailers. Now the company has introduced another product, the Carryout Automatic Portable Satellite TV Antenna, which includes the features found in the company's larger antennas, but in much more portable form.
As its name might imply, the Carryout (Model GM–1518), is aimed at those who want to enjoy high–quality satellite television reception anywhere and at any time. This includes boaters, campers, tailgating enthusiasts, race fans and others who want to watch television in nontraditional settings.
The Carryout is the most compact and lightweight TV antenna currently on the market. At just 15.6 inches high and 20 inches in diameter, it weighs a mere 13.5 pounds and has an easy–grip handle for carrying ease. There is an optional quick–disconnect ladder mount, should you want to affix the antenna to an RV. Indeed, if you don't want a permanent antenna installation, this could be just the ticket. Unlike a roof–mounted antenna, you can move the Carryout when you change RVs.
The Carryout is also extremely easy to use. You simply connect it to a television receiver and plug it into a 12–volt power source, and Carryout will automatically do the rest. No remote or controls are needed. It can be plugged into a vehicle's standard cigarette outlet. A 110–volt power inverter is available.
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The Complete Idiot's Guide to RVing, 2nd Edition
By Brent Peterson
Getting ready to travel on the road but don't know what to expect at a campground? Or how to keep your RV running smoothly… how to hook up your rig to electricity, the sewer, water or even cable TV? You're no idiot, of course, but
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will help answer all your questions and worries about buying, selling, insuring and traveling in your RV. Whether a first timer or a seasoned traveler, this guide will help you polish up your skills and understanding of traveling on the road. Author Brent Peterson gives expert advice as well as tips whether you are traveling for a weekend, summer, or a lifetime.
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By Mark Nemeth
Hi, all!
I love this time of year! Spring offers some of the best opportunities to enjoy your RV. Campgrounds and attractions are not crowded, and the days are warm, but not too hot. It just doesn't get better than this. I hope you are enjoying these perfect spring days. Keep those questions coming, I love hearing from you!
I read somewhere that storing LCD TVs in cold climates for long periods of time could ruin them. What is your take on this problem as many people in the northern climates store RVs without taking these appliances out?
- Bill
Hi, Bill,
In general, LCD screens are rated by the manufacturer with an operating temperature range and a storage temperature range. Most will operate safely between 32F and 100F. Most will tolerate storage temps between -20F and 140F without damage. Check the owner's manual on your LCD TV to make sure, but I doubt that storage at low temperature will be a problem. Operation at low temperatures will cause the screen to be significantly less bright but should not cause any damage. Plasmas are also generally safe to operate and store within those temperature ranges. The thing you need to watch out for with plasma screens is altitude. Most sets are rated to operate only at altitudes below 7500 feet. Again, the owner's manual is the best place to check for operating limitations on any electronic device.
Every once in a while, I lose all RV battery power and nothing works, including my generator. Then it will come back on. It seems all battery-powered electrics go off. I can still run the motorhome, but even the radio doesn't work. My batteries appear to be fully charged. I own a 2004 Coachman Mirada.
- Thanks, Kevin
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Want to increase your pickup truck's range? Install Transfer Flow's new 50–gallon auxiliary fuel tank. It allows you to fill up and drive more than twice as many miles as the typical stock fuel tank before you purchase fuel again. In addition, the Transfer Flow 50–gallon fuel tanks fit under your pickup's tonneau cover. Made from either black powder–coated 14–gauge aluminized steel or polished 1/8–inch aluminum diamond plate, the fuel tanks use the company's patented Trax–II operating system, which transfers fuel to the OEM fuel tank automatically and displays fuel status on an in–cab LCD screen. The tanks are also fully baffled to prevent fuel "slosh", and include all the needed mounting hardware and instructions. These auxiliary tanks are available for full–size Ford, GM and Dodge pickups. For available make and model years, call Transfer Flow at 800/442–0056 or visit
Founded in 1983, Transfer Flow is based in Chico, California, manufactures all its products in the U.S.A., and is a leader in auxiliary fuel systems and components for the automotive and RV markets. Designed for both aftermarket and OEM applications, Transfer Flow products meet the rigid requirements of the California Air Resources Board and the Department of Transportation.
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Soften butter or margarine and mix with sugar. Spoon butter-sugar mixture into muffin cups, placing about 1 teaspoonful in each.Top with chopped nuts. Press a biscuit down into each cup. Bake in a hot 400°F oven for about 10 minutes. Leave biscuits in pan about 5 minutes to cool, then turn out and serve.
Woodall's Camping Life Green Tip #1
It's easier than you think to be green, and this column is going to help you get on you're way to greening up your RV and camping lifestyle. Green Tips may include new products we've come across that can enhance your own green movement, other times it may be a new technology or technique we've witnessed, or it may simply be a different way to do things.
You can begin the process of taking better care of our environment, while still enjoying all the wonders of the great outdoors, one little step at a time. One of those small first steps that can lead to a big change is to re–think the way you deal with a nasty subject–black water in an RV's holding tanks.
Traditional solutions involve harsh chemicals that dissolve the solid waste and help to keep things moving along smoothly through the plumbing system. While these chemical concoctions do the job well, they are also often highly toxic.
One alternative that can move you toward a greener RVing experience is a new product from OP Products Incorporated of Riverside, California. Its Pure Power waste digester and odor eliminator contains an advanced solution of 100–percent biodegradable, non–toxic bacteria and enzymes which can safely, economically, and effectively maintain holding tanks and all related plumbing components. Pure Power's solution of non–pathogenic bacteria, enzymes, natural surfactants and wintergreen fragrance actively breaks down the waste and eliminates nasty odors. This environmentally friendly formula will also enhance and increase microbial activity in septic systems and dump station facilities, further breaking down waste, so it's good for your RV and for the waste management facility, too.
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Staying fit as you RV travel
By Jamie Hall Bruzenak
Staying fit and not gaining weight can be a challenge on the RV road. It may feel like you are moving when you travel, but actually you are sitting a good part of the day. When you stop for the night, or before you leave in the morning, you need to set aside time to exercise.
At the RV park
Before you leave in the morning or after you get settled, take a walk around the park. It can be fun to see the different RVs and where they are from, even strike up conversations. You may not get your heart rate up, but it some activity. Riding your bicycle around the park is another alternative. Use the pool and swim laps if the park has one.
RV parks and resorts designed for longer stays may have exercise equipment, courts for bocce ball, pickleball or tennis, larger pools. Often they offer classes or have tournaments that you could take advantage of if you stay for a few days or longer.
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Wildlife Feature: Mallards
The uncommonly common duck
From the pages of Camping Life Magazine
According to Crow Indian legend, before there was land or trees or mammals, the world consisted of an enormous sea. On this sea paddled ducks, the only animals in the world. One day, Old Man came to the ducks, informing them that there was earth on the bottom of the ocean. Four ducks dove to the depths at his command. When they popped to the surface, one of them presented him a bit of mud wedged between its webbed toes. From this bit of soil, Old Man created the continents that were subsequently occupied by other birds and mammals and the Crows themselves. Many early peoples caught ducks for use as a food source, but just as many prized the duck, especially the mallard, for its beautiful plumage.
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Generator Vs Jeep
We were camped in Denver. My wife and daughter had just locked our motorhome door, and I was talking to our neighbor when I heard an electric motor humming sound. I started looking around and saw the generator slide out being extended from the front of our motorhome. The slide smashed into the front tow brackets on my Jeep (parked about 2 feet away), pushed the car backwards and dislodging the front grill.
I opened the door of the motorhome to find our dog looking out the side window with his paw on the slide-out switch that is positioned on the ledge under the driver's side window.
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New book makes facts about frozen water cool
Think of something you hate. Imagine hating it twice as much. Then you'll have an idea of how much I despise cold weather.
So I surprised my wife when I said recently: "Maybe it's time I flew home to Maine for a winter visit."
Mariana Gosnell has me thinking that my grasp of nature would explode like a supernova if I slowly skated across the frozen face of Echo Lake, the broad pool of freshwater near Bar Harbor that we drove on as teenagers. At night. With the car's lights turned off.
Gosnell has written one of the most fascinating natural science books in years. It's called, "Ice: The Nature, the History and the Uses of an Astonishing Substance." The book is 501 pages long, which is lengthy only if you're unfamiliar with Gosnell's eloquence as a writer and perceptiveness as a reporter.
Early on, the former Newsweek science writer makes it clear that a "substance" that most of us think of as ordinary is, in fact, extraordinary. Summing up ice, Gosnell writes:
"It is more brittle than glass. It can flow like molasses. It can support the weight of a C-5A transport plane. A child hopping on one leg can break through it. It can last 20,000 years. It can vanish in seconds. It can carve granite. It can trace the line of a windowpane scratch. It can kill peach buds. It can preserve mammoths for centuries, peas for months, human hearts for hours."
The section on the iceberg that sank the Titanic is revelatory. So are the long stretches about glaciers. But the chapters that explain how and when and why lakes freeze - and the ripple effects of all this change - made me realize that I'd previously understood little about the very lakes I played on as a young Mainer.
Apparently, I didn't even understand water, which I'd always thought of by its chemical composition: one atom of oxygen, two atoms of hydrogen. H20. That much is true. But Gosnell says, and scientists agree, that the precise structure of water has yet to be determined.
The way a lake freezes is known. But you have to be careful with your terms. In most cases, a lake first undergoes "freezeover," which means all or part of a lake ices over for a while. Gosnell says this can happen several times before "freezeup," when the ice cover sets in until spring.
Says Gosnell: "In a small lake or pond, all it may take for the top layer - thinner than a birch leaf floating on water, a few ten-thousandths of an inch deep - to change into ice is a single calm, cold, clear night."
Frost flowers - or small bunches of ice crystals - often form atop the ice. I've seen them at Echo Lake, but didn't know what they were until I read this book. Nor did I know that roughly half of the ice cover is snow ice (white ice) and the remainder is lake ice, or black ice, which means you can peer through it into the waters below.
You might not see much. But a lot is going on. Gosnell quotes researcher Victor Petrenko as saying, "Every molecule in ice rotates with high speed, like a propeller. That's not surprising for liquids, but it is for solid materials. In ice the speed can reach one million cycles per second."
The movement of the molecules contributes to the weird and wild sounds ice makes as it shifts, hardens and changes - sounds Gosnell experienced during a winter of research at Pleasant Lake, N.H.
"Sound is where ice-as- living-creature similes are most convincing," she writes. "Ice groans, bangs, squeaks, booms, whoops, grunts, thuds, gulps, and clucks. Over the winter I hear the noises of seals crying, trains rumbling, and wound-up springs unwinding (boingg!).
"The first time I heard the booms in the middle of the night from my cabin near the ice edge, I thought the house was suffering structural failure."
Over time, the sounds fade away. Spring happens. The ice melts in an elaborate change Gosnell appropriately calls "the break up." It's a sad and sweet story that I don't have room to tell in a short column. But she tells it in 501 pages that will leave you saying, "Don't stop. I want to know more."
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The Subjects of the Constitution
Nicholas Quinn Rosenkranz
Georgetown University Law Center
May 18, 2010
Stanford Law Review, Vol. 62, No. 5, 2010
Georgetown Public Law Research Paper No. 10-25
Two centuries after Marbury v. Madison, there remains a deep confusion about quite what a court is reviewing when it engages in judicial review. Conventional wisdom has it that judicial review is the review of certain legal objects: statutes, regulations. But strictly speaking, this is not quite right. The Constitution prohibits not objects but actions. Judicial review is the review of such actions. And actions require actors: verbs require subjects. So before judicial review focuses on verbs, let alone objects, it should begin at the beginning, with subjects. Every constitutional inquiry should begin with a basic question that has been almost universally overlooked. The fundamental question, from which all else follows, is the who question: who has violated the Constitution?
As judicial review is practiced today, courts skip over this bedrock question to get to the more familiar question: how was the Constitution violated? But it makes no sense to ask how, until there is an answer to who. Indeed, in countless muddled lines of doctrine, puzzlement about the predicates of constitutional violation follows directly from more fundamental confusion about the subjects.
Confusion about the who (and, relatedly, the when) of constitutional violation has been the root cause of many of the deepest puzzles of federal jurisdiction - puzzles of ripeness, of standing, of severability, of "facial" and "as-applied" challenges. Simply by focusing attention on this crucial constitutional feature, the subjects of the Constitution, these puzzles may be solved once and for all. And as they are solved, it becomes clear that this approach constitutes a new model of judicial review.
But the implications of this new paradigm are not limited to federal jurisdiction. It turns out that confusion over the deep puzzles of federal jurisdiction has had subtle but profound feedback effects on substantive constitutional doctrine as well. Once these jurisdictional puzzles are solved, the scope of constitutional rights and powers comes into new focus as well. These implications ripple through the most important and controversial doctrines of constitutional law, from the scope of the Commerce Clause to the reach of the First Amendment, from the meaning of equal protection to the content of privileges and immunities, from the nature of due process to the shape of abortion rights.
And all of it derives from nothing more complicated than asking the right first question: who has violated the Constitution?
Number of Pages in PDF File: 85
Keywords: Judicial Review, Facial and As-Applied Challenges, Constitutional Interpretation
JEL Classification: K00, K40, K41
Date posted: May 18, 2010 ; Last revised: May 25, 2011
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BLM Kemmerer Closes Big Game Winter Range Areas
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Kemmerer Field Office (KFO) is notifying the public that BLM-administered public lands in the Slate Creek, Rock Creek, and Bridger Creek big game winter ranges will be closed to all motorized vehicle travel from Jan. 1 through Apr. 30.
Motorized vehicles such as snowmobiles, all-terrain vehicles, pickups, and sport utility vehicles are prohibited while use of these areas by non-motorized means such as walking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, and mountain biking is allowed. Highways and county roads are not subject to this closure.
This annual closure has been in effect since 2002 and is necessary to protect elk, moose, pronghorn, and mule deer from disruptive human activities which, during the difficult winter months, can increase the mortality rate for these animals.
The following BLM-administered lands are included in this seasonal closure:
Exceptions to this closure include:
A map of the closed areas can be found at www.blm.gov/wy/st/en/field_offices/Kemmerer/recreation/closures.html.
For more information or for maps of the closed areas, please contact Wally Mierzejewski at 307-828-4508.
The BLM manages more than 245 million acres of public land, the most of any Federal agency. This land, known as the National System of Public Lands, is primarily located in 12 Western states, including Alaska. The BLM also administers 700 million acres of sub-surface mineral estate throughout the nation. The BLM's mission is to sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of Americas public lands for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations. In Fiscal Year 2015, the BLM generated $4.1 billion in receipts from activities occurring on public lands.
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Armstrong's passenger was also a minor. "There is a sharp corner as you leave Miller's Flat and they just rolled right there," explained Armstrong's mother, Kym Melo, 37, of Price during a telephone interview Monday. "We know he was wearing his helmet but we don't know if he had it fastened properly."
Melo reported that Armstrong's helmet had come off during the crash and stressed the importance of fastening protective gear correctly every time a person rides.
"We want to make sure people know how important it is to wear a helmet and wear it correctly," she said. "We want to do anything we can do to save others from a tragedy like this. Levi was such a brave and wonderful young man, he will be truly missed."
Armstrong's family and close friends transported him through Fairview Canyon after the accident because cell phone service was unavailable. As they reached the bottom of the canyon, the group was escorted by Sanpete County Sheriff's Deputies to Mt. Pleasant Hospital. Armstrong was pronounced dead on arrival by hospital authorities.


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Hachisoft, an app developer, uses chat technology to aid customers and improve its apps.
Bill Siwicki
Hachisoft Corp., a developer and seller of sports, educational and productivity iOS and Android apps, wants all of its customers to be happy: Happy customers write positive reviews in the app stores, and positive reviews help sell apps. The company decided customer service within its apps was key and last year became an early adopter of mobile live chat technology from vendor Hipmob.
Hachisoft sells 11 mobile apps, including the sports-themed Baseball Bullpen, Basketball Shot Chart and Basketball Stat Tracker, and the children's educational Hand Painted Animals and Hand Painted Machinery. It integrated live chat into its smartphone and tablet apps and immediately began receiving chat requests. Buttons marked Live Chat can be found in the Help and Tutorial areas of apps.
All Hachisoft developers have Hipmob client software installed on their desktop PCs and some developers have it on their smartphones. When a chat request comes in, the first developer to claim it begins a chat. If a chat leads into territory that is more suited to another developer, a chat can be transferred from one staff member to another. If a chat request comes in the middle of the night and everyone at Hachisoft is asleep, the request is routed to a queue where developers can pick it up the following morning. The developer types a response and it's stored as a message that is automatically displayed the next time the consumer enters live chat.
"We are never being intrusive," says Tyler Edwards, president of Hachisoft. "People initiate chat with us. We don't initiate chat with them. And even with messages, a message is stored until the person is going to live chat again. People are looking for our interaction."
Edwards says the goal of live chat is to get customers past any hurdles they may encounter, and to use live chat sessions and feedback to improve the company's apps so that reviews in app stores are as positive as possible.
"A typical chat lasts a couple of minutes," he says. "But we also get ones where people are providing suggestions and they might last 20-30 minutes. We've had people who would like to see certain things and are a lot more in-depth and in detail, and those chats are pretty handy. We've done more tutorial type content as a result of some of these longer chats."
Edwards declines to reveal what he pays Hipmob for its mobile live chat technology. Hipmob says it charges between $10 and $64 per month, depending on the level of integration required.
The payoff for Hachisoft has been good reviews and high star ratings, Edwards says.
"Someone providing negative feedback hurts you immediately," he says. "It's hard enough just to get out there without people getting frustrated with your app. We've gotten good feedback. With chat people just push a button and we respond. They don't have to create an account. They don't have to give their e-mail address. It lets us address problems and questions, and people like that we are responsive."
For example, the company's Basketball Shot Chart app has earned 4 out of 5 stars in Apple Inc.'s App Store, and its Hand Painted Animals has earned 5 out of 5 stars. Edwards says getting higher ratings for products after integrating live chat is the return on investment. "People look at your app and say, 'This one has a lot of 5-star reviews.' That makes a difference," he says. "There's a direct correlation to your bottom line."
Overall, Edwards says live chat technology is a good fit in the mobile realm. "It's immediate, like mobile," he says. "You can address customers' concerns in the moment."


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Easy Menu Satisfies
From p. 24 of the September/October 2008 Issue
of Simple & Delicious
Want to pick up the fixings for Fresh Broccoli Salad and Texas Toast Steak Sandwiches? We've made it easy. First, check that you have these staples on hand:
√ sugar
√ mayonnaise
Then print out the handy list below for the remaining ingredients needed to make the two recipes you see here…and take it to the store with you.
1 jar (7 ounces) minced chipotle pepper in adobo sauce
ranch salad dressing
3/4-pound fresh broccoli
1 package fresh baby spinach (6 ounces)
1/2-pound bacon
6 beef cube steaks (4 ounces each)
1 box frozen Texas toast (8 slices)
1 small green apple
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2 tomatoes
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Vernon Earl Monroe Player
Inducted in 2006
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Inductee 1990
Earl "The Pearl" Monroe's incredible spin moves, pump fakes, and dribbling expertise befuddled opponents. Playing for Hall of Fame coach Clarence "Big House" Gaines, "The Pearl" took Winston-Salem to the D-II National Championship in 1967, averaging an astounding 41.5 points per game as DII Player of the Year that same year. Monroe teamed with Wes Unseld to create a devastating fastbreak offense for the NBA Baltimore Bullets, then teamed with Walt Frazier to form a legendary backcourt that led the New York Knicks to the 1973 NBA Championship. He was a four-time NBA All-Star.
Where They Are Now
Television Commentator and commissioner of the New Jersey Urban Development Corporation
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Wall Colmonoy launches website
Wall Colmonoy, a materials engineering group of companies engaged in the manufacturing of surfacing and brazing products, castings, and engineered components, has launched a website at www.wallcolmonoy.com.
The new site highlights the company's capabilities and products across a global platform. It features a news area continuously updated with company news, product developments, technical papers, videos, and other important industry headlines.


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Charmant appartement du studio au coeur de Reykjavik
Nombre max. de visiteurs2
Salles de bain1
Surface25 m²
- Adapté aux familles/enfants
- Internet/WIFI
- Cuisine
- Machine à laver/sèche-linge
- Parking
- Balcon/terrasse
- Serviettes
Description de l'hébergement
|Bergþórugata, 101 Reykjavík, Islande
|Type de logement
|Code de l'offre
|Taux d'acceptation
|Temps de réponse
|Quelques heures
|Calendrier mis à jour
|Il y a 4 semaines
Studio apartment (free parking) located in the in the heart of Reykjavík´s city, directly in front of the main church Hallgrímskirkj.
The studio apartment is on the ground floor with two single beds, perfect for a couple or single traveller. Separate entrance.
Fully equiped kitchen
Washing machine and drier
Bathroom with a shower (towels provided)
Sheets, duves and pillows
Wireless internet
Access to garden.
Behind the house is.
Tourist information and drop-off point for all tours and airport shuttle, Flybus.
Free car parking.
Bike rental.
Einar Jónsson Museum the sculptor of the 20th century.
The tower of Hallgrimskirkja where you get a great view over the city.
Within 2 minutes walk is.
Laugavegur the main shopping street in the city where most of the bars and restaurants are located.
Low-cost grocery store.
Wonderful geothermal swimming pool, Sundhöllin.
Short walking distance is.
Public transport.
Harpa Music Hall.
Reykjavik Art Museum.
The National Art Museum.
Reykjavik City Hall.
The Harbor.
Whale watching.
Walk the seaside, biking and running paths and watch the sunset, mountains and enjoying the nature.
Please feel free to ask any questions I would be happy to answer.
Ragga Olafs.
Règles de la maison
|Prix pour > 1 voyageurs
|19 € par voyageur/nuit supplémentaire
|Arrivée après
|Sur arrangement
|Arrivée avant
|Sur arrangement
|Départ avant
|Politique d′annulation
L'expérience dans le petit studio de Ragga était parfaite! Près de tout, lit confortable... C'était génial! Encore merci!
We had a really nice time at Ragga's apartment in the city centre. Ragga helped us a lot, gave us information about how to get to her apartment easily. It was very clean. The place is so cute, and lovely location. We really loved spending two nights there during our stopover. Thanks Ragga!!
Nice little apartment; I'd definitely stay here again. It was small but clean and well appointed. Also, I really liked the location. A great coffee shop was just half a block away, the Leifur Eriksson Hotel was 30 seconds away, and most tours will pick up or drop off there, including the FlyBus from the airport, so it was very convenient for arrival and departure. Though it was outside the main downtown area, it was a quick 10-15 minute walk to the city center and/or harbor, and being a bit away meant it was very quiet (Reykjavik is a party town, so nice not to have to listen to the noise that goes on till the wee hours. I did not have the chance to meet Ragga in person as she was away when I stayed, but she provided me with very detailed instructions and information and was very accessible via email during my stay.
Nice comfortable and friendly Studio with a well equipped kitchen.
The studio itself is very small but located next to the center.
Highly recommended and we would definitely come back.
The studio is located next to the center of town with easy access to tourist information and located next to the cathedral, a landmark making it easy to find the apartment. Access to laundry facilities was especially appreciated. The studio itself is VERY small, two single beds fit snuggly next to the kitchen and just behind the bathroom and leaving enough room for a two person kitchen table. No space for privacy from your traveling companion.
Ragga was really helpful and immediately responsive to our needs. She lives in the building making interaction easy.
We had a short (2 days) but enormously pleasant stay in Ragga's studio. Ragga is
kind, knowledgeable and helpful with advice, and she was very flexible with arrival and departure times. The location is absolutely perfect to explore the city, the studio is not gigantic but definitely sufficient for such a stay, and has everything one needs (even small commodities in the kitchen such as sugar, coffee etc) as well as comfortable beds. We can warmly recommend it also for longer stays.
Imre and Maria Pazsit
Lovely little ground floor flat. Very good position for shopping, not too far from harbour. Nothing seemed to be too far away.
Overall the flat is small but is very clean and has well equipped kitchen area with table, two chairs but not much spare room .
Bathroom very clean with shower.
Ragga was lovely person, very helpful and was there to meet us and took us by car to the bus on departure.
Ragga was an excellent host. The studio apartment was small but perfect for what we wanted. Very central location and when we saw how far out of the city centre some hotels were we were so glad we had found this. Reykjavik is not a cheap destination but I think this is good value. Only negative was being ground floor we did not have the amazing views but I would certainly book again.
Ragga is a very friendly host. She supported us to find a car, which was very helpful. The room in the ground floor was small but warm, comfortable and central. There are two beds, we put the beds together.It was a very good price performance. We enjoyed our stay in Reykjavik a lot and would come back at any time. We would recommend this appartment to island travellers.
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Lot 53: Brilliant Period Cut Glass Punch Bowl with Stand
Antiques, Art, Sterling, Crystal, Vehicles. Jewelry & More!
by Great Expectations Auction Company
October 22, 2016
St. Augustine, FL, USALive Auction
Description: This is a Brilliant Period Cut Glass Punch Bowl with Stand. This piece comes in two pieces and measures together approximately 14" x 11.5". There are numerous very tiny flea bites around the cut glass rim and base from use, but no major chips or cracks. These in no means detract from the piece. Please view the photos, or in person carefully to determine the age, condition, and quality of this lot. Please Note: All items are sold As-is, Where-is, with no warranties or guarantees, expressed or implied. We DO NOT offer Refunds, Returns or Exchanges. All sales are Final. We want you to be happy with your purchases, so please preview the items carefully before bidding. We do our best to describe items, but it is your responsibility to determine accuracy, authenticity, condition, age, quality, etc. If you are not certain about an item, please do not Bid without satisfying your concerns beforehand.


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Monday, February 10, 2014 - Friday, February 14, 2014
V Day aka VAGINA DAY is right around the corner which means the most anticipated show of the year is COMING... that's right VAGINA MONOLOGUES. The week leading up to it is V-Week.The week will feature a number of events that will address different gender and sexual issues.
Mon. Feb. 10th at Noon: Marching of the Uterus @ Mullen Studio (next to UEP house and the President's house) and will walk down to the front of Thorne.
Mon. Feb. 10th at 7p.m. in Fowler 201: "Real Talk: Sex"
Tues. Feb. 11th at 8pm in Fowler 302: Documentary screening of "How to Loose Your Virginity"
Thurs. Feb. 13th at 6pm in Fowler 110: Trans 101 Workshop
Fri. Feb. 14th at 7pm in Thorne: Vagina Monologues Show. $5 for students, $10 general admission. Tickets sold on the Quad during lunch.
For more info: https://www.facebook.com/
Monday, February 10, 2014
CSP Lecture: Patricia Mulroy
"Water Management in the 21st Century: Is there a new normal?"
The Antoinette and Vincent M. Dungan Lectureship on Energy and the Environment
Pat Mulroy oversees the operations of the Las Vegas Valley Water District, which serves more than 340,000 customers, and the Southern Nevada Water Authority, which is responsible for acquiring, treating and delivering water to local agencies that collectively serve 2 million residents and nearly 40 million annual visitors. Mulroy was a principal architect of the Authority, which has allowed Southern Nevada to not only weather the stresses of growth, but also one of the worst droughts to befall the Colorado River. As general manager of one of the country's most progressive water agencies, Mulroy is exceptionally active in regional and national water issues. Her honors include National Jewish Medical and Research Center's Humanitarian Award, the University and Community College System of Nevada Board of Regents' Distinguished Nevadan Award, and the Education Hero Award from the Public Education Foundation.
Monday, February 10, 2014
James Galbraith on the Role of the Public Economist
Economist James Galbraith will give a talk entitled "A Conversation on the Role of the Public Economist."
James Galbraith holds the Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr. Chair of Government/Business Relations at the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, the University of Texas at Austin.
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Rosenblith Lecture in Developmental Psychology: A Talk by Dr. Cristine Legare
Dr. Cristine Legare of University of Texas, Austin, gives a talk entitled "The Cognitive Foundations of Cultural Learning."
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Screening of "Trade Secrets"
Presented by the Politics Department as part of the weekly film series for Politics 101.
A Moyers report is an investigation of the history of the chemical revolution and the companies that drove it - and how companies worked to withhold vital information about the risks from workers, the government, and the public.
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
The New Normal - The Future of the Global Economy
Join economist, James Galbraith - Recipient of Leontief Prize for Advancing the Frontiers of Economic Thought - in a formal lecture on "The New Normal - The Future of the Global Political Economy."
Goldbraith notes in an interview in Washington Monthly: "...there is the big problem: How to recapitalize the household sector? How to restore the security and prosperity they've lost? How to build the productive economy for the next generation? Is there anything today that we might do that can compare with the transformation of World War II? Almost surely, there is not: World War II doubled production in five years."
Sponsored by the McKinnon Center for Global Affairs & The John Parke Young Speakers Series on the Global Economy


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'Affordable Underground Furniture': D.I.Y. Coffin Clubs Catch On in New Zealand
February 25, 2017
There are clues to diagnosing the cause and severity of abdominal pain. See abdominal pain for a detailed discussion of the potential causes and what to do for your symptoms.
Abdominal pain can represent many different types of problems besides a simple stomachache. It can even be due to pain in the pelvis (such as menstrual cramps), back (such as kidney stones), or chest (such as a heart attack or heartburn).
Your doctor will ask you specific questions to help determine the cause of your abdominal pain:
Two common conditions that you may worry about if you have abdominal pain are appendicitis or an ulcer.
An inflamed appendix generally starts with pain in the center of the abdomen, around the belly button, followed by loss of appetite, nausea, and fever. As appendicitis worsens, the pain generally moves to the right lower abdomen. An inflamed appendix can rupture and should be treated as a medical emergency.
Ulcers often produce pain in the upper, central abdomen, a few hours after eating or during the night. Taking antacids may relieve the pain. The risks from an ulcer include bleeding or rupture.
Go to your the hospital emergency room or call your local emergency services number (such as 911) if:
Call your doctor if:
Feldman M, Friedman LS, Sleisenger MH, eds. Sleisenger & Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 8th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: WB Saunders; 2006.
Abdominal Pain. In: Marx J. Rosen's Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice. 6th ed. St. Louis, Mo: Mosby; 2006: Chap 22.
Ebell MH. Diagnosis of appendicitis: part 1. History and physical examination. Am Fam Physician. 2008 Mar 15;77(6):828-30. Review. No abstract available.
Lyon C, Clark DC. Diagnosis of acute abdominal pain in older patients. Am Fam Physician. 2006 Nov 1;74(9):1537-44. Review.
Bundy DG, Byerley JS, Liles EA, Perrin EM, Katznelson J, Rice HE. Does this child have appendicitis? JAMA. 2007 Jul 25;298(4):438-51. Review.


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Enzo Angiolini Arynn Riding Boot
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Item # 270629
Stand out in a burgundy beauty from Enzo Angiolini. This classic riding boot is the perfect addition to your wardrobe.
- Leather upper
- Back elastic panel allows for stretch
- Buckle detailing
- 15" shaft height, inside zipper
- 14" calf circumference
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
By: vossy
Location: Chicago, IL
October 17, 2013
Great boot!
"I agree with the colour, as other reviewers have shared, it is more of a purple hue than pictured. However I have a pair of boots this shade already and found a polish (it's actually a common leather colour called Cordovan) that I can use to remove some of the minor scratches and help darken it down. My only concern is the thickness and quality of the leather? They are a great looking boot and will go with a ton of things but will they stand up to the salty streets of a Chicago winter?"
By: ShoeLover624
Location: San Francisco
September 14, 2013
Fashionable, Comfortable, & Affordable!
"I have been in search of a new riding boot for a while now. A few years ago I purchased a pair of Enzo Angiolini boots from another reatailer and I absolutely love them! So when I saw these in the gorgeous Merlot color I knew I had to have them. It is a purple-red color that could definitely pass as a Fall/Winter neutral, not a fuscia as stated by another reviewer. These boots are leather and look very expensive, not chincy like many boots sold in stores for ridiculous prices. What I love most about Enzo Angiolini boots is that many of them have a stretchy element so if you have wider calves they will fit. I often have difficulty finding knee-high boots that fit my calves and once again Enzo has amazed me! BOTTOM LINE: GET THESE BOOTS! THEY ARE BEAUTIFUL, COMFORTABLE, & AFFORDABLE AND A PIECE THAT YOU WILL HAVE IN YOUR SHOE WARDROBE FOR YEARS!"
By: Cookie1010
Location: Memphis, TN
March 20, 2013
Beautiful burgundy
"I read some reviews that stated that this boot was fuschia. The pair I received are not fuschia, but rather bourdeax, as described on the site. It's burgundy or the color of a merlot wine. It made a perfect match with a Cole Haan purse I have and I was so excited to keep this boot until I realized that the leather is low quality. The boot arrived to me with some sizeable scratches that affect the color and some of the seams at the top are already fraying. If they are already scratched brand new in a box, what will the leather look like after some real wear? I'm not willing to find out after just paying over $100 for these on sale. I would have loved to have kept these boots, but I don't think they'll hold up well. I think the color would go great with black, brown, grey. It would be a great accent for many outfits. I guess I'll still recommend them only because the color is rich, unique, and versatile. Wish mine hadn't arrived looking as if they had already been worn. As far as fit goes, the back is partly stretchy spandex, so I assume they will adjust to most calf sizes. There is also a side zipper. The detailing on the buckles is pewter and doesn't distract from the overall look."
By: PupW
Location: New Jersey
January 20, 2013
Very cute & unique!
"The quality of the material is great and the boot fits very comfortably. It is true to the picture on the web site. I agree with the previous reviewer that the color is more fuchsia purple than burgundy. Yet, I find the color unique because of that, which actually lends a bit of edgy look to it."
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i've been waiten for an 0-parts hunter anime anouncement but i guess thats not gonna happen
hahaha supernatural the animation lol >.< never heard of that before^^ , Supernatural went boring from the third season like any other good series, know their trying to make money with animations hehe ^^
be lucky to have a Tv channel like this in your country they are only sendin crap in germany
Looks like some cool stuff, gotta release everything before Ishihara decides he hates everything.
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^ yeah your right obviously i stopped watchin it cause its crap fucking crap man, Supernatural was awsome till it went fucking mainstream. And dont tell me hey my body is fitting to the good guys and mine to the bad one is not fucking mainstream lol.
Man i respect that you like something like that, but i dont like it anymore!!


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Comprising two buildings with seven and nine floors respectively, this appealing complex offers 114 apartments. Guests may make use of the spacious foyer with a 24-hour reception desk. There is also a small supermarket, several shops, and a cosy bar to be taken advantage of. The hotel laundry service as well as medical assistance (charges apply) are also on offer. There are parking facilities for those arriving by car.
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This attractive apartment complex is situated in the tourist centre of Praia da Rocha and only 50 m down a small street from the magnificent sandy beach. Close by is a selection of shopping and entertainment venues. The centre of Portimao is only a few kilometres away. There is a stop for the public bus service to be found just in front of the complex. By car (from the A2 motorway): - Take the A2 motorway and follow the
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Notice is hereby given that Huntington City will hold a public
hearing in conjunction with the scheduled City Council meeting on
Wednesday, February 19, 2014 at 6:30 p.m. at Huntington City Hall, 20
South Main. Items of business are:
A. Budget Adjustment
1The public is invited to attend all city council meetings. If you
need special accommodations to participate in the above meeting,
please notify the city office at (435) 687-2436, at least 3 working
days prior to the meeting.
Elden Stephens
Huntington City Recorder
Published in the Emery County Progress February 11 and 18, 2014.


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Brenda & Kelly do reality
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Jennie Garth celebrated her 40th birthday yesterday and the launch of her new reality show A Little Bit Country. Shannen Doherty came to support her, as did Ian Ziering who will look like Steve Sanders forever. Shannen now has her own reality show too. I've not watched Shannen Says but I did see a clip of her giving the gears to her fiancé about wanting to play football on Sunday when they could be wedding planning. Aaaaand there she is. Good old Brenda Walsh. With a 90210 reference near the end - wait for it!
Since we're on the nostalgia tip, and it's Friday, why not a little Brenda Kelly classic? You young ones don't know what this meant to us, what it still means to a lot of us.


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Erik Griffin shares his fear of horror movies, describes the different types of Workaholics fans and describes the pre-old age range.
A-And I'm lookingsexy as shit, huh?
(crowd whooping)
Uh! Ha, ha.
Where these Workaholics fans at?
Where you guys at?
(crowd cheering)
Yes, very tight butthole,very tight butthole.
You know what? I lovethe male Workaholics fans,
'cause y'all crazy.
Y'all love screaming my linesat me in public, like,
"Show me your dick!"
Like, hey, dude,is that what you...?
No. Not here.
I like the female Workaholics fans, of course.
(women whooping)Ah. Yeah. Mm.
Somebody gonna get pregnant.Um...
But there's always not a lot--
You're always the one Workaholics fan in your group,
you know, ladies?You know what I'm talking about?
Like, the other ones don't knowwhat you're talking about.
I always know this,'cause I see you in public
and there's, like, two girls.
One of them runs up to melike... (gasps)
"Oh, my God!Can you take a picture with me?"
And she, like, jumps on me.
And, "Courtney,take our picture!"
And then Courtney goes,"What are you doing?
"Why would you takea picture with him?
Are you trying to makeyour father mad?"
I'm like, "Get basic cable,Courtney. Shit."
"Workaholics" is notthe type of show
that's gonna win an Emmy,unfortunately. Uh...
And I want to go to the Emmysso bad, you know?
'Cause I want to go weird,you know what I mean? Like...
I'm not gonna take a hot chick,
even thoughthat would be expected.
(bleep) this wholeside of the room.
Know what I mean?
No, I want to go weird,you understand?
I'm gonna go weird.
You know, I want to getout the limo with, like,
a little dwarf. Just pow.
Right on my pinky, like that.
Ooh, puddle, puddle, puddle.
No, carrying a little baby slingon my chest
just like, right here,like, "Hey..." you know?
I can go weirder than that.
You know who I really would loveto take to the Emmys
or something like that?
Is that two-headed chickfrom TLC.
You ever see that?
Oh, have you seen this?
Two heads, one body.
I am obsessed.
And they don't show enough.It needs to be on HBO.
'Cause to me, they're...
they're, like,on their toilet fighting.
"Bitch, I told younot to have tacos.
Look at us on this toilet,like..."
Like... like, do they havejoint (bleep) control?
Like, who's in charge?
Like, is one pushing,and the other one's going,
"Get it, girl! Get it!
Get it, girl!"
"Got it!" (grunts)
You know, I don't know...
Like, are they on the couch,"Did you fart?"
"Bitch, we farted.Don't act like...
"We are both here right now.
"This is a... this is a 'us'situation right here.
Don't act like..."
It would be toughto date them though,
'cause maybe you only likeone head.
You know?
And then the bill comes,
you're gonna have that momentwhere you're like, "Um...
"I mean...
"I took you out,you know what I mean? I...
"This head had ribs and shrimp.
"Are we gonna split this bill?
How we gonnawork this right now?"
I want one of themto be a whore.
Just one is a whore, you know?
Just, one of them's always,"I want to suck some (bleep)."
And the other head is like,"Would you stop being a slut
"all the time?
You always have some guy's thighin my face."
You don't get that?
One wants her hair pulled, "Ah!"
The other one's like,"Oh, my God!"
"You stop crying.Look at your other head.
Stop crying."
WORKAHOLICS is keeping me young.You know, it's a hip show.
And I'm in a weird age range,gonna be honest with you.
I'm in the 37-to-44 age range.
That's, uh, right beforeyou put in a ponytail
and get a motorcycle.
It's not old, it's what I liketo call "pre-old."
It's when you doing stuffyou not supposed to do anymore,
like wear a hoodie.
You know,when hoodie time is done.
Trying to play basketball onthe weekends without stretching.
You know?
I'm out there like,"Yeah, yeah! Ow! Oh, shit!
Get-get the car!Go get the car."
Like, you ever seethe 40-year-old guy
and the 20-year-old chick?
You know? You're just like,
"Why is that dadkissing his daughter?"
Like, what,you gonna meet her mom?
You might've gone to high schoolwith this chick, you know?
How you gonna look walking in?"This is my mom."
"Class of '90!
"You look great.
"The years havetreated you well. (laughs)
"But remember whenyou looked like this?
Ha, Evelyn! Ha, ha!"
Come on, let's be real.
You-you don't datea 20-year-old when you're 40.
You (bleep) a 20-year-old.
This makes perfect sense to me.
Let me tell you why.
'Cause 20-year-old (bleep)
is like Wolverine from X-Men.
No matterwhat you do to it,
it just heals.(sucking noise)
(pounding noises, sucking)
(imitates gunfire)
(sucking noise)
(imitates explosion)
(sucking noise)
You know what I'm talking about?
(crowd cheering)
I mean, it gets over 30,and it turns into Play-Doh,
you know, just...(squishing noise)
You can get in itlike a Snuggie, like,
"Ooh, this is just...
"Oh, there's a chair in here!
Look at all this space in here."
There's a dismount slideinto a pool.
I'm kidding.Look at all the women over 30
looking at me like,"(bleep) you.
This is still good,I tell you that right now."
Gonna be having me outside.
"Excuse me. This (bleep)is still delicious."
"Well, show me how goodthat (bleep) is.
You bragging about it."
So, needless to say,I don't date a lot. Um...
I don't date a lot becauseI make bad decisions.
My go-to move is always,"Let's go to a movie." You know?
"Let's go see a movie."
Movies are horrible dates,right?
You always have that awkwardlook at each other in the movie.
(quietly):Killing it.
It's, like, so stupid.
And I'm, listen,I'm too emotional.
I'm too emotional,
and I can't let stuff go,all right?
I got to involve
the whole theaterif I see some bullshit.
Like I'm watching Dark Knight Rises, all right?
It said two minutes lefton the bomb.
How the hell he get all the wayout to the ocean? (snorts)
I'm in the theater like,"This is bullshit, right?!
They should be dead already,right? They should be dead."
I count bullets, you know.
If it's a six-shooter, I'm like,"Four, five, six, seven!
What the (bleep) is going onwith this gun?!"
I can't let it go.
But young men,I'm gonna give you guys a tip.
Okay? Here's a tip.
If you're gonna take a chickto the movie,
you look her right in the face,
"Hey, we going to see Transformers 12. Let's go."
Women are very supportive.
They love watching usenjoy stuff.
So we're like little boys.
They're like, "Oh...(laughs)
"They transformed!
"Oh, they did it again!
"I don't know why he did itthat time. Oh!
"Ooh, and there'sOpti-- Ultima-- Opt...
Is he a Nissan? Is he a Chevy?"
We don't care 'cause every timeit happens...
(makes mechanical noise)
"Yeah! Yeah!"
...you walk out of there happy.
If you let her pick the movie...
you gonna end upin some bullshit.
Women like the worst typeof movie.
Like, they want to take youto a documentary
so you can learnabout some stuff
you don't give a shit about.
Some pretentious nonsense.
I don't want to learn anythingat the movies.
And you got to pretendlike you're into it.
You know, "Thank you forbringing this to my attention.
"I, uh...
I didn't know the beeswere having, uh..."
(makes gunshot noise)
something is about to happen.
They should know somethingis about to happen.
And they acting in a manner
in whichnothing is about to happen.
You know what I'm saying?Listen.
We're at an advantage though,we're at an advantage.
Because what's the tip thatsomething is about to happen?
The music--that sustained string.
(imitates eerie music)
You like, (gasps)"Something gonna happen."
We need that in real life.
That be awesome.
You know, you walking ina parking lot late at night.
(imitates eerie music)
"Who out here?!"
I meet some crazy chicks.
They go, "Hi, I'm Samantha."
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I am a fully trained Clinical Hypnotherapist. By working closely with my clients I offer help and support with anxiety, stress, confidence building, relaxation and many other areas. I work from a pleasant treatment room which overlooks a garden...
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Nicola has been a successful hypnotherapist for nearly 25 years and has dealt with almost every kind of problem. Nicola focuses on getting results in a structured process whilst having the utmost compassion for clients
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I don't have anything yet, except what I want my program to successfully do. After thought a 3 segment LED display will be enough for my counting since I only want it to go to the hundreths place 0-999.
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Wouldn't it be simplier if the two counts were on seperate LED displays?
If you have the MAX7219 driving the displays, and you wanted larger 2-3" digits, then seperate common cathode displays is the way to go.You said you wanted time to hundreths, so MM:SS.TH + 99 would be one way to occupy 8 digits.
Easily.You can do it with SPI.transfer() commands to set up the MAX7219 and send it the 6 digits you want to display, or use some library to do it.This is a much larger version that uses a Promini for control and a MAX7221 (MAX7219 is identical but with faster signal edges) driving countdown timer display (and countup is easier) in the middle and 2 set of 00-99 digits at the upper sides.The '328P based promini does the timing, no external clock needed.I think your hardest part will be making it all watertight.Can make it rechargeable-battery powered with sealed connectors for the pushbutton for the lap counter and the external reset.Or go fancier and make the reset wireless, so the only connection is for the lap button.
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Elder Brandon McKay Scow recently returned to the local area after serving in the Iowa-Des Moines Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Elder Scow will speak Feb. 8 at 11 a.m. at the Wellington First LDS Ward located at 50 North 100 East in Wellington.
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The Drover soccer men win 2-0 in a shutout victory over Texas Wesleyan at Drover Pitch on Friday. The victory edges the Drovers to the top of the Sooner Athletic Conference standings with an overall record of 6-1 -- surpassing Rogers State.
David Otieno of Nairobi, Kenya gave the Drovers their first goal of the game at the 8:54 minute mark with an assist by Nial Crick. Otieno scored another goal at the 28:06 minute mark off an assist by Luke Pontin.
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The Drover women out shot the Rams 30-8 and held the Rams to only three shots on goal. They finished the game with a final score of 5-0.
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With just two days until summer vacation, Windsor High School staff and students arrived to school Tuesday morning with paint splattered throughout the courtyard.
Windsor police Lt. Richard Higuera said Tuesday afternoon he's confident the vandals will be caught.
"We have some leads on it, but we haven't gotten anything solid enough to make any sorts of arrests," Higuera said. "We've got a little more work to do. Something like that usually doesn't stay secret very long. It was obviously planned and obviously really destructive. I'm looking forward to catching them. We've got a pretty good chance of solving it."
As of Thursday afternoon, Windsor police made no arrests.
WHS Principal Michelle Scallon said the school sends the message there are no senior pranks allowed.
"It was a mess. This was truly an act of vandalism," Scallon said of the damage that is estimated at $2,500. "It kind of makes our hearts heavy. A lot of the kids were upset because this is not a representation of us. It wasn't an organized senior prank. I think it was probably a handful of people. I'm not going to put this on the senior class."
Scallon said she didn't know if WHS students were involved.
"It's disheartening. A lot of the seniors came up to me and said, 'Mrs. Scallon, this is not us.' " Scallon said. "The police will continue the investigation, and we're putting this behind us. We are going to continue and focus on the positive. It's not funny. This is vandalism. This is not a prank."
School security cameras show several of the vandals wearing hoodies with their faces covered at 2:30 a.m. Tuesday. School officials say they were on the camera footage for about 27 minutes.
Steve Denny, director of maintenance and operations for the Windsor-Severance Re-4 School District, said the damage estimate included $2,000 for the labor in cleaning up the red, blue, pink, white and green paint and $500 for the security camera that had paint over it. The paint also had to be cleaned up on the bricks and windows. The year 2014 was painted on the bricks outside the cafeteria.
Denny said he had 10 maintenance employees manning four pressure washers throughout the day.
"I'm not sure how they got it so high up on the windows and on the brick and all over the courtyard," Denny said.
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Students excelling in math and science at Emery and Green River High Schools were among the 200 attending Utah State University's 16th Annual Engineering State program in Logan June 12-15.
The intensive four day program introduces high school juniors to the engineering profession and is sponsored by USU engineering alumni, school district foundations, engineering firms and businesses. Students participate in seven of the 12 challenge sessions taught during the week.
In the hands-on, competitive exercises called challenge sessions, students construct a 30 foot steel suspension bridge, design and launch rockets, make electro-magnetic cannons, eliminate vortices in pumping pits, draft and manipulate water delivery systems using a computer aided design program, fly in an aircraft simulator, and evaluate engineering projects throughout Utah. Engineering professors at USU donate their time to introduce students to their profession and challenge them in exercises which use math and science to solve physical problems.
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. - A state law to crack down on prescription drug abuse took effect last month, but patients with a legitimate need for painkillers are finding they are another casualty in the fight to end the growing epidemic.
The legislation reclassified some controlled substances to place limits on how much can be prescribed at once and eliminating refills.
That information led a 70-year-old Livingston resident to find a new physician because traveling to her regular doctor on the South Shore once a month for a written script proved too difficult.
"I'm somewhat disabled, have problems with my back, typical senior issues," said the woman, who has been taking painkillers for eight years for degenerative disc disease and arthritis.
"My issue is my physician is clear across Staten Island, and for me to get a written prescription every month is a hardship. I changed physicians. I just decided I can't deal with going to the other side of the Island."
Among the first changes to take effect in the new legislation -- which was signed into law last summer by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and backed by borough lawmakers -- makes hydrocodone a Schedule II controlled substance, which prohibits refills.
Tramadol, another painkiller, has now made a controlled substance, though refills are permitted.
Still, the new regulations should not prevent patients who rely on the medications from filling them on time, according to Michael Coyne, vice president and director of pharmacy services at Staten Island University Hospital.
Doctors can write a three-month, non-refillable supply of controlled substances, including hydrocodone, using certain codes for conditions considered "chronic" or "incurable."
"They're not refillable, but at least [patients] don't have to go to the doctor every month," Coyne said. "So there is some relief in the law."
Pharmacist Robert Annicharico has been involved in efforts to put an end to prescription drug abuse, but he also sees the impact it has on his long-standing customers when they learn their pain prescriptions can no longer be refilled.
"There's a tremendous amount of patients who really need pain meds just to function daily," said Annicharico, the owner of Delco Drugs in Eltingville, who gives his customers handouts explaining the new rules.
"Without their medicine, a lot of these patients will be in a lot of pain."
Annicharico expects things to ease come August when the state moves from paper scripts to a system mandating electronic prescribing -- or e-prescribing -- for all controlled substances.
At the same time, doctors will be required to check a real-time registry maintained by the state Department of Health before they prescribe certain drugs as a way to prevent doctor-shopping. Pharmacists also will have access to the registry and will be required to report each dispensation of one of the specified drugs.
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Yoga may offer solutions for depression, anxiety and epilepsy. Reports from the World Health Organization and elsewhere estimate that mental illness comprises fifteen percent of the global disease burden. Depression and anxiety disorders contribute heavily to these numbers. One treatment appr... Read More
Back Pain: Causes and Treatments
There's a good chance you or someone you care about has suffered with back pain that lasts a long time. Back pain is the second leading symptom seen by doctors in the United States. Now, one might think a powerful group of pain medicines can help relieve the agony. But it appears, their effec... Read More