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George, Several years ago, I was having trouble collecting on a project. My contract was with the Owner. I made an appointment with the Owner, explained that I had not been paid for several months, and I said that my only recourse was to file a mechanic's lean. (It is probably important to mention that I found out that it was a "family" business not many generations from Sicily. The Owner had a strong propensity for cash, talked about his Godfather a lot, and looked over his shoulder frequently. He wasn't Sammy the Bull, but I think that my client knew him.) After explaining to the Owner the recourse of a mechanic's lean, he explained to me what getting "thumped" meant. I did not file a lean, I lived to see the morning, and eventually I got paid with a check. Regards, Harold Sprague > -----Original Message----- > From: GEOHAK(--nospam--at)aol.com [SMTP:GEOHAK(--nospam--at)aol.com] > Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2000 11:22 AM > To: MarkD(--nospam--at)danddeng.com; seaint(--nospam--at)seaint.org > Subject: Re: When do you suspend service > > Short and sweet, file a mechanics' lien .....that will get everyone's > attention...pretty quickly.... > When I practiced engineering, and faced with the same scenario, I filed a > lien....the owner's attorney contacted me...and I got paid even though the > > architect was holding my money... > George Hakim >
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By Mark Davidson
Real estate company British Land is helping health & beauty retailer Boots launch a ground breaking drive-thru pharmacy at its retail park in Northampton, it emerged today.
Opening in May 2011 the new store will be a first drive-thru pharmacy in the UK, a format already popular throughout the US.
It will be the second drive-thru store at the St James Retail Park following the opening of a Starbucks at the site earlier this year.
Commenting on the latest additions, Simon Meacock, Asset Manager at British Land, said: "We are proud to be opening this new concept store with Boots, and feel that the drive-thru element will be very popular - allowing shoppers to visit St James Park at their own convenience."
Boots' plans for a drive-thru stores demonstrate the increasing popularity of retail parks with both consumers and retailers, but also the show how retailers are trying to make it more convenient for customers to collect prescription drugs.
Last July Sainsbury's trialled prescription vending machines at two of its stores in an attempt to speed up the drugs collection process.
This latest announcement from British Land comes after it announced its latest figures for the three months leading up to December 31st 2010 where profit-before-tax rose ten per cent to £64 million.
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Just as I'm posting this, the game is going into overtime.
UPDATE: Looks like it worked. Great game.
P.S. Can someone please inform Len Elmore that repeatedly saying "times out" is exceedingly obnoxious? Just call them 'time outs' like the rest of the world.
3/26 UPDATE: Dan Patrick and Jay Bilas agree with me, of course. Stop being so goddamn insufferable, Len Elmore.


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An unknown person, who has kidnapped a former racecar driver's wife, threatens the driver and forces him to do things to save his wife. When the driver steals a car, he innocently involves the cars owner into his drama while racing against time.
There are worse movies out there, but I can't think of any right now. I was laughing in parts of the movie (that I'm sure weren't meant to be funny) because the movie was so bad it turned comical. Selena Gomez and Ethan Hawke were unbearable. I wouldn't even tell you to watch this movie if someone had paid you to watch it.
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Hours: May 1 – October 31, Mon. – Sat. 10 am – 4 pm, Sun. 12 pm – 4 pm.
Admits 2 adults and 4 children under the age of 18.
Please note that if the Library Pass is presented for the Annual Family Day, admission will be charged at the Family Day Member Rate per person for this event.
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BBS LM Reps - Differences in brands/recommendations?
hey guys, im in the market for a set of BBS LM reps and would like to figure out the differences in between all these different brands.
Ive narrowed it down to 3 different brands that i think look the best and would like to get some advice on which to go with.
the first set is the Varrstoen ES 1.1.2
this is the only one out of the 3 different sets that comes with a 10.5 rear size which i like and a choice of aggressive offsets... +22 +12 and +0
these also come in either silver or hyperblack color choices with a diamond polished lip
these sell between $900-$1100 depending on offset choice, cant get exact price since varrstoen doesnt list it on their site.
heres what the Varrstoens look like
next up is the EuroSpec ESR4's
widest these come in is 9.5 and the lowest offset you can get is +25
these from what i see only come in silver color
these sell for $1100 from eurospec
heres some pics of them (hope the owner doesnt mind)
finally we have the Vortex Tuning Lemans
these come in a choice of silver or gunmetal colors and the widest rears on these is also 9.5 with a lowest offset of +20
these are selling for $899 in any size combo as far as i know from vortextuning
heres pics of them
Linea Corse from wheel dude
Anyone else?
I got mine through Modbargains, MM6 Mesh wheel, I picked up 19x8.5 et45 19x9.5 et35, pretty sure they come in a et22 Rear. Check em out, Really happy with the quality, haven't mounted em yet though, waiting to go home in a few weeks...
Here's some of my personal photos of the rims:
A friend of mine shot this for a school project: http://a3.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot..._6748293_n.jpg
looks good but the lips on those are too small for the look im going for.
I recommend the ESR4's. The step lip is amazing on them
Im interested in the weight differences, If anyone has it.
I've personally heard good things about the ESR4s and Linea Corse reps as well
The linea corse design is inferior to all the others you mentioned (the step lip is off, as well as spoke spacing i think from what iv read and seen). Ive heard nothing but good things about the ESR-4's. 19x9.5 has an almost 4" lip, and they weigh in at only about 25lbs, which for a rep isnt too bad at all. A lot of people have the Varrstoens but ive seen a thread over on e90post where someone hit a dip or a pothole or something and the rim just completely fell apart... Just one negative thread but idk, havent heard stories like that about the ESR-4's. check this thread out for more pics of the ESR-4's, as well as a sick setup on a vert that has the 19x9.5 square setup, simply amazing!!
Only thing I don't like about the esr4 is that they don't come in any other finish, only silver. I have an AW m3 and I think the gunmetal/darker spoke center would look better IMO. They do look great though.
Maybe the new shipment Andrew@eurospec has coming will have different finishes?
i hope the new shipment on the esr4 will have wider rears and more aggressive offsets
^ i agree. i know they are getting 20's for a fact. so more aggressive offsets and finished would be great.
varrstoen's rep is amazing, been through two sets and people were stunned when i told them they were replicas. spokes are spot-on and the step-lips are nice and shiny -and wide :4ngie:
do you remember how big the lips were on them by chance?
9.5 was ~3.5, 10.5 was ~4 iirc :)
exactly, hence why i was the first to go with them. i see a bunch nowadays and the varrstoens still stand out the best in my eyes, good luck :)
esr-4's :eeps:
those modbargain ones are cool too
If you can't afford the real thing, you shouldn't be fronting like you can.
Reps are the worst.
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Complications of endoscopy in patients with gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding may result from patient- and procedure-related factors. Cardiopulmonary complications occur as a result of the sedation used, comorbid illnesses, and type of endoscopic procedure performed. As GI bleeding is a potentially life-threatening emergency, endoscopic procedures often need to be performed in patients with other acute illnesses, including acute myocardial infarction. Although endoscopy usually can be performed safely in this setting, high-risk criteria identify patients at increased risk for complications. In patients at high risk of aspiration, such as those with altered mental status or with massive upper GI bleeding, elective endotracheal intubation is recommended. In addition to patient-related factors, procedural risks depend on the site of bleeding, source of bleeding, and type of endoscopic intervention used. Specific techniques of endoscopic hemostasis are associated with certain complications, but treatment-specific precautions may be taken to reduce complications. Attention to endoscopic technique and patient factors is needed to minimize risk during endoscopic treatment of hemorrhage.


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I urge anyone who reads this to play triples in their state AND neighboring state this coming th-sun..... Good Luck!
GOD is great, beer is good and people are crazy!
"I don't look for the numbers, the numbers look for and sometimes find me..."
Hey taxijohn.....don't forget the false triples as well!!
I hear ya... New York is starting to look good for trips again. And with the 9 sum missing I picked up the 3's for today and just in case got the 2's
Money won is twice as good as money earned!
Dont forget 233 or 223 just a thought.
Hey Taxijohn,
What's the hot triple for New York??
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555 in TX and 333 in NY
Snapped this on the morning of the 17th, lol... Yes, I know, on the 14th 136 fell too, my mileage then was like 136050 hahaha.....
Bashley, did you stick with 'em???
New York Numbers Midday Tue, Feb 23, 2010 3-3-3
Yes I DID!!! I am $1,000.00 richer!!!!!
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444 fell in Arkansas Night 333 fell in New York Daytime and 000 Tennessee Daytime
so Taxi - what is ur gut about today??
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Full moon, 333 in PA...
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Red Bull Racing has confirmed that Sébastien Buemi will continue his relationship with Red Bull and Red Bull Racing and remain as the team's test and reserve driver for 2013.
The 24-year-old will continue to work alongside previously confirmed race drivers Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber.
"I know everyone at Red Bull Racing well and it's good to remain with the team for another year," said Buemi. "Of course my aim is to be driving at the races again, but I am still learning all the time from my work with the team. I help with the development of the car and provide feedback throughout the season, both at the factory and at races."


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Today's the one hundred and forty-ninth birthday for our friends in the True North.
And they've updated the lyrics so now it's "true patriot love in all of us command."
Today's the one hundred and forty-ninth birthday for our friends in the True North.
And they've updated the lyrics so now it's "true patriot love in all of us command."
To all dads out there, and to my dad, of course.
Cinco de Mayo commemorates the the victory of the Mexican Army over the French in the Battle of Puebla in 1862. It's a big deal in Mexico and in parts of this country with a large Mexican population, like California, Arizona, Texas, and New Mexico (where I had some of the best chile rellenos with enough green chile to take the top of your head off), although it meant more to some than others. I had a guy I worked with who was of Mexican descent who actually asked me, "Hey, when is Cinco de Mayo?" (We always suspected that he was a burrito shy of a full combo platter anyway.)
Here in South Florida, outside of Homestead with its large Mexican population (and some of the best food in the state), it's not a big deal other than party time and a double margarita, the same way this multiethnic community deals with other national holidays like St. Patrick's Day; we don't really know why we celebrate it (as if defeating the French in a battle was like a huge military victory in the first place), but any excuse to eat and drink is good enough, so why fight it?
Pass the salsa. But don't build a wall.
Happy Easter to those of you who celebrate it.
Happy St. Patrick's Day if you celebrate.
March 1 is St. David's (Dewi Sant) Day, the patron saint of Wales ("Cymru"). Notable people of Welsh descent include Richard Burton, poet Dylan Thomas, and me on one side of the family.
The title is a literal translation of "Long live Wales!" courtesy of an on-line English to Welsh translation service.
Here's the national anthem, and a phonetic version of the lyrics so you can sing along:
My hen laid a haddock on top of a tree
Glad farts and centurions throw dogs in the sea
I could stew a hare here, and brandish Don's flan.
Don's ruddy bog's blocked up with sand.
Dad! Dad! Why don't you oil Aunty Glad?
When whores appear on beer bottle pies,
Oh butter the hens as they fly.
Dad! Dad! Why don't you oil Aunty Glad?
When whores appear on beer bottle pies,
Oh butter the hens as they fly.
George Washington and Abraham Lincoln were both born in February, so rather than have two separate holidays to celebrate them, we've combined them into one to honor all presidents.
Blogging is on the holiday schedule.
Prediction: The groundhog wakes up, looks out, sees that Donald Trump is still running for president, mutters "F*ck that," and goes back to sleep.
Today is the federal holiday set aside to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's birthday.
For me, growing up as a white kid in a middle-class suburb in the Midwest in the 1960's, Dr. King's legacy would seem to have a minimum impact; after all, what he was fighting for didn't affect me directly in any way. But my parents always taught me that anyone oppressed in our society was wrong, and that in some way it did affect me. This became much more apparent as I grew up and saw how the nation treated its black citizens; those grainy images on TV and in the paper of water-hoses turned on the Freedom Marchers in Alabama showed me how much hatred could be turned on people who were simply asking for their due in a country that promised it to them. And when I came out as a gay man, I became much more aware of it when I applied the same standards to society in their treatment of gays and lesbians.
Perhaps the greatest impression that Dr. King had on me was his unswerving dedication to non-violence in his pursuit of civil rights. He withstood taunts, provocations, and rank invasions of his privacy and his life at the hands of racists, hate-mongers, and the federal government, yet he never raised a hand in anger against anyone. He deplored the idea of an eye for an eye, and he knew that responding in kind would only set back the cause. I was also impressed that his spirituality and faith were his armor and his shield, not his weapon, and he never tried to force his religion on anyone else. The supreme irony was that he died at the hands of violence, much like his role model, Mahatma Gandhi.
There's a question in the minds of a lot of people of how to celebrate a federal holiday for a civil rights leader. Isn't there supposed to be a ritual or a ceremony we're supposed to perform to mark the occasion? But how do you signify in one day or in one action what Dr. King stood for, lived for, and died for? Last August marked the fiftieth anniversary of the March on Washington and Dr. King's "I have a dream" speech. That marked a moment; a milestone. Today is supposed to honor the man and what he stood for and tried to make us all become: full citizens with all the rights and responsibilities of citizenship; something that is with us all day, every day.
For me, it's having the memories of what it used to be like and seeing what it has become for all of us that don't take our civil rights for granted, which should be all of us, and being both grateful that we have come as far as we have and humbled to know how much further we still have to go.
Today is also a school holiday, so blogging will be on a holiday schedule.
In many parts of the world, including Canada, today is Boxing Day and it's a holiday, too.
The name derives from the tradition of giving seasonal gifts, on the day after Christmas, to less wealthy people and social inferiors, which was later extended to various workpeople such as labourers and servants.
The traditional recorded celebration of Boxing Day has long included giving money and other gifts to charitable institutions, the needy and people in service positions. The European tradition has been dated to the Middle Ages, but the exact origin is unknown and there are some claims that it goes back to the late Roman/early Christian era.
In the United Kingdom it certainly became a custom of the nineteenth century Victorians for tradesmen to collect their 'Christmas boxes' or gifts in return for good and reliable service throughout the year on the day after Christmas.[1]
The establishment of Boxing Day as a defined public Holiday under the legislation that created the UK's Bank Holidays started the separation of 'Boxing Day' from the 'Feast of St Stephen' and today it is almost entirely a secular holiday with a tradition of shopping and post Christmas sales starting.
As mentioned, it's also St. Stephen's day, which, unless you're up on your Catholic mythology, you only know about because of the Christmas carol, Good King Wenceslaus.
At any rate, today is the day to clean up after the holiday if you celebrated or head out to the mall if you want to exchange the mystery gift or use the gift card you got from a friend at work. Or you could stay at home and nosh on the leftovers from Christmas dinner, start writing your thank-you notes.
I'm continuing a tradition I began back when this blog was new, which is another way of saying that I've posted this on Christmases past. But this year, for the first time in many years, we are almost all together as a family: three of the four kids are here with our parents, and we are also welcoming a great-grandchild to his first Christmas. So traditions are being observed and created.
When I was a kid, our family lived in a house with tall ceilings so we always got a Christmas tree that was at least ten feet tall – maybe taller. (It could have been less, but when you're six or seven, it looks a lot taller.) We had tons of decorations from our family history; gingerbread decorations held together with fine wire, bubble lights that never seemed to work right, and hundreds of ornaments. We always had a debate about tinsel – I hated it, my sister wanted it. Guess who won that one. Every year we put the tree in a different room – one year in the living room, the next in the front parlor, and then in the bay window in the dining room.
That was not the extent of the decorating by any means. While my family was not particularly religious, we went all out for the season in the decor mode that would have made Martha Stewart get out of the business. This was a tradition carried on from both of my parent's families; my father tells how his father was a meticulous hanger of the old-fashioned lead tinsel, and my mother's family did it up to the heights of giddiness that included the tree and presents magically appearing overnight on Christmas Eve. So we had a legacy to live up to. Lights on the front porch were interwoven in the cedar roping that looped down from the eaves. There was more roping on the bannister going up the front stairs, tied on with red ribbons, and roping again around the big mirror in the front hall. Candles in Christmas candelabra filled the house with the scent of candle smoke, merging with the evergreens, and on Christmas Eve, when the big roast was in the oven for the dinner with Aunt Margaret, the house was awash with homey aromas.
We had an old-fashioned hi-fi system with speakers throughout the first floor of the house, and as we put up the tree and the roping – usually the weekend before Christmas – we would dig out the Christmas LP's. The perennial was the Mormon Tabernacle Choir's Joy To the World that began with "Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming." That would be followed by the Bing Crosby Merry Christmas album and anything else we had in the rack.
We had two fireplaces in the house, including one in the kitchen, so that's where we hung our stockings with care. Christmas morning would arrive and the four kids would line up, youngest first, on the back stairs, squirming with anticipation until we were let into the kitchen and a breakfast of Christmas baked treats, including a Scandinavian stollen baked by a family friend. (Never one who liked things like that, I often wished the stollen would be stolen….) Then we'd line up at the appropriate closed door behind which lay the treasure. Nearly fainting with the anticipation, the door would be flung open – a four-voiced gasp of breath, followed by pounding feet and squeals of delight. We took turns, shredding the wrapping, opening the boxes, reading the tags – "From Mom and Dad," "From Santa," "From Grammie." My mother kept a list of who got what from whom so that the thank-you notes could be written. There was always one Big Present for each kid – a bicycle, skis, a train set, a kitten – and lots of books and clothes, too. And each child was sure to give his sibling something, usually something oddly appropriate; like lavender bath beads from me to my sister.
When it was all over, the trash can was filled with the wrappings, the loot taken upstairs, and new clothes tried on. I would pore through the new books until I was nagged to get dressed to go to Christmas dinner somewhere else – with cross-town relatives or the Carranor Club – and the streets would be empty as we piled into the station wagon. We'd come home in the cold and dark, tired from all the excitement, ready to come down from the sugar-spiked high. The next day we'd pack up for our annual skiing trip to Boyne Mountain in Michigan, complete with its own set of sense memories.
These traditions were carried on as we each grew up and started our own families, adding our own touches; Allen and I merged some of each to come up with our own for fifteen years, including the tree (artificial, though – he's allergic to pine) and music. (I've got the Bing Crosby CD on as I write this.) My sister has passed it on to her children, and my younger brother, with his three kids, carries on much as we did when we were young.
So while there may not be a whole lot of religion in any of it, there's the strength of the ties of family and love that surpasses any denominational definition. It is a common thread that binds us all together whether we say "Happy Holidays," "Merry Christmas," "Felice Navidad" (which I immediately corrupted to "Fleas On Your Dad"), "Happy Hanukkah," or "Good Kwanzaa." It's the sense of togetherness and hope that can be spread regardless of whether or not you celebrate the birth of the son of God, and the thankfulness that you feel that you have made it through yet another year and look forward to making the next one better.
It's the most grumpiest time of the year!
Festivus, a well-celebrated parody, has become a secular holiday celebrated on December 23 that serves as an alternative to participating in the pressures and commercialism of the Christmas season.[1] Originally a family tradition of scriptwriter Dan O'Keefe, who worked on the American sitcom Seinfeld, the holiday entered popular culture after it was made the focus of a 1997 episode of the program.[1][2] The holiday's celebration, as it was shown on Seinfeld, includes a Festivus dinner, an unadorned aluminum Festivus pole, practices such as the "Airing of Grievances" and "Feats of Strength", and the labeling of easily explainable events as "Festivus miracles".[3]
Keep it in the family.
Tonight is the first night of Hanukkah (חנוכה). If you celebrate the festival, best wishes for a peaceful and joyous eight days, and remember to save some of the leftovers for your goyishe friends who have a hankering for the delicacies of the season.
Have fun taking the dreidel out for a spin.
This year marks the fiftieth anniversary of A Charlie Brown Christmas. Originally aired on CBS on December 9, 1965 (and "brought to you by the people in your town who bottle Coca-Cola"), it has been shown every year since. It switched from CBS to ABC in 2001, and tonight they'll do it again with a special about the special at 8:00 pm ET (check local listings). It is the only Christmas special I will watch on purpose.
I've been looking back through some of my Thanksgiving posts over the years for some inspiration and perhaps a perspective on the holiday. Taking a day off to express thanks and brace ourselves for the rest of the holidays is a good time to reflect and be grateful for some of the good things we have and the memories. The post below is from Thanksgiving 2007, when I was looking back at a special holiday weekend.
When I was a kid growing up outside of Toledo, we had some relatives in the area, and we also belonged to a local tennis and social club that served as a gathering place for a group of families like ours and we often went there for holiday dinners. It relieved my mom from cooking one of the two big meals at the holidays; if we had Thanksgiving at home, then we went to the club or another relative's place for Christmas, or vice versa. We also would have the Thanksgiving meal later in the day — usually around the normal dinner time — because we had season tickets to the Detroit Lions football team, and we would go up to Detroit to sit in the freezing cold bleachers to watch the Lions play their traditional Thanksgiving Day game, then come home to the dinner.
It's been a while since my family has gotten together for Thanksgiving. We've all moved on to different places and have our own families. It's been many years since my entire immediate family — Mom, Dad, and my three siblings and their families — were together for the occasion.
However, there was one Thanksgiving that I'll never forget: 1967. I was a freshman at St. George's, the boarding school in Newport, Rhode Island (and also alma mater of Howard Dean and Tucker Carlson). It was my first extended time away from home and I was miserable. My older brother and sister were also away at school; one in New Jersey, the other in Virginia. My parents made arrangements for us all to get together in New York City that weekend, and they booked rooms at the Plaza Hotel. We saw two Broadway musicals — Mame with Angela Lansbury and Henry, Sweet Henry with Don Ameche — and a little musical in Greenwich Village called Now Is The Time For All Good Men…. We went shopping in Greenwich Village, took hansom cab rides in Central Park, had lunch at Toots Shor's (and got Cab Calloway's autograph), dinner at Trader Vic's and Luchow's, and saw all the sights that a kid from Ohio on his second trip to NYC (the first being the World's Fair in 1964) could pack into one four-day weekend. Oh, and we had the big Thanksgiving dinner in the Oak Room at the Plaza with all the trimmings. That night we went down to the nightclub below the Plaza and listened to smoky jazz played by a trio and a lovely woman on piano…could it have been Blossom Dearie?
It was a magical weekend. To this day I still remember the sights and sounds and sensations, and the deep sadness that settled back over me as I boarded the chartered bus that took me back to the dank purgatory of that endless winter at school overlooking the grey Atlantic Ocean.
I've had a lot of wonderful and memorable Thanksgivings since then at home and with friends, everywhere from Ohio, Michigan, Colorado, New Mexico, Florida, and even one in Jamaica, but that weekend at the Plaza forty years ago will always be special.
Today is the 97th anniversary of the signing of the armistice that brought an end to the fighting in World War I in 1918. It used to be called Armistice Day. Today it is the official holiday to commemorate Veterans Day.
It's become my tradition here to mark the day with the poem In Flanders Field by John McCrae.
In Flanders fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses, row on row,
That mark our place; and in the sky
The larks, still bravely singing, fly
Scarce heard amid the guns below.
We are the Dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved, and were loved, and now we lie
In Flanders fields.
Take up our quarrel with the foe:
To you from failing hands we throw
The torch; be yours to hold it high.
If ye break faith with us who die
We shall not sleep, though poppies grow
In Flanders fields.
— John McCrae (1872-1918)
I honor my father, two uncles, a cousin, a great uncle, many friends and colleagues, and the millions known and unknown who served our country in the armed forces.


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As the nation continues the celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission, NASA biologist Thomas Goodwin provides a glimpse of what we can expect in the coming decade as NASA continues its inspirational mission of discovery.
From a conversation with Sputnik Observatory.
Sputnik Observatory: What happens to cells in space?
Thomas Goodwin: I think what you can say about microgravity is that, again, from the data that we have so far, what we think is happening is the cells, or the genome of the human cell, has a memory of sorts. Sort of like loosely associated with what you would compare a computer to have a memory – once something is stored in the memory, even though you don't use it for a long time, if you know where to go to find it, you can go back and access that information and bring it forward and use it. By the same token, the genetic composition of the human cell has all of the ability to go back, we think, and pull up information, not only from our generation but from generations past. Because, as we know, we've evolved as an organism through hundreds of thousands of years and that evolutionary process is all stored in our genetic makeup. So if we understand the right signals to give the cell, the right codes, if you will, then we can go back and get the cell to express things that it hasn't expressed in a long time, or we can get it to express things, for example, that it expressed in the embryonic state.


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Welcome! My name is George Privon. I am a FONDECYT postdoctoral fellow in the Instituto de Astrofísica at the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. I am an astronomer and my research is focused on merger-driven transformation of galaxies across a wide range of mass. I use observations—from telescopes such as ALMA, the VLT, and the VLA—in concert with N-body simulations to understand the interplay between star formation, active galactic nuclei, feedback, and the interstellar medium in mergers. In particular, I study the molecular gas properties of extreme starbursts and the evolution of starburst and AGN activity as mergers progress.
In addition to my research, this website has some information about my teaching, public outreach interests, and some biographical information.
I am currently the organizer for the weekly PUC-IA galaxy evolution group.
Latest News
- 20 April 2017: We recently had a paper accepted with an identification of a recoiling supermassive black hole candidate. "A Potential Recoiling Supermassive Black Hole CXO J101527.2+625911" (Kim+) will be published in The Astrophysical Journal and a preprint is available.
- 02 March 2017: Our paper on the far-infrared spectroscopy of local luminous infrared galaxies, "A Herschel Space Observatory Spectral Line Survey of Local Luminous Infrared Galaxies from 194 to 671 Microns" (Lu et al.) has been accepted for publication in the The Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series. A preprint is available.
- 08 February 2017: The GOALS Far-infrared photometry paper has been accepted for publication in The Astrophysical Journal Supplements. "The Great Observatories All-Sky LIRG Survey: Herschel Image Atlas and Aperture Photometry" (Chu et al.) is currently available in preprint form.
- 19 January 2017: "Growing supermassive black holes in the late stages of galaxy mergers are heavily obscured" (Ricci et al.) has been accepted for publication in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society. In this paper we use NuSTAR hard X-ray observations to show that late-stage mergers are more heavily obscured by gas and dust than early-stage mergers or isolated galaxies. A preprint is available on astro-ph.
- 10 January 2017: A preprint of "Direct evidence of hierarchical assembly at low masses from isolated dwarf galaxy groups" (Stierwalt et al.) is now available on the arXiv. In this paper we use Hα imaging taken with the Magellan Telescope to identify groups of dwarf galaxies (3–5 members), which are confirmed with spectroscopic follow-up. These rare groups may be interesting low-redshift analogies for the progenitors of isolated, more massive galaxies.
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5 Times Technology Transformed Government (and Vice Versa)
If you were asked to name some of the biggest proponents and propagators of technology in the modern age, Steve Jobs, Bill Gates or Elon Musk might spring to mind. But what about the U.S. government?
Yes, that right. Technology hasn't just shaped how Uncle Sam does business (think citizen self-service tools, cybersecurity awareness, and more) the U.S government has also spurred innovation.
In celebration of its 50th year publishing news and information for federal employees, the Federal Times has just published its list of key stand out moments where technology, spurred both by external events and internal ingenuity, transformed government.
It all started when the Internet was born
Yes, technology got us to the moon, but it's hard to argue against the huge leap we all took when the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency created the early framework of the Internet in 1969.
Nearly 15 years later, the government did something no other governing power has done, it carved out secure domain names – .gov and .mil – giving added legitimacy to Uncle Sam's websites.
IT management comes to government
Then came the appointment of CIOs at each agency and the establishment of IT management and acquisition policies driven by the Clinger-Cohen Act of 1996.
The cyber threat landscape got real
As we entered the new millennium and a post-9/11 world, the cyber threat became very real. The feds started gathering massive amounts of data in pursuit of terrorists. That data was mined for threat indicators and used to inform surveillance and espionage activities – much of it done in secret until Edward Snowden came along.
The President got his own unique BlackBerry
And let's not forget The White House's BYOD challenge. When President Obama took office in 2009, he insisted on bringing his trusty Blackberry with him. It was down to the NSA to spend months tucked away in a lab figuring out how to build a secure smartphone based off the then-current Blackberry technology. No one knows the true functionality of the President's phone, and the NSA won't even confirm if he can use it to send texts or write an email.
Check out the article for more on these and other transforming technologies, Uncle Sam has come a long way!


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That Silly Thing About the FBI Classifying Juggalos as a Gang? It's No Joke.
Last week, the U.S. Marshal's Service issued a press release with this headline: "Gang Member Removed from New Mexico's Most Wanted." The apprehended menace in question was 20-year-old Mark Anthony Carlson, a white 140-pound male wanted on a felony bench warrant for missing probation. His gang affiliation? The "Insane Clown Posse 'Juggalo'" gang.
Some context: The FBI apparently believes Insane Clown Posse fans are a threat to America. No, really. The government agency made this abundantly clear last fall, when the bureau released its "2011 National Gang Threat Assessment" report on emerging trends and, for the first time publicly, officially classified Juggalos as one such threat--"a criminal organization formed on the street" lumped in with the Crips, Bloods, and MS-13. In a footnote, the 98-page document categorized Juggalos as "traditionally fans of the musical group the Insane Clown Posse" who belonged to a nebulous "hybrid gang" category explained thusly [page 22]:
Because of their multiple affiliations, ethnicities, migratory nature, and nebulous structure, hybrid gangs are difficult to track, identify, and target as they are transient and continuously evolving.
That same definition could be applied to, I dunno, college undergrads, hipsters, off-duty garbage men. But here it's strapped on Juggalos, along with the Latin Kings. ("Social networking websites are a popular conveyance for Juggalo sub-culture to communicate and expand," the document also helpfully noted.)
Initially, this seemed amusingly ludicrous, another example of a federal agency looking foolish for its cultural ineptitude. "The FBI has recently had difficulty distinguishing ordinary American Muslims from terrorists," wrote Wired's Spencer Ackerman, who first wrote about the FBI's Juggalo gang-list inclusion. "Now it appears it has a similar problem distinguishing teenage fads from criminal conspiracies." Except that a seemingly silly judgment tucked away in a federal document is beginning to have tangible consequences.
Carlson, whose name wasn't important enough to spell correctly on the press release announcing his capture, had already served a two-year sentence in county jail for convictions related to two armed robberies, according to the Albuquerque Journal. Whether or not he would've been put on New Mexico's Most Wanted List without the Juggalo association is unclear--we're still waiting to hear back from the U.S. Marshal's Office. But the first press release announcing his highly-sought fugitive status suggests Carlson's dangerous because of his explicit affiliation to two face-painted clown rappers.
Mark Anthony Carslon A.K.A. Mark Carlton is wanted on two felony warrants for failing to comply with the terms of probation both on underlying armed robbery cases. Carlson is a member of the Insane Clown Posse "Juggalo" gang. The "Juggalos" were recently classified as a gang by the Albuquerque Police Department Gang unit and it is believed that Carlson is still actively committing armed robberies in the Albuquerque Metro area.
Even more mind-boggling, Carlson's Most Wanted poster:
The Wanted Poster actually says the band name Insane Clown Posse. Do these look like kingpins to you?
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Meanwhile, today is the second day of the Gathering of the Juggalos, which has gone smoothly after some initial arrests. Hardin County Sheriff Joyce Cullison, whose jurisdiction includes the festival's Cave-In-Rock location, told us on Tuesday that the FBI hadn't been in touch with her office. "I'm sure they're following them," she said. "They know every move they're making."
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The Opening Day Street Festival Is in Full Swing
Photo by Marco Torres
It's not just a nice day out -- it's a nice Opening Day. And the street festival in front of Minute Maid Park is already in full swing.
A ton of Clear Channel radio stations are on hand, there are interactive games, Junction Jack is walking around, and later this afternoon is a pep rally with Astro players.
Gates to the stadium open at 4 p.m.; the official pre-game ceremonies kick off at 5:30 and first pitch against the San Francisco Giants gets thrown at 6:05.
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When involved in an accident and providing proof, a slip and fall legal professional looks at all point of views of any presented predicament. It does not make a difference whether it materialized this morning or two months ago, a legal professional will always recommend clients to go back and fill out a report about what materialized. The more details offered, the better.
Finding the Right Lawyer
When the accident occurs, it is important to report it right away. While informing a passing bystander may quicken assistance and assistance, it is not considered to be an official notice. A slip and trip lawyer wants to make sure that the client sat down with an agent of the company and filled out the imperative records.
This will not mean that someone from the professional office in a separate locality or state needs to make the journey to the site. It does mean that someone with authority to speak for the company should be addressing the incident. A slip and fall personal injury attorney can be present at the stating if important.
Filling Out the Forms
Some personal injury lawyers have a simple one-sheet questionnaire that reports any occurrences that take place on the residential property. If an employee is hurt on the job or a person sustains an injury during an appointment, the same form is used. Regardless of what the company offers, sufferers should take advantage of the possibility. Make sure that all standard info in included such as the date and the time. If possible, explain exactly what took place. In reality, it is helpful to include things like some data that shows how the other individual may have been responsible for what happened. The most essential thing is to make sure that all information is exact.
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Once the file is recorded, a slip and fall legal counsel ensures that the individual keeps a copy of any and all papers that are filled out and signed. These papers will come in handy when the time comes to put together a case. Remember that even if the document was not filed until much later on, it does reveal to that someone was made aware of the issue. From there, a lawyer can write down how the other participant dealt with the relevant information and what was done to make enhancements to area in question.
Phone calls, notifications and any other papers will be kept by the slip and fall lawyer to help in indicating liability on the part of the other person. Even if the lawyer is hanging onto unique papers, it can't hurt to keep an extra replica at home.


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Recent guest reviews
Good hotel, close to San Jose airport and attractions
Be prepared for traffic nightmares. Airport pick-up was late, but a quick call and they were on their way. All employees were fruendly and helpful. Hotel has beautiful greenery and an awesome breeze blowing throughout the open doors and windows. Roy desk was helpful and the breakfast buffet was plentiful. We enjoyed our week stay.
The food was delicious and the variety was excellent. Every staff was friendly..
We drove around San Jose for 3 hrs looking for this place. There are no address, only landmarks that the hotel tells you about, but that doesn't help when you don't know the place. The name is only visible on one side. The entrance to the parking looks like it isn't even a hotel. There needs to be better signage.
Very comfortable hotel, from the lobby and bar to the excellent restaurants and garden grounds. We enjoyed the warm hospitality of the staff and will visit again.
Mi estadía fue mucho mejor que en otras ocaciones ,el gerente y el personal fueron muy amables ,el servicio de la internet es bueno ...los felicito Gracias
Hotel muy bueno, muy buena recepción, excelente desayuno y personal agradable. Totalmente recomendado.
Trato muy bueno, personal muy bueno, ubicación muy buena. Lo recomiendo sin lugar a dudas.
Very nice hotel with a friendly staff and a beautiful view of San Jose. We would recommend the hotel although, it is much further away from the SJO airport than the .47 miles listed in the description.
Staff very helpful. Free shuttle to airport (15 minutes away) at 4 AM.
The hotel was ok. We stayed in a Barcelo in Mexico and it was great, however this one did not live up to our expectations. The pillows were extremely uncomfortable I woke up with a stiff neck and could barely sleep. After a day of hiking we were really looking forward to the hot tub, when we got to it it was ice cold. When I told an employee he said he would turn it on. We waited for half an hour and it was still cold. When I asked him about it he said it would take 2 hours to heat up. I spoke to a manager and he apologized but did nothing about it. The breakfast was really subpar. The best thing about it was the coffee and bread with butter.
Exelente servicio todos Los empleados super amables
We stayed in room #127... As soon as you step off elevator and walk through the halls the musty smell hits you, once in your room it gets worse. First night I was unable to sleep, I decided to keep the air conditioner on and heard from another family in the 4th floor they had same issues. Bath tub exterior looked as if it had been painted at some point, area under sink dirty, just horrible... Our best experience was with Breakfast Buffet, the morning manager and staff were absolutely GREAT, so we're Ricardo and Alberto at the tour desk. ***DON'T FALL FOR HOTEL MINI VANS TO TRANSPORT YOU, TOTAL RIP OFF, USE UBER, SAME AS APP AS HERE, 1/4 THE PRICE AND EXCELLENT SERVICE. ENJOY AND PURA VIDA!
Very respectful staff and always happy to help. Ready to be asked questions and will find a way to make your stay as pleasant as possible
Confortable and quiet rooms. The atention was wonderful
I've stayed here each time I have gone to Costa Rica and I love this hotel. It has a beautiful pool and the service is always great! It isn't right in the city but they have shuttles to take and pick you up from the airport.
I love the Barcelo for so many reasons. Great concierge VIP room as it doesn't break the bank to get a room with this service. The rooms are spacious and room amenities are nice. The breakfast is outstanding as there isn't a better breakfast at any other hotel in town. A huge selection of just about everything and every type of fresh squeezed juice. The grounds are nice as well as the hotel is well designed and situated for great views. Probably the only complaint is that the pool needs to be heated as the water is a bit cold for simple bathing. But the pool is a good size with a nice area to relax with restaurant.
After traveling solo around Costa Rica I picked this hotel to relax comfortably before my flight back home. I arrived on Valentine's day, checked in comfortably then took a walk through the gardens. The hotel gardens are beautiful and even include a description of the plants. Pool bar staff was friendly and helpful. That night for dinner I was extremely disappointed with the bar lounge restaurant service. They were understaffed and I was completely neglected. The server forgot to come take my order, then never came back let me know about the wine options. I had to walk over to the bar to ask for my drink. The calamari was not fresh, salty, but the presentation was nice. My room was very clean, comfortable and pretty. The bathroom toiletries were of very good quality, I really appreciated that! Housekeeping staff even stopped by to ask if I needed additional towels. Aside from my dinner experience there, I would definitely recommend this hotel.
The hotel is very nice. A little isolated but for taxi $8-$10 you can go to downtown San Jose to explore. Very nice specious rooms with beautiful furniture. Staff is attentive and very polite. The a la carte restaurant meals are outstanding.
This is more like a 3 star hotel. Rooms need updating. Not very clean... Hair on bathroom floor. Breakfast buffet is good but food at lunch and dinner is terrible. People at front desk are just ok by Costa Rica standards.
Museum of Costa Rican Art is within a mile (2 km) of Barceló San José, and other popular sites like Spirogyra Butterfly Garden are within a couple of miles (3 km). This 4-star hotel has 254 guestrooms and offers an outdoor pool, free in-room WiFi, and free self parking. Also close to this San Jose hotel are Gold Museum and Jade Museum.
This hotel is home to 3 onsite restaurants, perfect for a quick bite to eat. Satisfy your hunger without leaving your room with room service, or quench your thirst with a beverage at the bar/lounge or coffee shop/café. For your convenience, a buffet breakfast is available for a fee.
Barceló San José's 254 rooms are air-conditioned and provide minibars, coffee makers, and safes. LCD TVs come with satellite channels, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Beds are dressed in premium bedding and bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries. Other standard amenities include phones, ironing boards, and desks.
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Barceló San José features an outdoor pool, a children's pool, and a fitness center. There's free parking, as well as a free airport shuttle at scheduled times. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to help with dry cleaning or laundry, and answer any questions about the area. Other amenities at this family-friendly hotel include a sauna, outdoor tennis courts, and WiFi in public areas.


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Sheraton Indianapolis City Centre Hotel
31 West Ohio Street, Indianapolis, IN, 46204, United States
Phone: (317) 635-2000
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Our Indianapolis Hotel is in the Heart of Indy on Monument Circle
From the Motor Speedway and Monument Circle, to fresh brews and farm to table cuisine – everything that makes Indy unique is right here at Sheraton Indianapolis City Centre Hotel. During your stay enjoy various attractions, like City Circle Mall, Lucas Oil Stadium, and the Indianapolis Zoo.
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Really good for lunch. Some good choices for only $5 that include a sundae for desert. I love the gravy with the chicken tenders, and for dipping my fries.
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Really good for lunch. Some good choices for only $5 that include a sundae for desert. I love the gravy with the chicken tenders, and for dipping my fries.
Now that they have the 5 buck lunch all day DQ has become the go to place for an economical lunch or dinner. And the sundae at the end is the topper on your meal! Very clean and neat dining room.
We were in the area for a soccer tournament. DQ had good, quick service. Clean place. Yummy lunch. Would definitely return.
We like this DQ. It is well run and a fun place to go. Good hamburgers and great treats. If you are coming through BV this is an easy and quick place to stop. The dining room has a nice feel. Always lots of people coming and going.
We enjoy the $5 or $6 lunch. It's a great deal for a quick lunch and the bring your food to your tabl.
Good place to stop for quick snack. Recommend each of the snack packs--hot pretzels, potato skin, and my fave the snack melts. We enjoyed the music, ending with several tables of diners, strangers to each other, joining our voices to Jingle Bells. Fun breaktime.
This has been a favorite stopping point for many years. Always go to drive thru. This time, thought going inside might be nice. Not so much. Was neither greeted nor thanked, and pretty much felt like we were interrupting the children behind the counter. Snotty, self-absorbed bunch of teenage girls running the place, more interested in their own conversations and... More
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Your usual Dairy Queen, good as usual, nothing special, food good, service good. There were 6 of us & we all got ice cream of some type, service very fast. Clean
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Next year Neal and I plan to return to Scotland to visit our ancestral heritage. My great- great- great- great-grandfather Leslie came to America in the 1800's. I'm searching for anything that would tell me about his decision to come here, and about the family he left behind.
Neal is a Campbell. He doesn't have a direct link to his ancestor(s) or when his branch of the Campbell Clan came to America. But to look at him, it is undeniable that he has Scottish blood.
I'm anxious to return to Scotland and see more of it. Neal also has Welsh heritage, and we both have Irish ancestors also. The Irish blood is evident in my daughter, Olivia. While she and I were backpacking in the UK, she was often mistaken as an Irish lass, that is until she spoke.
It is fun to try and find our roots. Here in America the citizens are like a fabric woven of many threads. Some of those threads are evident in our faces and body structure, others are evident in our souls. When I am in the UK or Scotland, I feel I'm home. I'm sure that when I visit Ireland, one day, the same homecoming sensation will wash over me.
I love being an American, but I also honor the homelands where my stories began.
Humankind is a beautiful tapestry, isn't it?
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2 comments:
- LeAynne said...
Interesting. Tim's grandmother is a Campbell too.
- March 15, 2010 at 1:43 PM
- Norma said...
Went to Northern Ireland to do research for a whole month August of 2008. Loved Northern Ireland and the people. We did find lots of material. Want to go again because this time I would better know how and where to look.
Norma Caldwell
- April 27, 2010 at 1:17 PM
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