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Putting the 'man' in 'manicure'
Men becoming regulars at salons in LA ... and NH
By NITA LELYVELD
Los Angeles Times | November 16. 2013 8:36PM
Coco Lever gives a manicure to Kerry Som of Nashua at Chill Day Spa in Manchester on Thursday. (DAVID LANE/UNION LEADER)
The theme could not be stated more bluntly.
Above the front desk: the rusted front end of a 1953 Chevy pickup.
Along one wall: a vintage sign whose faded red letters read AUTO.
This place calls itself the first man cave for ... manicures.
Its name is Hammer & Nails.
It welcomed the hairy-chested public earlier this month. It offers repair treatments for mani-pedi first-timers and - in punny PR material - speaks of "Mangelenos" and promises to put "the MAN back in manicure."
Side tables hold virile volumes: "World Beer," "Whiskey," "Ferrari," "Mastering the Grill."
Not to worry, says owner Michael Elliot. Those books? They're mostly for looks.
Guys don't have to watch sports on their TVs, equipped with cushy headphones.
Sensing a trend
But with his male nail salon, staffed by decidedly professional female manicurists, Elliot thinks he's hit on an idea that can take off.
Jay Shore, a screenwriter, said he'd been sent in by his wife, who has a blog, Groomed L.A. At first he didn't want to give his name, partly because his male friends would tease him. Then, somewhere around the hand massage, he loosened up.
As Elliot passed by his chair, Shore - hands wrapped in warm towels - called out to him, "This is a great idea. I'd like to shake your hand, but ..." To which Elliot replied, "Look at you - you're chillin' in a chair."
Across the country in New Hampshire, Chill is the name of a Manchester day spa whose male clientele has grown steadily in the seven-plus years Crissy Kantor has been in business.
"We do a lot of couples treatments. Wives and girlfriends bring in their husbands or boyfriends, and once they experience some Chill time, they're hooked," Kantor said of her male customers, who account for an estimated 25 to 30 percent of the salon's business. "They think it's really girly, then they come in and find out why we love it so much."
Franchise possibility
Back in Los Angeles, Elliot shared his franchise dreams for a Hammer & Nails in every major city.
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Peter writes:
Dear TWiM team I saw this fascinating paper on how the variety of bacteria populating human skin can influence who mosquitoes chose for their blood meal.
Not really sure if it would be best covered in TWiM or TWiP as falls within the remit for both podcasts.
Composition of Human Skin Microbiota Affects Attractiveness to Malaria Mosquitoes
It appears that mosquitoes tend to avoid people with more diverse microbial communities on their skin as they contain bacteria that produce volatiles that repel mosquitoes.
Presumably once these particular bacteria have been identified then it may be possible to culture them to produce a mosquito repellent, presumably actually growing the culture on your skin would also work as a biological control, though I think it would be rather harder to market given most peoples fear of bacteria.
Jim writes:
I just saw this engrossing documentary about lyme disease with a controversy about the existence of a chronic form of lyme disease. The movie might be worth a mention as a listener pick. It's 1 hr 44 mins long and can be seen online at http://www.hulu.com/watch/268761/under-our-skin. A web site with resources and trailer also exists as www.underourskin.com. The movie is several years old. Do TWIM panel members have any current information about the controversy and is progress towards resolution of what is affecting folks with chronic conditions they attribute to lyme being made? Unfortunately, as noted at the end of the movie, several key researchers have died, including one who had detected Lyme borreliosis in brain tissue samples from deceased Alzheimer patients. I would have liked to have them join the TWIM panel and discuss current activities.
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Varun writes:
Hello everyone,
First of all, let me congratulate the microbiology crew for bringing up such a fantastic podcast that makes microbiology so much fun. Since Dr. Moselio is very interested in mitochondrion i thought he probably would know the answer for my question. Its known that only mom's DNA is being passed to their progeny what is the best hgh on the market. Its also known that as you age there is continuous accumulating damage to mitochondrion thanks to the oxygen species. Now my point is why doesn't the mitochondrion which is from mom derived after a few rounds of replication accumulate damage and pass to the child. That doesn't happen (else we already would have high damage in mitochondrion). I hope my question isn't absurd.
I also would really love to hear an episode or 2 entirely dedicated to what we know of HIV on TWiV (Just like the malaria sequence episodes in TWiP). IF you do please focus on HIV genome controls by TAT.
On episode TWiM#22 there was a great snapshot of microbiology in clinic. I just am interested to know if Dr. Alfred have experiences regarding Burkholderia cases in infants. We just happened to see some in premature infants. If yes please light the area.
Am sorry for too many questions and comments. Once again thank you for the great great educast.
Al Sachetti answers:
To be honest I never heard of Burkholderia so if I've seen a case of it I never made the diagnosis.
I looked it up and it is more an infection of the immune compromised, especially those with cystic fibrosis. A case in an infant would be particularly unusual from what I can tell. Seems more of a plant pathogen that also infects livestock and is more of an opportunistic human pathogen. Just more proof, it's the microbes that rule the planet.
On another note, I ran into a pediatric ER doc from Chicago last week who told me they are seeing one of the worst Respiratory Syncytial Virus seasons ever. This has been our experience with more cases in the last few months than we have seen in the last 3 years combined. This is in the face of no Influenza infections at all this year.
Might be fun to do a Bench Top to Bedside show with an RSV Virologist and a physician on this one.
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text: Hello everyone! My name is Sean and I am in Gainesville, FL. My wife, Christina (Lady Malice on the boards) and I have crafted several jedi costumes, but were never part of any group. We are now joining the 501st. We both have a good deal of weight to loose before doning an armored costume, so we are doing Imperial officers first. However, I know my first armor will be an ESB Boba Fett. I will be researching here and starting to collect and paint armor as I move toward my weight goals. Call it inspiration!!


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By Chris Harris
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain reminds Arsène Wenger of Wayne Rooney - because he has the England star's fearless streak.
The Arsenal manager brought Oxlade-Chamberlain to Emirates Stadium last summer and he has already shown glimpses of his huge potential with goals on his first two starts and a stand-out performance against Manchester United last weekend.
The 18-year-old picked out Robin van Persie for Arsenal's goal in that 2-1 defeat and Wenger saw shades of Rooney in the teenager's display.
"He looks to have [the same fearlessness]," said the Frenchman.
"Now he has to show that he can play all the time but I believe he can. We have produced more players in the last 15 years than all of the top clubs in Europe put together and we are not scared to play players when they are of the level. I believe he has [that level]."
Oxlade-Chamberlain operated in a wide position for much of last Sunday's game but he was equally adept when drifting in off the flank. Wenger thinks he can play in a number of roles.
"He can play centrally as well but he has grown up as a winger," he said. "And now I think as well he can play central midfield because he can produce a long pass, he can dribble. At that age, you know, you start first on the wing."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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I sometimes feel as though I am a visitor from the planet of Xul who has found himself wandering around this bizarre planet with head shaking (of course, we Xulians have two heads, but that is not part of this tory). On another blog entry I noted the headscarf war raging in Turkey where secular fanatics are demanding that no woman be allowed to wear a headscarf if in a university class. In the city of Baltimore, a boy and his father went off to church, I assume they were engaged in some form of Christian prayer. For some reason, dad and the boy got into an argument because the boy would not take off his hat and this sent dad into a fury. He rushed to his car, got a knife, returned and stabbed his son in the buttock, realized what he had done and ran away.
In the Jewish and Muslim religions men wear hats but in this Christian church men don't wear hats. My question is whether God wants a hat on or bare head? Has anyone taken a trip to the big church in the sky and checked out what exactly the old Man up there wants in terms of heads covered or left uncovered? I always thought Jesus Christ preached peace and love and it is difficult for me to believe Jesus would get upset if you wore or did not wear a hat in his presence.
Could someone please inform this Xulian where did you crazy Earth people begin the battle over covering or not covering your heads?


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@MordeaniisChaos: Well, they didn't say write WELL, which I think was the unstated point, but maybe not.
yes that was the point everyone is missing. A game writers job is made hard by everybody thinking they know as much as a writer and can give valuable input which isn't true. Its like raising a kid, everyone thinks they know how and how to do it best, so they make annoying comments and suggestions while you try to parent. If you're not a new parent yet you may not get that comparison :)


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All right!
I know Boba Fett builds are all around and I am sure I am not breaking any new ground with this one but I want to put this build up here and on the RPF to make use of the wide array of knowledge out there. I know I will miss things and images and I hope you folks can catch me before I fall too far!
I have attached the photos of the pile of stuff I have gathered so far.
JetPack - MOW
Gauntlets - MOW
Boots - MOW
Back - Don't remember?
Chest/Cod/Shoulders - swprops (not the greatest but not the worst)
Shin tools - eBay
Pistol/holster - eBay
Chest numerals - esb sequence - UK seller
Jumpsuit - MOW
ESB Vest - MOW
Knees - Vacuum formed - eBay
Helmet - ?? (got it for $60 and now I am pretty sure it is a recast POS)
I consider this to be my "practice" helmet for the ESB paint scheme
EE-3 Blaster - Webley Flare Gun cast - not much else right now
Cape - eBay
The goal would be to make this a wearable, 501st approved costume. I know it will take a while and I will end up replacing a number of pieces as I upgrade. Wish me luck and I will ask more than a few questions!
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I have to dye the MOW jumpsuit and I am leaning towards the RIT royal blue but I am not positive. What have any of you used for for dye colors for ESB?
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Just a quick additional note.
I thought I would show the two previous Boba Fett's I built.
These were done in 1998 and 2000. They were ok for the material I had at the time (sintra) and the fact there were done on the living room floor of my apartment.
I am still rather proud of the sintra jetpack on the ROTJ second suit. I did all the patterns and built it from only looking at the photos available at the time.


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Philadelphia - Drexel allowed just two goals over the final three quarters as the Dragons downed Vermont, 9-5, at Vidas Field. Colin Ambler, Scott Perri and Nick Trizano each contributed two goals while Ambler and Perri also tacked on an assist. The victory was only the Dragons' second in 15 previous meetings between the two schools with the last meeting coming in 2001. The win evened Drexel's record to 1-1 on the season while Vermont dropped to 0-2.
Vermont raced out to an early 3-1 lead as the Catamounts beat Mark Manos three times within the game's first 4:24. After Geoff Worley opened the scoring for the visitors, Ambler evened the game six seconds later after Ryan West cleanly took the face-off and raced toward the offensive end. Jack Cranston and Drew Philie scored over the next two minutes to give the Catamounts a two-goal lead and prompted Head Coach Brian Voelker to call a time-out. The Dragons settled down as the defense allowed just two goals over the next 55 minutes of action, including a scoreless second period. The Dragons pulled a goal closer on Trizano's first career goal with 3:12 remaining in the first period. In the second, Perri evened to the score after taking a pass from Ambler before Andrew Collins scored with 6:49 left in the period to close the scoring for the half. The second quarter featured extremely sloppy play with both teams combining for 23 turnovers, nearly half of the game's total of 48.
Vermont ended a scoreless streak of more than 25 minutes with the second half's first goal as Liam Thomas scored unassisted. The Dragons regained the lead as Andrew Church recorded a man-up goal on a pass from Kyle Bergman to give Drexel a lead it would not relinquish. Trizano netted his second of the game with 4:22 remaining in the third to give the Dragons a 6-4 lead heading into the final quarter. Bergman opened the scoring with a man-up goal that threatened to put the game away but Drew Philie notched his second goal of the game as he scored while seated after receving a hard check in front of the net. With the lead down to two goals, looked to its co-captain, Ambler, to put the game out of reach with 6:56 remaining Ambler came from behind the cage and bullied his way in front and fired a clean shot that struck the net. Perri closed the game with a goal as Voelker picked up his first career victory at Drexel.
Drexel outshot Vermont, 39-17, and won 11 of the game's 17 face-offs, including an 8-for-12 performance from Zak Fisher. Manos made six saves in goal while Alex Plavner stopped 10 Drexel shots. Frank Tufano played well on defense for the Dragons as he recorded a game-high three caused turnovers and added a pair of groundballs.


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Bill: I didn't want to go to any kind of functions especially with groups of people, even family members. I just stayed isolated from the family totally.
Narrator: Bill Brown, age 64, is describing the effect his experience as a soldier in Vietnam had on family and work life once he returned from the war.
Bill: I would go to work every day, until something would set me off. Then I wouldn't go, I wouldn't go for two to three weeks at a time. I would just stay at home, drink and just go into my basement. My basement was my bunker. It was my safety net.
Narrator: What Bill would find out 30 years later was that his wartime experience had led to an anxiety disorder – PTSD or post-traumatic stress disorder.
Dr. Evans: Post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, is when you develop symptoms of anxiety after a traumatic event or experience. You may have actually been the victim of the event or you may know someone who's been in that type of event or you might have seen it yourself happen to someone else.
Narrator: The events that Bill witnessed during the war were extremely traumatic-- including the killing of his platoon sergeant.
Bill: My platoon sergeant he had five kids, he shouldn't have been... he was on his way home, but we were shorthanded that day and he went out and the next thing you look up and he's gone. That was my worst hurt. That was my worst…that was my worst experience of him being that short and dying like that. That was my worst experience.
Narrator: The effect on Bill was immediate -- and overwhelming.
Bill: I kept reliving the experiences I was going through.Didn't know what it was; kept having the flashbacks, the night sweats, the waking up in the middle of the night, the screaming
Narrator: Recovery from anxiety disorders like PTSD takes time, but with proper treatment, it is possible.
Dr. Evans: All anxiety disorders are very treatable with either cognitive behavioral therapy or medications or a combination of the two.
Narrator: Dr. Kris Morris treated Bill at the VA medical center in Washington D.C. She says that his problems were typical of others who suffer from this disorder.
Dr. Morris: Many times the person living with PTSD doesn't actually know what those symptoms are. They just know, you know, I'm not getting along with people in my family, I'm having a really hard time at work, I'm irritable all the time, I don't want to go anywhere anymore and those behaviors do cause a lot of consequences in life.
Narrator: With Bill, she used a therapy called Prolonged Exposure, which prompts people to engage in activities they may have been avoiding out of fear, such as being among crowds.
Dr. Morris: In Prolonged Exposure what we do is we ask people to be in a crowd long enough for them to learn that the crowd itself is actually not dangerous and that the anxiety that they are experiencing in that situation will come down if they allow themselves to stay in a situation for long enough and frequently enough.
Narrator: The Prolonged Exposure therapy was the first treatment that really worked for Bill.
Bill: It takes about a six week class and at times it was real rough. And you have to keep going over and over it. You get recorded and you also have to record the sessions and then a lot of times when you, even when you left. Even I was having flashbacks when I was driving along the road, something would remind me of Vietnam. I would have the flashbacks and I had that recording and I could replay the recording over again, telling myself that it's not dangerous. That's what finally got me through it.
Narrator: Bill continues to attend PTSD aftercare programs at the VA and although he is not fully recovered, he has made great strides in coping with this disorder which has consumed his life for so many years.
Bill: I have a good relationship with my wife now. I have a good relationship even with my kids now, especially with my oldest boy. We're still not as close as I want to be, but we are on better terms.
Narrator: Dr. Morris says that Bill's recovery from PTSD is reflected in his improved quality of life.
Dr. Morris: So I think he's doing great. I do, I think he's doing great. He's closer to his family. He's communicating more with people. At one point he didn't want his grandkids near him because they were too close. In therapy he worked on letting his grandkids sit on him, you know cuddle up to him. I think now he watches cartoons with them.
Narrator: And Bill has a message for those who may be suffering with PTSD.
Bill: Get help. Get help. Come here or find some source, for the PTSD.


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Squeals of both delight and disgust could be heard coming from the Royalton Public Library on July 14 when Bruce the Bug Guy shared his collection of preserved and live insects with the audience. Professional entomologist Bruce Giebink presented this entertaining and educational program featuring a number of insects and arthropods including giant cockroaches, millipedes, caterpillars, and Rosie the tarantula. A few brave souls got a close look at some of the insects.
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The Royalton Public Library was filled with creative and positive energy when master artist Willicey Tynes returned to lead an introduction to printmaking class. On this lovely May morning participants enjoyed learning about the history of printmaking and then designed their own Lino-cut used to make prints. The designs included dragonflies, flowers and religious symbols.
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Local artist Len Sharon presented a class on weaving decorative orbs to an enthusiastic group at the Royalton Public Library on Saturday, May 7. He makes the orbs from willow branches that he gathers from the countryside near his home in rural Randall. The classes that Sharon offers are some of the most popular events offered at the Royalton library. The participants enjoy his patience, humor and craftsmanship. This class included two sets of grandmothers and granddaughters which seemed fitting...
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Professor Marvel delighted a large audience at the Royalton Elementary School's Reading Is Fundamental (RIF) spring event with his Amazing Archeological Adventure magic show. The Royalton school district sponsors three RIF events yearly. The spring event is held in the evening so families can attend with their students. At each event, students in the Royalton school district from birth through fifth grade receive two free books purchased from Scholastic Book Company. This was the first time the...
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Joel Karsten, author of "Straw Bale Gardens," will be at the Royalton Public Library on Monday, April 13 from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. for an author visit and book discussion. The book describes Karsten's innovative techniques for growing flowers or vegetable crops using prepared straw bales. The technique eliminates much of the manual labor involved in maintaining a traditional garden. Karsten has a degree in Horticulture Science from the University of Minnesota. This program is free and open to the...
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The Royalton Public Library was bustling with activity on Saturday, March 7 when seven enthusiastic folks took part in a workshop to learn the art of willow basket weaving. The instructor, retired social worker Len Sharon, provided willow shoots which he harvests from wetlands near his home in rural Randall. He moved from student to student exhibiting patience and good humor. Each person left the library with a lovely basket crafted with their own hands. Photo: Instructor Len Sharon assists...
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Rhonda Fochs, author of "Minnesota's Lost Towns," will be at the Royalton Public Library on Wednesday, Nov. 5 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. to discuss this highly popular book. Written in a personal narrative style, "Minnesota's Lost Towns" is filled with then-and-now photos and amusing tales and anecdotes. The book is fun to read for historians, genealogists, and anyone who loves a good story. Rhonda Fochs shares stories and photos of forgotten places in Minnesota with wit and humor.
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Little Falls resident Rusty Gwost will be at the Royalton Public Library on Thursday, Sept. 18 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. to discuss and read from his newly published children's book, "Be Proud of Your Paws." Gwost is currently a teacher at the Royalton Elementary School. This event is free and open to all ages.
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Minnesota's Poet Laureate, Joyce Sutphen, will return to the Royalton Library on Thursday, May 29 to read selections from her books including," Straight Out of View," "Coming Back to the Body" and "First Words." Sutphen was raised on a family farm near St. Joseph, MN and currently serves as a professor of English at Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter, MN. She is the state's second laureate, appointed by Governor Dayton in 2011. This poetry reading is open to all ages.
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Are you interested in finding out more about your family history? Plan on attending this presentation by the Morrison County Genealogy Society on Wednesday, Jan. 22 from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. at the Royalton Public Library. You will have an opportunity to work with experienced genealogists on your specific family history. Participants will work in small groups to help them develop strategies to answer their genealogy questions. Registration is from Jan. 8 to Jan. 20. Folks may register online...


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If you use Ubuntu on a laptop, you may have noticed that its battery monitor applet is not the most believeable nor reliable application in the world. In my experience, I have seen the estimated remaining usage of my battery go from 2 to 3 hours, and then back, then to an hour and a half, etc. Obviously, I was surprised to see such behavior because I was using the same energy saving settings, not doing anything that could explain such random adjustments.
In fact, I am typing these lines from a dual setup laptop, running Windows XP and Ubuntu 9.10. It is even more noticeable with such setup, as I have seen quite significant differences from the estimations displayed on one OS and then the other one. I have to admit the Windows battery monitor seems to be more solid and reliable (although it should also be noted that the hardware it uses was built with Windows and Windows controlers in mind).
Anyways, I was trying to get myself a more reliable battery life estimation source, and I found it in IBAM. IBAM stands for Intelligent BAttery Monitor. Note that IBAM requires some time after it is installed before it can provide actual reliable information. This is because its estimations are based on statistical information, which it gathers over some time.
Anyways, let's see how to install IBAM:
IBAM is available from the Ubuntu repositories, so simply install it as you would with any package. If you choose to do it from the command line, type the following:
sudo apt-get install ibam
Now, let's see it in action. Open your terminal and run IBAM by typing:
In doing so, you will display IBAM with its default option, which simply shows the current system estimation and the adaptative estimation. As I mentioned before, the initial runs of this command may not be that accurate, so allow a few minutes for IBAM to do its profiling. If you want to see IBAM display all of the information it can provide, run it as follows:
ibam -a
This is interesting information; you can see if your BIOS clock is off and how far from the actual estimation.
However, I have to admit that having to open the terminal to check what's remaining of my battery life is a bit of a throw-off. I thought I'd quickly put together a very simple script to show this info straight from the UI. Here's how it looks like:
Cool stuff, huh? OK, here's how to do it, very simple.
1.- Create a new text file and edit it. I named mine "battery", and created it under my home directory:
gedit battery
2.- Enter the following text on the file and save it:
zenity --info --text "$(ibam -a)" &
3.- Setup a launcher so you can run this command with a simple click. This is down to personal preferences, so I won't cover how to do it. As you could see from the screenshot above, I added mine to Cairo Dock, but you could do so on the desktop, upper or lower pannel, etc.
That should do it, now you can see all of the interesting info displayed by IBAM with just a click!
Hope you found this useful!
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Create your own battery monitor in Ubuntu with IBAM
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I am looking at this lens for my Sony Alpha 200 and I am a little confused .I understand that the image stabilisation in this combination will be handled by the sensor not the lens but what of the auto focus ? Will this be the HSM on the lens or will the focus be achieved by the physical drive from the camera like my sony lenses.
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…still trails by six, which is a tad high but otherwise more or less in line with other recent polls. He's never led there in any poll since becoming the nominee and, apart from a pair that showed him within two points, he's trailed in all polls by at least three. I'm guessing his internals aren't much different:
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Neither presidential campaign has advertised on Pennsylvania broadcast stations for months. The state has not been on Obama's travel schedule but for a pair of Philadelphia fund-raisers in June. Romney visited the Union League in Center City and Valley Forge Sept. 28, the first time he had set foot in the state since mid-July – and also the last time he has.
Ohio is Plan A to get to 270 and Wisconsin + New Hampshire/Iowa is Plan B. I guess Pennsylvania or Michigan is Plan C, but if the first two plans fall through, winning with the third would be well nigh miraculous.
Update: Whoops, forgot about the Susquehanna poll that had Romney up by four last week. RCP didn't pick that one up. So Romney has led in the state, but that's the only poll I know of where he has.


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My name is Thom and I am new to TDH and have been a fanboy since '77. I am an active member in the 501st Legion Florida Garrison Makaze Squad. My primary costume is a TK, but I also have a TI, RP and DZ........I would like to add BH to that lol. Boba Fett is by far my favorite character both in film and EU. Just looking to get info on what it takes to assemble the costume of the baddest ***** in the galaxy. Hope to be talking to some of you soon.


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Re: Re: Student v. Full version of Mathematica
> To our surprise, in general the student version of
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The student version has always been complete, and in the past varied
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My second fav bounty hunter is bossk, but I wanted to ask what did bossk say to piet on the empire strikes back?
My second fav bounty hunter is bossk, but I wanted to ask what did bossk say to piet on the empire strikes back?
Hmmm, don't know, maybe something like, "You better watch it"
I think it was, " Your fly's down."
Maybe he said, "Can you break a twenty"?
Anyone ever put the subtitles on during THAT scene??
maybe I should try...
I dont see how bossk could be anyones second fav bounty hunter though. Reading the comics and bounty hunter wars books hes "special"
I think that is was very obvious....
he said: "mensth Wharfffs guarghhh "
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That is the only quote I could find from him...
Nah, Fellas! What he said in Trandoshian was '' What you said punk''?
No, no. I'm afraid you are all wrong.
Notice after he delivers his line, he moves his toes a bit.
Given the little bit of insight shown to us by ROBOT CHICKEN about removing his footwear, he's clearly bragging to Piet about his new Pedi.
I think it was "You better watch it" to.
I think it most likely.... "Buy American."
he said, "I liek turtles!"
Maybe it explains what he sais in some book ?
He says: "I like-a to do-a the Cha-cha." Coincidentally, Steve Carell has that line 30 years later in Bruce Almighty.
It's been a long time since i've read it but i think the book Tales of the Bounty Hunters shows that part from Bossks perspective. If theres a translation i'd bet it would be there.


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I've been at this for a little bit now. Finally at a point where I'd like to share a teaser of a prototype. Still in the process of further small revisions to get it perfect.
Initially this was a personal project, but a few close friends have urged me to take this a bit further.
One idea is to provide a finished product (painted, weathered w/spikes). Through feedback, I'll be able to gage in which direction to take in offering these to the community. Thanks for looking!
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|One big thing is proper cam lube and proper break-in procedure. Many guys think it is a waste of time to take the 20 minutes to break in a cam. I actually had one "engine god" tell a friend to set the lash and take the car out and race it. "If it's gonna blow, break in won't help." I have not lost a cam in any engines I have done and I adhere strictly to break-in procedure and dumping the break-in oil after 30 minutes.
Good article.
SBC are notorious for lifter bore wear and dumping oil pressure out the lifter bores. More than .0015 is asking for trouble. On race prep engines we rebored the lifter holes. New lifters are available that have lubrication holes in the lifter face. Chevy blocks of the 70s-90s were often horrible on lifter bore angles and even cylinder bore angles. I have seen 350 block cylinder bores that were more than .050 out of square with the crankshaft. Makes me wonder how they ran 100,000 miles. I did one that was so bad that it could not even be bored .060 over to correct the angle so it was junk.
Could be lifter face angles, too. CompCams has now adjusted its cam lobe face angle to allow for more lifter rotation with heavier springs, this to assist in the reduced lubricity of the modern oils. Use Rotella T, racing oil, or synthetic.
|The initial cost of a roller retrofit can be cheaper than the standard flat. After THREE wiped out camshafts, 2 Crane & a Comp, we bench broke in the FOURTH rebuild and found the lifters spun properly using stock chevy springs but going back to the stock Edelbrock the lifters did NOT spin which translates to a quick lobe wipe out! Several reasons found , including the new environmental oil composition but the main reason apparently was that the lifter bores were not perfectly square with the cam surfaces. Likely a bad run at the factory! Worked ok with stock stuff but NOT with higher performance. I haven't read it yet but am told the June issue of HotRod mag. has an article addressing same.
Every build I do I say to myself; this engine should really take advantage of a roller cam's technology and blah blah... Then I actually price one. In terms of return for your dollar its not really worth it. I actually had a tech at Comp Cams talk me OUT of buying one. In truth, until you buy the cam, the retro rollers, pushrods, bronze distributor gear, thrust bearing, and all the other associated goodies it can be $1200 or more just in parts. That's a huge cost for another 20 hp.
If you want to do a roller engine and save a ton of money, just find an 87 or newer 350 core that is already a roller block and swap your new parts to that block. I think you'll find that since the newer core engine already has all those parts (and the cam and lifters are cheaper) that you'll save tons of money doing it that way.
First engine build - would a roller cam be a better choice?
This may be a dumb question, but here goes... I'm building my first engine. It's a 383 (it was a 350 stored for ten years) with new forged pistons, stock-resized rods, new cast steel crank, rebuilt O41 heads, and a Summit .224/.234 .468/.488cam. Although it would take me out of my "budget build" mode, is there any benefit in putting in a retro-fit roller cam assembly?
It seems like so many people I hear from who have a problem following a rebuild have problems with wiping lobes on the flat tappet hydraulic camshafts. As a rookie, it seems that you want to turn the motor as few revolutions as possible when rebuilding and then starting the motor so you don't clear off any of the assembly lube/grease. As a beginner, I can see me turning the motor over so many times to get the proper valve lash, etc. set up because I won't trust my first attempt.
Anyway, it almost seems that a roller camshaft in spite of cost would make the rebuild a lot more trouble-free. I appreciate any input from you rebuild-veterans out there. Thanks!
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Minimally Invasive Thyroidectomy
What is a thyroidectomy?
The thyroid is a butterfly shaped gland overlying the voice box and the windpipe. Adjacent to the thyroid are the parathyroid glands which control the bodys calcium and the recurrent laryngeal nerves that control the voice box muscles. The thyroid is removed while preserving the recurrent laryngeal nerves and the parathyroids.
The surgery is performed under general anesthesia and usually takes 1.0 hours for a thyroid lobectomy (removing one half of the thyroid gland) and 1.5 hours for a total thyroidectomy.
Minimally invasive video assisted thyroidectomy:
Conventional open thyroidectomies result in neck scars 6-8 cm long.
At Loma Linda University Medical Center, head and neck surgeons Dr. Alfred Simental, Dr. Charles Stewart IV and Dr. Paul Kim perform video assisted minimally invasive thyroidectomies with incisions as small as 1.5 cm.
With the assistance of magnified endoscopic cameras, dissection through mini incisions is safe, allowing early identification of the recurrent laryngeal nerve, blood vessels and parathyroids. The thyroid is dissected away from the neck blood vessels using an ultrasonic scalpel and other commonly used laparoscopic instruments.
Most patients tolerate the procedure well with minimal blood loss that allows the patient to go home the next day.
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During the past decade the influx of Polish workers has dramatically altered the nature of Irish society. Foreign labor is needed as Ireland experiencing an economic boom which has transfored the once quiet Irish economy into one of the most vibrant in the wrold. Last weekend, two hard-working Polish men who had gone out for some shopping were accosted by a gang of Irish youth who asked them to purchase alcohol for them. The workers refused and the gang then killed them with screwdrivers, one plunged into a head and one into a neck.
Perhaps, as Prime Minister Bertie Ahern claims, it was simply a case of mindless violence and "had nothing to do with the fact that they were Poles." The sister of one of the dead men said, "we want to belive deep down that my brother was not killed because he was Polish… we probably won't ever know." We do know that bigotry and prejudice are alive in m any parts of Europe toward immigrants.


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Who ever thought you could decoy bambi with goose decoys? The little sucker was blatin like crazy. He had about a 2 mile swim from the other shore. We were getting real nervous about him getting caught in the decoy cords. We could tell his feet were hitting them but managed to avoid getting tangled up. The last decoy was 35 yrds away.
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4. March 27, 2014 – The Role of the Courts in Holding Officials Accountable and the Role of the Media in Promoting Understanding of the Courts: The FBI and James "Whitey" Bulger. Room FDR The guest speakers will be reporters Kevin Cullen of the Boston Globe, who wrote a best selling book on Bulger, and David Boeri of WBUR. The session will draw on Judge Wolf's experience in conducting nine months of hearings and writing a 661-page decision describing the corrupt relationship between Bulger and the FBI, including the complicity of FBI agents in murder. It will also explore the interdependence of the courts and the media in holding public officials, including judges, accountable.


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Discussion in 'March 2009' started by Dlev59, Mar 19, 2009.
I think Amir does also. He's no JJ Redick, that's for sure.
JJ is the complete package.
Anyone going to pick up the torch for Walter Sharpe after his well executed score last night. He really looked good on that play.
I'm with you. I hear he is still growing and have been saying since the summer league that he should be starting.
Trust me he was making millions (tax free!!!)..He played on Maccabi Electra and was one of the best players in EuroLeague. The top players in that league make millions. There are players like Bynum who make their money overseas and still come back to the nba to try even if its for the minimun just to try and make it in the States and be closer to home. That's why so many European players stay there because you can make millions there, but be a min contract player in the Nba until you've actually proven yourself. If Bynum can't get a better contract eventually (which I'm sure he will) he'll end up going to the EuroLeague.
Keep on hating on Amir . It's just going to feel that much better when you guys are wrong. LOL I seem to remember AA being an inept offensively challenged guard who's defense is so overrated.
Amir's old high Westchester High won the California state basketball championship today ~their first since he left in 2005. While he was at Westchester, his teams won the state title in his Freshman, Sophomore and Senior years. While Amir was the star on that 2005 championship team his sr year, it was Trevor Ariza who he teamed up to win the title with in 2003. Just think if Amir would have had the grades, he could have followed Ariza and enrolled at UCLA in the fall of 2005 and stayed all four years to polish those skills and come out a bonified top pick player this summer with the mad skills that everyone is still looking for. Now here is the biggestIF that long time Bruin fans dream about as their streak of going to the final four was slam dunked today by Villanova. If Ariza had stayed all four years, the 05/06 team of Ariza, Amir Johnson, Jordan Farmar, Aaron Afflolo, Cedric Bozeman, Luc Richard A Moute, Josh Ship and Darren Collison would have beaten Joakem Noah's Florida team in that title game instead of getting bounce because Amir and Ariza were selfish and chose to go to the NBA early. Instead of being money hungry, all members of the 05/06 team except the senior Bozeman, would have returned to defend their title and 06/07 team would have added freshman sensation Russell Westbrook to the roster and would have gotten past the Gators in the semifinals and beaten Ohio State in the finals. (if you recall all of the Gators returned to defend their title). In the tradition of Bruin dynasty, all of the team members would have returned for the 07/08 team which would would have added high school all American Kevin Love to the roster and this time when they hit the final four and took care of the Derrick Rose led Memphis Tigers in the semis and then would have beaten Kansas in the finals. Afflolo, Ariza and Farmer would have graduated last summer with three titles leaving Amir, Love, Westbrook, Collison etc to win it this year.... but only Collison and Shipp stayed in school all 4 years and it was not enough... ah yes that's what Bruins fans think of and of course if Mr Amir had went there and stayed we would not have been arguing and drooling about his potential until this years draft
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Ball State University students will work with their peers from the University of Louisville and University of Kentucky to build the nation's best solar-powered house in the 2013 Solar Decathlon sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy.
Solar Decathlon challenges collegiate teams to design, build and operate solar-powered houses that are cost-effective, energy-efficient and attractive. Throughout the two-year process, the teams will design, construct and test their homes before reassembling them at the 2013 competition site, Orange County Great Park in Irvine, Calif. The winner of the competition is the team that best blends affordability, consumer appeal, and design excellence with optimal energy production and maximum efficiency.
The purpose of the Solar Decathlon is to educate student participants and the public about the many cost-saving opportunities presented by clean-energy products. The projects demonstrate to the public the opportunities presented by cost-effective houses that combine energy-efficient construction and appliances with renewable energy systems that are available today, while also providing participating students with unique training that prepares them to enter our nation's clean-energy workforce.
Team Kentuckiana is one of 20 international groups selected to showcase solar-powered houses in fall 2013. Ball State's team represents students from the university's Colleges of Architecture and Planning and Applied Sciences and Technology. The team will be mentored by architecture professors Michele Chiuini and Walter Grondzik.
"This competition has a significant impact on society because it shows designers, builders and consumers how to save money and energy with affordable, clean-energy products that are available today," Chiuini said. "The Solar Decathlon also provides participating students with hands-on experience and unique training that prepares them to enter our nation's clean-energy workforce."
The competition also provides students an opportunity to work in multidisciplinary teams for course credit to study the requirements for designing and building solar-powered houses.
This translates into a life-changing immersive learning experience. Faculty are also challenged to create partnerships between different departments, colleges, universities and external sponsors, developing new communication skills and learning opportunities, Chiuini said.
In the fall, Michele Chiuini and Walter Grondzik, Professors of Architecture, and students from the 301 Architectural Design studio, visited the 2011 Solar Decathlon exhibition in Washington, D.C. to learn more about the competition and tour the energy-efficient solar house submissions.
In November, Chiuini and his students worked in conjunction with the School of Engineering at the University of Louisville to submit their application for the U.S. Department of Energy's 2013 Solar Decathlon as part of a team that also includes students from Ball State University's College of Applied Sciences and Technologies and the University of Kentucky.
On January 26, Team Kentuckiana learned their application was selected to proceed in the completion. The 20 student teams selected to participate include nine returning teams, 11 new teams, and four international teams. The 2013 Solar Decathlon will be held at a new event venue; Orange County Great Park. This venue was selected for its emphasis on sustainability. Work for the competition continues in the spring ARCH 402 studio.


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Banks have a reputation for being stodgy and conservative. But Credit Agricole (CA) has broken the stereotype. I had a great discussion a few weeks ago with Bernard Larrivière, Director of Innovation, and Emmanuel Methivier, the CA Store Manager, about the CA Store launched last fall. The store houses new services developed by third-party developers using the bank's secure customer data — one small step for CA, one giant step for the banking industry and the data economy.
The CA Store was not only inspired by the Apple Store model but also by government open data initiatives. The public sector provided the model of exposing APIs to internal data and working with independent developers to encourage application creation. However, in a move that will likely be carefully watched by their public sector brethren, CA recognized the need for a better business model to incent developers to use the data, and to sustain the development and maintenance of the applications.


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Those that have stuck with me through out the 7 years of ownership of my car know the time and effort it took to get it to the state that it is in currently. I want to thank everybody that has helped me in these years as I struggled to get to where I want to be.
I have been really busy lately to post pictures, but about a month ago, i finally had a real photoshoot of the car, and thought I'd share some pictures of it, - thanks Jet, but I could not resist.
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Washington • A Democrat praising a Republican? And a Republican returning the favor?
It seems an impossible feat these days in polarized Washington, but a short, bipartisan love fest emerged Thursday Valentine's Day, of course as Senate Judiciary Committee members heralded Sen. Orrin Hatch as the longest-serving Republican in the panel's history.
"The committee started in the 1800s and he was the first Republican," joked Judiciary Chairman Patrick Leahy, D-Vt.
In actuality, the Utah Republican has served 36 years on the committee, including eight years as chairman and many more stints as the GOP's top member.
"I like every year that I've been here. You're all friends," Hatch said, noting that at times it's been contentious but still wonderful. "I resent having all this gray hair this committee has brought on me."
Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., spoke of how much he respected and appreciated Hatch's leadership. Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, confessed Hatch's work on the committee inspired Lee to join it.
"I look up to you physically and intellectually," added Sen. Jeff Sessions, an Alabama Republican who stands several inches shorter than Hatch.
"I've listened to his music; I've listened to his speeches. I like the music," Leahy noted that he "often" likes the speeches, too.
Hatch remains the longest-serving Republican in the Senate.


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I purchased a visor on ebay but the curvature of the eye section is way too much plus it's got virtually no flexability. What would be the best way to sort this out?
I have tried puting it in hot (not boiling) water but it was having none of it.
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What alternative pointing systems are available for someone who cannot use a mouse?
Other alternative pointers can be found in many mainstream computer stores and supply catalogs. External touchpads, similar to those built into many notebook computers, are ideal pointers for some. A handheld pointing device with a small control surface area may be useful for someone with very limited hand mobility. For a person with a mobility impairment who already uses a joystick to drive a wheelchair, a joystick-style mouse substitute may be an excellent choice.
A person with good head control who cannot control a mouse or an alternative pointing device with any limb should consider using a head-controlled pointing system. These systems use a transmitter or reflector that is worn on the user's head and translate head movement into mouse pointer movement on the computer screen. An additional switch replaces the mouse button. Combining a head-pointing system with an on-screen keyboard allows someone who cannot use a standard keyboard and mouse full computer control.
For more information about adaptive technology, consult Working Together: Computers and People with Mobility Impairments or view the video by the same title; also consult Working Together: People with Disabilities and Computer Technology or view the video by the same title.


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Shalini and her husband were telling her parents that why they didn't tell anyone when they know the truth. He also feels bad Prince and worried how the entire fmily members treated him.
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Trevor Gott Named to Stopper of the Year Watch List
Feb. 8, 2013
LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Kentucky junior right-hander Trevor Gott has been named to the preseason watch list for the Stopper of the Year Award, given annually to the nation's top reliever, it was announced on Friday afternoon by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association.
A native of Lexington, Ky., Gott enters the 2013 season as one of the 75 top relievers in college baseball named to the preseason NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List. The 6-foot, 190-pounder is one of six Southeastern Conference relievers on the watch list, joining Barrett Astin (Arkansas), Jonathan Holder (Mississippi State), Brett Huber (Ole Miss), Colby Suggs (Arkansas) and Tyler Webb (South Carolina).
Gott – the 2010 Gatorade Kentucky High School Player of the Year out of Tates Creek – set the UK single-season record with nine saves in 10 chances as a sophomore. He posted a 3-0 record and a 2.16 ERA in 23 games out of the bullpen, tossing 25 innings, allowing 17 hits and seven walks, striking out 38. Gott limited opponents to a .189 average and was particularly dominant against SEC foes, not allowing a hit in his first five innings. He finished the year ranked seventh in the league in saves and third in games finished.
In his two-year UK career, Gott has appeared in 46 games with a 5-4 record and a 2.92 ERA. He has saved 11 games and worked 52.1 innings, allowing 57 hits and 23 walks, striking out 72. With 11 career saves, Gott ranks fourth best in UK history.
No. 8 Kentucky opens its 2013 season on Friday, Feb. 15 in Spartanburg, S.C., against UNC Asheville at Wofford's Russell C. King Field.


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Upcoming out-of-state and overnight field trips approved by the Roane County Board of Education in December:
Dec. 7-8 — Twenty-two Cherokee Middle and two Harriman Middle band students attend East Tennessee School Band and Orchestra Association Junior Band Clinic at Lee University, Cleveland.
The American Museum of Science and Energy, Oak Ridge, is now registering homeschooled students in grades K-6 for its 2013 Homeschool Friday Programs.
The programs are offered through May 24.
Topics for the interactive programs are the same for each of the specific groups. Class time and fees vary, however.
K-2 classes meet for an hour beginning at 10:30 a.m. Cost is $7 for the general public and $5 for museum members.
Rachel Mutter, center, of Roane County High School is presented with the DAR Good Citizens Award from Avery Trace DAR Good Citizens Chairwoman Rosemary Alexander, left, and Jane McPherson, Cherokee District DAR vice chairwoman of the Good Citizens Award.
Mutter received a $50 check, a certificate, the DAR Good Citizens pin and a wallet card.
Other DAR Good Citizens Award winners are Laci Sells of Harriman High School, Taylor Hargis of Rockwood High School and Elizabeth Poczobut of Midway High School
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is calling all fifth-graders from across the state to participate in the U.S. Department of Justice 2013 National Missing Children's Day poster contest.
Students can enter at the state level for a chance to be selected as the national winner and awarded a free trip to Washington D.C.
Fifth graders in Tennessee can enter the poster contest by submitting them to TBI, who will then pick a state winner to enter into the national contest.
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Javen Crass
Landon Parrish
Abigail Roberts
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Anyone interested in Roane State Community College's nationally recognized Advanced Materials Training and Education Center — a no-cost, high-tech training program for those who are unemployed or underemployed — is invited to an upcoming informational meeting at the college's Roane County campus.
The meeting will be held Tuesday, Jan. 22, from 6 to 7 p.m. in Room O-101 in the O'Brien Humanities Building.
Call (865) 481-5436 to reserve a seat.
Twenty-four Roane County students received awards during last month's Roane Writers Group fourth annual Student Writing Contest.
In a ceremony hosted by television personality Bill Landry, public, private and homeschooled students received cash awards ranging from $25 to $500.
"This year, more than 580 entries were received," said Roane Writers Group President B.J. Gillum. "That's a record."
Students at Harriman Middle School took advantage of an opportunity to spread some holiday cheer.
The school's Positive Peer Pressure — or P-3 — Club decided to do something special for U.S. troops who are stationed overseas and do not receive a lot of mail or contact from home.
Kris Hontz of the Roane County Anti-Drug Coalition introduced the students to the Adopt A Soldier program.
The students made Christmas stockings and sent them and Christmas cards to troops stationed in Kuwait.
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The sturdy all welded frame and heavy duty oversized undercarriage of the Takeuchi TL240 compact track loader provides hours of reliable service. An unrivaled blend of flotation, traction and breakout forces allow the TL240 to power through the most difficult material with ease. The operator's station offers low effort pilot controls and proportional auxiliary switches to give the operator the precision needed to work more efficiently in a comfortable fatigue free environment. Power and maneuverability make the TL240 an excellent choice for any size job that requires unsurpassed performance.


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It's been a while since we've put an elected official on the cover of this magazine.
Graham Richard, mayor of Fort Wayne, Ind., isn't there because he's a nice guy. His smiling face isn't under the PUBLIC WORKS logo because, after decades of working as an entrepreneur, he started working to attract high-tech and service businesses to replace the manufacturing base his hometown (like other Midwest cities) lost in the early 1980s.
While all this is true, Richard is on our cover because he gets infrastructure. Without his support, the Fort Wayne Division of Public Works and Utilities would not have risen to a level worthy of being named our third annual Department of the Year.
In 1999, after squeaking into office by 76 votes to become Fort Wayne's first Democratic mayor in 12 years, Richard wisely made it his top priority to tackle potholes, flooding, and all the other visible day-to-day manifestations of government service. But he's no tax-and-spend Democrat. Tax rates are the lowest in decades, and the public works and utilities departments are providing better service to more residents with roughly the same number of employees.
Fort Wayne's infrastructure managers accomplished this because Richard set them free to do their jobs. A devout advocate of process-improvement programs, he hired a former General Electric quality manager to guide managers and their employees through the process of identifying redundancies, eliminating waste, and extending asset life. Along the way, he talked up their efforts to council members, and to the city's customers at many of it's 450 neighborhood groups.
With the mayor pushing for improvement from above, the department drove change from the ground up. That, of course, was the hardest part. Rank-and-file employees were convinced they'd be punished when they revealed how they did their jobs.
That didn't happen, though. Instead, employees got certifications or other training that's enhancing their contribution to operations. What impressed this year's Department of the Year judges is how the department overcame the innate human resistance to change and blew out of the water the notion that a service organization can't evaluate and evolve its processes to save time and money.
Every public works department needs a well-placed champion who will throw his or her weight around on its behalf. Fort Wayne's Department of Public Works and Utilities is very lucky to have its mayor in that role. But as Richard will tell anyone who asks, the department's employees did the heavy lifting. Without their commitment, he wouldn't have so readily won a second term.
Every public works department needs a well-placed champion who will throw his or her weight around on its behalf.
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We have exciting developments ahead for Age of Wushu including launching on Steam in the very near future. It would not make sense to only have 1 server when that situation arises.
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