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Every season a number of Arsenal players go out on loan to gain valuable first-team experience.
The 2010/11 campaign is no different and five young Gunners have already linked up with their loan clubs.
Francis Coquelin is with French Ligue 1 club Lorient, Sanchez Watt and Kyle Bartley will spend the season in the Championship, Luke Freeman is at Yeovil Town until January and Pedro Botelho will spend the campaign with Cartagena.
Arsenal.com will be tracking their progress throughout the season. Our 'Arsenal's Loanees' page provides an overview of all the relevant players and below is the latest instalment of our regular 'Loan Watch' feature, which brings you brief reports from their latest fixtures.
Kyle Bartley
Sheffield United 0-3 QPR
Saturday, August 14
Kyle Bartley played 90 minutes but Sheffield United were on the receiving end of a 3-0 home defeat to QPR on Saturday. After the match manager Kevin Blackwell left the Blades by mutual consent. Hogan Ephraim got the opener and Jamie Mackie added a second for the Rs with 20 minutes played. Moments later, Adel Taarabt converted a penalty after being brought down by keeper Steve Simonsen.
Francis Coquelin
Lorient 1-2 Nice
Saturday, August 14
Francis Coquelin made his Lorient debut as a second-half substitute in Saturday's 2-1 home defeat to Nice. Yann Jouffre put the hosts ahead after 11 minutes but the visitors hit back through Ismael Gace less than 60 seconds later. Loic Remy netted the winner in the 69th minute.
Sanchez Watt
Nottingham Forest 1-1 Leeds United
Sunday, August 15
Sanchez Watt got another 90 minutes under his belt as Leeds United registered a 1-1 draw away at Nottingham Forest on Sunday. Dexter Blackstock had given the hosts an early lead and Lloyd Sam equalised before half time. Watt received a yellow card late in the game after a number of players from both sides clashed following what appeared to by a stamp by Chris Gunter on the Arsenal loanee.
Luke Freeman
Bristol Rovers 2-1 Yeovil
Saturday, August 14
Luke Freeman started for Yeovil in their 2-1 defeat at Bristol Rovers on Saturday but had to be substituted due to a leg injury in the 43rd minute. Jo Kuffour gave the hosts a half-time lead but a late Adam Virgo volley appeared to have won the Glovers a point until Byron Anthony won it for Rovers in the 94th minute.
After the match Yeovil Town released the following statement: "Luke Freeman was taken to hospital for precautionary X-rays on his leg following a nasty challenge before half time. The X-rays have ruled out a fracture of his leg but the full extent of his injury and the length of time he faces out of the game will not be clear until after the weekend."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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A homeless man was arrested Wednesday afternoon after selling a variety of drugs in the City of Geneva. 34-year old Aneundi Rivera was arrested for Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance in the 3rd degree after a several week long investigation by the Drug Enforcement Unit of the Geneva Police Department. That investigation revealed that Rivera has been selling crack cocaine, heroin and powdered cocaine in Geneva.
Rivera is on pre-trial release for Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance in the 3rd degree and resisting arrest from a March 2012 investigation.
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Some strange words coming from Alan Pardew today, and it seems he's been talking to Hatem Ben Arfa, one of Newcastle's very best players this season, about how the French International can have a bigger impact in games for Newcastle, and the Newcastle manager has pointed to Luis Suarez as a good example for the Frenchman.
This is how we see Luis Suarez – good at diving or is it simulation?
No, it's not the diving that Suarez continually does when anybody even touches him on the pitch, it's his all around play for Liverpool, and the fact that's he's always in among the opposition defenders making a nuisance of himself, scoring goals and creating chances.
This is what Alan Pardew said in the local press today:
"He is an outstanding talent. There is no doubt about that." "I think you have to see how many chances he creates and how many things he does in a game." "You could do a highlights show for him after every game."
"I've been talking to Hatem about trying to have the same impact that Luis is having." "Hatem almost did that on Sunday." "You could have put him in that category." "We're looking at our own assets and we want them to worry about us."
"You still have to do a lot of things right to get a win." "Regardless of being a bit fortunate, you still have to defend well and there are a lot of things we did well. Sometimes things go unnoticed." "Our passing and movement let us down a little bit."
We suppose if you remove the diving that Suarez habitually does, because that's the only thing we think of when his name is mentioned, and concentrate just on the football (but it's difficult where Suarez is concerned), Alan makes a decent point we suppose.
But we think Ben Arfa if anything, is a better overall player that Luis is.
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Stonecrest Farm's Perfect Drift, winner of the Grade I Stephen Foster Handicap at Churchill Downs in his last start, and Susan & John Moore's Iron Deputy, who captured the Grade II Brooklyn Handicap at Belmont Park in his last trip to the post, head a compact but classy of field of five entered for Saturday's Grade II Washington Park Handicap at Arlington Park.The $400,000 Washington Park Handicap, the richest main track race of the season at Arlington, is a 1 3/16-mile test that has been won over the years by such stalwarts as Armed, Swaps, Round Table, Dr. Fager and Spectacular Bid.Arlington Park oddsmaker Mike Battaglia has installed Perfect Drift as the race's 6-5 morning-line favorite off his head decision in the June 14 Stephen Foster over Mineshaft, who went on to win the Grade II Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park in his next start. Prior to the Stephen Foster, the 4-year-old gelded son of Dynaformer ran a good fourth in the Grade I Woodford Reserve Turf Classic at Churchill Downs on the Kentucky Derby Day undercard.Trainer Murray Johnson has the Grade I Arlington Million, which will be run on turf on Aug. 16, penciled in as Perfect Drift's main summer objective. Hall of Fame jockey Pat Day has been named to ride Perfect Drift, who will carry starting highweight of 120 pounds and spot his rivals from three to six pounds.The Jimmy Jerkens-trained Iron Deputy invades from New York after posting a gate-to-wire 2 1/2-length score in the Brooklyn Handicap on the same day as the Stephen Foster. The Brooklyn is the biggest victory for the son of Silver Deputy, whose career has been interrupted on more than one occasion by injury. Richard Migliore, who has been aboard the 4-year-old colt in all eight of his starts, will make up most of the 117 pounds assigned to Iron Deputy.Stronach Stable Inc.'s Phantom Light ships in from Canada where the son of 1996 Breeders' Cup Classic hero Alphabet Soup led every step of the way en route to a four-length tally in the Grade III Dominion Day Handicap at Woodbine Race Course on July 1. Earlier this year, the Daniel Vella-trainee won the Grade III Eclipse Handicap at Woodbine. Phantom Light will carry 116 pounds including Arlington's leading jockey Rene Douglas.Patricia Pavlish's Aeneas looks to rebound after a disappointing seventh-place finish over a sloppy racetrack in the Grade I Pimlico Special at that Maryland oval on May 16. Previously, the son of Capote ran a good second to Hero's Tribute in the Grade II Gulfstream Park Handicap in South Florida in March. Gary Boulanger will come in from his Calder Race Course homebase to ride the Marty Wolfson pupil who will carry 115 pounds in the
Washington Park.Completing the lineup for the Washington Park is Adele Dilschneider & Claiborne Farm's Flatter. The 4-year-old son of A. P. Indy makes his stakes debut after running through his allowance conditions in Kentucky.After finishing fourth in his initial trip to the post in June 2002, the Steve Penrod-trained colt has rattled off four straight scores, most
recently proving an easy victor in a 7 1/2-furlong fourth-level allowance race at Churchill Downs on June 27. Flatter has been assigned 114 pounds and will be ridden by Craig Perret.The field in post position order with jockey and weight:
1. Aeneas, Gary Boulanger, 115
2. Phantom Light, Rene Douglas, 116
3. Iron Deputy, Richard Migliore, 117
4. Flatter, Craig Perret, 114
5. Perfect Drift, Pat Day, 120
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Creating Sacred Space with Tony Bonnici June 4th 2011 In Oahu, Hawaii
By Jeremy Creager | Workshops & Events
Join my good friend Tony Bonnici in Honolulu, Hawaii Saturday afternoon June 4th at the Still & Moving Center for his upcoming workshop- Creating Sacred Space: Discovering Peace and Change. Joseph Campbell says, "Your sacred space is where you can find yourself again and again." Come ready to find yourself again.
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Texas Senate Unanimously Approves Highway Bill
While the abortion restrictions get the most publicity, the Texas Senate today took less than five minutes to approve a sweeping highway construction bill which will affect every motorist in this state, 1200 WOAI news reports.
The measure will use the state's oil and gas revenues to spur construction of badly needed highways.
"Basically it dedicates fifty percent of the general revenue currently transferred to the Economic Stabilization Fund and takes it to the state highway fund," said Sen. Robert Nichols (R-Jacksonville) the bill's sponsor.
The Economic Stabilization Fund is the legal name for what is commonly called the 'Rainy Day Fund.'
Before approval of the bill, Nichols won approval of an amendment which will allow the money to be spent on free roads only.
"It stipulates that the funds may only be used for the construction, maintenance, and acquisition of right of way for non tolled roads," Nichols said.
The vote on the measure was unanimous, 31-0. The Senate even changed the rules that require Constitutional Amendments to be voted on three consecutive days, and approved it three straight times and sent it to the House.


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I was following you up to this point. Firing at an intruder through a door or window can lead to a really hard time proving that you were threatened with bodily injury or death.If it's clear the ground and/or other factors doesn't afford any advantage once the assailant has gained entry, then perhaps the most-advantageous move would be to fire through the door/window into the assailant before the assailant has any idea of the interior layout of the home or where the defender(s) happens to be.
To the OP, yes if time and circumstance allow barricading yourself in the bedroom with all hands accounted for is probably your best bet. Clearing a room/house is not as easy as it looks on TV or the movies. You would be surprised how easy it is to forget the layout of their own homes in the dark and under stress.


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County supervisors aim to help homeless veterans
RIVERSIDE, Calif. - The Board of Supervisors today unanimously agreed to the formation of a committee to identify strategies for getting Riverside County's estimated 900 homeless military veterans off the streets and possibly back into the workforce.
Supervisor Jeff Stone brought forward the Veteran Assistance Leadership of Riverside County (VALOR) concept, which he hopes will lead to the expansion of existing programs and the addition of others aimed at providing support for vets, in the form of job options, drug rehabilitation and other efforts toward social normalization.
"It is a black eye for our country, state and county to have veterans -- who have put their lives on the line for our freedoms -- to be discarded and left panhandling or suffering alone with substance abuse and other traumas," Stone said.
Under VALOR, a "no veterans left behind policy" will be implemented using all available public and private resources, according to Stone.
"We need to find those who want to be helped," he said. "We can find them compassionate care, health counseling, whatever is needed to get them back on track again. It is honorable that we take care of our veterans."
The supervisor noted that the county's veterans' services agency has three full-time staff members, while neighboring San Bernardino County has a dozen.
He recommended, and the board concurred, that staff from eight county agencies join the U.S. Veterans Administration and private nonprofit veterans organizations in formulating strategies to expand assistance to homeless vets.
County CEO Jay Orr suggested a number of county employees who could be of service, including Chief Financial Officer Ed Corser, a former U.S. Army major; retired California National Guard Col. Tom Freeman, the county's foreign trade commissioner; and Purchasing and Fleet Services Director Bob Howdyshell, a retired U.S. Navy captain.
Orr said a report on the committee's formation would be returned for the board's consideration in 60 days.


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Front-Runner Dogwood Trail Blossoms in Azalea
Dogwood Trail blazed her way to the first stakes win of her career, capturing the $150,000 Azalea Stakes (gr. III) on the Summit of Speed card July 5 at Gulfstream Park.
Dogwood Trail blazed her way to the first stakes win of her career, capturing the $150,000 Azalea Stakes (gr. III) on the Summit of Speed card July 5 at Gulfstream Park.
After taking seven tries to break her maiden, it's safe to say Warriorscmoutoplay has figured things out and now she'll try graded stakes competition in the $150,000 Azalea Stakes (gr. III) July 5 at Gulfstream Park.
Gulfstream Park announced a record $4.7 million summer stakes schedule March 1. The schedule will feature five graded stakes starting April 25 with the Miami Mile (gr. III) on the turf.
Homebred Merry Meadow, winner of the Sugar Swirl Stakes (gr. III) for trainer Mark Hennig, is the 121-pound highweight in a field of seven entered for the $150,000 Hurricane Bertie Feb. 14 at Gulfstream Park.
Jockey Javier Castellano notched his first winner at the Gulfstream Park meeting when he rallied Merry Meadow from just off the pace to post a 1 1/4-length victory in the $100,000 Sugar Swirl Stakes (gr. III) Dec. 13.
Brittlyn Stable's Sunbean will seek his third stakes win in six weeks when he defends his title in the $150,000 Louisiana Champions Day Classic Dec. 13 at Fair Grounds Race Course & Slots.
Filly named for trainer's granddaughter looks for graded breakthrough Nov. 28 at Aqueduct.
Molly Morgan took charge in the stretch and cruised to a clear victory over Street Girl in the $237,510 Chilukki (gr. II) for fillies and mares the evening of Nov. 1 at Churchill Downs.
Spring in the Air, a grade I winner at 2 and a consistent player in graded stakes events in her two subsequent seasons of racing, will bid for millionaire status against nine rivals in Churchill Downs' Chilukki Stakes.
Speedsters La Verdad, Red Velvet, R Free Roll, and Merry Meadow will ensure a prompt pace in the Honorable Miss at six furlongs at Saratoga July 28.
Bedford Land, a 2-year-old daughter of Speightstown, was purchased by Three Chimneys Farm for $1,075,000 to top the July 14 Fasig-Tipton summer selected horses of racing age sale in Lexington.
New York-bred Hot Stones jumped back into open company June 21 to make her graded stakes debut, and emerged a winner of the $150,000 Bed o' Roses Handicap (gr. III) at Belmont Park.
Claire Novak and Tom LaMarra handicap the Bed o' Roses Handicap at Belmont Park this weekend. watch video
Claire Novak and Tom LaMarra handicap the Bed o' Roses Handicap at Belmont Park this weekend. Download Brisnet Past Performances for the Bed o' Roses Handicap.
Merry Meadow, who has placed in 18 of 20 career starts, will try to post a second straight grade III victory when she faces an expected 10 other older fillies and mares in the Bed o' Roses Handicap June 21 at Belmont Park.
Calder Casino & Race Course said June 16 it has canceled its "Summit of Speed" program scheduled for July 5 because of its pending racing-dates deal with nearby Gulfstream Park.
Midnight Lucky had nearly a year since her last race, but lost none of her class in the interim. She rumbled into the stretch of the $330,600 Humana Distaff (gr. I) at Churchill and widened away to a 4 1/2 length victory.
Centrique, one of three from trainer Marty Wolfson's barn, appears to be the one to beat in an evenly matched renewal of the $200,000 Inside Information Stakes (gr. II) March 22 at Gulfstream Park.
Two-time champion Groupie Doll provided a satisfying conclusion to her stellar career with an eye-catching last-to-first romp in the $200,000 Hurricane Bertie Stakes (gr. III) Feb. 9 at Gulfstream Park.
Brittlyn Stable's Sunbean returned to Louisiana-bred company in winning style, nosing out String King in the $150,000 Louisiana Champions Day Classic at Fair Grounds Race Course & Slots.
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Aqueduct's Comely Stakes (gr. III) drew a field of 10 3-year-old fillies for a run at graded black type...and a $400,000 purse.
Executiveprivilege, a two-time grade I winner last year who has been sidelined for a good portion of 2013, continues on the comeback trail when she faces seven challengers in the $300,000 Go for Wand Handicap (gr. II).
The Breeders' Cup Distaff (gr. I) may only have a field of six, but they have created perhaps the most riveting puzzle in the entire series this year.
Trainer Marty Wolfson sent out four horses in the $100,000 Musical Romance Stakes at Gulfstream Park Sept. 21, and hit the board with two of them when My Pal Chrisy won and Starship Truffles came in third.
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If the pipes are inaccessible, how will he fix them if they break?
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I just thought of 2 other things you can try. The first is to put onions cut into half (or more in quarters whatever you like) next to your bed, this is not scare off your dh but to make breathing easier. And secondly you can make tea of licorice root, which it can help dissolve the mucus. Something you rather avoid eating are dairy products for they help produce mucus.
Sometimes it helps if you can somehow make the head side of your bed a bit higher than the other side (for example by adding an extra pillow or by putting something solid under the frame).
Hopefully something will help!
(I assume you have already switched to spicy food with things like peppers)01-31-2012, 03:41 PM #843
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Spirit Deer, I have been asking myself that question all day. I have no idea. He'll be here tomorrow morning so I can quiz him further. He is very "calming" in his manner, sort of pats you on the head and says "there, there, dear one, nothing to worry about" without actually giving you any real information. As a Self Sufficient wannabe this is not really what I want!
Didi, that is funny that you mention scaring off Dh. I made pasta for dinner (in about 1 cm of water - orzo is the best for when you don't have water!) and I put some homemade garlic olive oil on it which I can barely taste at all. He was sitting kind of far away and said in a horrified voice "How much garlic did you put on that???" and I said "none! really! just a little garlic olive oil."
I have lots of onions - I will give that trick a try.
On the licorice root - I actually am not convinced that there is any mucus at all. What I feel is that my nasal passages are very inflamed and swollen in some way, but I have no sense of mucus - no runny nose, no cough at all, etc. Maybe there is but wouldn't I know? I will have to research licorice root and see what it's called here. I have tons of anise, which smells the same, would that work? (It's seeds, not root, though.)
ah never mind - wikipedia debunked my notion that anise and licorice might be related. Phooey.Sponsored Links Remove Advertisements01-31-2012, 03:57 PM #844
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It could be the nasal spray you've been using is irritating your sinuses and making the problem worse.01-31-2012, 03:58 PM #845
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That wouldn't surprise me. That stuff is powerful.01-31-2012, 05:58 PM #846
I wonder if the landlord agreed to reduce the rent knowing in the back of his head that the pipes freeze? That's just insane & am so sorry you are going through that especially while you are feeling so sick01-31-2012, 08:00 PM #847
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I think it's more likely the rent reduction is due to the economy there. They want to keep renters who have shown they will reliably pay their rent every month. Lowering the rent will discourage GIG and S from leaving. I'm sure landlords are struggling to get payment from a lot of people these days, so they would rather have lower but steady income instead of unreliable payment or no payment at all. Besides, I think GIG said the rent reduction doesn't start till August. It'll probably be warm by then.02-01-2012, 09:15 AM #848
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Well the landlord was here this morning to pick up the rent (which was only €180 because we paid another €170 for property tax again). He reiterated the €50 discount on the rent starting in August. He didn't seem upset about it at all. He said that their retirement pensions got cut too, which makes sense. About the water: nothing to be done, except be patient. He said that they had done further insulation on the pipes in October (which I had forgotten about but can now recall them turning the water off for a few hours back then to do that) and that he was certain they would not break, but that we would just have to wait until it's warmer. Meanwhile on the news they are calling for it to be above freezing on Saturday, but for another similar freeze starting Monday. Fingers crossed the temperature remains above freezing long enough to melt the pipes so we can get them running BEFORE the freeze returns. We will keep the water running and hope that does the trick, but only if they melt in time.
As far as how we've been handling it, I used some water to wash my pressure cooker, and cooked as much rice as was safe to cook in it. I am hoping to use that rice for lunch and dinner today and tomorrow, or, if needed, cook more rice in it without having to wash it. Rice is great because no water is wasted in cooking it.
It's amazing how much water we use EVEN WHEN we're trying REALLY hard not to use it at all. Even just to wash a single spoon. Living in the modern world, I have never realized how much water we really use. Growing up, we never had water when the electricity went out, because we pumped our own water from the well with electricity, and I can remember when I was a kid going a week with neither water nor electricity. But back then, my parents took care of us so I didn't notice it as much. We also had a swimming pool, so at least when it wasn't frozen, there was water right there for flushing toilets and so on.
Even so, I can remember going to a hotel for a night during a really bad outage, just so we could take showers.
Tonight we're going to a friend's house to take showers and I CAN'T WAIT. We were going to go last night but it didn't work out. I miss running water!!!02-01-2012, 09:47 AM #849
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It sounds like part of your emergency preparedness for winter needs to be to find some water containers. A five-gallon pail set next to the toilet so you can dip out water for flushing might be helpful. Plastic gallon jugs that are food-safe would be good for potable uses.
If you could prep meals and freeze them in advance over the winter, that would give you meals that didn't require any water to prepare and minimize clean-up.
It makes sense to keep some disposable dishes on hand for an emergency like this, too.
Is there a place in the apartment complex where you can go to get water? It seems like the landlord should be doing more to see to it you have water, such as delivering water for you if they can't do anything about the pipes. Which I don't really believe. You rented an apartment with running water, and it's the landlord's responsibility to provide that. At the least, you should get a deduction in your rent for every day this goes on, because you are not receiving what was agreed upon when you rented the apartment.
Your landlord is an optimist. If the water is already frozen, there's every chance the pipes will break unless they've been drained. Insulation is obviously not going to keep them from freezing.02-01-2012, 10:11 AM #850
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We did stockpile water but not enough.
We do have plenty of disposable dishes as well, and lots of plastic wrap for making ceramic dishes 'disposable' but so far we haven't needed those. I'm keeping the dirty dishes in the dishwasher and choosing meals that produce no extra dishes.
Many apartment complexes have a public-use fountain but ours doesn't. Our ILs told us yesterday that the one at their complex is frozen, as are the pipes of other units in their complex. They didn't have that problem because their pipes are on the sunny side of their building, apparently.
There is no chance that we will get a reduction in rent for something like this. Hopefully our actual water bill will go down, due to lack of use. (Before it goes back up again from us running the water to prevent refreezing.) It is totally unheard of here for a landlord to deliver water to a tenant because of frozen pipes - I'm not sure where he would get it and in what he would transport it? This is the coldest weather since 1942 or something, there is no precedent.
It is extremely rare for it to even freeze at all here, much less get this cold. I think something like 70 people died of the cold in Europe this week. We are all just hoping it gets better soon.02-01-2012, 02:04 PM #851
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Okay, it's making more sense to me now. If it's a rare event that's why people aren't prepared for it and the plumbing is not better protected.
We've tried the trick of leaving water running to prevent freezing but it never helped us. Still, we're a lot colder here than you are there so you may have more success. I'm assuming the -12 you referred to is Celsius and not Farenheit.
The jet stream is very far north here this year which is giving the entire US (except Alaska) a very mild winter. We have about four inches of snow on the ground. We should have several feet. It's been great for the fuel bills here and getting around, but it's been terrible for our economy which depends heavily on winter tourism, which isn't happening due to lack of snow. The worst will be if we don't get rain this spring because lake levels are low and we had a bone-dry fall, so we're developing prime wildfire conditions. I digress. I'm guessing the jet being so far north this year over us is maybe having an impact in your area, causing your unusually cold temps. I do hope you warm up soon.02-01-2012, 05:00 PM #852
I love your blog post on storing water!! We have some bottles stored that we bought on sale for camping, but once camping comes and those are gone, we will be storing more water. It can happen so easily.02-01-2012, 05:13 PM #853
According to the yahoo degrees converter that is about 10-11 degree farenheit. Brrr. I always imagine Greece as warm.
Hope your water is fixed soon. I am sure a warm shower would be welcome.02-01-2012, 06:01 PM #854
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Yeah this is really rare here. The whole country is in an uproar over it, you know how it goes whenever the weather is weird it's the only thing anyone talks about. I think it's kind of a relief to have something else to talk about finally that's not related to the economy!
They JUST this moment said that they are expecting to be 1 degree above freezing in our area tomorrow at mid-day (highest temperature). The issue is the length of time that it's above freezing, and if the sun is hitting our pipes or if they're in shade. Obviously because they are at a low elevation, and we're in a city, I am going to assume they are in the shade.
Dh says "frozen pipes don't defrost 1 degree above freezing." He says he thinks we have a good chance of having water on Sunday but not before.
Last year on the island I don't recall the temperature ever falling below freezing. It was bitterly cold because of the very, very fierce winds and ridiculous humidity, so the sheets were always wet, there was always cold north wind coming through the cracks in the windows, and we were always freezing BUT I don't think there was ever even an actual frost. That's normal for most of Greece.
Where it's not normal is the mountains. But we are like 30 feet above sea level here. So while we are further north, we are only like 25 minutes by airplane north. Greeks like to think of where we are as cold, but it's not by normal standards. It's kind of like North Carolina or something.
At the end of January / beginning of February every year we have something called the Halcyon Days. The Halcyon Days, mythologically, were when the goddess Athena took pity on the halcyon bird and made the weather mild so the bird could lay her eggs. In any case, Greece has a wonderful 10-20 days every winter when it's about 70 degrees F, clear skies, no wind, and lots of trees blossom. On the island last year, the almond trees blossomed during the halcyon days - one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen. They should have started by now. I just hope that this stupid cold snap doesn't somehow cancel them out. They are essential for certain crops, but also a big help to the heating bill in the depths of winter. They're also a good opportunity to do a ton of laundry and have it actually dry.
Spirit Deer, I hope you all get your snow!! What I really hope is that everywhere gets the kind of weather they're supposed to get and they always got, including you and me!02-01-2012, 07:07 PM #855
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Don't put too much stock in your weather forecast. For one thing, I doubt your weather guys are any more accurate than the ones here. For another, a lot has to do with where you are. Even thirty feet of elevation will make a difference. We never get as cold at our house as at the local airport, because they're at a somewhat lower elevation than we are. A little difference makes a big difference. And as you said, it depends on where the pipes are, if they're in the sun, if they're on the north or south side of the building, etc. And the insulation that helps the pipes stay warm also helps them stay cold, so it's going to take a while for any warmth to make its way through the insulation.
Wendy, we invested in stainless steel water bottles for camping. We just refill the system of eleven bottles whenever we come across good water. We spent two weeks on the road when we went to Yellowstone and stayed at eight different campgrounds and didn't hit any bad tasting water. In the last ten years since we've started camping again, we've only run into two campgrounds with bad water. Having a system takes less room and saves money over buying water. Just an idea.
GIG, do you have a water heater in your apt? If so, shut it off and drain the water to use as needed.
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We have a fox terrier by the name of Jasper. He came to us in the summer of 2001
from the fox terrier rescue program. For those of you who are not familiar with
this type of adoption, imagine taking in a 10yr. old child whom
you know nothing about and committing to doing your best to be a good parent.
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it is 20yrs' overdue, AND it got me out of cooking Thanksgiving for family,
extended family, and a lot of friends that I like more than family most of the
time. I was, however, assigned the task of preparing 124 of my famous yeast
dinner rolls for the two Thanksgiving feasts we did attend. I'm still cursing
the electrician for getting the new oven hooked up so quickly; the only
appliance in the whole darn house that worked, thus the assignment.
I made the decision to cook the rolls on Wednesday evening to reheat on Thursday
morning. Since the kitchen was freshly painted you can imagine the odor. Not
wanting the rolls to smell like Sherwin Williams latex paint #586, I put the
rolls on baking sheets and set them in the living room to rise for 5 hours.
After 3 hours, Perry and I decided to go out to eat, returning in about an hour.
An hour later the rolls were ready to go in the oven. It was
8:30pm. When I went to the living room to retrieve the pans, much to my shock!
k, one whole pan of 12 rolls was empty. I called out to Jasper and my worst
nightmare became a reality. He literally wobbled over to me. He looked like a
combination of the Pillsbury dough boy and the Michelin Tire man wrapped up in
fur. He groaned when he walked. I swear even his cheeks were bloated. I ran to
the phone and called our vet. After a few seconds of uproarious laughter, he
told me the dog would probably be OK, however, I needed to give him Pepto Bismol
every 2 hours for the rest of the night. God only knows why I thought a dog
would like Pepto Bismol any more than my kids did when they were sick. Suffice
to say that by the time we went to bed the dog was black, white and pink. He was
so bloated we had to lift him onto the bed for the night.
Naively thinking the dog would be all better by morning was very stupid on my
part. We arose at 7:30 and as we always do first thing; put the dog out to
relieve himself. Well, the darn dog was as drunk as a sailor on his fir! st
leave. He was running into walls, falling flat on his butt and most of the time
when he was walking his front half was going one direction and the other half
was either dragging on the grass or headed 90 degrees in another direction. He
couldn't lift his leg to pee, so he would just walk and pee at the same time.
When he ran down the small incline in our back yard he couldn't stop himself and
nearly ended up running into the fence. His pupils were dilated and he was as
dizzy as a loon.
I endured another few seconds of laughter from the vet (second call within 12
hours) before he explained that the yeast had fermented in his belly and that he
was indeed drunk. He assured me that, not unlike most binges we
humans go through, it would wear off after about 4 or 5 hours and to keep giving
him Pepto Bismol. Afraid to leave him by himself in the house, Perry and I
loaded him up and
took him with us to my sister's house for the first Thanksgiving meal of the
day. My sister li! ves outside of Muskogee on a ranch, (10 to 15 minute drive).
Rolls firmly secured in the trunk (124 less 12) and drunk dog leaning from the
back seat onto the console of the car between Perry and I, we took off. Now I
know you probably don't believe that dogs burp, but believe me when I say that
after eating a tray of risen unbaked yeast rolls, DOGS WILL BURP. These burps
were pure Old Charter. They would have matched or beat any smell in a drunk tank
at the police station. But that's not the worst of it. Now he was beginning to
fart and they smelled like baked rolls. God strike me dead if I am not telling
the truth! We endured this for the entire trip to Karee's, thankful she didn't
live any further away than she did.
Once Jasper was firmly placed in my sister's garage with the door locked, we
finally sat down to enjoy our first Thanksgiving meal of the day. The dog was
the topic of conversation all morning long and everyone made trips to
the garage to witness my dru! nk dog, each returning with a tale of Jasper's
latest endeavor to walk without running into something.
Of course, as the old adage goes, "what goes in must come out" and Jasper was no
exception. Granted if it had been me that had eaten 12 risen, unbaked yeast
rolls, you might as well have put a concrete block up my behind, but alas a
dog's digestive system is quite different from yours or mine. I discovered this
was a mixed blessing when we prepared to leave Karee's house. Having discovered
his "packages" on the garage floor, we loaded him up in the car so we could hose
down the floor. This was another naive decision on our part. The blast of water
from the hose hit the poop on the floor and the poop on the floor withstood the
blast from the hose. It was like Portland cement beginning to set up and cure.
We finally tried to remove it with a shovel. I (obviously no one else was going
to offer their services) had to get on my hands and knees with a coarse brush to
get the remn! ants off of the floor.
And as if this wasn't degrading enough, the darn dog in his drunken state had
walked through the poop and left paw prints all over the garage floor that had
to be brushed too.
Well, by this time the dog was sobering up nicely so we took him home and
dropped him off before we left for our second Thanksgiving dinner at Perry's
sister's house. I am happy to report that as of today (Monday) the dog is back
to normal both in size and temperament. He has had a bath and is no longer
tricolor. None the worse for wear I presume. I am also happy to report that just
this evening I found 2 risen unbaked yeast rolls hidden inside my closet door.
It appears he must have come to his senses after eating 10 of them but decided
hiding 2 of them for later would not be a bad idea.
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My landscape has settled and now a portion of my patio and yard slope towards one of my egress windows and when it rains hard it will fill my egress window and water comes in through the window.
I know the proper thing to do is redo the patio and regrade the yard so they slope away from the house but at this time it is not an option do to funds. My thought for the time being is doing a french drain.
I was doing some research on where to run it and I found a cap in my yard an realized that there is already a french drain running in my yard. The cap is the type that when water would come through the pipe the cap would open and release the water and then close by gravity. My problem is I don't know where this french drain starts. My question is there any way other then digging it up to determine where it may start. I have looked around to see if I could tell any signs or clues but have yet to find anything.
Any ideas would be appreciated as it may be as simple as the existing french drain is clogged or maybe not run to where I need it. The house is only 10 years old so the current French drain should be in decent condition.
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I would think the egress window well would have a drain that connects to the perimeter drain tile. (Do you have a sump pump in the basement?) Google "egress window drain" for research. Perhaps this is the proper solution.
Regarding the french drain. Are you sure that pop up isn't for a buried downspout? In any case, you probably need to dig a few inches. Start around the pop-up and see which direction it takes. Move a few feet in that direction and probe (dig) for it...keep moving along. A french drain trench will be filled with stone around the pipe. The pipe is probably 18"24" deep but the stone will be just under the grass a few inches and possibly covered with landscape fabric (at least mine is).
If you didn't want to dig, you could try to "fish" a snake up there and locate it with a metal detector.. probably more hassle then probing a few inches with a shovel.
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I think what you found is a pop-up discharge for a drain of some sort (probably downspouts). This is usually at the end of a solid wall drainage pipe (hopefully pvc and not flexible) meant to carry water and not to collect it. I installed this at my home. It works well, but only in one direction. Unfortunately, you did not provide your location so any climate conditions cannot be factored in. - Smae for genral terrain information (slope, distance, etc.).
If water comes out of that capped pipe when it rains then you don't want to connect the egress window drain to that. Otherwise water will come out and add to the water in your egress window well instead of drain away.
As a temporary measure you might be able to put a sump pump in the egress window well itself. You would need to dig the window well deeper (perhaps temporarily) so the pump will have some rise and fall of the water level to be able to turn on and off automatically.
My whole lot has a pretty decent slant towards the street and I do believe my window well does have drain tile as it will drain itself. Only during very heavy rainfall such as last week we got 3" in less then 2 hours the draining can't keep up with what is pouring into the window well. I do not have a sump in the house. The cap is not from a downspout that goes underground as all of my spout just extend into the yard. I figure it has to be for a french drain. I also notice when I look in the opening the angle it takes is not towards the house but perpendicular and even a little way from the house.
I will more then likely do what you talked about and dig every 1-2 feet to try and follow it.
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The Undergraduate Sociology Association is a group of Sociology undergraduate students who gather together during the academic year to learn more about their fellow classmates, sociological opportunities for undergrads, and interact with TAs, graduate students, and faculty more closely.
The 2017 recipient was Elizabeth Kellogg.


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Nursing courses build on the knowledge gained from liberal arts background in humanities, fine arts, social sciences, and natural sciences. The overall objective of the program is to provide students with the ability to critically apply knowledge of nursing art and science to improve the quality of health and health care for the communities they serve.
Clinical Nursing Course Requirements
All applicants must be in good health and free from communicable diseases and be able to carry out the functions of a professional nurse as specified in the Technical Standards. Students must maintain current immunizations, CPR certification and professional liability insurance. Additional tests may be required by specific agencies in which the student has clinical experiences. The program will notify students when such tests are required. Students who fail to comply will not be allowed in clinical. All costs associated with clinical requirements is the responsibility of the student.
Nursing courses begin during the freshman year allowing early participation in clinical service learning activities. Students will have diverse service learning experiences in a variety of clinical settings.
The number of hours spent in laboratory (including clinical) experience varies from semester to semester and is based on one (1) semester credit being equal to three (3) hours of clinical per week. Approximate time commitment for clinical courses:
200 level – 6 hours/week for one semester
300 level Junior year – 15 hours/week during both semesters
400 level Senior year – 15 hours/week during both semesters
Bachelor of Science in Nursing Major (58 credits)
Courses in the Major
Nursing 100, Health Care and Nursing and Nursing 100L, Health Care and Nursing Laboratory (4 credits)
Nursing 230, Health Assessment (4 credits)
Nursing 233, Foundations of Nursing Practice (4 credits)
Nursing 234, Foundations: Practicum (2 credits)
Nursing 236, Human Pathophysiologic Response (4credits)
Nursing 300, Critical Inquiry into Research (2 credits)
Nursing 310, Family Centered Mental Health Nursing and Nursing 310L Mental Health Nursing Lab (3 credits)
Nursing 312, Family Centered Obstetric Care (2 credits)
Nursing 316, Introduction to Medical/ Surgical Nursing (4 credits)
Nursing 317, Introduction to Medical/Surgical Nursing: Practicum (5 credits)
Nursing 320, Family Centered Pediatric Nursing (2 credits)
Nursing 341, Health Care in Guatemala (4 credits elective)
Nursing 415, Community Health Nursing: Practicum (2 credits)
Nursing 416, Community Health Nursing (4 credits)
Nursing 417, Advanced Medical Surgical Nursing, (3 credits)
Nursing 419, Advanced Medical Surgical Nursing: Practicum (5 credits)
Nursing 429, Health Care Policy and Administration (3 credits)
Nursing 431, Capstone (4 credits)
Nursing 432, Professional Practice Preparation (1 credit)
Nursing electives in specialty clinical areas may be offered occasionally. If these course are elected the nursing student may accomplish a nursing major of 62 or 66 credits.
Major for the Registered Nurse Student (58 Credits)
34 credits earned as previously stated, plus...
Nursing 230, Health Assessment (4 credits)
Nursing 236, Human Pathophysiologic Responses (4 credits)
Nursing 300, Critical Inquiry in Nursing Research (2 credits)
Nursing 310, Family Centered Mental Health Nursing and Nursing 310L, Mental Health Nursing Lab (3 credits)
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90 caddy drag car
Hey everyone i have a 90 caddilac deville that I want to turn into a mid to high 10 second drag car I'm stuck on what i want to do yet so was wondering if y'all have any ideas or thoughts about it. Its not something you see everyday on the track so i think it would be pretty cool and unique.
Want to go 10's for relatively cheap? Buy an old front engine dragster, drop in a small block Chevy with a 4-bbl carb. I've seen it done more than once for less than $10K, which is about 1/3 of what you'd have in that Cadillac heap. It's easy to say 10's, it's another thing to run 10's.
If you double the HP and cut the weight to 2,000 pounds,then that might go 10s
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Cook Up Some Glow-In-The-Dark Candies with Tonic Water
Quinine, a compound found in common tonic water, is UV reactive. While you could simply be content to watch the bottle glow under a black light, this fun kitchen experiment infuses gummy candies with the glow-in-the-dark properties of the tonic water.
Courtesy of Wired's Geek Dad column (and adapted from Modernist Cuisine), we find a clever little recipe that combines gummy worms and tonic water to produce a neat and flavorful glow-in-the-dark treat that glows extremely bright under UV light. Hit up the link below for more information.
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Wandering around in Intramuros, Manila I found myself surrounded by students. They were coming in out of these tunnels that would go in and out of the walled area of Intramuros. This is one of those tunnels.
Cage fighter pushed up against the fence
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Great White Shark Breaching out of the water in Gansbaai by Shark Alley. We are offering new trips this winter offering these stunning combo trips!
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Shark Alley Dive holidays are specialists in shark diving and scuba diving holidays in South Africa and Mozambique. We offer a stunning array of dives from Great White Shark Cage diving in the coll waters of the Atlantic to snorkeling with Whale Sharks in the warm waters of the Indian ocean off Mozambique.
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The win broke Florida's 11-game winning streak over the Hurricanes. The Gators stranded eight base runners in the first three innings alone. Miami starting pitcher Chris Diaz gave up eight hits and walked two while not allowing a run in his career-long seven innings.
The Florida offense was dormant outside of the eighth inning. Vickash Ramjit lined a one-out single down the left field line to score Zack Powers from second. With Ramjit on second and two outs, freshman outfielder hit a routine pop up to shortstop, where freshman Brandon Lopez dropped it, scoring Ramjit from second to tie the game.
It finally looked like Florida caught a break.
That changed in the ninth inning. Florida freshman right-hander Jason Carmichael was cruising through his first 2.2 innings before Chantz Mack lined a single to right field with two outs in the ninth inning. Florida head coach Kevin O'Sullivan picked off three times to slow Mack down before calling a pitch out and catching Mack stealing second, but sophomore catcher Taylor Gushue didn't make a good throw.
"You've got to throw somebody out on a pitch count," O'Sullivan said. "We threw over there three times. (Gushue) didn't unload the ball good. You don't see that very often — guys safe on a pitch out."
The knockout blow came right after when freshman first baseman David Thompson singled up the middle to give the Hurricanes a 3-2 lead they would hold.
After both teams went through the early innings making a habit of stranding base runners, Miami came through with a two-run home run in the fourth inning for the first career home run for senior Alex San Juan. The Miami catcher had the big hit off Florida ace Jonathon Crawford, who still wasn't his sharpest on Friday.
The junior right-hander last six innings, giving up eight hits, two runs, three walks and striking out three. He threw a career-high 103 pitches.
Crawford was outdueled by Diaz, who didn't touch 90 mph on the night but moved the ball to both sides of the plate and threw strikes.
"He threw strikes and had good movement," said Shafer, who went 3-4 at the plate. "He hit his spots and kept us off balance."
The Gators will try to take game two of the series on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Florida will send freshman right-hander Tucker Simpson to the mound. The starter needs to give the Gators a good outing, but the hitters know they need to turn it around at the plate.
"We need to put up runs," Shafer said. "More than anything as hitters, we need to just put up runs."


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The Business of Selling Affiliate Product Through Your Blog
If you have a website or say a "Blog" then one of the ways that you can make money through it is by selling affiliate products, which I feel is better than any PPC ads. But selling an affiliate pr...Read More
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If you think London's numerous speed safety cameras and bumps are an unfair hindrance on your right to drive as fast as you damn well like in the city, you're really not going to like Transport for London's Intelligent Speed Adaptation (ISA) technology, the trial of which is starting in the capital.
The system combines GPS location tracking with a custom 'speed map' of London - as defined as any road within the M25 circular - to limit vehicle speed in either an enforced of advisory manner. The former, oddly enough, restricts the vehicle top speed to that of the road being travelled on. Advisory mode simply displays the current speed limit and either a green, smiley face if the current speed is within that limit or a red, sad face if it is being exceeded.
ISA devices will be installed in a fleet of 20 cars, a bus and a taxi this summer and Southwark Council has expressed interest in outfitting its fleet of some 300 vehicles. The system is expected to be offered to regular drivers some time next year and, according to TfL, will lead to reduced congestion, emissions and a reduction in the number of fines issued to drivers.
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Well I went back out to see if the big deer I missed yesterday would show, but no luck. I packed up my gear and headed back to the truck, which is about a mile hike. There is a west/east trail about 10 feet in front of my truck and runs next to the wood line where I enter to get to my spot. Well, I get 10 yards from my truck and look down the trail only to see a 6 point buck standing a little over 200 yards away (long shot in Florida where I live). Everyone and their brother shoots out where I park and there was an old couch sitting in a junk pile. So with my climber on my back and a rifle in my hand I use the couch as a rest for the gun. I was shaking from the opportunity of another deer and from the walk. I managed to get my nerves under control and started to squeeze the trigger aiming a little high on his back (rifle is zeroed at 100 yards and is a Ruger Mark ii compact .308). I was squeezing so slow I was afraid he was going to run off, but this time I did not rush like in my previous post "shattered dreams". I am listening to my heart beat when all of the sudden BOOOOOM!!! My own gun scared the crap out of me. I watched as the deer flipped on his back. Small mistake is when I got up to put the stand in the truck, I did not continue to watch him to make sure he stayed down. Long story short, he got up and ran off in the opposite direction he was facing. 45 minutes of tracking and finally found him shot was place 4 inches above the heart quartering towards me. Right where I placed the cross hairs, not much bullet drop between 100 and 200 yards.
Not big by any means, but to me a trophy nonetheless. Longest shot I have ever made including range time, but goes to show that squeezing the trigger into a surprise really helped. I will remember my thanksgiving deer the rest of my life.


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Even Tyler, the Creator found it to be accurate.
Even Tyler, the Creator found it to be accurate.
Plus, the rapper/designer explains his creative process.
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i was at the gas station when a nice lookin black Z28 pulls up, he had the SS badging on it. I asked him if he was an SS, he said he was a stock Z28, but that he had full exhaust and he imagined to be at around 330-340 hp. Anyways...i told him i wanted to run him, and he agreed. We go on the highway, nobody on there, we line up count to 3 and let em rip. He took off fraction of a second quicker, but i took off right when i heard him go. Immediatelly i jump ahead, and by the end of 2nd gear im 3 cars ahead. 3rd gear we are even, and by the end of 3rd he starts pulling. Im still 2 good cars ahead, and its 90 mph, then i go to shift into 4th, and totally **** it up and miss, so i just leave it in neutral and he blows by me in about 1 second. I told him i missed 4th, he smiled and gave me the thumbs and i gave them back to him. Overall i was impressed. I only got the uppipe and Downpippe... I will admit, that by 100 mph, he prolly woulda had reeled me in, or maybe caught up. If we would do the 1/4 i would say that we would be pretty even, maybe i would edge him out by about .1 or so. Anyways, was a good run...was proud of the subie totally pulling on him in 1st and 2nd.
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I painted over a semi gloss walls in my bathroom. (Which I have done before without any problems) The paint is still tacky to the touch after 5 days and will literally peel off on some walls. How am I supposed to remove the paint?
You have not indicated whatt ytpe of paint you used. Newer paints (Such as zero-VOC and some oils) are formulated with little solvent or high-solids alkyds which, promote slow dry. The answer may be more ventilation and more patience...
Is this room heated?
The temperature or moisture may be the problem. Were the walls clean?
If you find that the temperature or moisture is the problem and allow the paint to cure by fixing the problem, then you can scrape off the bubbles and peeling paint. Then patch the spots with compound. Sand it smooth, prime the spots, then spot paint them. You might want to go over the walls again after the spots are done.
Is the bathroom constantly humid from shower and bath usage?
how clean were the walls?
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overtake verb (GO PAST)
C1 [ T ] to go past something by being a greater amount or degree:
B2 [ I or T ] UK US pass to come from behind another vehicle or a person and move in front of them:
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- I accelerated to overtake the bus.
- Garcia was gaining on her opponent throughout the race, but only overtook her at the very end.
- A continuous white line in the middle of the road means no overtaking.
- DVDs are overtaking videos in popularity.
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The Nature of the Jewish Community and Problems of Communal Service - A Review of Philip Klutznick's 'No Easy Answers'
Jewish Communal Service Association of North America (JCSA), National Conference of Jewish Communal Service, Winter 1961
The author reviews Philip Klutznick's book "No Easy Answers," in which Klutznick writes of a contemporary Jewish community in which he sees "no diminution of substantive values but only forms changing during the processes of immigrant adjustment to American life." Klutznick argues that rabbis should be spiritual leaders and not "psychiatrists," that Zionism should not serve as a divisive issue among American Jews, and that day schools should be abandoned for more comprehensive supplementary education. Overall, Klutznick sees strength in the diverse American Jewish communities and advocates the removal of barriers and the embrace of collaboration between heretofore uncooperative movements.
Topic: Immigration, Publications, Education, Religious Denominations, Zionism
Name of Publication: Journal of Jewish Communal Service
Editor: Sherman, Sanford N.
Volume/Issue: Vol. 38/No. 2
Page Number(s): 203-206
Genre: Book Review
Coverage: United States
Language: English
Copyright Holder: Publisher
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Lurie, Harry L. The Nature of the Jewish Community and Problems of Communal Service - A Review of Philip Klutznick's 'No Easy Answers'. Journal of Jewish Communal Service. Jewish Communal Service Association of North America (JCSA),National Conference of Jewish Communal Service. Winter 1961: 203-206. http://www.bjpa.org/Publications/details.cfm?PublicationID=3884
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This is a discussion on New member from WA within the New Members Introduce Yourself forums, part of the Welcome To DefensiveCarry.com category; Hello from Washington! I'm an ex Coastie who rides horses and motorcycles (my current ride is a Can-Am Spyder). This looks like a great group ...
Hello from Washington! I'm an ex Coastie who rides horses and motorcycles (my current ride is a Can-Am Spyder). This looks like a great group of people who have a lot of knowledge and are willing to share, so for that I thank you in advance.
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Water Under Spare and in the Battery Box
http://imgur.com/savnEkpYeah - not good. I am having some work done to my 2014 Limited and the installer found water under the spare and in the battery box. I searched but didnt come up with anything. This isnt a place I would normally look and especially not this time of year.
Has there been any other issues like this out there?
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Re: Water Under Spare and in the Battery Box
Have just noticed this after hearing a sloshing under the seat..
My 2014 GC is barely 1/2 year old!
They replaced the Radio 2 weeks ago and also the AC blower..maybe did not reassemble right..
I've had it with my GC. Informed the dealer I want to trade this vehicle.
It is an absolute Lemon!
Never had as many issues as with the GC! I hope Chrysler/Fiat will endorse me with a trade-in..
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Hey there, did your dealer find what caused the water? Was it the AC-drain plug? The AC-Blower was replaced on mine 2 weeks ago..
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The Slicer by Ice Meister (!) is a sled for summer. Take its ice-block-forming trays from your freezer, clip them into the bottom, and frost some sod. $70 whole dollars — you could buy a lot of ice with $70. [via Cool Hunting]
That girl looks a little too old to be having that much fun. I suspect she is on drugs, because this would probably be fun on drugs.
Dunno about you guys, but in my summers the ice cubes would be gone within 10 minutes.
She's not having fun. She's just realized the hard way that she's sitting on ice.
What sled? I don't see a sle… oh, wait, there it is.
I presume the model is not actually testing this thing bare-arsed, despite appearances…
I would bet you can get better speed (albeit a bumpier and more dizzying ride) by just tucking into a shoulder roll and throwing yourself down the hill.
Hmmmm… One of these days I'm going to have to invent something that will allow gravity to take you down hills… something round and spinny…
We used to buy 10 lb block ice, place a small towel on top, and slide down grass hills. Big fun! Beer helps…
In my day summer sleds had wheels and we called them wagons. Now what we really need is a maker to make a personal summer snow machine from an ice machine, a wood chipper and a leaf blower.
Put it in the shade and make an ice slide.
Does it also work if the rider is wearing pants?
I like the picture of the boy in the summer sledding pictures on their site. It's obvious the sled isn't moving and they just blurred the grass around him. They didn't go into great detail so the grass next to his body is still clear.
The video seems to show it working.
WindyBt, I believe you're just seeing JPEG image compression artifacts. They've compressed that picture pretty far to make it 14kb.
I would like to second #8's recommendation of just using ice blocks and towels (I also recommend the beer).
We always used ice blocks designed for house boat ice chests but you can probably find them elsewhere or build your own mold. I'd probably suggest approximately 6″x8″x12″ but smaller blocks equal harder to stay on equal more fun.
MAN! I came up with this idea like 6 years ago, when we used to go ice block sledding. Depending on how hot it is outside if its not a thick ice-block then it melts too fast. On the other hand it is REALLY FUN. On a long steep grass hill its probably one of the best thing to do on a summer's day, but remember theres no snow cushion when you slamming into things! kudos for the person that took this idea all the way. I had drawings and everything HEHE
I kinda feel pervy for looking at this pic far longer than the true subject warrants.
Hawtnez on sledz?
Cardboard boxes work great on grassy hills.
Sounds like something out of the ACME catalog. Is there a rocket-powered version, or maybe one with a little propeller that blows onto a sail to make it go faster?
Meep meep…
Great, now you have to soap the whole hill up instead of just he runners on the sled.
bumpity, bumpity, bumpity.
@#16 That's disgusting… that you would write what I was thinking.
Too bad the chick in the pic wasn't in the video….I would've bought ten.
Better luck next time ice sled ….thingy
Get a slip and slide and a plastic disc, save a lot of money that way.


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I didn't get a support id? I don't know why I replied to a firstname.lastname@example.com email that actually says at the bottom reply to this email to open a support ticket so something must be going wrong.
Any ideas?
I haven't got an id number or anything? do they usually email you it or can you see it on your dashboard?
Yh I understand they must be busy, but not repying at all is pretty poor. If they can't handle the nuber of emails they should hire more. Simple as that.
what so should I still be waiting for a reply from the one I submitted on the 18th of November? that was over 20 days ago?Thanks for the reply by the way ;P
I have opened two support tickets now, one on the 18th of Novemeber, and one on the 6th of December.
Now I haven't had a reply for either of these yet, is this normal or has something gone wrong?
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Yh i think it is. Mine is too. It didn't say it specifically in the email that it had been soft rejected, just that there were still some improvements to make with a link to edit the file.
Did you not get an email?
Cool glad you fixed it! What did you change?
try that catswhocode tut though. Its about actually integrating the wp-navi plugin into functions.php it should definitely work.
Also with the css try adding !important at the end of the values for the inactive page number. See if that works
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Mere separation of the races does not imply the inferiority of one to another
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Segregation instills a sense of inferiority in minority children and is therefore invidious-not benign-discrimination
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A regulation that diminishes the value of property by half
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