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Of course people don't get as much social interaction because of sites like Flickr but this is the direction the world is heading.Although social sites hurt some forms of social interaction they help you maintain friendships with people you never cross paths with anymore or peope you have moved away from. Overall, social sites might actually increase social interaction.


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And honestly, why do we need a show desktop icon proper when there's already one in the lower right-hand corner of your screen?
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A farmer wants to build a rectangular fence using the side of his barn as one side. He has 200 yards of fencing available. Find the maximum possible area he can enclose with the fence.
I know the answer is 5000 and that the equation to figure out the answer is in quadratic form. I am just not sure on how to get to the answer, so it would be great if someone could show the steps on how to get to the answer. It would be greatly appreciated.
Let x be the length of the side parallel to the barn.
The other two side lengths are therefore 100 - x/2
Write the equatuion for Area as a function of x, and set the derivative dA/dx = 0. That will let you solve for x. It will turn out to be 100 yards. The area will then be 50*100 = 5000 sq yds
I understand how you got the answer, but I need to start with 2W+L=200 and somehow turn that into a quadratic equation(ax^2+bx+c) to obtain the answer.
Let x = L
Then W = (200 - x)/2 = 100 - (x/2)
That is exactly what I did. It does not matter whether I call the length x or L. The algebra is the same.
The area is then A(x) = 100 x - x^2/2
If they don't want you to use calculus, then complete the square to find the x that gives maximum Area.
2 A(x) = 200 x -x^2
= -(x-100)^2 + 10,000
That clearly has a maximum whan x = 100, and that value corresponds to 2A = 10,000. or A = 5,000
Solve for X
I know X =200, but don't understand how to reach that anwser.
is this really algebra, im doing this now in freshman year algebra 2


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Feb 26, 2014 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports EditorThe best individual finish from the Lander Tigers at the state Nordic ski meet at Cody came from Louisa Austin in both races.
Austin opened up the two days of skiing with a second-place finish in the freestyle event. Her time was 21:21. Anna Gibson from Jackson was first in the event in 20:32.
Austin came back in day two to win the classic-style race in a time of 37:46.
"It was winter conditions both days, with snow flurries and a brisk wind," Lander coach Emily Tilden said. "Conditions lightened up on Saturday a little bit, but it remained cold."
Lander's Emily Schimelpfenig also finished in the top 10 in the two days of competition.
Schimelpfenig was eighth in the classic race in 40:57.84 and ninth in the freestyle event (23:21.3).
"The course conditions were a little soft on Friday, which makes the skiing a bit harder," Tilden said. "On Saturday, the course held up well and set up nicely for firm classic tracks."
Lander's Nick Merritt paced the boys in both the races. Merritt was seventh in the freestyle event (20:09.6) and fourth in the classic race (33:42.3).
After a sluggish performance on Friday, the Tigers bounced back in the final races.
"Our results were not what I would have hoped for on Friday, but we came back strong for Saturday's races," Tilden said. "For our younger athletes who completed their first race 10km race on Saturday, I'm especially proud of the effort and determination that they showed."
Team standings
The Lander girls were third in the team standings at 161 points. Jackson won the team crown with 226 points. Casper Natrona came in second. There were six teams in the field.
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Am I right in thinking if I can get the ECU codes someone might be able to guide me in the right direction?
Edited by Dynamic Dave on 20/11/2008 at 18:59
Edited by Dynamic Dave on 12/03/2009 at 10:13
I have an F flashing in the display and have lost all power. In June 2008 I had a similar experience, the local Vauxhall dealer diagnosed Code P1731 and P1700. It cost me £723.05 for a replacement module. At that time the car had only done 19000 miles, it has now only done 27000 miles! Any suggestions??
Had my car for 8 years no problem then F code and all lights came up and could not start.
The computer logs the fault but does not allow a restart
The first thing is you may be able to restart it by disc***ecting the battery, this may reset the restart and still hold the fault code HOWEVER this does not fix the fault and it may return at any time so be prepared at all times to pull over.
If the F code comes up you can still carry on driving BUT be carefull it is warning you that soemthing is wrong.
Thanks to this site I did not immediately got to a Vauxhall service as I can confirm that they will read the computer and identify 1 of 4 computer units inside BUT I have heard that they may not interigate the individual computer units to find the actual fault code and just state that you have to have a new Computer unit at £400+ and this is not necessarily the fault.
I have traced an independant Vauxhall engineer with all the computer analysis equipment, he came to my house plugged it in and then analyised the computer and then the ECU and said it is probably the Crankshaft Sensor , I have since bought one at £48 and will try it out next week. He also updated the computer software version.
This F code problem is not in the customers interest as ONLY a vauxhall computer diagnostic can identify the POSSIBLE fault. My computer had 4 different faults (gearbox, lights , another and crankshaft sensor) logged but the engineer identified the non possible ones.
I am not a partner of this engineer and hope the website monitors will allow me to let others tknow of him name of Simon tel 07759216205 operates in SW area.
I will follow this up with my findings as I am not sure how an inductor (crankshaft sensor ) can go faulty as there are no moving parts , I suspect it is just dirty!!
Good luck
This vehicle runs a self test diagnostic on the brake light on start up.
any fault,even a duff bulb in any light WILL flag the "F" on the dash.
You have to get this fault fixed first.
then "if" the fault persists it needs the gearbox ECU code read.
but from your description it's the brake light fault.
Hi been reading through threads and I have same problem flashing f and will not start easytronic corsa my car was shuddering when I was stopping at junctions beforehand, its my first car so asked a mechanic I knew for some advice and he noticed there was no clutch break fluid but just read in this forum u cant put it in without bleeding it he obviously not specialised in automatics. I wnt to the garage and topped it up with these fluids then the f came up and cut it out could this b the reason? loads of people have said it sounds like clutch actuator after reading this im hoping for crank sensor fault anyone help? Thanx
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[Photo: Father kissing shoes of son who was killed by Israel as he couldn't find parts of his body]
By Fouad al-Ibrahim
Al-Akhbar: It has become clear that the issue mainly revolves around disarming the Palestinian Resistance at any cost, everything else is just for show. According to new information, efforts towards this goal have been led by Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in coordination with the United States (US) and Israel.
Someone asked one of the Palestinian officials about the reason for cancelling Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' visit to Saudi Arabia to meet King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz. He replied, "it's the cold." The person inquiring commented laughing, "it must be a political cold."
Cancelling a meeting with the Saudi king can always be attributed to health reasons. The diseases that the king suffers from are enough to end speculations about reasons for the cancellation.
Riyadh has decided to shut the door completely in Hamas' face for being an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood. It did not want to open a direct communication channel with the leaders of the movement. It so happens that this time the relationship between the parties involved in the Palestinian cause in the moderate camp, particularly, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Turkey and Qatar, is not only bad, it is actually the worst it has ever been. There is no communication between Riyadh on one hand, and Doha and Ankara on the other. Ankara is not on good terms with Cairo and Hamas is not welcomed in either Cairo or Riyadh. Not to mention the relationship between this camp and the Resistance axis. There is no longer an opportunity for a rapprochement between Riyadh and Tehran. Even the thin thread that connected them has been cut off after the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) entered the regional and international fray by seizing control of Mosul and other parts of Iraq.
Information indicates that Riyadh was putting together a shocking proposition… to pave the way for a new phase characterized by disarming Hamas and Islamic Jihad.
Information indicates that Riyadh was putting together a shocking proposition for Abbas, namely, sending his soldiers to the Rafah crossing to pave the way for a new phase characterized by disarming Hamas and Islamic Jihad while Saudi Arabia and the UAE will pay whatever it takes to accomplish this goal. It should be noted that the Palestinian factions themselves had suggested to Abbas sending soldiers to the Rafah crossing to demonstrate their willingness to cooperate and reach a reconciliation agreement as long as that fulfils the needs of the people of Gaza.
Abbas felt that the Saudi proposal represents political suicide for him and the Palestinian people and that it is intended, ultimately, to undermine national reconciliation and ignite a Palestinian civil war, especially after sensing the efficacy of the Resistance even in negotiations with Israel. Abbas cancelled his trip from Amman to Jeddah after receiving information about the Saudi offer and returned to Ramallah having decided to address his people directly. He said the main reason behind the Israeli aggression is to"abort the national reconciliation process." He spoke of the need to "take the Palestinian cause out of the political crossfire," and stressed "the Palestinian leadership's insistence on national unity and ending internal divisions." He also embraced the conditions of the Resistance even though he did say the priority is to end the Israeli assault on Gaza.
All the Palestinian Resistance factions received Abbas' message with a sense of relief. Some went as far as to describe it as a state of Abbas' transfiguration when he is liberated from the pressures of his allies and friends.
There was also the surprise visit that the emir of Qatar, Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, made to Jeddah to meet King Abdullah on July 23. The visit did not last for more than two hours during which the Saudis told Sheikh Tamim that there is no alternative or parallel initiative to the Egyptian initiative. The Qataris understood that there is a new condition before the Saudi, Emirati and Bahraini ambassadors return to Doha, namely, accepting the Egyptian initiative as is and ending support for Hamas.
The optimism of the Qatari leadership waned. The Qataris had hoped to turn a new page with Saudi Arabia, but Sheikh Tamim left the meeting with King Abdullah convinced that the "brothers in Riyadh" have not changed. They act as though the other Gulf countries are nothing but satellite states of the Kingdom of the House of Saud.
Information made available to the emir of Qatar indicates that Saudi Arabia and the UAE are trying to disarm Hamas and the Palestinian Resistance movements through the Egyptian initiative as part of a plan hatched with the Israelis and the Americans. The Saudis were trying to impose the plan on Abbas during a meeting that was planned with King Abdullah before Abbas received information about the Saudi proposal. This proposal is in total contradiction with what Saeb Erekat said about the summary of the meeting between Abbas and Khaled Mishaal in Doha on July 12, namely, "stopping the Israeli aggression and lifting the siege off of the Gaza Strip," as well as taking the changes to the Egyptian initiative proposed by Hamas into consideration.
Saudi Arabia refused to make any changes to the Egyptian initiative and asked all parties to support it even though the initiative treats the victims and perpetrators as though they are equal despite the sharp discrepancy in the balance of power between both sides. The Egyptian initiative also fails to even condemn Israeli crimes against Gaza or to reference the rights of the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip and the rest of occupied Palestine.
In any case, the secrets that the Egyptian initiative conceals are revealed by the US and Israeli statements. It appears that the objective behind the Israeli war on Gaza has become known, namely, to disarm the Resistance. Anything else that might be said beyond that is meant to conceal a plan that was prepared at an earlier stage.
There are Israeli positions that match almost entirely the Saudi, Emirati and Egyptian approach. The former Israeli defense establishment official and the current director of the Political-Military Affairs Bureau at Israel's Defense Ministry, Amos Gilad, said recently: "Our security cooperation with Egypt and the Gulf states is unique," and "This is the best period of security and diplomatic relations with the Arabs." Was that a leap in the dark? It does not seem so. There is other information that confirms more than that.
An article by David Hearst in the World Post on July 20 titled Attack on Gaza by Saudi Royal Appointment might seem like incitement against the kingdom. But when considered alongside statements by major officials in Israel, it becomes reality and not fabrications. The article offers commentary on statements by Israel's former defense minister, Shaul Mofaz and his successor David Ayalon. This royal warrant is "nothing less than an open secret in Israel, and both former and serving defense officials are relaxed when they talk about it," according to Hearst.
On July 20, Mofaz issued a surprising statement calling for a role to be allocated for Saudi Arabia and the UAE "to disarm Hamas and other Resistance groups." Mofaz told Israel's Channel 10 that it would be impossible for the Israeli army to demilitarize the Gaza Strip by force even if they decide to re-occupy it completely. That is why, this issue requires a comprehensive, diplomatic, political and economic plan to achieve such an objective. He added that Saudi Arabia and the UAE can, under current circumstances, play an important role in providing the necessary funds to carry out this plan.
"Our security cooperation with Egypt and the Gulf states is unique… This is the best period of security and diplomatic relations with the Arabs." – Israel Defense Ministry official Amos Gilad
On July 14, Israeli daily Yediot Ahronot reported from government sources news of Israel's intention to put forward a proposal to the United Nations (UN) Security Council to provide $50 billion to rebuild Gaza in return for pacification and disarming Hamas and the Palestinian factions. The newspaper quoted these sources saying: "Israel wants to obtain international guarantees, such as those that have been agreed upon in the Syrian chemical weapons disarmament deal."
Palestinian sources close to Hamas and the Islamic Jihad are talking about generous offers by Gulf states to Abbas to do what it takes to disarm the Resistance in return for rebuilding the Gaza Strip, lifting the economic siege and devising a comprehensive development plan in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
Saudi Arabia and the UAE are trying to mobilize support for the Egyptian initiative regionally and internationally despite the international community's inaction in supporting the ceasefire initiative. Even the US secretary of state, John Kerry, seemed less enthusiastic than before in supporting a ceasefire after Israel's intransigence. Saudi Arabia was not included in his schedule of visits to discuss Gaza. This raises questions about the seriousness of the US effort, or does a division of roles require that?
In the end, Palestinian Resistance movements in Gaza are not willing to concede one iota of their conditions, despite the fact that this round of Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip is the fiercest compared to earlier rounds. The military wings of Hamas, Islamic Jihad and other Palestinian Resistance factions are now stronger, and they will decide the fate of the battle and the course it will take on the ground. Palestinian Resistance sources speak optimistically about Abbas' positions in his message to to the Palestinian people. For the first time, he makes the Resistance rockets part of the struggle against the Israeli occupation.
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The Washington Ballet will present a company premiere of the The British Invasion: The Beatles & The Rolling Stones at the Kennedy Center in early March. The program, in part underwritten by the Women's Committee, will include A Day in the Life with choreography by Trey McIntyre. Brooklyn Mack will recreate the role originally performed by Jason Hartley. McIntyre was at the WB on Jan. 15 in conversation with artistic director Septime Webre. The evening included Jonathan Jordan's solo in McIntyre's Blue Until June to the iconic music of Etta James which will be part of the WB's The Jazz/Blues Project at Sidney Harman Jan. 29 through Feb. 2. McIntyre said, "It is more important than ever for dancers to be trained classically."


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I finished Accutane 3 months ago, but dermatologist said that I can go by 4 months, is that okay? I read horrible reviews, such as patients getting hypopigmentation, scars, breakouts etc. Realistically, how likely is this? This dermatologist makes you go through a system of topicals before/after the laser treatments in order to prep/maintain skin (and reduce chance of breakout he says). Is this normal or is this a sign that this dermatologist is more careful or conscientious?


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Geeze that was a pain. Like building an engine using kitchen tongs. Some of my feedback on the Turner headers are:
1. Turner needs to open up the spaces for the air pump flanges in the header manifold. Space is way too small and requires a lot of grinding to get them to seat.
2. Turner needs to move the O2 senso bung maybe 1/2 inch to prevent the sensor from being jammed into the cooland drain bolt on the side of block near the rear manifold.
3. get ready for some really difficult nuts to both tread on the stud and to tighten. allmost all are on the rear manifold.
Took lots of time to get those nuts on.
Phew. glad thats over. Now for something easy like putting a canoe in the glove box.
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Most of the games and other apps I have seen that use the iPhone and iPod Touch's motion sensing capabilities are difficult to control (like aiming at things in a game) or really gimmicky (shake to get a result instead of pushing a button!). But this new turntable app for the second generation iPod Touch (no other version and not the iPhone) is very clever and cool, if not necessarily useful.
As Gizmodo explains, "It works like a turntable, changing the speed depending on the revolutions-per-minute." It's not in the app store yet, but I don't see how this doesn't become popular if/when it does. And if it gets improved and starts including the ability to scratch and control tracks precisely, it could actually become useful to DJs and a respected little part of the music industry:
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It's Xanax that has three syllables; firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5883634615775822475.post-86338195395301564382009-07-29T11:54:14.171-04:002009-07-29T11:54:14.171-04:00I once had an older gentleman ask for a refill for...I once had an older gentleman ask for a refill for his wife, he wanted her travel medicine. I didn't see anything on her profile that might be the one he was looking for. He was confused and I thought he might have the wrong pharmacy. After a few minutes I learned he wanted the white pill for travel, " you know, the one that keeps her quiet and me happy". We filled her Xanax and the happy couple went on a road trip.Sandyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5883634615775822475.post-75996533370834617702009-07-28T22:57:08.013-04:002009-07-28T22:57:08.013-04:00In my little corner of the suburbs, many people do...In my little corner of the suburbs, many people do not know what they take. But try to give them a different brand of Hydrocodone/APAP (Vicodin/Lortab)besides Watson or Alprazolam(Xanax)besides Greenstone....then the pookie hits the fan.PharmacyJimhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5883634615775822475.post-22089760409051059662009-07-28T19:46:12.777-04:002009-07-28T19:46:12.777-04:00I tend to list the generic names of my meds on the...I tend to list the generic names of my meds on the list I give to my healthcare provider. Imagine my surprise on being asked what some of them were - the nurse needed the brand name, because she didn't know what the drug was from the generic name. We're talking citalopram, not something obscure. I waited until I was in my car to firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5883634615775822475.post-1869276049417345562009-07-28T19:34:20.422-04:002009-07-28T19:34:20.422-04:00I keep a index card in my wallet next to my driver...I keep a index card in my wallet next to my driver's license in case I ever forget a medication or dose. Also have emergency contacts and diagnoses. A great idea for anyone with health issues. Even though it's there for medical personnel, I've used it myself at a doctor's office when I forget. I couldn't imagine not even knowing the list though...that's just irresponsible.

In addition to knowing what I take I also double check interactions, and that the pharmacy gave me the correct medication (I received a wrong dosage once), and wrong counts a few firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5883634615775822475.post-69105508811323481182009-07-28T17:49:53.512-04:002009-07-28T17:49:53.512-04:00Umm I meant to say Developing nations and not deve...Umm I meant to say Developing nations and not developed nations.Dr. Public Healthhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5883634615775822475.post-73381285210853769642009-07-28T14:36:45.450-04:002009-07-28T14:36:45.450-04:00Please do not dispose of expired or unused Rx or O...Please do not dispose of expired or unused Rx or OTC medicines in the trash or by flushing! Please dispose of unwanted/unused medications at the drug disposal site located in your community's police firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5883634615775822475.post-35058154043109880372009-07-28T13:41:43.193-04:002009-07-28T13:41:43.193-04:00Wow... when I got Vicodin for my surgery I didn...Wow... when I got Vicodin for my surgery I didn't hesitate to take it.

Love your blog by the way!

P.S. My shoulder is much better now, but I was wondering if you could write me a perscription for Vicondin over the internet without meeting me just in case the pain starts coming back?J.J.http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5883634615775822475.post-37022637047120612942009-07-28T13:24:26.227-04:002009-07-28T13:24:26.227-04:00This is why Home Care is so much fun--the med list...This is why Home Care is so much fun--the med list can take forever!! We no longer ask pts what they take, we tell them to put EVERYTHING they swallow, snort, rub on or gargle with on the kitchen table for review (otherwise they skip the herbals and OTC's because they aren't "real drugs" like doctors use.

LOL with syncope and multiple MD's had bee taking....drum roll please...Lasix and furosemide, PLUS Lanoxin and digitalis. Wonder why she was dizzy!!

Pattie, email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5883634615775822475.post-78847957576469141932009-07-28T12:50:51.722-04:002009-07-28T12:50:51.722-04:00Dr. Laura, I do that too. I don't use the ga...Dr. Laura, I do that too.

I don't use the garbage can, though. I put them in the office coffee machine filter. Keeps the staff on their toes.Grumpy, M.D.http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5883634615775822475.post-53477050205802215012009-07-28T12:28:41.974-04:002009-07-28T12:28:41.974-04:00Dr. Grumpy, do you throw the old pills away? I op...Dr. Grumpy, do you throw the old pills away? I open up the bottle, hold it over the garbage can, look at the patient and say, "so it's ok if I throw away your late husband's 5 year old pills now, right?" At that point they almost never say no (almost) and I've gotten "permission" from the patient and I can get rid of the pills into the garbage, with the bottle right after.thegooddrlaurahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5883634615775822475.post-9053266200869850912009-07-28T10:00:06.702-04:002009-07-28T10:00:06.702-04:00My favorite answers are "I take a small blue ...My favorite answers are "I take a small blue one and a pink one at breakfast, but the blue one I take at dinner is larger"

I also get a big kick when patients have no clue what's WRONG with them!!!

Guy in his mid-70s the other night, to the ED for the 3rd time that I know of (for some reason he refuses to see his PCM.... and instead comes to the ED for a fingerstick of 250). So, NO complaints besides "high blood sugar".

"So, sir, can you tell me your medical problems?"

"Don't have any"

"Well, I'd assume that you have diabetes, right?"

"yup"

(oookaaay, I see that this will take a little longer than expected - and no, he hadn't had a stroke nor was he listed as having any learning disability)

"I see that you have a big scar on your chest, did you have open heart surgery?"

"yeah, years ago"

"Did you have a heart attack?"

"Don't know"

(??That seems like an easy one??)

"Has anyone looked at your heart since then, either by .... or by ....?" (...=descriptions of echo and cath)

"Don't know"

(??? you mean that you don't know if someone stuck a giant needle in your groin??)

I certainly don't mean to make fun of anyone for not knowing the specifics of pharmakokinetics or disease physiology, but for god's sake, know what's wrong with you!!!!

Take a little responsibility besides, "it's in your computer" - AAAUGHGHGHGH08armydochttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5883634615775822475.post-80276715912486497312009-07-28T08:05:07.957-04:002009-07-28T08:05:07.957-04:00Dr. Public Health- I practice in a supposedly deve...Dr. Public Health- I practice in a supposedly developed, suburban area of the U.S., and what you describe happens all the time, day in and day out.Grumpy, M.D.http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5883634615775822475.post-45428933603810207252009-07-28T03:11:39.308-04:002009-07-28T03:11:39.308-04:00@Theresa You'd be surprised at the amount of ...@Theresa

You'd be surprised at the amount of people (at least at the hospital I intern at) who have absolutely no clue what they're taking. Well, that's not altogether true - many know their pain meds well.

The majority of my patients only know if it's a "heart pill", "happy pill", or some other extremely broad name. Many don't know their dose either, just how many pills to take at a certain time.

I do and don't blame them for not knowing what they take. It's important for their health, and patients should know that bad things can happen with the wrong drug. I blame them for not knowing the name of the drug and the dosage, but at the same time, I don't blame them for not knowing this. Names can indeed be hard to memorize.

Some patients are on top of their health and safety, and I applaud them for being an active patient.Rx Internhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5883634615775822475.post-34832120424230671902009-07-28T00:08:34.902-04:002009-07-28T00:08:34.902-04:00I thought Valium had an amnesiac effect. And if t...I thought Valium had an amnesiac effect. And if thats the case she shouldnt of remembered the pain or at least not given a shit about it while she was taking it.

But I get ur point.

And what does Viagra do if anything for women?peedeehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5883634615775822475.post-10730881519938410612009-07-27T23:52:01.353-04:002009-07-27T23:52:01.353-04:00I think Mrs. Geritol asked for a refill at the Lip...I think Mrs. Geritol asked for a refill at the Lipstick pharmacy today.Lipstickhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5883634615775822475.post-81766864424597014402009-07-27T23:26:17.761-04:002009-07-27T23:26:17.761-04:00Ha ha! I used to have patients come up to me and...Ha ha!

I used to have patients come up to me and tell me the color of the pill instead of the name.

Apparently, this happens a lot in developed nations,mostly in rural areas. They are not literate, and they identify medications by the shape and color.Dr. Public Healthhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5883634615775822475.post-43264487460697191672009-07-27T22:38:30.701-04:002009-07-27T22:38:30.701-04:00I have a patient who is a little old retired labor...I have a patient who is a little old retired labor and delivery nurse. Whenever someone she knows dies, she raids the medicine cabinet. She managed to get free Celebrex for over two email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5883634615775822475.post-45318938023377414842009-07-27T22:19:55.909-04:002009-07-27T22:19:55.909-04:00Wow, do people really not pay attention when takin...Wow, do people really not pay attention when taking prescription medication? I mean I know people over medicate all the time, but ending up in the ER for taking the "wrong" medication would be quite embarrassing.Theresahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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I just bought an 08 535xi (6-speed manual) from a BMW dealership 3 days ago. I LOVE this car so far and it is mint and loaded. I specifically wanted a 6-speed because I used to have a 2011 328i which was also a stick. The 3 series was NOT AWD and was very smooth through every gear. The 08 I just picked up is quick but not smooth like the RWD 3 series. It seems to have a "miss" feeling or "pulsates" very slightly on hard acceleration. The car still moves perfectly and is fun as hell to drive. Is this due to the car being AWD? I've never had and AWD car before. The car has 76k but was dealership maintained with service records. It shows the spark plugs being changed back at around 50,000 miles. I'm just looking to see if anyone has any insight on this. I have the dealerships powertrain warranty for the next 3,000 miles or 3 months. Thanks!!
At 50,000 miles I had a similar problem on my 08 535XIT turned out to be carbon build-up.
Good luck!:thumbup:
My 08 535xi @ 49,000 had same symptoms and had radical improvement after walnut shell blasting. Cost $575. You should see the squirills sniffing my tailpipe.
Apparently this carbonized oil buildup is minimized with high rpm driving ;-)
I guess that it why I only really feel it on acceleration? She's smooth as anything in the higher rpms.
Traction control kicking in?
Dirty intake valves?
Lack of proper tune?
And 30k miles seems to be the limit on oem plugs in a n54 engine..
I would go get a Cobb give it a proper flogging , uninstall make dealer fix the weak points.. But that's just me..
UPDATE- I spoke with Otto's BMW in West Chester PA who sold me the car. I have an appointment on Friday (with loaner car) me to drop off the car and they'll fix whatever the issue it is. They said it's a regular thing and should only take a few hours to fix. I can't wait to see what the car feels like when I get her back afterward!
Zeke - Please PM me or update this thread with what Ottos tells you and how their service is....as you know, I just bought mine from there this week as well and I'd like to see what your "regular thing" is and how good of care they take of your car.
I absolutely will!
I brought the car in today and met with the service manager who said they are going to do a full check up on it. Apparently it already had the valves cleaned 2 years ago so they put in new plugs. They took it out for a test and still doing it. He told me they looked in the the valves and they are carboned up again and they're going to have to keep it the weekend. They gave me a 2012 335xi coupe to beat on over the weekend though. I just drove that 80 miles back home and I like my 5 year old 535xi alot more than the coupe :) I'll keep you all posted. Definitely A++ for the dealership though for taking care of me!
Does that mean they are cleaning the valves for free?
They are doing whatever needs to be done to the car to get it to 100% on them!
Since the labor and parts for the BMW "Whatever" repair can be very expensive - glad to hear the dealer is picking il the tab !!!
Good luck! Let us know what happens next week.
Nice. Definitely sounds like a good dealership. I got my car back yesterday with 6 new injectors and it is running like a champ. Now it's time to reinstall my Cobb and dci's.:D
My car is doing the same thing for the past couple of weeks, again only on acceleration. Did the dealer fix it and what did they say was the problem? Thanks. Chuck
The service manager called me on Saturday afternoon and left a message that the car is done. he said I was right about the carbon build up but they didn't use walnut shells to clean the valves out. He said they used another BMW authorized method? I'll find out when I get it. I need to drive an hour and a half out to the dealership to get it. Hopefully the weather will cooperate at 7am so I can head out there right after work before this "ice storm" hits us. I'll definitely keep everyone posted.
I picked up the car this morning and all is good. To keep it short the dealer did a complete diagnostic and found it to feel like a slight misfire on the initial test drive. They replaced the spark plugs (I saw the the plugs were replaced exactly a year ago (10,000 miles ago) on the car fax, but it says on the repair ticket (CBS data states spark plug replacement was due)) and took it out again and they said the issue was still there. It felt "heavy" on acceleration. They then removed the intake and found large carbon deposits on the back of the intake valves and in the intake port area. they cleaned all 6 cylinders (didn't say by what method) and also replaced a section of vacuum hose for the waste gate control valves. They did a complete vehicle diagnostic and and everything checked out fine. The HPFP was already replaced 15,000 miles ago and that was fine. They stated the fuel injectors were also showing no trouble codes. They also topped the oil of with 1.5 qts since it was a little low. I'm very pleased with the way I was treated by this dealership and I love this car! I would love to see what the bill would have been if I had to pay for everything! Thanks for everyone's help with diagnosing the issue in the beginning.
Wow, go Otto's. Looking forward to getting some service there now...
I've got 15k miles or until May 8 2014 under CPO and full warranty package.
good to hear another dealership stand behind their product.
I never though these DI engines were such a PITA, how much does a carbon buildup costs to clean if you are out of warranty?
1. Amount of crankcase gases routed back through the intake
2. Tendency of the oil to carbonize as it's being sucked through the intake
In addition, the n54 is a uniquely designed and hard-to-work on twin turbocharged engine. At what point was this ever gonna be anything but a PITA :)
I've actually been pleasantly surprised at the reliability of these engines now that they are coming up on 6 years old. They're not great, but they are not bad.
So now at 49,000 miles I had a walnut blasting session and wow the performance is much better.
So I propose the gas milage I save by driving easy is lost with one $575 walnut blasting session. Leading to the thought process of have fun and drive this magnificent beast hard cuz you ain't saving money driving real easy to improve MPH
Not worrying about MPG I started to use the 6 speed shifter and really enjoy the sound of that high compression engine responding. 7 Grand is the place to be!!!! I hope other new owners don't have to learn the same lesson. Drive it hard.
I never had a car this nice. I haven't come close to its performance limits.
I could go on and on and on and........:cool:
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PITTSBURGH - Led by Marcedes Walker and Shavonte Zellous' 23-point, eight-rebound performances, the Pitt women's basketball team (1-0) defeated California (Pa.) (0-1) 71-58 Wednesday night at the Petersen Events Center for its season opener.
Walker (Philadelphia, Pa./University City) shot 9 of 12 from the field and added three steals and two blocks. Zellous (Orlando, Fla./Jones) hit 9 of 11 from the field and was a perfect 5 of 5 from the free throw line for her career-best 23-point total.
"We're very happy to be 1-0," head coach Agnus Berenato said. "We have such a young team that coming in I was a little nervous about how everyone was going to perform. I thought our defensive intensity in the first half was great and really set up our offense so that we could get out and run. I thought we lacked somewhat of a killer instinct in the second half, but that's something that is going to come in time as we continue to develop as a program."
Freshman guard Jania Sims (Newark, N.J./Shabazz) was thrust into the starting lineup with the injury to Mallorie Winn and responded with 12 points, six rebounds and five assists in her first collegiate game. Sims got the Panthers off to a quick start hitting her first three shots for six points in the opening four minutes of the game.
"I wasn't nervous at all going in," Sims said. "I had the support of my coach and my teammates to talk me through some things, but I have confidence in my game. When I'm out on the court, I'm not a freshman. I didn't feel any pressure. I was just excited to help my teammates score points."
The Vulcans jumped out to a quick start taking an early four-point lead at 6-2. The game remained tight through the first 12 minutes with Pitt taking over the final eight minutes of the first half. The Panther defense held California without a field goal from the 8:08 mark in the first half to the 17:10 mark in the second half. The run at the end of the first half included a 14-0 Pitt charge.
Entering the lockerroom at the half, Pitt held a 47-24 lead, hitting 52.9 percent of its shots from the field. California put up a fight in the second half, outscoring Pitt 34-24 for the 13-point Pitt victory.
The Panthers will have just one day off before hosting Mount St. Mary's (0-1) Friday at 7 p.m. at the Petersen Events Center.
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An opportunity to learn about ABCD's distinctive one-to-one support and all the activities behind the scenes that make mentoring strong! Anyone interested in ABCD generally or learning about volunteer opportunities (including but more than mentoring) is welcome.
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Our new two-day format begins in the morning through early afternoon and includes free breakfast and lunch.
ABCD New Mentor Training, open to all breast cancer survivors and co-survivors, provides new mentors with the knowledge and skills needed to offer support to newly diagnosed breast cancer patients, and their families and friends, in one-to-one customized mentoring matches.
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LumberKings score early, Withstand Wisconsin rally
By Chris Mehring / Wisconsin Timber Rattlers | May 2, 2014 11:21 PM ET
GRAND CHUTE, WI - The Clinton LumberKings were up 4-0 early in Friday's game against the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers at Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium. Wisconsin rallied back to within a run, but the LumberKings got a key hit late in the game and went on to an 8-4 victory.
Clinton (13-13) scored three times in the first inning and once more in the second to build an early lead.
The first run scored on a passed ball. Austin Wilson made it 2-0 with an RBI single. Joe DeCarlo singled in Wilson later in the inning and Clinton was up 3-0.
Marcus Littlewood pushed the lead to 4-0 with a sacrifice fly in the second inning.
Wisconsin (12-15) got on the board in the bottom of the second inning. David Denson doubled and Jose Pena reached on an infield single to third. Omar Garcia bunted the runners up a base. Angel Ortega grounded out to second and Denson scored.
Clinton added an unearned run in the top of the seventh inning. They had a runner at second with two outs. Wisconsin reliever Taylor Williams got Tyler O'Neill to send a grounder to short, but the ball was misplayed and rolled into left field. That allowed the run to score and the LumberKings were up 5-1.
Clinton starting pitcher Lars Huijer struck out six over six innings and allowed four hits. Wisconsin had better luck against reliever Thyago Vieira in the seventh.
Garcia walked, Ortega singled, and Johnny Davis singled to load the bases with one out. Viera hit Michael Ratterree to force in Garcia from third. Clint Coulter followed with a single to left to drive in Ortega and Davis to cut the lead to 5-4. The throw to the plate missed the cutoff man to let Ratterree take third and Coulter to take second.
Vieira stranded the tying and go-ahead runs in scoring position with a strikeout and a flyout to right.
The LumberKings had a runner at first with no outs in the top of the eighth when Williams walked consecutive Clinton batters to load the bases. Williams got a strikeout - his sixth of the game - for the second out. But, Marcus Littlewood, the leading hitter in the Midwest League, doubled down the line in left to drive in three runs and give the LumberKings an 8-4 lead.
Wisconsin would get a pair of runners on base in the bottom of the eighth and one in the bottom of the ninth, but the Rattlers could not score as they dropped the first game of the series to the LumberKings.
Friday was the fifth game of the homestand for the Timber Rattlers. The opponents have scored first in all five games.
Game two of the series is Saturday afternoon at Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium. Barrett Astin (3-2, 3.62) is the scheduled starting pitcher for the Timber Rattlers. Clinton will send Edwin Diaz (1-1, 2.78) to the mound. Game time is 1:05pm.
The first 500 fans to enter the ballpark on Saturday will receive a Timber Rattlers baseball cap courtesy of North Shore Bank. State-wide sports talk show host Bill Michaels will be on hand to meet fans and throw out a first pitch. Plus, the Big Unit Cruiser will be in front of the stadium.
If you can't make it out to the ballpark, the radio broadcast can be heard on AM1280, WNAM or IHeartRadio starting with the pregame show at 12:45pm. Saturday's game is also available to subscribers of MiLB.TV.
WP: Lars Huijer (1-1)
LP: Tyler Alexander (1-3)
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EladChai has given you some great advice about browsing the vector category. I would dedicate some time to that
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Endorsement: What's in a Bag? To Check or Not to Check
Geoff Parker flies over 125,000 miles per year, and he rarely checks a bag. His rule of thumb is this: any stay under 8 days, don't check. Here's why.
Geoff Parker flies over 125,000 miles per year, and he rarely checks a bag. His rule of thumb is this: any stay under 8 days, don't check. Here's why.
Whether it's for your bug-out bag or your hiking kit, the fundamental survival items -- knife, flashlight, multitool, your bag itself -- make up 98% of what you'll use and anchor your camp/hike/escape. The Gerber GO Bag ($274) gives you
Briggs & Riley is a brand known for their intelligently designed, immensely practical luggage that'll stand up anywhere from the sub-Saharan to the subway. Using lightweight, rugged materials that are easy to clean and able to withstand all the
The chaos of flying hither and yon on short trips for business or pleasure can add stress to an otherwise bucolic lifestyle. With the Unit Portables Unit 05-08 kit, you get an entire travel system to bring order to your
Mammut understands pack space is a premium when it comes to ultralight camping and designed the T-Trail + Ambient Light Dry Bag ($50) to pull triple duty. Like most dry bags, it protects your gear from the elements, or conversely,
While we love a good weekender or duffle, there are times where several days worth of gear necessitate a hard side carryon with wheels. The thing is, a great hard side case (like those from Tumi or Rimowa) don't come cheap. Enter
The utility of a BigFoot Bag wouldn't be lost on a wiseguy like Tony Soprano. They're designed to lay completely flat for quick loading and unloading of everything from large bundles of cash to liberated merchandise, or even the recently
Incase continues their love affair with cyclists with the release of their new collection, Range. Created with two-wheeled travelers in mind, the Range series figures that if it can stand up to the beating of a bike messenger whipping through New
Looking good should never be your first priority when trekking, but that doesn't mean feeling dirty is fun. The Scrubba Portable Wash Bag ($30) is a new project started by Ashley Newlandon on the Kickstarter competitor IndieGoGo. The idea came
Leave it to the French to create a better way to schlep wine from chateau to chateau. Wrapped-up in its hexagon tote form, the Zebag can hold and insulate six bottles securely. When not on the move, the carrier can
The person who coined the phrase "getting there is half the fun", clearly never had to travel by air, train, bus, or car during the holiday season. No amount of planning can ever guarantee a smooth journey, but having the "right
After a long wait and numerous teaser posts, GORUCK Field Pockets ($85-$110) are finally up for grabs. While there are plenty of excellent MOLLE pouch options out there, we've been holding out for GR's option, and it's been worth
Gear Patrol favorite Goruck has launched their first accessory offering in the form of the Brick Bag. In spite of its misnomer of a name (re: it's not actually intended for bricks), the Brick Bag
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Photography by Ryan Plett of You Have Broken the Internet While most of the country continues to get buried in snow, there's never a better time to start planning your next getaway. The new Marine Canvas Duffels
Hitmen may carry their "equipment" in stainless steel brief cases filled with foam padding or possibly a fake crutch depending on the job. Construction workers have tool belts and trucks. Professional Wrestlers have tight-fitting spandex outfits with a few spare syringes
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The Wayfarer Pack ($189) is bag for those who value materials and production sourcing above all else. Made in the U.S.A from 100% US sourced denim, details like denim rivets and a grommet & rope cinch top indicate it's built
The Naneu Pro Sahara 217F ($114) is an ideal carry-on solution for camera enthusiasts frequently on the go. Made from water-resistant Kodra, the bag is designed to be both compact
Truth be told, we don't have a lot of history with the J.L. Powell brand, but products like their Waxed Cotton Safari bag ($485) speak for themselves. Sharp enough for your Botswana safari or a visit to the in-laws, quality
Remember the tent with no poles we reviewed here a while ago? Well, today we bring you another outdoor product from the "thinking outside the box" category: a sleeping bag with legs. The Selk'Bag, conceived of by a small company
We're fans of all kinds of bags, but many that look great don't provide the conveniences that make traveling easier. This Organizer Bag by Qwestion ($185) may not win beauty contests or walk the runway, but it does sport
Reading Gear Patrol and seeing all the bags we feature, you might think we live by the motto "the measure of a man is how many bags he owns." Well, here's some more proof to that theory - our newest luggage
We had the opportunity to interview the founders of Billykirk back in 2009 and ever since we've been in love with their products. All of their leather inspired wares are made with a sense of craftsmanship that's sadly all too
Unlike a lot of men's luggage today, the Nau Fleunt Traveler Duffle ($200) is made for guys who prefer to keep their carryall tastes a few feet under the radar. Made from 100% organic cotton canvas with cotton poplin lining,
In the market for a classic holdall that, if properly maintained, will last you the rest of your well-traveled life? Then allow us to recommend the Barbour Waxed Holdall ($190) made from the Barbour's famous waxed cotton, which we can't gush
Constructed of waterproof and grease-resistant Tarpaulin, the Timbuk2 Tool Shed $35 can handle being tossed around and is easily secured by an anodized aluminum buckle. Despite Toolmonger pointing out that it's suited for the hipster-repairman or Timbuk2's own claim of
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Outdoor Research calls the DryComp Ridge Sack a perfect pack for peak bagging and summit pushes. Well, living in Minnesota, there aren't a lot of peaks to be bagged but we have a few thousand lakes and countless rivers, so I'm re-positioning
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Ralph Lauren may be a world-famous clothing brand, but its real secret to success lies in promoting a lifestyle. To make the point, this large varsity duffle landed on our radar mostly because we wish we were invited to the kinds of
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Nowadays it's tough to go anywhere without the need to bring along your laptop. A sad notion yes, but an inevitable one. That said, you might as well make sure that what you're bringing is sheathed in something durable and stylish.
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Funds from the annual Knights of Columbus Tootsie Roll drive were recently distributed to local programs helping those with special needs.
PERRY COUNTY – Perry County Public Library officials announced registration is now open for the autumn story-time session.
Autumn story times will run through Oct. 17 with programs at both the Tell City and Cannelton locations. Parents and guardians may register for story time by calling the Tell City location at 547-2661. Story times are as follows:
Bob Snyder and Bill Blinzinger have been friends for more than 80 years. Their friendship began when they were little and enjoyed driving toy cars in the dirt in preschool.
The Perry County Community Foundation recently welcomed three new board of trustee members, Lee Chestnut, Debbie Elder and Cheri Taylor.
ROME – The Rome Volunteer Fire Department will host a hog roast Sunday at the Rome Community Center.
Church services will be held at 10:30 a.m. and a hog roast meal will start at 11:30. Dinner will include pork, creek fries, green beans, slaw, bread and choice of tea, lemonade or coffee.
A country store will also be open to visitors. Items being sold include baked goods, crafts, canned goods and more. Entertainment will be provided from noon to 4 p.m. by the Country Sunshine Band with Darrell Toomey and group of Owensboro, Ky.
ROME – The Rome Volunteer Fire Department will host a hog roast Sunday at the Rome Community Center.
Church services will be held at 10:30 a.m. and a hog-roast meal will start at 11:30. Dinner will include pork, creek fries, green beans, slaw, bread and choice of tea, lemonade or coffee.
A country store will also be open to visitors. Items being sold include baked goods, crafts, canned goods and more.
Entertainment will be provided from noon to 4 p.m. by the Country Sunshine Band with Darrell Toomey and group of Owensboro, Ky.
CANNELTON – The Cannelton High School Class of 1961 will have lunch at the Patio Steakhouse at noon Thursday. All class members are invited to attend.
For more information, call Bobbi Polster at 547-8581 or 547-4646 or Brenda Mosby at 547-7512.
TELL CITY – The Southern Indiana Horseman's Club will host a fun horse show Saturday at 5 p.m. All profits will be donated to the Perry County 4-H Horse and Pony Club. There will be 22 classes for all ages. Cost is $2 a class or $20 for all.
Bleacher seating is available, but lawn chairs are recommended. The concession stand will be open with pulled-pork sandwiches, hot dogs, desserts and soft drinks available. A later start time is possible if heat is excessive.
INDIANAPOLIS – Janet Mulder of Tell City was recognized Aug. 10 for 45 years as a 4-H volunteer in Perry County.
Each year, the Indiana 4-H Foundation and state 4-H program at Purdue recognize the outstanding contributions of adult 4-H volunteers who help make the 4-H youth development program a success.
PERRY COUNTY – In May the Lafayette Spring Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution earned several awards at the group's state meeting. Lafayette Spring earned a level one Chapter Achievement Award for the 2012-13 year. They also accepted first in the public relations-social media division. Lena Joyal earned an award for outstanding chapter junior member and Deb Owens accepted an award for work in indexing for the state.
The chapter's first meeting for the 2013-14 year will be at 6 p.m. today at the Patio in Cannelton.
Archie Smallwood, Ray Windell and Rob Ellnor presented Lewis Jewels to fathers, sons and grandfathers with three generations in attendance Saturday at the Branchville Lodge 496.
The Hoesli family held a reunion Aug. 4 with more than 150 children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren of Clarence and Marie Hoesli attending.
The Tell City High School Class of 1943 held its 70th class reunion Aug. 10. Classmates attending and pictured in the front from the left are Phyllis Fenn Grant, Lucille Wettmorshousen Hollander, Alice Arnold Wittmer, Verna Kieser Freeman, Franklin Simpson, Maytha Jarboe Walker and Robert Schaerer. In the second row are Lucille Walter Bosler, Margaret Vaughn Lunder, Mary Alice Kraus Thelander, Mildred Marchal Graves, James Hollander and Charles Connor.
PERRY COUNTY – Indiana is the final resting place for more than 2,240 patriots who fought in the American Revolution, according to members of the Lafayette Spring Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Perry County is home of 26 of these soldiers.
The members of the Lafayette Spring Chapter will honor one of these soldiers April 5 at the Old Rome Courthouse.
THE WILLIAM TELL Center will have their monthly carry in dinner at 5:30 p.m. Saturday at the center. The weekly dance will follow at 7 p.m. Crosswinds band will perform.
TWILIGHT TOWERS offers bingo and euchre games in its dining room. Bingo games are held every Wednesday and Sunday at 1:30 p.m. and card games are held at 6 p.m. Thursdays and the first Monday of each month. The public is invited.
Members of the Dale High School Class of 1947 gathered for a reunion Aug. 21 at the Chateau Restaurant in Mariah Hill. Pictured in the front from the left are Leoma Welsh, Helena Medcalf, Eugene Minor, Doris Hess and Winnie Emmons. Back row: Joan Trinkel, Byford Reed, Ralph Spayd, Wilda Snyder, Hilda Bertke, Mary Jane Brittingham, Roberta Jochim and Joe Wagner.
TELL CITY – The American Cancer Society is seeking volunteers to recruit fundraising teams, garner community support, coordinate logistics, plan entertainment and lend a hand to ensure the success of the 2014 Relay For Life of Perry County.
Cancer survivors, caregivers, community leaders and anyone wanting to make a difference is invited to participate.
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hey guys, I'm new to standalone microcontrollers. I was wondering if it was necessary to have the arduino bootloader on board if you were going to flash it using the method mentioned in the following link. http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/ArduinoISP
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Renée Loth's warped description of those who respect and protect human life from conception until natural death is abortion-industry propaganda ("A zone that should be left alone," Op-ed, Oct. 12). Since Roe v. Wade made the taking of innocent human life legal, countless decent, honorable people of integrity have freely given their time and resources to save innocent human lives. They have tirelessly done so with respect not only for the children, but also for the mothers and fathers to whom they have reached out with love and concern. Unlike Planned Parenthood, they have no financial stake in their work; in fact, they have everything to lose.
Like the laws that upheld slavery, Roe v. Wade is the abortion industry's illegitimate law, its means of denying the humanity of its countless victims. It is unquestionable that mothers are among these victims. Those who rightfully point this out should never be silenced or placed in a buffer zone.
Loth selectively presents examples of violent people who have falsely labeled themselves pro-life, psychopaths looking for an excuse to act out. Every legitimate movement has been burdened by false adherents. Loth writes of "women being terrorized" and of free expression as "bullying."
Bullies do not try to protect life. Terrorists are people who do not care about human life. Loth's pitiful attempt to suggest that pro-life supporters are bullies or terrorists is wrong. The last thing we need in our dysfunctional culture is to cordon off the few who dare to say the truth.


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Guggenheim Partners together with Mandalay Entertainment and Mosaic Media Investment Partners ("the investor group") today announced a definitive agreement to purchase Dick Clark Productions ("dcp" or "the Company") from RedZone Capital Management. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
Dick Clark Productions is the leading independent producer of television programming for broadcast networks, cable networks and other distributors. The Company's world-renowned television programming includes the Golden Globe Awards; the American Music Awards; the Academy of Country Music Awards; New Year's Rockin' Eve; and So You Think You Can Dance.
The investor group is comprised of experienced, long-term investors with a deep understanding of the media and entertainment industry and a history of collaboration with each other. Guggenheim Partners, Mandalay Entertainment and Mosaic Media Investment Partners plan to continue dcp's tradition of providing its network partners with devoted and growing audiences across dcp's premier programming.
Todd Boehly, President of Guggenheim Partners, said, "We look forward to continuing dcp's production of branded entertainment that has become a part of the American lexicon. We plan to work closely with the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, the Academy of Country Music and all of the network partners and sponsors to ensure dcp's long-term growth and success."
Peter Guber, Chairman and CEO of Mandalay Entertainment, said, "This is an exciting opportunity to use our resources to build upon dcp's delivery of premiere programming and events that address the surging demand for high-quality, branded event entertainment."
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Len Foote Hike Inn at Amicalola Falls
has awarded the Len Foote Hike Inn with a 2013 Certificate of Excellence.
Georgia's only backcountry inn is located at the end of a beautiful five-mile journey through the Blue Ridge Mountains. Parking at the top of the Southeast's tallest waterfall, inn guests hike a moderate trail that leads to this eco-lodge with only 20 rooms. Dinner and breakfast are included, allowing hikers to carry only their personal items along the trail. A bathhouse with hot showers and composting toilets is centrally located, and meals are served family-style in a colorful dining hall.
Early morning views are beautiful from the east-facing Sunrise Room, and Adirondack chairs are scattered throughout the grounds. The Len Foote Hike Inn is Georgia's only true eco-lodge and boasts "Gold Level" certification from the Green Building Council. Buildings cascade down the mountainside and sit on stilts, eliminating much effect on the landscape.
Guest rooms are cooled by breezes or warmed by blankets and a small radiant heater. Rainwater is collected in cisterns and used to irrigate the inn's vegetable and herb garden. Be sure to ask about the resident worms that compost nearly everything, from table scraps to discarded hiking socks.
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|Bryan Blaylock, Lars Sloan, Doug Frobese, Randy Wothke
This was The Rogues' first performance at The Duck for a few years, and look for more performances to come. This was the band's first fundraiser for the year, besides their ongoing effort for the Air Force Aid Society from sales of the DVD from their show with the Air Force Symphony Orchestra, and the next fundraiser will be for a friend on October 19th in Crownsville, MD when the band is performing at the Maryland Renaissance Festival. Stay tuned for more details!
|Missy and Cherry hanging with the raffle items. Photo by Ros Shepherd.
|Bryan Blaylock, Doug Frobese, Lars Sloan, Randy Wothke


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Okay, it's really Day 3 but I'm posting on yesterday's events.
I took a bunch of photos. Unfortunately, they're all off a 5MP camera so I have to resize them each time. Maybe it's time for me to get one of those cellphones that can post photos directly to your blog. Anyway, I'll have photos back-posted soon.
The blogger meetup went well with some analysts, execs and tech folk all around. It was mostly a leisurely meet up with folks we work with but rarely see. We signed a big get well soon card for Grady that's being sent out today as I speak.
I spent part of the day manning the booth (okay only an hour or two compared to the other dW staff members) talking to different people as they come by. It feels like there are a lot of first-timers to the RSDC this year, and we had about 50-50 split on people familiar with dW and others not. I had an interesting conversation with a gent from Amazon Web services and there's a session later today on Mashing with Amazon Web Services that I intend to visit.
I'm heading back to the booth again for now.
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